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23 Nov 2010
Sail-World New Zealand: 22 November 2010
49ers - Medal Race - Perth International Regatta Perth 2011
Welcome to Sail-World.com's New Zealand newsletter for 22 November 2010
There's plenty of racing news in this edition of Sail-World.
In Dubai the Louis Vuitton Trophy continues. We've been watching a lot of the racing on the internet (see the SailTV story for the link) and it has been very good. Much more enjoyable than previous editions with their delays and frequent periods of no racing, or struggling with trying to run a full series on just two boats.
While there may be nothing hanging on this series, such as a world title or whatever. And to some it may be exhibition sailing. But when you are dealing with these competitors, no-one just participates - they always play for keeps - doesn't matter if it is the America's Cup or a game of pool on a rest day. So far there has been some very good racing and great coverage. Dubai has been a great regatta and venue.
Emirates Team New Zealand and BMW Oracle Racing (USA) pass Synergy (RUS) and All4One (FRA/GER). Round robin two. Louis Vuiton Trophy Dubai. Chris Cameron/ETNZ
The dhow racing over the weekend was a rare experience for western crews, and we have some great images from that event, and the other world that it represents, in this edition of Sail-World.
This is, of course, the last edition of the Louis Vuitton Trophy and when the new America's Cup World Series gets underway in June 2011, it will be in the AC45 catamaran class.
Dubai Louis Vuitton Trophy - Traditional dhow races for competing teams BMW Oracle Racing © Photo Gilles Martin-Raget
Closer to the present we have a great report and images from the second round of the Paper Tiger Grand Prix series sailed at Lake Ngaroto. Where they pulled a superb fleet of 25 catamarans for some great racing. This story was submitted through Sail-Worlds home page submission system.
In Perth, Australia (not Scotland), the NZL Sailing Team has been competing in the Perth International regatta - a prelude to next year's ISAF World Championships and principal Olympic qualifier regatta. JP Tobin won a bronze medal in the boardsailing, with New Zealand crews finishing fourth in three classes. We have reports and some images in this edition of Sail-World.
Scott Pedersen - 2010 Ngaroto Paper Tiger Regatta Ross Wrenn
Locally the Telecom Match Racing championships were staged over the Thursday, Friday and weekend, with a great win for one of the fast rising New Zealand teams on the international match racing circuit. We have been running daily reports from the organisers and competitors, on our website with are republished in this newsletter.
David and Craig blazing a trail in the Javelins - Rotoiti Spring Sprints 2010 Nadine Moeller
Last Thursday we were privileged to attend a function staged in Auckland by the New Zealand Olympic Committee to honour the six women who have won Olympic Gold medals for New Zealand. Boardsailer, Barbara Kendall who has represented New Zealand at five Olympics, winning three medals and was one of the select group. In this edition of Sail-World we feature some excerpts from the interviews given by the medalists - all had some quite remarkable and unique stories to tell.
Intense racing In Trans Tasman Battle Between CYCA/AWMRT Olivia Price v RNZYS Stephanie Hazard - Hardy's Australian Women's Match Racing Championship David Pricey
Thanks for your help and input, we're here to help sailing, and help those who wish to help themselves. Many thanks to those who have contributed to this edition.
Good sailing!
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Emirates Team NZ: Flying spinnaker has dear price in Louis Vuitton
Warren Douglas,
With Round Robin 2 drawing to a close, the big mover today was the Italian Mascalzone Latino which won both its matches. Emirates Team New Zealand ended any chance of winning the race in the second round robin of the Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai. Each race in this round is worth double points.... [
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Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai - BMW Oracle Racing clinches round robin
Tim Jeffery,
Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai - BMW Oracle Racing clinched the top spot in the double round robin of the Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai with a victory today over Emirates Team New Zealand.... [
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Australian Women's Match Racing Championship images from David Pricey
David Pricey,
Our thanks to David Pricey for these images from the Hardy's Australian Women's Match Racing Championship.... [
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Route du Rhum - The second wave of Class40s
Oliver Dewar,
Throughout Thursday and early on Friday, the lead pack of single-handed Class40's swarmed over the finish line of the Route du Rhum. Thomas Ruyant and his 2009 Tyker40 Destination Dunkerque were first across the line, followed by Nicolas Troussel and the new Pogo S² Crédit Mutuel de Bretagne just over three-and-half hours later.... [
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Volvo Ocean Race - Race veterans head Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing team
Volvo Ocean Race,
The 2008-09 Volvo Ocean Race winning navigator, Jules Salter (GBR), heads a strong quartet of race veterans signed up to the Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing team for the 2011-12 round-the-world race. Jules Salter (GBR), Craig Satterthwaite (NZL) as watchleader, Justin Slattery (IRL) on bow, and Simon Fisher (GBR). With skipper Ian Walker at the helm, Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing will have one of the most experie... [
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Zhik Australian 49er Championship 2010-11
Margaret Outteridge,
A fleet of aspiring and reigning champions will come together on Lake Macquarie this week to contest the Zhik Australian 49er Championship 2010-11. Australia fields a very strong 49er fleet, led by reigning champions Nathan Outteridge and Iain Jensen, who will return to the east coast fresh from their runaway win last week at the Perth International Regatta.... [
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Images of Dubai: Dhow racing in the Louis Vuitton Trophy + Video
Gilles Martin-Raget,
Top photographer, Gilles Martin-Raget presents this gallery of images of the dhow racing staged on the lay day of the Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai - providing the top monohull racing crews with a taste of centuries old sailing culture in boats built of Indian teak and capable of sailing almost at the speed of the wind.... [
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Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai - Here come the Italians
Bruno Troublé,
Kiwi skipper Gavin Brady guided the Italian team to a comfortable victory against Sweden's Artemis Racing after overtaking them a few minutes into the first beat. The Italian team is only half a point away from overtaking second-placed Emirates Team New Zealand which lost today after botching a spinnaker takedown and flying the giant sail like a flag from the top of their mast.... [
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A very Kiwi sailing weekend for the Javelins
Antje Muller,
A dozen Javelin enthusiasts came together this weekend at a small bach in Rotoiti for an extraordinary little event bringing together competitive racing and relaxed socialising.... [
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Win an Opti for the Kids and One for Club - Closing soon - enter now!
Sail-World.com & Powerboat-world.com,
The winner of the OziOPti Sail-World competition will receive an OziOpti 'Regatta Mark IV' GRP racing boat complete valued at AUD$3,950 (or NZ$5,135). AND They will ALSO win for their chosen sailing club an OziOpti 'Tacker' Poly training boat valued at AUD$2,395 (or NZ$3,200). There will also be prizes of 10 x $100 'The Boatyard' vouchers.... [
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Louis Vuitton Trophy images by Chris Schmid
Chris Schmidt images,
Photographer Chris Schmid presents this gallery of images from the Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai. We hope you enjoy them... [
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Rowdy wins 2010 Ngaroto Paper Tiger Grand Prix Regatta
Rowdy Leatham,
The second regatta on the Paper Tiger North Island Grand Prix circuit was hosted by the Ngaroto Sailing Club on 20-21 November. 25 boats travelled from all four corners of the Island to compete at a fantastic regatta in a magnificent location. With nine past or present New Zealand Team members and three past national champs in attendance the completion was always going to be fierce.... [
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Kiwi girls too good for Aussies in Hardy's Womens Match Racing
Peter Campbell,
The New Zealand Sailing Team crew skippered by Stephanie Hazard have underlined their London 2012 Olympic Games medal-winning prospects by winning the Hardy's Australian women's match racing championship on Hobart's River Derwent. Hazard, sailing with Susannah Pyatt (bow), Nichola Trudgen (trim and pit) and Jenna Hansen (main), progressed through a double round robin to the semi-finals a... [
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Perth International: JP Tobin wins bronze, three others in top five
Jodie Bakewell-White, Yachting NZ and Sail-World,
A team of New Zealand's Olympic class campaigners have been competing in Fremantle at the Perth International Regatta where the final races were sailed yesterday and the medals presented. The notorious 'Fremantle Doctor' was in full force in the lead-up to the regatta, but failed to show when racing got underway and the event was hampered by postponements and shortened schedules.... [
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Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai - Images by Sander van der Borch
Sander van der Borch,
Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai - Artemis Racing during the second day of the RR2. Not the best day as Artemis Racing lost two matches, one against Synergy and one against BMW Oracle.... [
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Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai - BMW Oracle Racing dominates
Bruno Troublé,
Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai - The American team BMW Oracle Racing sailed a near-flawless race today against Sweden's Artemis Racing to maintain their margin at the top of the leaderboard.... [
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Around Australia on Brindabella - 18 days till applications close
Ian Thomson,
There are only 18 days now until applications close for sailors to join a world record attempt on Brindabella. Applications are open to any sailor with offshore experience who would like to join Save Our Seas Australia onboard Australia's most famous racing yacht, the almighty Brindabella, in their attempt to break the world record for the fastest monohull circumnavigation of Australia.... [
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America's Cup - City wants Cup, but analyst warns about costs
John Upton,
America's Cup - For at least 43 days, Mayor Gavin Newsom proposes to turn San Francisco Bay into an arena for the America's Cup, the world's most prestigious yacht race. The water would be cleared of unauthorized boats and a no-fly zone imposed 6,000 feet above the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf and Angel Island.... [
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Louis Viutton Trophy: Emirates Team NZ cuts leaderboard margin
Warren Douglas,
Day 7 at Dubai and Dean Barker and the crew sailing NZL 84 played a patient game to beat Mascalzone Latino and take two more points in round robin 2 of the Louis Vuitton Trophy. Dean Barker led all the way in a race that was sailed in the late afternoon, with fading light and fading breeze. It was shifty, too.... [
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NZL Sailing Team Match Racers win in Tasmania
Jodie Bakewell-White, Yachting NZ,
With Stephanie Hazard at the helm a New Zealand crew has taken out the Australian Women's Match Racing Championships which finished today in Tasmania. The regatta, hosted by the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, was staged over four days, with ten teams of four women battling it out on on the River Derwent. Racing for the Australian Women's Match Racing Championship was in Elliott 5.9s.... [
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Waka Racing report from Telecom Matchracing Championships - Day 4
Waka Racing Media,
Waka Racing report from the Telecom Matchracing Championships Day 4 : Today was the fourth and final day of the New Zealand Match Racing Championships. Conditions were a fresh, blustery, South Westerly breeze. We battled throughout to beat Josh Junior and his Wellington Spirit team 3 – 1 in the finals.... [
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Full Metal Jacket Racing: Telecom Match Racing Champs - Day 4
FMJ Racing,
Young Kiwi Match Racing team, Full Metal Jacket, report on the Telecom Match Racing Championships: Today was the final day of racing at the Telecom NZ Match Racing Nationals. We were racing for third place against world ranked number 12 Rueben Corbett, one up in the first to two series from yesterday we had to win one more to take out third. The wind was blowing hard at about 25 knots from the sou... [
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Perth International Regatta images from Richard Langdon
Richard Langdon images,
Photographer Richard Langdon has sent these images from today's competition at the Perth International Regatta... [
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Harken Int'l Youth Match Racing Championship win to NZ crew from RPNYC
Damian Devine & Tom Spithill,
After four grueling days of racing, The Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club team of Tim Coltman, Michael Trudgen, Hana Maguire and Matt Clough have won the 2010 Harken International Youth Match Racing Championship.... [
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NSW 18ft Skiff Championship - Jarvin has tight grip
Frank Qealey,
Seve Jarvin took a tight grip on retaining the title when he steered Gotta Love It 7 to her third consecutive win. Jarvin, Sam Newton and Scott Babbage trailed Thurlow Fisher Lawyers (Michael Coxon) at the end of the first lap but dominated the fleet over the final two laps to score a 44s win.... [
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Sail-World Mailbag: The Week that Was - More on the Olympic Decision
Sail-World Readers,
Sail-World readers comment on the Olympic decisions for November - following the 'Olympic Decision - will ISAF get caught by a Yorker?' and the earlier 'Olympic sailing destined for another major jolt at Athens in November'. You can have your say on the Olympic Events by http://www.one.sail-world.com/NZ/Gladwells-Line:-Olympic-Decision---will-ISAF-get-caught-by-a-Yorker/75967!clicking_here... [
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Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai & Extreme 40s in Miami
Artemis Racing,
Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai - Today was a special day here in Dubai. The Louis Vuitton Trophy racing was put on hold so the six teams could race a traditional Dhow race. Dhows have plied the waters of the Arabian Gulf for hundreds, if not thousands of years. Nowadays, they race them regularly in fleets of up to 70 boats.... [
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Barbara Kendall celebrated as one of the Olympic Golden Girls
Richard Gladwell,
Triple Olympic medallist, Barbara Kendall was one of six women honoured at a NZ Olympic Committee function on Thursday night at the Heritage Hotel. Each addressed the dinner guests for about 20 minutes in an interview situation which recalled both their Olympic wins, but also set the context of that win in the training approach of their time, and how they became involved in their sport.... [
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Perth International Regatta - Two early medals for GBR sailors
Lindsey Bell,
Perth International Regatta - Giles Scott claimed silver for Great Britain in the Finn class on the penultimate day of the Perth International Regatta on Saturday (20 November), with Paul Goodison taking Laser bronze on another day plagued with poor conditions at the 2011 World Championship venue.... [
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Images of Dubai: Louis Vuitton Trophy - Dhow racing
Sander van der Borsch,
Top international photographer, Sander van der Borsch, was on the water for the lay day at the Louis Vuitton Trophy, Dubai when the six teams went dhow racing... [
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Perth International Regatta - Slingsby wins Gold in tricky conditions
Craig Heydon,
Perth International Regatta - Tom Slingsby has picked up the Australian Sailing Team's first medal at the Perth International Regatta, winning Gold in the Laser class on Saturday.... [
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Perth International Regatta - Medal race results
Perth Internatonal Regatta,
Perth International Regatta - Newly crowned ISAF Rolex World Sailor of the Year, Australian Tom Slingsby, took out the Laser Men's event today at the Perth International Regatta after a double points medal race sailed in light and fluky winds.... [
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Full Metal Jacket Racing: Telecom Match Racing Champs - Day 3
FMJ Racing,
Young Kiwi Match Racing team, Full Metal Jacket, report on the Telecom Match Racing Championships: Today at The Telecom Match Racing Nationals the second round robin was completed along with the semis and one race of the petit and final. The wind started out from the north with a steady 8 to 10 knot breeze. Three teams, Dickson, Wood and the Full Metal Jacket had a chance to make the last spot... [
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Telecom Match Racing: Robertson has clear round on Day 3
Kelly Gilkison, RNZYS Media,
Phil Robertson has continued his domination of the Telecom New Zealand Match Racing Championships coming out on top of the Round Robin series with 15 wins from 16 races. A 3-0 win in the semi-finals advanced him to the finals and he ends the day 1-0 up in the first to three final series.... [
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Louis Vuitton Trophy: ETNZ opens RR2 with a solid win
Warren Douglas,
Emirates Team New Zealand opened its Round Robin 2 account, in the final edition of the Louis Vuitton Trophy, Dubai, on Friday afternoon with a win over Artemis by 32s. RR2 matches score double points, so New Zealand is now second on the leader board, behind BMWOracle.... [
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Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai - Tradition arrives
Lynn Fitzpatrick,
Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai - Gaining a sense of tradition in Dubai takes time. After a visit to the Dubai museum; the spice, gold and textile souks; the Dubai museum; a wooden taxi boat ride on the Dubai Creek and the arrival of the Dhow boats at the Dubai International Marine Club, it is all coming together.... [
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Full Metal Jacket Racing: Telecom Match Racing Champs - Day 2
FMJ Racing,
Young Kiwi Match Racing team, Full Metal Jacket, report on the Telecom Match Racing Championships: Day two of the Telecom NZ Match Racing Nationals brought good wind from the North blowing from 14 to 18 knots. The plan for the day was to get through the rest of round robin one and start on the second round of racing. Nine flights were completed today... [
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Telecom NZ Match Racing: Robertson has clean sweep on Day 2
Kelly Gilkison, RNZYS Media,
Phil Robertson had a outstanding day with eight wins from eight races to end Day 2 with a 3 point advantage over his nearest rivals in the Telecom New Zealand Match Racing Championships , assuring him of first place and choosing rights for the semi-finals.... [
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Sailing Videos of the Week - the Sail-World selection - serious action
The Sail-World Team,
More and more great sailing video footage is turning up online. For your enjoyment Sail-World is going to bring you a mixture of the latests and greatest and some historic footage each week. If you'd like to make sure everyone sees the best old stuff, give us your feedback.... [
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The Pope speaks on the 2016 Olympic Events
Paul Henderson,
Former ISAF President Paul Henderson was one of the comments Sail-World NZ alluded to as being one of the many off the record comments we received after the announcement of the 2016 Olympic Events by the International Sailing Federation.... [
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Louis Vuitton Dubai: Emirates Team NZ live dangerously, again
Warren Douglas,
A good race and a bad race. That was day five for Emirates Team New Zealand at the Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai. The good: race two against Synergy (Russia). An aggressive Dean Barker forced Synergy over the start line early and they had to restart. The result: Emirates Team New Zealand earns an almost immediate four boat-length lead, an advantage Barker defends and extends until the finish.... [
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Harken Youth Match Racing Championships - Perfect scores after day one
Damian Damian,
After Day One of racing - seven of the 10 flights in Round Robin One were completed with the CYCA's Jay Griffin and RSYS's Jordan Reece finishing with a perfect five from five to finish on top of the day's racing, with the pair yet to sail off against one another.... [
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Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai - Split races bunch leaderboard
Bruno Troublé,
Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai - Competition between Sweden's Artemis Racing and the French/German team All4One in today's matches epitomized the character of racing at the Louis Vuitton Trophy Dubai today.... [
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Antigua Sailing Week 2011 shaping up
Louay Habib,
Antigua Sailing Week - With just over five months until Antigua Sailing Week, entries are coming in thick and fast from all over the world. Compared to this time last year, five times the number of entries have been received for the oldest and most prestigious regatta in the Caribbean calendar.... [
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Admiral's Cup: A unique reunion full of classic memories
Tracey Johnstone,
A proud part of Australia's sailing history was celebrated last night when members of Australian Admiral's Cup teams gathered for a unique opportunity to reunite with fellow team members. Over dinner at the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia in Sydney fellow old salts had the opportunity to travel down ocean racing's memory lane as they reminisced about the challenges, hardships... [
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Festival of Fifteens - Game of tactics
Wayne Henderson,
The Festival of Fifteens regatta on the weekend of 13th and 14th November 2010,was one that relied on the skill and tactics of the Skipper and Crew. With the wind so fickle and from any direction at any given time, the result was always going to reward for good decisions and punish for the poor ones.... [
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Mark Stepneski over at Andrew's Dallas Stars Page has some interesting stats on his site today. Most notable, to me, is just how consistent this team has been in its inconsistency. Look at the 10-game and 5-game breakdowns through 30 games. That is stunning.
I honestly thought the team was getting worse, but the results say it really hasn't changed much since the start of the season.
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PARIS, FEB. 10, 2003 (Zenit.org).- The "Confessions" of St. Augustine came to life in Notre Dame Cathedral with a public reading by French actor Gerard Depardieu.
On Sunday he delivered a reading of Books X and XI of the classic work. The renowned actor conceived this idea during a meeting with John Paul II in the Jubilee Year 2000.
"John Paul II saw me and immediately said: 'St. Augustine,'" referring to the similarity that the Pope saw between the actor and the saint.
The texts proposed for the reading were chosen by André Mandouze, a Latinist and writer who helped reintroduce St. Augustine in France.
In 2001, Mandouze participated in an international colloquium dedicated to the saint, which was held in Algeria, the site where Augustine was born in 354.
"At the beginning, the reading was not easy, but Augustine's words captivated me," Depardieu, 54, told the French Catholic newspaper La Croix.
"His reflection seemed sublime to me and has led me to take stock of myself, of my own journey," the actor said. "I have remained attached to that book, which since then has never left my side and which I read every day."
"I went to a psychoanalyst for 20 years, and I can say that Books X and XI of the 'Confessions' offer answers to our most intimate questions and calm our most painful queries," he added.
When Depardieu visited Rome last September, he announced that the initiative to read passages of St. Augustine was not a performance "but a way to enrich the faithful of the whole world."
The actor is planning to read the saint's writings in churches, synagogues and mosques to share his enthusiasm with the "wisdom" and "modernity" of Augustine.
"My dream would be to read excerpts of St. Augustine at the Wailing Wall," he said.
Depardieu gained worldwide fame in 1990 with his performance in Jean-Paul Rappeneau's film "Cyrano de Bergerac."


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La Tour Belvedere Apartment Hotel
Main amenities
- 150 smoke-free apartments
- Indoor pool
- Rooftop terrace
- Breakfast available
- WiFi in the lobby
- Fitness center
- Self parking
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Computer station
- Front desk safe
What's around
- In Downtown Montreal
- Bell Centre (1 mi / 1.6 km)
- Christ Church Cathedral (1.2 mi / 1.9 km)
- Percival Molson Memorial Stadium (1.6 mi / 2.7 km)
- Mount Royal Park (1.8 mi / 2.9 km)
- Saint Joseph's Oratory (1.9 mi / 3.1 km)
The hotel said that it was smoke free; however, the room was very old smoke smell when we…
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- This hotel has 150 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 20 floors
- Check-in time 4 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
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- Minimum check-in age is 18
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- Pets not allowed
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Indoor pool
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- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
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- Free newspapers in lobby
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Air conditioning
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- Cable TV channels
- WiFi (surcharge)
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- Kitchenette
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- Daily housekeeping
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Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Children under 18 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool or fitness facility without adult supervision.
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Breakage deposit: CAD 150 per stay
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Self parking costs CAD 18.40 per night
Breakfast costs between CAD 10.34 and CAD 10.34 per person (approximately)
WiFi is available in guestrooms for CAD 5.85 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
WiFi is available in public areas for CAD 5.85 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
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High-speed Internet access (wired) is available in public areas for CAD 5.85 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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There is a fascinating YouTube video illustrating the incredibly shockingly uneven distribution of wealth in the United States. The six minute video, "Wealth Inequality in America," now has over 4 million views and 40,000 positive ratings. It's gone viral.
What is so shocking about the wealth distribution in the US is that the poorest 40 percent of the nation have only 0.3 percent of the nation's wealth - they have next to nothing (many living at or below poverty). Contrast that to the richest 20 percent of Americans who own 84 percent of the nation's wealth. So 84 percent versus 0.3 percent.
Even the distribution among the richest 20 percent is bad and skewed. Of the richest 20 percent, the richest 1 percent own almost half of that group's total wealth or an amazing 40 percent of the nation's total wealth. So let's review: the poorest 40 percent get 0.3 percent, the richest 1 percent get 40 percent.
The middle 60 percent of the country owns only - drum roll - 15.2 percent of the nation's wealth. So let's compare again: the great bulk of the country - the 60 percent in the middle class - owns only 15.2 percent. The richest 20 percent own 84 percent.
I have written in previous letters that the nation is no longer a true democracy but is in fact a "plutocracy" in which the government - the Congress, the court system, the regulatory agencies etc. - is controlled by the wealthy and the big corporations.
Many observers believe that democracy cannot function with our skewed wealth distribution toward the super-wealthy plutocrats. This wealth distribution reminds me of France in the time of King Louis the 16th and Marie Antoinette, before the bloody French Revolution.
I guess we're eating the cake.
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Two women are in custody after escaping from an Allen County work-release program on Oct. 22.
Just past noon on Oct. 23, police found 29-year-old Mary Fulkerson and 19-year-old Ashley Nicole Woodrum in an apartment in Bowling Green.
Someone called the police to alert them of the women's whereabouts.
The Warren County Sheriff's Office helped in the capture.
Both women now face escape charges.
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Good Karma Bikes
Good Karma Bikes is seeking an intern (available in Summer) to assist with marketing implementation. Tasks include establishing the following: social media, Facebook,Twitter, LinkedIn, and their blog. Good Karma Bikes is also working to establish an online second-hand bicycle business in conjunction with the website-internship tasks would include this strategy, tactics and implementation.
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Good Karma Bikes exists to provide homeless and low income working people with safe, reliable bicycle transportation to provide them the freedom and ability to travel to the places, appointments and people that can facilitate their improved quality of life; and sometimes, a way off the streets and into a better life.
GKB partners with homeless-services powerhouses InnVision and Loaves & Fishes Family Kitchen to reach the community members who need our GKB brand of transportation. We teach bicycle mechanic skills to interested clients, so that they may join us in service to others. The "pay it forward" spirit is strong within our community. And if that weren't enough, we serve as credible and compelling job references for our client-volunteers through our Certified Bicycle Mechanic job skills training.
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Seattle Tilth has 8,000 locally grown organic veggie plants and sustainably grown culinary herbs and edible flowers available this Friday, 4-7 p.m. in Seattle's Wallingford neighborhood. Just in time for Mothers Day, you can buy wonderful edible plants $2 each with discounts for volume purchases on the south side of the Good Shepherd Center. The selection is based on what was left from last weekend's huge Edible Plant Sale.
Volunteer! We would love help setting up from 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m.-4 p.m. and breaking down from 7-8:30 p.m. We also need Line assitants, 3:30-7 p.m. and Plant Counters 4-7 p.m. If you're interested, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
If you missed last weekend's sale, want to fill in the gaps in your garden, or want to give a special gift, stock up on these wonderful plants at great prices!
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I remember playing this on the NES when it was new... now true I was young, but I remember this game being insanely difficult.
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I don't understand the bad review either... sure the game isn't worthy of 5 stars but I'd at least expect it to get 2 1/2 or 3.
I personally loved this game when I was younger. And no matter how hard I try, I can't recall any of the problems the reviewers seem to have. I don't remember anything jerky or slow about the game... nor do I recall driving through objects or crashing into things miles away.
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For portable use I transcode to Ogg Vorbis at quality 2. I also transcode to Ogg Vorbis q2 on the fly when streaming over the Internet (with VLC as the client) on my Subsonic server.
I use mp3 only when there is no other option. For example, the stereo in my truck only supports mp3 so for that I transcode to mp3 using LAME at -V2.
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USA WiiWare Update: Evasive Space
Posted by Darren Calvert
Today's solo release for North American WiiWare is Evasive Space. A causal glance at one of the many screenshots in our gallery below might lead you to conclude that this is a shoot-em-up game. In fact the idea in this game is to avoid things instead, which is a novel idea. The game has been developed by High Voltage for newly formed Akinai Games (YUKES of America).
From what we have seen so far and heard in our exclusive interview we're expecting this to be a solid purchase. Competing for the best times on the online leaderboards should be a whole heap of fun. Evasive Space costs 1000 Wii points, if in doubt wait for our review which should be ready in the next couple of days.
Congratulations go to reader PDTempest who won our Evasive Space competion with a quite frankly unbelievable example of death-avoidance that even Frogger would be proud of!
If evading things sounds like a drag and you want to shoot and destroy instead then you might want to check out Life Force on the NES. For just 500 Wii points with 2 player co-op this is a game worth investigating.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Savannah District has broken ground on Phase II of its two-phase, $100 million addition and alteration project to enhance patient services at Winn Army Community Hospital, Fort Stewart, Ga. For both phases, LEO A DALY is providing planning, programming, architectural, engineering and interior design services, and McCarthy Building Companies is the general contractor.
The Winn Army Community Hospital, first constructed in 1983, provides medical care for approximately 40,000 beneficiaries. With a forecast population increase of nearly 15,000 Active Duty and Active Duty Family Members due to Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) and Grow the Army (GTA) initiatives, the new additions and alterations provided by this project will result in meeting the current and anticipated future demands for medical services and treatment at Fort Stewart.
Phase II of the project includes a two-story, 43,600-square-foot addition to the hospital, as well as 55,000 square feet of renovations. The addition will house a new emergency department and relocate service offices for quality management, industrial hygiene, information systems and medical supplies. Additionally, a new dining area with an exterior courtyard will be built adjacent to the existing kitchen. The kitchen, along with a new serving area, will be fully renovated. The vacated hospital space will be renovated to support family medicine, internal medicine, pathology, pharmacy, security, nutritional care and legal offices. Completion of Phase II is anticipated in 2016.
Phase I, already under construction, includes a new two-story, 65,000-square-foot medical clinic addition that will house physical and occupational therapy, orthopedic services and behavioral health services. This phase includes an upgrade and addition to the hospital's central utility plant. Completion of Phase I is anticipated in 2014.
The project design and construction team of LEO A DALY, USACE-Savannah District, Health Facilities Planning Agency (HFPA), U.S. Army Medical Command (MEDCOM), Health Affairs Property Portfolio Management Division (HA PPMD), USACE Medical Facilities Center of Expertise (MX) and McCarthy Building Companies is managing a highly complex, 50-step project phasing process that allows the hospital to remain operational while the addition is under construction. The relocation of several existing departments into the addition will free up space for the hospital's renovations to occur without disrupting patient care.
The hospital will boast sustainable features such as vegetative and highly reflective roofs, recycled materials and storm water reduction systems that reduce the buildings' energy use and impact on the environment. The new addition is designed to achieve LEED Silver certification.
All elements of the design are intended to enhance the patient's healing experience. A series of landscaped courtyards will provide patients with a space for relaxation, meditation and occupational therapy for activities like gardening and exercising. A new central atrium will take in natural lighting from the clerestory windows above and through the north-facing glass wall for the main interior walkway. Also, a water feature will extend from the upper floor to the entry level, providing the calming sound of running water and giving patients a point of reference within the facility.
About LEO A DALY
Established in 1915, LEO A DALY is an international architecture, engineering, and interior design firm. The Company's portfolio includes award-winning projects in 77 countries and all 50 states. With nearly 900 employees in 31 offices worldwide, the firm ranks in the top 10 largest design firms in the United States and top 25 globally. For more information, visit www.leoadaly.com.
Other notable projects by LEO A DALY include:
Irwin Army Community Hospital, Replacement Facility, Fort Riley, Kan.
New England Children's Clinic for Autism, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Omaha Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center, Omaha, Neb.
Saint Joseph-London Hospital, London, Ky.
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Dasha knocked on my door around 8:20, asking if I was ready to go. She had shyly asked me the night before if I could come to her school that day. Her English teacher was excited that a real live American was living with her and wanted me to visit the school to meet the students.
I had no idea what to expect.
The school was a short walk from Dasha's house. I learned that it was a public school, supported by the state, with about 200 students. As Dasha and I walked down the street (there were no sidewalks and traffic was almost nonexistent in this forested suburb of St. Petersburg known as Lisiy Nos), we encountered her English teacher, Olga. For the next six hours, I belonged to Olga.
We reached the school a few minutes later and, after hanging my coat in a closet, I followed Olga up five or six flights of stairs (I lost count) to her classroom on the top floor of the building. It was spacious, about the size of any of the classrooms I could recall growing up, with several desks spread throughout the room and posters covering the walls. Each desk sat two students but, as I saw throughout the day, they were never entirely filled.
A loud bell rang and the first class of 14-year-olds soon filed in, each dressed in dark pants and a solid colored shirt. I couldn't help but think that they were dressed much nicer than most public school students in the United States would ever dress. Olga required them to say hello and good morning in English. Then, when she called the room to order, they all stood as she asked in English how they were. They answered in near-unison "fine, thank you" before she instructed them to sit down. Three boys arrived late, knocking on the door to the classroom and requesting permission to enter before coming in.
As class began, a group of four girls continued to talk amongst themselves as another girl was too busy listening to her MP3 player to pay any attention to Olga. The lesson itself was hodgepodge, with no clear plan or theme to what Olga was trying to teach. Moreover, she spoke to the class almost entirely in Russian, even though it was an English class full of students who should have had at least four years of English study by that point. Olga summed it up best as the class dispersed 45 minutes later when she said to me, "well, I think that session was awful."
Each subsequent class proceeded in similar fashion. Olga gave them words to define and then repeat or sentences to translate (I couldn't help but notice that some classes had the same lessons despite being at different levels). Toward the end of class, she would introduce me and bring me up to the front of the room. Then, she would hang a map of the United States on the wall and ask me to talk about the major cities, the weather, the oceans and the flag. I tried to speak slowly and deliberately but no matter what level the class was, I felt like they did not understand a single word I said – Olga usually ended up translating. And despite Olga's enthusiasm, I could tell the students were not so impressed by meeting a real live American.
The small class of 10 and 11 year olds was quiet and well behaved while the 12 and 13 year olds paid as little attention as the 14 year olds. After a short break, the 6 and 7 year olds were like a breath of fresh air, eagerly repeating after Olga and even asking me questions when she introduced me. While all the older students could come up with was "do you like monkeys?" the younger kids asked my name, what I like to eat, do I like McDonald's hamburgers and how old is President Obama.
Things really got interesting in the second to last class of the day – a group of just eight 11 and 12 year olds. Shortly after class began, a fistfight broke out as a blond kid sitting near me suddenly flew across the room and grabbed another kid and tried to throw him to the ground! Olga quickly took charge and marched both boys to the principal's office six floors below, leaving me in charge of the class! That was soooo not part of the plan.
Somehow I stumbled through the next twenty minutes, as I tried to stall for time until Olga returned. The students were in the middle of reading a story about London so I tried to ask them questions and get them to summarize the story. I was not successful. One student seemed to feel sorry for me and made a strong effort to contribute, but the rest of the class just tuned me out, instead whispering and giggling at me as I stood a target at the front of the room.
Finally, it was time for Dasha's class – the 15 and 16 year olds who apparently were all old enough to completely disregard the dress code. Dasha's recently adopted brother, Vanya, was also in the class, but they acted as though they didn't even know each other. I learned later that Vanya had grown up learning German as a second language, but this neighborhood school only taught English, so he was thrown into a class with his age group despite the fact that he had never learned a bit of English!
Olga barely even tried to teach this older class, leaving them to write sentences in their workbooks almost the entire period. She tried to engage them in a discussion with me, talking about the differences between school in the U.S. and Russia, but no one really participate. Overall, the 15 and 16 year olds probably spoke less English with me than the 6 and 7 year olds did!
So what did I learn during my day in a Russian school?
The school facilities themselves weren't all that different from what I grew up with – more than twenty years ago. No internet or other technology, but good-sized rooms with solid desks and chairs and a chalkboard/whiteboard at the front of the room. Considering the rural location, far outside the center of St. Petersburg, I wasn't too surprised. The class sizes were incredibly small, ranging from 8 to 16 students – something that is almost impossible to imagine in the US. As I mentioned above, the students dressed almost uniformly (although the older ones all managed to work in their own personal touches) but that definitely didn't lead to better behavior. If anything, the teenagers probably acted much like American teens as well, caring more about gossiping with friends or listening to music than participating in class.
What saddened me was what I saw in the English classes. Olga herself admitted to me that she was not trained as an English teacher, but happened to end up teaching the English class because she was one of a few teachers who knew some English. And her English was not close to fluent; she sometimes struggled to understand me as we spoke and she often mispronounced words that she was trying to teach to the students. Her lessons were full of errors that had me biting my tongue to I wouldn't jump in to correct her. It wasn't surprising, then, that the oldest students hadn't progressed much further than knowing a few words of vocabulary, despite having studied English for almost a decade.
It was almost enough to make me want to stay and teach them myself.
And it was also one of the highlights of my whole stay in St. Petersburg, which was otherwise a fairly disappointing experience and a rough start to my career break travels.
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We just returned from seeing St. Petersburg on a cruise line stop. We had hired an English speaking tour guide in order to get our Visas. She a quite a skewed view of history. Russia has never done anything wrong. Napoleon was equal to the anti-christ for invading Russia. Stalin was an okay guy. Putin is an okay guy. The Revolution never happened. The Czar and Czarina weren't murdered. All of us in the American tour just shot looks of amazement to each other, like is she serious? Interesting post!
OMG, happy guide ^|^
Putin is really a nice guy.True.
That's sad to hear that the older students were hardly interested in learning the language – though I'm sure it doesn't help having a teacher who technically isn't even an English teacher. I wonder if they have ever considered hiring a teacher from overseas, or at least getting volunteers to come and teach for a few months out of the year. Having an English teacher who doesn't speak a single word of Russian would force them to use whatever vocabulary they know in order to communicate.
Ironically: in my school after 1989 a Russian language teacher turned into an English language teacher.
That sounds quite frustrating to have witnessed, but interesting, too.
Many teachers in Eastern Europe have to re-qualify if they no longer have their usual teaching load. In Lithuania, a full load is 18 academic hours a week but the pay is low and teachers end up teaching 25 academic hours a week. Some have two jobs in two schools. But our demographic situation is getting worse and many teachers can be made redundant just because there are no kids to teach. Languages get split into two groups, other teachers teach up to 30 pupils. Re-qualification isn't like getting another degree at university, it's usually a series of courses. Russian language teachers usually re-qualify as English language teachers but they cannot teach matura students.


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The college has three scholarship applications for incoming freshmen.
Thomas Lester Scholars Program
To apply for this College of Engineering competitive academic-based scholarship, you must meet the following requirements:
- Apply for admission to The University of Kentucky, indicating Engineering as your major, by December 1st.
- All transcripts, including test scores, must be received (not postmarked) by the Office of Admissions by December 1st.
- A composite ACT score of 29 or SAT score of 1280
- An ACT Math score of 33 or SAT Math score of 740
- A High School GPA (weighted or unweighted) of 3.5
Once students have applied to the university and met the requirements listed above, we will send the application via email, as well as a letter through the mail, to the address provided on the UK admissions application. The deadline to have this application returned to our office is January 15.
Applicants are chosen based on extracurricular activities, awards and recognition, courses taken, work experience and community service and writing ability. This award allows students to receive a total of $12,000 over a four-year (eight semester) period.
Financial Needs Based Scholarships
There are two need-based scholarship opportunities for new incoming freshmen who are of residents of Kentucky:
- L. Stanley Pigman Engineering Scholarship
- Robert B. and Helen P. Jewell Foundation Scholarship
The first week in January, these applications will be emailed to all incoming freshmen who have applied to The University of Kentucky by December and listed Engineering as their major. (We will use the email address provided on the application for admission.) Only those with financial need are considered for these awards so a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid, www.fafsa.ed.gov ) must be on file for the student so that we can verify that need. The FAFSA can be completed beginning January 1 for the upcoming school year, and taxes do not have to be complete to apply. Families can estimate income in order to get the FAFSA done early and update it once the taxes are complete. The University will receive the FAFSA information approximately two weeks after completion. The deadlines for these scholarship applications are February 15th.
Each application will be reviewed by the College of Engineering Scholarship Committee as designated by the Dean. Students are awarded on the basis of GPA, ACT or SAT scores, writing ability, leadership potential and financial need. The committee will decide if a scholarship will be awarded, and if so, the amount of the award. These awards range from $1000 to $7500. Each year there are approximately 10 new need-based awards.
For more information please contact:
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In Defense of Dads
I have spent my entire childhood defending dads. That happens when you are raised by a single father of five. I was the child who always raised their hand in class and said, "and dads too, right?" whenever someone with authority sang the praises of mothers.
It was a defense mechanism. The mention of the glorious wonders of mothers only caused me pain and hurt because it was a reminder that my mom left. She was not this super human who made us meals, comforted us when needed and did all the typical things that would cause others to remind us children that our moms deserve to be acknowledged. Nope, not even close. Instead of admitting that hurt I built walls and focused on the awesomeness of my dad, minus the whole alcoholism thing.
Sometime between my dad's death and becoming a mom I stopped defending fatherhood and started to bask in the glory of being a mom. Wait. That sounds wrong. I still continued a healthy respect for the role of a father and selflessly encouraged it in our own home. I just stopped raising my hand and declaring it.
What I really meant was it felt good as a mom to relate to all the propaganda about how great moms are. Even if you didn't watch the Olympics you saw the commercials right? I mean come on, I cried every time they aired. I am raising athletes and I could totally relate.
Moms are universally celebrated by the world. Anytime anyone succeeds in life the mom gets all the credit. It may be fair considering us moms are also the reason therapist exist but that's not the point I am making.
What I am trying to do is raise my hand and ask, "What about the dads?" What are they chop liver? Did I just age myself with that question? Moving on.
Everything I am, I am because of my dad. It pains me to know that I did not fully appreciate his love and sacrifices until I was blessed with my own children. Children born after his death. We eat as a family nearly every night, spend the majority of our time as a family, our children are expected to treat others with respect and have a love for baseball that would make him proud all because he instilled these things in his own children.
The truth is as much as I would love to take all the credit for all the goodness of my children Mr. C plays a huge part in raising them. He is an amazing father who deserves to be celebrated. Mr. C is the leader of our family, spiritually and otherwise. It is he who will be held accountable for our family. He works his ass off everyday as the sole provider for our family. He endures the stress of balancing work and family time.
He often leaves work and heads straight to whatever practice or game is going on. Our children squeal and run into his arms when they spot him walking up and the kid on the field flashes a huge smile because just being there matters. Because of this dinner gets served late but we still eat as a family and he listens to all the chatter about the rest of the day even though he hasn't had a second to relax.
He is the kind of dad who paints his daughters nails, knows every girly hand cheer clapping game and plays them in public with his little girl. He is the kind of dad who makes the time to take his daughters and his sons on dates to spend one on one time with all four of them.
He is the kind of dad who clears the living room furniture to wrestle, practice grounders, play catch or have a Nerf gun war. He is the kind of dad who encourages, disciplines and loves. He is the kind of dad who knows because of his work schedule his time with his kids is limited. Therefore he makes it a point to be the one who tucks them in at night in order to make sure he is able to talk to them and prays for them before they go to sleep.
He is the kind of dad this momma is comforted in knowing he has set the bar high for the kind of man our daughters will seek in marriage and the kind of men our son's will strive to be. He is not a perfect man but he is the best kind of man he knows how to be today.


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How To Grow Wisteria
If you ever wanted to have a beautiful flowering plant that can climb, Wisteria is a great choice. In this short tutorial, you are given some great tips on how and where to plant your Wisteria. Watch now so you can brighten up your archways or pergolas for years to come.
Today, I'm going to talk to you a little bit about Wisteria. It's a very familiar plant especially at this time of year. It's a fantastic climber and looks wonderful whether it's growing over a pergola or an archway or up the front of a house.
And when you first buy your Wisteria and you get it home, before planting it, you want to put the pot, submerge it in water for about 10 minutes to make sure the whole root ball is soaked through. That will do the plant such a lot of good. When it comes to putting it in the ground, you want to choose a site that's either full sun or partial shade.
They don't like deep shade, so just be aware of that when you choose your position for planting. Dig your hole, sort of, about twice the width that the pot is already and then place it in the hole. Back fill with a nice sort of organic material mixed in the soil that you've taken out of the hole to plant the Wisteria.
Your Wisteria is going to need some support as it climbs up, either a trellis or even some wires up just to allow the plant to take hold. It's a twining plant. It's not like an ivy, it's not invasive, and it doesn't sucker to the building or to the pergola wherever you've grown it.
So therefore, it does need to be tied in and you do need to prune Wisteria to encourage them to flower. You need to do a summer prune in sort of August/September time and then you also need to do a winter prune at around December time. This then puts the energy into producing new flowers in the spring rather than foliage on the stems that were already there.
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The State Library of Iowa recently awarded the Pella Public Library a Library Technology Grant Award in the amount of $1,500 for the development of a collaboration room. The funds will be used to convert a study room into a technology-friendly meeting space. Library users will be able to interactively work together by sending individual computer screens to a large monitor installed in the room. Additional funds for completion of the room will be provided by the Friends of the Pella Public Library. Library Director Wendy Street says they are very excited to receive this grant. The new room will be accessible to all community members, and will give them greater opportunities to educate and interact with one another.
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Cranberry family grateful to organization providing specially trained dog
Michael and Michelle Giovengo had planned to raise money on their own to pay for a dog to sniff out when their daughter, Crystal, is about to suffer severe medical problems because her blood sugar has plunged to dangerously low levels.
But the Cranberry family will benefit from the generosity of the Cranberry Community Uniting People organization, which will pay $16,000 for a specially trained dog that will join the Giovengos in October.
"Words cannot express the emotions that I'm feeling," said Michelle Giovengo, 29, a hairdresser. "They're helping us out, and this can save our daughter's life. There's no price on a life, so what do you say to that?"
Her husband, 33, is a computer engineer at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh.Crystal, 6, a first-grader at Haine Elementary School, has a multitude of conditions, including one in which her blood sugar levels take unexpected dives.
The little girl's body doesn't alert her to the impending trouble, and she can suddenly fall into a diabetic shock and suffer seizures that take a couple of days from which to recover.
The attacks can lead to coma, organ damage and other problems, Michelle Giovengo said. Crystal has the attacks every two to four months, and they involve hospital stays.
The diabetic assistance dog will smell a chemical change on Crystal's breath and body, and be able to alert her family between 15 and 60 minutes before her blood sugar drops to a critical low. The sooner Crystal can be treated, her mother said, the less recovery time she'll need.
The dog, which Crystal has already named "Rosy," is a light yellow Labrador that Drey's Alert Dogs in Jasper, Texas, will train over the next few months. That training includes the Giovengos sending samples of Crystal's blood on swatches so that the dog will be familiar with Crystal's high and low blood sugars.
Crystal also has delayed motor and developmental skills that means she has trouble opening doors, can't walk far in her neighborhood and can't ride a bike. Despite that, her mother said, she remains upbeat.
"She's very fun-loving and has a great imagination," Michelle Giovengo said. "She doesn't let anything bother her. Even through the testing, she'll say, 'It's OK,' or she comforts us and worries about comforting other people. She's very concerned about what other people feel."
As part of the CUP help, Guardian Protection Services will donate a medical alert system for two years.
"We want to help her try to live the fullest life she can possibly live," said Chris Kale Corcoran, a CUP board member.
Cranberry CUP each year sponsors a softball tournament, golf outing and other events to benefit charitable activities, raising about $140,000 a year. The group donated last year to the Kids Castle playground in Cranberry's community park off Route 19.
The group also names an inspirational family each year, one that needs financial and other support. Last year's recipient, Kim Long, is undergoing chemotherapy for a recurrence of cancer.
"These people are so grateful and they always pay it forward," said Cranberry CUP founder Cathy Cortazzo. "It's very, very humbling and gratifying to see the good in people."
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Update on ReinaReina continues with the activity of selling fruits. She reports doing well with her previous loan and that she used it for buying fruit and grew her business and increased her customer base and, thus, increased her income. This time she requests credit for the purchase of wholesale fruit. She is happy and grateful for this new opportunity presented to her as this is the only activity that allows her to keep supporting herself. She is an old client of this institution and all of her loans have been used in the growth of her business.
Previous Loan DetailsReina continues selling fruit for a living. She says that her previous loan went well as she used it to buy fruit. She managed to grow her business, increase her number of customers and improve her income. On this occasion, Reina is requesting a loan to buy seasonal fruit. She feels happy ... More from Reina's previous loan »
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Arthur L. Bonneville, Jr. passed away in Kitsap County on June 18, 2012 at the age of 39.
Arthur was born to Arthur L. and Esther L. (Thompson) Bonneville, Sr. on Jan. 5, 1973 in Bremerton. He was a graduate of Drury High School in North Adams, MA and went on to join the U.S. Army. Arthur proudly served from June 1994-June 2002, earning the rank of Sergeant. He received the Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Good Conduct Medal and Certificate of Achievement. Arthur was stationed in Oahu, Hawaii, Haiti & Fort Bragg in North Carolina where he was Airborne.
He enjoyed many personal interests including Yankees baseball, golf & soccer.
Treasuring his memories are his parents; daughter, Abigail Elise; sister, Andrea Bonneville Nelson (Harley); nieces India Eve and Nyla Lynn and numerous cousins, aunts and uncles. Arthur is preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Arthur and Eva Bonneville and maternal grandparents, Evelyn Nesser and Robert Thompson.
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NorthWood to hire girls basketball coach-in-waiting
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NAPPANEE — Steve Neff, who is tied as Indiana's all-time winningest girls basketball coach, will coach one last season at NorthWood High School and then retire, NorthWood athletic director Norm Sellers stated Tuesday, May 7.
Sellers said he wants to be able to name a head coach-in-waiting by the end of the 2012-13 school year that will be on staff next winter then take over as leader of the program. The AD is now in the process of interviewing candidates.
"If it works out the way we want it to, this will give the new coach a year to work with Coach Neff," said Sellers.
Neff, who has a record of 634-175 in 36 seasons (Scottsburg's Donna Cheatham is 634-203 in 38 seasons), retired as a teacher on Feb. 21, and has previously indicated his intentions to step down as head coach after next season.
His 2012-13 team won the 23rd sectional title in Black Swish history - all on Neff's watch.
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Allstate Inn Lebanon
Hotel Guest Rating: 3.2/10
674 North Broadway
Lebanon, OH 45036
Welcome to the Allstate Inn Lebanon
Budget rates and free parking await guests at the Allstate Inn Lebanon.
Hotel Features
The two-story Allstate Inn houses 44 rooms with cable TV and mini-fridges. Non-smoking rooms are available. Parking is free.
Hotel Location
Located close to I-71 and I-75, the hotel is a short walk from Lebanon Raceway. It's one mile to Harmon Golf Club. Kings Island is eight miles away. Downtown Dayton is a 27-mile drive, and it's 33 miles to Cincinnati. Cincinnati-Blue Ash Airport is 22 miles away, and Port Columbus International Airport is 88 miles from the hotel.
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Reasonable rates and proximity to area attractions are the main draws at the Allstate Inn Lebanon.
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You must show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all special requests cannot be guaranteed and are subject to availability upon check-in. Additional charges may apply. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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Shabby hotel, old TV, no ice machine, no coffee, even in lobby, skimpy towels, but the room was clean.
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All bad! Our smelled(I had to put the luggage in the garage for a week to air out the smell it picked up from the carpet). You could see where the doors had been jimmied open at least twice. Also, it was down a hill and not visible from the road, and the sign was maybe 3x3. The pool was 2/3 filled in with dirt, with dirty mattresses lieing around the pool patio.
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We chose this place because it was so close the Lebanon railroad. When we got to our room, which was non-smoking, it reeked of cigarettes. I also have this thing about clean sheets and that was the first thing I checked and they had stains all over them. The manager had to come in and change the sheets. The walls and carpet were dirty. The good thing about the room was that there were no bugs in the bed and the water pressure in the shower was good. ...
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- Springboro, OH (10.4 mi)
- Monroe, OH (11.3 mi)
- Franklin, OH (12.4 mi)
- Loveland, OH (14.2 mi)
- Middletown, OH (16.4 mi)
- West Chester, OH (17.2 mi)
- Miamisburg, OH (18.8 mi)
- Spring Valley, OH (19.4 mi)
- Milford, OH (23.3 mi)
- Dayton, OH (24.4 mi)
- Hamilton, OH (25.9 mi)
- Xenia, OH (27.0 mi)
- Wilmington, OH (27.4 mi)
- Cincinnati, OH (27.8 mi)
- Fairfield, OH (28.6 mi)