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The Tempest: (Telenovela, 150x60 min.) Marina takes a job at a fishing port, where she meets Damian Fabre, captain and owner of a fishing boat named "The Tempest." At first, their strong personalities clash, but love soon emerges between them.
Life of Lies: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) This is the story of Oriana, a woman who thought she had a full life with her husband and her little daughter. Destiny is about to offer her a path full of hardships in which she is forced to run away to another country because of her husband.
Wild at Heart: (Traditional novela, 150x60 min.) Even though she never met her father, life seemed perfect to Maricruz. She lived with her grandfather and her sister, surrounded by nature. But by meeting Octavio and falling in love with him, her entire world changed. Life will put some difficult tests in front of her which she will have to pass: losing her biggest love, her grandfather´s death and meeting again with her father. Now she will be able to face her new destiny being "wild at heart."
Hollywood Heights: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) Drama series centers on Loren, a shy teen whose musical aspirations inch closer to reality when she wins a songwriting contest for Eddie, a rock star at the top of his game.
The Stray Cat: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) Esmeralda, who has lived a life of hardship, falls in love with her best friend Pablo, despite the fact that they come from different worlds. Their love will survive time and distance, but it will be wounded and put to the test by lies and betrayal.
What Life Took From Me: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) Montserrat is torn between Jose Luis, a Navy Corporal with whom she had a secret romance, and Alejandro Almonte, the rich heir she is forced to marry but eventually falls in love with.
A Shelter for Love: (Telenovela, 150x60 min.) Luciana meets Rodrigo, who is currently engaged to a rich girl. A strong attraction grows between Rodrigo and Luciana, which little by little becomes a deep love.
Look Who's Asking: (Comedy game show format, 60 min. daily) Celebrities come up with challenges and games for people from the audience to join in. In this format, we will see celebrities asking crazy questions or suggesting quizzes that make a parody of their own abilities and commonly known stories.
The Dating Office: (Hidden camera dating format, 60 min. eps.) A new show in which love will be found in the most unexpected ways. What would happen in your work colleagues attempted to be matchmakers? What if they choose three people who could potentially be someone's perfect match, but they act as if they are just new additions to the work team? This new format attempts to renovate the dating genre and make it happen in a completely new atmosphere: the workplace.
Crown of Tears: (Telenovela, 115x60 min.) Refugio will have to bear harassment and humiliation in order to get her kids ahead; the love from a mother who goes to the extreme of denying herself regardless of the pain they will cause her.
Carousel: (Children, 200x60 min.) Values such as friendship, equality and respect for others are emphasized in the story, allowing children and adults to reflect on society's current and important issues.
CQ: (Teen comedy, 80x30 min.) Tells the adventures of eight high school students who will make children and grownups laugh out loud with their stories and pranks.
True Love: (Telenovela, 120x60 min.) The security and protection Victoria and Nicole receive from their bodyguards will turn into true love.
Little Giants: (Talent show, 29x120 min.) Talented kids display their magic, delighting viewers with their charm and talent in different disciplines.
Passion and Power: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) Eladio Gómez Luna and Arturo Montenegro have been archenemies since they were young; they battle each other for control in business and, especially, for Julia's love.
Infringement: (Traditional novela, 150x60 min.) Natalia and Veronica are two twin sisters who share a rather tragic past. After being separated while they were still a pair of teenagers, they have become complete opposites. Veronica is a cruel woman who married Felipe, a wealthy heir. Natalia is a simple woman who has had a difficult life, but has a noble and generous heart. After a short encounter, Veronica, with hidden false intentions and using blackmail, asks Natalia to replace her, breaking out in her a struggle between the love she starts feeling for her sister's husband and the pain of confronting her own blood's bad intentions.
Beautiful Love!: (Telenovela/traditional, 150x60 min.) Santos is unfairly accused of committing fraud. This situation forces him to escape to México using a new identity, as a mariachi singer. In a bar he meets Maria, a singer who works there. Pure love develops between them, which will be complicated by the problems from Santos's past and Maria's eternal suitor, who will do anything to win her love.
Love Rules: (Telenovela/comedy, 150x60 min.) Upon discovering he had a daughter with his ex-girlfriend, Jesus goes back to Mexico City after seven years. Jesus will do anything to be near his little girl so he takes a job as a secretary. In this odd situation, he will meet Alma, who is engaged, but despite the circumstances they both fall in love, avoiding all kinds of obstacles in order to be happy.
The Lady from Vendaval: (Traditional novela, 150x60 min.) Marcela will do whatever it takes, even finding a provisional husband, in order to save "El Vendaval," the property her mother left her.
The Color of Passion: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) The lives of Lucia Gaxiola and Marcelo Escalante have nothing in common, but their destinies will intertwine due to hatred and revenge.
Street's Virgin: (Comedy, 150x60 min.) This love story between Juana and magazine editor Mauricio Vega takes place in a modern city, full of corruption and drug trafficking issues.
Poor Rich Family: (Comedy, 150x60 min.) This is the story of two families who have nothing in common, but are now forced to live in the same house.
Loving You Is All I Want: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) Amaya and Maximiliano must fight against many hardships in order to discover if their love is stronger than the unfortunate past lived by their parents.
Bandidas: (Traditional novela, 150x60 min.) Fabiola, Corina and Amparo are the daughters of widower Olegario Montoya, owner of the Hacienda "Las Bandidas." The plot revolves around the love stories of three sisters and an old family rivalry between Olegario Montoya and Rodrigo Irazabal, because he thinks that Olegario caused his brother's death. The three sisters have to live and overcome a series of lies and betrayals to see their love be fulfilled, even the fact that one of them falls in love with the number one enemy of his father, causing his father's wrath and a storm of conflicts.
As the Saying Goes…: (Drama, 60 min. eps.) Each story revolves around a common saying or proverb and features a final reflection on the events of the story. (Available in English.)
The Rose Of Guadalupe: (Drama, 324x60 min.) Based on real people who find themselves in desperate situations, the characters pray for a miracle (symbolized by a white rose) to the Virgin of Guadalupe. (Available in English.)
Miss XV: (Children/teen, 150x60 min.) Valentina and Natalia, best friends born on the same day, decide to have a joint 15th birthday party.
Ugly Duckling: (Children/teen, 300x60 min.) Everyone will want to know if Patito finally achieves her dreams: meeting her father, becoming a famous singer and staying next to Matías, the boy she is in love with.
Dreaming to Sing: (Ent. format, 13/150 min.) Seeks to find the best performer, someone whose personality will not only shine above others, but also someone who can convey all kinds of emotions through their talent and performances. Each episode will be full of breathtaking performances, shocking surprises, unforeseen family reunions, even some celebrities will surprise the contestants. The protagonists: The citizens from different towns and regions of nation.
Everybody and their Brother: (Humor format, 52/60 min.) A fun show carried out by a group of 100 people putting acts together like a flash mob, directed by "the leader," who will also be hosting the show. A new televised concept for all members of the family, in which the main characters are 100 people who will be working in sync. All 100 of them will find their victims on the street, pranking them in all different kinds of original and hilarious situations. Anyone can become, without any notice, a victim of the 100.
Parodying : (Light ent. format, 14x150 min.) Two well-known comedy personalities, who are experts in parody, will form teams to compete and try to find the best contestants with the most outstanding abilities in the art of comedy and parody. Each week, the personalities will help contestants to sharpen their skills and set up amusing routines in order to be scored by the Critics' Panel, formed by acclaimed comedy and show business stars. The "Transformation Chamber", Characterization and Parody are the essential elements for the contestants to show their versatility while playing comedians, actors and singers from a wide variety of genres.
Angry Words: (Quiz show, 60 min. eps.) There will be three different teams of two in each game. Each team made up by a contestant and a celebrity that will be playing from the set through electronic devices like tablets; and people can join in from the comfort of their own homes thanks to the app on their mobile devices. Whoever can place a word on the board will automatically win a prize. This show is based on two of the most successful word games that have transformed the Internet in the last couple of years: Angry Words and Mezcladitos.
The Power of Destiny: (Telenovela, 150x60 min.) Wrongly accused of the death of a gang member, Ivan Villagomez had to flee to the United States. Banished 11 years, Ivan never gave up and with effort, discipline and perseverance, achieved success.
Los González: (Comedy, 30 min. eps) Mixing fiction and reality, the series features a fake family performing hidden-camera pranks on real victims.
Forever Yours: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) Arturo has been happily married to Eugenia for 10 years. Sonia, Eugenia's cousin, is consumed by an obsessive love for Arturo. Isabel spent two years married to a conman. Surprising events will change the course of their lives.
Head Over Heels: (Classic telenovela, daily 60 min. eps.) Natalia falls in love with Diego. They never imagined that their lives would dramatically change because Rodrigo, Diego's twin brother, was ready to do anything to get Natalia.
The Madame: (Drama, 150x60 min.) The Madame is forced to narrate the story of each of her girls as soon as she is kidnapped for that matter by dangerous mafia capo Alejandro Puerta.
Ale Hop!: (Format/talent, 100 min.) A variety talent show that seeks for the best VIP entertainer. Each week 7 coaches help 7 celebrities to prepare a variety performance.
Night Shift: (Late night, 120 min. eps.) Here you'll find everything that makes people laugh and entertains them on TV: falls, jokes, compromising situations, sexy girls, audience interaction, candid camera, music, hilarious guests, challenges and more.
This Is Your Song: (Talent competition, 14x90 min.) Presents singers who get on stage to dedicate their success to a special person in their lives. But they aren't alone—3 captains guide the 3 teams formed. The captains are music celebrities and their participation is also at stake.
Dancing for a Dream: (Reality, 8x210 min.) Twelve celebrities and twelve talented participants from all around the country get together to show their best dance moves and make their dreams come true, with the audience having the final say.
Fooled Into Love: (Comedy, 150x60 min.) The Carmona family moves from the countryside into an expensive residential development, where they encounter the Velascos, who are fancy, sophisticated, and bankrupt.
Unforgivable: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) Martín sets out to find the woman who betrayed his brother—an act that led to his brother's suicide—and make her pay for it.
The Dark Widow: (Series, 80x45 min.) Being raped as a child unleashes a fury in Griselda Blanco that will carry her through her dangerous life as a drug trafficker. She will always try to outwit the difficulties in her life, but can she escape death? COPYRIGHT: A Televisa, S.A de C.V. Co- production and Caracol Televisión, S.A. A production by Producciones RTI, S.A.S. © for Televisa, S.A. DE C.V. and Caracol Televisión, S.A. based on the original work by José Guarnizo, adapted for this production by Yesmer Uribe with the advisory of Gustavo Bolivar Moreno.
Italian Bride: (Comedy, 150x60 min.) Fiorella must provide for her ill sister after the death of her father. She meets the man of her dreams while working on the ranch of the Ángeles family.
Shadows of the Past: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) A past filled with hatred and pain will mark the destiny of two young lovers who will have to risk everything for love.
The Feast of the Goat : (Traditional, 70 min. eps.) The story of Rafael Trujillo, the cruel dictator of the Dominican Republic, and his wife Mariana, who would seek revenge after learning that her husband had imprisoned and sexually abused her sister.
The Wacky Old Games: (Quiz format, 60-70 min. eps.) The competition brings together the world's most curious and little-known traditions and transforms them into an immensely fun TV competition.
Stand Up for Your Country: (Talent show, 120 min. eps.) A new musical talent prime-time show, inspired by the millions of videos on the web where parents and children get together to sing and dance.
Malquerida: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) The love between a mother and a daughter will be put to the test and only true love will be able to cast aside a blind passion that kills.
My Heart Is Yours: (Comedy, 150x60 min.) Ana Leal must take two jobs to survive; in addition to working as a dancer, she becomes the nanny to the seven children of a wealthy widower.
Until the End of Time: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) Destiny will bring together the head of a chocolate empire and a racecar driver.
I Don't Trust Men Anymore: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) Harassed by her employer and then imprisoned for a murder she didn't commit, Maria Dolores gains her freedom and seeks to find the son taken from her and get back the man she lost.
Generation Gap: (Game show, 30-45 min. eps. daily) Four families formed by members of different generations will face each other and all they have to do is answer fun trivia cultural questions of diverse generations to be able to win a lot of money.
The Assembly Game: (Game show, 30-45 min. eps. daily) Two teams compete head-to-head on an assembly line with a dual mission: correctly answer a series of questions while completing fun tasks and challenges inspired by assembly lines.
The Single Chef: (Dating/cooking reality, 8x90 min.) Three successful chefs try to find love among 24 women who compete to be the chosen ones by facing culinary challenges each week.
Ask God for Forgiveness…Not Me: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) Abigail and Santiago will prove that love can forgive anything and happiness is possible when you are truly in love.
The Ticket: (Multiplatform game show, 60 min. eps.) To play the game, all you have to do is get a ticket from the app and wait your turn. When it's your turn, you have to answer 10 questions correctly on your smartphone.
My Online Friends: (Reality, 60 min. eps.) How many of us have friends on our social networks and really have no idea who they are? The engaging host of this show asked himself the same question and went out to meet these "friends."
Mini Me: (Ent., 90-120 min. eps.) Well-known celebrities search for their successors in boys and girls who put enough passion, strength, emotion and effort into triumphing.
I Dare You To Leave: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) A heartbreaking story in which power, envy, selfishness and desire for ownership will tragically mark the deep love Paulina and Adrián feel for each other.
Anything But Plain: (Classic telenovela, 150x60 min.) To be Alicia, Lichita had to be smarter than any other and learn that no matter how hard you try to pretend to be what you are not, it is impossible to betray your heart.


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I'm learning C++ and I'm still confused about this. What are the implications of return a value as constant, reference and constant reference in C++ ? For example:
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I'm learning C++ and I'm still confused about this. What are the implications of return a value as constant, reference and constant reference in C++ ? For example:
Here's the lowdown on all your cases:
• Return by reference: The function call can be used as the left hand side of an assignment. e.g. using operator overloading, if you have operator[] overloaded, you can say something like
(when returning by reference you need to ensure that the object you return is available after the return: you should not return a reference to a local or a temporary)
• Return as constant value: Prevents the function from being used on the left side of an assignment expression. Consider the overloaded operator+. One could write something like:
Having the return type of operator+ as "const SomeType" allows the return by value and at the same time prevents the expression from being used on the left side of an assignment.
Return as constant value also allows one to prevent typos like these:
when you meant
If someFunction() is declared as
then the if() typo above would be caught by the compiler.
• Return as constant reference: This function call cannot appear on the left hand side of an assignment, and you want to avoid making a copy (returning by value). E.g. let's say we have a class Student and we'd like to provide an accessor id() to get the ID of the student:
Consider the id() accessor. This should be declared const to guarantee that the id() member function will not modify the state of the object. Now, consider the return type. If the return type were string& then one could write something like:
which isn't what we want.
We could have returned by value, but in this case returning by reference is more efficient. Making the return type a const string& additionally prevents the id from being modified.
The basic thing to understand is that returning by value will create a new copy of your object. Returning by reference will return a reference to an existing object. NOTE: Just like pointers, you CAN have dangling references. So, don't create an object in a function and return a reference to the object -- it will be destroyed when the function returns, and it will return a dangling reference.
Return by value:
Return by reference:
Const / Constant references help you enforce the contracts of your code, and help your users' compilers find usage errors. They do not affect performance.
Returning a constant value isn't a very common idiom, since you're returning a new thing anyway that only the caller can have, so it's not common to have a case where they can't modify it. In your example, you don't know what they're going to do with it, so why should you stop them from modifying it?
Note that in C++ if you don't say that something is a reference or pointer, it's a value so you'll create a new copy of it rather than modifying the original object. This might not be totally obvious if you're coming from other languages that use references by default.
Returning a reference or const reference means that it's actually another object elsewhere, so any modifications to it will affect that other object. A common idiom there might be exposing a private member of a class.
You can return a reference to some value, such as a class member. That way, you don't create copies. However, you shouldn't return references to values in a stack, as that results in undefined behaviour.
b and obj.a "point" to the same value, so modifying b modifies the value of obj.a.
On the other hand, returning a const value indicates that said value cannot be modified. It should be remarked that the returned value is a copy.: For example,
would result in a compilation error, since the copy returned by constA() is constant. But this is just a copy, it doesn't imply that A::a is constant.
This is similiar to returning a const value, except that no copy is return, but a reference to the actual member. However, it cant be modified.
will result in a compilation error.
Returns a const copy of some int. That is, you create a new int which may not be modified. This isn't really useful in most cases because you're creating a copy anyway, so you typically don't care if it gets modified. So why not just return a regular int?
It may make a difference for more complex types, where modifying them may have undesirable sideeffects though. (Conceptually, let's say a function returns an object representing a file handle. If that handle is const, the file is read-only, otherwise it can be modified. Then in some cases it makes sense for a function to return a const value. But in general, returning a const value is uncommon.
This one returns a reference to an int. This does not affect the lifetime of that value though, so this can lead to undefined behavior in a case such as this:
we're returning a reference to a value that no longer exists. The compiler may warn you about this, but it'll probably compile anyway. But it's meaningless and will cause funky crashes sooner or later. This is used often in other cases though. If the function had been a class member, it could return a reference to a member variable, whose lifetime would last until the object goes out of scope, which means function return value is still valid when the function returns.
Is mostly the same as above, returning a reference to some value without taking ownership of it or affecting its lifetime. The main difference is that now you're returning a reference to a const (immutable) object. Unlike the first case, this is more often useful, since we're no longer dealing with a copy that no one else knows about, and so modifications may be visible to other parts of the code. (you may have an object that's non-const where it's defined, and a function that allows other parts of the code to get access to it as const, by returning a const reference to it.
Your first case:
With simple types like int, this is almost never what you want, because the const is pointless. Return by value implies a copy, and you can assign to a non-const object freely:
When I see this, it's usually because whoever wrote the code was trying to be const-correct, which is laudable, but didn't quite understand the implications of what they were writing. However, there are cases with overloaded operators and custom types where it can make a difference.
Some compilers (newer GCCs, Metrowerks, etc) warn on behavior like this with simple types, so it should be avoided.
I think that your question is actually two questions:
To give you a better answer, I will explain a little more about both concepts.
Regarding the const keyword
The const keyword means that the object cannot be modified through that variable, for instance:
Now, the const keyword can be used in three different contexts:
For example:
In both cases, any modification made to the object will remain outside the function scope, that's why using the keyword const I assure the caller that I won't be modifying it's instance variables.
If you have a class and some methods that "gets" or "obtains" information from the instance variables without modifying them, then I should be able to use them even if the const keyword is used. For example:
This means that the returned object cannot be modified or mutated directly. For example:
More information about the const keyword: C++ Faq Lite - Const Correctness
Regarding references
Returning or receiving a reference means that the object will not be duplicated. This means that any change made to the value itself will be reflected outside the function scope. For example:
So, returning a reference value means that the value can be changed, for instance:
More information about references: C++ Faq Lite - Reference and value semantics
Now, answering your questions
Means the object returned cannot change through the variable. It's more useful when returning objects.
Means the object returned is the same as the one inside the function and any change made to that object will be reflected inside the function.
Means the object returned is the same as the one inside the function and cannot be modified through that variable.
Never thought, that we can return a const value by reference and I don't see the value in doing so.. But, it makes sense if you try to pass a value to a function like this
This has the advantage of telling the compiler to not make a copy of the variable a in memory (which is done when you pass an argument by value and not by reference). The const is here in order to avoid the variable a to be modified.


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Tropicals and Tender Perennials
Vines and Climbers
Requires consistently moist soil; do not let dry out between waterings
This plant is suitable for growing indoors
under 6 in. (15 cm)
36-48 in. (90-120 cm)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 �C (25 �F)
USDA Zone 10a: to -1.1 �C (30 �F)
USDA Zone 10b: to 1.7 �C (35 �F)
USDA Zone 11: above 4.5 �C (40 �F)
Sun to Partial Shade
Scarlet (Dark Red)
Gold (Yellow-Orange)
Bright Yellow
Late Winter/Early Spring
Mid Spring
Late Spring/Early Summer
Mid Summer
Late Summer/Early Fall
From softwood cuttings
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Goodyear, Arizona
Clayton, California
Reseda, California
San Diego, California
San Leandro, California
Salt Lake City, Utah
Kalama, Washington
Puyallup, Washington
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On Mar 18, 2013, Ofeliah from Mira Loma, CA wrote:
I only learned of this plant about 9 months ago, bought 4 one gallon plants, transplanted them into large planters about two feet high, less than a year later these plants have completely filled the planters and are hanging over completely covering them in the most beautiful moss green carpet that are now filled with radiant yellow and orange beak like flowers. I have hummingbirds that have taken residency in my yard, visiting the plants all day long for their fill of flower nectar! I'm extremely happy with my plant, I had been looking for this Lotus without knowing for a very long time.
On May 9, 2004, kite from San Diego, CA wrote:
While I have often purchased large, established hanging baskets of lotus vine, this is the first year I've grown it in my window box from a six-pack of wispy, almost rootless little plants. Planted in December (this is coastal San Diego), they grew steadily and began to bloom in April. I now have hanging vines two feet long with abundant blooms. I find the foliage very attractive, so I wasn't going to sweat it if they didn't bloom. These plants are hummingbird magnets. The only caveat is that they will NOT tolerate drying out -- keep them well-watered. A single instance of over-drying will cause much of the plant to turn brown and die almost immediately. I've never had a plant die of anything but carelessness -- you could probably keep them blooming indefinitely in Zone 11. I have ... read more
On Oct 13, 2003, suncatcheracres from Old Town, FL wrote:
What a beautiful flowering plant! I'm going to try to grow it, so I did some on-line research and found that it is from the Cape Verde, Canary Island, Tenneriffe areas. It flowers in early Spring through late Summer, and will tolerate down to about 5C degrees--a little above freezing? It is for the "experienced" gardener only and is difficult to get to flower. In the UK seeds can be started anytime from September to May. Tip cuttings can be started in a 50/50 mix of peat/sand, and bottom heat will greatly increase success.
On Jul 26, 2003, Gramax from Independence, OR (Zone 9b) wrote:
Have only in container. In the house it dropped its needle like leaves like crazy. On the patio in morning sun with daily water it seems more happy. Trails 30" below container. I'm considering putting it out in the ground. Mine has not bloomed since I got it in June.


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Bonames - Walking tours
The Nidda river heads its way also through Praunheim which is like Bonames a district of Frankfurt/Main. Praunheim & Bonames are northern of Frankfurt, and provid beautiful paths along the marsh grass surrounded banks of the Nidda river. These trails lead visitors right into the city of Frankfurt (Bonames-Praunheim-Heddernheim-Roedelheim-Bockenheim -> Frankfurt's center), given they are passionate enough for taking a walk of up to 5km just like gf and me did the other day.
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Heddernheim - typical Hessian village
Just like Bonames and Praunheim, the town of Heddernheim too has the Nidda river heading through its lovely city, means, Heddernheim too is another northern district of Frankfurt. Heddernheim is very comfortable connected to Frankfurt city by trams and subways (and of course by those beautiful paths along the Nidda river). It's also pretty famous for its Nord-West-Mall (Nord-West-Zentrum) and historic Roman town (Roemerstadt).
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Frankfurt, 60439
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Unrealistic to downright bizarre admissions processesNeeds Examples Description Needs Help
This trope can work in several ways:
- A character pulls a wacky stunt to get into the university of his/her dreams
- A character gets into a prestigious school with terrible grades and only one reference
- A character with a decent enough application can't get into ANY school, even community colleges that admit nearly everyone
- A school has specific, bizarre admissions criteria
- In Legally Blonde, Elle Woods submits a video application, allowing the Harvard Law admissions committee to see how pretty she is. It works.
- Elle Woods does this in a different way in Legally Blonde: The Musical. She shows up at the Harvard Law admissions office while they're looking at her application to present a huge dance number and an equally huge guilt trip until they agree to accept her.
- April of Parks and Recreation has decided to go to vet school without any references from actual vets, any practical experience that we know of, or possibly even the mandatory prereq classes (biology, chemistry, math, and so on).
- One episode of Home Improvement has the eldest son put together an application video for college. Thankfully, a heavily-edited version made by his brother gets sent instead.
- Accepted plays with this, since the whole student body of the fake school was rejected for one reason or another from legitimate universities but one of the characters mentions throughout the film just how illegal and crazy their actions are. In the end, it saves them, since he applied for accreditation in case something happened.
- In Video Game High School, the protagonist Brian D gets accepted to the school after he surprisingly defeats their star student "The Law" in an online match.
- In the manga Alice the 101st a prestigious music school that only admits one hundred students a year bends its own rules to admit a "violinist" who cannot read music, has never had a violin lesson and doesn't even know how to hold his instrument properly. They do this at the insistence of one faculty member, who is then incapacitated before he can tell anyone why "Alice" is an exception.
- Cornell University requires its students to pass a swim test.
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Ballroom Dance Schools & Latin American Dancing Lessons in Somerset
Find a Dance School for dance lessons in or near Minehead, Wells, Yeovil, Bridgwater, Chard, Taunton, Glastonbury, Frome
Abanico Salsa Clevedon
Salsa classes for all levels in a fun atmosphere with free parking, bar and a great club facility. Bring all of your friends for a great night out. Our testimonials show why we are the biggest and bestin the whole South West www.abanicosalsa.com
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Salsa
Contact InformationWeb Site: Abanico Salsa Clevedon
Vibe Nite Club, Hand Stadium,, Clevedon, Somerset, BS21 6TG.
07815 187 848
Bounce Studios, Bath
Personal, professional and reliable dance services run by a small but highly experienced, friendly team.
Whether it`s one of our dance themed company away days, dancing hen parties, a children`s dance party, first wedding dance lessons , Bar Mitzvah Dancers, a corporate Christmas party, or hiring a dance instructor or choreographer, Bounce Studios can help.
We have dance instructors across the UK, and offer our dance and choreography services nationwide.
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Themed Dance Hen Parties, First Dance Lessons, Instructor Hire, Childrens Dance Parties, Corporate Team Building Events, Dance Lessons
Contact InformationWeb Site: Bounce Studios, Bath
Fitness First, Bath, Somerset, BA1 2BX.
0208 819 3804
Ceroc Dance Classes Taunton
Monday night ceroc dance classes Taunton a cool mix of creative moves from the UKs largest dance club. Fully trained teachers make the evening more of a night out than just a dance lesson with Fun relaxed classes that are easy to follow and you dont have to bring a partner so its great for singles and couples. Classes start at 8pm for beginners and just after 9pm for intermediates with loads of practice time in total 3 hours if you want to stay the whole evening making it a great way to meet and make new friends and great way to keep fit. Anyone new to Ceroc can come and try for Free just turn up before 8pm and start having fun right from your first night.
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Ceroc Mondern Jive
Contact InformationWeb Site: Ceroc Dance Classes Taunton
The Lawns, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 3PE.
Ceroc Le Beat - Weston super Mare
Ceroc classes in Banwell village Hall, Banwell WSM
The venue has a Lovely dance floor, full bar on Freestyle nights and soft drinks on class nights, free parking Beginners start at 8pm and Intermediates at 9pm classes are fun, exciting and a great way to meet and make new friends. New dancers are welcome every week and no need to book and you can try your first night for FREE ceroc is the largest dance organisation in the word its easy to learn with no hard footwork or set course just turn up on any tuesday evening about 7.45pm.
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Ceroc
Contact InformationWeb Site: Ceroc Le Beat - Weston super Mare
Banwell Village Hall, Banwell, Somerset, BS29 6BA.
Ceroc le Beat, Somerton
Weekly ceroc classes at the fantastic Edgar Hall in Somerton, Somerset. Classes are held every Thursday evening starting with beginners at 8pm and intermediates at 9.10pm.
Ceroc is fun exciting and easy to learn with no hard footwork and little like salsa. Somerton is about half way between Taunton and Yeovil
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Salsa/Jive mix
Contact InformationWeb Site: Ceroc le Beat, Somerton
Edgar Hall,, Somerton, Somerset, TA11 6SB.
07821 071251
Curtain Call School of Performing Arts
Curtain Call offers its students a wide variety of performing arts classes. We can take children from the age of 2 years & also offer Adult classes. RAD ISTD LCM & LAMDA exams festivals & shows are optional to all students. Classes are held in the Burnham-on-sea area.
Type of Dance Lessons Available: RAD Ballet, ISTD Modern/Jazz & Tap, HipHop, Musical Theatre, Drama, Fitness Pilates, Adult dance classes
Contact InformationWeb Site: Curtain Call School of Performing Arts
Willow Cottage, West Huntspill, Somerset, TA9 3RQ.
Dance Blast
Join students aged between 3 and 18, for lessons in ballet, jazz, modern and hip hop and then join their show!
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Ballet, jazz, modern, hip hop
Contact InformationWeb Site: Dance Blast
The Tobacco Factory, Raleigh Road, Bristol, Somerset, BS3 1TF.
07984 069485
We offer classes in Street Dance, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Stretch etc. and cater for all age groups from pre-school to pensioner and beyond. The ethos of nurturing love of dance informs all activities. Dancemore provides local classes according to demand, aims to inspire children for life, tailors classes for adults with focus on fun, longevity, and injury prevention, and fosters growth of confidence through performance and consistent progress.
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Street, Jazz, Ballet, Tap, Modern, Fun
Contact InformationWeb Site: Dancemore!
27 Church Street, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2LT.
Latin & Ballroom dance classes for adults and children:
- Absolute beginners welcome
- Singles/couples welcome
- Fun, friendly, relaxed atmosphere
Wedding dance tuition, competitive training, private tuition, workshops, kids summer course also available.
Venues in Clevedon, Nailsea and Bristol
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Ballroom, Latin American
Contact InformationWeb Site: DanceXcellence
82 Tetbury Gardens, Bristol, Somerset, BS48 2TN.
Davies School of Dance
The Davies School of Dance has branches in Worle, Clevedon, Burnham on Sea, Nailsea and Portishead. Classes are offered in after school hours and on Saturday mornings. Please telephone Lisa Jane on the number given below or see our web site for more information.
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Ballet, Cheerleading, Disco, Freestyle
Contact InformationWeb Site: Davies School of Dance
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01934 521338
Glastonbury School of Performing Arts
Ballet, Tap and Modern classes in Glastonbury, Street and Somerton for ages 2.5 to adults
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Ballet, Tap & Modern
Contact InformationWeb Site: Glastonbury School of Performing Arts
, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6.
07886 199239
Helen Laxton School of Dance
The Helen Laxton School of dance has been providing professional tuition in Somerset and Dorset for over 25 years. Many past pupils have or are currently performing in the West End, on television, in broadcasting,in films, in advertising, modelling and in teaching all over the world
Type of Dance Lessons Available: RAD Ballet, Hip Hop, Street Dance, Tap, Musical Theatre, Contemporary, Lyrical, Jazz, Pre School and Toddler Dance
Contact InformationWeb Site: Helen Laxton School of Dance
Holy Trinity Church, Yeovil, Somerset, BA20 3BU.
01935 863865
iSalsa - Weston Super Mare
Join Kash and Nigel for fun salsa classes every Wednesday night.
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Salsa, Latin American
Contact InformationWeb Site: iSalsa - Weston Super Mare
Neptunes Bar, Nook and Harbour, , Weston Super Mare, Somerset, BS23 2BE.
0113 8 800 606
Every week many complete beginners come to learn to dance Leroc (modern jive) with us.
Leroc is a fusion of jive and latin dance styles. It's easy to learn, sociable, fun and can be danced to most styles of music. A leroc night is a great way to meet people, have fun and keep fit!
Come on your own, or with a partner or with friends.
There is no need to book - just turn up!
Complete beginners class at 8pm.
Minimum age 18
See the website for more info.
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Leroc (modern jive)
Contact InformationWeb Site: Leroc.com
Westland Leisure Complex, Yeovil, Somerset, BA20 2DD.
07967 282 585
Nicky Jenks School Of Dance
Dance classes in Ballet, Tap and Jazz for children and adults. Lessons held in many venues around Taunton and Wellington. Registered teachers, competitions and shows for performance opportunities.
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Ballet, Tap and Jazz
Contact InformationWeb Site: Nicky Jenks School Of Dance
45 Tonehill, Wellington, Somerset, TA21 0AX.
01823 660931
PJS Dance Acadaemy
PJS Dance Academy based in Clevedon.
Twenty five years experience in Ballroom and Latin American.
Beginners intermediate classes available, plus private lessons.
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Ballroom and Latin dance
Contact InformationWeb Site: PJS Dance Acadaemy
42 Farm Road, Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, BS22 8BD.
07855 827 464
Riviera LeRoc
Modern Jive dancing lessons and tuition in Bridgewater and Taunton, Somerset.
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Jive
Contact InformationWeb Site: Riviera LeRoc
*, Bridgewater and Taunton, Somerset, *.
01823 462926
Somerset Dance Umbrella
Inspiring classes for all - CONTEMPORARY, STREET DANCE, ISTD MODERN AND TAP, CHOREOGRAPHY - Professional and childrens classes. Competitions exams and yearly show. Do it well in Wells!
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Contemporary, modern, tap, street
Contact InformationWeb Site: Somerset Dance Umbrella
Linden Lee, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA44AG.
0845 474 4700
Spotlight Dance Studio
We offer dance lessons in Ballet, Tap and hip-hop!!
from the ages of 3 to adults, all welcome!!!
Type of Dance Lessons Available: ballet, ta and hip-hop
Contact InformationWeb Site: Spotlight Dance Studio
Bampton street, Minehead, Somerset, Ta24 5NH.
Step In Time Dance Studio
Ballroom and Latin social dancing,
Beginners and advanced classes,
Wedding Dances
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Ballroom & Latin
Contact InformationWeb Site: Step In Time Dance Studio
Village Hall, Bradford On Tone, Somerset, TA4 1EX.
01823 338770
Susan Hill School of Dancing
We are a dance school in Radstock, Bath. We offer a range of classes in the theatrical genre. Our school is friendly and open to all. We cover Radstock, Midsomer Norton, Paulton, Bath, Peasedown St John, Wellow, Coleford, Holcombe and surrounding areas. We have a mirrored, air conditioned studio where most of our classes are held.
Type of Dance Lessons Available: Ballet, Tap, Musical Theatre, Hip Hop Street, Pre School Music and Movement, Freestyle Jazz, Belly Dance, Comemrcial Jazz, Adult Tap, Adult Freestyle
Contact InformationWeb Site: Susan Hill School of Dancing
The Studio, 4 Fortescue Road,, Bath, Somerset, BA3 3PH.
01761 438885
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Two characters have a fight in a narrow, extremely limited space
Do We Have This One?, Needs a Better Title, Needs More Examples, Description Needs Work, Needs An Image One of the best ways to add drama to a fight scene is to have the location itself to be a danger. A Battle On A Narrow Playing Field takes place within the spacial constraints of an area that is many times longer than it is wide, almost always with some consequence for violating the limits of the space. Whether it's a speeding bus, speeding train, bridge over white-water rapids, it ramps up the action to know that if either character falls off the side, it is serious trouble for him. This will also lend to the direct charges typical of a Single-Stroke Battle. In Video Games this can also take the form of platform battles.
Examples:Anime and Manga
- During the Tournament Arc of YuYu Hakusho, Yusuke has one very evenly-matched fight that near the end turns into a fist fight within the physical limits between two daggers in the ground, where either the first man to step out of the limits or the first one to lose consciousness will lose the fight. They don't make much use of the available area, though.
- Invoked by the Genre Savvy Kenshin on Samurai X, when he both runs from the enemy (in order to make the slower ones get delayed) and this (runs into a bridge) to force Mook Chivalry and make them have to attack one at the time
- The climactic fight in Priest takes place on top of a train. There are a few Single-Stroke Battle passes, though they're certainly not battle-enders.
- In Dead Man's Chest of the Pirates Of The Carribean franchise, there is the battle on the rolling mill-wheel.
- The Matrix Reloaded. The battle between Morpheus and the upgraded Agent on top of the big rig truck while it's driving down a freeway.
- In Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII, Zack and Sephiroth battle on the narrow bridge in Jenova's chamber, and if you don't finish the battle fast enough Zack is pushed off.
- The first episode of Trinity Blood involves a battle on top of a luxury airship. Since it's a Curb-Stomp Battle and the airship was very large there wasn't much tension with characters falling off the side.
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FOR 30 years, Garrison Keillor has spent his Saturday nights putting on an old-fashioned radio show, "A Prairie Home Companion," the live variety program heard nationwide by 4 million listeners. But while building an institution by raising Midwestern self-deprecation and subversively folksy tongue-in-cheek storytelling to an art form, he's been harboring celluloid dreams — which is how his base at the Fitzgerald Theater was transformed last summer into the set of Robert Altman's latest film, "A Prairie Home Companion," opening June 9.
"This has been my ambition for years, to write for a dramatic medium," Keillor said. "Because I'm no good at it, and one aspires to do what one cannot do. I still have a hard time writing dialogue, because I come from people who didn't talk. We sat and chewed our food, looked out the window."
Keillor originally approached Altman with the idea of making a movie based on the characters of Lake Wobegon, the mythical Minnesota town where much of his storytelling is based, after a development deal at Disney fell apart. But after Altman and his wife, Katherine, a longtime Keillor fan, attended a live taping of "A Prairie Home Companion" on one of its regular tours across the country (it'll be at the Hollywood Bowl on Friday), the 81-year-old Altman decided that he'd rather make a movie about the onstage drama and backstage dynamics surrounding the making of a radio show. As he did in his last film, "The Company" (2003), a faux documentary about a season in the life of a troupe modeled after Chicago's Joffrey Ballet, Altman wanted to immortalize an ephemeral art form on screen.
So Keillor, 63, imagined a last night in the life of a program much like his own, "turning the show inside out" by writing a scenario based on real and imagined "Prairie Home Companion" personalities. Writing a fictional documentary about himself was, Keillor said, "an odd assignment. But I was intrigued by the idea. And I was 60 years old. When you're 60, you kind of think to yourself, 'This chance may not come again.' "
Regulars Sue Scott and Tim Russell play a fictional makeup artist and a stage manager, respectively. Regular chanteuse Jearlyn Steele plays herself. Dusty and Lefty, the singing cowboys — character sketches incarnated on the radio by Keillor himself — are reborn in the hilarious duo of Woody Harrelson and John C. Reilly. "Prairie Home Companion" icon Guy Noir is now the theater's hapless security guard, played by Kevin Kline in 1940s attire. And central to the story are country music sisters Yolanda and Rhonda Johnson (Meryl Streep and Lily Tomlin) and Yolanda's daughter, Lola (Lindsay Lohan). The show's live audiences were replaced here by local volunteers.
All but two scenes were shot inside the Fitzgerald, which had been only lightly art-directed for its screen debut.
"The whole movie is inside — this is all in Keillor's mind," Altman said on a shooting break, sitting in a golf cart on the sidewalk outside the stage door that served as his way station in the 97-degree heat. "This has gotta be his humor, his tempo. I can't make up my own jokes. This is really about Garrison Keillor and his sense of humanity and his sensibility and his politics. All I'm doing is coming in and interpreting it. This guy's been in charge for 30 years. He has never, ever not been fully in charge of everything, except this movie. I have to see that he is in charge."
"No, he's the master of this world," Keillor insisted later from a glass-encased VIP lounge at the back of the theater that had been built by the art department for a scene in which Tommy Lee Jones — playing a broadcasting executive — comes to shut down the show. "Bob has an amazing, specific vision. He's here painting his picture with some materials that I've provided. But he has the upper hand and so, you know, that's good to know, so we don't have to fight. We know who makes the final cut."
This was how two of America's most singular voices found a common language, each calling the other one boss and going about his work. "They're two great forces coexisting," said Richard Dworksy, the house music director, who improvises onstage while Keillor performs, and a local boy whose parents owned the theater until 1983. "There's very courteous diplomacy going on."
"Keillor and Altman are a real natural combination," said Reilly, still in cowboy get-up. "There's something similar in the fabric of 'Prairie Home Companion' and some of the more well-known Altman movies — where there's a group of people, one comes in, one comes out and there's humor in it that's based on the acceptance of humanity and all its flaws and eccentricities. There's a kind of guiding ethic to the way they do the show, but it's also sort of chaotic. And that's very much Bob's sense of 'What are we gonna do? We're gonna find what happens in that moment and I'm gonna capture it and it won't be pushed or forced until the life goes out of it.' "
Creator's license KEILLOR is known for rewriting right up until airtime, and much of the shoot involved Altman allowing him to hold forth from his stage, loomingly tall, in red tie and sneakers, while the house band jammed behind him and he and a rotating crew sang songs and jingles, told jokes and stories from the American heartland.
"Let's come in here now with a word about catchup," Keillor said in his homespun voice, delivering a service announcement for the fictional Catchup Advisory Board. "Yes, catchup — made from tomatoes that contain natural sunshine, which we need in this part of the country . We come from people who brought us up to believe that life is a struggle — and if you should ever feel really happy, be patient — this will pass."
Then Altman yelled "Cut!" from the back of the theater. "That was great, Garrison," he said. "Let's try that one more time." Keillor improvised another take.
"I'm a writer, and there are times when I'm very proprietary about what I have written," Keillor said. "But there are scenes which, although I did write them, I'm glad to see them kind of smudged. Bob's very good at smudging. So the dialogue is kind of overlapping and a lot of things are going on and your sentences are kind of set into a flow of things that is actually a good fate for them. Had they been spoken like lines from Shakespeare, everyone would have seen that it wasn't Shakespeare."
Keillor has spoofed himself in the bumbling alter ego of G.K. "I am not playing myself exactly," he said, adding that his Hollywood dreams did not include acting. "Well, I mean I went along with it, but I certainly tried to get out of it. My hope was to write words that other people could say, and then I could sit in the dark and watch them. I wanted somebody else to play me."
Who, exactly?
"Well, George Clooney, of course," he said. "I couldn't really give myself much to do in the screenplay, knowing what little I was capable of — I couldn't have myself fall down the stairs, or burst into tears. We shot a scene and Lindsay was weeping. She did something to herself that produced tears. I wouldn't know how to do it. I don't cry in real life so how would I do it in a movie?"
The local press had its knickers in a bit of a twist about the celebrity onslaught, reporting Streep sightings in the Marshall Field's and the restaurant habits of the cast. But not even the presence of tabloid staple Lohan did much to disturb life in the quiet city of F. Scott Fitzgerald's birth. Downtown, Starbucks opens at 5:30 in the morning and closes by 6 p.m. and solitary homeless people drift like tumbleweeds down empty sidewalks. On St. Peter Street one evening at twilight, the only other living creature on the sidewalk was a rabbit.
But Mickey's Diner at 7th and St. Peter is always open, and the filmmakers couldn't resist using the camera-ready 1930s greasy spoon as a location. "It was an Edward Hopper scene," Keillor said of one shot where Kline sits alone at the counter. "When I saw what a beautiful shot Bob made over at Mickey's, I started to think maybe I'd made a big mistake in locking him up in this building."
Keillor had finished shooting for the day and changed into jeans, which did little to lend him a casual air. For all the coziness of his on-air persona, there is an awkwardness about his person — his stature makes it hard for most people to look him in the eyes, and he seems never to slip out of character.
The extras had gone home and Altman's director's chair had been moved onto the stage for a scene in the wings with Kline and Virginia Madsen (here as a dark angel in a white trench coat, haunting the wings). "I can't remember what prompted this, but in an early stage of development, Bob said, 'The death of an old man is not a tragedy,' " Keillor remembered. "I don't think he was referring to himself. But that just stuck with me. I asked for permission to write an angel into the script, and he gave it on the condition that there be no aura."
"Look at that — that's a picture," Keillor continued in a confidential hush, deflecting attention to the white-haired Altman, a pale, distant figure in the Caravaggio-esque house light, surrounded by silhouettes of the crew. "He's in his own world up there — the world of moviemaking. To the extent that I'm responsible for giving him something to work on that he's really enthused about, I feel as if I've done a good deed in a dark world."
One night after shooting, Altman gathered a nonexclusive mob of cast, crew, family and friends for wine, beer, pizza and a glimpse of the work in progress — an Altman tradition. On-screen, Harrelson and Reilly did a musical bad joke routine, Streep and Tomlin sang sweetly, Kline became the flesh and blood of Guy Noir, and through Altman's lens Keillor was both his oddly charming self and a suddenly probable leading man.
Scenes from this meditation on little guys and big corporations, God and country, the passing of time and the end of an era — in which the angel of death is a femme fatale, dangerous and beautiful and never far — were rendered all the more poignant by the specter of Altman himself, looking finally mortal in his ninth decade on Earth.
Those assembled laughed and cheered and burst into spontaneous applause, and tears. The lights went up and Altman looked around with the stricken air of someone who wasn't taking anything for granted.
"I needed a story, and that seemed to me to be the most honest story," Keillor said, pointing out that his own show died once in 1987 before being resurrected a few years later.
"So there is some aspect of truth to this. Every show does come to an end."


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"Tanning has actually grown very popular over the past decade among black women. I've even overhear some sisters chatting about it at local coffee shops and hair salons. A lot of black women are starting to see the benefits of tanning with some of the most noticeable benefits include evening out your skin tone, great with concealing stretch marks, and helps to illuminate muscle definition "
Do u know any AA women that tan????? I saw one lady on divorce court that said she did.
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That's old news to me lol. My momma has been tanning since she was a teenager. She's does it the natural way. Laying on her deck or at the pool. She's the only black person I know who uses sun tan lotion and instead if sunblock. Smh I hope she doesn't get skin cancer. She doesn't like her natural fair complexion even though she is the most beautiful woman ive ever seen. Hmmm go figure
i am one of those that tan but i do it to even my skin tone and to blend my stretch marks plus i like the bronze look. i natural tan though good sun from the beach. i live in cali so i stay at the beach for the summer. i wouldnt pay to get tan though and i will go back to my original color once winter comes in so.
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The Kane County Juniors Volleyball Club 18 Gold Team makes history by being the first team from Illinois to get to the championship final of the Volleyball Festival in Phoenix.
Megan Odenthal of Geneva High School had the honor of being named Renaissance Girl. She was introduced at the opening ceremonies, which were held at Chase Field (the Arizona Diamondbacks stadium) to the 6,000 athletes, 2,000 coaches and 10,000 fans in attendance.
Her accomplishments in her young life beyond the volleyball court made her a perfect selection for Renaissance Girl.
After the opening ceremonies, the team met with their sister club that was assigned to them by the festival. The sister club was from American Samoa. The teams and coaches had lunch together and an immediate bond was formed. The Samoans' club name was Tausala 18's. Kane County had the best fan section in the entire tournament as the Tausala team and their families had a chant or a cheer for everything Kane County did on the court.
In the semifinal match, the Tausala team was there in force for Kane County. After Kane County won the match, the Samoans asked the team to meet in the hall as they had a surprise. The sister team broke into a cheer and then did a Samoan dance for the Kane County team. …


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In the past two days Ethiopia released six journalists from prison, an unprecedented development in one of Africa's most repressive countries for the media. The releases happened in advance of President Obama's trip to Ethiopia later this...
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Caron Yarns are colorful and budget-friendly, making them perfect for a range of knitting and crocheting projects. You can find acrylic light-weight and worsted-weight Caron yarns in a spectrum of colors. Choose Caron Simply Soft Paints for a beautifully variegated color effect.
Caron Yarns for Knitting and Crocheting Projects
Caron yarns get great yardage, which makes them wonderful for larger projects. Use Caron for snugly winter sweaters or home décor projects, such as afghans and pillow covers. If you know you're going to need a lot of yarn, buy a skein of Caron One Pound, which offers an extra-large yardage perfect for those big projects. In addition to being affordable, Caron Yarns are durable. You can use them in a variety of knitting and crocheting projects that will hold up to everyday wear. Knit or crochet clothing and accessories with Caron and you can put them in the washing machine. Machine-washable yarns are especially good for kids' projects. You can let youngsters enjoy their handmade clothing without worrying about it getting dirty.
If you like these Caron Yarns, check out our other yarn brands. You can also shop for yarn by weight, fiber, or type. Annie's has a large catalog of yarns so you can find the right yarn for all of your knitting and crocheting projects.


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Kid-friendly food used to mean homemade vegetable soup and cake—these days parents have fast food and vending machines to compete with. It can be tough to get kids to eat a balanced diet; our kid-friendly recipes make it easy.
Breakfast Tacos with Black Bean Spread
Fried eggs, homemade black bean puree and fresh avocado slices make these breakfast tacos shine.
Homemade Chicken Nuggets
Homemade chicken nuggets are a healthier, better-tasting alternative to the frozen, kid-friendly staple.
Apple Pie Energy Bars
Dates, walnuts, and dried apples form a bar that is both a sweet and healthy snack.
Molasses-Ginger Waffles with Roasted Pears
These spiced waffles topped with roasted pears and pomegranate seeds are ideal for a cozy Saturday morning.
Potato Waffle
Leftover mashed potatoes from dinner? These clever waffles will be fantastic the following morning.
Chocolate Crescent Witch Hats
Kids will love these chocolaty witch hat crescent snacks. Easy to make with only three ingredients!
Crescent Mummy Dogs
Wrap up hog dogs in true mummy fashion in this fun Halloween take on classic crescent dogs.
Candy Corn Marshmallows
Halloween marshmallows dressed in candy corn colors are all treat and no trick.
Candy Popcorn Snack Mix
Halloween M&M's and popcorn combine for a festive (and highly-additive) snack mix.
Hash-Brown Potato Soup
Frozen hash browns make a perfect base for this hearty bowl of creamy potato soup.
Caramel Bourbon Brownie Milkshakes
Not for the faint of heart, this mammoth milkshake calls for bourbon, ice cream and brownies.