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A state of natural disaster has been declared in the Northern and Western divisions of Fiji.
Roofs were ripped from homes and churches, roads flooded and thousands forced to evacuate their homes when the storm battered the Pacific Island nation yesterday. Strong seas near the capital, Suva, pulled two container ships onto a reef. Authorities say they hope to refloat them.
Thousands of people huddled in evacuation centres overnight as winds sent houses and trees flying through the air. Sky News reported a hospital lost its roof and patients had to be evacuated.
The Fiji Ministry of Information said reports pointed to extensive damage to roads, bridges, power lines, houses and community halls. There were no reports of deaths and injuries.
Most tourist resorts sustained only minor damage, but power and communications remain down in parts of the country.
The state of natural disater will remain in effect for 15 days, as the country cleans up the after-effects of Cyclone Evan.
National Disaster Management Office director Manasa Tagicakibau said this would allow authorities and stakeholders to speed up rehabilitation works, which began today, FijiLive reported.
Cyclone Evan headed out to sea early today and has been downgraded to a category three storm.
However, flooding remains a threat for thousands of people.
All people living in the Rewa River delta, east of Suva, were told to move to high ground before it gets dark, as heavy rains from the storm cause the river to burst its banks.
The delta includes the large town of Nausori and an airport.
The Fiji Meteorology Office earlier issued a flood warning for rivers including the Wainimala, Wainibuka, Waidina, Rewa, and the low lying areas of Nausori and Rewa Delta.
Flights to the international airport at Nadi have resumed.
Air New Zealand flights from Auckland to Nadi are departing as scheduled, with two flights expected to land there late today.
However, today's flights from Nadi to Auckland on Air Pacific and Qantas have both been cancelled. Two Air New Zealand flights from Nadi to Auckland today have been rescheduled.
In Samoa, flights bound for Apia from Auckland are back on schedule for Air New Zealand, with an extra service operating on Sunday for extra capacity.
Extra flights will fly into Samoa's capital, and the national carrier also relaxed baggage allowances. The altered rules allow adult and child passengers booked to travel to Apia up to Sunday December 30 to take one extra piece of luggage with them.
Because the flights leaving from Auckland will have cargo space filled with food and welfare items, passengers travelling this week would not be able to fly with their extra baggage - though it could follow on a different flight free of charge.
One New Zealander has described the harrowing experience of sheltering in Nadi as the cyclone battered the country overnight.
"Our room was pretty much awash with all the water that was coming in, there were leaks in the ceiling as well as water coming in the door, so we were dealing with that as well as the wind," Fairfax journalist Marc Hinton said.
"But it appears as though the worst has past, there are still fairly strong winds here - but nowhere near the intensity that it was through the night.
"Our ceiling is starting to cave in so there is obviously a lot of water that got into the buildings, which was to be expected with the strength of the winds and bits of roofs being torn off."
Hinton's family had not left their room since yesterday. They only had lights working overnight.
"We literally haven't seen anyone because everyone was hunkered down, the winds were so strong last night you couldn't even open your doors, it was over 200kmh."
Fiji's second largest city, Lautoka, was described last night as a war zone. An unknown number of homes were destroyed and many had lost their roofs. Running water was also out in Nadi.
This morning, a number of main highways through Fiji were in lock down and the entire Western Division from Korolevu to Rakiraki was without power.
Rakiraki was almost completely under water for much of the night.
New Zealand has contributed close to $1 million to help Samoa and Fiji in the aftermath of Evan and further funding is expected.
Fiji made a formal request for assistance overnight and Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully said New Zealand was happy to help.
It has offered an initial $50,000 to respond to specific requests from Fiji. Tarpaulins, water containers, generators and chainsaw packs were also on the way to Fiji on commercial flights.
A further contribution of $170,000 has been made to the Fiji Red Cross.
"We are also looking at further funding for New Zealand-based non-government organisations that have supplies pre-positioned in Fiji," McCully said.
New Zealand has also offered Samoa a total of $600,000 in assistance, bringing the total assistance package for both countries to $870,000.
Five additional New Zealand Red Cross workers would travel to Samoa to support local efforts.
Cyclone Evan ravaged Samoa late last week, leaving at least four dead, up to 3000 homeless, and flattened buildings in the capital Apia.
A search for 10 fishermen who went missing off the country during the cyclone has been called off.
Maritime New Zealand said three days of searching involving a Royal New Zealand Air Force P3 Orion and a French Marine Nationale Guardian aircraft covered around 5,000 square kilometres but failed to find any sign of the men.
The upturned boat was believed to be one of the missing boats, but had yet to be formally identified.
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Massage Today is pleased to introduce our newest columnist, Cary Bayer. Cary is a life coach and CEU provider licensed by both the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) and the Florida Board of Massage Therapy.He has successfully coached more than two dozen massage therapists in several states in the past year, and conducts private sessions by the ocean in south Florida and the mountains of New York state.
Half a century ago, Broadway's Tin Pan Alley offered the above advice to Americans who wanted to succeed in love and business. It's still true today for therapists who want to succeed in life and massage.
Most massage therapists think of their massage work as a "practice." If you want to "practice" massage, call me; I'll be glad to let you practice on my back. If you want a massage business, I'll show you how to change the attitudes about money and business kicking around in your subconscious mind that hold you back from success.
A powerful way to accomplish this transformation is to "rewire" your mind through affirmations. Naturally, it's important to discover the negative thoughts preventing your success. I have discovered five common negative thoughts in coaching more than two dozen massage therapists this past year, including the following:
These limited thoughts must be healed to take your massage business to the next level. Let's focus on the second thought (probably the most detrimental of the five): "Doing massage is so enjoyable, I don't need to get paid much for it." For this thought, I recommend the following affirmation:
On a piece of paper, draw two vertical lines to form three columns. In the left column, write down the affirmation. Writing down the affirmation helps create its truth in your life, and transforms your mind's resistance. In the middle column, write down the negative response it elicits. For example, suppose the negative thought that comes up is: "If I do the massage work that I love, not enough people will come." Write down your negative response without judging yourself for having it. In the right column, create a new affirmation to specifically treat this response. A good one would be: "The same force of nature that helps my clients heal on the massage table, supports me when I do the massage work I love."
This process accepts, without judgment, the negative thinking that prevents the affirmation from being your current reality. Writing the response to the negative thought releases that resistance from your being. I recommend writing this affirmation 10 times a day for a week; the following week, say it out loud 10 times a day with feeling, until its truth manifests in your daily life, then return to this three-part written process the following week.
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Repeat this process three times; then, on the fourth repetition, write your affirmations in a second-person voice. For example:
Continue the three-part pattern until you reach the seventh repetition, then switch to a third-person voice:
Continue using this voice until completing the 10th repetition, then start at the beginning, using the first person, and so on. It's like coming full circle, ending where you started. In your final repetition, only repeat the first affirmation.
It would have been wonderful to have had daily affirmations as children, or to be told bedtime stories about our future success. Since that often was not the case, it is up to you to train yourself. It's high time you became loving and loyal to your "higher self", and this once-a-day affirmation exercise can help a great deal.
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Pope Francis on Sunday made another urgent appeal for an end to the conflicts in the Middle East, in Iraq and in Ukraine. Speaking after his regular Angleus address to thousands of people gathered in a hot and sunny St. Peter's Square, the Pope spoke of the victims of war, in particular the children who die or are injured and orphaned by the violence.
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The 20-year-old is going to the Indian state of West Bengal to volunteer as part of the P3 delegation after she became involved in the non-profit organisation earlier this year.
"When I started I didn't realise how big a deal it is. I thought it would be like doing a street appeal," she said.
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8 ways to develop children's self-esteem
Rebecca Watson, FamilyShare | Published: Wed, May 25, 2016
While no one—not even parents—can give another person self-esteem, there are a few things parents can do to help children develop healthy confidence in themselves.
8 signs you're treated the way you deserve in a relationship
Tamsyn Valentine, FamilyShare | Published: Wed, May 25, 2016
You deserve happiness, and you are getting it. Sounds like a win/win situation 'amirite?
The Morning Brew: Is a Silicon Valley billionaire secretly funding Hulk Hogan's sex tape lawsuits?
Juliana Keeping | Updated: 8 hr ago
Wednesday is here. Have some cheer. Silicon Valley billionaire secretly funding Hulk Hogan lawsuits against Gawker They make an unlikely pair. A Silicon Valley billionaire has been secretly funding Hulk Hogan's lawsuits against Gawker, according to Forbes. Peter Thiel is the PayPal co-founder and an early backer of Facebook, and according to anonymous sources quoted in Forbes, has been tapping his billions to bankroll Hulk Hogan's cases against Gawker media.
Britain Steel Workers March
Updated: 8 hr ago
A steelworker waves a banner during a march through Westminster in London, Wednesday, May 25, 2016. Hundreds of steelworkers from across the UK marched through Westminster to keep up pressure for government help for their industry.
FDA Considering Pricey Implant As Treatment For Opioid Addiction
Updated: 9 hr ago
Amid a raging opioid epidemic, many doctors and families in the U.S. have been pleading for better treatment alternatives. One option now under consideration by the Food and Drug Administration is a system of implanted rods that offer controlled release of buprenorphine — a drug already used in other forms to treat opioid addiction. Because it's implanted in the skin, this version of the drug can't easily be sold on the illegal market, proponents say — a key treatment advantage. The FDA is expected to decide whether to approve the device — called Probuphine — within a week.
Global stock markets rally on US recovery hopes
Updated: 9 hr ago
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Global stock markets rallied Wednesday as solid U.S. data raised expectations for a strong recovery in the world's largest economy. European stocks were buoyed also by a deal to get Greece more rescue loans. KEEPING SCORE: Britain's FTSE 100 rose 0.6 percent to 6,255 while France's CAC gained 0.9 percent to 4,472. Germany's DAX advanced 1.3 percent to 10,185. Futures augured gains on Wall Street. Dow and S&P futures both rose 0.4 percent. GREECE DEAL: Greece got approval overnight to get the next batch of its bailout loans from its eurozone creditor nations. The deal removes the risk that Greece might default on its debts in coming months. The creditors also discussed how to lighten the country's d
Man gets 18-25 years in home invasion beating of 92-year-old
Updated: 9 hr ago
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) — A Springfield man has been sentenced to serve up to 25 years behind bars for beating a 92-year-old man during a home invasion. Patrick Donovan was sentenced on Tuesday in Springfield after pleading guilty to more than a dozen charges, including home invasion, armed burglary, and armed assault with intent to rob a person over 60. The sentence includes a decade of probation. Prosecutors say the victim was attacked in November 2014 in his kitchen and suffered a fractured jaw, a concussion and injuries to the larynx. Donovan also threatened the victim's 82-year-old wife. Defense lawyer Nicholas Horgan had asked for a 10-year sentence, saying Donovan had multiple drug addictions at the time.
Memorial Day weekend travel to be affected by Oklahoma road work
FROM STAFF REPORTS | Updated: 9 hr ago
Roadways in Oklahoma will be busy during the Memorial Day holiday weekend. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation has released a list of construction zones.
Flood warning issued for parts of eastern Oklahoma Wednesday
FROM STAFF REPORTS | Published: Wed, May 25, 2016
A flood warning is in effect Wednesday for three counties in eastern Oklahoma. The warning is for Okfuskee, Okmulgee and Creek counties until 3:45 p.m.
One person drowns when vehicle swept off flooded road in Lincoln County Wednesday
FROM STAFF REPORTS | Updated: 10 hr ago
A person drowned early Wednesday in Lincoln County when a vehicle was swept off a flooded roadway just south of Davenport. Two other people who were in the vehicle survived.
Peter Thiel Is Said to Bankroll Hulk Hogan's Suit Against Gawker
Published: Wed, May 25, 2016
Hulk Hogan had a secret financial backer in his legal fight against Gawker Media for invasion of privacy. Peter Thiel, a billionaire entrepreneur and philanthropist, helped fund the case brought by the wrestler, Terry Gene Bollea, better known as Hulk Hogan, against Gawker, said a person briefed on the arrangement who spoke on the condition of anonymity. Mr. Thiel, a co-founder of PayPal and one of the earliest investors in Facebook, privately agreed to help pay the expenses of Mr. Bollea's legal team, this person said.
For First Time in Modern Era, Living With Parents Edges Out Other Living Arrangements for 18- to 34-Year-Olds
Published: Wed, May 25, 2016
Broad demographic shifts in marital status, educational attainment and employment have transformed the way young adults in the U.S. are living, and a new Pew Research Center analysis of census data highlights the implications of these changes for the most basic element of their lives – where they call home. In 2014, for the first time in more than 130 years, adults ages 18 to 34 were slightly more likely to be living in their parents' home than they were to be living with a spouse or partner in their own household. 1 This turn of events is fueled primarily by the dramatic drop in the share of young Americans who are choosing to settle down romantically before age 35. Dating back to 1880, the most common living arrangement among young adults has been living with a romantic partner, whether a spouse or a significant other. This type of arrangement peaked around 1960, when 62% of the nation's 18- to 34-year-olds were living with a spouse or partner in their own household, and only one-in-five were living with their parents. 2
Gresham-Barlow School District agrees to pay transgender teacher, add gender-neutral bathrooms after complaint
Published: Wed, May 25, 2016
The Gresham-Barlow School District has agreed to pay $60,000 and make sweeping changes across its nearly two dozen campuses after a transgender elementary school teacher complained of more than a year of harassment from coworkers. Leo Soell, a fifth-grade teacher at Hall Elementary School, came out as transgender last spring after surviving breast cancer. The harassment started soon after, Soell said in a complaint submitted to district officials, and continued even after the school hosted an hourlong training on transgender issues.
Five observations from the Thunder's 118-94 Game 4 destruction of the Warriors
Anthony Slater | Updated: 11 hr ago
Here are five observations from the Thunder's 118-94 Game 4 destruction of the Warriors on Tuesday night: 1. Arms everywhere: Russell Westbrook had four steals on Tuesday night. So did Kevin Durant. But neither led the team in that category. Andre Roberson did. He had five. That's 13 of the team's 16 steals between three dudes. The Rockets led the league with 10 per game during the season. The Thunder averaged 7.4 steals per game, a bottom-10 number. But that Thunder team isn't this Thunder team in sooooooooo many ways. Among them: utilization of length. In January, this defense was inconsistent and often unenergetic. Didn't matter how long their arms were if they didn't race to the
Former McDonald's USA CEO: $35K Robots Cheaper Than Hiring at $15 Per Hour | Fox Business
Published: Wed, May 25, 2016
As fast-food workers across the country vie for $15 per hour wages, many business owners have already begun to take humans out of the picture. "I was at the National Restaurant Show yesterday and if you look at the robotic devices that are coming into the restaurant industry -- it's cheaper to buy a $35,000 robotic arm than it is to hire an employee who's inefficient making $15 an hour bagging French fries -- it's nonsense and it's very destructive and it's inflationary and it's going to cause a job loss across this country like you're not going to believe," said former McDonald's (MCD) USA CEO Ed Rensi during an interview on the FOX Business Network's Mornings with Maria. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1.3 million people earned the current minimum wage of $7.25 per hour with about 1.7 million having wages below the federal minimum in 2014. These three million workers combined made up 3.9 percent of all hourly paid workers.
Most Americans Think Burgers Are Healthy
Published: Wed, May 25, 2016
A new survey reveals that 82% of Americans who eat hamburgers think that the sandwich is a good source of nutrients. Researchers with the market research group Mintel polled 1,767 Americans who had ordered a burger from a restaurant in the last three months. 62% of the people said they love burgers—and the numbers were strong even among Millennials, the generation most likely to say that menu healthiness is important to them when they choose a restaurant. Americans' obsession with burgers isn't surprising, but the sandwich's perceived healthiness is, given the fact that the World Health Organization (WHO) recently announced that processed meat is a carcinogen and red meat likely causes cancer.
Syria conflict: IS 'destroyed helicopters' at Russian base
Published: Wed, May 25, 2016
New satellite imagery appears to reveal extensive damage to a strategically significant airbase in central Syria used by Russian forces after a reported attack by so-called Islamic State (IS). Four helicopters and 20 lorries were destroyed in a series of fires inside the T4 base last week, the images from intelligence company Stratfor suggest. The cause of the fires is unconfirmed. The Russian military has denied reports that it had lost helicopters at the base as a result of an IS attack.
Vet discovers rare condition, saves dog's life
Published: Wed, May 25, 2016
PORTLAND, OR -- A DoveLewis Animal Hospital visiting vet student found a tick hidden behind a dog's ear moments before she and a veterinarian were charged with putting the dog to sleep over his un-diagnosed ailment. According to a news release from DoveLewis, the owners of 10-year-old Ollie the Sheltie noticed their dog was lethargic following a trip to eastern Oregon. They took the dog to the vet for a range of tests, but veterinarians couldn't figure out what was wrong with him. About a week after the trip, the dog was almost completely paralyzed and unable to eat or go to the bathroom on his own. "We were at a complete loss," Al said. "What do you do in that situation? He is part of our family, and we've always tried to provide the best care we can for him."
Taliban bomber hits court minibus in Kabul, killing 11
Updated: 12 hr ago
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — A suicide bomber targeted a minibus carrying court employees in Kabul during morning rush hour Wednesday, killing 11 people, Afghan and UN official said. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. The bomber, who was on foot, detonated his explosives' vest as he walked by the vehicle in the western part of the city, said Najib Danish, the Interior Ministry's deputy spokesman. The attack came as the Taliban named a new leader following the death of their former leader, Mullah Akhtar Mansour, in a U.S. drone strike in Pakistan on Saturday. The casualties in Wednesday's bombing included both court workers and civilians and the explosion also wounded four people, Danish said.
Casino magnate Wynn envisions water paradise in dry Nevada
Updated: 12 hr ago
LAS VEGAS (AP) — A Las Vegas casino magnate is proposing an extravagant water paradise in drought-stricken Nevada. The Paradise Park development proposal unveiled by Wynn Resorts in April is anchored by a 38-acre man-made lake where an 18-hole golf course now sits in Las Vegas. But skepticism about the project's environmental claims includes questions about evaporation, drought and the unethical or unnatural use of water. This comes at a time when and a place where the scarcity and preciousness of H20 has become a part of the public's conscience all across a dry and thirsty Western U.S.


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It isn't easy to make SallyAnn Salsano jealous. But the creator of MTV's "Jersey Shore" - who brought us Snooki, the Situation and Pauly D - says that envy was her first response when she saw the brand-new TLC reality series "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo": "I was like, '... Why aren't I doing that show?' "
Alana Thompson, better known to the universe as Honey Boo Boo (or Honey Boo Boo Child to her ardent followers), became a frilly sensation following a breakout stint on the TLC's "Toddlers & Tiaras" in January. Honey Boo Boo's over-the-top personality, stomach-talking talents and lively stage performance - energized by "go-go juice," a blend of Mountain Dew and Red Bull - made her an overnight star.
So naturally, the spirited beauty pageant contestant landed her own spinoff show, "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo," which reached a season high in its third week with 2.3 million viewers last Wednesday - positioning it as one of the network's highest-rated shows while turning the pint-sized star, who turned 7 on Tuesday, and her family into a polarizing pop-culture phenomenon.
A Google search of "Honey Boo Boo" yields more than 65 million results - including YouTube parodies, GIFs (a graphic image on a Web page that moves), spoof Twitter pages for her former pet pig Glitzy, a "Redneckipedia" to decipher Honey Boo Boo's lexicon and, for the more literary-inclined, poems about the family.
"Before the 'Toddlers & Tiaras' episode, I saw a lot of people talking about (Alana) online," said her mother - and reality star in her own right - June Shannon via email. "Then the show aired and everything went viral. At that point, everyone seemed to know who she was - from Georgia to New York to L.A. ... even big-time celebrities like Mario Lopez."
Picking up where "Toddlers & Tiaras" left off, "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" has kept people talking. But that doesn't mean all the chatter has been good. USA Today said the show - which features bits like Glitzy the pig, the family pet, "oooohing himself" on the kitchen table - is "either the end of civilization as we know it, or a loving picture of joyous redneck family values."
Clearly some of the interest is derived from laughing at the family's peculiar habits. But Shannon says, "I've never felt like I was at the butt of a joke because I am always able to laugh at myself."
Howard Lee, TLC's senior vice president of production and development, said the decision to give the young girl and her family their own show was a "no-brainer."
"Just with her single appearance on 'Toddlers & Tiaras,' we saw that everybody was just so captivated by this little girl's personality - and by her mom, June, too," Lee said. "People were asking about them, they wanted to see more about them. There was just a hunger from our audience."
The network has had its share of pop culture-tugging shows that range in controversy: "Jon & Kate Plus 8," "All-American Muslim," "Sister Wives" and "19 Kids & Counting." On Tuesday, the network launched "Abby & Brittany," which follows conjoined 16-year-old twins.
With "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo," Lee said, "it goes back to everything that we do here in that it is very authentic, honest - we just kind of captured the imagination of our public by showing you how other people live."
Rich Juzwiak, a staff writer at Gawker well-versed in all-things Honey Boo Boo and reality TV, was more pointed: "TLC is a gentle freak show," he said.
"Jersey Shore's" Salsano believes that despite the regional eccentricities - roadkill meals! - audiences can relate to Honey Boo Boo and her family.
"I think when people are real, viewers gravitate toward that," Salsano said. "I think that America's fascination with them is interesting. I think more people live like them than we think. Not everyone is from L.A. and New York, you know? And I think it's a subculture that everyone knows exist, and there's jokes about it, people hear about it - but very seldom do you get the real day-to-day look on these people."
Tom Rogan, co-founder of Authentic Entertainment - which produces "Toddlers & Tiaras" and "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo," said the response has been unlike those for the company's other productions, which include Food Network's "Ace of Cakes" and Bravo's "Flipping Out."
"I don't think anything quite rivals the immediate, widespread attention that this show has gotten," Rogan said. "This past Friday, I was watching 'Real Time With Bill Maher' and he made a joke about how Sarah Palin was happy that she didn't have to go to the convention because it was on the same night as 'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.'"
Meanwhile, the family's thrust into reality stardom has already ignited scrutiny, with reports recently revealing Shannon's 1998 arrest on counts of contempt of court and theft.
There are five episodes left of the first season, which will culminate with a one-hour season finale in late September. As of now, Lee said the network hasn't decided what lies ahead for the show: "Right now, we're really enjoying watching them."
Whatever happens, Shannon is trying to take it all in stride. "If it lasts, it lasts. If it doesn't," she wrote in an email, "I can say that we've enjoyed our adventure. But I don't think Alana is going away any time soon."
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Los Angeles: (May 5, 2016), Dawg Squad Rescue, a volunteer-run dog rescue, saved two young farm pigs – one unneutered male and one unspayed female – from slaughter. The pigs are approximately 50 lbs and currently safe in boarding, but they need a forever home.
Contact: Carole | Phone: 310-674-0477 | Email: email@example.com
Los Gatos: (March 28, 2016), I am looking for a good home for my mini pot-bellied pig, Hamlet. Due to unfortunate circumstances, I have to move on very short notice. I cannot find a place that will accommodate him. He is very people friendly, has lived outside in his pen his whole life and gets along great with dogs and cats. Hamlet is probably around 80 pounds.
Contact: Jennifer | Phone: 408-656-2290 | Email: email@example.com
Moreno Valley: (March 17, 2016), Ms. Piggy is a twenty-one month potbellied pig in need of a new home.
Contact: Regina | Phone: 909-301-1708 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Petaluma: (Apr. 8, 2016), A family that purchased two farm piglets from a pumpkin patch last fall is now looking to rehome the pigs who are neutered and now seven months old. The family also has two one-year old tame roosters in need of rehoming.
Contact: Vicky | Phone: 707-481-3579 | Email: email@example.com
Sunnyvale: (Apr. 8, 2016), Four year old 14 inches tall male potbellied pig Calvin is in need of a new home. He is litter box trained and his current guardians will donate his litter box, crate, and food bowls to a new guardian.
Contact: Soma | Phone: 408-738-1995 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sylmar: (Jan. 15, 2016), Piggy Boy is a two and a half year old male neutered pig in need of a new home. He is an absolute sweetheart and gets along well with all living creatures. He is an estimated 900 plus pounds of regal beauty. He does not like pears and is not crazy about apples but adores corn on the cob and shortbread cookies. Piggy Boy knows how to give kisses and loves having his ears cleaned out. He also likes to have his people sprawl out on him and nap together. He is, however, a lonely guy. Piggy Boy would be much happier with pig friends his size with whom to romp and snuggle and more room to do that romping in. He was saved from an abusive backyard butcher as a piglet of almost a year old. He currently lives in a residential backyard with the constant threat of being seized by animal control. Piggy Boy is a wonderful little/big guy who deserves to live his life and be safe and as happy as possible. Please consider adopting him; his current guardians will consider providing monthly financial assistance for the duration of his life.
Contact: Tyra | Phone: 818-428-0897 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Torrance: (March 7, 2016), Apple is a female black and white potbellied pig. She is unspayed, approximately two years old, and weighs approximately 250 lbs. She is a very sweet girl. She loves to be pet and have her belly rubbed, and she especially loves playing soccer. Apple originally belonged to her current guardian's father who unfortunately was not able to take Apple with him when he moved. Apple's guardian has been visited by animal control and now has one month to rehome Apple.
Contact: Linsey | Phone: 310-462-0786 | Email: email@example.com
Wildomar: (Feb. 28, 2016), Dude is a 90-pound, adult, neutered male pot-bellied pig currently in the care of Animal Friends of the Valleys. Dude has been friendly with the staff at the shelter. He was surrendered to the shelter because his former family is moving to South America. His former family said that he is an indoor/outdoor pig, uses the doggie door, is great with kids/dogs/cats, not aggressive at all, housebroken, does not dig holes or rip the carpet, loves bananas and apples, doesn't like brussell sprouts, and loves to be loved and brushed.
Contact: Monica | Phone: 951-674-0618, ext. 224 | Email: email@example.com
Ocala: (Jan. 14, 2016), A one year old male neutered pig is in need of a new loving home. His guardians believe he's a cross between a Hampshire and Julian. He has a very good, sweet temperament at home with his guardians. He has been raised with both cats and dogs and gets along with them well, though pigs should never be left unsupervised with dogs.
Contact: Patricia |Phone: 352-362-3557 |Email: email@example.com
Shorewood: (Jan. 31, 2016), Milo is a sweet house and litter trained 9 month old small potbellied white and black pig. He is 45 lbs. and neutered. Milo's family is moving and cannot take him with them. Milo is great with kids and dogs (though pigs and dogs should never be left unsupervised).
Contact: Rachael | Phone: 312-905-5056 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Montana: (Nov. 19, 2014), Lucia and Bernard Lettuce Tomato are in need of a new home because their guardian is losing her land. Lucia is a 10 year-old female donkey who is very sweet and gentle. Bernard Lettuce Tomato is a neutered male potbelly pig who is also very sweet. Bernard is up-to-date on his vaccinations and de-worming. Their guardian is willing to transport them anywhere to get them to a safe home.
Contact: Megan| Phone: 406-839-4688| Email: email@example.com
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Mount Sinai: (Nov. 23, 2015), Louie is an eleven month old neutered male potbellied pig in need of a new home.
Contact: Allison |Phone: 631-513-3887 |Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Queensbury: (Jan. 13, 2016), The SPCA of Upstate New York has two potbellied pigs available for adoption. They were seized in December 2015 from a neglectful home. The SPCA now has custody of them and is looking to rehome them. Jasper and Emmett are both between one and two years old and bonded, so they should be adopted together.
Contact: Cathy | Phone: 518-798-5059 | Email: email@example.com
Syracuse: (May 11, 2016), Carlosa is a six-month old, 50 lb. female potbellied pig in need of a new home. She is mostly an indoor pig. She is trained to either use the litter or to go outside to go to the bathroom. She is walked on a leash but loves to run free. She is good with kids and other pets. She loves healthy treats, especially grapes and strawberries! Carlosa has an all-around great personality.
Contact: Jennifer | Phone: 315-430-4633 | Email: email@example.com
Syracuse: (May 10, 2016), An eight year old potbellied pig named Hurley is in need of a new home. Hurley has been with his new home since he was just a few months old when he was given to the family as a gift. Hurley is well-loved and part of the family, but they worry that he is not living the life he deserves as he does not have access to an outdoor yard. Hurley spends most of his time sleeping in the family's kitchen or on our back porch. As animal lovers, it is hard for Hurley's family to see him live like this. They would like him to have a new home where he can enjoy the outdoors and fresh air more.
Unfortunately, as Hurley has grown bigger, it's been harder for his family to care for him. They no longer have adequate transportation to get him to the vet so he is behind on his vaccines. Further, although his family trims his hooves and tusks the best they can, they don't have the ability to have it done properly. He has always eaten Mazuri pig feed but every now and his family gives him some 'table scraps' like lettuce, strawberry tops or bread ends. He appears to be a healthy weight and has no problems with mobility.
Contact: Jason | Phone: 315-420-1274 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Warwick: (Feb. 4, 2016), Sally pig was confiscated from deplorable conditions by the Warwick Valley Humane Society the same day she was set to be slaughtered. Since then, Sally has been living at a staff member's house, but the house is not set up for pigs so she keeps escaping. The shelter also isn't set up for pigs, so the humane society is in desperate need of a new home for her.
Contact: Suzyn |Phone: 914-804-7304 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Saranac Lake: (Jan. 5, 2016), This is Kevin Bacon. He is currently a resident at an animal shelter in Saranac Lake, NY. He was found running away from a home where he was going to be raised for slaughter. The farmer relinquished him to the shelter. He's a Duroc, Hampshire, and Berkshire cross, so he will be a large farm-sized pig when full grown. Currently, he is being housed inside in a dog run, since the facility is not set-up for farm animals. The shelter refuses to adopt him for slaughter. So far Kevin Bacon has been friendly and is being socialized but he's getting big fast and the shelter fears their staff will not be able to handle him much longer. They are hoping to find a forever home for him before he gets much larger. Their vet is willing to neuter him.
Contact: Sara | Phone: 518-651-5757 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Fuquay Varina: (Dec. 1, 2015), Seeing home for black pot-bellied pig. She is approximately six months old and very smart and loving. She needs a yard in which she can root and a warm place to sleep in winter.
Contact: Jamie Sue | Phone: 919-608-7323 | Email: email@example.com
Waterford: (April 5, 2016), Three potbellied pigs, one unspayed female and two unneutered males, who are approximately 6 months old need to be rehomed. They currently weigh approximately 40 lbs. But will likely weigh 100 lbs. or more until they are full grown. They all have been vaccinated for rabies and dewormed.
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BUENA PARK – A 45-year-old Torrance man was arrested in Buena Park on Thursday night on suspicion of fleeing the scene of a crash, authorities said.
Alfonso Delgado was arrested on suspicion of hit-and-run and driving under the influence, said Lt. Richard Harpham of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
The crash was reported at about 11:40 p.m. at Carmenita Road and South Street in Cerritos, Harpham said.
Officials believe Delgado was driving the pickup that rear-ended an SUV traveling south on Carmenita.
Harpham said the impact of the crash caused the SUV's 58-year-old driver to strike and shear off a fire hydrant. That driver, from Cerritos, and his mother and son, who were also in the SUV, were taken to a hospital.
The pickup's driver fled the scene and was eventually stopped by La Palma and Buena Park police in Buena Park after his vehicle caught fire, Harpham added.
It appears the truck caught fire because of mechanical failure related to rear-ending the SUV, Harpham said.
Delgado was arrested and taken to a hospital for minor injuries.
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Yves Saint Laurent - L'amour fou (2011)
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Fashionistas and the Art Basel crowd may be enthralled, but for everyone else the documentary L'Amour Fou (Crazy Love) is a slog.
For fashion lovers, the film's mini-retrospective of Saint Laurent's work should be a thrill.
The film engages on its own terms, and if you don't love the clothes, you'll likely find one or more of the couple's houses to be more to your liking, in that nose-pressed-against-the-glass way.
"L'Amour Fou" is an elegant fabric without the rough texture of real life and love.
Beautifully filmed, "L'Amour Fou" is often quite moving as it documents the dismantling of a mutual life.
To suggest, as this oblique film does, that you are what you collect is like looking at Picasso's art collection without correlating it to his own works.
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Finally caught up with L'AMOUR FOU which actually has very little to do with the crazy love implied by the title. This is a solid very serious and almost elegiacal film about the master Yves Saint Laurent. The film is full of ellipses designed to make you think about fashion, art, wealth, culture, and fame. Little is said directly but L'AMOUR FOU will leave you thinking and talking for days. A really interesting work.
Fashion junkies rejoice: L�(TM)amour fou covers every bit of master couture designer Yves Saint Laurent�(TM)s life as a trendsetter and style-making icon.
Told through still images and handheld camera footage from the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s�"including tours of their grand houses (an art-filled apartment on the Left Bank in Paris, a lush mansion in Marrakesh, and a beautiful house in Normandy)�"this film should satisfy both history buffs and people longing for a glimpse inside an elite and glamorous world. From runways to discos, each frame of this thorough documentary resonates with impact.
Laurent�(TM)s long-time romantic partner of 50+ years (who also helped him found his own fashion house once he was let go from Christian Dior), Pierre Berg� (C), speaks candidly to the camera about Yves rise to fame, his struggle with drugs and alcohol, his decision to retire, and his death. After losing his beloved, Berg� (C) decides to auction off their 20-year collection of art with Christie�(TM)s as a way of letting go and healing. His face as each piece is bought is a bundle of emotions, and rivals the beauty of the vintage photographs and ground-breaking designs shown throughout.
Appearances by Andy Warhol and Mick Jagger, and a brief, yet beautiful, glimpse of the exquisite Catherine Devenue singing to la Laurent at a fashion show punctuate this lovingly-told life story, but it�(TM)s really the love and admiration of Berg� (C) that says the most about this fascinating man.
I highly recommended this to documentary fans. Whether you worship couture or not�"you�(TM)re guaranteed to like this.
Wonderful portrait of Yves Saint Laurent and his life long love. In this age of narcissist celebrities; it was fascinating and touching to see someone upon whom celebrity was thrust, who was basically a shy, somewhat depressive man who coped with it in various ways but seemed never to become that narcisst. His lover, Pierre Berge, was the "man behind the man." Berge emerges as a fiercely intelligent, witty and lovely person in his own right. A dramatic and beautiful biography.
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The history of heavy-metal music is examined.
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Sam runs into his old friend Ronnie James Dio, who guides him into the fantastical world of power metal, where masculine tales of heroism and epic battles, dragon-slaying and sorcery, burn into the the imaginations of young men.
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For all the time and money it takes to create movie sets, it's kind of a bummer that most of them are discarded like used condoms as soon as the film blows its wad. But sometimes the production crew apparently shrug their shoulders and say, "Screw it, just leave it there." Thanks to that, you can now fulfill your lifelong dream of walking and/or urinating on such famous movie locales as ...
6 The Fugitive's Train Crash Site
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The Fugitive (1993) stars Harrison Ford as a wrongfully convicted surgeon named Richard Kimble who is being transported to death row when the bus he's traveling on crashes and gets hit by Thomas the Plot Engine.
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"Choo CHOO, Richard Kimble!"
Before he can be turned into human hamburger, Kimble manages to free himself, and he goes off to track down the man who murdered his wife. So the train scene is really what sets off the entire movie, and it was so important to the filmmakers that they actually demolished a real rail car and bus to film the sequence, which ultimately amounted to 60 seconds of footage. And then, after 10 weeks of preparation and $1.5 million, everyone packed up and ... left the remains of the horrendous crash by the side of the rails. It's still there:
As a warning to other trains and buses.
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