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They say that the fastest way to the heart is through the stomach – a sentiment proved all too true by Jon Favreau's latest film, "Chef." Written, directed and starring Favreau, his latest indie effort tells the story of Carl Casper (Favreau), a chef who quits his job at a fancy L.A. restaurant after being forced by the owner (Dustin Hoffman) to stifle his creativity time and time again. He then heads to Miami, and with the help of his son (Emjay Anthony), best friend (John Leguizamo) and ex-wife (Sofia Vergara), starts a food truck, giving him the opportunity to finally cook food that he believes in. Favreau recently stopped by the Fontainebleau in Miami Beach, where he shed some light on what inspired the story, his fascination with social media, and life after "Iron Man."
How did you come up with the idea for this story?
Jon Favreau: I'm intrigued by food culture. It's fascinating to me that chefs are like the new rock stars and that people will watch hours and hours of television shows with food that they'll never taste -- they're so intrigued by the specificity of the preparation and what the vision of each chef is. And I just felt that there hadn't been a movie that showed that world yet.
One of my favorite aspects of this movie is how you incorporated social media. Why was this something that was important to you to include?
Favreau: Well I just felt that social media was part of the language now. I didn't think of it as a social media movie, but it's like back in the time when we were doing "Swingers," the answering machine is a big part of that movie because that was part of the culture. And Twitter now is very much a part of the culture that we're dealing with, and I thought that there was an opportunity to have good dramatic and comedic effect to show what could go wrong if somebody gets involved with social media who doesn't know what he's doing – especially if he's somebody who is overly emotional and not too restrained.
"Iron Man" was ground zero for what has now become the Marvel Cinematic Universe. How does it feel looking back, especially now that Marvel has expanded into such a hugely successful franchise?
Favreau: It's cool but it's also very weird, because when we started with "Iron Man," it was the first movie of Marvel Studios – Marvel Studios was a company that was going to negative pickup independent films with a bank loan and have it be distributed through Paramount. And if we screwed up "Iron Man," the whole company could have gone under. So there was a lot of pressure on us, and nobody expected much of the name "Iron Man;" they never heard of it before. And now seeing that the audiences liked it, seeing the sequels make more and more money, and now expanding it out to "Captain America," "Thor" and "The Avengers" – now they're really on a roll. I've read that Marvel is the most successful franchise in movie history. So it's very strange to watch something go from being an underdog to being part of the establishment. But I'm happy to be a part of that family and still continue to collaborate with them.
Your character in this movie is a guy who has pretty much lost all creative control and is yearning to cook things that he believes in. Have you had a similar experience working with big studios, where limitations were put on you?
Favreau: Fortunately because I've done well as a director, I'm given a voice in the movies that I'm involved with, even the big ones. And although you have to collaborate on the higher budget films, I've never felt that I haven't had my fair say in the creative process. I think I'm more understanding of the real economics of dealing with a movie where you're spending over 100 million dollars – there's a lot on the line and people have to be comfortable with what you're doing. But I will say that there's a freedom and an excitement when you make a smaller film and don't have to answer to anybody. And it's nice to go off and do a solo album every once in a while, where you could just express yourself completely. And especially knowing that you have the safety of going back to doing studio movies – like I'm going to do "The Jungle Book" next with Disney. So it's a different set of challenges and a different set of opportunities that each medium provides you with.
"Chef" hits Miami Beach theaters on May 16th. For showtimes, click here


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Knit and crochet fanatics, prepare to have your mind blown. Phat Knits ($Inquire) "is a series of giant threads used to create, knitted or not, interior products." It's as if the captivating oversized trend has finally given us Stockholm syndrome... there's no escape so we might as well just fall asleep on our huge pile of twisted foam thread. Now we can make all of our house guests feel like shrinking Alice (mwahahaha).
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As ordered reported by the House Committee on Financial Services on June 19, 2013
H.R. 1135 would repeal a requirement that issuers of certain securities include information about employee compensation in disclosures made to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Under current law, issuers must disclose the relationship between executive compensation paid and the financial performance of the issuer as well as a comparison of the median total compensation of the issuer's employees, exclusive of the chief executive officer's (CEO) compensation, with the total annual compensation of that CEO. Under the bill, that information would no longer be reported to the SEC.
Based on information from the SEC, CBO expects that incorporating the provisions of H.R. 1135 at this point in the regulatory process would not require a significant change in the workload of any agency. Hence, CBO estimates that any change in discretionary spending by the SEC to implement the legislation would not be significant. Further, the SEC is authorized to collect fees sufficient to offset its appropriation each year; therefore, we estimate that the net budgetary effect of implementing H.R. 1135 would be negligible. Enacting H.R. 1135 would not affect direct spending or revenues; therefore, pay-as-you-go procedures do not apply.
H.R. 1135 contains no intergovernmental or private-sector mandates as defined in the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act and would not affect the budgets of state, local, or tribal governments.


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Kaylee Hicks is WES Intermediate Student of the Week. She is in Leannda Drysdale's fourth grade class.
"Kaylee Hicks is an excellent role model in my classroom. She works super hard, and is always willing to help others. She always gives her best effort and is a trustworthy young lady. I have enjoyed having Kaylee in my class this year, and will truly miss her when she moves on to fifth grade. It's has been a privilege to be her teacher, and I can't wait to see all that she will accomplish as she grows up,"says Drysdale.
A 54-year-old Corinth woman was killed in a two-vehicle accident March 25 at the intersection of KY 330 and KY 36 in Grant County.
Connie Goins was a passenger in a 2003 Dodge mini-van that was hit on the passenger side by a 1997 GMC pickup truck around 8:40 p.m. during heavy rains.
She was pronounced dead at the St. Elizabeth Medical Center-Grant County.
The truck, driven by Brennan Reid, 20, of Falmouth, failed to stop at the stop sign at the intersection before colliding with the van, according to law enforcement.
The Housing Authority of Williamstown (HAW) was honored with the 2010 Agency of the Year Award from among those Public Housing Authorities (PHAs) in Kentucky managing less than 100 units.
Kathy Faulkner has served as executive director of the HAW for 26 years.
The HAW, located on Helton Road, has been in existence since the mid-1960s. The PHA utilizes an average annual subsidy of approximately $94,000 to carry out its mission to families in the area.
Braves split games last week
Score: 20-1 (five innings) win over Ludlow and 5-0 loss to Carroll County
When: March 23 and 25
Where: Grant County High School and Carroll County High School
What: The Braves were able to rebound from their season opening loss to Bishop Brossart to dominate Ludlow 20-1. The Braves scored 10 in the first inning on their way to their five-inning victory.
Hoping to continue with a win over Carroll County, the Braves were unable to muster any offense in a rain-soaked loss.
I suppose that 99.9 percent of us can be considered to have racist tendencies whether we recognize them in ourselves or whether we don't. That .01 percent that doesn't have such tendencies is probably you.
I have never walked in the shoes of a hardcore racist, though I could have easily been influenced by my parents who were influenced by their parents in a world considerably different from our world today.
While the Grant County softball team waits for their bats to warm up, they are depending on their pitching staff to lead them.
The Lady Braves are relying on junior Katelyn Roy to lead the staff as the ace, but they have also been able to see the strengths of sophomore Morgan McClure and eighth grader Hannah Thacker.
Gage Robertson is the WHS Student of the Week. He is a freshman.
Steve Sigmon, his English teacher says that "for Gage this quote fits...'only hungry minds can be educated'" and he is hungry...he wants to learn."
Gage's favorite subject is math and he loves to read "Lemony Snicket." His favorite things about school are lunch, his friends and math.
Five Grant County runners took part in the 5K at the Mini Heart Marathon in Cincinnati and raised $300 for the American Heart Association.
This has become a yearly event for Michael Schultz, second from left, and his friends.
It all started several years ago when Michael's grandmother passed away from a heart attack. He started to run and raise money in her honor. This year had a little more meaning to it as his grandfather from the other side of the family passed away recently because of a heart attack. Schultz ran in his honor also.
When Mason-Corinth Elementary principal Lisa Hollandsworth left work on March 19, she was driving behind the school's secretary, Diane Covey.
As their cars traveled north on U.S. 25, Hollandsworth saw a car heading southbound start to swerve into the other lane.
Before she knew what happened, she saw Covey's car struck by the other vehicle, driven by Marvin Colson, who died from injuries suffered in the accident.
Covey, who had tried to veer out of the way, was hit on the driver's side of her car.
A Dry Ridge man found out that Kentucky's spring forest fire hazard season laws are enforced.
Jason Dietz burned a pile of brush on his farm on March 6. The fire spread to an open dump site on the property he purchased a couple of years ago. A large plume of black smoke could be seen for several miles from the farm on Dixie Highway.
On March 9, Dietz received a visit from the Department for Environmental Protection Division of Air Quality. Grant County Solid Waste Coordinator Bryan Miles notified the EPA of the fire after he received several calls.
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Video: Win a Copy of Love Boat Actor Gavin MacLeod's Memoir
October 28, 2013 | By Cruise Critic | 51 Comments
51 Responses to "Video: Win a Copy of Love Boat Actor Gavin MacLeod's Memoir"
Kris J
October 28th, 2013 @ 3:12 pm
I have so many memories of The Love Boat.I was probably only 10 or 11 when I started watching, but since the first time I saw the Pacific Princes, I knew I wanted to go on a cruise and it was #1 on my bucket list. I took my first cruise in 2012, and am officially hooked. Been on one this year and have 2 more 2 booked for the coming year.
My favorite characters were Issac and Julie. Had a bit of a crush on Juile and Issac was just the coolest guy on the show. Can't wait to read the "captain's" book. Its great to see him still involved in the cruise industry and he looks great. God has blessed him and turned his life around, what a wonderful story.
Scott Lara
October 28th, 2013 @ 3:35 pm
My favorite episode was called The Business of Love/Crash Diet Crisis/I'll Never Fall in Love Again.
I always enjoyed the dynamic between Morey Amsterdam and Rose Marie from the Dick Van Dyke show!
Scott Lara
Jacqui Ridler
October 28th, 2013 @ 3:48 pm
I was on the Love Boat in the mid 1980's in the Caribbean she had a gold grand piano…I'd love to win a copy of the book
Scott Ladewig
October 28th, 2013 @ 5:53 pm
The hurricane episode Gavin mentioned is the one that comes to mind. If I recall it was a two part episode, and was pretty dramatic as episodes went. We'd sailing on Royal Princess tomorrow, and think it's great that Gavin is on her for the two-day preview. Only wish he could stay on for our cruise!
Marissa Ciolino
October 28th, 2013 @ 6:06 pm
I don't think age matters when it comes to this show; young or old it's so enjoyable. Plus it's much better than the majority of shows on TV nowadays.
I wasn't born before or around the time when The Love Boat came out on TV. So I never had the opportunity to look forward to The Love Boat on Saturdays. Because I'm just a young adult in college, I never was introduced the show at all my whole life. I went on my first cruise when I was 8 years old but I didn't fall head over heals for cruising until I was 13 and took my second cruise on Princess's Dawn Princess. From the moment I stepped aboard the ship I knew cruising will be my life and it still is nearly 7 years later. My passion/love for cruises grows everyday. I did a lot of researching about cruising right after that cruise and stumbled upon a show called The Love Boat.I bought Season 1, volume 2. Not only was it on a cruise ship, but it was on a Princess ship (my favorite cruise line)! I watched my first episode and I was hooked!
My favorite Love Boat memory is the first episode I watched, I chose at random and it was "Last of the Stubings/ Million Dollar Man/ The Sisters" I never laughed so hard in my life but also the episode was relatable, I'm not as clumsy as Stubing's nephew but I am clumsy! Even following my passion, people call me crazy for loving cruises so much! The most important thing in life is doing what you love. Something very evident in that episode. I still watch The Love Boat as much as time allows. I can never say no to a good laugh! Sorry this was long, but I'm going to watch some more Love Boat right now! Bon Voyage!
Tom Sands
October 28th, 2013 @ 8:11 pm
This was easy to answer, Season 1, Episode 1, "The Captain and the Lady" arc. Gavin MacLeod defined his Captain Stubing character in the very first episode. This character was smart, dedicated, proud, a little scary and tough. Captain Stubing also showed that he was caring, loving, protective of his boat AND crew. Gavin MacLeod set the tone which allowed his character grow as the series did. When he connected to his daughter in Season 3, it was not surprising that he would want her to stay with him.
The whole reason that I started watching The Love Boat, is because of Gavin MacLeod's acting on the Mary Tyler Moore show, which had wrapped up. I knew that he would bring magic to anything else he performed on.
Brenda Johnson
October 29th, 2013 @ 8:48 am
I don't have any one specific favorite… I just remember watching The Love Boat- with my parents and my sister, and being happy! The show always ended on a happy note, the characters were smiling and conflict was infrequent and quickly resolved- again with smiles! GREAT tv, great memories and indeed I too have joined the legions of cruisers! They sure don't make shows like The Love Boat anymore… they should!!!
October 29th, 2013 @ 8:50 am
My favorite memory of The Love Boat is that I used to watch it with my grandmother every week. It just looked to glamorous and exciting!
Dean Smith
October 29th, 2013 @ 8:59 am
My wife and I watched The Love Boat religiously every week. The show was instrumental in helping us make our decision to take a cruse for our 5th wedding anniversary in 1980. We just loved the scene where a couple would be standing on deck in the evening gazing out on the moon lit ocean. When we took our cruse we went out on deck and were nearly blown off! very different from the Hollywood version! The show has recently begun to air on MeTV and it is so much fun to watch and reminisce.
Karen Smith
October 29th, 2013 @ 9:05 am
This show started my love of cruising! I watched e wry week and hoped one day I'd be able to take a cruise and see the 'Love Boat' for myself! All these years later I just came back from my 20th cruise! Thank you Love Boat! :)
donna zito
October 29th, 2013 @ 9:08 am
I love watching Love Boat. I really enjoy the reruns that show in our rooms. I have been on many cruises and by far, Princess is my # 1. I went on Golden last Aug and I can see why Princess is # 1 Alaskan cruise lines. I am so excited to be on the Royal cruise Nov 10. Charo did bring fun to the series. Every show brought a smile to your face. I enjoyed Doc & Issac's blend to the show as well as Julie & Vicky. Mr MacLeod I enjoyed you on Mary Tyler Moore also. When you were talking about cruising the British Isles, that is me also. I am Scottish and would love to see my Heritage.
Ray Ng
October 29th, 2013 @ 9:09 am
My favourite Love Boat episodes, were the 2 that was shot in Hong Kong in 1983/84. It contains some of the rare High Definition TV footage of Hong Kong during that time. Back then the Local TV stations in Hong Kong did not have equipment and production techniques to shot such high quality outside TV footages. Almost 30 years later, I went on a cruise that disembarked at Ocean Terminal in Hong Kong, where the "Love Boat" was dock all those years ago. To my surprise it seems the disembarking and customs procedures at Ocean Terminal seem not to have changed much in 30 years. Luckily this year the new Cruise Terminal in Hong Kong had open, I hope things are better now.
Trisha Carter
October 29th, 2013 @ 9:14 am
I loved watching the Love Boat and praying that someday I would have the chance to sail away to a Paradise.
It took many decades but we are about to take our 26th cruise.
My favorite Love Boat memory is "The Captain's Captain." I love Gavin MacLeod and I always found Phil Silvers extremely funny the two of them together had tears running down my face.
Kelly Tarman
October 29th, 2013 @ 9:18 am
I was 7 years old when the Love Boat debuted. It was during this time that my love for cruising was beginning to develop. As soon as I was old enough to pay for my own trip I booked my first cruise back in the early 90's and have been addicted to cruising since.
My mother had a huge crush on Gavin and I thought Gopher was pretty cute myself. I don't think I would have ever taken a cruise without this show, so I credit Love Boat for my addiction….this is a GOOD thing!!!
Recently our cable network started playing reruns of Love Boat on MeTV and I have my DVR set to record each Sunday at 1pm so my kids can get a taste of what cruising is like. They have never cruised before, but that will change in January of 2014 when all my kids (ages 12-17) will be on their first cruise. It is their Christmas present and they will not find out until Christmas morning when they open a bunch of gag gifts before the unveiling of the trip they will be embarking on two weeks later. Can't wait!
I would love this memoir to add to my collection of all things cruising.
Bon Voyage!
Bruce Marshall
October 29th, 2013 @ 9:25 am
My favorite episode was "Miss Mother" loved that one….lots of stars and very funny….im definitely going out and buy your book!
Sue Willis
October 29th, 2013 @ 9:26 am
The Love Boat made me want to cruise! Didn't get to go until the last decade but love it! A lot different than the show's sets but fun. I remember how big the cabins were on the show, guess they got suites!
Stephen Ducar
October 29th, 2013 @ 9:29 am
Love the Love boat. The older episodes were some of the best
Casey Scharven
October 29th, 2013 @ 9:48 am
It was simply a part of our Saturday evening, along with Fantasy Island – on ABC. I really enjoyed Capt Stubing's character – his even-handedness; I understand originally this was not his personality and Gavin worked with the producers to change it.
Jill Glesner
October 29th, 2013 @ 9:50 am
I love The Love Boat and the "crew"– several favorite episodes come to mind but one that has always stuck with me even as a kid back in 70s and 80s was the 2-parter (think it was first season) called "The Eyes of Love / Masquerade / Hollywood Royalty / The Caper" where the bumbling guys try multiple times to steal the huge diamond that a rich woman had.
As an adult, another 2-parter that I am still waiting to see the 2nd part to (my parents taped the first part off of Nickelodeon years ago but so far, haven't found the 2nd part among our old vhs tapes) is the 4th season one that they filmed on an actual cruise to St.Thomas/Curacao, etc as I my first cruise ever on the Grand Princess in 2011 that included those ports. Love to see the islands in the background!
Thanks "Captain Stubing" for the show memories and hope to see you some day on a Princess cruise!
Deb E
October 29th, 2013 @ 10:00 am
Loved watching it as a kid and watch it every Sunday now on ME TV in LA. My favorite episode with the Captain is when he falls for John Ritter in drag (Season 1, Episode 2: Oh Dale!) trying to get a date with her/him all during the cruise. So funny and so glad I can watch all the stars again. Takes me back.
October 29th, 2013 @ 10:20 am
I watched the Love Boat faithfully as I had already been on several cruises — my first when I was 8 on Moore-McCormick SS Brasil in 1959-60 from NYC down the east coast of S. America over a long Christmas vacation and it was then I knew cruising was for me. It was great to hear that Gavin wants to go to Brazil — Rio — as I did that in 1959. Although no episode stands out particularly, I though Julie was the best CD and Isaac the friendliest bartender.
I was so sad to hear several months ago that the Pacific Princess has gone to her grave and the scrapyard, but I guess such is the fate of most ships at some point.
My husband and I also sailed on the last Royal Princess a few years ago on the Amazon and through the Caribbean and we thoroughly enjoy that size ship.
Although I know I wouldn't receive it by Nov. 1, 2013, I am leaving on my 19th cruise Friday and would love to have had a copy of his book in my hands. Princess is our favorite line — our first to Alaska in 1999 — and the last two cruises with Princess have been in the Mediterranean which we thoroughly enjoy and I can read Gavin's memoirs on our next Princess cruise next year, hopefully on the new Royal Princess.
Sharon McFarland
October 29th, 2013 @ 10:21 am
I loved the Love Boat! So much so that I knew I would one day be a cruiser! I arrange so many girls' cruises at work they call me "Julie McCoy, cruise director!" I especially loved Christmas episodes. In one, there was a Santa that was suicidal and Julie made him feel better. Of course, he thought Julie loved him…
I am a sucker for a happy ending. :)
Joel Ostroff
October 29th, 2013 @ 10:52 am
I remember an episode from season 1 with Paul Williams, (he wrote the iconic Love Boat Theme) Michelle Lee and Marcia Wallace (RIP.
Paul had to get married to receive an inheritance. This episode probably holds the record for on board marriage proposals.
Having said that there are few, if any episodes, that weren't entertaining.
Love the show and the cast.
October 29th, 2013 @ 11:32 am
I loved the Love Boat! Since watching that show – faithfully – I had always dreamed of cruising when I was older. Thankfully, I have been able to! I don't have a specific favorite episode..but enjoyed them all. Funny how huge the cabins on the show seemed!(they are not)
Funny that we cruise with NCL, and they have a cruise director named Julie..Not the same one, of course, but we always think of the show.I would Love to win a book! Thanks for the opportunity! Pamela
Nicole Heiler
October 29th, 2013 @ 11:35 am
Everything about the Love Boat reminds me of my youth! I especially loved the 'musical' episodes in which the whole cast used to perform (sing and dance). What fun memories!
October 29th, 2013 @ 11:53 am
I have wonderful memories of watching The Love Boat and of course, Captain Stubing! I just have to say, Gavin MacLeod is still a handsome man, charming and just a joy to watch and listen to. Hope to sail on a Princess cruise one day soon!
Liz Moreau
October 29th, 2013 @ 12:55 pm
When I was in college, every Sat night my best friend and I would walk to the local pizza shop and bring back a 1/2 pepperoni and 1/2 mushroom pizza to her dorm room and watch Love Boat on a small portable black and white tv with rabbit ears. It was our Sat ritual and we looked forward to it. We still talk about it today!
I always enjoyed the episodes that had Paul Williams in them.
Alex Chan
October 29th, 2013 @ 1:56 pm
In the mid 70's during my colllege year in Miami, I worked for Eastern Steamship Line. Overnight The Love Boat turned the " newly weds or nearly dead " cruise industry into what it is today. The most interesting memories of watching rerun of The Love Boat was how SMALL the Pacific Princess was ! I had not cruise for over 30 years and started again in 2006 and had been cruising at least once a year. Thank you Captain Stubing !
Paige Reeder
October 29th, 2013 @ 4:16 pm
The Love Boat is part of my childhood. It's part of my memories, and it brought me joy and laughter to watch this show. The whole family sat down together and watched The Love Boat. I miss that show! How about a reunion movie?! Please?
October 29th, 2013 @ 4:33 pm
I LOVE The Love Boat. I always remember the women swooning over Doc! I would love the book!
Jane Lindsay
October 29th, 2013 @ 5:11 pm
Loved the Loveboat because every week it had different celebrities on board. Before entertainment tonight and tmz it was a chance to see well loved and maybe not as well known celebrities! And of course who didn't want to grow up to be Julie the cruise director!
Sonya Jones
October 29th, 2013 @ 5:39 pm
"Love,exciting and new come aboard.Were expecting you.Love,lifes sweetest reward.let it flow,it floats back to you"….In my eyes the absolute favourite memory is the episode my mum was on…When in 1981 the Love Boat was filmed in Australia.My Mum and Aunty where on it and also where extras a few times.Stars I remember mum mentioning..Lloyd Bridges{Mum favourite and had photo and dance with him},Patrick Duffy{Bobby from Dallas}and Delvene Delany{Aussie actress}. I was always a fan ,still am!Mum and I would sit and watch together,it will always have special memories for me.It's been 4yrs yesterday since I lost my Mum{29/10/2009}and in November 2013 I will finally be living the dream when my family and I go on our first cruise.Thanks for the memories!! <3
October 29th, 2013 @ 6:11 pm
So many good memories of 'The Love Boat' and all the episodes were fun to watch. Sailing on Princess Cruises for the last 6 years has been exciting and experience the sights and sounds. Thanks Gavin for inspiring us!
Melissa Lagerquist
October 29th, 2013 @ 8:37 pm
I was in elementary school during The Love Boat's run. My sister and I would have slumber parties with the neighbor girls, drinking soda, eating popcorn, and watching The Love Boat, followed by Fantasy Island. We would often "play" Love Boat too. Of course, I always wanted to be Julie, but because I was the youngest, I had to be Gopher. Such a good childhood memory! Thanks for beng a part of my childhood, Gavin Macleod! I leave on my next Princess cruise this Friday and always think about Captain Stubing.
October 30th, 2013 @ 12:49 am
I love all the guest stars they had on the show. I'm so glad we gave reruns. :)
Linda Starke
October 30th, 2013 @ 1:47 am
I remember all those years ago when the Love Boat was filmed in Sydney Australia. The Cast seemed at the time to be having a ball at seeing some of our wildlife and the sights. I haven't been on any Princess cruises, but I have cruised with Royal Caribbean, and I was on the Rhapsody of the seas coming into Sydney Harbor, when the Captain said that of all the ports he's been to, Sydney was always the most picturesque he had ever sailed a ship into. Makes you proud to be an Aussie.
Denise Reading
October 30th, 2013 @ 4:26 am
I watched the Love Boat every week in England and dreamed of going on a Princess cruise one day. It took me so long – my first cruise was to Alaska 8 years ago, and since then we've done 3 more, the latest on Royal Princess. Hope to do many more and wish I'd started earlier. I love Princess.
Randall Toney
October 30th, 2013 @ 5:09 am
This show was and still is my all time favorite.
As kids we could only dream of such glamor traveling this way and seeing the world. Like many others, this show was the start of my cruise vacation life and I have been on many cruises to date and plan to cruise many more times in the future. There's no better way to vacation than this.
I hope that one day I can meet some of the Love Boat cast in person.
Jane Cunningham
October 30th, 2013 @ 9:00 am
I was in my early 20's – newly married and starting a family – we lived on a farm and I'd watch the Love Boat each week and DREAM of what it would be like to travel on a ship. It was a vacation each week for me and helped plant the seed in my mind that someday I too would travel and cruise. Fast forward to today – mid 50's and that seed has grown and it now reality. Thanks Love Boat for ALL the memories!
steve jacobson
October 30th, 2013 @ 10:26 am
I loved the episode with Carol Channing, Ethel Merman, Ann Miller etc where they all did singing and dancing. I think it was the best one. I watch it occasionally on Youtube. I always wondered how just four people could do so much on a ship especially when the captain was intermingling with guests.
October 30th, 2013 @ 7:40 pm
In 2002, my Darling Daughter, Son-in-Law, Jennifer (9), and Steven (11) cruised from NYC to Bermuda on the Old Pacific Princess – one of her last cruises before leaving our Fleet. I remember that, on Bermuda, Jen and I took a horse-driven carriage in the rain. I love the way the British dress, with their stylish Bermuda Shorts and long stockings.
My family had 2 cabins Forward and my single was way Aft. On the way back to NYC, we were battling a hurricane. Baby Jen came back to my cabin to visit and said, "Grama, isn't this fun? Just like riding a horsey." I still have great photos and wonderful memories of that Dear Old Princess.
I was telling a Purser about my being thrown off the toilet and into the shower. She told me that she was IN the shower and thrown out of it. Well, at least I had some clothes on. It just took me a while to roll over and get myself up.
Yes, cruising would not be so affordable and luxurious today if it had not been for this Love series. Being Elite (35 cruises) I have been to all the continents; however, I have never cruised the British Isles. I am Scots-Irish and it is about time. Next year (2014), I shall see Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and Great Britain. I will be looking for Captain Merrill Stubing aboard.
I love Gavin MacLeod and yes, I did pretend that I was Julie. I watched all the episodes with my 3 children. They would lie on the carpet and I was in my recliner, at sea with all the beautiful characters aboard our Love Boat.
I use PrincessDi because DI are my initials.
Jack Turner
October 31st, 2013 @ 12:17 pm
Love Boat sparked our interest in cruising. My favorite episodes were those that visited beautiful Alaska as the scenery was so beautiful and the names of places like Ketchikan were so intriquing. This led to 3 cruises to Alaska over a 20 year period as well as others to Hawaii and the Carribbean. Thanks, Love Boat.
Trish Reed
November 1st, 2013 @ 9:33 am
My favorite memory of Love Boat was cuddling with my mom on the couch watching all that fun at sea. Mom was a hairdresser and Saturday was her busy day. By evening she was exhausted. Curled up on the couch under a mountain of blankets and laughing was the best way to end the week.
Susan J F
November 4th, 2013 @ 3:44 pm
Watching "The Love Boat" was the first time I cation would saw what a cruise vacation could be like. I was only a kid but it looked wonderful. I finally realized that dream in 2001 when we took a cruise with my husband and two teens. I was hooked! We love Princess and my husband doesn't want to cruise any other line. We'll be on the Royal Princess in January…still living that dream as often as possible.
November 7th, 2013 @ 11:48 am
My favorite episode was when Captain Stubing wanted to lose weight to impress an old girlfriend. I can still picture some of the hilarious expressions on Gavin MacLeod's face in that episode, and the antics of the other crew members were also quite amusing.
Shellie Falkenberg
November 8th, 2013 @ 12:29 am
My favorite Love Boat show was the Royal Princess transiting the Panama Canal. I told my husband that we should do the exact same cruise on the same ship for our anniversary since we will only do one cruise. Not true because we have taken 60 cruises with 48 on Princess and recently traveled on the new Royal Princess. When we arrived in Acapulco we saw the Royal Princess as the Airport bus turned. The Royal towered over all the ships in Port. She was huge but not by today's standards. Gavin McCloud just happened to be on our ship doing promotional stills. What a treat to be on the beautiful Royal Princess, meet Captain Stubbing and celebrate our Anniversary. Who could ask for a more perfect vacation.
Joyce Erwin
November 8th, 2013 @ 2:32 pm
My favorite Love Boat memory was aboard the original Royal Princess in 1984 where they were filming Love Boat Panama Canal for a 2 hour special. For 17 days my Mother and I were part of a very special and magical cruise. Not only was the cast so friendly to us, we got to interact with some of the best old movie stars like Lana Turner, Stewart Granger, Haley Mills, Connie Stevens, Menudo..it goes on and on. At the end of the cruise Gavin came to our stateroom and presented us with his signed script for the cruise. Gavin, you were and always will be a true gentleman to us. Mom is now 95, but that is still our favorite cruise of all time and you made it so. Thank you Sorry I missed you in Ft Lauderdale for the Royal…you should have stayed for the 5 day cruise… maybe next time. Joyce Erwin. P.S. I still have the script and all of the Princess Patters and pictures and great memories.
November 8th, 2013 @ 8:38 pm
I Love Gavin! I saw him on the TODAY Show, promoting his book and he was smiling as usual. I have many fond memories of watching him on The Love Boat and The Mary Tyler Moore Show. We always watched as a family in those days.
Mary Miller
November 8th, 2013 @ 9:13 pm
I remember watching the Love Boat when my husband and I were newly married. Taking a cruise seemed like a dream…something we would NEVER be able to afford. I am happy to say that we have been on six cruises now and looking forward to our first Princess cruise in one month…and our second Princess cruise is already booked to Alaska next summer! Yes…we are hooked! Thanks Gavin for the dream that actually came true!
November 19th, 2013 @ 1:54 pm
My favorite Love Boat memory is seeing all of the Charro episodes and then later being able to actually see Charro as the Headliner Entertainer on a Princess cruise!
scott buss
December 8th, 2013 @ 2:41 pm
My favorite times growing up were with my sisters and brother watching tv.This was my sisters favorite show and I became hooked to find out what happen next to the Captain and his crew!I miss these times and its hard to get our family all together but these were special moments that I have to cherish and hold on :)
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It is impossible not to be impressed by this landscape, known locally as scrimioni (streaks), which has been compared to scenes from Dante's Inferno. Composed of a series of precipices, a vegetation so sparse as to be almost nonexistent and white sediment, you could almost believe you're on the moon.
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BA and Iberia launch 72-hour hold flight option
Published: 21/08/2014 - Filed under: News »
BA and Iberia have launched a new service allowing customers to hold flight reservations for up to three days before paying for them.
Users of the Business Traveller forum have been discussing the move by British Airways this week, and Iberia has confirmed that it is also participating.
The service allows passengers to hold flight reservations and prices for up to 72 hours, at a cost of £5/€5 per person for short and medium-haul flights, and £10/€10 per person for long-haul services.
Providing the flights are then purchased before the 72-hour deadline, the hold fee will be refunded.
Note that seats can only be held up to 21 days before departure, so the service will not be available for those looking to book last-minute trips.
It's available for reservations for flights operated by BA, Iberia, Iberia Express and Air Nostrum, but not BA subsidiary British Airways Cityflyer.
And certain destinations including Buenos Aires, Cairo, Monrovia, Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Lagos, Freetown, Abuja and Caribbean routes are not eligible, because of "complex fluctuating tax calculations".
Announcing the new service Drew Crawley, BA's chief commercial officer said:
"There's nothing more frustrating than seeing a great flight price but not being able to book it straight away, either because you may need to get the time off work or check it's ok with family or friends – then coming back and finding there are no seats left or the price has changed.
"Now customers can see the price, hold their seats and be sure that's all they'll pay, up to three days later.
"Feedback from customers means we are confident that this reassurance will prove very popular and give them the time to book the flights they want and give certainty they have a great deal."
Last year Flybe lauched a Price Lock-down service, allowing passengers to hold tickets for up to 24 hours for a non-refundable £1.99 per person per sector (see news May 2013).
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Jefferydavison - 21/08/2014 11:40
At last BA are "putting people first". That was a programme they run back in the 80's.
The icing on the cake would be to allow passesngers to travel on the next available flight. There is nothing more frustrating than a meeting finishing early and having to sit around at the airport and watch BA flights to same destination leave. Easyjet can do it , so come BA make even more people smile at the great innovations you are rolling out.


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How To Make A Chinese Dragon Puppet
Today is the first day of Chinese New Year, I would like to wish all my Chinese readers and visitors a very Happy Chinese New Year and Gong Xi Fa Ca! 新年快乐,万事如意, 龙马精神,身体健康, 恭喜发财!
During the 15 days of Chinese New Year celebration, the most common traditional event you will get to see is Lion and Dragon Dance. I can't make those big real size dragon costumes but I found a kid craft tutorial of making a Chinese Dragon Puppet at Family Fun, hope you like it.
This year, Chinese New Year comes a little early than usual, normally it falls between end of Jan to mid of Feb. According to Chinese / Lunar Calendar, the year change to Dragon on 4th of February, the official day of Spring [立春]. Baby born after the day of spring [立春] is called dragon baby, whilst who born before 4th Feb 2012 is still a Rabbit baby.
[The Chinese dragon (simplified Chinese: 龙; traditional Chinese: 龍; pinyin: lóng) is the highest-ranking animal in the Chinese animal hierarchy, strongly associated at one time with the emperor and hence power and majesty (the mythical bird fenghuang was the symbol of the Chinese empress), still recognized and revered. Its origins are vague, but its "ancestors can be found on Neolithic pottery as well as Bronze Age ritual vessels."[17] Tradition has it composed of nine different animals, with nine sons, each with its own imagery and affiliations. It is the only mythological animal of the 12 animals that represent the Chinese calendar. 2012 is the Chinese year of the Water Dragon.
Source: Wikipedia]
I will be back with more crafts after this short break to celebrate Chinese New Year with friends and family. Watch out for an upcoming giveaway after I come back in a few days time.Print / Download PDF
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I grew up in Chinatown, Honolulu and I remember Chinese New Year's very well. I used to be so afraid of the dragon. Even tho I could see the men underneath, I was still scared.1
Very nice and cozy! If you can say this about a dragon 🙂2
I love your posts! Hope your New Year was great.
Nossa adorei todo o site. Amo descobrir como representar outras culturas. Os dragões nos remetem a tradição e sabedoria e amei a forma descontraída de construir que você mostrou aqui! Parabéns!
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We loved the entire site. I love figuring out how to represent other cultures. Dragons take us back to tradition and wisdom and loved the relaxed way of building that you showed here! Congratulations!6
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EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio says he's looking forward to seeing how his team responds after a humbling setback.
Notre Dame dominated the Spartans last week 20-3, sending them plummeting from No. 10 to No. 21 in the AP poll.
Dantonio vows the Spartans will be ready to play Eastern Michigan on Saturday at home.
The winless Eagles should give Michigan State a chance to boost its confidence before Big Ten play. They lost at Ball State and to Illinois State by an average of two touchdowns and got routed 54-16 last week at Purdue.
Eastern Michigan coach Ron English says his players paid too much attention to people patting them on their back after snapping the program's 15-year streak of losing seasons.


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To determine the top hospitals, NRC conducts an annual survey of more than 270,000 consumers throughout the United States. Organizations selected for the Consumer Choice Award are chosen by people who live in the communities the hospitals serve. Winning hospitals are those with the highest scores in four categories including best overall quality, best overall image and reputation, best doctors, and best nurses.
"We are delighted that so many people in our region associate Froedtert & The Medical College of Wisconsin with the best value in healthcare. We are grateful for the confidence that our patients and community place in the care we provide," said Cathy Buck, president of Froedtert Hospital. "As the region's only academic medical center, setting the standard for quality care is part of our mission."
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Gardening Articles: Flowers :: Bulbs
Summer Bulbs (page 5 of 7)
by Michael MacCaskey
There are so many wonderful irises. But I do direct your attention to two excellent species that you can buy and plant now for summer bloom: Japanese iris (Iris ensata) and Siberian iris (I. sibirica).
Japanese iris makes a four-foot-tall, early-summer-blooming plant. Colors include blue with purple ('Dazzling Tapestry'), purple ('Floating Cloud'), pink ('Pink Lady'), rose ('Rose Queen') and white ('White Queen'). In many cases, contrasting shades edge petals. Vertical leaves have a raised midrib. Japanese iris thrives at the edge of pools, ponds and streams, or in partially submerged pots. Plant rhizomes 2 inches deep and divide clumps in late summer, replanting the youngest ones for the clump's outer edge.
Siberian iris is not quite as tall nor available in quite as many color variations. Narrow, grassy leaves grow 2 1/2 feet high and flower stems reach 1 foot or so higher. Flowers are shaped more like a Dutch iris and usually appear in June, just as the bearded iris pass. Colors include blue, purple, purple-red and white; 'Caesar's Brother' is blue and 'Snow Queen' is white. All make excellent cut flowers. Plant rhizomes 1 inch deep and don't divide until the center of a clump stops growing.
Lilies have an other worldly air about them. Perhaps that's why they are so often associated with royalty, purity or funerals. The genus includes more than 100 species and thousands of named varieties. Bloom time varies, of course, but is mostly early to late summer. The color range is orange, red, pink, yellow and white. Height varies between one and seven feet.
Many kinds of lilies are available in both fall and spring. Whatever the season, plant as soon as you can after receiving them. This is important because unlike most bulbs, lilies are never completely dormant. All lilies need loose, well-drained soil, plenty of moisture year-round, cool soil for roots and bright, cool sun for leaves. Gophers love to chew on lily bulbs. If they are active in your area, plant bulbs in wire baskets.
Not counting the Easter lily, the lilies that fit most peoples' image of this flower are any of the Oriental types. They make huge, fragrant, flat-faced flowers, eight inches or more wide. In most cases, flowers face outward; some face upward and some are semi-pendant. Most grow three to four feet tall and, surprisingly, do very well in containers. One of the best known is Lilium speciosum 'Rubrum' (red) and L. s. 'Album' (white). Hybrids between these and L. auratum, the gold-band lily, have produced popular varieties such as 'Casa Blanca' (nine inches, pure white) and 'Stargazer' (up-facing, red with white margins).


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Never judge a book by it's cover.
The cutting room floor. Just imagine what it would be like, to go into your favorite rapper or producer's archives, and raid the masters, discovering hundreds of great tracks they felt weren't good enough for official release. RZA's basement, pre-flood era? Forgettabout it. The Pharcyde's deleted tracks from Bizarre Ride? Nerdgasm. Dr. Dre's vault during the Oh My God recording sessions with Rakim? Only in your dreams. However, you have to imagine that a lot of this stuff would be crap as well. Without naming names, we've seen artists destroy their careers by completely ruining their mystique and release every track they've ever recorded on Unreleased Shit Vol. 5 type of albums. The Beatnuts are a rare case, however, since they have never really had to rely on others to make their music for them. As emcees, producers, and hardened crate diggers, they've had everything they've ever needed to make classics in their closets.
With The U.F.O. Files, we get a hearty plate of unreleased tracks and a few alternate versions from The Beatnuts catalog. With a signature style all their own – one that's never been duplicated, mind you – the 'Nuts deliver their usual brand of scumbag rhymes over dusty breaks, leaving the listener wondering why some of these songs weren't released in the first place. Tracks like "All My Life" or "The Language" have that classic quality and original sound that would have fit in on any of their post-Kool Fash albums. Both "Easy Does It" and the creepy (like masturbating in a closet creepy, not zombie creepy) "Story To Tell You" find the Nuts in their most crass, with plenty of laugh out loud amounts – that is, at least if you girl isn't present.
Most of the real treats are towards the end of the album, however. Two classic Beatnut breaks – previously released on Hydra's vinyl-only instrumental EP's – are fully realized on "Party" and "Freak N The Club", as both original tracks were too good to go to waste. However the real gems here are in the recording sessions from the Intoxicated Demons and Street Level that previously were only available as bootlegs, or unreleased up until this point. Classic white label jawns like "40 Oz" and "Fluid" were perhaps originally shelved as artists like A Tribe Called Quest and Pete Rock beat-the-Nuts to these samples (on "Steve Biko" and "Center Of Attention", respectively), but sound instantly classic in this context. Meanwhile, songs like "We Came Here", "Dawn of The Dead", and "Sandwiches (Original Version)" successfully time-capsule a sound now lost in hip-hop, and will instantly take the older heads back to the Nuts early years.
22 tracks in length leaves plenty of room for error, with a couple of tracks that could have forever been left in the vaults, such as the club-attempt "Get It!", or the hilarious trainwreck "Disco". Despite a few missteps however, it's a sad state of affairs when a group like The Beatnuts can release their table scraps and still make a better album than half the major label rappers out today. – DJ Pizzo
Are you kidding? Disco is hilarious! Otherwise yeah… a lot of stuff could've been left off. Make sure to get the CD version for some of the tracks mentioned; 40 oz and the VIC-produced We Came Here aren't on the iTunes/Amazon digital versions (or weren't the last time I looked).
Party was not an original on this. It was on the slept-on DJ Skribble slept-on compilation Album in the early 2000s…Album was called Traffic Jamz or something
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College Hockey:Unlikely Sources Propel Cornell In Comeback Win Over Northeastern
Big Red Score Three Unanswered Goals To Advance
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — In NCAA tournament hockey, it's not uncommon for unlikely heroes to emerge. Saturday, it was an injured Big Red player listed day-to-day and the 36th-best power play in the country that enabled Cornell to come from behind in a 3-2 victory over Northeastern.
"It's not really what we want, but it seems like the last three NCAA games we've been in we've given up a two-goal lead and been able to come back and win it — once against Ohio State and Colorado College," said Cornell head coach Mike Schafer. "It's something I wish these guys wouldn't continue to do."
"Obviously, that's a tough loss, no matter how you slice it," said Northeastern head coach Greg Cronin. "Two back-to-back — you know, we had the Lowell game last week and now this one — both 2-0 leads and very uncharacteristic of our team. All season, we've been very consistent and deliberate."
Down 2-0 toward the end of the third period, the Big Red got a goal from Blake Gallagher at 17:58 to cut Northeastern's lead and scored two unanswered in the third period — Colin Greening's power-play tally at 16:04 and Evan Barlow's even-strength game-winner with 18 seconds left in regulation.
"The biggest goal in the game was obviously the one in the second period by Blake Gallagher," said Schafer. "It ended up giving us some life on the bench and once we got that goal we were creating some scoring chances."
The Huskies took a 1-0 lead at 19:20 in the first with Louis Liotti's four-on-four goal. Liotti shot from the top of the slot, the puck hit Big Red defender Taylor Davenport's stick, took a bounce and deflected through traffic to the Cornell net and past Ben Scrivens — who didn't have much of a look at the shot — on the stick side.
NU was up 2-0 at 9:21 in the second when Steve Silva scored from Chris Donovan. Donovan intercepted the puck in the Huskies zone and passed up to Silva, who skated in alone and up the middle on Scrivens, lifting the puck up and over Scrivens' right shoulder for the 2-0 lead.
"A 2-0 lead in the national tournament's a pretty good lead," said Northeastern's Joe Vitale. "We kept telling guys to stay on the attack, though. I think we did a pretty good job of that."
But when Gallagher scored at 17:58 in the second to bring the Big Red within one, Cornell awakened and finished the game on a mission, outshooting the Huskies 14-4 in the third and netting those three unanswered goals to win.
On Gallagher's goal, Colin Greening fished the puck out from behind the Northeastern net and passed out front to Gallagher, who shot from between the circles through traffic to beat NU netminder Brad Thiessen up high.
At 16:04 in the third, Barlow fed Greening between the circles on the Cornell power play and Greening tipped it in — backhanded and quick — to knot the game.
"Our power play, we talked about in the locker room," said Schafer. "Percentages really don't mean a lot. We struggled earlier in the night and we talked about how it comes a time [that] the power play has to have the opportunity to score. Great shot by Evan and a great tip in front of the net by Colin."
In the final minute of play, Riley Nash set up the game-winning goal while prone to the ice in the slot. Gallagher passed from the far side of the right circle to Nash, who lost his edge but managed to leave the puck for Barlow crashing in.
"Blake Gallagher did a great job of streaking down the right side," said Barlow. "He was getting squeezed off by two Northeastern players and he made a nice pass into Riley Nash. Riley protected the puck very well … and did a great job of laying it back to me.
"Originally, I was heading up high blocker, but then that Northeastern player slid and I just had to get the puck by him and that opened up Thiessen and the rest is history."
Gallagher, who has a high ankle injury, wasn't even listed in Cornell's line chart before the game. He was mentioned as warming up before the game, but the decision to play him came at game time, said Schafer.
"Give that kid a lot of credit," said Schafer. "On Monday or Tuesday, there was absolutely no way he was going to play. He had an MRI and that showed no significant damage and he just gutted it out. He'll be a game-time decision again tomorrow night."
The Huskies end their season 25-12-4. Cornell (22-9-4) advances to the final of the Midwest Regional. The puck drops for that game at 8:05 Sunday night.
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A section of Deer Valley Drive is scheduled to be closed during the daytime hours on Monday and Tuesday as crews continue upgrades to the road and the waterworks system.
Deer Valley Drive between the Old Town roundabout and Sunnyside Drive will be closed to traffic between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on each day. The closure involves an approximately 1,500-foot stretch of road.
Matt Cassel, the Park City engineer and the City Hall staffer who is overseeing the project, said the closure is required as the workers start to replace water lines. He said the closure next week is expected to have the largest impact of the project. Cassel said one additional road closure is possible later, but details have not been set.
Traffic detours on Monday and Tuesday will be onto Mellow Mountain Road and Aerie Drive. Cassel said drivers could also use Royal Street, Marsac Avenue and Rossi Hill Drive.
"This is not going to be an easy shutdown," the city engineer acknowledged.
The work on Monday, meanwhile, will also involve an interruption of water service in a swath of lower Deer Valley, including the Deer Valley Drive corridor along the route of the roadwork. The interruption will also involve buildings on a small section of the east side of Main Street.
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DEKALB, Ill. - The Northern Illinois University softball team continues its eight-game homestand when the Huskies play host to Valparaiso Wednesday afternoon at Mary M. Bell Field.
Although the Huskies (4-16) lost their doubleheader with Loyola-Chicago last week, they played well in the second game with the Ramblers. Northern Illinois rallied from a three-run deficit in the bottom of the seventh, scoring three runs on three hits to send the game into extra innings. After mustering only one hit in a 4-0 decision in the first game of the doubleheader, the Huskies cranked out eight hits in game two, scoring four runs, but fell 5-4 to the Ramblers.
NIU's young pitching staff also showed improvement. Freshman Morgan Bittner (Long Beach, Calif./Long Beach Poly) pitched well in the first game, allowing just one earned run on nine hits. Sophomore Joreigh Landers (Vernonia, Ore./Vernonia) turned in a solid performance in relief in the second game, pitching three innings of hitless ball.
NIU head coach Lindsay Chouinard is hoping to see a carryover from the second game against the Ramblers into Wednesday's games with Valpo.
"Obviously, you need to hit to win games," Chouinard said. "We hope to come out in attack mode against Valparaiso and hit the ball hard.
"I thought the pitchers did a good job last week. We had just two innings where we gave up multiple runs. Joreigh did a good job shutting down Loyola in the second game. Hopefully, we'll continue to see improvement there."
Valparaiso (16-7) comes into Wednesday, winners of four of its last five games. The Crusaders split their doubleheader with IUPUI Monday, dropping the first game 10-1 and winning the second 8-7.
First pitch for the Huskies and Crusaders is set for 3 p.m., with the second game to follow. Fans can follow all the action live via Gametracker at www.niuhuskies.com.


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At some point, all M-A students get the chance to meet Rogelio Garcia, one of the nicest people on campus, whether it's as we receive our textbooks or rush to print out homework. Although this is only his second year as one of our much appreciated librarians, it is his 13th in the Sequoia Union High School District.
He didn't grow up with the dream of working at a school. In fact, while growing up in East Palo Alto, he and his brothers "would talk about wanting to be firemen. Our house, our backyard, was actually connected to the fire department so we, me and my three brothers, we thought that being a fireman was the greatest thing in the world."
"When we were teenagers, we heard that all the girls liked the firemen, so that was more incentive for us. But once I went to high school, I started playing football and I knew that for a fact, I wanted to be involved with sports. High school football changed my life for the better."
It's also how he arrived at M-A, he explains: "My high school football coach, who I kept a really close relationship with, was friends with the football coach here at M-A and he said that he needed some help, so he introduced me to Coach Billings and they brought me in as a campus aide for a whole 3 months. A campus aide and a football coach. And then after that, there was an opening in the College and the Career Center."
After 5 years working and coaching here, he was transferred to Sequoia and worked there for 6 years before returning to M-A.
He started his own high school experience at Woodside before transferring to Los Altos. There were "only four Latinos" in the entire school, he remembers, and the overall environment was very different from Woodside's. "[Going there] took me out of my comfort zone and put me somewhere where I needed to challenge myself. And I think thanks to that, I ended up the person I am today."
Outside of his job, he describes himself as a family man—he's married with 4 kids, and one of his daughters currently attends M-A as a sophomore. He's also a "big sports fan," and when time allows, enjoys trying new sports.
As a father, he's familiar with the stories behind lost books and has heard many more working in the library. Besides that, he recalls a student who brought in a book even though it had been chewed up by a dog. Another student "left 600 dollars in a book. Luckily, a few hours later, the mom came back and we open the book and we shake it and sure enough, there was money. He had left 600 dollars in the book, he had a summer job or something and he didn't have a bank account, so he put his money in his textbook."
"I like working in this environment. It keeps me young to a certain degree." He adds, "The best thing about this job is that I get to meet every student. I get the privilege to actually talk to each student one time."


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Justin Bieber hit South by Southwest (SXSW) a day before the Austin festival officially started by giving a surprise concert. According to CBS on March 10, the troubled singer took part in a gig his manager, Scooter Braun, put off called "Sunday Funday Showcase."
Sponsored by Op and Buffalo David Britton, the event was held at Austin's Banger's and Beer Garden, an historical dining venue that serves more than 100 beers on tap and that openly brags about offering the Texas capital's largest sausage selection.
No doubt, this joint was hopping on Sunday when Justin Bieber appeared to sing two tunes. In fact, one source declared, "It is not something you get to see every day — Justin Bieber showing up to a bar in Austin and requesting to take the stage.:
Ben Siegel, owner of Bangers, said via Fox News Austin, "It was a good time. It was a cool performance. The people that came for the event were absolutely thrilled with it. It was sort of a once in a lifetime opportunity for them."
One of the songs Justin Bieber sang called "Boyfriend" was dedicated to the superstar singer's on again, off again girlfriend Selena Gomez, who was watching from the wings. Justin declared before performing this namesake song, "This goes out to my baby girl," referring to Selena.
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Science: Ancient Impact May Explain the Moon's Magnetic Quirks
Mark Wieczorek from the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris in Paris, France, and colleagues from the United States have completed detailed computer simulations that suggest an origin for these magnetic anomalies on the moon. [more]
Smackdown takes place March 26-30, 2012
The SISO Simulation "Smackdown" is an international cooperative experience where teams of university students—with help from faculty advisors, M&S (modeling and simulation) professionals within industry, NASA, and other areas of government—build and participate in a simulated lunar resupply mission. [more]
AEgis Technologies Awarded MH-47E / MH-60K Combat Mission Simulator Upgrade Contract
The AEgis Technologies Group was awarded the MH-47/MH-60 Combat Mission Simulator Legacy Upgrade Effort (LUE) contract to upgrade two combat mission simulators at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. The Army estimates the contract to be worth up to $31 million. [more]
VMASC Researchers Developing 100-year Sea Level Rise Decision Model
According to scientific projections, global seas are projected to rise noticeably in the next 100 years as the climate warms and polar ice caps melt. Hampton Roads will be one of the urban areas in the United States most affected by rising seas. But what does that mean for agriculture? How will this impact the energy grid? And where should we build hospitals to serve a population that's likely to migrate throughout the region as areas are affected by high water? [more]
New Method for Constructing Nanomaterials based on Computer Simulation Developed
A multinational research team has developed a method for making nanomaterials based on computer simulations. The scientists from the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, and Harvard University found that long and narrow graphene nanoribbons can be rolled into carbon nanotubes by means of twisting. They say this method can be used for making a wide variety of unique nano-structures including those in which the tubes encapsulate molecules. [more]
Modeling, Simulation and Visualization: The Jobs wave of the future?
An effort to promote companies that work in computer modeling, simulation and visualization (MSV) is underway as Automation Alley brings together MSV-related businesses and encourages educational institutions to prepare students for the field. [more]
Robot Car Intersections Are Terrifyingly Efficient
It's not just the sensor-driven skills that will soon be common to individual cars that will shape the future of automotive transportation, but also the ability for cars to communicate with each other, sharing constant updates about exactly where they are and where they're going. And with enough detailed information being shared at a fast enough pace between all vehicles on the road, things like traffic lights become completely redundant. [more]
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October 28, 2010
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Nov. 2 Elections
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The bars are going to be packed for Halloween, the gay equivalent of New Year�s Eve. We will update our website as we learn of each bar�s plans. We already know that Sharp�s annual party is on Oct. 30 with a cash bar, free food, DJ, games and more, with only a $5 door donation to benefit SAVE Inc. Missie B�s has been celebrating Halloween all week with their �Halloweek� events and has a huge party scheduled for Oct. 31 with cash prizes for best costumes. Hamburger Mary�s is celebrating with five nights of costume contests, starting at 9 p.m., from Oct. 27-31. Check out
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LGCCKC Community
Organization Meeting
As mentioned in the editorial on page 6, the annual meeting went well this year. Groups represented included: ACLU, EQUAL, GLAMA, GLSEN, Healthy Transitions, Hear Me Out Toastmasters, Heartland Men�s Chorus, Kansas City Anti-Violence Project, KKFI � The Tenth Voice, Kansas Equality Coalition, LGCCKC, Metropolitan Community Colleges (Longview GSA, Maple Woods GSA, Penn Valley GSA), Mid-America Freedom Band, Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, Planned Parenthood, PROMO, Show Me Pride, UMKC and Spirit of Hope MCC.
A big thanks to Joel Bolling of the UMKC LGBTQIA office for allowing us to meet at the meeting room of the gorgeous new student center. UMKC has proven itself to be a great community resource, and if you haven�t toured the new student center, be sure to visit sometime at 51st and Cherry. They have some great cafés, a beautiful outdoor rooftop deck and the LGBTQIA Rainbow Lounge with computers and reading materials.
Ray Boltz in Concert
Three-time Dove award winner Ray Boltz will bring his Living True Tour to Spirit of Hope MCC (3801 Wyandotte St., Kansas City, Mo.) at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 6. This free concert will also feature special guest Azariah Southworth, former host of the syndicated Christian TV show called The Remix. Both artists will share their experiences of being openly gay Christians through their music. After the concert, Spirit of Hope MCC will host a �Meet and Greet� with the artists in the Social Hall. Tickets for the Meet and Greet are $20 and can be purchased at the church during regular business hours (10 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Monday-Friday), or call 816-931-0750.
World AIDS Day
The AIDS Service Foundation will commemorate World AIDS Day � Dec. 1 � and they will start a day early. Here�s what they are planning:
World AIDS Day Community Luncheon, 11:30 a.m.-1:15 p.m. Nov. 30, at the Kauffman Foundation Conference Center, 4801 Rockhill Rd., Kansas City, Mo. The keynote address will be delivered by Jesse Milan, vice president and director of Community Health Systems for Altarum. Milan is a nationally recognized expert on community health, health policy analysis and HIV/AIDS.
World AIDS Day Reception, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Dec. 1 in the Bank of America Gallery Lobby at Union Station, 30 W. Pershing Rd., Kansas City, Mo. There will be a short program remembering those who have fallen to the pandemic and affirming those living with HIV/AIDS. A $35 suggested donation will be accepted at the door.
Reservations are required. Please contact Michael Lintecum at
Missie B�s Bartender Revue
As another great start to the holidays, the annual Bartender Revue at Missie B�s will be on Thanksgiving evening. It�s the start of their fundraising for the Angel Tree Christmas Fund that benefits needy families and children. This is a very fun event where the bartenders dress up in drag and do their best to entertain, even though they are, of course, still in amateur drag status.
Heartland Men�s Chorus
Holiday Concert
Renowned impersonator Christopher Peterson joins the Heartland Men�s Chorus for a festive �Twelve Divas of Christmas� holiday concert. Many of you may remember Peterson�s previous visit to Kansas City where he wowed the crowd in the June 2008 HMC concert. Peterson will feature his many characters, including Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland and more. You can read more about Peterson in J.W. Arnold�s 2008 interview at:
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. Twelve Divas of Christmas has performances at 8 p.m. on Dec. 3 and 4 and at 4 p.m. on Dec. 5 at the Folly Theater, 300 W. 12th Street, Kansas City.
Mid-America Freedom Band Concert
The Mid America Freedom Band (MAFB), Kansas City�s lesbian gay bisexual transgender straight (LGBTS) community band, will present the concert Out In Space on Saturday, Nov. 13 at 7:30 p.m., at the Unity Temple on the Plaza, 707 W. 47th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64112. Admission is free.
The group promises lighthearted music from The Jetsons, and Disney's When You Wish Upon A Star to Gustav Holst's Mars, The Bringer of War and Jupiter, The Bringer of Jollity from The Planets. In between there's Andromeda by David Shaffer, Star Trek Through The Years, and a selection of the cosmic music of John Williams, including Star Wars.
GSP Holiday Homes Tour
On Sunday, Dec. 5, from 1 to 6 p.m., some of the oldest homes in Kansas City will be opened up for a holiday tour. Located in Historic Northeast Kansas City�s Scarritt Renaissance Neighborhood, the tour will include carolers and carriage rides. Individual tickets are $30 and pairs are $50. For more information call 816-561-8784 or visit
KC Rep Features �A Christmas Carol�
In addition to their great theater season already in production, the Rep is once again also featuring one of Kansas City�s favorite holiday traditions. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the original production of this Charles Dickens classic. The Rep says of this year�s performance: �Refreshed and refurbished, the Rep�s A Christmas Carol will have all your favorite iconic moments, paired with some thrilling new surprises! Don�t miss what is sure to be the most talked-about show of the holiday season!� Recommended for all ages. Nov. 19-Dec. 26, Spencer Theatre. For tickets and info, visit
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Video Mania
This venerable institution on Westport Road just keeps getting better. In the years since they opened in 1981 they�ve gone from VHS tapes to all DVD, Blu-Ray HD featuring mainstream and adult movie rentals. If you haven�t been there yet, you need to check out their extensive collection of LGBT films in their own section of the store. The store also features adult toys and novelties. But the latest exciting news is that they are now expanding into the card business. Since OutThere (formerly Larry�s Cards and Gifts) closed last year, there has been a dearth of spots to find fun gay-themed cards, but now you can find them at Video Mania, 208 Westport Rd., Kansas City, Mo.
. 816-561-6397.
Family Bicycles
Family Bicycles is moving three blocks south from their current location. They�ll still be on Wornall and the new location will be right across the street from the Max bus terminal just north of 75th Street. They�re having a moving sale, so now is the time to buy that holiday bicycle or accessory for yourself or your honey.
New Bar Names
The new name of the former Wetherbee�s bar in the Northland (2510 NE Vivion Rd.) is now �Oz,� and David, the owner, has many nights of fun planned, including Latino night and other specials. Tootsies, 1822 Main St., is now calling itself �Eighteen22 Ultra Lounge,� with special men�s nights on Wednesdays. They launched that event on Oct. 27 with Colton Ford.
For location information on gay bars in Kansas City and surrounding cities in Kansas and Missouri, check the inside back cover of every issue of Camp. Most of the bars now also have Facebook pages, where you can find updates on their specials, so become friends on Facebook. And while you�re on Facebook, become a friend of Camp Kansas City too!
Missie B�s has just put up their first billboard sign along the highway at Armour Road and Interstate 35, north of the river. I don�t recall any other gay bar in recent memory promoting itself to the metro in such a large way. Kudos to Michael Burnes of Missie B�s.
The Rev. Michael L. Stephens, pastor of the Southwood United Church of Christ in Raytown sent me an email with a photo of a huge billboard sign on 350 Highway in Raytown �that proclaims among other things that we welcome gay families.� For those in the area who are looking for a place to worship and wish to check it out, here�s their info: Southwood United Church of Christ, 7904 Raytown Rd., Raytown, Mo. 816-353-9090.
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England believe they can still prevail in the first Test, according to Stuart Broad, after their late fightback on a tough second day against Pakistan.
Two wickets - including that of captain Misbah-ul-Haq - in the last five balls before stumps meant Pakistan closed on 288 for seven. That nonetheless gave them a lead of 96 after England's under-par performance with the bat on day one.
But Stuart Broad, twice successful with the ball this morning, described an optimistic England as "delighted" with the twist in a tale which had previously seen him and his fellow bowlers toil mostly in vain.
He is hoping England can revisit the rearguards of last winter's famous Ashes draw in Brisbane and their summer victory over India at Trent Bridge when they also came from way off the pace after a poor start.
Openers Mohammad Hafeez and Taufeeq Umar, who hit 88 and 58 respectively, shared a Pakistan record fifth century opening stand this morning, and Misbah added another 52. But England got their rewards in the end for a wholehearted, disciplined and skilled display with the ball.
"Pakistan are still in a strong position - we're chasing the game a little bit - but you look back to Brisbane, to Trent Bridge last summer, it's going to be up to a couple of batsmen to score big hundreds," said Broad.
"I think the batsmen are excited at putting the wrongs right from the first innings. Someone has an opportunity to score big runs on that wicket.
"If we can score 350 to 400 then batting last on that wicket could be quite tricky. That's how you've got to plan. We're quite clear in what we have to do. Someone's going to have to bat big, bat long - and we have players who can do that. That's the way we'll win this game."
England's bowlers did little wrong on a fair pitch as they hauled their team back into a feasible, if not favourable, situation.
"Obviously as a bowler, you prefer to be bowling at 400 rather than 200," he added. "But that's dangerous thoughts.
"I'm in a position where I'm a little bit of an all-rounder, so I can't really just blame the batsmen - because it's my fault as well.
"We talked this morning in the huddle of letting yesterday go. We need to obviously learn from it - because we batted really badly - but it won't do us any good dwelling on it."
The reality was, though, that the only way to redress the balance was hard graft.
"It is hard work," admitted Broad. "But that's no Colombo out there. There is a little bit of seam, a little bit of encouragement for the bowlers, and we had one of those days where we got wickets with good balls. We didn't get any drag-ons or anything from any poor, wide deliveries.
"We missed our half-chances, with two one-handed efforts going down and a missed run-out. But I think we deserved the wickets, because it was a really good bowling performance.
"We came to the ground this morning knowing it wasn't going to be easy, and set our targets at going at under three-an-over. To go at 2.7 for the whole Test match day was pleasing - and with that pressure, you pick up wickets. To finish with seven, and the tail to come, we're delighted."
Faced with an opening partnership of 114, Broad showed enterprise to bowl Taufeeq for 58 from round the wicket.
Having produced two wicket-taking deliveries himself, Broad praised James Anderson and Graeme Swann for doing likewise.
"It's a balance you need to find," he said. "We talk about the discipline of our bowling unit, going under three an over and that will bring wickets through pressure. But sometimes the wickets just don't offer you anything and you need to find a way of doing that.
"Today actually the wicket seamed a little bit for us, so if you were hitting the stumps you were in a good area. You look at most of the dismissals today: there were some good balls bowled, certainly Jimmy towards the end, Swanny managed some really good balls as well."
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When Not to Fast
Although intermittent fasting has been proven to burn body fat, ward off illness, improve brain function, and increase your energy, sometimes intermittent fasting isn't appropriate. Make sure you use common sense and consult your physician with any questions that you may have about fasting.
If you find yourself in one of the following groups, you shouldn't do intermittent fasting:
If you're pregnant or trying to become pregnant: When you're pregnant or trying to get pregnant, focus on the pregnancy. After pregnancy, if you want to try intermittent fasting, talk with your physician about whether or not fasting is a good option for you.
If you're immunosuppressed: Consult with your doctor first before doing an intermittent fast. Although some very interesting research focuses on the benefits of fasting for people undergoing chemotherapy, you should never begin fasting on your own if you're currently battling cancer, HIV/AIDS, or any other sort of immunosuppressive ailment without first garnering your doctor's approval.
If you're diabetic: Intermittent fasting has shown to positively affect insulin resistance; however, if you're diabetic, fast only under the direct supervision of your healthcare provider.
If you're under 18 years old: Studies on the effects and benefits of intermittent fasting have focused primarily on adults. For this reason, intermittent fasting is only appropriate for otherwise healthy adults and adults who have been cleared to fast by their physician.
You should always check with your physician or healthcare provider before starting any diet or fitness plan. He or she can advise you on whether intermittent fasting is a safe option for you.