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Jitendra Chauhan College of Law, Andhra Pradesh
J.C(Jitendra Chauhan) College of Law is situated in Guntur district, Andhra Pradesh. Established in 1989, the law college is managed and run by Nagarjuna Education Society (NES) and got affiliated to Acharya Nagarjuna University. J.C. College of Law is approved by Bar Council of India (BCI), Government of India, New Delhi. It conducts undergraduate programs in Bachelor of Laws (LLB), which are offered for the duration of three, as well as five years.
Courses offered – Undergraduate:
~ Bachelor of Laws (LLB) (3 years)
~ Bachelor of Laws (LLB) (5 years)
Eligibility criteria – Undergraduate:
The candidates, who have completed graduation with minimum 45% marks from any recognized University, are eligible to apply.
Eligibility criteria – UIntegrated:
Admission seekers must have cleared 12th standard examination with at least 45% marks, from any recognized state/national Board.
Admission Procedure – Undergraduate:
The admission process is based on LAWCET entrance test, which is conducted by the University.
:Admission Procedure – Integrated
The admission criterion consists of LAWCET entrance test (conducted by the University).
For information regarding entrance exam date, examination results and more, please visit the official website or the college campus office.
Official Address:
Jagarlamudi Chandramouli College of Law
J.K.C. Campus, Guntur,
Andhra Pradesh -522 006
Contact : 0863-2350930, 2244524
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A start-up charter school is developed by a team of education reform leaders and community members interested in improving the academic performance of the students in their school district. The Ohio Department of Education (ODE) has contracted with Buckeye Community Hope Foundation to sponsor community schools with a legislative cap of 100 start-up public charter schools.
The BCHF currently sponsored community schools are listed below:

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The WWE taped their weekly "WWE SmackDown" television show on Tuesday night and Vickie Guerrero showed up when it started. Guerrero, who was supposed to leave the WWE after "Wrestlemania 30," is still with the company fulfilling her contractual duties. According to PWS, there were two dark matches and then the rest of the show focused on The Shield.
The two dark matches, neither of which will air on television on Friday night, saw two NXT talents get some wins. In the first match, Bo Dallas came out and beat a local wrestler. In the second match, Sami Zayn beat Heath Slater.
"WWE SmackDown" opened with Vickie Guerrero coming out and saying The Authority have the night off. She then booked The Shield to wrestle another 11-on-one handicap match, much like on "WWE Monday Night Raw" two weeks ago. She also set up a debate between managers Paul Heyman and Zeb Colter.
The debate opened the show. Paul Heyman spent most of the time talking about Brock Lesnar. The two managers then argued until it was broken up and the first match starred their charges. In that match, Cesaro beat Jack Swagger with the Neutralizer. After the match The Shield showed up and took out Swagger with the Triple Powerbomb, a preemptive measure heading into their handicap match.
Tamina Snuka beat Natalya in the next match. This is leading to Tamina looking strong heading into her "Extreme Rules" special event match with Divas Champion Paige. After that, The Shield attacked 3MB backstage and beat up all three men. Vickie Guerrero then left and Brad Maddox said he would keep control.
Curtis Axel beat Jey Uso in the next match as the two prepare for their tag team battle at "Extreme Rules." Next up on "WWE SmackDown," the steel cage lowered around the ring. The Wyatt Family came out and Bray Wyatt said that John Cena's own fans are turning on their hero. He then sat on the cage and sang to the crowd.
Erick Rowan and Luke Harper beat Cody Rhodes and Goldust. The end came with miscommunication when Goldust was pushed into Cody, knocking him off the turnbuckle. It seems they are working on finally splitting up the Rhodes brothers.
The Shield beat up Brad Maddox in the general manager's office. Santino and Emma came to the ring for their never ending feud with Fandango. However, as Fandango was coming out, they attacked Fandango and hit the Triple Powerbomb off the stage.
By this point, the handicap match was only five-on-three. The Shield fought Ryback, Titus O'Neil, Damien Sandow, Alberto Del Rio and Bad News Barrett. The end of "WWE SmackDown" saw Barrett run away and The Shield take out the other four men. "WWE SmackDown" airs on SyFy on Friday nights at 8 p.m. EST.
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What has to be done to include a new font such as Sabon into TeXworks? I already have the necessary files, however, ´cause I´m a beginner with LaTex, I can´t manage to bring the files into TeXworks. Somebody able and interested to help me?
I'm assuming what Alan says in his note is right, and that you want to create documents using Sabon, not somehow use Sabon in TeXworks' GUI.
The easiest way then, is probably to use XeLaTeX. First, makse sure Sabon is installed and is accessible to other programs. Add the following to your LaTeX preamble:
To build your document, choose "XeLaTeX" from TeXworks's dropdown box.
Now, Sabon should be the main font of the document. For more information, see the fontspec package documentation.


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Acey, a dreamer and doer earns his student pilot wings when he proves he can build his airplane and fly it too!
Acey is a wide eyed childlike character who has a dream of building an airplane and learning to fly. The story begins when a big red truck arrives at Acey's airport hanger with boxes full of airplane parts. When the kit is finished Acey starts the prop and prepares for the big flight test.
"I'm facing the wind on Runway One
Cleared for Take-Off and ready for for FUN!"
By the end of the story, Acey and his lovable yellow airplane become one. He earns his student pilot wings when he proves he can build an airplane and fly it too!
Acey is told in 725 words with all pages professionally illustrated in color. It is a great book for bedtime reading and will appeal especially to boys with a subject matter that will encourage them to read!
We plan to expand and develop the Acey brand with future Acey Adventure books. We have already begun our second book titled "Acey Teaches a Whale to Fly! It is about reuniting a baby whale with its mother.
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Head women's basketball coach Adia Barnes has signed her first recruit as Bria Rice is set to attend the University of Arizona starting in the fall of 2016.
Head coach Adia Barnes and the rest of the Arizona women's basketball program are set to host bowling night for fans at Lucky Strike on Tuesday, June 28 from 6-8 p.m. MST.
Women's Basketball Coach Adia Barnes welcomes three assistant coaches with a combined 45 years of experience to Tucson.
The University of Arizona has named Adia Barnes its new head women's basketball coach, Director of Athletics Greg Byrne announced on Monday.


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Fayette completes debut cross country season with nationally-ranked runner
11/18/2009 —Jordyn Hartsek's eighth place finish at the United States Collegiate Athletic Association National Cross Country Championships completed a successful first season for Men's and Women's Cross Country at Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus.
"I'm very excited to have had the opportunity to coach these dedicated runners this year," reports Matt Girod, the team's head coach. "I'm really pleased with the first year."
Hartsek, who missed the first month of the season with an injury, won the Penn State Wilkes-Barre Invitational on Oct. 2, her first race back. Her posted time of 20:43 is the fifth best time in the nation and in the nation for a 5K race, which qualified her for the national championships. She followed up her success at Wilkes-Barre by finishing second in the Pennsylvania State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC) championships with a 6K time of 26:52. At the national championship meet, Hartsek posted a time of 25:24 for the 6K race. She was the third highest Penn State runner in the event, trailing only Penn State Wilkes-Barre's Maureen Suchecki and Amber Martin.
"It was really a good experience and I had a chance to meet some of the other runners, which was nice." Harstek said of her opportunity to compete in the national championships.
Teammate Stacy Lloyd finished in the top 10 in several of the team's meets, and was 10th in the PSUAC Championships. Lauren Flannigan finished 18th in the PSUAC meet. Both Lloyd and Flanigan were named to the USCAA National All-Academic team.
On the men's side, Bill Boger was consistently the team's top runner, and Matt Stepanik and Steven Lazar made steady progress throughout the season.
"All of our runners consistently improved their times each race," Girod notes.
Girod says the team's runners all helped the program get started in a positive direction. "My goal the next few years is the increase the participation numbers of the team, but it will be hard on me as a coach to see these kids go. Not only were they hard workers, but they have received a worthwhile experience competing in collegiate athletics while maintaining positive attitudes and great personalities," Girod adds.
"To have a runner finish eighth in the nation in our first year of cross country, that's pretty amazing," notes Vince Capozzi, athletic director. "We had some very dedicated student-athletes this year who have helped to lay the cornerstone for what I believe will be a successful cross country experience in the future. I could not be more proud of them."


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Caltrans officials are partnering with UC pavement researchers to find effective and affordable ways to make cycling a smoother experience along a recently paved section of Highway 1 in northern San Luis Obispo County.
The Caltrans Division of Research and Innovation plans to tap the expertise of the University of California, Davis Pavement Research Center in response to local bicycle enthusiasts who say the chip seal project has made sections of the scenic route a rougher-than-usual ride. "We're looking for innovative solutions and are hopeful that this investigation will lead to both short and long-term improvements," said Caltrans District 5 Director Tim Gubbins. "Caltrans plans to work closely with the local cycling community and UC experts as we sort this out."
Gubbins said the challenge emerged after cyclists voiced concerns about the recent completion of a 20-mile long chip seal project along Highway 1 from Cambria to the Monterey County line.
The UC Davis researchers are currently developing a scope of work to examine conditions on Highway 1 and offer recommendations about various cost-effective surface treatments and how they would service cyclists as well as all users of the highway. Over the next several months, researchers will consider any positive changes that can be made to the existing pavement surface. The investigation will also include any potential long-term improvements to our chip seal program statewide.


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Smoke finally got his Sprint Cup win in California, while Jimmie Johnson (El Cajon) could be ready to smoke the field again for the Championship.
Tony Stewart pulled away from Johnson on a late restart to win at Auto Club Speedway after 19 attempts. Johnson may have ended the race in third place, but he left with a bigger points lead for the Championship title.
"Great day overall," Johnson said. "We certainly wanted to be in Victory Lane, but if can finish in the top three week in and week out, you're going to have a shot.
In the lead again late, Stewart did not to pit after an accident involving Kurt Busch, and he then pulled away from Johnson on the restart with two laps left. Bowyer passed Johnson, but was nowhere close to Stewart at the end, finally giving "Smoke" his Cup win in California.
"We doing everything we can," said Stewart, who moved up to fifth in the Chase, 107 points behind Johnson. "We're going to need some help, but we're doing everything we can do. I'm proud of these guys and just so thankful."
Kevin Harvick (Bakersfield) moved up from a poor qualifying session to finish seventh and remain third in the Chase. Hamlin was eighth after starting at the back of the pack due to a new transmission. Jeff Gordon overcame a late speeding penalty on pit road to finish ninth and move up to fourth.


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Tactical Firearms in Katy, Texas, is known locally for sparking intense debate, Houston's KTRK reported Sunday. According to KTRK, the store's current marquee reads: "'I like my guns like Obama likes his voters. Undocumented."
"Political statement, yes. Freedom of speech? Yeah," Katy resident Jason Wilfon told KTRK. "Some people might not like it, some will."
Owner Jeremy Alcede didn't talk to KTRK on camera, but gave a short statement to the station: "Thank God for our 1st and 2nd Amendment rights. It's meant as a joke. It's meant to be funny."
According to radio station KTRH, "some" believe the message goes too far. An unscientific poll at the station's website, however, indicates that those who don't like the message are a tiny minority. Only six percent said the sign goes too far. The station claimed on its Facebook page the sign is "catching heat," but the vast majority of comments supported the message.
Both KTRH and KTRK said the store and its owner gained national attention last year when CNN's Piers Morgan brought his program to the store to debate gun control with rocker and gun rights advocate Ted Nugent. During the program, KTRH reported at the time, a protest formed outside the shop, led by radio talk show host Alex Jones. A month prior to that protest, Daily Beast sports writer Buzz Bissinger suggested the only reason one would need a semi-automatic rifle would be to shoot Jones, a suggestion Morgan did not condemn.
"I don't care what the justification is that you're allowed in this country to own a semi-automatic weapon – much less a handgun. But what do you need a semi-automatic weapon for? The only reason I think you'd need it is, Piers, challenge Alex Jones to a boxing match, show up with a semi-automatic that you got legally and pop him," Bissinger said.
"I'd love to see that," said Huffington Post's Abby Huntsman. "In uniform," she added, laughing.
"I'll borrow my brother's uniform," Morgan said.
The sign, KTRK said, changes every Wednesday, and some residents drive by just to read it. The signs are also a team effort, and employees are already brainstorming a new message, KTRH added.
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Rob Wile posted an interview on Business Insider today with St. Louis Fed vice president and director of research, David Andolfatto, about his change in view about Bitcoin. He is favorable after he reviewed the basic concept of Bitcoin in the sense that it is a viable cryptocurrency to watch in its use and progress.
At first Andolfatto agreed with economist Paul Krugman and the comparison to gold and mining which was not needed in another form. Krugman simply states his belief that another fiat currency is not needed, Bitcoin like gold was limited in supply and could lead to deflation and economic depression, so it is not viable as a monetary currency.
Andolfatto feels, however, that 'miners' are mislabeled when in fact they are performing a record keeping service that is critical to any money system. Bitcoin functions as a cryptocurrency and is no different than that other forms have been used as a monetary exchange item of value.
Bitcoin suffers the same defect as gold which is the volatility. People should rethink that there have been competing currencies in the world. Competing with the US dollar as a monetary exchange for the monetary system will not happen for Bitcoin. On that point both Krugman and Andolfatto concur. Competing cryptocurrencies will continue to occur and different usage will appear to be utilized for a system of exchange.
Andolfatto does not think that Bitcoin is in its existence a threat. That threat will continue to discipline the Fed and other central banks to continue to run responsible policies. Bitcoin presents a good competitor in that sense.
The Fed has managed the US dollar supply and inflation despite imperfect times and bugs. Bitcoin is still in infantile stage and is working through issues. As it evolves it will deal with the issues of supply and demand depending upon how society chooses to employ use of Bitcoin.
The Economist presented an article in this week's edition with a different premise on Bitcoin in that it is deflationary. Since money is not a natural thing but it is rather a technology that society invents or fabricates to meet certain needs. Because of the limited and capped supply of Bitcoin it becomes deflationary and does not meet society's needs at some point.
All of the discussions consider it a 'free market' piece. Andolfatto's presentation to the St. Louis Fed board can be viewed on the Business Insider link. Bitcoin will continue to be discussed and it will evolve throughout the world. BitLegal is a website that provides information on countries where Bitcoin is in exchange in some format through the Bitcoin exchanges.
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Lanny Allen was founding director of the Living Christmas Tree, and in a couple of weeks he will pick up the baton to lead the 20th season of performances at First Baptist Church. But he's not yet weary of the job.
"It's always a joy," said Allen, the church's minister of music. "It's a wonderful program to enliven and put new things into."
The Living Christmas Tree is a performance and an actual tree: it's a 13-tiered structure made from steel and chicken wire, and covered with nearly 2,000 pounds of greenery and 15,000 lights. Members of a 130-voice choir stand in the tiers and perform songs that relate the message of the birth of Jesus Christ. A 50-piece orchestra composed primarily of Amarillo Symphony members accompanies the choir.
Tickets, which are free but are required for admission, are available in the church's music suite at 13th Avenue and Tyler Street. Performances are at 7 p.m. nightly, Dec. 13-17.
Allen said he started the program after hearing about it being done in other churches around the United States. Allen ordered his tree from the Millard Health Co. in Denton.
"Most of them were kind of squatty," he said of other church trees. "I asked for one that would fit our church's arch and be taller and angular."
Allen said the manufacturer made a trip to Amarillo to be sure the floor of the sanctuary would support the tree Allen had in mind. When loaded with decorations and singers, the 30-foot-tall tree weighs 15 tons.
"We started out with live greenery from Washington state and treated it with flame retardant," Allens aid. "But after a few years, we went to artificial greenery, and it looked just fine and was much cheaper."
Along about the eighth year, someone suggested that a "skirt" be placed around the base of the tree that would allow room for actors to dramatize certain scenes from the story being presented. That added to the presentation but also meant the lowest tier of the tree could not be used.
This year, Allen said, the tree will look more like it did the first year because the skirt and the actors will not be used.
The anniversary presentation theme is "The Light of the World is Jesus" and will include one song from each of the preceding years, Allen said. Tickets can be picked up between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays, and early reservation is recommended. The doors will open at 6:30 each performance night.
The church is also preparing a one-hour television special to celebrate the anniversary of the production. The program will air at 10:30 p.m. Christmas Day on KFDA-TV, Channel 10.
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Toy Story 3 is a 2010 American 3D computer-animated film. It is the third and most recent installment in the Toy Story series.[3] The film was produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures.
Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Don Rickles, Estelle Harris, John Ratzenberger, Wallace Shawn, Jeff Pidgeon, Jodi Benson, R. Lee Ermey, John Morris, and Laurie Metcalf all reprised their voice-over roles from the previous films. Jim Varney, who played Slinky Dog in the first two films, and Joe Ranft, who portrayed Wheezy and Lenny, died before production began on the third film. The role of Slinky was taken over by Blake Clark, while Ranft's characters and various others were written out of the story (Wheezy was mentioned in the beginning). New characters include voice-overs by Ned Beatty, Timothy Dalton, Bonnie Hunt, Whoopi Goldberg, Jeff Garlin and Michael Keaton.
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Carnival Cruise Lines Reviews
Year Started: 1972
Ships in Fleet: 25
Category: Mainstream
Summary: The most successful cruise line in history. Don't be misled, a high-quality cruise experience perfect for families and young couples, Fantastic value. the FUN ships, but not "party boats."
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Good for: Teens. First-time Cruisers. Families.
Regions:Caribbean Eastern, Caribbean Western
Good for: Singles. Teens. Families.
Regions:Caribbean Eastern, Caribbean Western
Good for: Singles. Families. Group.
Regions:Bahamas, Caribbean Eastern
Good for: Overall Service. Seniors. Families.
Regions:Bahamas, Bermuda, South America
Good for: Group. Families. Foodies.
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Good for: Families. Children`s Programs. Singles.
Regions:East and West Caribbean
Good for: Singles. First-time Cruisers. Overall Service.
Regions:Bahamas, Caribbean
Good for: Families. Value for Money. Singles.
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Good for: First-time Cruisers. Families. Group.
Good for: Families. Group. Singles.
Regions:Caribbean Western
Good for: Value for Money. Overall Service. Children`s Programs.
Good for: Families. Singles. Overall Service.
Regions: Bahamas, Caribbean, Canada/New England, Cruise To Nowhere
Good for: Families. Teens. Children`s Programs.
Regions:Mexico, Caribbean Eastern, Hawaii
Good for: Families. Overall Service. Value for Money.
Regions:Bahamas, Caribbean Eastern
Good for: Singles. Group. First-time Cruisers.
Regions:Europe, TransAtlantic, Caribbean
Good for: Seniors. First-time Cruisers. Families.
Regions:Caribbean Eastern, Caribbean Western
Good for: Families. Group. Luxury Travelers.
Regions:Bahamas, Caribbean
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Regions:Bahamas, Caribbean
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Regions:Bahamas, Caribbean, Mexico, Panama Canal
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must admit, after reading the earlier reviews posted prior to my trip, I boarded the Sunshine with the expectation I was going to be underwhelmed-wrong!
My father in-law and I (somehow) talked our spouses into turning the two of us loose for a week in the Caribbean to get some sun and shake out of the midwestern cold weather blahs. The wives had too much Christmas planning to do to get away and cut the boys loose for a week. Fyi, we are 60 and 82, so it wasn't like we were going to find a tattoo parlor, buy stock in a rum distillery and find a couple of bikini clad maidens and forget reality-we just needed some sunshine!
Mission accomplished, big time.
We cruised from New Orleans on the Sunshine for a 7 day run to Jamaica, Caymans, Cozumel.
Our plan was to do some light site seeing and get a tan, have a few cocktails, eat too much.
Mission accomplished!
Now, as to the ship. We both thought it was wonderful! Clean as a whistle, everything in fine working order, every single staffer pleasant and efficient, the layout simple and easy tomaneuver.
My father-in-law and I have had 10 cruises between us and can both say this ship was the best we have been on for the overall experience. We have been on the small boats (the original Mardis Gras from Carnival and RCL's Sun Viking) and the mid sizers of Princess and RCL. The Sunshine combined the best of both-quiet spaces of the small vessels and the energy and diversity of the mids.
I can't say enough about the Serenity area-what a perfect spot for us old farts! You could always find shade, and up front it was just us and the horizon. A great bar, no kids, big hammocks, and double bed sized lounging areas for crying out loud! What a great space!!
Very good shows. The dancers were as good as you would find anywhere short of Broadway itself. I mean this- these shows are usually fun, but second tier in the dancers ability-not this group! They are the real deal! The group had adequate voices (hey, if they were great singers on top of their dancing ability this group would be on Broadway and not on a ship) and the production fit their skill sets perfectly-great fun and we thought it was a wow each time! Very happy guys!!
Previous comments suggest the chow was average. I must say, these folks must live at the Ritz and breakfast on Bon Bons-the food was great! We did anytime dining, went early, and were offered a table for two each mealtime. These were either small tables surrounding the center of the dining room or quiet two person booths-both great options.
Good choices for entrees with at least one exotic (for us) starter each meal-great time to try something you wouldn't normally roll the dice on.
Wait staff was awesome-always available, yet unobtrusive-just what you want!
The first night our dining room cocktail staff person decided to adopt us and found us to say hello and visit briefly regardless of where we were seated subsequent evenings-that made us feel super special and we have to give her a personal shout out-Plamena, we will cruise this line and this ship again just to see you again! You are the BEST!!! Of all time!!! If I gush anymore my wife won't let me come back!!!
The pool area:
This ship has a different take here-an amphitheater layout with lots and lots of seating and a very small pool. I must admit, I liked this priority a lot. There were a bunch of large showers scattered about to allow you to "wet 'er down" and cool off without having to jump into the pool. This left the small pool to the little ones and that seemed satisfying to everyone. The kids have a huge pool play area of their own aft, but this main space allowed the moms and dads to be in an adult space with them, yet not worry about crowding out the young adults or old codgers looking too cool off. Very well thought out plan!
We went inside, small. To us the fun is topside and the cabins are for sleeping. The steward had our names down day one and was all over our needs immediately/ These staffers are always the best and work their tails off keeping the guests happy and the cabins spotless! Thank you!
As good as we could ask for, better than advertised, we are coming back for sure (and we will find you Plamena-ouch, honey, quit hitting me...).
Thank you Carnival!
Thomas and Malcolm
My wife and I (mid 50s) take care of our elderly parents and we booked this cruise for some well deserved rest and cold weather getaway. We have cruised with Carnival five previous times and have enjoyed the fun times on board all our past cruises. We flew on Southwest free using our points to fly from Louisville Ky. to Ft. Lauderdale and back to Louisville Ky.
We cruised with another couple from Indiana and met them in Ft. Lauderdale. We arrived in Ft. Lauderdale on Saturday night and stayed in the Comfort suites and cruise port hotel in Ft. Lauderdale. The hotel stay was a free night using our choice privileges points.
Our check-in was super quick and we had a king room on the sixth floor looking out at the cruise pier. The hotel is used by a lot cruisers and was booked full.
Although our overall experience with the Dream in Feb. 2014 was mostly favorable, there were 2 major problems that marred our 7-day cruise of the western Caribbean. One was the captain's decision to bypass Mahogany Bay in Honduras in favor of docking at Port of Roaton further south. This meant a $20 taxi ride to get to the beach. The captain said it was too windy to pull in alongside another Carnival ship already in port. It did not seem particularly windy to us passengers.
The other problem was that my partner, who booked the cruise directly with Carnival, asked specifically for dining room seat with or near 16 other relatives and friends in our group. The others all were clustered together, while we were put into another dining room altogether. The maitre did manage to switch us to a closer table a night later, but it still was a major disappointment.
Some other aspects of the cruise were below the level we experienced on 3 previous Carnival cruises, particularly in dining room food. We also disliked the smoke odor that permeated the casino and nearby areas. Our balcony enjoyment was marred acouple of times by smoke wafting up from the deck below.
I'm an early-morning walker but one stroll on Deck 5 at 6 a.m. was downright dangerous when I found the prow of the ship plunged in darkness. (The sides and aft areas were well-lit). A fellow walker had a flashlight which helped us fumble our way to safety. Theater shows were mostly excellent, but daytime entertainment seemed a little lame (mostly trivia games).
Nothing in the way of educational activities. My partner became sick the last 3 days with a flu-like illness, and Alex, one of the activities staffer,s was kind enough to summon a wheelchair for us and speed us around the lines. This was in contrast to a young woman who berated us for sitting illegally on a lobby couch when my partner became too weak to stand.
Just returned yesterday from a 4 night cruise with a port stop at Cozumel. The crew on this ship are awesome! So friendly and efficient in what they are doing and seemed to really appreciate it when we took the time to talk with them about "home". The food was very good and plenty of it! The stage shows were absolutely wonderful! The costumes were beautiful and the performers talent was top-notch! There were plenty of activities going on constantly, especially the Super Bowl party! The ship was extremely clean, crew members were constantly busy doing something to make the ship look nice. A very nice cruise, one of the best we've ever had!
Never again will we sail on Carnival.
Sail date, yesterday 1-27-14. After booking a hotel the night before, and traveling to the docks, we learned that Carnival had cancelled our reservations. They said e-mails were sent, but we didn't receive any. Come to find out, they had the wrong e-mail address. Also, in the days leading up to the cruise, the Carnival web site said "welcome, 14 days til cruise", 12 days to cruise, 9 days til cruise, etc.. It was counting down the days til our cruise. It gave no indication to us that our cruise had been cancelled.
The lady at customer relations said that it was "impossible" to not get e-mails, and it was "impossible" for the web site to count down the days if there was a cancellation. But it did happen that way. She basically called me a liar, and offered no compensation, future discounts or anything. Not only that, our deposit, and cancellation insurance was forfeited.
Never again will we sail on Carnival.
Carnival Paradise March 3, 2014- March 8, 2014
Arrived at the Port of Tampa at approximately 10:30 AM. Check in was easy and efficient. I was sent to the priority boarding area to await boarding. The wait was about 20 minutes. We were taken to the boarding area and in about 10 minutes time we were aboard the ship. I found my room and began settling in by unpacking the things in my carry on. While doing that my suitcase arrived and I finished unpacking. Unpacking done I went up to deck 10 for some lunch. After lunch I wandered around getting familiar with the layout. I was surprised at the décor of this ship. Other ships of it's era are bright and colorful. This ship is subdued but pleasant for the most part. I did find one room that was just plain ugly. That was the Rex Lounge. The whole room was covered in bands of different animal prints even the ceiling. I have not seen a room this ugly since I saw the "Jungle Room" at Graceland.
I discovered that I was assigned late fixed seating. I hadasked for "YTD". I was unable to find the Maitre' D to get that straightened out so I ate late that night. The next morning I got it straight. I went to the dining room to eat most meals. The service was not just great but fantastic! This service team was right on the ball every meal. The food was excellent and I enjoyed many of my favorites.
I did not see a lot of the entertainment but what I did see in the main show room was very good. The dance team was excellent.
I stayed aboard the ship in Grand Cayman as I have been there many times. I did go ashore to wander the shops on the pier.
The food was very good and I was more than pleased with that. Everything was fresh and delivered in a timely manner.
I have to say this has been my best cruise ever. I had lots of fun and everything about this cruise was pleasant.
Sailed with elderly parents, one of which needed extra help in the dining room. The maître 'D and wait staff went well beyond what was requested to make everything perfect. The Captain makes himself available to the passengers, and enjoys meeting each and everyone. His attitude and friendly nature, I'm positive, makes for the happiest overall crew I've seen on over 17 different cruises.
We enjoyed a quick 2 night cruise aboard the Imagination late January 2014. We're a party of three- me, 40, my hubby, 50 and our 5 year old son. As we live on the Central CA coast, this was a convenient trip for us.
Overall, we enjoyed this short getaway and our expectations on the Imagination were exceeded.
The Cabin
We sailed in an oceanview cabin this time (R43 on the Riviera deck), rather than our standard balcony cabin. We were very happy with the size of the room, and the layout as well as the fact that the cabins below and above us were also cabins- so there was no chair dragging/people walking/loud lounge noise, etc. The window was very large, and helped us to avoid that claustrophobic feeling that can creep in when we don't have a balcony. Unfortunately, we had rainy, very cool weather by Southern CA standards, so we didn't get to enjoy as much time outdoors on this cruise. It drizzled pretty much the whole time, with a great break in the rain while we were in Ensenada.
The Ship
The feeling the MOMENT we walked on board wasupbeat, cheerful, and music filled. Every employee in the atrium greeted us, and the music playing let the passengers feel the vacation mood immediately upon boarding. The dancing towel animal, Ellie the Elephant is adorable, and really added to the smiles. The renovations on this ship were awesome (we cruised on it pre-renovation 8 years ago). They did a great job making the ship feel as new as possible- the pool deck looks great and the public rooms and atrium are very obviously updated. Passengers were respectful and party-focused, but not rowdy or obnoxious, from what we noticed. We noticed that a lot of people were carrying around beers and/or bucket of beers immediately after boarding- getting the fun started. We had thought that this cruise might be too rowdy and loud for us, but it wasn't. It was fun to watch the many bachelorette party groups, families travelling in large groups together and groups of girlfriends looking for a weekend getaway.
Faster to the Fun
This was our second positive experience with FTTF. While we got to the port so early that it probably didn't make a huge difference in check in time, we enjoyed the extra attention and would say it is worth the money, even for a 2 day cruise, for OUR situation. We were anxious to film the entire ship, so every hour of this cruise counted and boarding early helped.
As usual, we requested a small table just for the three of us in the early seating, main dining room, but checked with the maitre d on embarkation day and they'd pre-assigned us to sit with others (not sure why they don't honor what you request on the website, but oh well). Our request to change to a private table was quickly accommodated, and we were put in a 4-top, banquette style (not my fave- as you're seated right next others on the bench/table combo). Our main dining room servers were so friendly and caring for such a short cruise, and the main dining room food was great.
Lido Buffet food was better than average and the area was kept clean and well-stocked. The station set up really helps with the crowds- the lines were minimal even during peak times, and seating was always available. I particularly loved the Sandwich station, salad bar, and the Asian food.
The Port
This was a "one port†cruise, with just a day's stop in Ensenada. This was our first time off the ship in Ensenada (we usually sit out this port on longer cruises), so we booked a tour through Carnival to La Bufadora, and enjoyed the blowhole, as well as the BEST tacos (the shop RIGHT near the bus stop at La Bufadora). The vendors were aggressive on the walk to the blowhole, as others had warned, but we made a few purchases, and enjoyed the shopping opportunity. All in all, we're glad we went, but this is a place you probably only need to see once.
We'd do it again! Hopefully, this time, on the longer 4 day to Catalina.
Here's our video tour of the ship, as well as a quick tour of the stateroom. Enjoy!
Ship Tour
This is a beautiful ship with lots to do. I am 22 years old and was never bored morning day or night. Theres lots to do its easy to navigate around and the crew is absolutely amazing. I couldn't have asked for more.
I just went on a 7 day cruise through the Eastern Caribbean with my family as well as 5 others families we know, and I think that we could all agree that it was one of the best vacations ever!
The food on the ship was delicious!! We didn't eat anywhere where you had to pay more for, however. Guy's burgers are definitely worth trying, the burgers were messy but some of the best I have ever tasted!! I never got to try the tacos but other people from our group tried them and loved them! The breakfast buffet was very good and had something for everyone! Eating in the dining room was always a pleasure. They have some very different foods on the menu that you can try, and most of them I would recommend trying! If you try something and don't like it, they will give you a new meal!
We were supposed to go to Grand Caymen, however the weather did not allow us to.
Cozumel- Here we went swimming with the dolphins on a resort! Before swimming we were given a short tour and mini history lesson, whichwas fun even for the younger kids! The weather was not wonderful when we were there however the experience was still outstanding! As we got ready to swim with the dolphins we were given a short lesson on the appropriate commands you could use on the dolphin then we were given life jackets and we headed out to the water. The dolphins were very nice an easy to work with!
Belize- Here we made the mistake of taking the wrong tour! It was 3 hours long and cost us $100!!! We were only taken through the crappy part of the island and the guide was very quiet and boring! Most of us actually fell asleep on the tour! If you go to Belize I would recommend signing up for an excursion through carnival!
Roatan- The boys in the family went zip lining and had a blast! They even ended up getting to go to the beach for free when I should have cost another $40 per person! Us girls got off the ship and right down the bridge was an area with a bunch of shops! We spent a couple hours there! It was a nice area and the prices were reasonable! We are already talking about taking a vacation back for a week next year!!!
The cabins are small and we had to have to desperate cabins for a family of 5. It was cheaper to get the two small cabins and we didn't spend much time in there anyway!! The stewards are so nice just like every other worker on the ship! Our room was cleaned twice each day! Once in the morning, where they would clean the bathroom, vacuum, and make the beds, as well as once at night, where they would turn down the beds, leave a towel animal, and reclean anything that needed it. Our cabin was on deck 2(one deck below the lobby). The boys cabin was in the middle of the ship and our cabin was way in the back. It was a long walk all the way back to our cabin but with all of the food we ate it was probably a good thing!
I didn't get to see any of the comedians but from what I heard, I didn't miss out on much!!
I saw every one of the playlist production shows and they were all amazing! I thing my favorite was either motor city or divas, however everyone of the shows had wonderful singing and dancing!!
David Lazarus was a solo act and sang in the lobby as well as on the lido deck! I loved listening to him! I went to everyone of his shows that I could! I also bought his cd at the end of the week! Not only was he an amazing singer, but he was also great to look at and very sweet!!
The kid clubs were fun for all of the kids! Circle C (12-14) was a lot of fun! The kids could just go there to play woo and hang out! Because of the age, they were allowed to come and go as they pleased! The club for the younger kids was also very fun however they are not allowed to leave whenever they want to. They have to have someone sign them out. I wish you could sign something saying that your kid can leave whenever they want!
There were plenty of places for the adults to hang out and grab a drink! I think my favorite hangout place was the piano bar on deck 5! It was fun for the teenagers on the group as well as the adults! There is a guy who sits at a piano singing and playing the piano. Then around him is a bar where you can sit and play instruments (maracas, cowbell, etc.) then there were couches and tables around the room! You could request songs for the guy to play and even go up and sing with him! There was also a small area for dancing!!
This was my favorite vacation so far an I was definitely not ready to leave!!


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The video to Eminem's recent collaboration with Rihanna, "The Monster," has been lighting up the Internet since it dropped at the start of this week. The flick features a frantic Em revisiting the peaks and valleys of his career while Rih Rih steps into the role of Slim Shady's therapist. Straight-jackets also put in an appearance.
Eminem's might have risen to success from the testosterone-filled underground battle rap arena, but he's always been savvy enough to cozy up and collaborate with a number of female singers. Here's a rundown of Slim Shady's finest creative connections with the fairer sex — including a prior appearance from his favorite doctor.
1. Pink
"Won't Back Down" claims a spot as one of the most defiant and rousing tracks from Eminem's 2010 Recovery. It's a song that's in part fueled by Pink's chorus duties, which have her trilling over a rugged production courtesy of DJ Khalil. It's an all-around winning combination and one we'd be happy to see aired out again.
Atlanta rapper and guitar-strummer B.o.B helped cast himself as a new-generation rap superstar by teaming up with Paramore's lead warbler for the anthemic "Airplanes." Adding to the life of the song, Em hopped on to a second version of the track, with his high-strung and angst-infused vocals meshing emotively with Williams' powerful hook.
3. Dido
"Stan" became one of Eminem's most critically acclaimed mega-hits when it peaked during the 2000 holiday season. Slim Shady's song-writing is tricksy and clever as he steps into the shoes of a crazed fan, but the emotional pull of the track is sparked by Dido's melancholic singing — which was originally sampled from her own "Thank You" song. The rain sound effects that patter down in the background add to the "Stan" appeal.
4. Sia
Slim Shady's The Marshall Mathers LP 2 has become one of the rap albums that define 2013 — but it's the bonus version of the project that includes this mournful collaboration with Sia, "Beautiful Pain." For his part, Eminem co-produces the song with Emile, and the low-key groove neatly pairs with the Australian singer and song-writer's impassioned contribution.
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Oct. 11, 2013
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -
Midwest Regional Doubles Draw
Midwest Regional Singles Draw
Doubles play began at the ITA Midwest Regional today at the Varsity Tennis Center of the University of Michigan. All doubles teams needed to win two straight matches to get into the second day of doubles play on Saturday, October 12. NIU had the duo comprised of Nelle Youel (Crystal Lake, Ill./Crystal Lake Central) and Arantza De La Torre (San Luis Potosi, Mexico/Motolinia) representing the Huskies in doubles play, and the team played a long, tough match. In the end, the two fell just short, dropping the match 8-7(4) to Mackenzie Bowman and Emily Mazzola from the University of Toledo in the first round.
"In tournaments like this, we need to go for it," said Head Coach Ryun Ferrell. "We played very well in the beginning, but then we played safe towards the end of the match and Toledo took advantage. We need to learn from this, and we will. Tomorrow is a new day, and we will be ready.
Youel and de la Torre also played a consolation match later in the day, but the end result was the same. The two opposed Zaina Sufi and Jarret Fisher of DePaul, falling 8-1. That brings an early end to the duo's play together in the Midwest Regional, but NIU will still be represented in singles play.
Singles play will begin at 10 a.m. on Saturday, and Youel will be playing as the lone Huskie in the bracket. She must win her first two matches on the day to advance to the Round of 16 on Sunday, October 13. She's matched up against Gabriella DeSantis from Ohio State. Should she advance, Youel will face Ana Vladutu from DePaul.
ITA Midwest Doubles Main Draw Results:
Bowman/Mazzola def. Youel/de la Torre: 8-7(4)
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Diversifying Midwifery in Our Communities Scholarship
Goal of Scholarship: Expand midwifery into communities where access to midwives and midwifery care are non-existent or limited. The goal of Diversifying Midwifery in our Communities Scholarship is to provide support to Birthwise Midwifery student(s) who will serve their communities and be leaders in midwifery care.
Who are these Scholarships for?
Recipients of this scholarship will be chosen each year using the following criteria:
a. She must be a member of a distinct ethnic/religious/ cultural community inside or outside the United States that desires to incorporate respectful birthing practices into their community. She must demonstrate that the community she is a part of is in need of the services she will provide as a midwife.
b. She makes a commitment to Birthwise and to her community to return to her community to work as a midwife and help improve conditions for birthing women and their families when her training is completed.
c. She can demonstrate clear financial need.
d. She has proven to be or has potential to be a leader in her community.
e. Her philosophy of birth and midwifery is compatible with Birthwise.
f. She meets all the admission requirements as outlined in the Birthwise catalog.
g. She must have proficiency in the English language.
Up to two applicants per cohort can be awarded a tuition scholarship that will cover 30% of their tuition throughout the Birthwise program.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Application Due?
June 30, 2016
What does the Scholarship Include?
30% of the full tuition cost of each semester for the duration of the program.
What is the Student's Responsibility?
70% of the tuition cost each semester. Students are required to purchase physical assessment equipment prior to the first semester, approximately $ 170.00. Book expenses are approximately$1400.00 for the entire program and living and travel expenses while in the program (amount will vary for each student).
What are the Responsibilities of the Recipient once the Scholarship is Awarded?
Recipients will be held to all policies and standards expected of all Birthwise Midwifery Students that are stated in the Enrollment Agreement and Academic Policies.
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Recipients agree to return to her community upon graduation from Birthwise and work as a midwife for a minimum of 2 years.
Provide annual updates regarding community work that recipients have done via email for a minimum of 2 years. (Updates can be emailed to Heidi Fillmore, Executive Director: [email protected]).
How can I get my Diversifying Midwifery in Our Communities Application to you?
Email: Yvette McDonnell, Student Affairs Coordinator: [email protected]
Mail: Birthwise Midwifery Attention: Yvette McDonnell, 24 S. High St. Bridgton, ME 04009
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Will I have to interview for the scholarship?
An interview will be conducted in person, via phone or Skype as the final step in the selection process.
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Ambush Makeover Links
This page will direct you to the latest news and best sites about the Ambush Makeover show
About the Ambush Makeover Show
On this show people are selected usually at random for a full fashion makeover. The show's producers then arrange the makeover with a local salon. Most makeovers are random but the show does take suggestions from viewers on their website for a surprise ambush.
News Articles about Ambush Makeover
Press Release 10/23/04 Casting Call - Ambush Makeover
Press Release 10/19/04 Casting Call - Ambush Makeover
Hollywood Reporter 8/20/04 Twentieth's makeover kit takes 'Ambush' nationwide
Seattle PI 6/5/04 TV makeover show will shoot in Seattle this summer
Projo.com 5/8/04 Fox seeks candidates for surprise makeovers
Broadcast Newsroom 5/5/04 Buster Makes Over "Ambush Makeover"
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On this date in 1951, "The Victor Borge Show" replaced "The Hank McCune Show."
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- Robert Culp and Bill Cosby were reunited on this date in 1994 on "I Spy Returns."
- B.B. King guest-starred on "Touched By an Angel" on this date in 1996.
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- Conrad Bain, one of the stars of "Different Strokes" was born on this date.
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- Gabrielle Anwar from "Burn Notice" celebrates a birthday today.
- David Brenner, comedian and occasional "Tonight Show" guest host was born today.


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262.9 sec. 1 - Perpetrators, Victims & Bystanders: Justice After Mass Atrocities (Spring 2014)
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Course Start: January 08, 2014
Course End: December 31, 1969
Class Number (formerly Course Control Number) (Non-1Ls): 49807
The aftermath of World War II - an era of post-colonial conflicts, civil wars and "Cold War" - challenged the western world's understanding of war as an armed contest between nation states, carried on principally through conventional military campaigns waged by national armies. International lawyers struggled to adapt the historic norms of the laws of war to the horrors of the Second World War (as reflected in the resulting 1948 Genocide Convention and the 1949 Geneva Conventions), including new forms of mass violence directed largely against civilian populations. In the 1990s, the international community returned to mechanisms of international criminal justice to restore peace and order for the first time since the Tokyo and Nuremberg tribunals. Yet, at the dawn of the 21st century, many of those international norms are being challenged once again by the United States' and other nations' "war against terror."
This graduate seminar will use an interdisciplinary lens to examine how war, genocide, and terrorism have affected the development of relevant law and policy - including where such laws and policies have failed in their intended impact - as well as the psychological forces that turn ordinary men and women into perpetrators. We will study the ways in which historians, psychologists, social psychologists, anthropologists, journalists, and jurists have contributed to our understanding of wartime atrocities and their effects on individuals and society. We will examine war crimes committed during 20th century conflicts - ranging from WWII in Europe to the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda - and compare those conflicts and their emergent jurisprudence with 21st century conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Guantánamo Bay, Cuba. We will also discuss the ways in which different academic disciplines and professions have studied the power structures that facilitate genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes; how various disciplines and professions have theorized the causes and nature of such crimes; and the difficulty locating responsibility for the perpetration of war crimes within the complex interplay of military, political, and cultural institutions. Students will write a 30-page paper for this course that may satisfy the writing requirement.
ERIC STOVER is Faculty Director of the Human Rights Center and Adjunct Professor of Law at UC Berkeley. In the early 1990s, Stover conducted the first research on the social and medical consequences of land mines in Cambodia and other post-war countries. During the wars in Croatia and Bosnia, he served on several medico-legal investigations as an "Expert on Mission" to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague. He conducted a survey of mass graves throughout Rwanda for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in 1995. His most recent books include My Neighbor, My Enemy: Justice and Community in the Aftermath of Mass Atrocity (edited, with Harvey Weinstein); The Witnesses: War Crimes and the Promise of Justice in The Hague; and The Guantanamo Effect: Exposing the Consequences of U.S. Detention and Interrogation Practices (with Laurel Fletcher).
ALEXA KOENIG is executive director of the Human Right Center. She supports the qualitative and quantitative research design of the center's various projects and is responsible for the center's overall administration. Prior to her appointment, she conducted significant legal and empirical research on civil and human rights-related topics. In addition to having taught at the University of San Francisco School of Law and UC Berkeley, she has co-authored numerous articles and reports on war crimes-related issues. Koenig holds a J.D. from the University of SanFrancisco School of Law, an M.A. from UC Berkeley, and a Ph.D. in Jurisprudence and Social Policy from UC Berkeley. Koenig and Stover are co-authoring a book on the pursuit of war crimes suspects from World War II to post 9/11.
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Big time DETOX today
Friday, July 05, 2013
Went to my sister's house in middle-of-nowhere WI to watch my niece while my brand-spanking new niece was being delivered:
Over the course of 4 days took my girls +1 to the zoo, and I lost track of how many parks (the key to minding three kids? TIRE THEM OUT!!! lol)
Came back home in time for 4th of July festivities:
And consumed more starchy products in the last 5 days than I have in the last 4 MONTHS, plus a cupcake, Blizzard, cheesecake, and several homemade cookies that were my contribution for the killer 4th of July cookout we went to. (quality control, right???)
Not surprisingly, I have had a bad stomach ache for the better part of the past 4 days (though my girls are feeling icky too, so we might have caught a bug, exacerbated by my horrid eating.)
So today is detox. I have had nothing but plain iced coffee, water, and a protein shake. Honestly I ate so much yesterday I'm not even hungry yet, and it's 3:30.
So it goes. My schedule *should* calm down a LOT now, and there are no more holidays in sight for a little while. Just 55 days til the Caribbean and instead of feeling lean & confident, I'm rocking some major jiggly bloat. It's like I tell my girls though, you make bad choices, you suffer the consequences. I reallllllly need to do better about eating away from home. It's like I leave the safe confines of my normal routine and all h#ll breaks loose. It's a free-for-all! Almost SIX YEARS on Spark, and in this healthier living lifestyle and I STILL have not managed to figure that one out. Hopefully it'll happen in the next six....
Have a splendid weekend! (I play Candy Crush too much)
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Eating out and vacations are definitely my downfall. You are not alone.
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That's not in the middle of nowhere if you were close enough to go to the Madison Zoo. No, I live out in the middle of nowhere! It's a beautiful place though, so I can't complain too much. You should have taken them to the Dells, then you would have been in a swimsuit and therefore more conscientious of what you were eating. Although it would have taken a bit of time to pack up the correct foods to take along with, taking some of the fun out. Six years on Spark, well look at this way, where would you have been if you hadn't been on Spark at all? Yeah, I don't think you would want to be in that place at all, so you have come a long way and are so much healthier.
What a nice time spent with family! Good memories for a lifetime! Sweet!
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All the girls are beautiful!! You did a great job with them.
I don't do well eating out either. I always mean to say, "I'll have a garden salad with low calorie dressing and instead I hear myself say, "I'll have a Whopper with mustard and pickle and a medium fry. LOL.
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New organiser for Foodservice show
10 August 2011
A new organiser has been announced for the annual Foodservice Australia show, and it has caused quite a stir in the industry.
The Foodservice Suppliers Association of Australia has announced that Timothy Collett has acquired the event. He is well known in the industry, as he ran the popular Fine Food exhibition for over fifteen years.
The President of FSAA, Lindsay Yeomans says the Foodservice Australia show plays an important role in bringing genuine buyers and sellers together in a professional environment. He believes a new organiser will bring fresh new energy and ideas that will take it to a whole new level.
He says "the industry needs a dedicated event that showcases our skills and generates new business connections. We have been fortunate to attract someone with the level of experience and credibility that Tim brings to the table".
Timothy Collett says he is excited to be back, this time running an event focused just on foodservice and bakery.
He says "this event has a very proud history and an important role to play in the future. A focused event gives the industry a chance to meet and talk without the distraction of other industry sectors jostling for the same space."
Collett has established his own company called Specialised Events to run the show. He has a team of three dedicated to the event and says that personal service will be priority. He says "our people will work closely with exhibitors to help simplify the process and improve returns".
Making the show more relevant and exciting for visitors is the other priority. Collett says that there will be a series of interactive events running within the show aimed squarely at professionals from the restaurant, catering and bakery sectors.
The first announcement is a new venue for the 2012 show in Sydney. Collett says the show will be moving to the Royal Hall of Industries at Moore Park, sometimes known as the 'old showgrounds' or The Entertainment Quarter.
"This is actually where the show started over 40 years ago. It offers a great space for a trade event with easy access, ample parking and a range of entertainment options. Plus it is located only a few minutes from the city centre".
Lindsay Yeomans has confirmed that the FSAA will remain involved in the show. He says the association has entered into a long term agreement with the organisers to endorse the show and
provide industry input. They will also continue to run their popular industry conference and awards dinner alongside the event.
Next year Foodservice Australia will run from 27-29 May at the Royal Hall of Industries in Sydney. Stand bookings are now open. For more information visit www.foodserviceaustralia.com.au
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America's Next Top Pundit
Whenever news breaks — on the fall campaign trail, in North Korea, in the most trivial corners of Hollywood — thousands of pundits have something to say. What most of them don't have is somewhere to say it.
Every morning, Tammy Haddad, executive producer of MSNBC's "Hardball with Chris Matthews," hears from more than 100 aspiring commentators. They each explain why they'd be the perfect guest to spout off on the issues of the day. "We call them 'street meat,' " says Haddad. "They're always available, walking the streets, waiting for your call on their cellphones."
They are the minor-league pundits — political consultants, professors, activists, actors, journalists, bloggers and opinionated civilians — and they're using 21st-century stunts to troll for airtime. Some try to break out of the blogs by repeating particular phrases in their written rants, designed to pop their sites up when TV bookers search for keywords online. Others are buying air time on AM and Internet radio stations to practice their punditry. And many are turning to media advisers or partisan training programs, where they learn new rules of engagement, such as how to use food to bribe producers. The ploys can work, as networks like CNN regularly survey the field, looking for new contributors. Read the full article. – Jeffrey Zaslow


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By Mike Fitzpatrick, NAMI Executive Director
Mental health matters. Budget cuts in mental health services also matter in determining how well our states are doing in meeting the mental health needs of its citizens.
The U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) recently released estimates of mental illness by state.
Using conservative methodology, SAMHSA reports that approximately 20 percent of adult Americans experienced mental illness of some kind in the past year.
For serious mental illness, involving "substantial functional impairment," the rate was 4.6 percent—about 10 million Americans. Only 60 percent received treatment.
The state with the highest rate of serious mental illness was Rhode Island, which news media have focused on.
But there is a bigger story.
Before the nation's economic crisis kicked-in, NAMI graded state mental health care systems based on 65 criteria. The national average was D. Most states were struggling to improve their systems, which require investment.
Rhode Island received a C grade in 2009. From 2009 to 2011, it increased mental health spending by 7.4 percent—in essence, running hard to try to meet demand.
Earlier this year, NAMI released a special report on state mental health budgets cuts. Two-thirds of states made cuts from 2009 to 2011, ranging from three to 35 percent.
Looking at he SAMHSA figures and NAMI's special report, four of the states with the highest levels of serious mental illness cut mental health care by three to 11 percent.
They were: Idaho, Indiana, Utah and West Virginia—none which had received higher than a D in 2009. Their rates of serious mental illness range from 5.8 to 6.2 percent.
Like Rhode Island, four states with the highest levels of serious mental illness managed to increase spending on mental health care by factors of one to 23 percent. They were Arkansas, Kentucky, Minnesota and Oregon. Their rates of serious mental illness range from 5.3 to 6.9 percent.
In the SAMHSA estimates, six states tied for 10th place with a rate of 5.2 percent for serious mental illness. From 2009 to 2011, four of them cut mental health care in a range from seven to 11 percent. They were Colorado, Massachusetts, Michigan, and Ohio.
Look at the numbers. Follow the money.
Approximately a third of people living with serious mental illness aren't getting treatment. Over the past three years, two-thirds of states have cut mental health care.
Approximately half of the states with the ten highest rates of serious mental illness are on the list of those states that have cut mental health care.
NAMI is working on an updated state mental health budget report that will be released soon.
In the meantime, we hope that governors who are preparing state budgets will keep the SAMHSA estimates in mind.
Looking toward Election Day on November 8, these are also facts to keep in mind in the voting booth.


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Frequently Asked Questions About Pediatric Stem Cell Transplantation
Here are answers to some questions frequently asked by parents of children who are undergoing stem cell transplant:
- How many transplants does the University of Chicago perform annually?
- Who will be on my child's care team?
- Are hospital rooms for transplant patients different from regular rooms?
- Can I stay overnight with my child? Can my child have visitors?
- How long will my child be in the hospital?
- What can I expect when my child is discharged?
- Where can I get more information?
Q. How many transplants does the University of Chicago perform annually?
A. The University of Chicago Medicine was the first hospital in the Chicago area to offer a pediatric bone marrow transplant program more than 20 years ago. Today, the pediatric stem cell transplant program is a joint program with the adult stem cell transplant program at the University of Chicago. With more than twenty transplant physicians and a combined 200 years of expertise, we have the largest, most experienced stem cell transplant program in Chicago. The shared programs perform more than 170 transplants per year.
Back to TopQ. Who will be on my child's care team?
A. Stem cell transplantation is a complex procedure and requires a multidisciplinary team of skilled care providers. Your child will be cared for by team of specialists that includes hematologists/oncologists, infectious disease physicians, radiation oncologists, pathologists, transplant nurse practitioners, specially trained floor nurses, social workers and chaplains. Physicians in other specialties may be consulted as warranted.
Back to TopQ. Are hospital rooms for transplant patients different from regular rooms?
A. Yes. Our state-of-the-art inpatient unit is completely HEPA filtered, screening out any infections that might harm a child who is recovering from chemotherapy and transplant. All of the patient accommodations are containment isolation rooms with "anterooms" which allow special ventilation to add increased protection for your child.
Back to TopQ. Can I stay overnight with my child? Can my child have visitors?
A. Yes. The unit is child- and family- friendly, with guest beds for parents or another relative. Visitors are limited and must take special precautions. »Read more about considerations for your child's hospital stay.
Back to TopQ. How long will my child be in the hospital?
A. It differs depending on type of transplant and each child's situation. Children who have received an autologous transplant are in the hospital for an average of three to four weeks. Children who have received an allogeneic transplant are hospitalized for an average of four to six weeks.
Back to TopQ. What can I expect when my child is discharged?
A. Whether your child is in the hospital, the Ronald McDonald House or at home, the first 100 days post-transplant are a critical time for increased risk of complications. We apply stringent guidelines related to eating, activity outside the home and exposure to visitors to help reduce that risk.
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Q. Who can I contact for questions about your pediatric stem cell transplant program?
A. Please contact our office at (773) 702-6808.
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Q. Where can I get more information?
A. Our online cancer library offers more information about stem cell transplantation/bone marrow transplantation. Additional information can be found at the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP) Web site.
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