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Hotels in Tolentino
- Approximate price: Cheapest | Luxury
- Stars: 1 star | 5 stars
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C.da San Martino, 62029 Tolentino, Italy
Property Location In the heart of Tolentino, Cluentum is close to Basilica di San Nicola and Palazzo Parisani Bezzi. This hotel is within the region of Castello della Rancia and Basilica of San Venancio.Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 30 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Your room comes with a Select Comfort bed. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers.Dining Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.Business, Other Amenities Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. This hotel has 1 meeting rooms available for events. A train station pick-up service is provided at no charge (available on request), and free self parking is available onsite.
Standard Room Services
- Air Conditioning
- Minibar
- Satellite TV
- Hairdryer
- Telephone
- Television
Accommodation facilities
- Lift
- Bar/Café
- Laundry
- People with reduced mobility access
- Non-smoker Rooms
- Parking
- Restaurant
- 24 hr Room Service
- Shops
Viale Bruno Buozzi, 90, Tolentino, Italy
Property Location Centrally located in Tolentino, Hotel 77 is minutes from Palazzo Parisani Bezzi and Basilica di San Nicola. This 4-star hotel is within the region of Castello della Rancia and Basilica of San Venancio.Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 50 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries.Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities Take advantage of recreation opportunities including a seasonal outdoor pool and bicycles to rent. Additional amenities include supervised childcare/activities, babysitting/childcare, and a hair salon.Dining Enjoy a meal at a restaurant or in a coffee shop/café. Or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service. Mingle with other guests at a complimentary reception, held daily. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.Business, Other Amenities Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, a computer station, and express check-in. This hotel has 5 meeting rooms available for events. Free self parking is available onsite.
Accommodation facilities
- Lift
- Bar/Café
- Business Centre
- Meetings Room
- Laundry
- Parking
- Hairdresser
- Restaurant
Hotel La Foresteria
Contrada Abbadia di Fiastra, 11, 62029 Tolentino, Italy
Hotel La Foresteria
Contrada Abbadia di Fiastra, 11 see map
Agriturismo Colle Regnano
C.da Casadicristo, 11, 62029 Tolentino, Italy
Agriturismo Colle Regnano
C.da Casadicristo, 11 see map
Agriturismo Colle Regnano
C.da Casadicristo, 11, 62029 Tolentino, Italy
Agriturismo Colle Regnano
Tolentino, 5.4 km from the city centre. C.da Casadicristo, 11 see map
Our entire crew would like to gladly welcome you to the Colle Regnano. Take advantage of our daily breakfast service and start the day...
Our entire crew would like to gladly welcome you to the Colle Regnano.
Take advantage of our daily breakfast service and start the day right!
Your vehicle will be safe in the hotel's own parking lot, which can be used for free by guests of this hotel.
Wi-Fi internet is available.
Culinary greetings from the kitchen
Treat yourself to a meal in the high-quality hotel restaurant, which also offers meals to cater for vegetarians and diabetics.
Where you will stay
Access to the internet is available in your appealingly arranged room.
In all of our hotel rooms there is also a TV set.
In all of our rooms you'll also find satellite TV.
In your room's bathroom you will find a shower as well as a blow-dryer.
Enjoy the sun and keep fit in the cooling waters of our outdoor pool.
Business hours of reception:
Every day: from 09:00 to 13:00 and from 14:00 to 18:00
Accommodation facilities
- Internet Centre
- Laundry
- Parking
Standard Room Services
- Satellite TV
- Hairdryer
- Television
Il Boschetto
Via Sandro Pertini 55, 62029 Tolentino, Italy
Il Boschetto
Tolentino, 1.3 km from the city centre. Via Sandro Pertini 55 see mapfrom ZAR373
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Visit TolentinoEnjoy your stay in Tolentino. Make your visit to Tolentino an unforgettable experience by staying in the hotel you deserve. Still don´t know where to stay? At Destinia we offer you a wide variety of hotels in Tolentino, Italy, so you can choose the one that´s right for you, depending on your expectations and your budget. There are numerous hotels in Tolentino that are ideal for a business trip, a family holiday, a weekend getaway or an outing with friends in Tolentino. No matter the reason for your trip, at Destinia, you´ll find the greatest variety of hotels and hostels, always at the best prices, guaranteed. Are you looking for a deluxe hotel in Tolentino city centre with a spa, Internet access or a pool? Perhaps a hotel that accepts pets or that has a child-care centre? We have that, too. Why not give our hotel finder a try? It´s quick, simple and the most effective way to find the best lodging in this part of Italy. Whether you need a single-occupancy room, double-occupancy room or even a suite, with Destinia´s search engine, you´ll always find the best deals, so all you´ll have to worry about is packing your bags and enjoying your trip to Tolentino.
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We love to seize the opportunity to celebrate each and every day - after all, the daily grind can be, well, a grind. We're learning that there are many holidays out there that may not have reached Hallmark calendar status, but they still count and deserve to be recognized. Preferably with wine. With that being said, we bring to you this very special day (cue "The More You Know" theme song).
We're sure that somewhere in the country it's raining today, but even if you have bright blue skies, you're still invited to celebrate Umbrella Day with us. One of the coolest ones we've ever come across is the Color Changing Umbrella ($39), which (wait for it) changes color each time it gets wet.
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How to extract one single contour.
Dear all, I am interested in extracting the longest -1,000 meter contour from a bathymetric DEM and to save it in a text file as points. By doing: r.contour in=my_dem out=contour levels=-1000 v.to.points in=contour out=contour_points dmax=my_resolution v.out.ascii in=contour_points out=contour_points.txt fs=" " dp=4 ... I get a text file with the contour points, however, it includes many different isolated contours, all with the same category (1). Since I need only the longest, I believe I need to separate the different contours, maybe assigning different categories somehow, then maybe updating the database with v.to.db using option=length and then v.db.select the longest contour. But I am not very used to working with vectors, so I don't know if that's the correct approach (nor how to accomplish it), so I would appreciate very much any help. Many thanks. Marcello. -- View this message in context: http://osgeo-org.1803224.n2.nabble.com/How-to-extract-one-single-contour-tp6639491p6639491.html Sent from the Grass - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.(Continue reading)


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Guest blogging sites available for great companies
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We have come across a lot of new ways of making job profiles to be updated. Social media is the new way of attaining the job for the young generation. The social media is getting boost up with the introduction of blogs. With internet we are connected with the whole world with just a click away. The blogs are a great platform that will help you to make expression of your words and your thoughts. You have the freedom to work over it. The blogs are of two type that is one is for personal and the other one is for professional work. The previous is for the own use, means that the blog site is made up for the freedom to express your views and make the people known about what you think. The professional blog is designed for the company. These types of blogs are mainly for the company and to make the company known about its products and about its services to be known to all. For that you need a guest blogger.
A company always needs the guest blogger to conduct the work of blogging or writing up of the blogs for the company. The blogs are a source of increasing the page rank of the website. There are many companies that do not have the own blogging website. For them they have to take help or say hire a guest blogging services from quality SEO copywriter. On the whole they provide you with a base for the blogs to be created. This increases the company as visitors get increased to a large lot.
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For a good blog you should have the good amount of content that will help you with the good page ranks as well. The good page ranks will bring in the some of the good revenue as well for the company. Get to know some of the websites or other blogging sites that will help in making the blogs of other companies also possible. Let us discuss some of them here.
BetterBloggingforBloggers is the site that is used for the guest blogging t be done. The guest blogging is done for any other company via this site. It has a page rank of 3 that is quite high for it to be trusted.
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The American Association of Women Nationwide studied the pay gap between men and women and found that women receive 77 cents for every dollar a man makes. Vermont is $1 among the states with women receiving 85 cents for every dollar a man makes.
In a joint statement Senators Patrick Leahy and Bernie Sanders said: "We are proud that Vermont is number 1 among the states, but we can always do better, and we can do better as a nation." " Pay equity should not be a partisan issue but instead an American issue of fairness. We are very proud that Vermont is a leader in this fight but more must be done to balance the pay between men and women.
The American Association of University Women Nationwide also found a widening gap in pay equity between men and women over the course of their career. Within 10 years after graduation, women begin to fall further behind and the pay equity even widens in later years. It is estimated that women college graduates will earn $1,2 million less than college educated males during their careers.


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April 19, 2013
With one round played each day, tee times are scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Monday and Tuesday and 8 a.m. on Wednesday. Valencia Country Club is a par 72 over 6,300 yards.
Sophomores Patricia Garcia, Manon Gidali, Kendall Prince and Andrea Vilarasau and freshman Janie Jackson will play for the Arizona team this weekend. Individually, Gidali is ranked No. 25 and Prince is ranked No. 48 by Golfweek (4/15/13).
No. 6 Arizona, No. 13 Arizona State, California, Colorado, Oregon, Oregon State, No. 11 Stanford, No. 8 UCLA, No. 1 USC, No. 14 Washington and Washington State will play in Valencia, Calif. this weekend. (Rankings according to Golfweek 4/15/13)
The Wildcats own seven Pac-12 Team Championships in program history, including the 2010 win in Eugene, Ore. Arizona has also claimed four Pac-10 Individual Championships, with the most recent coming from Lorena Ochoa in 2001. Last season, Arizona earned its sixth third-place finish. UA has finished in top three at 16 conference championships since the 1987 season.
This weekend's championship event means there is a point on the line in the Territorial Cup Series. Since the 2009-10 season, UA and ASU's head-to-head match-ups took on an added bonus with the inception of the Territorial Cup Series. The Territorial Cup, once given to the winner of the annual UA-ASU football game, is now an across-the-board contest that includes all varsity sports.
Gidali was named the Pac-12 Golfer of the Month for March, her second career accolade. She recorded her third career win and first victory of the season on Wed., March 13, at the Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational. Gidali's efforts paced the No. 7 Wildcats to their first win of the spring season and third overall win in 2012-13. With scores of 71, 70 and 72, Gidali won the individual title. With all rounds at or below par and a score of 213 (-3), she put together her best tournament of the season and the second-best three rounds of her career.
Last time out, Arizona finished tied for third at the PING/ASU Invitational. The Cats collected rounds of 288, 284 and 290 for a score of 862 (-2). Gidali was Arizona's top finisher in a five-way tie for 17th place. She scored rounds of 73, 68 and 74 for a score of 215 (-1). Jackson finished in a four-way tie for 22nd. She totaled 216 (E) with rounds of 72, 71 and 73.
Live results are available at golfstat.com. A complete recap and results will be available at ArizonaWildcats.com after each day of competition.


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Study Shows Less than 60 Percent Enroll in Top Option; Expert Provides 3 Criteria to Consider
Tens of thousands of high school students will be receiving their college acceptance letters in April. It's an anxious time – students, and their parents, want to believe their school holds the promise that attendance will be their "Golden Ticket" to eventual financial success. So, if they are trying to get from "Point A" (here and now) to "Point B" (financial independence), how do they select the school that will deliver that return on their investment?
"Young people tend to quickly fall in love with a school, and parents tend to quickly wear their son's or daughter's acceptance as a badge of honor, or at least validation as a successful parent,'' says David Porter, social architect, consultant to colleges and universities throughout North America and author of "The Porter Principles," a guide to college success through social engineering, (www.porterkhouwconsulting.com).
"Students and parents should be skeptical and consider all of what a college has to offer, and how it will deliver on the implicit promise of financial independence. Which school will nurture and grow the prerequisite face-to-face problem-solving skills required to secure gainful employment and financial independence upon graduation?"
According to the most recent study from the University of California, Los Angeles's Higher Education Research Institute, only 58 percent of the surveyed 204,000 college freshmen enrolled at their first-choice college, the lowest percentage to do so since the question was first asked in 1974.
The major factors behind the decline are cost and financial aid. A 2012 study by the research group Ipsos and the student loan giant, Sallie Mae, indicates that roughly 70 percent of families are ruling out colleges based on cost.
First choice or otherwise, Porter says students and their families should consider a variety of factors in estimating the most value to be had at a campus. Some are more relevant than others:
• A school's ranking: According to one of the world's leading public intellects who regularly weighs in on academic issues, Malcom Gladwell, the national ranking a school receives doesn't necessarily reflect the needs of individual students. Just like an expensive sports car is valued, in part, from an arbitrary, expensive price tag, so too are colleges. The various needs a young adult will have are by no means fully represented by the seven variables used by the U.S. News rankings, run by Robert Morse. The variables include undergraduate academic reputation, financial resources and alumni giving.
• On-Campus culture and community: In addition to academics and the rigors thereof, a college offers (or fails to offer) a unique on-campus college experience. Will the environment foster success (post-graduate financial independence) or, will it essentially be a few more years of high school under the guise of "college"? Look for safe, wholesome campus venues, like a student union or a next generation dining learning commons that invites student interaction, collaboration, problem-solving, and dining 24/7. Social architecture – the conscious design of an environment to encourage social behaviors that lead toward a goal – is a ground-breaking approach that social architecture visionary Porter is successfully introducing to more campuses across North America every day.
• Parent-student understanding: Move out and stay out (because you can). Mom and dad, we want a nice home, a nice car, nice vacations, nice stuff, nice meals, etc. etc. etc. It costs tens of thousands of dollars per year to attend most colleges. Whether or not a student assumes massive debt to follow her dreams, or a parent shares the burden should be moot if the student can identify, pursue and secure gainful employment upon graduation. Having debt is an enormous burden at any stage of life if you are unemployed. Choosing a school is a great opportunity for parents to lead by example on how to make a purchase decision for any "big ticket" item. Do your homework. Coach them using some of the same skills you would use to buy a house or purchase a car or invest in a new business.
David Porter, author and social architect, is CEO and president of Porter Khouw Consulting, Inc., a foodservice master planning and design firm based in Crofton, Maryland. David has more than 40 years of hands-on food service operations and consulting experience and is a professional member of the Foodservice Consultants Society International. He is the author of "The Porter Principles, Retain & Recruit Students & Alumni, Save Millions on Dining and Stop Letting Food Service Contractors Eat Your Lunch," (www.porterkhouwconsulting.com). Porter Khouw Consulting has worked with more than 350 clients to conduct market research and develop strategic plans, master plans and designs for the college and university market. Porter is a graduate of the prestigious hospitality program at Michigan State University and has been recognized repeatedly as a leader in his field.
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I have a few questions, I just installed SMTP on my Ubuntu server, and I want to know how to connect to it from a different machine... I'm not really clear.
I tried:
telnet my.servers.ip.address 25
I think it's running on port 25, but I don't know where to find out, its not in the conf file anywhere.
Additionally do I need it to be a FDQN? or can I just access my mail server via it's IP address? I know that the service works on the machine because I'm able to
echo test | mail -s "test" email@example.com
Any help debugging or understanding this would be helpful, thanks guys!


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How to buy & sell shares for profit
What is a share?
Well, as the name suggests, if you hold shares you own a share of a company. In practice, this means three things for you as a shareholder:
You can sell your shares to other people interested in buying them - hopefully for a nice profit!
You may also be entitled to a share of the company's profits. This is paid out to you by the company every six months as the 'dividend'.
You can vote at shareholder meetings. (Though if you hold your shares in a nominee account, you can't.)
So there are two two ways of making money from shares:
Firstly, if you buy a share, and then sell it later at a higher price, you make money from the price difference. This is called the 'capital gain'. This is what most people think of when they think of making money from shares - 'buy low and sell high!'
But there's another important way of making money from shares:
It's not as glamorous as the capital gain, and the potential returns aren't nearly as big, but it can be a nice, steady source of income. In other words, as long as you're the owner of shares in a company you can also receive a 'dividend'.
This is your personal share of the company's profits, in proportion to the number of shares you own.
It's like receiving interest on money from a savings account - though it's important to know that owning a share is not nearly as secure as having your money in the bank, because there's no guarantee that you'll be paid a dividend at all. (Plus the price of your shares could fall.)
Obviously, whether you receive a dividend or not depends on whether the company's making a profit. If the company isn't making a profit, then of course, there's nothing to give out to shareholders as a dividend.
New companies often take a few years to become profitable.
And even successful, established companies can have bad years, when they actually lose money.
Also, some companies - Microsoft being a well-known example - decide not to pay out dividends to shareholders even when they're making profits. Instead of distributing the profits to shareholders, they reinvest all the money in the business to try and make it more competitive and more successful.
However, most companies that make profits do pay dividends. And the dividend is generally paid to you by cheque, every six months.
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Jerry Lawler did a local media interview with WMC-TV Channel 14 where he discussed his road to recovery after suffering a heart attack last year.
Lawler says his girlfriend tells him he's depressed because he's still not cleared to wrestle. While he admitted he doesn't feel depressed, he's not cleared to wrestle because he's taking blood thinners and the risk of him getting cut is too great.
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Wondering how to use have complete classroom discipline? How to creating a calm and safe learning environment in your classroom? I've been a teacher for a number of years and I've collected some tips and techniques from workshops and colleagues on how to manage my classroom effectively.
First thing is realize that each group of children has it's own dynamic and is unique. What might have worked in the past might not work with your current group.
Daily Schedule
Children need to be aware of the daily schedule. Have it displayed clearly at their eye level. Use words and pictures. Reducing the element of surprise keeps them calmer.
Routine! Routine! Routine!!
Any experienced teacher will tell you this is the KEY!!! From the first day of school set up your routines.
Be Consistent!
Do not change the rules from one day to the next or from one child to the other.
Create Smooth Transitions
Use transition songs. Give enough warnings: "In two minutes it is clean up time."
Keep Them Busy
Children tend to go wild when they have nothing to do. Wondering around aimlessly only leads to silliness. Prepare engaging activities, have an assortment of books, puzzles and a variety of toys. Not all children should be doing the same thing at the same time.
The benefit of a well managed classroom is that when children are calm and busy you will have the time to:
Sign of success is when a teacher can step away from the classroom and the children will remain happily playing and actively engaged.
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Over in Home Technology-land, there is an article about some seriously fancy sheets from a company known as Sheex. In addition to their fancy sheets, or "performance bedding," Sheex makes some sleepwear that is equally fancy. Let's take a look at what makes these PJs so fancy, shall we?
SHEEX Men's Lounge Pant $70
These relaxed-fit jammies feature a full-length elastic drawstring inside a plush, rollover waistband to ensure a custom fit, roomy legs for freedom of movement and maximum comfort, as well as one of those tagless tags so you don't get rubbed the wrong way. The material, much like the Sheex sheets, is made from the same kind of material found in much of the athletic clothing in the market today, and I must mention that this sort of fabric is rapidly becoming a favorite of mine. This blend of 82% polyester and 18% Spandex is designed to be super-soft to the touch, highly breathable, and quick drying, and, of course, great to sleep in.
SHEEX Men's Tank $38
At first glance, this tank top pretty much looks like every other tank top you've ever seen, but it's not. In fact, based on a quick look around the Internet, it looks like the Sheex Men's Tank is in a class all by itself. Though it could easily be worn to the gym, or anywhere for that matter, the Sheex Men's Tank is made with sleep in mind. The four-way stretch fabric is a blend of 84% polyester and 16% Spandex is, like the Lounge Pant mentioned above, designed to be soft, breathable, and quick drying, but that's not all that sets this tank apart from all the rest. Instead of a single seam running down each flank, the Sheex Men's Tank has a seamless side panel held in place by contoured, contrast, flat lock stitching. It also has a crew neck instead of the wide open scoop neck found on most tank tops. The end result is a handsome, semi-fitted look that would work just about anywhere, that is meant for the bedroom.
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Cleveland's annual music festival Roverfest is coming to the Black River Landing in Lorain on July 26.
The daylong event, which is in its seventh year, is billed as a celebration of Rover's Morning Glory, the syndicated radio show based on 100.7 WMMS-FM. This year's lineup includes rock bands P.O.D. and Trapt, as well as hip-hop artists T-Pain and Lil Jon, according to Rover's Morning Glory website.
Rover will also hold his annual Miss Morning Glory Calendar Contest, where he will pick 12 women to be in his annual calendar, with the winner receiving $3,000 and a vacation. The event will also include a large fireworks display.
"We're excited to bring fantastic entertainment to Black River Landing in Lorain," Rover said. "It's a great venue for this great event."
General admission tickets are $25 and go on sale online at 7 a.m. Friday. Last year's festival sold out in just 61 minutes.
Read Tuesday's Chronicle-Telegram for more on this story.


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"You have to take the whole thing or nothing"
When relationships surpass the elating honeymoon phase, reality sinks back in along with expectations and insecurities. This often causes couples to over analyze, over assert and quite literally over compensate with uncomfortable force that then sends their lovers running. Girls is in its last few episodes of the season and with that in mind, the consequences of the characters' actions and their "adult" decisions finally come to erupt their self-contained, go-lucky little worlds. We often like to romanticize the past--the good old days with one's lover that started the relationship. However, on this anxious mission to save our love, we fail to observe the ways in which said relationship has evolved--how we have changed that person's perspective and how they have changed ours. Except, sometimes there is not always mutual change, causing these old ideas about our partner to clash with their reality. All of this occurs in "Role-Play", and not only does this happen with Hannah and Adam, but with Jessa, Shoshanna and even a bit with Marnie. How does one grow with another person attached to them? Is it really an all or nothing type of situation?
As open-minded as she tries to present herself, Hannah doesn't take to change very well. And there has been a major change in Adam since his Broadway career has taken off. He's found a sense of purpose in his work. It's not simply him trying on hats anymore, this is Adam actually being "at work", a concept of which he never really took seriously before. Before, Hannah found a weird security in the fact that Adam's focus and passions were mainly directed towards her, but now her position has shifted and she is number two in his life. It is all too evident when Adam barely even notices or cares that Hannah spent the night with one of her male co-workers after a night of drinking. This is pretty much Hannah's worst nightmare come true; Adam is no longer directing every ounce of his attention onto her. Hannah's domestic tranquility is disrupted and after a bit of off-kilter relationship advice from Elijah, Hannah hatches her most foolishly audacious resolute to recapture Adam's attention. A plan that presents us with one of the show's most hilarious and bizarre scenarios.
All of that said, some of the scenarios in which we get to see Adam passively pushing Hannah away feel a bit forced, especially after last week. Yet at the same time, one can understand Adam's own candor in the situation. While we might be ready to dismiss Adam as a jerk by the end of the episode, one must also take into account the reality of Hannah's own misconceptions about what her boyfriend wants. Adam's development as a person has seen him gain purpose in Hannah but also now, his work. Adam was one of those guys dismissive of what one would call "normal routine". Pride for one's work? Work never seemed to be at the top of Adam's list of priorities. He let his passions and odd hotheaded disposition rule him. It is interesting to see how Adam's development is clashing with Hannah's stagnancy in true development. Adam is beginning to observe Hannah's own lack of true growth in their relationship. Adam's disposition has shifted, yet Hannah's perspective has stayed the same. In a sense, Hannah is holding Adam back from recognizing his own potential.
All of this comes about rather quickly, which is both a little bewildering and gives one an "all too soon" feeling. Still, one might consider the best attributive adjective for young relationships is abrupt. Everything happens quickly and without much warning, because these are young adults still filling out their own personalities in a world that more or less takes them seriously. Adam is totally dismissive throughout the episode. He's passive when his director throws Hannah out of a rehearsal of which he invited her and flippantly pushes her to put on a deranged bondage garm and get her relationship back on track. However, she falters (much to our amusement) and ends up getting Adam's attention in the worst way, making him realize he wants his own space. And he's staying with Ray of all people. It makes it all the more evident that Adam has been planning an out for a considerable amount of time now. This whole thing is excruciating to watch--almost masochistic, yet oh so hilarious and entertaining. You know the end result will be nothing good, but you enjoy the ride while it lasts--all up until that last bit.
Adam's dismissive attitude towards Hannah comparing their work is a definite and cruel jab at Hannah's individuality as a writer. Patti LuPone's words of warning have become harsh reality and there's a crushing sense of reaching an end that taps into the not-so-comedic tragedy of young relationships. But while Adam sees this momentary impasse between them as a pause, Hannah observes Adam's candor as a distinct resolute against her whole being. Where does a relationship go after a confrontation like this--the kind of confrontation full of unsaid things that have been boiling under the surface for some time. Hannah hasn't been enjoying her and Adam's level intimacy lately and Adam has not been particularly interested in all of Hannah's drama. "What drama? This is just me." And Adam responds "Exactly" That last moment between Hannah and Adam pretty much says it all: Hannah has likely ruined her relationship. Either that or she has observed her mistake and will take the necessary steps in rebuilding and supporting Adam. However, knowing Hannah she'll likely make it much worse. This isn't to say that Adam is totally right in his perspective--neither of the pair are, but they play both perspectives beautifully. The situation is just a little terrible to watch unfold, no matter how hilarious the previous scenario happens to be.
In the two beginning episodes of the season, Shoshanna expressed her admiration for Jessa. She's always had this idea about her cousin that were more glamorous than the reality. Maybe this naïve idea of Jessa that Shoshanna had constructed was a product of her own shallow upbringing based on surface level observations that rarely apply to the ugly reality. Whether that is true or not, this is the episode where Shoshanna gets a very disappointing reality check concerning her cousin. Jessa finds herself happily role-playing as Jasper's new daughter--something to keep him from pitifully doing drugs alone. Shoshanna is subjected to all of their antics together and it gives her a real look into just how much danger Jessa is in if this continues down this path with this abysmal new father figure of hers.
Reaching out to Jasper's daughter, Dot portrayed by Felicity Jones is the best thing Shoshanna could have done, splitting this toxic relationship between Jessa and Jasper. Jasper has someone to help him, but Jessa doesn't really have anyone willing to pull her out of her own drug-induced debauchery. At least Shoshanna is able to observe it in all of it's ugliness, but she doesn't know how to help Jessa do and be better. The demystification of Jessa is probably the most important and prominent warning sign Shoshanna has observed with new eyes and it makes one wonder how it will affect their relationship from here on out. Jessa admits she's an addict. She's not hiding that reality anymore. But now that Jessa's buzz is gone--a father figure that leaves her in the dust--how will she replace it? What now?
As it happens, Marnie continues to be a mess. It's great that she's inspired in her music yet again and is helping Soo-Jin out with her art gallery--but the reality is, Marnie stays stagnant and flailing because she's finding purpose through other people's validation. She's not letting herself take charge of her own circumstance. This is why she always fumbles in her endeavors and ends up shooting herself in the foot. The scene between her and Desi makes one die of second-hand embarrassment because obviously this was going to happen, it has to. This Desi guy is too good to be true and it's both crushing and hilarious to see Marnie trip herself up again. How does she continue to find herself in these situations? Maybe Marnie isn't supposed to be the lead on anything. She's playing side-kick to a lot of situations and she likes to act as though she's empowered through it all, but she's having the worst time and the worst luck. That said, she's probably doing a hell of a lot better than most people. Even if Desi doesn't happen to be someone she gets romantically involved with, he can possibly help her open doors to something more rewarding, creatively. The same goes for Marnie's relationship Soo-Jin. Maybe, just maybe Marnie's luck could be turning around if she plays her cards right.
This episode of Girls is a little messy and abrupt. It's true. But it definitely helps that this is one of the most laugh-out-loud funniest episodes of the season and Dunham's comedic range is exemplified here, as well as those dramatic elements. This season as a whole has done a great job at leveling out the humor and the drama to near perfection. And while the installment happens to have a choppy element to it, the final result puts everything into important perspective for the final two episodes. Can you have part of a person in a committed relationship? If we're observing the girls and their relationships here, then the answer would be an emphatic maybe. When professional and romantic relationships clash, one has got to give and the other may fall by the wayside. Playing at being in healthy adult relationships instead of developing along the way like an actual person, these things will happen however unfortunate and ugly they are.This is all good material with a purpose, no matter how haphazardly it occurs. "Role-Play" gets 4 out of 5 stars!
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Feb. 21, 2011
SEATTLE - Freshman Chelsea Orr is the Gohuskies.com Student-Athlete of the Week for the week of Feb. 14-20. This is the first such honor for Orr and the women's track and field team this season.
The Sammamish, Wash., native, stood atop the podium for Team USA at the seventh annual North America, Central America and Caribbean Athletic Association (NACAC) Cross Country Championships at Queen's Park Savannah in Trinidad. Orr earned the individual gold medal in the junior women's race to lead the U.S. to the silver team medal.
The NACAC Championships contested races for the open men's 8 km, open women's 6 km, junior men's 6 km and junior women's 4 km. Including Team USA, 166 athletes from 20 nations competed at the 2011 NACAC Championships.
In the first race of the day, Orr ran patiently in the lead pack during the first 2 km loop before taking control of the race at about 3 km. With about 400 meters remaining, Orr held a seven second advantage over Fiona Benson of Canada with Benson trying to close the gap but Orr went on to a six second win, running 13:54. Julia Foster (Albuquerque, N.M.) was the second Team USA finisher, running 14:13 for seventh.
Other nominees include: Jacob Lamb (baseball), Matthew Bryan-Amaning (men's basketball), Conlin McCabe (men's crew), Trevor Simbsy (men's golf), Martin Kildahl (men's tennis), Kristi Kingma (women's basketball), Anya Alvarez (women's golf), Ruby Engreitz (gymnastics), Kaitlin Inglesby (softball), Denise Dy (women's tennis).
2010-11 Gohuskies.com Student-Athlete's Of The Week:
Feb. 21 - Chelsea Orr (women's track and field/cross country)
Feb. 14 - Niki Williams (softball)
Feb. 7 - Samantha Walior (gymnastics)
Jan. 31 - Denise Dy (women's tennis)
Jan. 24 - Matthew Bryan-Amaning (men's basketball)
Jan. 17 - Kale Schmidt (men's track and field)
Jan. 10 - Kristi Kingma (women's basketball)
Jan. 3 - Mason Foster (football)
Dec. 27 - Isaiah Thomas (men's basketball)
Dec. 20 - Scott Suggs (men's basketball)
Dec. 13 - Kindra Carlson (volleyball)
Dec. 6 - Chris Polk (football)
Nov. 29 - Chris Polk (football)
Nov. 22 - Allie Beahan (women's soccer)
Nov. 15 - Jorde LaFontaine-Kussmann (women's soccer)
Nov. 8 - Kindra Carlson (volleyball)
Oct. 25 - Valaree Fowler (men's crew)
Oct. 18 - Jermaine Kearse (football)
Oct. 11 - Jorde LaFontaine-Kussmann (women's soccer)
Oct. 4 - Jake Locker (football)
Sept. 27 - Karinn Dickinson (women's golf)
Sept. 20 - Stephen Fung (men's soccer)
Sept. 13 - Jermaine Kearse (football)
Sept. 6 - Kate Deines (women's soccer)
Aug. 30 - Kindra Carlson (volleyball)
Aug. 23 - Kellye Joswick (women's soccer)


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Greece Back in Focus; Investors Not Pleased
By Cynthia Lin and Stephen L. Bernard
Greece is once again stirring up worries for investors.
The nation's prime minister is set to meet with euro-zone leaders to assess the progress of reforms required to receive financial bailouts. Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has said his country needs more time to implement spending cuts and other reforms.
Dow Jones Newswires is reporting Greece's new government has a proposal that would give it two more years to meet its deficit targets. But the proposal may provoke intense disagreements among the country's creditors on how to cut its debt mountain down.
As detailed in today's front-page WSJ story, German Chancellor Angela Merkel faces some tough choices as the Greek crisis intensifies:
The Greek government, struggling with depression-like conditions that have pushed the economy to the brink, is likely to need many billions of euros of additional aid to avoid bankruptcy.
If Athens doesn't get the money, it may be forced to leave the euro, an outcome that would undermine financial markets' tenuous confidence in other vulnerable southern euro members, including Spain and Italy.
An expansion of Greece's €173 billion ($213.4 billion) bailout that was agreed to this spring faces adamant opposition in Ms. Merkel's center-right coalition in Germany's parliament, the Bundestag.
The Treasurys market is making one of its bolder advances today, after quietly recovering in the past three sessions in what's been a painful month so far. Ten-year notes are up 11/32 to yield 1.766% and 30-year bonds are up 1 1/32 to yield 2.858%.
Meanwhile, major currency pairs are trading in tight ranges ahead of the FOMC meeting minutes, expected to be released at 2:00 pm Eastern Time.
Though expectations for further monetary easing have diminished since the gathering three weeks ago, market participants are still interested to see just how much discussion there was about easing and how close the central bank might be to enacting further measures.
If investors see the Fed being very close to pulling the trigger, that would likely add to the dollar's recent woes. For Wednesday though, the dollar is slightly positive. The Wall Street Journal Dollar Index is up to 71.3111 from 71.252 late Tuesday. The euro is at $1.2451, versus $1.2443 late Thursday, according to EBS via CQG.
For stocks, it looks like investors might have to wait a little longer for stock benchmarks to hit those multiyear highs on a closing basis.
Stocks are tilting lower for a third straight session, with the Dow down 54 points, led lower by Hewlett-Packard's 2.5% decline ahead of its earnings report after the bell. The S&P 500 is down 4 and Nasdaq Comp is down 6.
–Chris Dieterich contributed to this post.
For more MarketBeat and other streaming markets coverage from The Wall Street Journal, point your mobile browser to wsj.com/marketspulse.


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The Kentucky Derby is almost here and you know what that means! Time to get your Kentucky Derby hat on! Every year thousands of people flock to Churchill Downs to not only watch the most exciting two minutes in sports entertainment but also to wear the mot outlandish hat possible and standing out from the crowd. Part Mardi Gras and part high society, the hats to be seen are just as exciting as the race itself.
Wearing a hat to the Kentucky Derby is said to bring good luck and was a trend started by women that goes back to a time when the Kentucky Derby was fashioned after the Epsom race in England. Then in the 1900s, women were finally coming into their own right and embraced the art of millinery thus created a movement of enormous hats that were embellished with feathers, silk flowers, waxed satin ribbon and tulle thus bringing in many of the elaborate detailing we see in Derby hats today. Also women of the south never allowed themselves to be tanned by the sun so it was the obvious solution to wear a big hat or even to carry a parasol to prevent any sun touching their skin on such events outdoors. Generally speaking women tend to wear wide brimmed hats to the event but with the much celebrated wedding of Prince Henry to Lady Kate, fascinators have become just as fashionable to wear as well.
Lady Diane Hats in Coeur d'Alene, ID, has made a name for themselves in the KY Derby hat industry. In their 11th year of creating hats for the event, owner Diane Siverson takes great in creating some of the most amazing hats you can find. With her special talent of being able to match colors, dyes and blend even from memory, you can rest assure that you'll be getting the KY Derby hat of your dreams.
In a conversation with Diane of Lady Diane Hats, you might think that she's seen/heard it all when it comes to KY Derby hat creations but surprisingly enough many women come in and need to be coxed into more embellishments to make their accessory stand out in the crowd. Her hats are made of dupoini silk, (a crisp fabric similar to shantung but heavier) and many of her embellishments are made to suit the hat including flowers and feathers. She's not afraid to give you the hat of you've always imagined including the wildly colored hand adorned with ostrich feathers you've always desired.
With fascinators becoming wildly popular, Lady Diane Hats also creates stunning fascinators. Enter their second year created them, Diane states that she has seen a surgent in fascinators this year. Her fascinators are made with a rubberized comb that grips the hair and a small string that wraps around the ear to keep it in place ensuring that even the most elaborate fascinator in the strongest wind won't budge at all. Just ask the newscaster who wore her fascinator last year in high winds without a fashion malfunction last year!
Currently Lady Diane Hats is still taking orders for KY Derby hats and fascinators until Tuesday, April 29. Orders received by April 29 will be overnighted to your hotel in Louisville, KY and be there waiting for you. For more information about Lady Diane Hats or to try on some of their KY Derby hats with their virtual hat companion visit their site at http://ladydianehats.com/.
Just in case you're wondering which comes first the hat or the dress, Diane believes that the dress should come first! It's easier to match a dress to a hat than the other way around. Now you know ladies!
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Rudyard Kipling1865–1936
Rudyard Kipling was born in Bombay, India. He spent much of his childhood and adult life in England and America, but traveled back to India and to South Africa as a journalist. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1907. He also received the Gold Medal of Royal society of Literature, among other honors. He refused to become England's Poet Laureate in 1895 and also refused the Order of Merit award.


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John Connell Johnson
Position: DB
Height: 6-3 Weight: 198 lbs.
Born: December 11, 1933 in Pittsburgh, PA
Died: October 18, 2015 in Evanston, IL
High School: Carrick
College: Miami (FL) (school history) (Johnson college stats)
Drafted by the Chicago Bears in the 4th round (49th overall) of the 1957 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 8 (7842nd overall since 1950)
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Clean energy trade disputes miss the point
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- 24 June 2011
Allison Hannon, Senior Finance Sector Manager, The Climate Group, comments on China's recent announcement of wind turbine subsidies cuts - and how the clean energy industry will still continue to grow in both China and the US.
NEW YORK: China's recent announcement that it will drop its subsidies and local content requirements for wind turbines in Section 301 of the Clean Energy Petition, is sure to please US manufacturing proponents and anger their Chinese counterparts - for about a week.
But once the dust has settled and both sides have taken full measure of the news, the clean energy situation will remain the same: the clean energy industry will continue to grow in both countries, and China will continue to have an advantage because they have a clear and stable energy policy.
The fact is that while trade disputes win political points, they are not necessary to create clean energy jobs in either country.
The clean energy sector has an increasingly global supply chain, where a given clean energy product or project is sourced in multiple countries, meaning that with clean energy, as with most issues between China and the US, simplistic assumptions do not apply.
To illustrate this point, research from Bloomberg New Energy Finance shows that wind turbines manufactured in China and installed in the US use American towers and foundations. This means that roughly one-third of the jobs created from the 'Chinese' turbines are created in the US.
The same holds true with solar panels. Research from Garten Rothkopf shows that a utility–scale solar PV plant installed in the US using Chinese panels creates about 10,000 direct jobs in the US at $15-41/hour, and about half as many direct jobs in China at $1.50-3/hour.
The reason is that most of the jobs created from clean energy projects (73%) are created in the country where the energy is generated, not where the technology is manufactured.
So while China has leapt to the forefront in clean energy technology manufacturing due to its clear and stable energy policy, this is not necessarily a bad thing for the US.
Chinese manufacturing makes clean energy technologies cheaper. In turn, this means more clean energy projects can be installed, and more clean energy jobs can be created, in the US.
If the US wants to compete with China on clean energy jobs (R&D, manufacturing, installation and operations jobs) it should pursue clear and stable energy policies that will enable domestic competitiveness not pursue trade disputes.
Disputes of this kind are not only a double edged sword (China is not the only country with local content rules), but they miss the point that growth in clean energy manufacturing leads to more industry and jobs in both countries.
For more information, see the following statements:
United Steelworkers
Office of the United States Trade Representative
Blue Green Alliance
See our work in China and North America


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Before I started to do my interview with Tom Holkenborg, who we know as Junkie XL, I was a little nervous since I was meeting one of the film music world's most interesting and promising musicians outside of his mentor, Academy Award winner Hans Zimmer. Through his touteledge with the great Zimmer, Tom has become a masterful composer in his own right supplying powerful additional music of his own to Zimmer's projects.
Now with films such as the thriller "Paranoia", and back to back hit films, "300: Rise of An Empire" and "Divergent", Tom's work is now front and center giving those films the added power that they really needed to become memorable in their own right. His music transcending to the apex of what a film score should do for the film it is written for. Tom is a very versitile composer who is ready to take the major leap into the big time as his work on "300" and "Divergent" currently demonstrate.
For this brief and every engaging interview I had with Tom over the phone which was very lively and exciting, he was able to share with me his thoughts on work on "300: Rise of An Empire", "Divergent" and "Paranoia", how his scores for the films came together, the recording sessions and working with composer Hans Zimmer. Easily one of the more energetic interviews I've had to date and I'm really glad to share it with you all.
Let's talk about your recent work on the upcoming action-thriller "300 Rise of an Empire" What got you interested in this project?
Junkie XL: I was pulled into the project with about five to six weeks left on it. I knew what they wanted right way, I started to experiment, and bulls-eye!
What were the recording sessions like?
Junkie XL: I recorded mostly at night in the hallway! It worked out really well, with an aggressive sonic palette, but I was making the music organically. I used live bass guitar and drums. A particular scene with the wave sound effects was an inspiration, where I took the actual sound effects and looped them over and over with rhythmic drums and synths dominating, playing over and over again, creating a big downbeat. Then I stretched it out with brass and strings, making it sound bigger and bigger. 300 is not necessarily about the past. With Frank Miller's starting point you can take liberties and take things out of context.
Let's talk about the soundtrack album. How did you put it together?
Junkie XL: Once the music was done, I took all of the pieces in the film and extended, shortened or created new parts. I let tracks go a little bit longer to create a great listening experience. I also extend themes that appeared in short form in the film.
Let's talk about Divergent. What interested you in the project?
Junkie XL: The film is very interesting that it takes place through the eyes of this young woman. The whole film is pretty much from a first person perspective. Throughout the film, we feel that she's in danger as a Divergent, and the audience also feels that. I needed to write music that we feel along with her, with a more futuristic approach that echoes the yearning of pure melancholy.
How much music did you finally end up writing?
Junkie XL: Within the film there's about between 70 to 90 minutes. I wrote, all told, about two and half hours worth. I mean the film is really wall to wall. I spent ten weeks on the film.
What's it like working with Hans Zimmer?
Junkie XL: Working with Hans is a real blessing! I met him in Berlin, ten years ago, and he asked me to work with him at Remote Control. He's a blast to work with and a real collaborator. I feel very blessed!
I want to give very special thanks to Tom for spending his time with me and being very candid about his passion for music which is refreshing!
Please feel free to visit Tom's official website @ http://www.junkiexl.com/
The soundtrack to "300:Rise Of An Empire" is available on Watertower Music and available to order on iTunes and @ http://www.amazon.com/300-Empire-Original-Picture-Soundtrack/dp/B00HZMRZI6/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1397077658&sr=1-1&keywords=300+rise+of+an+empire+soundtrack
The score album to "Divergent" will be released next week on Interscope Records available for pre-order on iTunes and @ http://www.amazon.com/Divergent-Original-Motion-Picture-Score/dp/B00IV6RKAI/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1397077747&sr=1-1&keywords=divergent+score
Here is Junkie XL's Bio:
"If the mark of a great artist is experimentation, then Tom Holkenborg (Junkie XL) is this generation's Thomas Edison. Now over fifteen years into his career, he has survived in the industry longer than most producers have been alive and conquered almost every genre that music plays a part in. "When I found out in 1986 how my sampler could produce sounds, I knew it was pointless to ever leave the studio," says Holkenborg. In an age where living past your 21st birthday makes you an 'old-timer' ripe for the proverbial comeback, Mr. Holkenborg has been there and back…and back again to tell his tale.
Junkie XL is a one-man musical revolution. He is a teacher, producer, remixer and composer, but most importantly, he is something few today still are – a musician. After many years and as many successful collaborations, the forthcoming Synthesized sees Holkenborg go it alone, playing every instrument himself. The beautifully Salvador Dali-esque cover art sees Holkenborg return confidently to his tough, take-no-prisoners, bass heavy stylings on his sixth LP and first studio album in four years. Synthesized features tracks such as the unrelentingly heavy "Klatshing!," the Ministry-by-way-of-Ed-Banger "Kill The Band." On "Leave Behind Your Ego," it's hard to tell who's doling out harder acid – a Timothy Leary sample or Holkenborg's 808. Other vocal cameos include Tommie Sunshine and Curt Smith (Tears For Fears), Fredrik Saroea (DATAROCK) and Isis Salam (Chinese Flash Mob, formerly Thunderheist). But it's not all-scathing aural abuse, "The Art of Luxurious Intergalactic Time Travel" and "Take Off On Molly's E" see him chilling it out with beautiful, "lysergic" lullabies.
Not content to just release an album of original compositions; Holkeborg has been scoring films the past few years. Recently, Holkenborg collaborated with Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer on one of the highest-grossing films of all time, Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises, the final installment in the Batman series. Zimmer is a Junkie fan, as this marks the fourth film that Holkenborg has helped him score – including Megamind, Madagascar 3 and fan favorite Inception. Moving into Zimmer's Remote Control Productions' studio, the two have worked together on other musical projects, including this year's remix of the The Academy Awards® theme song.
But why stop at films? Tom has also provided music to countless videogames including EA's Burnout: Paradise, The Sims 2, Forza Motorsport and most recently Shinjuku which features graphics from famed Japanese designer Yoshitaka Amano of Final Fantasy fame.
His entry to this high-profile world was his Junkie XL moniker, which he began on 1997′s Saturday Teenage Kick. Unlike most producers swept up by the so-called 'Electronica Craze,' not only did he hang on, but ended up flourishing even more in the early outings. Following his debut, he released a steady stream of solo records starting with Big Sounds of the Drags (2000), Radio JXL: A Broadcast from the Computer Hell Cabin (2003), Today (2006) and Booming Back At You (2008); all the while doing production for other artists, supervising films, scoring commercials, video-games and more films than one can count.
Holkenborg has done it all. It's his understanding of electronic music in its many forms that keeps him working in said arenas whereas most composers are just beginning to dip their toes in those quantized waters. "Many people in Hollywood appreciate electronic music and can ably utilize its hallmark instruments, but few have ever performed it live in front of several hundred thousand dancing maniacal kids. No studio can simulate that."
With a deep commitment to collaboration, Holkenborg has worked with a grab bag of superstars including The Sex Pistols, Justin Timberlake, Peter Tosh, Michael Bublé, Tiësto, Sarah McLachlan, Jan Hammer, Fatboy Slim, Sasha and Madonna. 2003's Radio JXL included collaborations with Dave Gahan (Depeche Mode), Gary Numan, Robert Smith (The Cure) and Chuck D (Public Enemy). The album included the breakthrough remix of Elvis Presley's 1968 single, "A Little Less Conversation" – marking the first time the Presley Estate ever granted permission to any producer to retouch any Elvis material. The JXL mix became the soundtrack to the 2002 World Cup, initiating the hugely selling Greatest Hits compilation and the rebirth of Elvis to a new generation of late-night dancers and music fans. It was many, many weeks before the remix "left the #1 building." Featured in several films, including Ocean's Eleven, the song became a number one hit in more than 20 countries worldwide.
Mr. Holkenborg now seeks to pass the torch to a new generation of producers, remixers, composers and artists by teaching at The ArtEZ Conservatorium, one of the major art institutes in the Netherlands. As an Associate Professor, he is able to infuse his students with his passion for classical music and years of experience, "it's something I really love to do. To see the look in their eyes when I unlock the hidden language of music. It's worth more than 200 Oscars or Grammys…well, maybe not 200, but a lot!" Now an elder statesman in a game where few exist, Junkie XL has defied the odds and the ticking tweenage clock to stay on the dancefloor as long as he likes."


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This dress was hand-made to my specifications. It was worn once on my wedding day in Hawaii for a total of about 7 hours. It is an absolutely gorgeous gown. The top has hand-sewn delicate beads. The straps are sheer and very comfortable. The body of the dress is a very light and elegant silk chiffon. The best part about the dress is the back; it is low but very feminine and classy. I am a fan of my back and arms and this dress highlighted both very nicely. It is a very light and flowing dress, it was perfect for our destination wedding in Hawaii. I wore it with flat sandals. It would also look fabulous with a pair of heels. This is a warm weather wedding dress. I wish I could wear it again and again- it was very comfortable.
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The Sochi Olympics results are in for the men's halfpipe, and the results are going to be a stunner for many fans. Shaun White was aiming to earn his third consecutive Olympic gold in the event, but it may not have gone quite as he'd hoped. Fox Sports shared the scoop on Feb. 11.
Shaun White, dubbed "The Flying Tomato," would have been the first American male to earn gold in three Olympics in a row in the same event. Many thought he was practically a slam-dunk to earn the title, but when push came to shove it didn't pan out that way.
The men's halfpipe took place Tuesday at the Sochi Olympics, and Shaun White finished in fourth place. Iouri Podladtchikov from Switzerland won the gold, while Ayumu Hirano from Japan took the siilver. The bronze went to Taku Hiraoka, also from Japan.
Fans still love Shaun White, regardless of his missing out on the Sochi Olympics gold medal in men's halfpipe Tuesday. It's clear, also, that Shaun loves his fans. The day before the competition he uploaded a video to YouTube thanking fans for their support.
While White is surely disappointed in his medal miss, he's most certainly given fans plenty of reasons to be proud over the years. It's a disappointment he didn't get that gold, but he's still top-notch in the book of many long-time Shaun White fans.


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Bulldogs' Dreams Come True in Draft
Six Bulldogs were selected in 2012 Major League Baseball Draft.
'Dogs Stay Alive, Beat Michigan St. 8-2
Fresno State used clutch hitting to beat Michigan State, 8-2, to advance to Sunday action at the 2012 NCAA Stanford Regional.
QUOTES: Fresno State 8, Michigan State 2
Baseball Ready for Regional Action
Fresno State will open the NCAA Stanford Regional against the No. 11-ranked Cardinal on Friday night at 6 p.m. PT on Klein Field at Sunken Diamond.
Baseball Wins Seventh Straight WAC Title
Fresno State defeated Sacramento State 4-3 in 13 innings to claim the 2012 WAC Baseball Tournament championship on Sunday at Hohokam Stadium in Mesa, Ariz.
Baseball Wins Seventh Straight WAC Title
May 27, 2012
2011 (Junior): Appeared and started in 12 games ... finished with a 3.84 ERA and 5-3 record ... struck out 45 batters in 63.1 innings pitched ... set a career-high in with seven strikeouts against New Mexico State (May 15) ... tied a career-high in batters faced (29) against Sacramento State (Apr. 23).
2010 (Sophomore): Made 29 appearances out of the bullpen ... made one start against Cal Poly (Mar. 23) ... threw 26.1 innings ... posted a 6.84 ERA with 25 strikeouts ... recorded a save against Hawai'i (Apr. 10) ... recorded three strikeouts against CSU Bakersfield (Apr. 13) and at New Mexico State (May 7).
2009 (Freshman): Made 21 appearances and threw 16.2 innings ... recorded a 2-0 record with a save and a 7.02 ERA ... struck out 15 batters ... had a season-high three strikeouts against Buffalo (Mar. 14) and at Hawai'i (May 23) ... threw a career-high 2.1 innings at Hawai'i (May 23).
Archbishop Riordan HS: Lettered three years in baseball ... First-team All-Western Catholic League in 2007 and 2008 ... two-time MVP ... San Francisco Chronicle Player of the Month in 2008 ... threw a perfect game at the Joe DiMaggio Regional Tournament ... led the league in strikeouts his junior year.
Personal: Born March 7, 1990 in San Bruno, Calif. ... son of Terri Fosnes and Hal Harlan ...enjoys playing basketball, football and video games ... his biggest athletic thrill is before you start a game ... also recruited by UNLV, USF, and Santa Clara.
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Dr. Gutierrez received his medical degree from the University of Toledo College of Medicine in 2002, after which he completed an internship and residency in internal medicine at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, MA from 2002-2005. He then completed a clinical and research fellowship in nephrology at the joint Brigham and Women's Hospital / Massachusetts General Hospital nephrology fellowship program in 2008. During his fellowship, he obtained a Masters in Medical Science (MMSc)in clinical investigation at Harvard Medical School.
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A tweet of Cris Castillo, one of the popsters, confirmed that the pop princess and certified box office queen, Sarah Geronimo will be on ASAP 19 this coming Sunday. Based on her tweet, Sarah's scheduled appearance in the longest-running musical variety show in the Philippines is very special because she will be celebrating her 26th birthday with fellow ABS-CBN talents on the show.
According to Tita Cristy, the pop princess decided to advance her 26th birthday celebration due to her busy schedule. "Sarah Geronimo will be very busy for "The Voice Kids" this month of July," Tita Cristy tweeted. After reading Tita Cristy's tweet, her fellow popsters confirmed that they will stay at home just to watch their idol's celebration.
Sarah is so blessed, but despite her success in the industry, the pop princess remained humble and modest. She has never changed; her humility and confidence are two great factors of her successful journey in the industry. On heart matters; the superstar in her generation is saying that she is in love with Matteo Guidicelli, an actor-athlete that almost changed the rules and regulations of the Geronimos.
Matteo is still in the U.S. this morning for a TFC show in Virginia; after he finished his commitment, the hunk actor promised to go back to Manila. For some observers, he is a lucky guy because he got the pop princess' parents' approval. Two weeks ago, he came out and talked about Sarah Geronimo; and even though he failed to discuss his feelings, Matteo told everyone that Sarah deserves to be happy.
Going back to Sarah's birthday celebration in ABS-CBN's "ASAP 19," some observers are claiming that she will receive a gift from Matteo, her boyfriend for almost nine months now according to an insider. Sarah has nothing to ask for. She has a solid family, a successful showbiz career and a very steady relationship with a man whom they called prince charming.
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Hotel Sauna Rule #1: Make Sure That Door Leads to the Sauna.Posted on October 17th, 2011 by Chris in Humor, news, tags: Gordon Ramsay, Hotel, hotel sauna, sauna, Specsavers, travel
British eyewear brand Specsavers gives us a cautionary video of what can happen if you don't read the signs on the doors carefully at your hotel. A hotel guest thinks he's heading into the hotel's sauna for a relaxing steam. Instead he ends up eye to eye with a rather irate Gordon Ramsay.
He also demonstrates Sauna Rule #2: Always sit on a towel, because you never know what was on that bench, and people don't want to touch the wood your bare bum touched.
Watch the 40 second video and see: Sometimes what looks like a sauna isn't. If you're concerned about making this mistake yourself, make sure you consult our database of hotels with saunas when you book your next trip.
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