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Stanford's annual Spring Football Fan Fest will be held on Saturday, April 24 at Stanford Stadium. The day includes a youth clinic, free food and drinks, play stations, interactive games and activities, the Cardinal-White Game and an autograph session.
Fans will have a chance to check out the 2004 Cardinal in the annual Spring Game, which will begin at 1:00 pm. The scrimmage will last approximately one hour. Following the scrimmage, fans will have an opportunity to meet players and get autographs.
A Youth Clinic gets the day started at 11:00 am. All kids 14 and under are welcome to participate. Sign ups begin at 10:15 am on the Stanford Football Practice Fields. The one-hour clinic will feature members of the Cardinal football team and coaching staff. The first 500 participants will earn a free membership to Team Cardinal, which includes a t-shirt and free admission to selected games.
The Fan Fest gets under way at 12:10 pm at Stanford Stadium. Free food and drinks will be provided to the first 2,000 fans.
For more information on the Stanford Football Fan Fest, please call (650) 725-2876
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Rijsttafel, Smorgasbord, Buffet. No matter what name you use, all will have a wonderful selection of many favorite foods! In the islands of Dutch Indonesia, the largest spread of favorite foods is referred to as Rijsttfel , which translates as Rice Table. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rijsttafel One might find hard boiled eggs in coconut sauce, made a bit savory by the addition of some hot, red chilies, some stewed beef that has been heavily seasoned with cumin, a wonderful rice dish, Beef Sate (tender, marinated, skewered, and served with Peanut Sauce), a Gado Gado Salad (lightly steamed cabbage, boiled potatoes, steamed green beans, cucumber, hard-boiled egg, bean sprouts, Tofu, all tossed in a spicy peanut dressing and garnished with puffy shrimp chips), a savory roast chicken served in a complex coconut sauce, and several kinds of Sambal (a hot condiment) to add even more heat if desired. In Scandinavia, one might find a Smorgasbord. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sm%C3%B6rg%C3%A5sbord This too is a table, displaying an almost endless spread of delectable foods. It is usually divided onto two tables. One table of cold choices usually including several different salads (whipped rhubarb with cream, prunes whipped with cream, cucumbers with onions and sour cream, assorted varieties of cold herring and sometimes smoked fish). The second table displays a large array of hot entrees such as Swedish Meatballs, Roast Beef, Roast Chicken, Roast Ham, and whipped potatoes with gravy. The giant, excessive food orgy enjoyed in both France and in the United States is referred to as a Buffet. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffet - Origins This is always a table featuring a feast of epic proportions and amazing variety. There is virtually no limit to what one might find on a Buffet. There is one usual rule of thumb, though; Be careful about how many times you might come back to fill up a new plate, as with too many trips, one might get hurt!
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Previewed this Spring 2009 as a solid upcoming 2010 NFL Draft, the wheels continue to come off more and more at the WR position with the latest news in from Minnesota and Syracuse.
First, it was Dez Bryant's suspension not being lifted by the NCAA.
Now, today, one of the top graded WR that was thought to be entering this draft, junior Mike Williams, from Syracuse, has quit the team. Williams is having a very good year, but obviously has some serious off the field issues. No mention on the direct cause, but it could be either academic failure, or disciplinary from the team (he's already been suspended once this season). Quitting on a team is never a good thing, and continues to show that this kid is troubled. If he departs permanently, he would need to play at a non-Division I school (in order to play his senior year), or enter the draft. I've got a feeling many teams just took him off their board today, but we'll have to wait and see the reasoning for his departure, and if it is temporary or permanent.
In Minnesota, Eric Decker's surgery is complete, and the rehab process will begin. However, the news is that his rehab will carry well beyond the February combine, and March campus workouts, and maybe into the summer. This is a draft killer for a lot of players, and surely drops Decker down the board some unknown distance.
A lean year of redshirt sophomore WR's (AJ Green, Julio Jones and Michael Floyd are all true sophomores and not eligible to come out) adds to the misery.
Not everyone is in tears over the bad news the past week. Illinois junior WR Arrelious Benn, who supposed has been a good camper (according to Illinois beat writers) despite playing in a pathetic offense, is the big winner. With the competition thinning out, he looks to cash in on bigger money as his draft value has jumped.
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Lauren at The Endearing Home was saving the wood baskets that her fall chrysanthemums came in to use next year, until she came up with a way to upcycle them into something cute for her home. She tried painting one, but that didn't work out too well. Lauren tells us, "I thought about how these baskets were a little flimsy and it would be nice to make it a bit more sturdy while covering up the bad paint choice."
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The Montreal Canadiens on Thursday signed forwards Connor Crisp and Daniel Carr.
Crisp, 20, signed a three-year contract. Carr, 22, signed a two-year contract. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Crisp scored 28 goals and 55 points in 67 games this season for the Sudbury Wolves of the Ontario Hockey League, and two goals in seven games for the Hamilton Bulldogs of the American Hockey League. Montreal selected him in the third round (No. 71) of the 2013 NHL Draft.
Carr recently completed his senior season with Union College, helping it win its first NCAA national championship. He led the team in scoring with 50 points (22 goals) and was plus-26. Carr had totals of 78 goals and 157 points in 160 games at Union.
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I am trying to install the meld diff viewer on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. When I run
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Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
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libgtksourceview2.0-0 libgtksourceview2.0-common python-glade2 python-gnome2 python-gtksourceview2
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python-gtk2-doc python-gnome2-doc libgtksourceview2.0-dev python-pyorbit-dbg
The following NEW packages will be installed:
libgtksourceview2.0-0 libgtksourceview2.0-common meld python-glade2 python-gnome2
python-gtksourceview2 python-pyorbit
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Selecting previously unselected package libgtksourceview2.0-common.
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Wellness Classes
The Office of Student Life provides free wellness classes for all CCA students, staff, and faculty.
The schedule is posted on the Weekly Happenings Poster located at the front desk of the Nave on the San Francisco campus and inside A2 Café on the Oakland campus.
Email Janeece Hayes for more info.
Yoga Classes
Feeling stressed? Yoga classes are gentle, restorative, therapeutic, meditative, and informative. Students feel refreshed and integrated (in body, mind, spirit) with a state of being in the present, allowing for a high degree of concentration and creativity.
Classes are open to all levels.
Mondays: 7:30 - 9 p.m. Oakland Campus | FA15: Room 2, B Building | SP16: Room 3, B Building
Thursdays 3 - 4:30 p.m. San Francisco Campus | FA15: N11, Main Building | SP16: Carolina 101* *N9 on 2/4/16, 3/3/16, 3/31/16
Sharanjit Sandhu has been teaching yoga full-time in the Bay Area for more than 14 years and has taught at CCA since 2000.
She studied Iyengar yoga from 1997 to 1998 at Piedmont Yoga's teacher-training program. In 2000 she studied tantra yoga in Rishikesh, India, along with Kalarippayattu (Indian martial arts), in Kerala, India.
As a young child, Sandhu also studied Bharatnatyam Indian classical dance and in 2000 she began studies in Odissi (another style of Indian classical dance), which are considered yogic art forms, along with the Kalarippayattu.
She earned her bachelor's in exercise science with a minor in Art History from UC Davis in 1992.
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Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian art form created sometime after the 16th century by the Africans who were enslaved in Brazil. From it came an entire culture encompassing self-defense, acrobatics, dance, music, history, and community.
A famous mestre once said, "Capoeira is for men, women, and children," meaning anyone is capable of learning the art. Students will gain flexibility, strength, rhythm, coordination, stamina and self-esteem as well as an understanding of the Capoeira and Afro-Brazilian culture.
Increase your strength, agility and coordination while having fun!
Mondays: 7:30-9 p.m. | A2 Café, Oakland campus
Fridays: 7:30-9 p.m. | A2 Café, Oakland campus
Professor Xango (Jamel Lindsay) began Capoeira on September 13, 1996, in Detroit, where he fell in love with the art. Pursuing more intensive training, he moved to California in 1999, where Capoeira became his passion.
He now teaches and trains under Mestre Chicote, a leading member of Cordao de Ouro, a prominent Capoeira group.
His talent and skill of the art form have earned him recognition within the entire Capoeira community, and has taken him to share his knowledge in France, Mexico, Guam, South Korea, and throughout the United States.
Additional Workshops at CCA
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Joel Klein and News Corp. Go Way Back
The newly appointed special adviser has dealt with the company's issues before.
According to David Carr's latest Media Equation column, the former New York City schools chancellor and current News Corp. executive first officially encountered Rupert Murdoch about fourteen years ago, when he was running the Justice Department's antitrust division in Washington. And, while there's not exactly evidence that anything unseemly went on, it does shed a new light on Murdoch's recent announcement that Klein, a lawyer by training, had been assigned the task of "provid[ing] important oversight and guidance" in the investigation of the News of the World scandal while "keeping News Corporation's board fully advised."
Apparently, back in 1997, News America Marketing, a highly profitable division of News Corp. that deals mostly in the coupon business (and now controls 90 percent of that market), announced its intention to buy Heritage Media, a major competitor. The proposed purchase drew the attention of the San Francisco office of the Justice Department, which suggested to its counterpart in Washington that the deal be challenged on antitrust grounds, a move that would usually tie things up for months. Instead, the takeover was approved within two weeks.
None of this suggests that Mr. Klein cut some sort of a deal that resulted in a job 14 years later. But the speed of the antitrust decision surprised even the people involved in the takeover. One of the participants, who declined to be identified discussing private negotiations, said he thought the sale was effectively blocked before the surprising turnaround.
"After that meeting with the San Francisco office, we all looked at each other and said, 'This deal is not going to happen,' " he said.
My colleague Eric Lipton and I spent a few days trying to tease apart who made the actual decision to give the purchase the go-ahead — "It was as if a magic button had been pushed somewhere. We were all in shock," said one of the same participants in the deal — but there is no paper trail.
Carr is careful to point out that in that same year, antitrust concerns led the Klein-led Justice Department to prevent News Corp. from selling its stake in the satellite company PrimeStar. And a News Corp. spokeswoman told him, "Joel didn't know Mr. Murdoch at the time of the Heritage Media transaction 14 years ago ... Any suggested inference is ludicrous." Either way, the episode does seem to support the notion that, when it comes to the halls of power — whether they be American or British — News Corp. has a long record of (mostly) outmaneuvering them all.


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Watch for scamsJanuary 31,2013
We are going to always be subject to losing our money to scammers if we ignore the precautions we are told to use and easily fall victim to well-trained pros. The sad part is that the big majority of victims are the elderly and disabled who are least likely to be able to withstand the high-pressure calls.
We must all be against the callers even before the call is received. Now is the time to be prepared so we will recognize the improbability of the callers claims during the big pitch and raise that big wave of caution we need so desperately. Simple hints like money having to be paid in order to receive your winnings or needing to call someone else to ask a question the original caller wont answer are dead giveaways.
Any call from area code 876 is immediate cause for suspicion as many such scams are generated in Jamaica and those with Caller ID can avoid the frustration by not answering that call. I think it is a sad state of affairs when our vulnerable citizens are taken advantage of like this. We can all help them by making sure that we teach our friends and neighbors how to say no when it is called for.
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The medium duty utility cart by Lakeside Utility cart is specifically designed for quick and easy sanitation. Cart has dual handles that allow for pushing or pulling from either end along with four clear, non-marking 4" all swivel casters to better navigate difficult areas. The patented leg design allows for a permanent snap together assembly that doesn't require tools.
Features three reinforced polyethylene shelves with extruded aluminum legs for extra sturdiness. The shelves are seamless for easy cleaning and contour shaped to add a modern look. The polyethylene material resists stains and odors in order to maintain sanitation. Cart comes in two different finish options - an attractive light gray or charcoal color that blends with any decor.
Each shelf measures 16.75" by 29.5". Cart supports up to 500 pounds. Lakeside Healthcare has created medical carts for the healthcare community for over 60 years and has become an industry standard for medical carts and equipment. Assembly required.


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Mark Kelly's file
Mark Kelly is a retired astronaut and husband of former U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords, D-Ariz., who was injured in a January 2011 shooting. The couple founded advocacy group Americans for Responsible Solutions.
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Published: June 25, 2011
Brad Smith, a wide receiver and kick returner for the New York Jets and a Chaney High School graduate, helped load boxes of food Friday at the Youngstown Salvation Army. The food distribution was a part of Feed the Children and fed 400 families.
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I get it. Skylar Diggins is beautiful.
What I don't understand is why after Skylar Diggins and her Notre Dame basketball teammates achieved success in reaching the 2011 NCAA women's basketball finals, she was rewarded with rumors of nude photos.
Yep, Skylar Diggins is officially popular folks. Skylar Diggins photos, Skylar Diggins nude photos is now a popular google search item when you type in her name.
She has entered the Erin Andrews level of uncomfortable popularity. And that's a scary thing considering Skylar Diggins is just 20-years-old.
Skylar Diggins denied the photos were her via her twitter account account last week saying, "IDK who is going around trying to deame my character, but its sad. The people that know me and love me know that I would never handle myself in such a careless and classless manner."
She added, "I can truly say I am hurt by this…I dnt believe how someone could attempt to ruin my name but being untrue. I am stronger than this though," she said. "I will not run away and hide. There is no reason to…..goodnight and I will be back to continue my thoughts and tweet regularly tomorrow…"
Her response was both heartfelt and heartbreaking because this trend of women achieving success only to be victimized by their looks is shameful.
Like Erin Andrews, Skylar Diggins did nothing to deserve this kind of embarrassing attention from some faceless cowards.
It's sad that women in sports achieve success and are often rewarded with demeaning behavior. For example, just look at this headline about Cheyenne Woods.
Tiger Woods niece, Cheyenne Woods, wins the ACC women's golf tournament by 7 shots and the focus is if she is "hotter" than Skylar Diggins.
Guess that "is the Kemba Walker hotter than Jimmer Fredette" poll got lost online somewhere.
There's nothing wrong with appreciating beauty. But it's getting quite tiresome that beauty always trumps or becomes apart of storyline when we're speaking about women in sports.


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- 24.50 x 18.50 cm
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'Page after page of stunning and inspiring sketchbook images ' – Typetoken.net
'… endlessly interesting and provides a sharp insight into the kind of mind needed to invent lettering, as well as casting a keen new light on the text we see around us every day' – The Big Issue
Nearly 120 of the world's leading typographers and graphic designers open up their private sketchbooks to reveal their creative processes
Aimed at all those who use type, whether by hand or on screen, and selected by the world's most knowledgeable and well-connected graphic design commentator, Steven Heller, this survey gets into the minds of designers who create typefaces, word-images and logos through their private sketchbooks.
Arranged by designer, this collection reveals how the world's top typographers and designers strive to find new and exciting ways of communicating through letters and words.
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And "B-Lock" probably factored in these stats: Zero carries through four games this season at tailback and just four kickoff returns for 51 yards - although that last entry may increase.
On Tuesday morning, Lockridge approached offensive coordinator/running backs coach Eric Bieniemy and defensive coordinator/secondary coach Greg Brown about a position switch. On Tuesday afternoon, for the first time in his football career, Lockridge was playing defense.
Brown has nearly run out of bodies. Lockridge, a fleet 5-7, 180-pounder, is offering his.
"I wanted to contribute; the last couple of weeks I've been on the sideline doing nothing - and that included the special teams," Lockridge said. "I just brought it to their (the coaches') attention - if you guys can use me, I'm a senior with nine weeks left. If I can do anything to contribute to the team, that would be great."
Lockridge's first day on defense probably was what he and his coaches expected: "Horrible technique," he said. "But my recovery speed helped me out."
And his learning speed, he believes, also will help absorb Brown's schemes before CU opens its Pac-12 Conference schedule on Saturday against Washington State (1:30 p.m., Folsom Field, FCS Pacific).
"Realistically it is (a lot to learn)," Lockridge admitted. "But I can do it. I have one class, so I can spend the majority of the day with the coaches and studying. Before Friday, I guarantee you I'll have it down."
He'll also have to remember Bieniemy's offense; if the Buffs need a fourth tailback it might be "B-Lock." He'll keep his current number (20) if he plays offense, but change to No. 10 if he's used on defense. (Starting freshman cornerback Greg Henderson has worn No. 20 for the first four games.)
It's only been a day and a half, but Lockridge calls the move "a good change-up for me. When I get the technique down it'll help. And communicating with our safeties (Anthony Perkins, Ray Polk) will help me out a lot. Other than that, it's just playing ball and being active. I'm having fun."
Lockridge arrived in the CU football offices early on Wednesday morning, meeting again with Brown. Head coach Jon Embree admitted the switch to defense wouldn't be easy at this point, but added, "He runs well . . . you just have to limit the things you have him do and go with it. I didn't watch him too much (Tuesday); I was watching what was going on up front rather than the back end. I'll know more (Wednesday)."
Lockridge, of Trabuco Canyon, Calif., played in only five games in 2010 before undergoing season-ending ankle surgery that also kept him out of spring drills. Prior to his surgery he had carried 35 times for 146 yards and a touchdown. Included in those numbers was his first 100-yard rushing game - a 14-carry, 109-yard performance against Hawai'i.
Embree didn't discount Lockridge seeing duty at tailback as the season progressed, but said, "I think right now he just wants to play right now and contribute. He understands the situation over there (in the secondary) right now and wants to be a team guy and help."
Although he was utilized there in the opener, Lockridge had returned just those four kickoffs this season, which appeared to be his niche during his first three years. He entered 2011 in fifth place among CU's career kickoff return leaders, averaging 23.3 yards on 30 returns, including a 98-yard scoring return in 2009.
Embree didn't rule out Lockridge being used again on kickoff returns, an area that finds the Buffs ranked last nationally at 13.8 yards a return. "He's still back there; we're going to look at another couple of guys, too," Embree said. "We're just trying to see who can do it."
Lockridge was honored earlier this month as one of 22 student-athletes named to the 2011 Allstate American Football Coaches Association Good Works Team. He routinely devotes time to playing the piano at Boulder Community Hospital and other community service projects.
The secondary's run of injuries began early. CU lost freshmen Sherrard Harrington and Jered Bell to injuries in August, then lost senior Travis Sandersfeld (fractured fibula, Week 2) and sophomore Parker Orms (leg, Week 4). Sandersfeld could be another couple of weeks away from returning, while Orms is listed as day-to-day.
Earlier injuries were suffered by seniors Arthur Jaffee (knee) and Vince Ewing (knee). Jaffee is questionable this week, while Ewing could miss another two weeks after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on Sept. 8. Also, sophomore Paul Vigo is sidelined with a pulled hamstring.
Lockridge is the second offensive player to switch sides in recent weeks. Senior receiver Jason Espinoza also moved to cornerback, but unlike Lockridge, Espinoza has played in the secondary (safety).
"We are what we are," Brown said.
Nonetheless, his defense leads the Pac-12 in two categories - pass defense (183.5 yards a game) and quarterback sacks (14).
WSU STANDS TALL ON THE STAT SHEET: Whatever lineup Brown patches together for the Cougars will face a dynamic offense. WSU leads the Pac-12 in passing offense (380.0 yards a game) and in total offense (539.7) and is in the top six nationally in both categories (No. 4 passing, No. 6 total offense). Plus, the Cougars are second in the conference in scoring offense and No. 5 nationally (49.0 points a game).
"They are tough to contend with; they've got speed, size and ability and outstanding schemes," Brown said. Look at their rankings; that speaks for itself . . . that's pretty good; let me amend that, it's real good. Yeah, that's lights out good. It's a group that can score a lot of points in a hurry."
WSU quarterback Marshall Lobbestael, a senior who stepped in when junior starter Jeff Tuel suffered a broken left clavicle in the season-opening romp (64-21) over Idaho State, is rated the conference's No. 2 passer (319.7 yards a game) but is No. 1 in passing efficiency (180.2 rating) with 10 touchdowns against two interceptions.
"It's right there on film; he's pretty good," Brown said.
The Cougars outscored their first two opponents (Idaho State, UNLV) by a combined 123-28 before being losing badly at San Diego State 42-24. WSU was off last weekend.
Critics have said the Cougars' impressive offensive numbers were inflated by two games against inferior opponents. "You can certainly say that, but they've done it," Brown argues. "They've still put the numbers up, believe me. A lot of teams - no matter who you're playing - with they had those statistics. You could be (competing against) air and be happy with those. The perception among some people is Washington State has been in the basement forever (in the Pac-10). But they've got guys, believe me. We played them last year (at Arizona), believe me, they've got guys."
WSU's trio of starting receivers stands 6-4, 6-4 and 6-1, with 6-4 sophomore Marquess Wilson averaging a national-best 143 yards receiving. He's caught four TD passes.
'J-MO' EAGER FOR HIS CHANCE: Redshirt freshman Josh Moten arrived at CU hoping to get a chance to play quarterback - his position at Narbonne High School in Carson, Calif. But he immediately went to defense and now could find himself getting significant time Saturday against WSU.
"He's another young guy who's trying to get it all figured out and put the pieces together and see how it all fits," Brown said. "He hasn't played much, but he's getting a chance this week in practice."
Moten, an athletic 6-0, 195 pounder, said his main objective this week "is just playing fundamental football at 100 miles an hour - mistake-free. If I can eliminate the mistakes I'll be in coach's good graces."
If there was disappointment at not being given a look at quarterback by the former coaching staff, it passed quickly. "I have no regrets about that - none at all," he said. "I love this position. I love the guys around, love the DB corps, love 'Coach Brownie' - he's a guru on the defensive side. I'm starting to get comfortable with the position - no regrets at all.
"Once I get the playbook down inside and out, I'll be there as a corner. My athleticism will take over from there."
Perkins, CU's senior safety, said he'll be comfortable with whoever lines up at corner this week: "Everybody was recruited here for a reason. Whether you're a freshman, a senior, everybody's gone through two-a-days, everybody's practiced and been in meetings. The guys who are going to step in, I'm fully confident that they'll be ready to compete. It's their time to shine now and I think they're going to do a great job with that."
UMM, THESE DOCS AND COACHES LOOK FAMILIAR: In the Irony Folder, file this: WSU's team physician, Ed Tingstad, is a former Cougars player and a former teammate of head coach Paul Wulff at the school. The same setup exists at CU, where Eric McCarty is the team doc and a former teammate of Embree's.
Might be the only two FBS schools with that situation, and further enhancing the irony is McCarty playing against both Tingstad and Wulff when WSU visited Folsom Field in 1987 (a 26-17 CU win). Embree's last season was 1986.
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Margery M. Stoneking, 84, of Groveland, Florida, formerly of Columbus Junction, Iowa, passed away on Monday, June 1, 2009 at her home in Groveland. There will be a private family graveside service at Columbus City Cemetery. The Stacy-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services in Columbus Junction is in charge of local arrangements. Casket bearers will be Steve Stoneking, Chris Stoneking, Jordan Stoneking, Jason Stoneking, Matthew Stoneking and Brandon Constant. Sympathy notes may be left for the Stoneking family at www.lewisfuneralhomes.com.
Margery Maxine Satterthwaite was born on October 27, 1924 in Muscatine, Iowa, the daughter of Maynard and Cora Blanche (Thomas) Satterthwaite. On April 11, 1942, Margery was united in marriage to Chester Sherleigh Stoneking in Kahoka, Missouri. Margery was a homemaker who enjoyed playing bingo, working in the garden and especially spending time and talking on the phone with her grandchildren.
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2010 Crane Scholars RetreatJune 3, 2010
On March 26-28, the Crane Scholars Program held its annual retreat at Moon River Ranch outside of Waco. Forty-six students attended the retreat, and were joined by a number of Crane Scholar cohort leaders and their families. Leadership for the retreat was provided by Dr. Simon Oliver, associate professor of theology at the University of Nottingham.
Dr. Oliver, an ordained Anglican priest, guided morning and evening prayer during the retreat. In addition, he delivered three presentations and discussions that invited Crane Scholars to reflect upon the calling of the Christian scholar and the nature of the Christian university. Around times of prayer and discussion, the students shared meals, played Frisbee, chatted by the fire, and watched the Baylor Bears continue their march through the NCAA basketball tournament.
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A 1998 graduate of Cabrini College, Williams set 13 school records in the sprints, jumps and throwing events. "Having coached at West Chester University, only a couple of miles away, I am very familiar of what Cheyney University has to offer and sleeping giant that it can become. Cheyney has a history of good sprinters which we will build upon and become a force to reckon with in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference and in the nations," commented Williams.


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Eugène Leroy: Nudes is on view at Michael Werner Gallery, New York, thorugh January 5, 2013.
The film (below) by French director Christophe Loizillon documents painter Eugène Leroy at his home and studio. The film, shot in the same chiaroscuro lighting characteristic of Leroy's paintings, begins with Leroy leafing through his favorite books and speaking animatedly (in French) about Cézanne. The camera lingers on each scene: at 5:00 the camera slowly traverses Leroy's studio crowded with canvases in progress; at 7:00 Leroy draws a sef portrait in the bathroom mirror; at 8:20 he leafs through a portfolio of drawings.
Gwenaël Kerlidou reviews the exhibition Eugène Leroy: Nudes at Michael Werner Gallery, New York, on view through January 5, 2013.
Kerlidou writes that an interesting aspect of Leroy's work is "the insistence not only on the verticality of the standing nude but also on frontality. In that sense, we are not as far as we may think from the mainstay of cutting edge abstract modernism, where critique of the figure is front and center. What Leroy is doing was not so far from what Rothko (born in 1903), for example, was doing around 1949: inverting the tenets of the figure-ground equation, flattening them on a single plane; the painting becoming its own figure... transferring the spiritual presence of the figure to the painting itself, also shifted the emotional weight of the painted drama from a spectacle to a process, from the viewer to the painter; it is not a shared convention with the viewer anymore. The flattening of the plane of representation to that of presentation also turns the painter into the first emotional victim of his own work. In a certain scenario, Rothko dies because he is alone to bear the emotional weight of the impossibility of painting what needs to be painted. Leroy survives because he still shares the burden of the impossibility of representation with the viewer, because there is still a safe distance between the painter's emotional involvement in his work and his subject matter. In hindsight, Leroy's warning to young painters can be understood in terms of the dangers of the tragic sublime... There is no need to look for another sublime in Leroy's view, as it is and always will be right in front of us, in the figure's presence."
Andrew Russeth reviews the exhibition Flowers for Summer at Michael Werner Gallery on view through September 10, 2011. The show features paintings by Picasso, Kurt Schwitters, Sigmar Polke, Peter Doig, Eugène Leroy and others.
Russeth writes that the "... simple title and self-explanatory premise [belie] the high quality of work on view. That Schwitters, for instance, hangs above a spare and elegant Sigmar Polke, just a few black lines curving over a green cloud. It's a minor work — Farbprobe (Color Study), it's called — but it's also a prototype for a good percentage of the abstract paintings being made today."
An essay on the French painter Eugène Leroy by Gwenael Kerlidou, a Brooklyn-based French painter as well as Leroy's former student.
As Kerlidou describes him Leroy was a "painter of mostly semi-abstract figures in the Flemish expressionist tradition and a humanist in the vein of the late Rembrandt... he avoided both Cubism and Surrealism and never fully embraced abstraction or renounced the figure. This is what sets him apart from others of his generation, but also because he always gave precedence to human content over the rhetoric of style and insisted on the practice of painting as an act of faith."
View a great image gallery of the exhibtion Eugène Leroy, Centenary on view through October 4, 2011 at MUba Tourcoing, France.
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Alice Cooper at the Paramount Theatre, 11/23/12 (photos, review)
Alice Cooper may hold one of the longest running tenures on the hard-rock-glam-metal scene, but he's no slouch after all the success — quite the opposite actually.
Alice Cooper may hold one of the longest running tenures on the hard-rock-glam-metal scene, but he's no slouch after all the success — quite the opposite actually.
Most people never get to experience the live presence of a true legend. Make no mistake, at 87 years old, B.B. King is a true living legend.
A festive and fully-costumed crowd turned out at the Fillmore Auditorium Saturday for an evening of world fusion and dance, Beats Antique style. With Halloween in the air, the trio's striking and theatrical show made for a fitting holiday bash.
"Columbine -- not my fault." Those were the final words uttered by Marilyn Manson Tuesday night at 1stBank Center before he shrugged his shoulders and exited the stage.
Esperanza Spalding and her band, 12 members strong, played a packed Ogden Theatre Wednesday night in a performance that had the crowd singing along by show's end.
Insane Clown Posse is becoming masked — or at least, face-painted — crusaders in filing a lawsuit against the FBI. In the 2011 National Gang Threat Assessment, the federal government indicated that the group's fan base is an emerging criminal gang.
Bonnie Raitt headlined Red Rocks Amphitheatre on a picturesque Sunday evening to close out a busy weekend at the Morrison venue. Read more »
The Gathering of the Juggalos is nearly impossible to describe. Part concert, part carnival, part borderline riot, Psychopathic Records' annual festival is an experience like no other.
If you noticed a "Ghostbusters" level of "real wrath of God type stuff" happening in your neighborhood Monday night, you can attribute it to Iron Maiden's performance at Comfort Dental Amphitheatre.
Neil Young & Crazy Horse headlined their first of two nights at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Sunday. Alabama Shakes opened the show. Full review and photo gallery of Monday night's show.
Tenacious D has long been difficult to explain. l remember watching the band's HBO show and, then, asking for its debut disc from Santa. What I couldn't explain to my parents about the duo's music in 2001, I still can't today.
A dozen songs into Saturday night's show at Red Rocks, Jeff Tweedy paused and apologized. The Wilco frontman was having trouble focusing on the audience, he explained.
Ministry brought its gloom and doom metal show to the Ogden Theatre on Sunday night. Blackburner opened the show. Read more »
Ian Astbury has has always been a little pretentious. He's talented, sexy, market savvy and golden-tongued, sure, but he's a narcissist. His performance Wednesday night with the Cult at the Ogden Theatre almost changed my mind.
Tech N9ne and longtime sidekick Krizz Kaliko closed a four hour stretch of hip-hop at the Fillmore Auditorium Friday night for this year's "Hostile Takeover" tour.
Aside from the fact that an abundance of pyrotechnics brings a certain amount of awe to live music, Rammstein's Sunday night show at Denver Coliseum showed the audience members on this side of the pond what they're missing over in Germany.
As the Black Keys kicked off a short but loud set at the 1stBank Center on Monday with "Howlin' For You," they made their intentions clear via the straight-ahead, no-talk, down-and-dirty approach that has become their trademark.
There haven't been many bands from New Zealand that have become big in the U.S., and many may picture music from the country as gentle and fitting with the rolling hills of "The Lord of the Rings." Wednesday night at the Ogden Theatre, New Zealand's Naked and Famous came to Denver on a wave of synth to defy preconceptions.
It's amazing what having a catchy mega-hit single can do for you. Witness Australian artist Gotye, who played his first show ever in Colorado Friday night to a packed house at the 1,700-capacity Ogden Theatre.
Korn's "Path of Totality" tour made its way to the Fillmore Auditorium on Monday night. This tour, in support of the band's tenth studio album of the same name, brings the interesting collaboration between hard rock and heavy dubstep to life for an all-out head-banger and club-banger experience.
L.A.'s Bleached is a band born of the Misfits, and that's how it ended a too-short set last night at the Hi-Dive -- with a cover of "Horror Business." After a set that carried a strong feel of NYC Bowery punk, the Runaways, and just a little Vivian Girls, the cover was a nice fit and capped off the night well.
Lucinda Williams bridged the gap between half a dozen or so genres at the Paramount Theatre on Saturday night, "country-fying" everything from grunge to punk to power-pop in her sprawling two-hour set.
Lykke Li, the 25 year old Swedish alt-pop star, amazed the Ogden Theatere on Friday night. Despite wide acclaim for her March 2011 release, "Wounded Rhymes," as well as her 2008 debut "Youth Novels," one would have scarcely expected a tour-de-force performance like this; trippy atmospherics, a monster backing band and stunning, far-above-average production values for an Ogden-size venue.
Color me casual. As Judas Priest delighted its hardcore fans with obscure tune after obscure tune for much of its two-hour-plus show at the 1stBank Center in Broomfield on Saturday night, I couldn't help but feel I would have enjoyed the show more if it had been a lot shorter.
Primus closed out a two-night stand at the Ogden Theatre Tuesday evening with a solid and quirky show that featured a diverse set list, inflatable astronauts and a whole lot of venue-quaking bass.


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Butler Opens NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships On Thursday
March 19, 2014Live Video & Scoring
MINNEAPOLIS - University of Massachusetts senior diver Michaela Butlerwill open her final collegiate competition on Thursday when the 2014 NCAA Division Women's Swimming & Diving Championships gets underway at the University Aquatic Center on the campus of the University of Minnesota.
Butler is the most accomplished diver in UMass and Atlantic 10 history, winning three Diver of the Year awards and adding fourth place in the 1-meter springboard at last year's NCAA meet - earning her the school's first All-America award in diving. She also took 14th in last year's NCAA 3-Meter competition.
"It's the goal of the season to make it to this meet," Butler said. "I'll just try to approach it just like last year since that was a pretty successful run for me."
Her 6-dive routine on the 1-meter has a degree of difficulty of 15.20 - the second-highest of the 29 entrants.
The meet begins with the 1-meter prelims at 11 a.m. Thursday and the top eight advancing to the championship finals at 7 p.m. The Dennisport, Mass. native will compete in the 3-meter on Friday with the same schedule.
The entire 3-day meet will be streamed live on the internet with links at UMassAthletics.com, including Friday and Saturday's finals on ESPN3.
Live scoring is also available at DiveMeets.com.
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When people think "cat lady," they usually call forth images of spinsters with hundreds of cats. I am more like the picture to the left – a self-sufficient goddess with a bitchin' cat for a sidekick.
My name is Natalie DeYoung, and I am a writer/editor/lion tamer from one of the million suburbs of Los Angeles. I live there with my husband, where I enjoy writing, painting, hiking, playing the piano and singing, enrolling in Grad School for esoteric subjects, and scheming of ways to travel the globe on the cheap. Oh, and reading; lots of reading.
This blog reflects my many interests and includes fiction, some serious and some silly writing, because above all, I don't believe in labels. What I do believe in: superior writing, creativity, spiritual wholeness, integrity.
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Good work. Anyone who thinks John Howard did what he did because he was simply stupid will now know that he did and said all those idiotic things because of a straitjacket of an ideology which gave him an excuse not to think. Free market good. Universal health care bad. Rich white people good. Shell shocked foreigners bad. He believes might is right and white is right. He wanted Australia to be an American colony because he was stuck in a world war II paradigm and couldn't get his mind into the 21st century no matter how he tried. Intellectual pygmy doesn't cover it. Gough Whitlam was responsible for creating Medicare and taxpayer funded university study and taking Australian soldiers out of Vietnam. John Howard's legacy is Australian soldiers involved in two failed wars, houses so expensive no one can afford them, the abandonment of David Hicks to years of torture and abuse, those gold medals he sent out through the mail to war veterans , balaclavas on the waterfront, Siev-X and Work Choices.. Whitlam was a far from perfect Prime Minister but anyone who goes to university or into hospital has a lot to thank him for. Howard made me ashamed to be an Australian and I don't thank him for that. And, of course, it's only fitting that he's speaking at a place named after Hoover. He was the one they named all those shantytowns after, during the Great Depression.


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I'm very glad that you found this website. At some point in time, I am sure that this site will be experience a total makeover, but as it is right now there is not much to see. Sorry.
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TDR, the Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases, is a global programme of scientific collaboration that helps facilitate, support and influence efforts to combat diseases of poverty. It is hosted at the World Health Organization (WHO), and is sponsored by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the World Bank and WHO.
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TDR at a Glance
An overview of TDR.
Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Framework for Capacity Strengthening in Health Research
A good practice guideline adopted by members of the donor group ESSENCE to improve harmonized research capacity strengthening in low and middle income countries.


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Articles About herndon gallery
New Herndon Gallery director— An artist of 'scrappy resourcefulness'
After leaving the art world behind for two decades to pursue a career as a registered nurse, Jennifer Wenker, the new creative director of the Herndon Gallery at Antioch College, has returned to art with an enthusiasm that can be seen reflected in her involvement in a wide range of art organizations in Dayton and […]
Women's voices ring, out loud
For an event that has been centered on the free and unhindered expression of women for 35 years, the annual Women's Voices Out Loud visual art display was not likely to stay behind closed doors.
Women's voices ring, out loud
The 35th annual Women's Voices Out Loud performance will take place at 7 p.m. on Saturday, March 8, at the Herndon Gallery in South Hall on the Antioch campus.
Antioch art faculty exhibit edgy work at Herndon
Antioch's five art faculty members, along with resident scholars, are showing off their latest work at an exhibition at the Herndon Gallery through mid-February.


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The Taurus PT 24/7 pistol is a spring-powered airsoft gun that excels in intense airsoft skirmish missions. This gun has a full metal internal barrel for a reliable performance and has a plastic body and slide that won't be cumbersome to hold & fire for long periods of time. The pistol is officially licensed by Taurus and has trademarked logos on the barrel & grips. The PT 24/7 also features a BAXS hop-up unit for enhanced long range accuracy, a 25 round magazine, and a shot velocity of 315 fps (using .12g BBs). Spring-powered pistols are among the most reliable airsoft guns because they feature very few breakable internal components that prevent a consistent performance. Must be manually cocked for each shot.
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- Caliber6mm cal
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The Misano MotoGP event is called the Gran Premio Aperol San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini, because the Republic of San Marino situated just 10km from the Italian Adriatic Riviera also helps host the event.
Now this tiny state, one of the richest in the world (it was also a tax haven) is also starting to feel the economic pinch and wondering whether it is economically viable to continue to shell out the over 900,000 euros every year just to promote their country through MotoGP.
The president of the local hoteliers association and the tourism operators of San Marino are lamenting the fact that even if the event does brings the country visibility, they actually don't need it as their sovreign state is already well known, and more importantly it doesn't help bring more tourism nor does it bring in more money to the local economy, so the money could be better spent on infrastructures, incentivizing art tourism and wellness centers, that will be more effective attractions.
Finding another event sponsor in Italy, when the country is still reeling from continuing recession, and with over 100,000 businesses that shut down in 2012 will be a mean feat.
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STANFORD, Calif. – The Stanford women's fencing team began its 2014 season on Friday at the Arrillaga Center for Sports & Recreation, falling to Northwestern in a dual match, 17-10.
"We faced a very good team in Northwestern tonight," said co-head coach Lisa Milgram. "We have a young group. They will be excited to face Northwestern and the rest of the teams tomorrow."
Despite the loss to the Wildcats, Stanford's epee group came out on top by a 5-4 count. Francesca Bassa and Vivian Kong each went 2-1 in competition while freshman May Peterson earned her first collegiate victory against Juliana Barrett.
"I am really proud of this team," said Kong. "Everybody tried their best. We had some good fencing tonight and I am looking forward to facing Northwestern again tomorrow."
The sabre was also a very tightly contested weapon with Northwestern edging out the Cardinal, 5-4. Freshman Stephanie Wang highlighted Stanford's group with a 2-1 mark, including a victory in her first collegiate match against Julia Abelsky. Avery Youngblood and Alexa Rohan each claimed one victory.
"I was initially really nervous but that turned into excitement with so many people watching and cheering us on," said Wang. "The team has been training really hard so it was nice to get out there and fence."
Only two fencers competed for the Cardinal in the foil. With one fencer shy of the three required, Stanford lost three matches by default. Northwestern earned eight of the nine team points for the foil with freshman Eliza Klyce picking up the one Cardinal victory, 5-1, over Mikela Goldstein for her first college win.
The Stanford women and men will be in action on Saturday for the Western Invitational. The women start the day at 9 a.m. in a rematch against Northwestern. Both teams will then square off against Cal Tech, Florida, UC San Diego and Air Force the remainder of the day. The matches will be the first of the 2014 season for the men's squad.
Northwestern 17, Stanford 10
Avery Youngblood (Stanford) def. Alisha Gomez (Northwestern) 5-2
Cindy Oh (Northwestern) def. Alexa Rohan (Stanford) 5-4
Stephanie Wang (Stanford) def. Julia Abelsky (Northwestern) 5-1
Cindy Oh (Northwestern) def. Avery Youngblood (Stanford) 5-2
Alisha Gomez (Northwestern) def. Stephanie Wang (Stanford) 5-1
Alexa Rohan (Stanford) def. Julia Abelsky (Northwestern) 5-3
Stephanie Wang (Stanford) def. Cindy Oh (Northwestern) 5-3
Julia Abelsky (Northwestern) def. Avery Youngblood (Stanford) 5-3
Alisha Gomez (Northwestern) def. Alexa Rohan (Stanford) 5-4
Jennifer Yamin (Northwestern) def. Eliza Klyce (Stanford) 5-2
Charlotte Sands (Northwestern) won by default
Mikela Goldstein (Northwestern) def. Julia Klepner (Stanford) 5-2
Charlotte Sands (Northwestern) def. Eliza Klyce (Stanford) 5-1
Jennifer Yamin (Northwestern) def. Julia Klepner (Stanford) 5-1
Mikela Goldstein (Northwestern) won by default
Charlotte Sands (Northwestern) def. Julia Klepner (Stanford) 5-0
Eliza Klyce (Stanford) def. Mikela Goldstein (Northwestern) 5-1
Jennifer Yamin (Northwestern) won by default
Francesca Bassa (Stanford) def. Dina Bazarbayeva (Northwestern) 5-3
Courtney Dumas (Northwestern) def. Vivian Kong (Stanford) 5-4
May Peterson (Stanford) def. Juliana Barrett (Northwestern) 5-2
Francesca Bassa (Stanford) def. Courtney Dumas (Northwestern) 5-2
Dina Bazarbayeva (Northwestern) def. May Peterson (Stanford) 5-2
Vivian Kong (Stanford) def. Juliana Barrett (Northwestern) 5-2
Courtney Dumas (Northwestern) def. May Peterson (Stanford) 5-4
Juliana Barrett (Northwestern) def. Francesca Bassa (Stanford) 5-4
Vivian Kong (Stanford) def. Dina Bazarbayeva (Northwestern) 5-2


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Fugitive of the Week: Man charged with burglary violates parole
The Ohio Adult Parole Authority issued a warrant for 22-year-old Jacob Mechling's arrest.
The Ohio Adult Parole Authority issued a warrant for 22-year-old Jacob Mechling's arrest.
Jackson-Milton has featured a 1,000-yard passer and 1,000-yard rusher in each of the last three seasons.
Saeed Garner, 31, is accused in a firearms-related incident on June 12 of this year.
Over the last four years, the Golden Eagles have featured a new leading rusher.
The young girl was taken to the hospital in an ambulance with a sprained ankle.
The accident happened just after 5 p.m. on Interstate 80 westbound.
Lane restrictions and closures along Wick and Lincoln Avenues around Youngstown State will begin this summer.
Police said Sindhu created fake identities to defraud banks during short sales of Youngstown-owned gas stations.
If convicted on the charges, Larosa faces a sentence of life without parole.
Cleveland officials visited every city that held a convention over the last 12 years before coming up with a safety plan.
The committee is proposing a switch of ownership so the city can own the property and the school can own the playground equipment.
Police said the evacuations were prompted by a letter saying there were explosives in the area.
Investigators said the 69-year-old man was working in a wooded area near his home when the accident occurred.
Toyota Motor Corp. said Wednesday it has not received any reports of injuries or fatalities related to either recall.
If you are planning to fly to the Republican National Convention in July, don't expect a direct flight.
Krish Mohip's arrival was kicked off with a welcome party at the school district's office.
A cat came with a flood warning when it was adopted from a Florida animal shelter.
Trump polls best in China among the countries surveyed.
The school received four $1 million donations since May, when Jim Tressel became president of the university.
According to the Pinellas County arrest report, Richard Cook was performing Sunday around 8 p.m. when the incident occurred.


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Many moons ago my great Aunt Earline used to teach my sisters and I how to crochet when she'd babysit us. We learned quite a bit from her, however she passed away from cancer in 2005. Looking back I truly wish I could've learned a lot more from her since she could whip up anything you could think of. I love being creative and am trying to expand on my crocheting abilities as well as learning other artistic avenues.
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Royal Baby Christening: Kate And Will's Plans Revealed!
Kate Middleton and Prince William have now ticked off the royal baby delivery, the first royal family photo and the royal baby naming, so now it's onto the next step in the celebrations - the little Prince's christening!
The royal baby, who has just been named Prince George Alexander Louis of Cambridge, is expected to be christened in a small private ceremony behind closed doors sometime in September or October, once the Queen has returned from her annual summer holiday to Balmoral.
Royal babies are traditionally christened by the Archbishop of Canterbury in the Music Room of Buckingham Palace (Prince Wills included!), with only close family, friends and godparents in attendance.
On his special day, little George will follow royal tradition and wear a replica of a white Honiton lace and satin gown made in 1841 for Queen Victoria's eldest daughter. And while Kate and Will's wedding was very much made public property, being watched by millions around the world, their baby boy's christening is expected to be the exact opposite - just a single photograph of George in his robe is planned to be released to the press after the event.
With the baby naming now out of the way, the Duke and Duchess will have to decide on who they want as the Prince of Cambridge's godparents. Top contenders are currently baby George's uncles Prince Harry and James Middleton and aunty Pippa, as well as Will's old school mate Thomas van Straubenzee.
Who do you think should be the royal baby's godparents? Let us know below!
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Kahaani remake
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Vidya Balan's Kahaani to be remade as Deity by YRF2 years ago 0
The film will be remade in English for a global audience Vidya Balan starrer Kahaani was quite a hit among the audiences, so much so that it was… Read Article ▶
Nayantara tries her hand in horror!2 years ago 0
Rumour has it that sexy Raja Rani star will be playing a lead in low budget horror film Nayantara's second coming to cinema after her break up… Read Article ▶
Nayanthara: Women-oriented films are a huge responsibility2 years ago 0
South actor Nayanthara, who is gearing up for the release of southern remake of hit Hindi movie Kahaani, says she usually doesn't like women-centric… Read Article ▶
Writing for the Telugu remake of Vidya Balan's Kahaani was challenging, says Yandamuri2 years ago 0
Read on to know why Yandamuri says that about Anaamika Renowned Telugu writer Yandamuri Veerendranath, who has penned the dialogues and screenplay… Read Article ▶
Is Nayantara giving a tough time to the makers of Anaamika?2 years ago 0
Nayan is stepping into Vidya Balan's shoes in the Tamil and Telugu remake of Kahaani. And here's the latest goss about Anaamika A little birdie… Read Article ▶
Director Sekhar Kammula: I will add a unique dimension to the Kahaani remake4 years ago 0
Vidya Balan-starrer Kahaani that broke many box office records is now being remade in Tamil and Telugu Sekhar Kammula, who will direct the southern… Read Article ▶
Ragini Dwivedi in 'Kahaani' remake4 years ago 1
The actor will reprise Vidya Balan's role in the Kannada version of the thriller Ragini Dwivedi is having a great run in Sandalwood. After acting… Read Article ▶
Vidya Balan in Sujoy Ghosh's 'Kahaani' sequel?4 years ago 0
After two disasters - Home Delivery and Aladin - the Jhankaar Beats director has finally hit gold again Sujoy Ghosh's Kahaani has just completed 100… Read Article ▶
Anushka Shetty turns down 'The Dirty Picture' remake4 years ago 1
Southern babe Anushka Shetty has refuted media reports that she'll be playing the lead role in the Tamil and Telugu remakes of the Bollywood flick… Read Article ▶


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Ever since their debut in the original comics in 1984 the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have been taking the world by storm. They have had numerous incarnations on TV and the big screen, but none have hit the popularity of the original animated series that debuted in 1987. Now Lionsgate is bringing home the fan favorite episodes in the all new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Cowabunga Classics DVD.
Despite this series stepping away from the darker and more serious tone it still managed to capture the fan base and become the go to cannon for the turtles. The series was clearly geared more towards kids and focused more on humor while still bringing strange new villains that would keep the turtles on their toes. The series also delivered all new characters to the mythology and changed up some of the story, but worked nonetheless. This collection features a wide variety of fun episodes from seasons 1-7, including the two part "Planet of the Turtleoids' story that ran as a prime time special from season 5. Despite the kid friendly aspect to the series it showcased plenty of martial arts action letting the turtles display their own brand of justice against Shredder and whatever strange characters that he pointed in their direction all while making sure to get in plenty of skateboarding and pizza consumption. Throughout its 30 years in as a mainstay in popular culture this series continues to be probably the best incarnation of the characters establishing an entire wild fun world throughout its 10 seasons.
With a new incarnation of the animated series currently on TV and the new film on its way to theaters what better time than now to relive the animated series that started it all. This DVD features 10 fan-favorite episodes, as well as numerous bonus features including interviews and featurettes. Grab a pizza and join in on the classic ninja fun when Teenage Muntant Ninja Turtles: Cowabunga Classics comes to DVD on July 29th.