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The Stag and Huntsman4 Self rated
Stag Huntsman Hambleden, Henley on Thames, RG9 6RP
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"We have just stayed for two nights, we decided to eat in the first night.....big mistake!! The standard sausage and mash were 'off' and so I..."
"Situated in a small, quiet but very pleasant village, the Stag and Huntsman seemed very rural although only a few minutes out of Henley or M..."
"Stayed one night only on way back from a funeral. Stag & Huntsman was full of character, from the well equipped room with good sized bed, an..."
About the hotel
There are few villages in the United Kingdom that can lay claim to the natural beauty of Hambleden. Nestled into the Chiltern Hills, between Henley and Marlow and just up from the River Thames, Hambleden can only be described as quintessentially British. Benefitting from the care of the Culden Faw Estate and the protection of The National Trust, the village is one that time forgot, with few changes over the last century.
The Stag & Huntsman, lovingly restored by The Estate under the auspices of heritage architect, Ptolemy Dean, maintains the old world charm of a village pub. With a focus towards the local community - Hambleden and the local residents - the myriad of small and cosy drinking and eating spaces within the pub, the nine letting bedrooms and the pretty garden also provide a resting place and watering hole for those who travel further distances to the village. The recent works have maintained the old fashioned charm, while bringing greater comforts to those staying or coming to eat with us. The Public Bar maintains its 'local' charm with a wide and varied selection of local ales. The menu is one of pub favourites with a strong emphasis on local and Estate
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- Wi-Fi Available , In-room Broadband , Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas , Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
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- Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room , Hairdryer in each room , Telephone In Each Room
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Lovely room let down by the food.
We have just stayed for two nights, we decided to eat in the first night.....big mistake!.
The standard sausage and mash were 'off' and so I decided to have the rather expensive £12.95 cottage pie. It was served in what can only be described as a saucer and the seasonal veg were frozen peas as they ' had to improvise' as they had no veg!. Breakfast was fine although no fruit or yoghurt were on offer to try to make it a little more healthy. All in all we enjoyed our stay, but would not eat in again.
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A pleasant place to stay
Situated in a small, quiet but very pleasant village, the Stag and Huntsman seemed very rural although only a few minutes out of Henley or Marlow.
Menu was limited but something for all tastes and food was well prepared and presented. Staff were all very friendly and helpful at all times. Parking in an adjacent public (free) car park although it was busy at certain times as was also used for a nearby sports field but this wasn't a problem. Very much enjoyed our stay and would return without hesitation.
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ingredient information
Mackerel see Fish Mackerel
A mackerel is any one of a number of different species of fish, mostly in the family Scombridae. They occur in all tropical and temperate seas. Most live offshore in the oceanic environment. The largest mackerel is the king mackerel which can grow to 66 inches (168 cm). They are prized for their meat (containing omega3 fatty acids) and fighting ability, and are an important recreational and commercial fishery. In the tropics, the meat can spoil quickly, causing scombroid food poisoning. en.wikipedia.org


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People who love snuggling up to their pillow are big fans of down. Down pillows tend to be very soft, although down in combination with other fill, such as other feathers, can provide more firmness. This makes down pillows popular and comfortable for all sleeping positions, even for stomach sleepers, who tend to like pillows that are more moldable.
Among down pillows there are few that get the kind of high praise that we see with the Royal Hotel Goose Down Pillow (Est. $170 to $180 for a set of two). Often described as like "sleeping on a cloud," this down pillow is well-stuffed with 100 percent down and features a soft, 500-thread-count Egyptian cotton cover. This down pillow has a very high owner satisfaction rating on SleepLiketheDead.com, and users posting at retail review sites say it's very comfortable, yet also supportive thanks to its generous fill, which makes it a great choice for back, side or stomach sleepers. In fact, the manufacturer describes it as "firm," although it's not as firm as, for example, a memory foam pillow. You do need to fluff the pillow occasionally to help it keep its loft, and it is dry clean only.
Even though it's rather pricey, the Royal Hotel Good Down Pillow is reported to be very durable. We saw some comments that, while the buyer initially balked at the price, they would have paid twice as much because it turned out to be so satisfying to use. While this goose down pillow does not include a formal warranty, customer service gets good reviews for responsive service. It comes in king and standard sizes.
As we noted previously, down pillows are popular with stomach sleepers, and one popular option that targets this segment is the Cuddledown Stomach Pillow (Est. $70 to $100). It gets panned by some for being too flat, but that's what most stomach sleepers like about it. Quite a few other reviewers say they like it because they can use it comfortably in a chair while sitting up as it doesn't push the head too far forward. It comes in standard, queen and king sizes.
The down in both the Royal Hotel and the Cuddledown pillows is described as hypoallergenic, but if you're sensitive to feathers you may want to be careful about purchasing any down pillow. For those who are very sensitive to this type of stuffing, we recommend taking a look at the Five Star Down Alternative Pillow (Est. 30 to $40). Filled with a fiber-based, hypoallergenic fill, this pillow is quite a bit less expensive than down, but gets equally good reviews for comfort. The fill is encased in a 100 percent cotton cover and the pillow is machine-washable. It comes in standard, queen and king sizes.
Unlike many down-alternative pillows, the fill in the Five Star pillow gets good reviews for not clumping or flattening, even after several months of use. Reviewers say if the pillow starts to go flat, just give it a good shake or stick it in the dryer for a few minutes and that should take care of the problem. Although most are happy, there are users who say that the Five Star pillow is simply too soft and squishy for their.
It has fewer reviews than the Five Star pillow, but those who do weigh in on the Sleep Solutions Down Alternative Pillow (Est. $20) say it's the most comfortable pillow they've ever owned. It's equally popular with back and side sleepers, who say it keeps it shape well throughout the night, and they don't have to wake to fluff it. The 500-thread-count cover also gets high marks from owners. The Sleep Solutions pillow comes in standard, queen and king sizes, but the price difference between the three is only a couple of dollars. It's described as a firm pillow, and is popular with those who like a firm pillow; those who prefer a softer pillow are not as satisfied. Still, most say that it's a great pillow for the price.
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United Way happy with fund-raising results
Published: Friday, January 26, 2001 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 26, 2001 at 12:00 a.m.
United Way of Henderson County celebrated the conclusion of a $1.4 million campaign at Kanuga Conference Center on Thursday, recognizing the many volunteers who made the campaign's success possible.
Tim Painter, Campaign 2000 co-chairman, said the campaign was tough but successful. He said the $1.4 million raised was "just a hair short" of a $1.6 million goal, largely because of cutbacks in local industrial employment.
Painter praised the efforts of the volunteers and United Way's small staff, saying the shortfall "certainly was not a reflection of the efforts of this team."
"Our theme this year was 'The Way Henderson County Cares, Neighborhood by Neighborhood,' " Painter said.
"Shelby Nace, co-chairman, and I committed to overcoming several obstacles during this campaign and, at times, we felt like we personally walked from neighborhood to neighborhood to raise the money. Looking back on this campaign, it is amazing to see how people in Henderson County pull together to run a fund-raising event," he said.
"There is a real sense of community here - people who really care about their neighbors and making Henderson County a great place to live. There is no way we could have come close to raising what we did without the hard work and support of our campaign cabinet."
Members of the leadership group include Dave Thompson, agency division; Dave Stuckey, areawide division; Leigh Ann Edwards, Jeff Parlier, Ken Adams and Mike Moore, corporate division; Bob Henson and Linda Sledzewski, Ochlawaha Society Division; Karen Donnelly, professional division; Kristin Kroehler Newman, small-business division; Beth Brand and Gary Faulkner, underwriting division.
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How a Notorious Prison Shaped a Captivity Narrative
Seven years ago, when I first walked into Peru's San Juan de Lurigancho Prison, the facility I call Collectors in "At Night We Walk in Circles," I couldn't believe it existed. It was probably five or six times over capacity—it was built for 2,000 inmates and there were close to 12,000 of them when I was there. There was a homeless camp within the prison, rampant drug use, and many hidden weapons. It was a legitimately scary place, like something out of Dante. I didn't write anything about it for many years, because I wasn't sure how I could capture all of it. How I would write something that was more than just a catalog of the sordid details I saw, but something human and humane about the men I met inside.
It took me years, but I was finally able to write something about my experiences in the prison, first in nonfiction, then in fiction. I was always looking for the right angle, the right story to tell. What I decided is that the novel had to be filled with the smallest and most intimate details of prison life, the things I could not have learned anywhere else.
Every chance I got, I went back. In 2009, I taught a creative writing class in Block 7, and in 2011, spent weeks gathering oral histories with inmates, trying to understand the evolution of their self-governance. The men trusted me, and for that I'm grateful and humbled. They all wanted their stories to be told, but they were (and remain) understandably wary of having their stories told incorrectly, or dishonestly. I was given handwritten manuscripts and journals. Some of what I read was terrifying; some of it was disturbing; some of it was just sad. But I drew from all of these in writing the novel. Implicitly, I felt this was what I was being asked to do.
For example, I met a guy who told me about the peculiar drama of renting out your cell for conjugal visits. You are exiled from your cell, and you come back and you know that someone's made love there. And if you haven't had your own visitor, that would feel oppressively lonely.
So that was something that I couldn't have made up, or wouldn't have had the narrative courage to make up. I wanted to use these details of how the human condition plays out inside a prison to tell a prison story that reached far beyond the facility's walls. It's not a prison novel in any way. But the prison, and the experience of being imprisoned, haunts the character Henry, and therefore haunts the entire book. And the action, though it ranges from city to countryside, and from theaters to restaurants to homes and art galleries, begins and ends inside Collectors. It is the spiritual center of the novel, that place all the characters are trying, but are unable, to escape.
Daniel Alarcon is the author of "At Night We Walk In Circles" and "Lost City Radio."


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A 'Chip' Gets Nicked: FrontPoint's Skowron Charged With Insider Trading
Any white-collar defense lawyer worth his or her weight in salt should be spending some of those precious free hours boning up on the law surrounding insider-trading.
Because this, in a nutshell, is where the action is. Pretty much every day, it seems, new allegations that some high-flying hedge funder has gone out of bounds with his trades.
On that front, we bring you Wednesday's news: A hedge-fund manager nicknamed "Chip," who allegedly received tips from a French doctor about a drug trial, surrendered to the Federal Bureau of Investigation Wednesday morning.
Joseph F. "Chip" Skowron III was let go by FrontPoint Partners in December after federal prosecutors in New York and regulators alleged that Yves Benhamou, a Paris-based doctor, leaked inside information on a clinical drug trial. Click here for Michael Rothfeld's story in the WSJ.
Skowron has been charged with conspiracy to commit securities fraud, securities fraud, and obstruction of justice, according to a criminal complaint unsealed Wednesday. Skowron urged Benhamou to lie to investigators about information he provided, according to the complaint.
Benhamou pleaded guilty earlier this week and is cooperating with authorities, his lawyer said.
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan and FBI officials are scheduled to hold a news conference about the case later in the day.
In parallel criminal and civil complaints, prosecutors and regulators alleged that in late 2007 and early 2008 his tips to an unnamed portfolio manager enabled the manager's hedge-fund to avoid $30 million of losses by selling shares in Human Genome Sciences Inc. ahead of negative news about the company's trial of a drug for hepatitis C, the liver disease.
In a statement, Benhamou's lawyer, Skadden's David Zornow, said "Dr. Benhamou has acknowledged his serious mistakes in judgment and intends to live up to his obligations under his cooperation agreement. Dr. Benhamou's conduct in this instance must fairly be considered in the overall context of his extraordinary contributions to his patients and to medical science."


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How 'Game of Thrones' Brought the Battle of Castle Black to Screen
Neil Marshall's filmography is littered with werewolves ("Dog Soldiers"), post-apocalyptic marauding cannibals ("Doomsday"), and the horrors of spelunking ("The Descent"). Seriously, if you want to freak out – and possibly permanently alienate – a group of your friends, invite them over for a nighttime screening of "The Descent." I did it and it was marvelous.
But to "Game of Thrones" fans, Marshall is known as the guy brought in to tackle the big action set pieces. He directed Season 2's game-changing "Blackwater" episode as well as Sunday night's "The Watchers on the Wall." Rather than filming a melee of quick cuts and clanging swords, Marshall crafts expansive action narratives with a clear sense of character and geography. From the first sounds of the war horn to the release of the giant scythe, the Battle of Castle Black follows a logical action progression, stuffed with witty – and very bloody – narrative tangents that focus the chaos by emphasizing character and dramatic stakes.
Speakeasy recently talked with Marshall about "The Watchers on the Wall," and got a sense of how he approaches a massive action scene.
How did the actors handle filming the Battle of Castle Black?
Kit Harington was just phenomenal. He'd just come off a month of fight training, or something like that, and we got the benefit of it. He's a natural. He's very, very graceful and dexterous and it became a pleasure doing fights with someone who could handle a sword that well. He doesn't need a double. It was just a question of letting him do his thing, and that worked beautifully.
The Battle of Castle black is filled with small stories within the larger action – like the cook and his meat cleaver. How do you block and find your action beats while also creating mini-narratives?
If you're not engaged with the characters involved in the action then it all becomes a blur. It just becomes faceless guys, meaningless people, hitting each other with sharp instruments. You have to find those beats. It brings a little bit of humor, a little bit of character, but adds to the brutality I think as well. It just gets you involved. So it's like, we're in the kitchen, let's bring in the cook, let's give him a little moment. Characters are defined by their actions, so these moments mean a lot.
Do you storyboard the action?
I don't storyboard. If an action scene involves humans – a stuntman or actor – I don't storyboard that. If it is a very elaborate stunt then maybe, but usually I just stick to storyboarding visual effects. So for a scene like [the kitchen fight], where we literally had an afternoon to just shoot this brawl where it was just me and the stunt guys and no principles involved, we kind of just made it up as we went along. These guys were so into it, picking out characters and character beats. Like, what can we do with this guy? How can we make him interesting? That's really what it boils down to: How can we make what we're seeing interesting? A lot of it comes on set.
The battle had a beautiful color palette: Cold blue light clashing with fire from torches and arrows. How did you develop the look of the episode?
We chose to do it at night. Fire and flaming arrows look good on screen. We wanted to give it a different look than the Battle of Blackwater. Fire and snow are just incredibly visual elements to shoot against. I knew I was going to go for that kind of look. I would have had more snow in it if I could. But certainly that blue and orange plate was something I wanted from the very start. It looked beautiful. I'm very happy with it.
What does a script look like for an episode like this? Do you have much control over how the battle unfolds?
The script changes during the prep period because first what I do usually is sit down with the writers after having read the script and give them my ideas for the action sequences. The ones they like and respond to they incorporate into the script. I don't interfere with the drama and the characters, that's their department. But I can bring something to the table with the action and how we're going to stage it and how the battle is going to work strategically. That's what I bring to these episodes: A sense of strategy. I'm a student of military history and really interested in that kind of thing. I like a battle to make sense so the audience won't get confused by what's happening which is very easy to do with these sequences.
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Another demo has kicked its way out of the SFR vault. This here is the original version of "Slow Man" which was completely reworked and re-recorded over different music for my LI(F)E album. This version is more aggressive and includes A BONUS ADDITIONAL VERSE! The legendary Buck 65 produced the beat.
"When the world moves at breakneck speed,
I hold the pause button halfway and make the tapedeck bleed.
It takes seconds to see what's gonna happen in an hour's time.
I see next week, next week I'm rushing rewind.
Time flies like a lie that evolves and grows wings,
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We don't need to shut the entire government down. Just Congress.
Regarding a possible government shutdown, we could save the government a lot of money by stopping the payment of salaries and health coverage to the most ineffective part of the government: Congress.
Until the bickering, the pandering to photo-ops and the concern for re-election trumping the wants of the people who vote, until all these childish tactics stop embarrassing the citizens of this country — shut 'em down.
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Tartu - The Annual International Gene Forum "Genomics to Medicine" will open its gates from September 17-18, 2004 in Tartu, Estonia. The scientific conference - which is supported by the European Science Foundation - will focus on interdisciplinary areas within genomics and genetics of complex diseases, genetic epidemiology, pharmacogenomics and business, population genetics, human genetics and bioethics. The conference will include the Connect Estonia biobusi-ness workshop and an exhibition on genetics and genomic


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another term for powder, a.k.a. cocaine.
Dude, I was fucked up last night, I got on way too much pow wow.
από julesjames 29 Ιανουάριος 2009
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A brief discussion about a matter concerning a person or an event. Usually to come to a conclusion that needs to be addressed quickly.
1. Dude. Don't carry on until we have a pow wow about this.
2. We desperately need a pow wow before I start talking to him again.
3. He said what? Pow wow!
2. We desperately need a pow wow before I start talking to him again.
3. He said what? Pow wow!
από Sacagawia 2 Οκτώβριος 2009
1. An Native American meeting
2. A meeting of people to talk
2. A meeting of people to talk
I don't want to have a little powwow
από ChosenOne5 17 Ιούνιος 2004
1. a party
2. refers to a party or a get together
2. refers to a party or a get together
Let's have a pow wow!
από II0syrc0II 17 Σεπτέμβριος 2006
How the rapper Paul Wall says his name. Instead of the normal Paul Wall, he apparently cannot pronounce his own name, as simple as "Paul Wall" is.
"Im Pow Wow baby..."
"Yo this is Pow Wow in the house"
"Yo this is Pow Wow in the house"
από DroppinKnowledge 2 Οκτώβριος 2005
When a group of friends (usually teenagers or young adults) gather around to have a chill sessions. You can relate it to a party, without the intense dancing, loud music, or complete drunkeness. However, light use of drugs and alcohol can be found at some powwows. One does not vigorously make out with ANYONE at these events, unless it is a dirty powwowNormal powwows usually involve a campfire, light background music, and soda. Can be between 3-10 friends, with a 3 person grace period.
Jared, Chloe, Jesse, Keegan and Eric decide to have a powwow at Keegans house at 6. However, Nate decided to show up drunk with hookers and turned it into a dirty powwow
από Chlosiphine 20 Νοέμβριος 2013
A gathering of Prisoners Of War playing World Of Warcraft
The prisoners stayed sane by having a powwow.
από w916 28 Φεβρουάριος 2011
A term used for coke, cocaine, powder, lady, white. However you say coke, its pow wow.
You want to go hit some pow wow.
Need any pow wow?
Need any pow wow?
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The Willow Pet Hotel is not just your average boarding kennel but instead, an ultra posh retreat for the most pampered and discriminating pets. Some of the popular amenities we provide include: large, sprawling outdoor play areas, specially designed indoor playrooms, regularly scheduled recreation playtime with individualized attention for each pet.
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PALO ALTO -- Keller Chryst threw for 214 yards and three touchdowns to lead Palo Alto High past Los Gatos 25-7 on Friday night to move into a first-place tie with the Wildcats and Milpitas in the SCVAL De Anza Division.
Matt Tolbert rushed for 119 yards and scored a touchdown as the Vikings (5-2, 3-1) ended Los Gatos' winning streak at three games.
William Le and Joey Wood combined for 126 rushing yards for the Wildcats (4-3, 3-1). Wood scored the Wildcats' lone touchdown with less than four minutes to play after picking up 47 of his 50 rushing yards in the second half.
The Vikings put the game out of reach when Jayshaw Gates-Mouton caught a 39-yard touchdown pass midway through the third quarter.
Palo Alto struck quickly. After the Vikings held the Wildcats to a three-and-out, Tolbert took a handoff from Chryst, burst through a hole created by Spencer Drazovich and Nick Beeson, and sped 70 yards for a touchdown less than three minutes into the contest.
"All I had to do was run," Tolbert said.
The Vikings held Los Gatos to 42 yards of offense in the first half and 220 total. Palo Alto had 278 yards of offense.
"We stepped up on both sides of the ball," Palo Alto coach Earl Hansen said.
Chryst also threw touchdown passes of 48 yards to Malcolm Davis and 62 yards to Gates-Mouton, the latter coming one play after Los Gatos accepted a holding penalty instead of forcing the Vikings to punt from midfield.
Chryst was 7 of 12 for 158 yards with one interception in the first half. He completed passes to six receivers. Chryst finished 10 of 18.
Meanwhile, Nick Bawden was getting battered and threw for 21 yards on 4 of 10 passing. He was sacked five times and had to leave the game temporarily. Greg Schwager completed one pass for 4 yards.
Bawden was 8 of 19 for 60 yards and was sacked six times in the contest. In addition, Palo Alto defenders constantly hurried Bawden and knocked down a couple of attempts.
Le finished with 76 rushing yards.
Gates-Mouton caught three passes for 120 yards.
Los Gatos 0 0 0 7 -- 7
Palo Alto 6 13 6 0 -- 25
PA -- Tolbert 70 run (bad snap)
PA -- Davis 48 pass from Chryst (Foug kick)
PA -- Ja. Gates-Mouton 62 pass from Chryst (kick failed)
PA -- Ja. Gates-Mouton 39 pass from Chryst (run failed)
LG -- Wood 4 run (Chapman kick)
Records: Los Gatos 4-3, 3-1; Palo Alto 5-2, 3-1


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The Right Brain Extrovert needs safety. Never push him past the threshold until he's calm. You will need to retreat and to interrupt the pattern. You must have a strong focus and must match the horse's high energy level. Give him a job to accomplish to replace his fear with something positive. He must think of you as his "safe place."
The Right Brain Introvert needs comfort. The worst thing you can do is push this horse before he's confident. You'll ruin his trust in you if you push him before he's ready. Taking your time is important because you'll need to wait on this horse to process things. He needs to believe in you.
The Left Brain Extrovert needs play. He craves creative, imaginative tasks and can't stand to be forced into anything. Because he hates to be bored, you'll need to speed things up, be enthusiastic and come up with variety in your lessons.
The Left Brain Introvert needs incentive. There are plenty of ways to offer incentive without "bribing" him. (Think rest, grazing, treats, scratches.) This horse needs to have a purpose and wants to go somewhere. Riding circles in an area with this horse will lead to resistance and defiance. Use reverse psychology for best results.
For more information about Horsenalities, visit www.parelli.com
Galadriel Lothlorien, ME
Well, having looked at the chart I have one horse who's definitely LB and one who's RB but both are divided in the middle when it comes to introvert and extrovert. However, I can say for sure that my LB horse loves going on adventures to new places, differences in routine, and seeing new things and my RB horse hates new things and loves the security of the same thing over and over again. So, I guess it does pretty much match what I do with my training. However, what is wrong with bribes? Both my horses do really well with reward based training.
Laurie Hampton, TN
The chart is to be used as a tool to help give you ideas when dealing with horses based on their "horsenality" and their needs as individuals. It's no different than considering a person's "personality". This does not, by any means, label a horse. As you begin to play with your horses through the seven games, etc., they will begin to change.....I have a current right brain introvert that needs to establish trust with me. I have to move very slowly and not push him before he is ready in order not to destroy my progress. Having the chart is fabulous & truly helps individualize the needs of each horse. We have 9 horses total and each one of them has different needs as far as approach and handling. This chart was probably developed through a tremendous amount of blood, sweat, and tears...trial and error. I don't work for Parelli and have no reason to stand behind this other than from concrete proof that it works. Some of the "old" ways involved treating each horse the same in training methods, etc. You can't lump a horse into one category simply because he's a horse. Having an open mind and trying things for yourself go an awful long way. I also have a left brain extrovert - high play drive, likes to bite, can be obnoxious, pushy....knowing that he needs to be kept busy & given different tasks in rapid succession has made the world of difference. It keeps me and my horse out of trouble. But, as we progress,he will begin to transform and will learn how to challenge that energy. These horses are often seem as a lost cause - dangerous, etc. Understanding them DOES help. No denying that. Can you get results in ways besides Parelli? You sure can, but parelli is all about building the relationship through love, language, and leadership and taking the time that it takes to do it right. If you love your horses, give this a shot. I love to be understood and know that it's also important to my horses. They're truly worth the effort!!
Brittany Baraga, MI
For those of you who are saying you can't just label a horse into one of these groups and have it fit all the time...you're right. I've been using the Parelli's Natural Horsemanship for 4 years and can tell you that it's purpose is not to "label" a horse, but to allow you to understand how your horse thinks so you know the right way to train them. It's like humans going to the doctor. They asses our symptoms and then slap a label on what's wrong with us even if not all the symptoms are there. It's the same thing with Horsenality. Now if you think this is bunk and don't want to give it a chance, then go ahead, that's your opinion. But I have seen first hand that this works. While I'm willing to look into other horsemanship options, I will continue to refer to the Parellis when I don't know which is the best option for my horse.
Brenda Clintonville, WI
When it's not acceptable to voice an opinion it should be stated, I for one appreciate hearing everyone's opinions. I have seen a lot of the Parelli techniques work but I think it is hard to slip a horse into one group. I want to be given all opinions and information so I can form my own opinion. ;)
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Photos and video from the last few weeks of Susanna's life portray her as a playful—if aging—golden retriever. The vet had assured me several months prior that she was in good health, except for a mild case of arthritis. When she had difficulty walking up the stairs one July evening, I assumed that the arthritis was slowing her down.
But this evening was different. Susanna was panting more heavily than usual, and despite the cooler temperature in the house, she was unable to catch her breath. Her gums were white. My husband, Tim, laid Susanna across his lap on the couch, and she stopped panting, but her breathing was still labored, and the color had not yet returned to her gums.
Our regular vet had closed for the day, so we called my niece, Lindsay (a nurse and former vet tech), to see if she thought we should take Susanna to another clinic. She said that Susanna might have congestive heart failure and that we should take her in. Fortunately, one local vet keeps extended hours and accepts walk-ins.
When we arrived, Susanna was still panting, and her gums had not regained their color. While we waited, I tried to figure out why this was happening. Had we failed to notice other symptoms?
The x-rays revealed that Susanna's heart was enlarged—or, to use the phrase that the vet carefully avoided—she had congestive heart failure. The enlargement of the heart was pressing the trachea against her spine, making it difficult for her to breathe. The doctor said that she would recover if she responded to the medications, and he seemed to believe that she would be okay. He prescribed two medications and told us to watch carefully to make sure that she didn't overexert herself. Call the emergency number if we have questions.
We gave Susanna the medication when we got home, but she continued to pant vigorously. One agonizing hour passed and then another. And another. We called the emergency vet, who called in a prescription for a diuretic.
Within twenty minutes, we were able to administer the new medication.
But Susanna continued to struggle for air. Finally, we were forced to acknowledge that she was dying.
It was hard to believe that she was the same dog who had been playing in the baby pool and chasing the spray from the garden hose a couple of days ago. There must have been symptoms that we hadn't seen.
We knew that Susanna had been slowing down over the last year or so, but we weren't surprised because she was a senior, after all. Often, she would run the fence and bark at the neighbors' dogs, and she enjoyed playing with our foster puppies.
I researched the symptoms of congestive heart failure. Coughing, difficulty breathing, and fluid in the abdomen are most common. Susanna had not been coughing and hadn't seemed to have difficulty breathing. We had been going for walks, and she hadn't seemed any more winded than the other dogs—everyone was panting in the heat.
But I thought perhaps I had seen fluid in her abdomen. Although the vet we took her to on the night of the crisis did not detect any fluid during the physical examination, I had previously noticed some swelling in the abdominal area. I hadn't been greatly alarmed because I thought it had been there when I took her for an examination a few months ago, and the doctor hadn't commented on it, even though we were looking for potential abnormalities in the abdominal area.
Had anything else been amiss?
Susanna had started sleeping in the hallway or living room instead of the bedroom. This might not seem unusual, but when a dog has slept in the bedroom for almost a decade, a change in location might very well be a sign that something is wrong. She had also stopped coming to the kitchen for ice cubes and had failed to show up for treats a few times. Her eyes looked tired or stressed.
Of course, I had made mental notes about these changes, but, in the absence of genuine medical symptoms, it can be difficult to persuade a veterinarian that there may be a real problem. In fact, just a couple of weeks before Susanna's crisis, we had taken our previously happy and energetic Malamute, Dakota, to the vet because he had become listless and uncharacteristically aggressive and appeared to not be fully conscious at times. He didn't want to go outside and wouldn't leave his crate; in fact, he hid his face in the back of the crate, as though the light was bothering him.
Pets experience an adrenaline rush when they go the vet, so Dakota looked pretty healthy when we arrived. The doctor said, "He looks fine to me." And thus began a diagnostic odyssey that took us to several vets and even led us to consult our former vet, who lives 300 miles away.
A medical problem can be at the root of changes in your pet's behavior and appearance. If your dog engages in the same rituals and behaviors every day for years and suddenly loses interest in one of these activities or habits, consider a vet visit. Explain that you want a thorough physical examination, and if you can afford it—especially if you have a senior dog—ask for blood work and maybe a chest x-ray and fecal test. If your vet disregards your concern, you might want to take your pet elsewhere.


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In today's digital kingdom, brands need to work ever harder for recognition, loyalty and advocacy, so it's no myth that customers are demanding more fruitful and meaningful digital experiences.
Sitecore Digital Trendspot 2014 is a one-day event which will transport your brand to a magical place, to get the insight and tools you need to delight, engage and retain your audience, and ensure your customer is always the hero. Join the digital world's leading thinkers and doers sharing their insights on how you can create experiences that matter to your customers, across all channels, to provide lasting connections and lifetime customer relationships.
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The track sessions covered a lot of interesting ground too, I could easily have attended all of them!
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When a Startup took on snack giants with a taste of Mexico
Parle launched Mexitos nacho chips while PepsiCo brought in its global brand Doritos six months ago even as Cornitos has become an over Rs 40-crore brand.
Snack culture spices up packaged foods business
Industry experts say new occasions like a pre-breakfast, pre-lunch, evening, pre-dinner and a...
The trouble with healthy snacking & the role of key players
We swear we will eat healthy only until we actually buy a pack of healthy snacks ...
Keep away unhealthy snacks at workplace to cut obesity risk
Many companies provide free snacks and beverages to incentivise productivity and boost morale of its employees. But it's not always good.
Now, startups that hack your snack
These companies say they use no artificial colour or sweeteners. In fact, some say the chef will call you to note your taste and health preferences when you call them first time.
Are you indulging in unhealthy snacking? Boredom could be the moot cause
Get cravings for chips, sweets and fast-food whenever you are bored, do not blame the situation alone.
'Healthy' corn moves beyond snack to full meals
Riding high on its health benefits owing to high fibre content, it is embraced by families looking for healthy options," said Suresh Saraf, chairman of Saraf Foods.
Plan to foray into fresh food, packaged snacks by 2017: Anuj Rakyan, founder, Raw Pressery
Rakyan said the three-year-old startup is streamlining the back end, working with farmers in planning harvests and forecasting demand.
Six healthy snacks for your hunger pangs
Excess sodium intake leads to high BP. Try opting for natural foods, as they are low on sodium.
Al Carey to oversee PepsiCo's North American beverage and snack businesses
PepsiCo promoted executive Al Carey to a new position overseeing all three of its North American beverage and snack businesses.
With muted biscuit growth, Parle targets bigger bite in snacks
The company is targeting to increase share of snacks and confectioneries in total sales to up to 30 per cent in three years time from 10 per cent.
Taj Chandigarh's menu for Francois Hollande: Masala chai, Punjabi snacks
The lobby of Taj Chandigarh, where the French president is staying, was decorated with daisy, orchids, chrysanthemum and roses for his welcome.
Five must-keep snacks for your office desk
There are waistline-friendly options that will cut the calories; it's just a question of getting to know them.
Beware! 'Healthy' snacks can make you fat
Items we consider healthy such as cereal bars, bran-flakes and low fat biscuits can do more harm than good.
Want to have snack? Five healthy options to choose from
We help you keep your new year's resolution to eat healthy with our pick of snacks that are high on taste and nutrition.
PepsiCo to launch fastest growing snacks Doritos next week
PepsiCo's beverage portfolio includes flagship cola Pepsi, lemon-based Mountain Dew, 7 Up and Nimbooz, Tropicana juices and Aquafina packaged water.
Gujarat spice maker Ramdev Food Products set to foray into snacks business
Company to launch Ramdev Namkeen on January 16; invests Rs 100 cr on new plant
Bagrry's India Ltd. to offer healthier snacks in fast-food lane dominated by KFC, McDonald's
To be called Bagrry's On the Go, these stores will serve food and beverages such as oats-based sandwiches, burgers and bagels.
Getting rid of free office snacks doesn't come cheap
Only 22% of offices provide free snacks and beverages, according to the Society for Human Resource Management's 2015 Employee Benefits Survey.
Kellogg's sales fall as US consumers shun cereals and snacks
Sales in the company's US snacks business - its biggest -fell 1.5 per cent, while sales in its US morning foods business, which includes cereals, fell 2.6 per cent.
ISS astronauts snack on 'one giant leaf for mankind'
In a 15-second video released by the US space agency, three astronauts Scott Kelly, Kjell Lindgren and Kimiya Yui are seen eating the fruits of their labour.
Maharashtra FDA gives clean chit to Haldiram snacks
Maharashtra FDA has given a clean chit to the samples of Haldiram snacks after testing them for possible excess lead levels.
Centre sends 17 tonnes of snacks, 5,000 litres milk to Tamil Nadu
Reaching out to the marooned in Chennai and adjoining areas, the Centre today dispatched 17 tonnes of snacks, including noodles and biscuits, 5,000 litres of milk and 1 lakh bottles of drinking water as essential relief items.
This jailhouse bakery rocks with top-selling snacks
High Court premises turn a good market for fresh and tasty bakery products dished out by Parappana Agrahara jail inmates.
Pepsi banks on young guns to disrupt snacks & soda market
PepsiCo's embarking on a mission, fuelled by Shivakumar's view that the FMCG industry has to reinvent.
Can homegrown snacks make hay while the market for instant noodles flounders?
Maggi or no Maggi, hunger pangs refuse to subside and brands are rushing in to cash in on the sweet snack spot.
Kellogg's bets on its cereal heritage to evolve into a holistic snacking brand
Industry experts feel that brand Kellogg's has been underleveraged so far, and that breakfast has been a limiting space.
Indian snacks are heavily loaded with trans fat
The directive of US Food and Drug Administration to food manufacturers for removing artificial trans fat from products has led experts in India to demand similar action.
Snacks maker Snyder's-Lance to buy Diamond Foods for $1.27 billion
Kellogg Co was said to be in late-stage talks to buy Diamond Foods for more than $1.5 billion, the New York Post reported last week.
Nestle in introspection mode over Maggi, working on alternate instant packaged snacks
Nestle India said it was exploring various options in the snacking space, which may include bringing back the product in its original form.
With Noodles out, sales of other snacks raising
The Maggi controversy has hit the noodle industry at a very wrong time. With schools reopening, parents have started looking for other options.
Kellogg to stop using artificial products in cereals, snack bars
The 109-year old company said it was aiming to stop using artificial colors and flavors in its cereal and snack bars by the end of 2018.
Monsoon menu: Try these food items instead of fried snacks
Vijayant Rawat, executive chef of Mosaic Hotel, Noida, shares a list of a few healthy snacks you can munch on in monsoon.
Snacking space gets dollops of ice cream
The contribution of the so-called family packs (bricks, tubs) to the ice cream category has reduced from 50% in 2010 to 40% today.
Frequent snacking may give a pot belly: Study
Eating too frequently, especially when we are not hungry, is a major potential cause of weight gain.
Maggi noodle fiasco: Nestle works on alternative snack to reposition brand
This could be in form of ready-to-eat or ready-to-cook food and involve relaunching Maggi, pending return of noodles if and when it obtains requisite clearances.
Trans fat loaded Indian snacks can cause heart diseases
US Food and Drug Administration claim that Indian snacks contain excessive amounts of the fat which is responsible for a range of chronic illnesses.
Victoria bans David Beckham from snacking
Singer-turned-fashion designer Victoria Beckham has reportedly banned her husband David Beckham from eating snacks.
Cook up perfect Holi snacks for guests
Hot and tasty snacks paired with thandaai, jaljeera, masala chaach or traditional masala chai will turn out to be a treat during the fun and frolic on Holi.
Government for Gujarati snacks like dhokla, khakhra on departmental canteen menu
The Modi government has issued instructions to all ministries asking them to include "certain healthy, light and nutritious snacks" in the menu.
Kellogg seeks to persuade Indians to treat cereal as a snack, not just as breakfast food
Byrant, who was on a three-day visit to Chennai last week, said India accounted for 10% of Asia-Pacific sales and was Kellogg's.
Snacks supplied to tribal area schools unfit for consumption: Maharashtra government to Bombay HC
Snacks supplied to schools in tribal areas in four districts under a Rs 206-crore procurement scheme were unfit for human consumption, Maha govt told Bombay HC.
Afternoon protein snacks may help prevent teenage obesity
Soy-protein snacks in the afternoon promote feelings of fullness and delays subsequent eating, the findings showed.
Can't resist late-night snacking? Brain's the culprit!
Images of food, especially high-calorie food, can generate spikes in brain activity, but those neural responses are lower in the evening, the findings showed.
Snacking strategy
Studies show that when people plan out what they will do when temptation arises, they are two-to-three times more likely to achieve their goals.
More trouble for Pankaja Munde? Chikkis, snacks were past their expiry date, alleges Congress
It is now being alleged that the underprivileged kids, who were supposed to be fed chikkis, ate snacks that were well past their expiry date.
South Korean snack maker Orion considering bid for Tesco unit valued at $6 billion
South Korea's Orion Corp said on Monday it is considering bidding for Tesco PLC's South Korean unit, valued at about $6 billion.
67% of Indians choose snacks over meals: Survey
The survey, conducted earlier this year across more than 30,000 online consumers in 60 countries, reveals that 43% urban Indians consider snacks a source of nutrition.
Hershey close to acquiring healthy snacks company Krave: sources
The deal is expected to value Sonoma, California-based Krave at between $200 million and $300 million, the people said this week. An announcement could come as soon as this week, they added.


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It is possible to make bread without emulsifiers but the result is often dry, low in volume and easily stales. As little as 0.5% emulsifier added to the dough is enough to achieve an enhanced volume, a softer crumb structure and a longer shelf-life. There are two types of emulsifiers used in bread: dough strengtheners (e.g. diacetyl tartaric acid esters (E 472e) and sodium or calcium stearoyl-2-lactylate (E 481, E 482)) and dough softeners (e.g. mono- and di-glycerides of fatty acids (E 471)). Dough-strengthening agents make the dough stronger and result in bread with an improved texture and volume. Dough-softening agents allow obtaining a softer crumb structure and increased shelf-life.
All chocolate products contain 0.5% of lecithin (E 322) or ammonium phosphatide (E 442). These emulsifiers are added to provide the right consistency of the chocolate, so it can be moulded into plates of chocolate, chocolate bars etc.If the chocolate has been stored at too high temperatures, its surface may appear dull or white. This is called 'bloom' which makes the product less attractive to the customer. Sorbitan tristearate (E 492) can delay the development of bloom.
Ice-cream is one of the most complex foods we encounter; both a foam and an emulsion it contains ice crystals and an unfrozen aqueous mix. Emulsifiers are added during the freezing process, to promote a smoother texture and ensure the ice-cream does not melt rapidly after serving. They also improve freeze-thaw stability. Mono and diglycerides of fatty acids (E 471), lecithin (E 322) and polysorbates (E 432, E 436) are commonly used in ice-cream production. All this applies to other desserts such as sorbet, milkshake, frozen mousse and frozen yogurt as well.
Emulsifiers give margarine the required stability, texture and taste. To ensure that the water droplets are finely dispersed in the oil phase, mono and diglycerides of fatty acids (E 471) and lecithin (E 322) are widely used. Citric acid esters of mono and diglycerides(E 472c) prevent the margarine from splattering while polyglycerol esters(E 477) and lactic acid esters make up for the good quality of margarine used to bake cakes, for example.
Sausages dominate Europe's processed meat industry. The main components of sausages are meat proteins, fat and water, which are bound together in a stable emulsion. Emulsifiers stabilise this emulsion and distribute the fat finely throughout the product. And in low-fat meat products, food additives are responsible for making them as pleasant as their full-fat counterparts. The food industry uses mono and diglycerides of fatty acids (E 471) and citric acid esters (E 472c) for manufacturing processed meat.
Emulsifiers currently used in food production are either purified natural products or synthetic chemicals that have very similar structures to the natural products.
Just like any other food additive, emulsifiers are subject to stringent EU legislation governing their safety assessment, authorisation, use and labelling, Directive 95/2/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of 20 February 1995 on Food Additives other than Colouring and Sweeteners. These legislations require all added emulsifiers, as all food additives, to be declared on food packaging with either their name or E-number.
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Fondacaro Elected President-elect of the Association of Psychology Training Clinics
APTC: A Diverse, International and Enduring Voice for Clinical Psychology
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- By Craig E Wells
In 2006, when Clinical Professor Karen Fondacaro accepted the position of Director of the Behavior Therapy and Psychotherapy Center (BTPC), the UVM clinical psychology-training clinic, she simultaneously joined the Association of Psychology Training Clinics (APTC). APTC is the national organization for over 180 directors of leading training clinics in psychology. Its members are directors of clinics associated with pre-doctoral graduate training programs in professional psychology – clinical, community, and counseling at nationally-accredited universities. Fondacaro's extensive involvement in the BTPC clinic, her role as APTC program co-chair, along with her strategic vision for the future development of APTC, prepared her for a viable candidacy for President of the organization. She was recently nominated and elected President-elect of APTC in 2014.
According to department chair Professor William Falls, "Karen has been very involved in this organization and this honor recognizes her creativity and hard work in shepherding our training clinic. Karen has brought new programs to the clinic, including a program that helps refugees who resettle in Vermont address the trauma associated with their experiences of war in their homelands. Karen has added an SPA-accredited internship that brings promising young clinical scholars to UVM to complete their doctoral training and, last but not least, Karen has succeeded in running the clinic with the only financial model of its kind in the country; one largely run without substantive University support."
Fondacaro's experience in the BTPC at UVM spans 30 years in which she's been a supervising psychologist, clinic director, global mental health specialist, and co-director of the newly established APA-accredited Clinical Psychology Internship Program (CPIP), co-founded with Dr. James Hudjiak of the Psychiatry Dept. at UVM. As director of the BTPC and co-director of CPIP, she managed their current (501c3) non-profit clinic, maintaining the annual training of over 25 pre-doctoral clinicians, two interns, and two post docs. They have created a unique training model, primarily self-sufficient, with state and federal grants, along with insurance reimbursement for their clinicians. The development and recent accreditation of their internship is a testament to family-based services, and diversity training through the Connecting Cultures program that Fondacaro established in 2007, which serves the mental health needs of refugees from over 25 countries of origin. The Connecting Cultures program currently provides clinical science/evidence-based training with specialty services in 1) refugee mental health; 2) ADHD; 3) Tourette and Tic Disorder; and 4) Clinical Evaluation/ Assessment.
As the APTC Program committee co-chair, Fondacaro was intimately engaged in designing and coordinating the annual meetings, providing innovative strategies to impact the organization through program enhancement and a formal review process of oral and poster presentations. These annual meetings were productive, well organized and attended, and Fondacaro continued to build a strong connection to the members of APTC and the mission of the organization.
Fondacaro's primary goals as President of the organization are consistent with APTC's mission and include promoting high standards of professional psychology training, facilitating the exchange of information among psychology training clinics both nationally and internationally. Additionally, a future emphasis will be to encourage APTC to be part of the solution regarding the current psychology doctoral internship crisis, to increase diversity, and enhance national and international recognition of the organization.


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If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? This question has riddled scientists and philosophers for centuries. Some answer "no," citing a sound can't be created without the sensory organ of the ear.
But what if there is another type of observation beyond human sound? What if the trees themselves have a way of observing and storing memory about their own lives?
Using trees as witnesses to history is exactly what a biology team is doing at West Virginia University. Biology professor and chair Richard Thomas led a team into the Smoke Hole area of Grant County to examine eastern red cedar trees (Juniperus virginiana).
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"Typically you don't think of trees recording history," Thomas said, "but in this case the trees have recorded the history of acid pollution in their tree rings.
"We looked at 100 years of tree growth," Thomas said. "In addition to just looking at how they were growing, we actually looked at the carbon atoms inside of the wood of those tree rings."
Analyzing carbon content in the tree was just one piece of the research that required a team of detectives.
"This research highlighted the role of collaboration among plant scientists to tackle complex ecological questions," said Jesse Nippert, professor of biology at Kansas State University, who was also on the team with the WVU members.
The group worked together using their mastery in isotopic dating of both carbon and sulfur to go back in time.
"What we found is that there is a clear signal that occurred about 10 years after the Clean Air Act," Thomas said.
The Clean Air Act was signed into law by Richard Nixon in 1970. One of its primary goals was to cut down on acid rain created by sulphur dioxide emissions at powerplants.
Thomas said for decades both forests and towns were subjected to acidic air pollution.
"We were kind of in the bullseye," he said. "We were downwind from the powerplants in the Ohio river valley."
By analyzing the trees, the scientists were able to tell when and how the trees transitioned.
"We found that the acid rain was closing the pores in the leaves, where the carbon dioxide is taken up for photosynthesis. These pores, called stomata, were getting smaller, smaller and smaller - closing more and more as the pollution continued for decades," Thomas said. "And then 10 years after the Clean Air Act of of 1970, the pores began to reopen, and they've been reopening ever since."
Another discovery by the team is that the cedar sensed and recorded the Great Depression.
The amount of energy needed during the Great Depression heavily decreased as production went down across the country.
"As the energy production went down, the amount of sulphur pollution went down. We can actually detect that in the tree rings," Thomas said.
"It's really interesting that these trees recorded two major events in U.S. history: the Great Depression and then the signing of the Clean Air Act," he said.
"Our research shows that the Clean Air Act has had a positive influence on forests and forest health in West Virginia," Thomas said.
"This is good news for all of the people who love being outdoors and it is good news for our economy as well," he said. "Two large parts of the West Virginia economy are tourism and forestry. Whether you are an outdoorsman, a hunter, a forest landowner, a hiker, a biker, a white water paddler, everyone in West Virginia is connected in some way to our forests."


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All people are affected by abusive relationships not just women, kids Domestic violence is not a womens issue, according to Jonathan Spikes, the president of the Jonathan Spikes Foundation. It is a peoples issue. About 150 people, including numerous men, came together at the Evolution to Freedom: Men Taking A Stand Against Domestic Violence at the Cafeina Wynwood Lounge, hosted by the Jonathan Spikes Foundation. Attendees donated about $3000 for the benefit of domestic violence survivors who are a part of Safespace Foundation, Inc. Spikes said that during October there are many bad things said about men, but all men arent abusers and it is important to show women and children that domestic violence is just as important to men as it is to them. I felt that there was a need to get more men involved in the proactive strategies, Spikes said. We cannot tackle an issue with just half of the team showing up. It takes all of us. At the event, men and women danced as they proudly brought awareness of domestic violence. The attendees admired the paintings by Michael Hill that captured women who were affected by domestic violence and also breast cancer. The most beautiful form of life is a woman, Hill said. When a woman cant defend herself, there should be a man there to defend her. Some attendees shared stories amongst themselves about abusive relationships that they witnessed or heard of and a couple of domestic violence survivors shared their testimonies with the crowd. Author of Mad Lyfe of an NBA Wife, Sherri Patterson, shared that she also was a domestic violence survivor. She goes into detail of her relationship in her book. Maria Lourdes Ruiz said she was in an abusive relationship for 20 years that continues to cause pain. The relationship deeply troubled one of her daughters, and her daughter ended up committing suicide. Its not about me or man, Ruiz said, sadly, to the audience. Its about the children. In 80 percent of all domestic violence cases, children witness abuse. Jeannette Garofalo, president of Safespace Foundation, Inc., said that it was great to have men get involved. Men arent always the abusers, Garofalo said. Some men are abused and are ashamed to say it. Spikes was the victim in an abusive relationship for about a year. He said after the relationship, he realized that there are a lot of silent victims out there, which encouraged him to become more involved in bringing awareness. According to Garofalo, the event has been successful both years and the money that they collect isnt the most important thing. What is most important is raising awareness and letting domestic violence victims know that there are people who care and can help them, she said. By Malika A. firstname.lastname@example.com


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Tim Tebow introduces girlfriend Camilla Belle to parents
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New York, Dec. 7 : New York Jets back-up quarterback Tim Tebow has taken his new girlfriend Camilla Belle home to meet the parents.
According to In Touch, his mom and dad approve of the beautiful actress.
"His mom, Pam, likes that Camilla comes from a strict Catholic family, and loves that she does so much work with a children's charity," the New York Post quoted a source as telling the publication.
"Pam thinks Camilla could be the girl Tim has been waiting for!" the source said.
The 26-year-old actress, who has previously dated Joe Jonas, was raised in a strict Catholic household.
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I saw that she was feeling a bit down (due to some physical problems), so I thought it only right to point out how awesome she is to hopefully cheer her up!
Our own Bill Reed is a gigantic Aquaman fan – but I'm afraid no one can compare to Laura when it comes to being an Aquaman fan, as she is definitely the tops.
Currently, she is reading through (and blogging about) every single Aquaman comic appearance ever!! Here is the category for it on her blog (she's calling the series Ripples Through Time).
Go read Bloggity-Blog-Blog-Blog this instant!
Good call. I've been following her finny files for a while now, and I've oceans of love for Tegan.
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I haven't spoken to Laura in years– I know her from Doctor Who fandom– but I've always been a big fan of her work with Aquaman. Her website is absolutely essential when it comes to the character.
Feel better, Laura! I've visited your site many times to feel the love for Aquaman that is often missing elsewhere! You've also helped me a lot in deciding what back issues I a wanted to look for.
Keep up the great work, and get well soon!
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The deadline for signing up for the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, is coming up on March 31st.
After 6 years, AFSCME District Council 33 has settled their contract with the Philadelphia Parking Authority. We talked with Pete Matthews, President of AFSCME DC 33, about what this victory will mean for Parking Authority workers.
UPDATE: Video from the forum now online in full (starts at 18 minutes). Saturday Nov. 23rd, from 4-6pm, candidates in the 2014 Pennsylvania Governors race will speak at a community forum on issues affecting working families.
On October 11th, teachers, students and parents gathered before school at Sayre High School to demand full funding for public schools.
This video is a message to everyone who cares about the future of public schools. Watch how local communities are responding to a year of unprecedented attacks, including the closing of 24 schools, layoffs of hundreds of teachers and counselors, and the elimination of school libraries, art, music, and sports programs. And find out what you can do about it.
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Philly's public education system is under attack. Last spring the city closed down 23 schools and began massive layoffs.
In this episode of MMPTV, Special Education Teacher Nicole Son-Culbreth tells us about how Teacher Action Group (TAG) is fighting for public education in Philadelphia.
Parents and school workers are entering the second day of a fast for safe schools. Watch and see why they have taken this step to demand the city and state make safety in Philadelphia schools a priority.
Thousands of students walked out of class Friday May 17th to say no to drastic budget cuts that will eliminate extracurriculars, nurses, support staff and other programs in schools. They marched from the Phila. School District Headquarters at 440 N.
In this episode Naroen Chhin and Sokhom Touch of the One Love Movement make the connections between the deportation crisis affecting their community and the crisis of poverty that affects so many others.
Therese Garvin and Lisa Hogan, both wives of Philadelphia firefighters, experience the effects of cutbacks to Fire Department services firsthand, from station closures, to rolling brownouts, to the shrinking of the firefighter workforce.
Having a drivers license is essential for getting to work, picking up kids from school, and living a dignified life. But thousands of PA families have been struggling to live without basic mobility after the state cancelled their licenses.
In this election-week edition of MMPTV, host Alex Wiles interviews Philadelphia labor legend Jim Moran to learn about organized labor's role in national politics and what can be learned from efforts to form a national Labor Party in the mid 1990s.
Last week, the Media Mobilizing Project and Put People First PA were proud to host the Philadelphia premier screening of Dear Mandela, a film that documents the rise of South Africa's largest post-apartheid social movement, Abahlali baseMjondolo.
In this week's MMPTV Update, host Alex Wiles meets with Ron Blount, president of the local Unified Taxi Workers Alliance, to explore how the city's fleet of taxi cab drivers has fought for improved working conditions by forming a union.
In this week's MMPTV update, we take a look at how members of Pennsylvania's undocumented youth community are stepping out of the shadows--Undocumented, Unafraid and Unapologetic--in a fight against unjust detentions and deportations in our communities.
In this week's MMPTV update, you'll find out how the Media Mobilizing Project is helping provide free Internet access to the 41 percent of Philadelphians who don't own a computer or have a web service provider.
With Philadelphia's unemployment rate hovering above 10 percent more than four years after the start of the financial crisis, this week MMPTV host Alex Wiles sits down with representatives of the Philadelphia Unemployment Project (PUP), a group that has been fighting for workers rights
Meet Eileen Duffey, a Philadelphia public school nurse, an organizer, and a hero to many. In this MMPTV update, we hear about the vital work of our school nurses, and all the ways they support our children, families and communities. We also learn about the serious impacts of last yea
In this update, MMPTV takes you to a recent immigrants rights rally in the days after the Supreme Court's partial overturning of Arizona's anti-immigrant SB1070 legislation in June.
Today MMPTV takes you on the scene to a powerful demonstration in support of immigrants rights led by the Dream Activists of Pennsylvania outside the Montgomery County Correctional Facility.
In this MMPTV Update, we will be talking about the powerful grassroots effort to pass the Earned Sick Days bill in Philadelphia. This bill would require all businesses with more than 5 employees to allow their workers up to 7 paid sick days.
This MMPTV update features an informative discussion with Stan Shapiro, who spent 22 years as Chief Staff Attorney for Philadelphia City Council and currently co-chairs Neighborhood Networks. Stan talked with us about the new city and state budgets and how working families and communit
This MMPTV update includes powerful stories from people who would be impacted by Governor Corbett's proposal to eliminate the statewide General Assistance Program and to cut the General Assistance related health care.
In this MMPTV update we discuss the recent demonstration led by the Dream Activists of Pennsylvania. The protest focused on the release of Miguel Orellana, a 25-year old Dream Act eligible student who has been held in York County Prison for over 7 months.
Over 2,700 school bus drivers, mechanics, custodians, and other blue-collar workers – have recently received layoff notices, effective either sometime next fall or December 31, 2012. This is the entire membership of SEIU 32BJ Local 1201.
37 families at the Riverdale Mobile Home Park in Jersey Shore, PA may lose their homes to make way for a water extraction plant that will supply natural gas drilling operations.
Students from across Pennsylvania rallied demanding Equity in Education. This action was organized by Philadelphia Student Union, Project Peace, A+ Schools' TeenBloc & Juntos. Over the course of the last year, Governor Tom Corbett has cut public education in Pennsylvania by more t
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On Thursday, October 20th, 2011 members of the Unified Taxi Workers Alliance of PA and the the New York Taxi Workers Alliance gathered in Washington, D.C.
Join striking student guest workers to demand that Hershey, who they pack chocolates for, agrees to stop exploiting student guest workers and undermining the well being of Central Pennsylvanians.
In this episode, MMPTV is joined by special guests from the Philly Student Union and Campaign for Nonviolent Schools, as well as a live audience, representing parents, students, educators and other Philadelphia School District workers.
National Nurses United and their allies rallied today at the New York Stock Exchange. During the rally they demand a tax on Wall Street transactions. This tax they declare will ensure that "the yo-yos that buy and sell this country pay their fare share" to heal America.
Hundreds of teachers and workers rallied at the School District headquarters on Monday to protest massive layoffs and testify at the meeting of the School Reform Commission.
In the summer of 2010 the City of Philadelphia began a "rolling brownout" measure, in which local fire stations close for determined periods of time.
Today, in a fight to resist Governor Corbett's proposed cutbacks to Pennsylvania's public education budget, a large crowd rallied in Harrisburg, PA on the steps of the state capitol building. In the midst of these cutbacks there are also plans to increase funding to state prisons,
Watch this MMPTV video from the We Are One rally at Temple University on April 4, 2011. The event was held to protest Governor Corbett's March 8th budget proposal, which aims to cut education funding and increase spending towards prisons.
In the recent state budget proposal, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett proposed a cut in the education system of around $550 million (that's right, million).
The crowd began forming at Juniper and Filbert streets around 3:30 pm as set-up was still underway. As school let out, high school students from over 25 schools across the city began making their way downtown. Each new group made the size of the gathering swell until the crowd spilled
The Campaign For Non-Violent Schools is a coalition of youth led organizations working to end all forms of violence in Philadelphia schools. The coalition is calling on all of Philadelphia to stand against the massive cuts to education announced by the Governor last week.
MMPTV tells the untold stories of those uniting across struggles to build a movement to end poverty.
At the end of 2010, Asian Americans United (AAU) held a community wide event to celebrate 25 years of achievement in their fight for social equality.
Firefighters in Pennsylvania have been waiting for justice when it comes to the serious health risks they take everyday in order to save lives. The Cancer Presumption Act would've given them just that.
On Martin Luther King Day, Monday January 17th, join us to honor MLK and all the families that make up our city and our movement.
MMPTV tells the untold stories, news and analysis of poor and working people uniting across color lines to build a movement to end poverty. In this episode, we look back at the fall of 2010. Despite these hard times, more and more of us are organizing.
Electric rate caps are coming off this January across the state of Pennsylvania and PECO is increasing rates here in Philadelphia by 5%. There has been very little media coverage of the reasons for and possible effects of the removal of rate caps.
On November 9th, 2010 more than 200 youth from over 40 public high schools in Philadelphia participated in a summit hosted by the Philadelphia Student Union. They gathered to build power around a campaign to end all forms of violence in schools.
S'bu Zikode, president of Abahlali baseMjondolo, the South African Shackdwellers' movement, visited Philadelphia as part of his recent nationwide tour.
Many in the Cambodian-American community are facing a holiday season without their brothers, sons, friends and fathers.
On Tuesday, November 9th, the Campaign for Nonviolent Schools hosted the Youth Power Summit. Over 200 students from 45 schools came together for a day of youth led workshops and dialogues.
On October 4th of this year, the City of Philadelphia released a memorandum aimed at stripping Fire Service Paramedics of their union representation under Local 22.
MMPTV tells the untold stories, news and analysis of poor and working people uniting across color lines to build a movement to end poverty. In this episode, we look back at this past summer of 2010, which has not been an easy one. Many of us have been in an economic crisis all of our
This summer members of Labor Justice Radio, MMPTV and Philadelphia Student Union's On Blast Radio took a trip to the small town of Dimock, PA, a place that some are calling the "ground zero" of natural gas drilling.
On Thursday, September 23 from 12:00pm - 2:00pm we will be fighting back on Sugarhouse Casino's opening day. We will be meeting at Penn Treaty Park1301 N. Beach Street Philadelphia, PA.
After a tragic fire near 55th and Sansom took the life of a 12-year old named Frank Morasco, neighbors and firefighters gathered for a vigil in front of his home to offer support to his family.
On August 12th, 2010 friends, family, neighbors and many others gathered to protest the detention and deportation of Hov Ly Kol, an active and valuable member of Philadelphia's Cambodian-American community.
As casualties of the Afghanistan war continue to rise, social services for vets here in America are on the decline. Though their stories often go untold, our vets are becoming casualties here at home...medically, socially and economically.
The Unified Taxi Workers Alliance organized a prayer vigil on Wednesday, July 7th to support the drivers and families who were victimized in a recent raid by the Philadelphia Parking Authority and Immigration Customs Enforcement Authorities.
The videos collected here are a part of building community driven journalism, so that the various groups in Philadelphia working for social change can promote and spread consciousness about their struggle and eventually develop better living conditions here in the city and beyond.
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Monica Roberts, member of SEIU 32BJ and MMPTV, produced this video to highlight the solidarity of 32BJ members in the NYC residential workers' fight for a fair contract. The residential workers, who work in NYC high rise apartment buildings, recently held a march where they were joined
Leading up to the recent strike at Temple University Hospital, Carolyn Humphries, a GI technician at the hospital and member of PASNAP, studied video-making and citizen journalism. She wanted to tell the powerful stories and experiences of she and her coworkers as they sto
Video by Gustavo Martinez
The Temple nurses strike has now entered it's fourth week and on Wednesday community leaders from the NAACP, Temple Student Labor Action Project and Pennsylvania Federation of Teachers, among others, came out to support the striking nurses. Temple Watch reports that formal negotiations are to begin between the union and hospital on Saturday April 24, and on the same day there are plans for a massive rally at the Constitution Center at 4:30PM.
On, Tuesday April 20th around 2pm, Philadelphia Student Union conducted a 3-minute action. In only 180 seconds, we showed the power and leadership that young people have when we are organized for non-violence.
On Wednesday evening, caregivers at Broomall Presbyterian Village, a nursing home in Broomall, Pennsylvania, voted to form a union with SEIU Healthcare Pennsylvania, which represents over 22,000 health care workers statewide. These workers celebrated their first moments as proud union
The mining accident in the coal region of West Virginia is a tragedy. The loss of 25 lives in what amounted to the worst explosion in a mine in the past 25 years, along with the death of four miners who were found this past weekend, is inexcusable.
We, the Temple workers are standing strong in our efforts to show temple that we are to be respected and valued for what we do everyday. It is a tough battle but still one definately worth fighting.
With less than a week before the March 31st strike deadline, nurses and healthcare professionals held a rally outside of Temple University Hospital to demand a contract that will not strip away their human rights or diminish their ability to provide quality care to patients.
Video by: Carolyn Humphries
Temple University Hospital's 1,500 nurses and professional and technical employees will hold a final rally before going on strike to demand a fair and just contract that will uphold their rights to advocate for patients.
Because the federal health reform bill signed into law today (Tuesday, March 23) fails to make health care truly universal and equitable, human right to health care advocates across the country are pushing their state legislatures to implement more effective and comprehensive measures
On February 2nd, immigrant rights groups, workers and people of faith gathered in South Philadelphia to urge Congressman Robert Brady to support comprehensive and fair immigration reform. He heard their call and now it is time to take the fight to D.C.
This Friday join the Unified Taxi Workers Alliance & Liberty Resources for a public hearing in City Hall on a bill that would grant workers compensation to taxi drivers and create wheelchair accessible taxis.
On Feb. 16, fourteen of your neighbors go on trial for a casino-free Philly.
Healthcare workers at Pottstown Memorial Medical Center have been trying for months to bargain a contract.


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Brent Bookwalter, a 2006 graduate of Lees-McRae and 2010 Hall of Fame inductee, made his second appearance in the Tour de France this year, aiding teammate Cadel Evans' first TDF victory. Bookwalter, who went pro in 2008, races for BMC Racing, a Swiss-based racing team.
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