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Ever wonder what it's like to have an internship with one of the top magazines in the nation? Now you can find out! Follow along with Anna DiBenedetto '15 on Wednesday, June 11th as she tweets throughout a typical day at HGTV Magazine. Get an idea of what an intern does all day with first hand reporting from a rising senior.
To follow along with Anna or ask her a question, please use #wluDITL on Twitter. All of Anna's tweets will be archived here.
Anna is a rising senior at Washington and Lee where she majors in English with a minor in Creative Writing. She is an Appalachian Adventure Pre-Orientation Leader and recently interned for W&L's literary magazine, Shenandoah.
For her HGTV Magazine internship, she works Tuesdays through Fridays from 10am-6pm. On Tuesday's, Anna works with products in the home department and the rest of the week, she helps the editorial team. During her #wluDITL, she will be working with the home department to help the magazine is shoot the September cover.
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The impetus for a new City Hall emerged when the city was confronted with the need to invest up to $90 million to upgrade public safety facilities and technology. Seizing a rare opportunity created by a downturn in the real estate market, the city purchased the former Qwest building at the bargain-basement price of $29 million in December 2002.
Seeking a way to leverage the huge investment to meet other pressing needs, city leaders initiated a dialogue with residents. Residents and civic leaders overwhelmingly favored moving the majority of city offices together into the then-vacant offic building in the heart of downtown, less than a block from the Bellevue transit center.
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Linehan, Tim (2011) Shifting demographics mean that the NHS must change. To cope with these new demands we must radically reassess how we design services and use technology to provide care. British Politics and Policy at LSE (01 Nov 2011) Blog Entry.
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In a time of fiscal austerity, few topics are as emotive as the protection of the NHS. Tim Linehan argues that demographic trends will make it harder and harder to fund the NHS in the future. Innovative solutions are needed – solutions like Kent's telehealth initiative, which can offer improvements to patient health, but at much lower cost.
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Series 'NY Med' returns, adds NJ to the show
10 tonight,
"NY Med," which returns for a second season tonight, is what ABC calls a "real life hospital series."
You could probably also safely describe it as a docu-series. Just don't call this award-winning project a "reality show" in front of Terence Wrong.
"Around the time of the reality craze, there was a whole couple of years of confusion in there, where I would bring out a series and do interviews, and people would say, 'Your reality show,' and I would go nuts," says Wrong, executive producer of "NY Med," who pioneered this unusual and ever-evolving hybrid news/entertainment format with "Hopkins 24/7," filmed in 1999. "This is not a reality show. On the other hand, I never felt really comfortable calling it a strict documentary, because the inspiration was always Frederick Wiseman and the Maysles and Barbara Kopple and real vérité, but they always held the camera themselves, and they got just a worm's-eye view. So, this was much greater coverage, and having so many more stories shot cinéma vérité created the possibility to weave them and boil them down. We have a room back there with 4,000 hours of footage."
On this June afternoon, Wrong is chatting with a reporter in his Upper West Side office, part of a large suite where his team members, positioned in different editing rooms, are shaping the final installments of this eight-episode "NY Med" season, which this year has major New Jersey components.
Some of the people viewers saw two years ago on "NY Med" are back — chief among them Dr. Mehmet Oz, the ubiquitous cardio-thoracic surgeon and Cliffside Park resident, who appears in the first episode tonight, alongside a young man who has come into the ER just as his aorta is about to tear.
"That was one-in-a-million situation," Wrong says, noting that Oz "does walk through the ER on the way to his office, he does frequently chat with patients … but that he should be chatting at the exact instant where [this man's] aorta tears is extraordinary. And that was a lucky patient to have one of the top heart surgeons in the world happen to be holding your hand when your aorta tears." (The young man, whom Dr. Allan Stewart subsequently operated on, had a positive outcome.)
Also returning are Marina Dedivanovic, Diana Costine and Katie Duke — whom Wrong calls "three incredibly extroverted relatable nurses from last season" — and ER Dr. Debbie Yi, a onetime "Wall Streeter" who got into the medical field after her sister fell onto subway tracks and lost a leg. Three out of the four women experience dramatic developments in their own lives this season.
"We have a 38-minute hour and we have five commercial breaks. There is a lot of noise on television today. There's a lot of noise in our lives … and to get somebody to actually watch your show and come back after a commercial is near miraculous, so we have to have a really taut dramatic structure and what I call 'emotional payoffs' that will bring you back after the commercial," Wrong says.
"We're up against dramas, and you're looking at how those dramas are written and stories are told. So, how do you do that with real material? How can you possibly compete with a scripted show? The only way you can do it is shoot 4,000 hours and crush it. And so what we've tried to do as in a good drama was bring back characters in the next season. We've never really succeeded, never in all the years. This season, we did."
There are also some major new faces this year, including 29-year-old Dr. Ashley Winter, who grew up in Glen Rock and is a New York-Presbyterian urology resident.
The biggest change this season is that "NY Med" does not unfold just within the confines of New York City. The show toggles back and forth between the surgeons, doctors, nurses and patients of Manhattan's New York-Presbyterian Hospital and the medical team and patients at Newark's University Hospital — where we see the trauma team dealing with the victims of shootings, stabbings, falls, a small-plane crash and a home invasion/sexual assault involving a young couple, then living in East Orange. That case, which Wrong calls "extraordinary," was a first for Wrong's team.
"The husband was pistol-whipped, trying to defend his wife. She was assaulted in some fashion, and both of them agreed to be filmed," says Wrong of the couple, who are first seen being treated in separate examining rooms. "They haven't seen each other, and neither of them knows how severe the other one's injuries are, and then they're reunited, in a really powerful scene. And she says, 'You're my hero. You tried to save me.'
"We have been in emergency rooms many, many times when victims of sexual assault have come in, and usually the staff is so hyper-protective of those victims, oftentimes, there's a rape counselor and a social worker, that you can't even begin the conversation of 'Is the victim in a condition, or would she be willing to have her care documented?' " Wrong says. "We've never before been able to document this." (Wrong, who realized that the consent obtained that night was one given "when she's in considerable duress and shock," had just the previous week had a two-hour phone conversation with the woman to see if she was still willing to have her story shown on air. She was.)
ABC's promotional materials refer to this season as "a tale of two cities," having also identified University Hospital's ER as "a doorway to the mean streets of one of America's most violent cities."
Although Wrong uses the "tale of two cities" analogy at one point, he notes that the hospital is "sensitive" to that depiction, saying that there are also other types of cases shown.
"I've gone to pains to assure them that we do not present Newark as a basket case, but I've also said, 'We can't whitewash the statistics. They've had 6,000 gunshots in 10 years. Six thousand,' " Wrong says. "All the doctors said, 'Don't demonize us with the crime story, because we're also a community that has been trying very hard to revitalize ourselves. And we have some very positive metrics. There's a strong middle class here, and this hospital serves a wider community, and you can't take the minority [of people] committing crimes and then try to taint everybody who comes into the emergency room from the community with that brush,' " says Wrong.
"And it was a really valid point. What hugely impressed us in Newark, at the end of the day, almost to a degree we hadn't been impressed by previously was the humanity and the bond between the staff and the patients. It was really unbelievable. I mean, the sense of humor, the jokes, the affection.


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Golden Globes 2013 Red Carpet: The Worst Dressed Stars (PHOTOS)
There are well-dressed celebrities and then there are those who make you think "Did so-and-so look at themselves in the mirror?" And, unfortunately, on Sunday night's 70th annual Golden Globes red carpet there were way too many A-listers who fell into the latter category.
While we know our opinions are, well, our own, we're pretty sure you'll agree with us on at least one or two of these sartorial pans. From Jessica Chastain to Lena Dunham, here are some usually stylish stars who epically flopped the Globes' red carpet.
We're so disappointed with this look, partially because Jessica is currently Hollywood's "it" girl. Her hair is greasy, and the droopy neckline makes it look like she has saggy breasts. It's an epic red carpet fail.
Lucy, Betty White called... she wants her tablecloth back.
The colour (which doesn't really complement Adams's skin tone), the belt, the frilly base of the dress... It's prissy instead of being perfect. Amy Adams deserves better.
The cut, the colour, the cropped hair -- Lena, you can do so, so, so much better.
Jennifer, why are you trying to mimic Madonna's cone bra on a Golden Globes red carpet!? Seriously, you're better than this.
We're not sure what to look at here. Are we supposed to pay attention to Amanda's hair or all of the lace detailing of the dress? And the colour? It's just not right for Seyfried's skin tone.
This thing is sheer in all of the wrong places.
Alright, Eva, you look fine, but trying to copy Angelina's lust-worthy leg from last year's awards season? Not. Cool.
This is just a little too prom in a way-too-cutesy colour.
We love Olivia Munn -- love. But we don't like this look. It's a little bit classy and trashy (thanks to the sophisticated black skirt paired with a sparkly tube top).
What is going on here!? This dress would have been perfect, but then Vuitton went ahead and added a sheer, polka dotted overlay to the bottom half of the ensemble.
We're starting to think this is the only style of dress Messing ever wears.
Halle, who usually looks stunning, faltered on the carpet with this look. It's a little floral, a little dip-dyed and a little too-skin showy. Pick one trend you want to showcase and role with that -- you don't need to wear 'em all at once.
The real problem with the dress is the bow-like belt highlighting Mayim's midsection. You're a woman, Blossom, not a schoolgirl.
Someone let a bedazzled swan loose on the red carpet -- that's not a good thing.
Put simply, this is bling gone bad. Very, very bad.
This colour looks great on Rosario, but the cut is all over the place. It's got some peplum as well as piping that criss-crosses her mid-section. There's just way too much going on.
Everything about this dress is wrong. The colour is awful -- especially when paired with Kelly's hair. And the cut, ugh, we're sick of these skirts and strapless dresses that don't fit a lady's breasts properly.


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There can be only 10, according to a ministerial statement published this October, but it is understood 11 KiwiSaver providers have applied for default status under a now-closed government tender.
Assuming the government sticks to its 10 limit (the Cabinet papers allow some flexibility here) at least one provider, then, will have its default dream dashed.
I suspect the government will probably reject more than one application - just to keep the industry on its toes, perhaps - but the winners should be revealed by April next year.
In the meantime I have compiled a list of likely candidates based around the core criteria for default selection:
* the scheme must be a Portfolio Investment Entity (PIE);
* the provider has to offer at least conservative, balanced and growth investment options;
* restricted schemes (ie only open to a certain, narrowly-defined membership base) won't be considered;
* the scheme must demonstrate it is able to accept default members beginning July 1 next year;
* the provider needs to be managing at least $100 million of KiwiSaver funds already.
We can take it for granted that the existing five default providers have applied for reappointment, which leaves only seven other non-restricted schemes that might comply with the $100 million minimum.
Starting with the five existing default providers, here's my speculative list of the 11 contenders:
* Mercer
* OnePath (ANZ)
* Tower (Fisher)
* KiwiBank (Gareth Morgan KiwiSaver)
* Westpac
* Aon KiwiSaver
* Grosvenor
* Superlife
It is understood the one other scheme that meets the default entry-level criteria, Milford Asset Management, has not applied for the privilege.
While the 11 schemes listed above might meet the basic default standards, they will also have to comply with a new member education requirement inserted by the government.
How the potential default providers plan to deliver the member education standards will be a crucial factor in any appointment decision. According to an industry source who has seen the tender document, the government has left it pretty much up to the providers to fill this section in without requiring too much in the way of proof - although presumably they will be held to account for any promises made here.
And, much to the relief of the applicants, the government has apparently clarified that the requirement to provide KiwiSaver default members with access to "impartial financial advice" does not extend to considering the merits of competitor products.
With 11 applicants vying for 10 spots, default status clearly remains attractive to many providers despite the addition of the education/advice complexity and the somewhat unstable nature of default membership.
Most providers probably view default funds as a useful holding pen before shunting members into other of their more differentiated KiwiSaver products.
Interestingly, the ANZ-owned default option, the OnePath KiwiSaver Scheme, recently restricted entry to individuals allocated via the IRD 'carousel' system.
"It is not possible to join the OnePath KiwiSaver Scheme in any other way and, in particular, you can't apply to join the OnePath KiwiSaver Scheme," the ANZ/OnePath website says, indicating the bank is keen to isolate non-engaged members before applying special treatment.


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Stocks Bloodied by Beige Book
Stocks were bloodied on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve released its latest update on economic conditions across the country, showing the economy had "slow growth or lateral movement" in June and July.
For most of the session, a warning that tough conditions may hinder a profit recovery, from technology bellwether Cisco Systems (CSCO ), weighed on the major indexes. But a dismal economic update from the Fed on top of the networker's uncertain outlook and other dismal economic reports this week, drove stocks to session lows.
Technology shares were the worst hit. The Nasdaq Composite index lost 61.43 points, or 3.03%, to 1,966.36. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 165.24 points, or 1.58%, to 10,293.50. And the broader Standard & Poor's 500-stock index fell 20.87 points, or 1.73%, to 1,183.53.
In the latest ugly economic news, the Fed's Beige Book, an anecdotal report on economic health from the central bank's 12 regional branches, showed the ongoing manufacturing slowdown extended into other areas of the economy and across districts. The factory sector was weak in almost all regions, retail sales were below expectations and the services sector was facing weak demand.
The latest economic data did not really tell investors anything new. Weakness appears to be spreading broadly, analysts say, but it isn't a big surprise. "People had been anticipating that kind of spillover effect for some time. A slowdown on the consumer side after a year of slowdown in manufacturing shouldn't be such a big deal," says Charles Lemonides, chief investment officer at M&R Capital.
The Beige Book is used by the Fed to calculate how much to adjust interest rates. "If there was any doubt that they were going to ease on Aug. 21, that's been removed," says Joe Liro, an economist at Stone & McCarthy Research Associates. " Liro, like most analysts, expects a 25 basis point rate cut at the next meeting of the FOMC, the Fed's rate-setting committee.
So far, interest rate cutting has done little to spark the economy. The Fed has already cut rates by 2.75 percentage points to 3.75% since the beginning of the year, but analysts are counting on continued aggressive cutting to jumpstart the economy and corporate profits. "Eventually the rate will come down to 3% when it's all said and done," predicts Richard Cripps, chief market strategist at Legg Mason wood Walker.
The Fed's anecdotal update had a few bright spots: stable real estate markets, balanced retail inventories and strong car sales in some areas. But, investors remain unmoved. "There is little conviction that the liquidity out there wants to come into the market," Cripps says.
More negative economic data are expected Thursday. Trade price indexes are expected to show another month of weakness in July, as the strong dollar and falling energy costs drive U.S. trade prices lower. S&P's economic research unit expects import prices to fall 0.3% overall and 0.1%, following respective declines of 0.5% and 0.4% in June. The data is set to be released at 8:30 am ET Thursday.
Treasury Market
U.S. Treasuries rallied on weakness in stocks and the Fed's latest anecdotal report on the health of the economy.
In other economic data, wholesale inventories fell 0.2% for the month of June, following a 0.2% rise in May. The decline was slightly larger than expected. Wholesale sales, which S&P forecasted to rise 0.3%, slipped 0.9%. The data are not expected to affect markets.
World Markets
European markets finished lower after Germany's Bayer said it was pulling anti-cholesterol drug Baycol/Lipobay because of reported side effects. Bayer will miss earnings targets for 2001. In London, the Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100 index ended down 60.30 points, or 1.09%, to 5,476.50 after the Bank of England lowered its 2001 growth forecast, but said inflation would slow. In Germany, the DAX Index ended down 138.00 points, or 2.40%, to 5,614.51, on Cisco's warning that the tech slowdown could last for several months. In France, the CAC 40 finished off 65.39 points, or 1.29%, to 4,986.23.
In Asia, markets ended lower. After a strong showing in the previous session, the Nikkei 225 index stumbled again, ending down 155.79 points, or 1.26%, to 12,163.67. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng stock index lost 49.18 points, or 0.41%, to 11,958.01.
By Amy Tsao in New York


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AFTER A YEAR OF MOVING, TRYING TO GET MY MACHINES SET WITH A NEW & DIFFERENT SYSTEM, I AM NOW FINALLY BACK MAKING TAPES AND DVDs. IT HAS BEEN A WILD YEAR, A BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS CONTINUED TO E-MAIL ME FOR INFORMATION ON MY LARGE LIST OF EVENTS - BACK TO THE '60 OLYMPICS, AND ALSO MY MANY COMPILATIONS.
DVD or VHS (NTSC) -- your choice
Below are listed the contents of some of my compilations (more are listed in another thread). I include all kiss & cry, final results, fluff pieces, interviews, pieces, whatever aired. Most are 6 hours in length, some that are a second compilation on the same skater might not be a full six hours yet, check on that with me.
Each compilation is currently available in VHS (NTSC) or DVD and can be copied in SP or SLP. I live in the USA, but will ship to anywhere in the world - just be sure your VCR can play NTSC.
**Please note** for the eligible skaters, the compilations will continue to be added upon as the seasons proceed.
1999 Junior Worlds - "Last of the Mohicans"
1999 US Nationals - SP - "Marie's Mood" & "The Color of Love"; LP - "Last of the Mohicans"
2000 Nationals - SP - "Paint it Black"; LP - Celtic & Scandinavian Folk Music
2000 Cup of Russia - LP - "Concerto in F"
2001 Nationals - SP - "Passion & Power"; LP - "Concerto in F"; Exhibition - "Ebb Tide"
2001 Grand Prix Final - SP - "Passion & Power"; LP - Celtic & Scandinavian Folk Music
2001 Four Continents - "Concerto in F"
2001 Great American Figure Skating Challenge - Teamed with Michelle Kwan -"Ebb Tide"; Interview
2001 Cup of Russia - SP - "Reveil"; LP - Piano Medley
2001 Hershey's Figure Skating Challenge - with Dorothy Hamill's team -
Stevie Wonder Medley; Dorothy skates also; team results
2002 Nationals - SP "Reveil"; interview; LP " Tocata Con Fuoco"
2002 Hershey's Kisses Great American Figure Skating Challenge - "Ebb Tide"
2002 Skate America - Interview; SP "Reveil"; LP "Ragtime"
2003 Nationals - SP "Reveil"; piece on injury; LP "Ragtime"
2004 Nationals - SP "Spirit of Taiko"; LP "Ragtime"; Exhibition "Spirit of Taiko"
2005 Nationals - SP "Adagio for Strings"; LP "Exotica", "Church Shoot-out"
2005 Marshall's US Figure Skating Challenge - "Exotica", "Church Shoot-out"
2005 Skate Canada - SP "Adagio for Strings"; LP "Journey of Man/The Mission"
2005 Marshall's US Figure Skating Challenge
2006 US Nationals - SP "Windmills of Your Mind"; LP - Selections by Jutras &
Morricone; interview; Exhibition "Solo Amore"
2006 Olympics - SP "Adagio for Strings"; LP - Selections by Jutras & Morricone
2006 Worlds - Overview of SP and standings; LP - Selections by Jutra &
Morricone; leaderboard
3-06 - Marshall's US International Figure Skating Showcase - "Summertime"
4 1/4 hr.
1998 Olympics - SP "Zigeunerweisen"; LP "Mt. Olympus
1998 Worlds - LP "Mt. Olympus"
1999 Worlds - comments by Dick Button; SP "Zigeunerweisen";
LP "Mulan"; Exhibition "Madame Butterfly"; encore Polka music
1999 Masters of Figure Skating - SP "Firebird"; LP "Mulan"
'99-'00 Grand Prix Final - Re-cap of 1st & 2nd rounds; piece; Final
2000 - Worlds - SP "Firebird"; piece; LP violin music by Ming Xin Due,
Exhibition "Crazy"
2000 - Japan Open SP "Firebird"; LP "Mulan"
2000 - Skate America - LP "Spirit of Spring"
'00-'01 Grand Prix Final - LP "Spirit of Spring"
2001 Worlds - SP "Allegretto"; LP "Spirit of Spring"; Podium; Exhibition
"Beethoven's Last Night"
2001 Nations Cup - SP "Kismet"; piece; LP "Turandot"; interview
2001 Masters of Figure Skating - SP "Kismet"; LP "In the Dark"
'01-'02 Grand Prix Final - LP "Turandot"
2002 Olympics - SP "Kismet"; LP "Turandot"; Podium; Exhibition
"In the Dark"
2002 Worlds - SP "Kismet"'; piece; LP "Turandot"; Exhibition jazz number
2002 Cup of Russia - SP "Beethoven's Last Night"
'02-'03 Grand Prix Final - LP "Turandot"
2003 Four Continents - LP "Turandot"
2003 Worlds - piece; SP "Beethoven's Last Night"; piece; LP "Turandot";
piece & exhibition - repeat of "Turandot"
2003 Hallmark Skaters Challenge - introduction; SP "Beethoven's Last
Night"; LP "Bensonhurst Blues"
2003 Cup of China - introduction; profile; SP "Kismet"; LP
"The Nutcracker"; Podium; Exhibition from Skate Canada
"Time to Say Goodbye"
'03-'04 - Grand Prix Final - SP "Kismet"; LP "The Nutcracker"
2004 Worlds - introduction; piece; SP "Kismet"; profile; LP
"The Nutcracker"; Exhibition "Moulin Rouge"
2004 Cup of China - piece; LP "The Soony Sisters"
'04-'05 Grand Prix Final - profile; LP "The Soony Sisters"; interview
2004 Worlds - introduction; piece; SP "Kismet"; profile; LP
"The Nutcracker"; Exhibition "Moulin Rouge"
2004 Cup of China - piece; LP "The Soony Sisters"
'04-'05 Grand Prix Final - profile; LP "The Soony Sisters"; interview
'96 World Junior Championships - LP, results
'97 World Senior Championships - LP "Carman"; Podium
'97-'98 Grand Prix Final - SP; LP "Troika"
'98 Europeans - LP "Troika"
'98 Olympics - SP - Russian Folk Music; LP "Troika"; Exhibition
'98 Worlds - LP "Troika"; Podium
'99 World Professional Championships (pro-am this year)- SP "Lawrence of
Arabia"; LP - Circus Music; interview
'99 Worlds - SP - Circus Music; piece; LP "Lawrence of Arabia"
'99 Hershey Kisses - "Lawrence of Arabia"
'99 Skate America - piece; LP "Broken Arrow"
'99 Skate Canada - SP "Nutcracker"; LP "Broken Arrow"
'99 Masters of Figure Skating - SP "Nutcracker"; interview; LP "Broken Arrow";
'00 Europeans - LP "Broken Arrow"
'00 Worlds - SP "Nutcracker"; LP "Tosca"; interview
'00 Masters - SP "Etude in C Minor"; LP "Gladiator"
'00 Skate America - piece; LP "Gladiator"
'00 Skate Canada - LP "Gladiator"
'00 Japan Open - SP "Nutcracker"; LP "Broken Arrow"; Podium
'00-'01 Grand Prix Final - SP "Etude in C Minor"; First LP "Lawrence of Arabia"; Super Final "Gladiator"
'01 Worlds - SP "Etude in C Minor"; LP "Gladiator"; Podium
'01 Goodwill Games - SP "Winter"; LP "Gladiator"
'01 Skate Canada - SP "Winter"; LP "Man in the Iron Mask"; interview
'01 Trophee Lalique - SP "Winter"; LP "Man in the Iron Mask"; interview
'01 Masters of Figure Skating - SP "Winter"; piece; LP "Iron Mask"; interview
'01-'02 Grand Prix Final - Final LP "Iron Mask"; interview
'01 Smucker's Holiday on Ice - "Memorial"; closing number
'02 Allstar Olympic Tribute - Gordeeva and Lipinski in "Coming to America";
men's preview
'02 Europeans - LP "Iron Mask"; interview
'02 Olympics - piece; SP "Winter"; interview; piece; LP "Iron Mask"; Podium;
Today Show; Exhibition and Encore
'02 Worlds - interview; SP "Winter"; interview; piece; LP "Iron Mask";
interview; Podium; piece; Exhibition
'02 Campbell's International Figure Skating Classic - footwork piece;
"Iron Mask"; interview
'02 Skate America - SP; interview; leaderboard; interview; withdrawal;
'02 Hallmark Skater's Championships - clips of SP; LP; interview
'02 Crest Whitestips International Challenge - piece, "Gladiator"
'02 Holiday Celebration on Ice - "The Typewriter", piece
'03 Alexei's farewell from Skate Canada (full Canadian coverage) —
overview of his amateur career; "Memorial", "Racing"
'03 Canadian Stars on Ice — Opening number; "Studz" with Yagudin,
Browning, Eldredge, Zimmerman, Cousins, and Pelletier; Closing
'03 Kristi Yamaguchi's Salute to American Music - "Feelings", SOI
Commercial, "Racing"
'03 World Team Challenge - "Played Alive", 2 interviews, "Memorial"
'03 Holiday Celebration on Ice - "Nutcracker"
'04 Stars on Ice preview - Christopher Dean comments on Alexei
'04 Superstars on Ice - first number "Winter"; second number
'04 Stars on Ice - Introduction; "TGIF" (ensemble); "Work 'N' Time"
Alexei with Todd, David, John; "Rock Lesson" (ensemble) into
Alexei and "Ain't That A Shame"
'04 Ice Wars XI: USA vs. the World - Introduction; interview and
"Moon Over Bourbon Street"; "The Feeling Begins"
'04 Starskates Holiday Celebration on Ice - "Winter"; "Moon Over
Boubon Street"
'05 Stars on Ice - Opening & Introduction; "TKO" (men's number);
"Passion"; "Mad World"; closing
2001 US Nationals - (16 years of age) - SP "Les Parapluies de Cherbourg"; LP "Heart of Budapest"
2001 Junior World Championships - piece on Johnny; LP "Heart of Budapest"; clip of the podium
2001 Goodwill Games (17 years of age) - SP "Umbrellas of Cherbourg"; LP - selections from Chinese films
2001 Trophy Lalique - SP "Umbrellas of Cherbourg"; LP "Zhao Ziping"
2002 US Nationals - SP "Umbrellas of Cherbourg"; LP "The Puppet Master"
2002 Hershey Kisses Team Challenge - "Songs From A Secret Garden"
2003 US Nationals - SP "Innocence" & "Zydeko"; LP "The Puppet Master" - withdrew due to injury
2004 US Nationals - SP "Valse Triste"; interview; LP "Dr. Zhivago"; interview; piece; Exhibition "Imagine"
2004 Worlds - SP "Valse Triste"; LP "Dr. Zhivago"
2004 Marshall's World Skating Challenge - "Dr. Zhivago"
2004 Campbell's International Figure Skating Challenge - piece; "Otonal
2004 NHK Trophy - pieces; LP "Otonal"; interview; Podium
2004 Trophee Eric Bombard Cachemire (Lalique) - SP "Rondo Cappricioso"; interview; LP - "Otonal"; interview
2004 Cup of Russia - small pieces; LP "Otonal"
2004 Marshall's World Cup of Skating - preview for 2006 Olympics; "Otonal"
2005 US Nationals (20 years of age) - SP "Rondo Cappricioso"; LP "Otonal"; interview; pieces; interview; Exhibition "Unchained Melody"
2005 Worlds - SP "Rondo Cappricioso"; LP Otonal; Ice Moves with Johnny; interview; exhibition; All Access Show - piece, LP and commentary, behind the scene at the Exhibitions
2005 Marshall's US Figure Skating Challenge - family piece; "Otonal"; leaderboard
2005 Campbell's Figure Skating Classic - piece; Selections by Maxim Mrvica
2005 Skate Canada - SP interview, "The Swan", interview; LP "Amazonia/Hana's
Eye's/Wonderland"; report on Johnny's injury
2005 Marshall's US Figure Skating Challenge - Round One: "Unchained Melody"; comments; Round Two: "What A Wonderful World", comments
2006 US Nationals - SP "The Swan", interview; LP "Selections by Maksim Mrvica"; recap & podium; exhibition "My Way"
2006 Olympics - Olympic Ice men's preview comments; piece; SP "The Swan"; Today Show interview; piece; Olympic Ice blurb; Exhibition "My Way"
BRIAN BOITANO FAVORITE NUMBERS - just over 2 hours in length
1988 Olympics - "Napolean"
Canvas of Ice
1992 World Professional - "Grand Canyon Suite" & "Speak to Me of
1993 Hershey's Kisses Pro-Am - "Carousel Waltz" & "Nessun Dorma"
1995 Skates X 2 - "Legends of the Fall"
1995 Sun Valley Men's Outdoor Championship -
"Grand Canyon Suite" & "Un Amor"
1995 World Team Skates X 2 - "Legends of the Fall"
1995 World Professional - "Lincoln Portrait/Appalachian Spring"
1996 The Gold Championships - "The Olympic Spirit" (Summon the Heros)
1997 Three Masters on Ice - "Nessun Dorma"
1996-1997 Olympic Winterfest - "Music of the Night"
1998 Ice Wars - "The Prayer"
1996— Clip from the Olympic Festival
1996— Clip from the World Junior Championships—2nd place
1997— World Juniors - LP - 2nd place
1999— Skate America LP
1999— US Nationals SP & LP
1999— World Championships SP & LP
'99-'00— Grand Prix Final - overview of Round 1, overview of Round 2
2000— US Nationals SP (info piece on his quads) & LP
2000— Skate America LP
2000— Hershey Kisses Challenge - one piece
2001— US Nationals SP & LP
'00 - '01— Grand Prix Final SP & first LP
2001— Worlds SP, LP, & exhibition
2001— Great American Figure Skating Challenge - one number
2001— Champions on Ice - one number
2001— Skate America SP & LP
2001— Nation's Cup SP & LP
2001— A Skating Tribute - opening, Tim's number, closing
'01- '02— Grand Prix Final LP
2001— Hershey Kisses Challenge - one number
2002— US Nationals SP, LP, interviews, exhibition
2002— All-star Olympic Salute - introduction and small skating preview
2002— Olympics - SP, interview, LP, Podium, interviews, Today Show,
Tonight Show, Tim's reaction to his friend Michelle Kwan's
bronze medal, exhibition
2002— Worlds SP, interview, piece on Tim, LP, interview, podium
2002— Hershey Kisses Figure Skating Challenge - one piece
2003—World's LP-- (I'm just able to squeeze this in as the tape was originally finished before the '02-'03 season) (this ends 6 hours, the next season will also include the '04-'05 season)


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Till three years ago, the Lodhi-era tomb of Yusuf Qattal at Malviya Nagar on the main road leading up to Khirkee, was famous for all the wrong reasons. The premises were the tomb stood was notorious as the meeting place of anti-social elements.
Residents of the area often avoided entering or trudging through the large vacant grounds that houses the tomb, a mosque and many open graves of unknown persons.
That was till the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) decided to step in and clear the premises of all unwanted elements.
ASI, the custodians of the site, brought around a complete turnover by carrying out conservation work. So much so, that the place, once deemed almost haunted, now receives scores of students from a nearby school during their lunch break. For many office-goers, the premises of the tomb now are also the perfect place to take a short nap between work beneath the shades of its many trees. The soothing green lawn around the monument has also made it approachable for residents.
Sufi saint Sheikh Yusuf Qattal — during Ibrahim Lodhi's reign — is believed to have performed religious devotion at Satpula and died in the year 1526-27. His tomb is an attractive structure with beautifully carved red sandstone pillars and jaalis (latticework screens). There are kanguras around the roof. To its west is a mosque, probably built around the same time.


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Janet Zindell has been the cleaning lady at the Hotel Flamingo for forty-one years, almost as long as that weary and oddly-inhabited backstreet hotel has existed. She is eighty-five years old, but looks forty. More accurately, she has lived for eighty-five years but is chronologically forty or so (impossible to pin down, as you'll see). She's been under forty more than once, and there was a bad year there when she hit forty-four, but most of the time she's about forty. She has no family, no friends, no lovers, no baggage; no-one at the Flamingo is there long enough to notice except Harry Saddlefoot, and Harry makes a point of never realizing that anything is amiss inside his hotel.


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Selkirk Shores Bird Conservation Area
The Selkirk Shores BCA is part of Selkirk Shores State Park in Oswego County. It is located on Lake Ontario about 0.3 miles south of Port Ontario. Overlooking a bluff, the park offers swimming, camping, fishing, birding and hiking.
During spring migration Neotropical migratory songbirds concentrate along the lake. The BCA supports assemblages of birds associated with marshes, forests and shrub/scrub including more than 80 species that have been confirmed as breeders. The BCA has supported state listed breeding marsh birds such as pied-billed grebe (threatened), American bittern (special concern), least bittern (threatened), and black tern (endangered). Other regularly occurring species at risk include osprey (special concern), sharp-shinned hawk (special concern), common tern (threatened) and golden-winged warbler (special concern).
More about Selkirk Shores Bird Conservation Area:
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Castration with rubber band on cat? Safe? Illegal in Oklahoma?
A relative in a different state (Oklahoma) wants to save money by castrating her 2 boy kittens using a rubber band. She says she did it before to another cat, there was no problem & the cat displayed no discomfort. I was horrified. How could she know if he had no discomfort? Isn't this dangerous?! And isn't this illegal? Help!!!
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OMG-WHAT! That is HORRIFIC AND ABUSIVE!!! If you wrap something up tight and let it die off....how is that not going to cause pain, let alone the mental troubles a cat would feel, I'm sure, because they would be fearful of the owner. This has to be a joke. What about low cost neuters??? Why does she have cats if she cannot afford to properly care for them??? Please do the right thing and do NOT let her do this and call authorities. I can't imagine someone purposefully inflicting something like that on a little animal so they can save a little money. Then don't own pets!!!
Indiana Angel Cat answered on 9/22/11. Helpful? / 1
Yes, it is extremely dangerous and highly likely to prove FATAL by causing an infected wound to the poor cat's testicles. It is cruel and illegal! Tell your relative to find a low cost neutering clinic and get the op done by a vet - it doesn't involve removing the cat's scrotum, which is what your relative would be doing if she tried to do that with an elastic band and it's a four minute procedure for a vet to do - WITH ANAESTHETIC.
I don't believe that the relative did this to a cat before without the cat coming to serious harm. It would hurt, cause great distress and a terrible injury to the cat.
Blade (2000-2010) answered on 9/22/11. Helpful? / 0
You should never ever do that yourself and tell your relative that what she is doing is animal abuse. We know her intention is to save money but this she's using a wrong method. There are other methods to save money such as asking local pet shelters to sponsor the surgery. Castration with a rubber band is HORRIFYING.
The previous cat is lucky enough not to have an infection but there is certainly a high risk of getting the cat killed by infection or poisoning by dead tissues. Yah...
Castration and other surgery-liked procedures should be done by certified Vets and in reputable clinics.
Member 1058861 answered on 9/25/11. Helpful? / 0
inhumane, cruel, and just wrong. Of course it hurts. Would your brother like having a rubber band cutting off blood to his kiwi fruit so they shrivel and die? Have your aunt get a low cost neuter certificate from Friends of Animals.org- this poor cat.. please do what you can to intervene... the possibility for infection is monstrous... awful.
Quincy answered on 10/21/11. Helpful? / 0