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28 RV Parks near Lake Tahoe, California
Kingsbury, Nevada 4.47 miles NE
Zephyr Cove, Nevada 4.7 miles NE
South Lake Tahoe, California 5.02 miles SW
Meeks Bay, California 10.02 miles NW
Tahoma, California 11.98 miles NW
Lake Tahoe, California (map) |
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2005 - $17.00
The Blue Lakes Campgrounds are close to the junction of Highways 88 and 89 only 12 miles south of Lake Tahoe. There are three locations; Lower Blue Lake, Middle Creek and Upper Blue Lake with a total of about 50 sites for RVs and tents. To get to Middle Creek and Upper Blue lake, you need to travel on a good dirt road for about 1/2 mile but many big rigs as well as my class C had no issue. This is a remote and pretty primitive area. There is well water but no hookups of any type - -so be prepared to be "off the grid". Having said that, the area is beautiful and the lakes are stocked with trout. If you are looking for a great place to get-away this is a nice location - -and at this time of the year - - very few other campers. The elevation is about 7500 and the area closes when the snow flies - -about late October. - Charlie262
1150 Rufus Allen Blvd South Lake Tahoe, California 96150 (map) | (530) 542-6096
Sites: 174 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 20 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $42.00
It's Lake Tahoe, how could I rate it any less.
We stayed from 9/3016 to 10/3/16 upon check in male volunteer clerk was not such a friendly fellow, I was disorganized and when I returned with the required info he stated"oh it's you"... anyway no way to treat customers or people. - Creativewhimz
Jun 2016 - $34.00
After a long drive from Yosemite NP we found this park for the night. Our site wad very large and level although without any hookups. There is a nearby restroom and shower facilities but we were pretty much self-sufficient. We were fairly close to US Rt. 50 which meant road noise throughout the night but it was tolerable. We did the self check-in so we can't comment on the staff. If we ever return to this area we would use this place but would try to make reservations ahead of time. - KC8RXQ
Jun 2016 - $34.00
We have camped here several times over a 20+ year period. We have had enjoyable visits in the past, but our latest was just adequate. The park is set among mature Ponderosa pines, which are beautiful, but maneuvering a large rig through them takes care. We saw several people having problems! The location is a mixed blessing. It is convenient to town services, and the beautiful Lake Tahoe with a nice beach is right across the road. The downside is the constant noise from busy route 50. We are full timers and travel in a 40' motorhome and pull a truck carrying an ATV and a motorcycle. I was not allowed to unload my motorcycle, as only 2 vehicles per site are allowed. The motorhome counts as one, and the truck counts as another. It makes no difference that the truck was towed in and there were only the two of us on the site. We had a site on the perimeter of the campground and there was a constant flow of people walking and riding bikes through our site to get to the road. I have been camping and RVing for 50 years, and have never seen so many rude and inconsiderate people. Based on this experience, you might want to avoid a site on the perimeter by the highway. All things considered, I don't think we will be in any hurry to return. - Boundertom
1175 Melba Dr South Lake Tahoe, California 96150 (map) | (530) 541-2222
Sites: 439 | Latest Rate: $54.00 | 80 Reviews
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Apr 2017 - $54.00
$54/nite reflects their weekly rate. We stayed 10 nights starting late April. On arrival, staff were very nice and helpful. Our site had panoramic views of the pine trees from our rear bedroom. Several loops were still closed and only a small number of RVs were here at this time of year. Although there are no privacy shrubs, etc., we still felt the separation from our neighbors was good. The asphalt cg roads had a few potholes but we had no problem maneuvering our 32ft travel trailer. There were plenty of staff raking and leveling sites throughout our stay. Snow was still on the ground in places, and we experienced a wonderful snowfall one afternoon and evening. Our site was still a bit muddy at one end from but dried out in a few days. I had no problem leveling our trailer with a few leveling blocks. This early in the season, the cg only had 30amp sites available - 50amp loops were still closed. Verizon signal was weak/slow but usable. The cg is a short drive to Lake Tahoe, stores, restaurants and etc. We will definitely camp here again in the future, and probably during this same season. We liked the emptiness, quiet and cool weather this time of year. If you want to use the pool, tennis court, volleyball court, etc. or need 50A service, you'll want to come later in the year. - phann
Aug 2016 - $67.00
Tried to get into another park and just couldn't.... for months, so had to stay here.
This park is huge: lots of sites. The loop we were in was loud at night. People playing music in one site and people up late drinking right next to us (loud). We called in at night after hours, but nothing happened. We found out later the people staying next to us in a van and two tents, were employees. They have a 10pm quiet time listed in their literature, but their employees didn't follow it.
This is an older park and we noticed the big rigs having issues. They eventually got in, but it was not easy.
The did have a nice pool. Sites are dirt, roads are paved. The laundry was very big and worked well for us. There are no fire rings and no ground fires. The front office said we could rent a ring for 8.00 / night. We didn't do that.
For what you get it is over priced, but there are not many other options. - daa10496
Jun 2016 - $55.00
We had a premium site that was level and long enough for or rig. Paved interior roads but dirt sites. Only had 30 amp service and it was hot but only able to run 1 AC. Pool was clean a b d temp was good. Super friendly staff and very accommodating. Was nice but 50 amp and paved sites would earn it a 10. Caught the restrooms just before cleaning. - signaloil
Elks Point Rd Zephyr Cove, Nevada 89448 (map) | (775) 588-5562
Sites: 52 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2012 - $34.00
This is a typical Federal campground with one big plus: it is right on Lake Tahoe with a very nice sandy beach. This campground underwent a major renovation last year with newly paved, expanded sites. Sites are reasonably level and have a fire ring, BBQ and large table. There is a two tier price system. Those sites closest to the lake, designated as "Lake" in Reserve America and Recreation.gov, are $34 per night. Those a little further away, designated "FORE" for forest, are $30 per night. Many of the forest sites have good views of the lake through the pines, however. There are a couple of good hiking/biking paths leading through the adjacent forest and meadows. Bathrooms have flush toilets but no showers are available. Good cell service. No Wi-Fi, although I picked up a signal from a near-by hotel that did not require a password but I was unable to connect. My air card worked fine. Because of the trees, satellite reception will depend on your site. The two campground hosts do an outstanding job of keeping everything clean and tidy. Ordinarily I do not give a dry camping campground higher than 8 stars but the location outweighs the even the lack of showers. - Arn
1900 Jameson Beach Rd South Lake Tahoe, California 96158 (map) | (530) 541-1801
Sites: 108 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 13 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $40.00
There is no camp host, the spots are not clearly marked and when you finally find someone to ask, that person has no idea. The reception that checks you in has no idea how their camp site looks like and they gave us a very small site, absolutely not suitable for the motorhome we drive. There is no maintenance done and there is nobody checking and patrolling the campground for quiet hours and abuse. - Palazzo fan
May 2013 - $40.00
It seems like this place is used as a cash cow for the operators. $40 is mighty steep for simple 30A & water. It is all about location & demand. The CG is old & appears not to have any upgrades since it was opened. No such thing as a level site. Interior roads are rutted. Most sites are large but difficult to tell where one ends & another begins. The good is the beautiful setting & we happened to have a very helpful young man at the hotel front desk. - Veebyes
Jun 2012 - $45.00
The location is about all this campground has going for it. The site was unlevel in every direction. While our site was extremely large, it was very hard to get into due to trees on either side of the entrance. The guy at the registration hut was not very helpful. You had to buy tokens for the bathrooms so we did not use them. No laundry facilities either. The sites were wooded but very dusty. They allow ATV's and mini bikes that were noisy and kicked up a lot of dust. Quiet hours are not enforced. Amenities such as the ice cream shop close early. - L'john
760 U.S. Hwy 50 Zephyr Cove, Nevada 89448 (map) | (775) 589-4907
Sites: 103 | Latest Rate: $84.00 | 68 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $84.00
This park wins the location award of those in the Lake Tahoe area. After touring some of the other local parks, this one seemed to offer the best of everything. Yes. The sights seem rather close together. Our site 159 is a pull through which seemed to offer more space between sites than many of the others. Bathrooms and showers were clean, maybe a bit dated, but nice. Park is located on HWY 50, a rather busy street, with a traffic light provided for safe crossing to the beach. We enjoyed our stay. Would probably stay again. - R&M
Aug 2016 - $67.00
Check in was horrendous. Monday afternoon and RVS were backed up to the highway. When I got inside the office there were 7 people in front of me. There was only one clerk and he was doing a fine job with 4 days of experience. The first site that I was assigned had a vehicle parked in it. I went back to the office and luckily got another site. The park was recently taken over by Aramark and obviously needs some organization and training. Lots of highway noise as well. There are NO flat, straight areas to disconnect the toad. Signage to the RV resort said "turn left", when in fact the RV resort was on the right. I was told by a camp host that they've been trying to get the sign changed for years. - User3492
Apr 2016 - $42.00
The campground is across the road from the rest of the resort. We walked the entire campground for exercise after a long drive. The grounds are pretty but the sites are very close together with little to zero privacy. Most of the tent sites are right on top of each other. The restrooms and showers each are individual rooms. The restrooms are very basic. The showers are in serious need of updating. They have concrete floors, some wall damage and old defunct coin machines. The resort does have a lake front beach and is located in a beautiful location. It was very pleasant walking the campground, there is a light so it is easy to cross the highway to get to the main part of the resort and the lake. We had a nice breakfast in the resort restaurant. - 2togoNebraska
2165 Fallen Leaf Rd South Lake Tahoe, California 96150 (map) | (530) 544-0426
Sites: 206 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 10 Reviews
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May 2016 - $33.00
We enjoyed our stay and had a lovely campsite. The cg was nearly empty as we were there for the first week days after opening for the season. There are 206 sites so probably a bit noisier when full. Because we are a big rig we had limited options in site selection so we were in site 4 which has the entrance road behind and the main cg road in front but still enjoyed nice peace and quiet. The sites vary in size and degree of level and spacing. The campground environment is beautiful with lots of really large trees. There are flush toilets and pay showers. There is an rv water fill but for some reason it is located at the exit to the cg. You need to check in and drive all the way around to reach it. We did not fill our tank so I cannot comment on how well it worked.
South Lake Tahoe is only a few miles away so if in need of civilization or supplies, it is a quick trip. - PBuds
May 2016 - $16.00
We are full-timers who have stayed at literally dozens of national forest, national park, and state park campgrounds, and Fallen Leaf Lake is by far one of the very best. In a nice change of pace, the builders of this campground didn't crowd the sites on top of each other, but left plenty of space between sites, especially around the perimeter of the campground. The setting is mostly ponderosa pine forest sprinkled with open meadows and many sites look out upon the meadows and forest with barely any sign of other campers. Yes, the roads and many of the sites pads are uneven and broken, but I wouldn't say they are much worse than average for this type of campground. Fallen Leaf Lake is just a short walk from the south side of the campground, and the sites at this end are the most popular. We had a 100-foot pull through which had some broken pavement, but once we got settled it was spectacularly beautiful, private, and five minutes' walk to the crystal clear lake where our dog could swim and we could sit and gaze at the snow-covered mountains surrounding it. Tremendously convenient, the campground was 15 minutes to shopping, restaurants and every service you could want; and for those inclined, about 25 minutes to the Nevada casinos.
I don't give many "10" ratings on this site, but Fallen Leaf Lake deserves it! - MrSunshine
May 2016 - $15.00
First, I believe the ratings are a bit inflated. Let's start with the cons first. While this park is in as beautiful a setting as you could ever ask for...it is an old park. The roads to the park is old asphalt with potholes, some quite large as well as deep. The roads thru the park are narrow and very windy through the beautiful tall pines. The pull thru sites are tight on account of the trees and to say that half are far out if level would not be an exaggeration. We drive a 37' motorhome into the park...
carefully!!! While the park was close to being full there was but one other Class A in the entire park. The bathrooms are old and yes, clean for their age, cold wtr. and no towels. The pros are strictly related to the beauty of the park. I would say nothing longer than 24' and even that can cause problems IF you don't already know the park. I rate this park a 7.5 max if you have a smaller Class C or less than 24' pull unit. - Sweatlife
Mt Tallac Rd A South Lake Tahoe, California 96150 (map) | (925) 960-2400
Sites: 26 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2008 - $30.00
We would give a higher rating if the bathrooms were ever cleaned, This is an older family campground used by tents and some trailers. For $30 a night we have been to cleaner RV parks.Keep in mind it is a Camp Ground. however, even State Park Camp Grounds are cleaner. overall a good place for families with kids. - TabStream
760 US Highway 50 South Lake Tahoe, California 96150 (map) | (530) 577-3693
Sites: 58 | Latest Rate: $98.00 | 13 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $98.00
This is an above average KOA but the price is above average as well. It it is Lake Tahoe! It is located right beside Hwy 50 and you do hear road noise. The sites are on dirt the road is paved and a little tight in spots and some sites would be a big challenge to park big rigs. Here are many tent sites and a few pull-throughs the rest are back-ins. The staff is friendly and quick to respond to any questions or concerns. This is bear country but we didn't see or hear of any while we were there. We had a site that had the small river behind us so the pleasant sound was awesome. I would have rated this park higher but the price was just too steep. - MJHP*28
Aug 2015 - $20.00
The rate is based on Thousand Trails Elite membership using Encre Ready Camp Go. Sites are dirt, fairly level. Only a handful of satellite friendly sites and most were occupied by camp workers. Ovet the air reception was ok and cable as well but mostly basic channels. Family oriented and packed on weekends. Bears are a nuisance and get into garbage nightly. The disposal company does not provide bear proof dumpsters. Nice store, planned activities, decent pool but to cold for me. Staff excellent. Close to everything. Mid week the park is very quiet. We had site 306, that had low voltage. Fortunately we were able to plug in to box behind otherwise would have had to move. Park electrician had not made repair after 4 days. - venice
Sep 2014 - $67.00
The rate advertised is not what we paid because of the extra charges. There is a $5 per day pet fee for each pet. When we ask what we get for the $5 no one could tell us. OH, you also pay extra for each child over a certain age. The park is full of pine tar. I had to clean my dog's paws every time we took him for a walk because he would have pine tar stuck between his pads. The Internet is only free for 1 hour in every 24 hours. To use it after your free hour it will cost you $3 per day per device. So, if you have a pet or a child over a certain age and have two devices you would like to connect to the Internet your rate increases by $11 per day. The sites are paved, with dirt side yards. The sites themselves are adequate but you will only have 30 amp service. If the price was not so high and they did not charge for all the extras I would have given this a slightly better rating. - joepi
8021 CA-89 Meeks Bay, California 96142 (map) | (530) 525-4733
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $13.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2014 - $13.00
This campground is right next door to Meeks Bay Resort, which is a private campground reviewed elsewhere on this site. This is a typical older forest service campground which is situated right on the beach in Meeks Bay. It is a short walk across the day use parking lot to a beautiful white sand shallow beach. A small part of the beach is open to dogs. This location on the beach is about the only plus for an RV camper, but it is a BIG one. On the downside, there is only ONE site here rated for an over-20-foot RV, number 26, which says 40 feet. But our 31-foot fiver barely fit and there is a sharp turn on the road just before this site that was perhaps the tightest turn we've had to make in 3 years of RV camping. But we did make it with minimal scratching. The one large site also happens to be right next to highway 89, I mean RIGHT next to it, barely 20 feet away! Luckily, traffic was light at night and we were mostly gone during the day. But if you want a campsite to luxuriate in the quiet of the woods...this ain't it. Come here (if you fit) to enjoy the fabulous beach and the wonders of the Lake Tahoe area, but we likely will look to stay elsewhere next time. 10+ for the beach, 3 for the campground. - MrSunshine


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Which haka the All Blacks will perform at this weekend's Rugby World Cup final match is a closely guarded secret.
At a team press conference yesterday, players were coy about whether they would perform the traditional Ka Mate or go with the newer haka, Kapa o Pango, on Sunday.
"Can't tell you that. It's top secret," Ali Williams said. "We'll decide on the bus - that's when we normally decide, on the bus to the game.
"Richie [McCaw] will send a text to the guys and [we'll hear a] 'beep, beep' and it'll tell us what haka we're doing."
In response to a few giggles from journalists, Williams said: "I'm deadly serious."
Both haka have been shown off three times during the Rugby World Cup.
The All Blacks performed the traditional Ka Mate haka for the tournament's opening match against Tonga and again against Japan and then Canada in their pool matches.
Kapa o Pango was the choice in their pool match against France, their quarter-final game against Argentina and again on Sunday, in the semifinal with the Wallabies.
Williams, who usually stands in the front row during the haka, is known for his passionate performances.
Referring to the throat-slitting action at the end of Kapa o Pango, he said: "The little action at the end is the Thunderbolt ... It's like a super-hero from Spider-man."
Williams admitted he had not been a fan of the haka earlier in his career.
But that changed when a Maori leader visited the team and explained the significance of it.
"I know what it means. I know what it does to me - it gets me excited," Williams said. "I didn't use to buy into it but I love it now. I don't want to let it down. I want to pay it the respect it deserves."

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Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders Certificate Training: Baptist Health
Baptist Health
Thursday, April 4, 2013 at 8:00 AM - Friday, April 5, 2013 at 4:45 PM (EDT)
Event Details
Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders Certificate Training
"Perinatal Mood Disorders: Components of Care"
Birdie Gunyon Meyer, RN MA
Wendy N. Davis, PhD
Andrea Fritschle, MD
This 2-day PSI Certificate of Completion Course, taught by experienced and engaging faculty, is a thorough and evidence-based curriculum designed for nurse, physicians, social workers, mental health providers, childbirth professionals, social support providers or anyone interested in learning skills and knowledge for assessment and treatment of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Registration includes training binder, handouts, continental breakfast and lunch.
This conference has been approved for ExCEL nurses at Baptist Health.
Learning Objectives of PSI 2- day Certificate Training
- Describe common cultural expectations that increase social and psychological pressure on pregnant and postpartum women.
- Identify the challenges faced when identifying and treating Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMADs).
- Describe the symptoms and understand the differential diagnosis of prenatal and postpartum depression, anxiety, panic disorder, OCT, PTSD, bipolar disorders and psychosis.
- Assess prenatal and postpartum risk factors.
- Describe effective tools for screening, assessment, intake and diagnosis of PMADs.
- Discuss breastfeeding and PMADs.
- Develop psychosocial and self-help treatment plans.
- Indicate consequences of untreated Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders on infants, children and partners.
- Identify ways to create social support programs, including groups and classes.
- Describe legislative changes related to maternal mental health.
- Identify specific online resources for pregnant and postpartum women and men.
- Discuss cultural differences and PMADs.
- Describe and assess co-existing childbearing complications affecting postpartum mental health
- Describe complementary and alternative treatment modalities and research
- Discuss spirituality and PMADS
- Discuss psychopharmacology as it relates to pregnancy, postpartum and lactation
2 Day PSI Certificate Training Agenda
Day 1
8:00 am Registration and breakfast (provided)
8:30 am Welcome and Introductions
8:45 am Overview, Entering motherhood and why they suffer in silence
- The Perinatal Period
- Perfectionism, Dreams & Expectations
- Myths of Motherhood
- Stigma of Mental Illness
- Barriers to Treatment
9:30 am The Many Faces of Perinatal Mood Disorders
- Etiology
- Signs and Symptoms
- Risk Factors
10:30 am Break
10:45 am PSI's educational video:
"Healthy Mom, Happy Family: Understanding Pregnancy and Postpartum Mood and Anxiety Disorders
11:00 am Screening and Prevention
12:00 pm Lunch provided (Panel of Survivors)
1:00 pm Social Support Networks
- Faith Communities and Spirituality
- 9 Steps to Wellness: A self-help model
- Support Groups: what they look like, how to start one, successful implementation
2:15 pm 15 minute Break
2:30 pm International Incidence and Cultural Differences of PMAD
3:00 pm Alternative and Complimentary Therapies
- Legislative Updates
- Resouces Review
4:30 pm Closing and Evaluations
Day 2
8:00 am Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:30 am The Team/Critical Components to Recovery
9:00 am Psychotherapeutic Models
- Interpersonal Therapy
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Couples Therapy
10:30 am Break
10:45 am Pharmacological Interventions:
- Pregnancy, Postpartum, Lactation
12:15 pm Lunch (provided)
1:15 pm What About the Rest of the Family?
- Effects of Untreated PMAD on Mother, Infant and Family
- Fathers and Partners
- PSI DVD: "Fathers Respond"
- DVD: Wade Bowen: "Turn on the Lights"
2:30 pm Break
2:45 pm What about the Rest of the Family (cont'd)
3:15 pm Other Important Considerations
- Breastfeeding and PMAD
- Infertility, Adoption, Pregnancy Loss, Infants in NICU
4:45 pm Evaluation and Adjourn
Birdie Meyer, RN, MA
Coordinator Perinatal Mood Disorders Program at IU Health Maternity Services, Indiana State Co-Coordinator for Postpartum Support International(PSI), and Past-President of Postpartum Support International. Member of the Indiana Perinatal Mood Disorders Task Force.
Wendy Davis, PhD
Counselor and consultant specializing in assessment and treatment of perinatal mental health. Provides training to providers, community support networks,and organizations. Executive Director of Postpartum Support International and coordinates the PSI Support Volunteers in the U.S. and 36 other countries.
Andrea Fritschle, MD
A psychiatrist on staff with Behavioral Health at Baptist Health in Jacksonville, Florida Her areas of experitise include working with special needs children and adults, management of anxiety, mood and behavioral disorders and helping families though difficult times.
Baptist Health System is approved as a continuing education provider by the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy, and Mental Health Counseling. Provider # 850. Expires March 2015. Day One Approved for 6.5 CEUs; Day Two Approved for 6.5 CEUs
This program has been approved by the National Board for Certified Counselors
Indiana University Health, Indianapolis, has been approved by the Indiana Social Worker, Marriage and Family Therapist and Mental Health Counselor Board to provide Category I Continuing Education program for: LSW, LCSW, and MTC. This program provides a maximum of 13.75 contact hours
This Live activity, Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders: Components of Care, from 04/18/2012-04/18/2013 has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 13.75 Prescribed credit(s) by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
AMA/AAFP Equivalency: AAFP Prescribed credit is accepted by the American Medical Association as equivalent to AMA PRA Category 1 Credit TM toward the AMA Physician's Recognition Award. When applying for the AMA PRA, Prescribed credit earned must be reported as Prescribed, not as Category 1
U Health Indianapolis (OH-412, 6/1/2013) is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Ohio Nurses Association (OBN-001-91), an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation
A block of discounted rooms are available for conference attendees at the Hampton Inn.
Any cancellations must be submitted by March 27, 2013. To receive a refund, please submit your cancellation instructions here via Contact the Host. No cancellations will be given after March 27th but you may send someone in your place.
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Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville
Jessie Dupont Auditorium
800 Prudential Drive
Thursday, April 4, 2013 at 8:00 AM - Friday, April 5, 2013 at 4:45 PM (EDT)
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Our Hearts Are Going To Explode Over Skylar Astin's Aca-Awesome New Gig On Glee!
This season on Glee has featured a handful of amazing guest stars! Demi Lovato and Adam Lambert have been an awesome addition to the NYC crew—Kurt, Rachel, and Santana. And now, even more exciting news for all you Gleeks, Pitch Perfect star—Skylar Astin—is filming his guest spot this week! Darren Criss shared this set photo yesterday, posing with Skylar and Chord Overstreet. There's no news on the character Skylar will be playing yet, but if he's hanging out with the McKinley crew maybe he'll be a new member of New Directions. Who knows, maybe Blaine and Sam's bromance nickname 'Blam' will change to the Three Musketeers with Skylar in the mix!
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Sunday, August 02, 2009
500 Days Makes For A Great Summer
In a summer filled with big budget explosions, talking robots, generic romantic comedies, and talking animals you may be craving a break from the norm. Maybe you are longing for something that reminds you why you enjoy going to the cinema in the first place. Well if it refreshment is what you crave this summer, then Marc Webb's film, (500) Days of Summer, might just be for you.
(500) Days of Summer is a boy meets girl tale about love but is not a love story. One day at work, greeting card writer Tom Henson (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) comes across Summer Finn (Zooey Deschanel). Instantly Tom knows that it was destiny that brought them together. Summer on the other is not convinced that fate, or love for that matter, even exists. As their relationship begins to blossom, it slowly becomes apparent to Tom that this love story may not quite have the happy ending he hoped for.
I thought that (500) Days of Summer worked on many different levels. I loved how director Marc Webb incorporated various film styles, and techniques, throughout the film. Whether it was the black and white documentary moments or the artistic French film within a film scene; they never felt distracting or gimmicky. The overall hybrid style of the film fit the tone of their relationship perfectly. For example, the random dance sequence was hilarious because most of us guys have been in Tom's shoes at one point or another. You are on cloud nine, after getting the girl you want, and you feel like Han Solo...or whichever icon/celebrity personifies cool for you. The scene is as not as much about love as it was about sex. If Summer had been a part of the sequence then it would have taken on a different meaning completely. It would still be effective, but it would have come much later into the relationship and focused on the love aspect more.
While comparisons can be made to other recent romantic comedies, such as The Break Up, this film definitely has its own unique voice. Frankly I did not see the big appeal with The Break Up, the first half was amusing but the rest of the movie was awful. Sure, at times, it showed how men and women view the same things differently, but Vince Vaughn's character was a jerk for most of it anyways. I found this film to be a far more realistic portrayal of how men view relationships. It actually reminded me more of the film Swingers than anything else. While Swingers was all about struggling to get a girl; (500) Days of Summer focused more on what the guy goes through when he has the girl but things are not working out as envisioned.
The interesting thing about the film is that you see more of the earlier stages of the relationship than the latter. The relationship is a bit of a roller coaster from the start yet it never gets as bad as you would expect. Sure they make a passing remark to Sid and Nancy relationship but that is nothing more than a one off joke. Tom and Summer's relationship ultimately boils down to one side being unable to figure out why the other does not feel the same way about them. Which is often what happens in most relationships.
The performances by Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel are note perfect in their respective roles. You can easily identify with them especially since chances are you know a Tom or Summer type in your own life. Heck, if you are a guy you were probably Tom at one point or another. It is too often that you get a film that accurately shows relationships from the guy's perspective; especially on as entertaining as this. If you have not had a chance too see this summer gem yet, make sure you see (500) Days of Summer before it leaves theatres as it is one of the better films so far to be release this year.
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The editing was indeed pretty good in the movie. I also agree with your comments about the leading actors. Both played their parts tremendously. I wasn't blown away by the film though. There at least a few scenes where the film got a bit too precious, a bit too 'let's see how cool and cute we can be'. The Ikea scene, the song and dance, etc. Still, it's worth seeing. It's a little bit different from the ordinary romantic comedies with some hilarious lines and strong acting. The more emotional moments tend to work as well.ReplyDelete
God I know I've got to see this...but it keeps popping up everywhere. It's almost becoming omnipresent...which is good...but I feel like I've built it up really high. I am expecting a lot.ReplyDelete
I liked this movie a lot. It's probably the very first movie I would recommend to guys who say they hate romantic movies. Even on IMDB, which is dominated by teen boys who hate all that icky kissing and stuff 77,000 males have given the film the same 8.0 rating that 23,000 females have.ReplyDelete
I said this in my review: "What the movie is is a refreshing, sometimes humorous, sometimes touching, more realistic, and possibly even original, look at the relationship of a man and a woman."
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and you wondered why I was worried about you & John on this trip. Be smart, stay safe and most of all have fun (sounds like you've had enough excitement for a while :-) )
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I knew ahead of time that the stadium is massive --holding 105,000 to 114,000 people, depending on your source. I knew ahead of time that US supporters would be a small minority. I knew ahead of time that the stadium had a reputation for being hard not only on players, but on fans as well. What I didn�t know ahead of time was that the predicted total number of US fans was between 400 and 1000. Total. In all. Out of the 110,000 people there. In other words: not many.
One of Erik�s friends refered us to a popular soccer forum, where we found out about a meet up of Americans the night before the game
Getting to the stadium in the morning was not a problem. Alongside a bit of good-natured joking, several Mexico fans chatted with us, and even volunteered advice for finding the light rail train where we needed to transfer. Arriving at the stadium, we picked up our tickets at will call, and explored the mass of green-red-and-white souvineer stands outside the gates. It was at this point that we first began to realize that in the midst of all the green (Mexico colors) WE were the tourist attraction. Dozens of Mexico fans stuck cameras in our face, or asked to pose with us for a picture. Once inside the gate to the stadium complex, the fan photos continued, but they were now joined by professional video cameras. I don�t know how many TV shows I was on today, but we did an interview with at least one, and others followed us for several minutes --clearly waiting for something to happen.
Through this point in the day, everyone had been very friendly, and the taunting was quite good-natured. As we approached our specific enterance (Rampa 4), there was a bit of a commotion ahead of us. We could see a small group of Americans being taunted a bit more loudly by the Mexicans
At the top of the ramp, we discovered that at least one of the rumors was true --there was a separate section for Americans. Regardless of what your ticket said, this was where you would be sitting if you were American. The upper level of the stadium is sub-divided into 3 levels, and we had the twop two levels of one section. On the left, our section was blocked by an iron fence, approximately 8 feet tall. The top was lined with barbed wire. Police, in full riot gear, stood shoulder to shoulder along the fence. In front, the same combination of fencing, wire and riot police separated us from the fans below. By comparison, the right side was vulnerable. No fence, only shoulder to shoulder police. It�s hard to say at that point if this made me feel better or worse.
We were in our seats 2 hours and 20 minutes before the game started
As game time approached, the atmosphere began to change markedly. Over an hour before game time, the stadium was 75-80% full and LOUD. The same people who, individualaly, had seemed friendly outside became a loud screaming mass, with obscenities and inappropriate gestures to boot. By kickoff, the stadium was crazy. But still... in a (mostly) good way.
Eight minutes into the game, the near-impossible happened: the US scored a goal. Our tiny section erupted, and for the next 12 minutes the stadium was -relatively - quiet. Then, after a bad call against the US, the stadium started to shake as Mexico scored their first goal. Shortly thereafter, things began to fly. As the woman in front of me was hit by a noisemaker, I heard a shout from behind and turned around just in time to catch half a cup of beer in my face
Additional riot police came into our section at this point, and all 3 sides were now two-deep with police. There were also a few press in our section, taking video and pictures, and John and I did our third interview. This set the tone for the rest of the game. The US and Mexico went back and forth, with several questionable calls and missed opportunities, and played a pretty good game for approximately the next hour.
With about 10-15 minutes to go there was an apparent injury on the field, which almost immediately turned into an altercation between the players. As the refs broke up the fight on the field, the fight in the stands started in full force. When Mexico scored their second goal a few minutes later, our section was under full attack. Cups of beer, mystery liquids of all colors, cups, noisemakers and other unidentified objects were flying in from all directions. One guy even caught a drumstick. The riot police all had their shields up (perhaps attempting to block the flying objects???) but it had little or no effect
So, with 5 minutes left in regulation, the police came to the conclusion that they may not be able to hold back the Mexican fans any longer, and they began to evacuate the American section. As the game finished in the stadium, we waited out in the hallway trying to figure out what, exactly, was going on.
Getting the Americans out of the stadium was an illogical procedure. In many countries, the policy is to hold the visiting fans back until the stadium is emptied and cleared, to avoid confrontations. This, however, was not the plan here. Amidst the confusion, the group from LA invited us to join them (THANK YOU!!!!!) so at least we had someone to follow as the police escorted several hundred of us down the ramp, outised the stadium, and then finally, outside the stadium grounds. The group moved in starts and stops as the police cleared and baracaded each section of our path. Behind the police line, there remained a mob of Mexican fans, screaming, gesturing, and still continuing to throw things. One particularly white frothy liquid --perhaps horchata? -- left my pants stained and coated with a crusty finish. A small rock struck John in the chest as we were exiting the stadium grounds.
The fascinating question as we left the stadium under such an escort was simply -- where are we going??? Clearly they can�t escort each person individually to their car/bus/van/metro... but they also can�t just turn us loose outside the stadium, can they? Well, as it turns out, they can and did. Once we hit the parking lot, we found ourselves amongst a --surprisingly calm --group of primarily Mexico fans. Following the group from LA, we quickly made our way through the parking lot to where their van and driver were waiting,and hopped inside.
Aaaaand.....that brings us to the ride home. As it turns out, the ride was an event in and of itself. The driver was having fun and initiating such antics as stopping periodically to buy us beer, honking to the tune of US cheers, and waving the US flag out the window. Throw in some typical Mexico City driving and it was a crazy (fun-crazy) ride.
As we approached the hotel where the LA group was staying, we learned that it was a) next door to the US embassy and b) on the street --and particular section of the street --where the post-game, street-closing celebration was beginning. In other words, it appeared that we had not yet left the insanity of the stadium behind
There�s a vauge possibility that this wouldn�t have been a problem --except. As we were leaving the hotel, we were stopped by the documentary team that had interviewed us the night before. They were seeking an "after" interview for our reaction to the game. This, in turn, attracted the attention of several Mexican fans, who where then... engaged... by on eof the guys in the LA group. We found ourselves herded back into the hotel as the Mexican fans mobbed in closer. For a short while, the Sheraton hotel went into lockdown to separate the two groups --even the British Airways flight crew were not allowed to leave. This, not surprisingly, caused us to reconsider our plan to walk straight through the mob, and the driver of the LA group�s van agreed to give us a ride to our hotel.
From there, the story is calm. We returned to the hotel, changed our clothes, and cleaned up a bit, grabbed dinner, and caught the metro to catch our bus to Oaxaca. And so, we�re on to our next adventure. Or better yet --to relax and recover from this one.
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Ok, that one gets a title, because holy crap! I had no idea that those games got that way (but then you know how sports-aware I am). I'm glad you guys got out ok...and what an experience!
Hi kimandjohn! I'm one of the guys from LA, but not the one that started the riot. Thanks for traveling with us that day. It was quite an adventure! I just googled Aug 2009 and Mexico USA to find this blog. You guys had quite a trip! I thought you were BS ing us about the itinerary, but it appears you really did it, so good on you! Hope you two are well and GO USA!
hahah...Hello from one of those LA people! Kevin just found your blog, that was a very fun day for sure. You forgot to mention the driver was drunk to begin with and stopped TWICE to buy us 12 packs.
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A family, and crowd, pleaser. Fresh sliced mushrooms and buttermilk add a touch of flair to this chicken divan recipe. A delicious broccoli-cheese-chicken casserole that's excellent as a brunch or supper dish.
A couple time savers are used in the recipe. Frozen broccoli and
canned soup cut down on preparation time. When you have time to
prepare everything from scratch, try the the original chicken divan recipe. A dash of nutmeg gives a slightly different flavor. I made the sauce using chicken broth. Just like in old fashioned chicken divan.
Makes 4 large or 8 small servings
Tip: It is important that the buttermilk is at room temperature to begin with and cooked over low heat during thickening, otherwise it may curdle.
Preheat the oven to 350° F (175° C).
You will need a rectangular casserole, approximately 8x12-inches (20x30-centimetres), plus 2 pans, one covered and large enough to hold the chicken breasts in one layer and one medium-sized frypan. If you're using whole breasts, split and bone them.
In a large frypan or pan, cover the bottom with water and arrange the chicken breasts. Cover and steam the breasts until they turn white and become firm, adding water as needed. Remove the breasts to the rectangular casserole.
Steam broccoli spears until they can be separated. Remove and drain. In a frypan, sauté the mushrooms in butter. When soft, remove the mushrooms with a slotted spoon to the casserole. Add the flour to the liquid in the frypan, mixing together to form a roux (paste). Add the buttermilk and cook over low heat until slightly thickened. Add the soup and mix well. Pour over the layered chicken-broccoli-mushroom casserole. Top with shredded cheese.
Bake for 45 minutes, or until the chicken is fork-tender.
Credit: Adapted from Chicken Divan in Better With Buttermilk by Lee Edwards Benning.
Steam chicken breasts as directed above or fry in pan with butter (coconut oil). If you prefer bite-sized pieces, cut chicken in strips before cooking. Steam broccoli till semi-tender. Arrange chicken and broccoli in casserole dish.
Sauce: Melt butter in pot. Stir in flour until a paste forms. On medium-low heat, gradually add chicken broth and buttermilk or cream. Stir constantly. When thick add cheese. Stir until melted. Add nutmeg.
Pour sauce over chicken and broccoli. Top with shredded cheese. Bake 45 minutes in 350° F (175° C) oven.
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"The peak winds will be tonight and stay strong through Thursday," said Lauren Nash, meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
Rain will gradually change over to a wintry mix later Wednesday, and higher elevations in western Passaic County and Rockland and Putnam counties can expect 1 to 3 inches of wet snow overnight.
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For commuters, mass transit options have been limited by the hurricane. The NJ Transit Main/Port Jervis line is operating on a modified schedule with trains originating and terminating at Hoboken Terminal, bypassing Secaucus. The Bergen, Pascack Valley, Morris & Essex and Montclair-Boonton lines remain suspended.
Bus passengers are advised to allow for extra travel time due to overcrowding, and air travelers are advised to call ahead to determine flight status. NJ Transit is using additional buses to connect commuters with ferry service into Manhattan.
Major airlines were scrapping flights in and out of the New York area ahead of the storm.
United, the world's largest airline, suspended most New York City service starting at noon American Airlines was shutting down in New York at 3 p.m. Wednesday, and was also stopping flights to and from Philadelphia at noon.
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Free the island of Vilena from general Garza's dictatorship! Take control of elite mercenary Barney Ross (Sylvester Stallone) and fight against the troops of the Dictator! In a gaming environment based on the setting and the atmosphere of the film, you are trying to get rid of as many of Garza's men as possible. Survive one wave of enemies after another and climb your way to the top of the OpenFeint highscore charts! Game Features: - roam the freely accessible game world in atmospheric 3D - Barney is controlled via 3-axis accelerometer and thumbsticks - survival mode - game statistics - online highscores - OpenFeint integration and Achievements - Apple Game Center support - Facebook integration - Twitter integration ==========================================
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The Serious Fraud Office has announced that four people have appeared in the Auckland District Court facing charges relating to their time as directors of failed finance companies Dominion Finance and North South Finance.
Both companies were wholly owned subsidiaries of NZX listed Dominion Finance Holdings Ltd.
The SFO said that two former company directors, Terence Maxwell Butler (64) and Robert Barry Whale (64), and former Dominion Finance CEO Paul William Cropp (48) appeared to face the charges, along with a fourth person who is subject to a non-publication order.
The defendants face a combined total of 14 charges under the Crimes Act of theft by a person in a special relationship.
It is alleged that between 2004 and 2008, the defendants participated in unauthorised related party lending totalling over $20 million, in breach of the trust deeds entered into by DFG and North South.
"These charges conclude the twelfth investigation into a finance company by the SFO, with only a further three yet to be completed.
Of those concluded, eight have resulted in charges being laid by the SFO, and a further one was charged by another agency," said SFO chief executive Adam Feeley in this morning's press release.
"The remaining investigations - South Canterbury Finance; Rockforte Finance; and Hanover Finance, are well advanced and nearing conclusions," he said.
Dominion Finance Group was placed into receivership on 9 September 2008 and Dominion Finance entered voluntary administration the following month.
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One of the most delicious wine pairings is dessert. It's also one of the trickiest because many desserts have two ingredients that don't necessarily pair easily with wine: dairy and sweets.
But that doesn't mean you should swear off serving dessert at your next wine tasting party. With a little planning, you can impress your guests with the right pairings. Here are four ideas to get you started.
1. Crème brûlée: A sweet treat
Crème brûlée is a classic favorite. It works well for dinner parties because you can easily customize it depending on what fresh ingredients you have on hand.
Keep in mind that crème brûlée is a gentle dessert — you don't want to pair it with a bold wine or you'll lose that slight bitterness of the caramelized crust when it's contrasted with the creamy base. Don't forget your crème brûlée torch to make that perfect brûlée top, the mark of a true kitchen pro.
Wine to serve: I have two specific varietals I love to serve with crème brûlée: Muscat and Gewürztraminer.
The aromatic Muscat is actually used to produce another great dessert wine, sherry, but it stands on its own. The Gewürztraminer also has a wonderful aroma and often a gentle hint of fizz, perfect for aiding in digestion. If your refrigerator runs cold, be sure to open these wines and let them sit out for about 20 minutes before serving to allow their aromas to blossom.
2. Ice wine: A dessert on its own
Ice wine is made by processing the wine grapes after the first frost. The frost introduces ice crystals into the structure of the frozen grape and also shrinks the grapes, concentrating their sugars and flavor.
Ice wines are a bit of a specialty item — most wineries don't make them because they require a herculean effort to process, with very little resulting wine; this is why the price per bottle is higher.
Ice wine is very, very sweet, so serve it with something to cut the sugar: figs, roasted almonds or a piece of 75 percent cacao chocolate.
Wine to serve: The first ice wines were made in Germany (eiswine) and they are some of the most robust. Yet I think my favorite ice wines are those from Niagara-on-the-Lake, in the Ontario region of Canada.
3. Cheese: It's a dessert, too
In America, cheese is typically served as a starter course, whereas in Europe — and in first-class airplane cabins — the cheese cart comes rolling out at the end.
Show your guests your mastery of the jet set and change it up. The difference is the accoutrement. Grab your marble serving board and look for some sweet surroundings: honey, chutney and jam are perfect to enjoy with crackers and a wide selection of cheeses (skip the charcuterie).
Two of my favorite party cheeses are Parmesan and Pecorino Romano, because they are salty — these cheeses provide a contrast to the other flavors in the wine. I also try to always have a good Brie on hand. Most of my friends love a creamy Brie, which is easy to self-serve when you've got your hands full. Have a variety of both hard and soft cheeses so guests can experience different combinations and decide which pairings are their favorites.
Wine to serve: Port wine is a classic that can't be beat. Ask your bottle shop for the real thing from Spain's Douro Valley, though many American wineries are making excellent variations. True aged Spanish Port is subject to a variety of regional regulations, so quality is consistently high, which is why I always have a bottle on hand for party planning.
4. Chocolate: Everyone's favorite
If having folks over for a festive fete is intimidating, I understand. But you can't go wrong with serving chocolate for dessert — it's easy, and (almost) everyone loves chocolate. Chocolate desserts are also typically easy on the prep; think chocolate fondue, chocolate mousse or chocolate tarts.
I strongly recommend finding a local chocolatier. Your desserts will not only be fresh, but you're also supporting local business — and perhaps get some additional wine pairing tips as well.
Wine to serve: Make it a truly decadent night by serving up some chocolate wine for dessert, such as a treat from the Chocolate Shop brand. Otherwise, if you're planning the traditional red wine chocolate pairing, avoid a dry red wine and instead opt for something like a Shiraz (my favorite), Pinot Noir or maybe a Merlot.
About the author: Andy Hayes is a creative web producer based in sunny Portland, Ore. He is also the founder of Plum Deluxe, a community of friends and family that enjoy life's luxuries, big and small.


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The senior member of The Franchise talk host team is long-time radio broadcaster David Garrett.
Garrett is a 38-year veteran of the radio industry, and is also Media Specialist at the University of Central Oklahoma. He has been UCO football's radio play-by-play announcer since 2007, adding men's and women's basketball in recent years and baseball and softball this past season.
A native of Henryetta, Garrett began his play-by-play career in high school and through the years called college games in various sports for Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Oral Roberts, New Orleans and Texas in addition to working with the Oklahoma City RedHawks and doing dozens of high school championships and all-star games.
Garrett also served as the voice of the New Orleans Saints in 1992 and '93, and the Dallas Cowboys in 1995, '96 and '97. He won the 1996 KATIE Award from the Dallas Press Club, given to the top play-by-play broadcaster in the Southwest, after calling the Dallas Cowboys' 27-17 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XXX.
Garrett also has won the Outstanding Achievement Award for Play-by-play/Large Market from the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters for his UCO football broadcasts in 2008, '09, and '10.
David was a radio-TV major at Oklahoma State and is currently working on a bachelor's degree in organizational leadership at UCO.
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Spring 2006: Saw limited action in singles as he went 0-1 at No. 4 singles vs. Tennessee-Martin ... in doubles, he teamed with Johannes Spangenberg for 1-2 record at No. 3 position.
Fall 2005: After seeing limited action in 2004-05 -- his first as a Blazer -- compiled a 1-2 singles record in "C" Division play at Crimson Tide Fall Tournament to open fall campaign ... lost to Striplin of Alabama in opening round play, but came back to defeat Pagon of William & Mary before losing to Yemm of Colorado in the consolation draw ... teamed with Ryen Valentine in doubles at Crimson Tide tournament but lost first round match to Georgia Tech duo of Delass and Gveslani, 8-3.
Spring 2005: Saw some action at No. 6 singles position for the Blazers, compiling a mark of 2-1 in dual play ... overall, his singles record for the year was 2-2 ... teamed with Sebastian Falk in four doubles matches at No. 3 position and had 3-1 record.
Fall 2004: Saw limited action in fall as true freshman.
Personal: Born June 29, 1985 at Oakville, Ontario, Canada ... son of Ross and Georgina Tollstam ... coached in high school by Bobby Armitage ... ranked in top 10 in Ontario in 18U singles and top 30 in Canada ... majoring in accounting.


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Is This Love?
Billy stood there like Uncle Sam in one of those I Want You posters from World war two, only, instead of pointing a finger at me, he held my sweater, soaked with my blood.
"Please," I asked, "Just don't hurt the baby."
"You'll both be fine. The only thing that I killed is this sweater."
He threw the sweater onto my stomach and walked out. I sit there in the corner and cry. Why do I love him? I must be crazy. I know I'm crazy,just like he's crazy. In a way, I guess he's my soulmate.
He walks in. "Well, ain't your'e life just SO BAD? You don't work! All you do is sit there-"
"NO! MY LIFE WOULD BE FINE--" My face stings. "IF IT WEREN'T FOR YOU!" He punches me back in the corner. He kickes me between the legs.
"You stupid wh**e! If you'd listen!
He kicks me.
"JUST!" He kicks again, in the thigh.
"F***ING!" In between the legs again.
"LISTEN!" In the stomach. He walks out, and the fly of my pants turns red. I cry harder. Why do I always come back? If I left him... I'd be a mom.
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BeschreibungSome call it polite behavior, or good manners. Others call it proper breeding, but to most African Americans its simply called "home training." Now in "Basic Black, authors Karen Grigsby Bates and Karen E. Hudson offer a modern guide for gracious living. Contrary to the more traditional etiquette books that most African Americans may find stodgy, off-putting, and culturally alien, "Basic Black is for real people who live "real lives--and addresses many of the issues of a growing black middle class who want to live "riche without seeming "noveau. Straightforward, user-friendly and illustrated with line drawings, "Basic Black includes all the information any well-mannered person would want to know about the social rites of passage (marriage, birth, christening, death), the new corporate workplace (standard work issues and the more delicate issue of race and its impact in an integrated workplace), various occasions (having guests or being a guest at one's summer home, etc.), and everyday rules and rituals that make living in hectic times a little easier. For singles and families alike, "Basic Black takes the mystery out of conventional etiquette and will arm the reader with the ability to be comfortable and confident in just about any situation.
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Concomitant administration of erythromycin and digoxin has been reported to result in elevated digoxin serum levels.
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Ergotamine/dihydroergotamine: Concurrent use of erythromycin and ergotamine or dihydroergotamine has been associated in some patients with acute ergot toxicity characterized by severe peripheral vasospasm and dysesthesia.
Triazolobenzodiazepines (such as triazolam and alprazolam) and related benzodiazepines: Erythromycin has been reported to decrease the clearance of triazolam and midazolam, and thus, may increase the pharmacologic effect of these benzodiazepines.
HMG-CoA Reductase Inhibitors: Erythromycin has been reported to increase concentrations of HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors (e.g., lovastatin and simvastatin). Rare reports of rhabdomyolysis have been reported in patients taking these drugs concomitantly.
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Superintendent Mark Porter is planning shifts in leadership at three local schools until a formal interview process can occur in the spring. Porter also has chosen a permanent transportation director.
The School Board's recent approval of Brett Unke as principal of Stanley Switlik Elementary School in Marathon left an administrative hole at Horace O'Bryant School, where Unke had served as assistant principal.
Steve Vinson, who had been principal of Poinciana Elementary, will take Unke's place at HOB on an interim basis.
"This will replace the elementary experience on the HOB leadership team lost when Mr. Unke moved to the principal position at Switlik School," Porter said in a prepared statement.
In turn, Christina McPherson will replace Vinson at Poinciana, pulling double duty as interim prinicpal in addition to her administrative duties at the district headquarters.
"Ms. McPherson is well-qualified and prepared to address the student achievement needs at Poinciana," Porter said.
Finally, Kristy Bedell, a teacher leader at Plantation Key School, will become interim assistant principal at Coral Shores High School.
Unke, a district employee since 1993 who has been an assistant principal at Horace O'Bryant Middle School for four years, will succeed Lesley Salinero as head of Switlik, while Salinero returns to full-time administrative work as Exceptional Student Education director.
Salinero had held both titles as one job since 2011, when interim Superintendent Jesus Jara sent her back to run Switlik while retaining her ESE responsibilities as part of budget cuts. But she is once again a full-time ESE director stationed at Sugarloaf School with the entire ESE team.
The rest of the appointments are interim, although they could become permanent after next spring's advertising and interview season, Porter said over the weekend.
On the administrative side at the school district's Trumbo Road headquarters, Porter will recommend that the School Board hire Randy Fabal as transportation supervisor, a post last held by Kayleen Watts.
Fabal, a math teacher at Key West High School, had the job from 2002 to 2004.
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Marini has created a clay mask that goes above and beyond a standard clay mask but, as you'll see, is not without its peccadilloes. It not only absorbs excess oil, but also provides slight exfoliation thanks to its glycolic acid content and the borderline pH of 4.1 that enables it to be effective. The mask is also loaded with helpful ingredients, including potent antioxidants and cell-communicating ingredients. Ideally, you want those ingredients in leave-on products rather than in masks, which you rinse off. However, every little bit helps so long as your skin-care routine includes the aforementioned ingredients in products meant to stay on skin. This mask is an acceptable addition, assuming the price doesn't make you gasp! This product would be rated better if it did not contain arnica and pellitory extracts, neither of which is helpful for skin, and if it weren't packaged in a jar, which won't keep the antioxidants stable during use. But really, $90 for a mask in any economy, that is just foolish!
Age Intervention Regeneration Mask is a remarkable concept in anti-aging and skin regeneration that benefits any skin type. The mask incorporates glycolic acid for resurfacing with a host of powerful anti-aging technologies including resveratrol, other antioxidants and powerful anti-aging peptides. By using a unique dual-action delivery system, we can saturate the skin with a high concentration of topicals and provide a more luminous skin texture. This intense and immediate targeted penetration enables the skin to absorb and retain far higher levels of skin regenerating technologies at the same time that resurfacing is taking place, providing an immediate improvement in skin texture and appearance.
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Strengths: Most of the products are fragrance- and colorant-free; excellent AHA and retinol options, including an AHA combined with sunscreen; the water-soluble cleansers.
Weaknesses: Expensive; some categories contain ingredients (growth factors, hormones, and interferon) with unreliable track records or whose long-term risks, if any, remain unknown; sunscreens that lack sufficient UVA-protecting ingredients; jar packaging; Marini Lash isn't as exciting as Marini's former lash-enhancing products.
Jan Marini Skin Research, Inc., was founded, of course, by Jan Marini, who originally started out marketing products for M.D. Formulations. Thus, it isn't surprising to find that her own line is also aimed at dermatologists, aestheticians, and plastic surgeons, much the way M.D. Formulations is. In direct contrast to many of the other skin-care lines in this niche market, Marini's line stands out with its selection of far more realistic and varied skin-care products. First, there are no spiraling-out-of-control ingredient lists where everything is thrown in except the kitchen sink. Then, and more important, you will find some well-formulated products that include sunscreens, skin-lightening options, vitamin C products, and good glycolic acid–based alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) products, along with some outstanding retinol options.
It is interesting to observe that Marini attributes the research for her "topical form of lipid (fat) soluble Vitamin C that is stable and able to be absorbed" to the form "developed in conjunction with physician researcher Nicholas Perricone, M.D." Of course, Perricone has his own version of vitamin C products, which are quite similar to Marini's in that they also contain ascorbyl palmitate. That being the case, given that he claims his are the best ever with the highest concentration of the stuff, we wonder if she would now agree with his findings? At least compared to her former partners at M.D. Formulations, Marini's information about vitamin C is more accurately based (it's backed by published research) and there's only a minimal amount of hyperbole. In fact, when it comes to the information Marini and team present to the professionals who retail their products, this line wins high marks for its close-to-accurate information about how skin ages, what can be done to minimize and prevent future signs of aging, and the effects various products have on skin. Of course, you're supposed to believe her products have all the answers, but that's what the reviews below will elucidate.
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Greg Inglis has backed the decision to shelve the All Stars match next year - while also maintaining that the concept would not be scrapped altogether on his watch.
Inglis, the South Sydney fullback and champion Indigenous All Star, said he and his teammates fully supported the decision not to schedule the contest in years following World Cups, due to the increased prospect of player burnout.
''The fans want to see the best players playing at their best,'' Inglis said. ''The World Cup is an eight-week tournament … it is such a big thing for the indigenous people and the Indigenous All Stars - I know that first hand - but you've got to be smart about it. The boys who play in the World Cup, they'll be back [at training] late January or early Feb - that means one week at the club, and into the All Stars camp.
''Even last year, some boys felt a bit underdone. It's a long season, and we've decided that this is going to be the best way to go about it.
''It's just being smart about it, making sure the players don't get burnout from it.
''It's like beating a dead horse to try to get guys to run towards the end of the season, when it comes around rep season. It'd be massive burnout for the players.''
But that did not mean the future of the All Stars contest, first played in 2010, was in jeopardy, according to the Queensland and Australian representative.
''There's no talk about canning the whole concept of All Stars altogether,'' Inglis said. ''The concept of the All Stars came from Preston Campbell, and we still want to run with that legacy. All the players are on board about it.
''As long as my career's still going, I'll know that All Stars will be around. It just won't happen the year after a World Cup.''
In the contest's place early next year will be a week-long festival of indigenous rugby league programs in Newcastle, plus a trial match between the Knights and an indigenous team made up of players from the NSW Koori knockout and Murri carnival in Queensland. The indigenous players will also be hosted by NRL clubs for a week in the lead-up to the camp.
Kristian Beetson, the son of the late Arthur, also supported the decision. ''The All Stars concept is not only important for the family but the whole community too,'' Beetson said.
''The NRL have given us a commitment that the All-Stars will be back again.''
The impending Auckland nines tournament, which is about three weeks away from being finalised, didn't affect the decision, despite it being played in February.
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i currently have a honda element, which is awesome i think, but i might get it away (btw the element lacks in speed which is why i picked up a suzuki gsxr)
so im lookin into the wrx wagon, does anyone have it? how do u like it?
This is a discussion on thinkin bout it within the New Member Hangout forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; i currently have a honda element, which is awesome i think, but i might get it away (btw the element ...
i currently have a honda element, which is awesome i think, but i might get it away (btw the element lacks in speed which is why i picked up a suzuki gsxr)
so im lookin into the wrx wagon, does anyone have it? how do u like it?
I have owned 8 cars since 16 years of age and the wrx being my 8th car at 24 is the best car I have ever owned in every category. Not to mention the wagon is always sexier than a sedan any day.
I love my wagon, it's also the best car I've ever had. It is decently quick (although no where near gsx-r or any other sportbike), fun to drive, but still practical. I've only had it a few months, but with 101k miles it has no problems and drives like it has 10k. I'd definitely recommend trying to find one to test drive.
Is there any particular reason you're looking to change from the element?
I used to drive an R1 and the wrx wagon was one of a few cars that could replace the fun I got from riding!
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sweet sweet, some fellow riders here thats kool. yea i might go for a test drive this week, do you guys know the diffference between the 06 and the 07, i think the 06 had more hp dont know why. or mayb i read it wrong.
aint gettin rid of the element, my dad wants it since he's gettin rid of a civic and he's always carrying stuff around so since the element is one roomy car, he wants it.
thanks guys.
'07 WRX = Less HP and Torque?!!?!!?
As far as I know, there is no mechanical difference between the 06 and 07, just the SAE system of rating horsepower changed. Good luck with the test drive.
I saw a silver 06' the other day it was HOT!!!! Especially since it is a wagon
hahaha of course its gon look hot cuz u have one urself!!! hahaahah. anyways just thinkin about a wrx wagon gets me all excited. o yea btw is it good on snow, cuz during the winter i took my element up the mountains a lot for boarding and it was great. so hopefully it'll be the same with the wrx. so i posted another thread on the other section about buying, but no one responded. so i'll ask here
how much should i get the wrx for OTD here in so.cal??
I've owned both a WRX sedan and a wagon. The wagon gives all of the enjoyment of the sedan (especially with a few minor tweaks), and is infinitely more practical if you ever need to haul anything. The sedan trunk is smallish.
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alrighty thanks for the info. howz the factory exhaust and intake?? are they worth the buy?
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The only thing the wrx wagon is missing is a STI offering. I'd rock a wagon if I was getting another wrx at this point.
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You don't mind where you are, cause you know where you've been"
I just bought an '06 WRX and I love it. It's not a wagon though. My only complaint is the horrible paint - I've only had it for a month and I have 5 or 6 rock chips already and one is rusting. Complete bullsh#t.
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I love my sedan but after seeing what my Father can put in his Outback 2.5XT I regret not getting the Saab 9-2x.
Brand new they go for around $22,000 +/- (not sure how ur taxes are)
Stick with the stock Intake it is the best until you go to a Front Mount Intercooler.
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It was the sort of performance that would please a captain.
It's the type of performance teams talk about but don't always get the chance to showcase.
It was the sort of game that was low on big moments but in the context of a season, you look back on with fondness.
Aside from one scintillating team try midway through the second half, there was little that was memorable about the Hurricanes' 25-15 victory over the Rebels in Melbourne on Friday night.
The improving Rebels aren't one of Super Rugby's elite sides but they do certain things well and like to drag teams into the dogfight.
Entering such a scrap usually isn't something the Hurricanes enjoy and in the past few seasons those are the sorts of games they've found a way to lose.
But despite conceding one late try when Hurricanes skipper Conrad Smith was in the sin bin, Mark Hammett's side showed impressive resolve.
"You can't ask for any more. It was going to be one of those games where we would have to work really hard," Smith said.
"It was never going to open up as much as we would have liked and, in the past, that's been the unsticking of us at times. When teams have been willing to graft it out with us we sometimes lose our way. So I thought we were really clinical at times when we needed to be and that's how we got the result."
Beauden Barrett, Super Rugby's leading point-scorer, kept the scoreboard ticking over for the Hurricanes as he nailed six penalties and converted Smith's try.
His 20-point haul proved the difference and he could have had even more had his radar not skewed twice in the second spell.
The victory was also important for the Hurricanes as it showed they weren't broken by a frustrating 39-30 defeat to the Waratahs in Sydney last weekend.
Smith's try, started by the elusive Andre Taylor, involved multiple passes and a pinpoint crossfield kick from Barrett and came shortly after Smith was guilty of spilling a pass with the tryline in sight.
"For the team it was nice because I thought we'd created a lot of pressure and they were infringing a lot," Smith said. "I was glad to get it over."
The Hurricanes will return to familiar surroundings when they host the Highlanders in Wellington on Friday.
Hammett's side are firmly in the play-off picture as they eye their final five games of the season, which are all against Kiwi opposition.


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Karen Ann Oliviero of Brewster, New York, died Thursday October 27, 2011 in Manhattan, at the age of 62.
Karen was born on July 26, 1949 in Mt. Kisco, N.Y., the daughter of Catherine (Lovallo) Balzano of Ft. Pierce, Fla., and the late William Ernest.
Karen graduated from Brewster High School in 1967, was a member of Brewster's St. Lawrence O'Toole Church and had been working as a project manager for the DEP in Valhalla.
Karen is survived by her mother Catherine, Catherine's husband Ralph; her three children - Dina Canarozzi of Danbury, Karla Oliviero and Anthony Oliviero, both of Brewster; her sister Linda Tanner of Torrington, Conn.; and four grandchildren Marco, Liliana, Madison, and Taylor.