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Daniel Sturridge gives Liverpool the "fear factor" that they miss in his absence, according to captain Jordan Henderson, who also revealed that recent criticism has "hurt" the striker.
The prolific No.15 made a goalscoring return to the starting eleven on Sunday in the Reds' emphatic 6-0 away win at strugglers Aston Villa for his fifth goal in just eight games this season.
Sturridge netted the first goal of the game on 16 minutes, meeting Philippe Coutinho's excellent cross and planting his header into the bottom corner for the breakthrough at Villa Park.
Henderson, who revealed that many of the Reds' squad have been impressed by Sturridge in training, hopes that Jürgen Klopp can call upon his compatriot for the remainder of the season as they look to end the campaign strongly.
Henderson: Sturridge gives Reds extra quality
Speaking to the Liverpool Echo, Henderson explained how Sturridge "makes a huge difference" and said that you can see "how much he has been missed" in the recent games in which the England international has played.
"He has been brilliant since he has come back training and is looking really sharp," declared the 25-year-old, who said he hopes the striker "can continue to stay fit and cause problems when he plays."
The skipper said that "everyone knows" how good Sturridge is but said that "because he has been out for a while, you do forget the quality he has got and how good he actually is."
Henderson explained that there are "lads in training who maybe haven't seen that much of him" and have been "very impressed" after seeing him, as he added that "his sharpness is top drawer" looking at him "in the game with his movement" and said he's "a massive bonus" to the side.
"He definitely gives us that fear factor back," continued the Sunderland-born midfielder, describing that any defenders playing against Sturridge "will be wary" because they "know how quick he is" and "how sharp he is with the ball."
The No.14 said that his teammate "can cause anyone problems" and said teams should "be worried about coming up against him" due to his quality."
An injured Sturridge as frustrated as anyone, explains Reds skipper
Sturridge's hour-long cameo was his first league start since October 4 and just his fifth appearance in all competitions since then, having once again had his season ravaged by injuries.
Some have questioned the striker's attitude and mentality, particularly since Klopp suggested he had to learn the difference between "serious pain and only pain."
But Henderson jumped to his fellow Englishman's defence and said that he has been just as frustrated as supporters whilst enduring another spell on the sidelines.
Henderson explained that he has known Sturridge "for years" and has spoken to him regularly, insisting: "You have to understand he has been more frustrated than anyone."
He acknowledged that "a lot gets said about him outside of our group" and explained that "it hurts him" and it's "hard for him to take" but declared Sturridge is "doing things to try and get back" because he "doesn't want to be injured."
He repeated that his teammate is "more annoyed than anyone" when he's not playing, but reassured supporters he is "back" and he has "got a smile on his face" - as well as saying "he has been world class" already since his return.
In fact, Henderson believes that Sturridge is up there with the best strikers around - insisting he's "definitely one of the best" and that "when he is firing, he is one of the best in the world."
He lauded how the 26-year-old, who has 45 goals in 74 appearances in all competitions for Liverpool, has "got everything" and praised his "finishing, touches, movement" because "he gets one chance and scores one goal", calling that "the difference" between him and other strikers.
But he admitted that Sturridge's "biggest problem" is simply putting "a run of games" together and "finding consistency and just staying fit." He said that's the "only issue" with him, and vowed that he "becomes world class" when he is fully fit.
Front-three can help Liverpool beat anyone, says midfielder
As well as Sturridge, attacking midfielder Philippe Coutinho - who scored on his first-team return in the FA Cup in midweek - made his first league appearance back from a hamstring injury.
The two formed a fluid front-three alongside Roberto Firmino, who was the team's stand-out star without them, which Villa struggled to deal with throughout.
On the impact of having Firmino, Sturridge and Coutinho up top, Henderson said that they are "top, top players" and Klopp only has to "let them go and play and cause havoc."
Henderson said that, such is their quality, he constantly finds himself wanting to "join in with them" but accepted that he has to "be careful about leaving space in the middle" because he's got to "think more about protecting the defence" with "players of that quality in front of us."
He added that they have "had a lot of injuries this season" and sometimes "struggled because of it" but said that they "have been through the worst of it" and if they can overcome their struggle "to find consistency" and "keep it going" then they can "beat anyone."


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Edna St. Vincent Millay's sonnets are perfect. One of my favorites begins "I will put Chaos into fourteen lines/ And keep him there; and let him thence escape/ If he be lucky; let him twist, and ape"
She was past master of sonnetry. Discovering that which is great and petty in the human heart...the chaos of the human condition and defining it--confining it to fourteen lines, beautifully spare, weighted with meaning, infused with passion. Perfection. Bluebeard is Millay's take on the old legend and also describes my mood tonight.
VI -- Bluebeard
THIS door you might not open, and you did;
So enter now, and see for what slight thing
You are betrayed. . . . Here is no treasure hid,
No cauldron, no clear crystal mirroring
The sought-for truth, no heads of women slain
For greed like yours, no writhings of distress,
But only what you see. . . . Look yet again --
An empty room, cobwebbed and comfortless.
Yet this alone out of my life I kept
Unto myself, lest any know me quite;
And you did so profane me when you crept
Unto the threshold of this room to-night
That I must never more behold your face.
This now is yours. I seek another place.
21 January 2006
VI -- Bluebeard by Edna St. Vincent Millay
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Author Tags: Fiction, Poetry
Aislinn Hunter's second novel is disturbing even when condensed into one paragraph. When she was fifteen, Jane Standen, the protagonist of The World Between Us (Doubleday 2014 $29.95) lost track of a five-year-old girl she was looking after during a walk in the woods. The child has never been found. As an adult, working in the archives of a cash-strapped London museum, she is researching the mysterious disappearance of a woman who went missing from a Victorian asylum 125 years ago. The two losses converge in a dilapidated country house. It received the Ethel Wilson Fiction Prize in 2015. 9780385680646
Aislinn Hunter lived in Ireland for a few years before making her way to British Columbia. She received a BFA in Art History and Creative Writing from the University of Victoria and earned a post-graduate degree at the University of British Columbia. She has taught part-time at both UVic. She has written with an emphasis on Ireland. Her collection of six stories and a novella, What's Left Us (Polestar, 2001), was nominated for the Danuta Gleed First Fiction Award and received the 2003 Foreword Magazine Silver Medal for Fiction. Her poetry collection Into the Hours (Polestar, 2001) won the Gerald Lampert Award and was shortlisted for the Dorothy Livesay Award.
Her first novel Stay (Polestar, 2002) concerns a young Canadian woman's affair with a disgraced Irish academic. It was shortlisted for the Books in Canada/Amazon.ca Best First Novel Prize. First published by Polestar, Stay (Anchor $19.95) was reissued in 2013 in synch with the release of a film version at the Toronto International Film Festival starring Aidan Quinn. The story provides an introspective look at a village outside Galway, Ireland, where Abbey, a young Canadian, has an unconventional, affectionate relationship with Dermot, an older Irish man. If only Dermot could find some way of making her stay . A fence, he thinks. Everyone should have one. And at that moment Dermot believes it, thinks that his problems might be solved, solvable, if he can contain them, separate them. Mine and yours. The bungalows over there, the cottage over here and Dermot and Abbey in the middle of it, drawn together by a patch of land, wood and wire around them. 978-0-385-68062-2.
A Peepshow with Views of the Interior (Palimpsest, 2009) is a collection of essays or "lyrical paratexts" (lyrics forms that surround or reinforce a central text) addressing material culture.
CITY/TOWN: Vancouver, BC
DATE OF BIRTH: Oct 6, 1969
PLACE OF BIRTH: Belleville, Ontario
ARRIVAL IN BRITISH COLUMBIA: July 1991
EMPLOYMENT OTHER THAN WRITING: Teacher of Creative Writing part-time at Kwantlen University College
The Possible Past was shortlisted for the Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize, The Pat Lowther Award & The ReLit Prize for Poetry
Stay was shortlisted for the Books in Canada / Amazon First Novel Award, and was a Globe and Mail Best Book of the Year
Into the Early Hours was the winner of the Gerald Lampert Award for Best First Book of Poetry in Canada, and was shortlisted for The Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize
Whats Left Us was shortlisted for The Danuta Gleed Fiction Prize and the ReLit Prize for Fiction
Into the Early Hours received the Gerald Lampert Award for Poetry 2002,
The World Before Us (Penguin 2014)
A Peepshow with Views of the Interior: paratexts (Palimpsest, 2009)
A Ragged Pen: Essays on Poetry & Memory (Gaspereau, 2006). By Robert Finley, Patrick Friesen, Aislinn Hunter, Jan Zwicky. $22.95. 1554470307.
Emerge: The Writer's Studio Anthology (anthology), Writing and Publishing Program, Simon Fraser University 2004. Guest editor.
The Possible Past (poetry) Raincoast Books, 2004
Stay (a novel) Raincoast Books, October 2002
Into the Early Hours (poetry) Raincoast Books, October 2001
What's Left Us (a novella and stories) Raincoast Books, April 2001
[BCBW 2013] "Fiction" "Poetry"
Stay (Polestar $21.95)
An introspective look at a village outside Galway, Ireland that follows the relationship between Abbey, a young Canadian and Dermot, an older Irish man. If only Dermot could find some way of making her stay. A fence, he thinks. Everyone should have one. And at that moment Dermot believes it, thinks that his problems might be solved, solvable, if he can contain them, separate them. Mine and yours. The bungalows over there, the cottage over here and Dermot and Abbey in the middle of it, drawn together by a patch of land, wood and wire around them. Hunter lives in Vancouver with her dog Fiddle. 1-55192-568-0
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The World Before Us by Aislinn Hunter (Doubleday Canada $29.95)
Review (2014)
from Cherie Theissen
In 1991, when she was fifteen, jane Standen had an horrific experience. She momentarily lost sight of the little girl she was minding in the woods near the estate of Victorian plant hunter, George Farrington.
Those minutes were all it took for Lily to disappear completely and forever. A sensitive, intelligent daughter of intellectual and gifted parents, Jane, the traumatized and guilty teenager, would have needed considerable parental devotion and dedication to have emotionally survived this nightmare.
She didnt get it. Her father was a famous violinist, rarely at home; her mother was a respected academic with a busy career. Fifteen years of therapy followed, without much apparent success.
Thats the set-up for The World Before Us. Although Aislinn Hunter doesnt see herself as a mystery writer, there are lots of unanswered questions in her second novel that will keep readers turning the pages besides what ever happened to the five-year-old Lily Eliot.
Where did that mysterious character known as N vanish to? and who was she?
How will Jane Standen react when, after 19 years, shes confronted with the father of the child she lost?
And, for that matter, who is this voice speaking to us in the first person?
This novel of plaintive chimeras that surround and follow the central character of Jane had a ten-year gestation, partially written and researched while Hunter was studying for her Ph.D in Edinburgh. It twirls between three periods of time:
1877at the Farrington Asylum for Convalescent Lunatics, (yes, they were called that).
1991when Lily goes missing.
2010the present, when thirty-four-year-old Jane is working as an archivist in a London museum thats about to close permanently.
Lilys father had been on a field trip studying and photographing the rare plants in the Farrington Estate grounds when he took his daughter and Jane with him on that ill-fated day in 1991. Now he is coming to the museum to read from his book. The research he was doing on that day has finally resulted in The Lost Gardens of England, the current winner of the museums Chester-Wood Book Prize.
The Farrington Asylum, long in ruins, is in close proximity to the estate. In 1877, three patients, two men and a woman, managed to wander off, winding up at Farrington House. Curiously, the woman, noted only in the asylum records with the initial N,somehow disappeared.
Two disappearances, 114 years apart in the same area, coudnt possibly be connected. |But Jane, who did her dissertation on archival practices in rural nineteenth century asylums, becomes interested in the fate of N, the woman who disappeared in the same woods where Lily slipped through her hands.
She tells herself shes doing this research because she has a possible book in mind. Its almost as if Janes life has never really started; as if she is still stuck in those woods in 1991, but the reader may feel even more sorry for the invisible spiritsor ghosts or entitiesthat surround her.
For these aimless spirits, it feels like their nightmare will never end. Waking after death from an uneasy sleep they find themselves in a void without meaning or familiarity, seemingly doomed to try to find parts of what they were before. Yes, somehow Aislinn Hunter manages to make this seem, well, half-plausible.
Desperately clinging to Jane, they sense that she is the only tie to the past they are trying to reassemble. These ghosts have a spokesperson who often speaks to readers in the unusual plural first person. Their connection with Jane is a place: Whitman Asylum.
Across a different century these deceased inmates found her in the surrounding woods that day in 1991. While an alternating point of view from third person to a plural first is unusual and somewhat risky, it works here as Hunter uses the voice to create a sense of mystery, omnipotence and irony.
Unlike many detective and mystery authors who dont tie up all the ends and forget details, Hunter has not left one idea dangling, one knot untied. Everything links up with the whole. This novels plot is cyclonic: events, details, memories, experiences twist together and then fly outward again, reappearing later to once again mesh.
Theres a huge momentum at work in this fiction that remarkably never seems to let up. Themes of the need for human contact, the energy that collects in spaces we consider empty, the resonance that lies in objects.
Nothing is overlooked, every detail seems to slot itself in somewhere, like the past lives the ghosts are trying to locate and make whole again. The World Before Us is a tsunami of a read, meticulously crafted, rich in poetry, insight and heart-breakingly real characters. Its a rare novel that can ask more questions than it answers and get away with it.
Cherie Thiessen regularly reviews fiction from Pender Island.


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So, How Much WAS 'The Avengers' Cast Paid?
Now, if you're looking for an egalitarian world in which everyone is paid an equal wage for an equal day's work, you're probably not looking for Hollywood. The movie industry has always been a place where fame – and financial guile – have rewarded a select few with vast fortunes, while other equally prominent and hard working professionals simply make do with a living wage. The 1990's did their very best to change that, steadily ramping up salaries for prominent actors, writers and directors in a cinematic arms race – but time soon told, and wages have since settled back down to slightly more restrained figures.
With the very biggest movies, though – like, say, 2012's $1.5 billion grossing The Avengers – there are surely still some pretty darned massive salaries to be found. The big question that raises, though?
Just How Much WAS The Avengers Cast Paid?
Well, as it turns out, not as much as you'd think… with one key exception.
Y'see, while the movie may have over made $1.5 billion worldwide, that was by no means seen as a lock before release. Between such relatively low expectations, and a cast that had been relatively low profile before signing their initial Marvel Studios contracts, Marvel was actually able to keep things remarkably tight when it came to salaries. So much so, in fact, that:
Captain America, Thor, Hulk and Hawkeye All Made Less Than $3 Million A Piece
A figure that, according to , included their back-end deals – meaning the quartet's initial salaries were likely far lower. Which means that the likes of Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo and Jeremy Renner – stars of lunchboxes the world over, all – each made only around 0.2% of The Avengers' eventual gross in salary. Now, those totals – and in particular the back end percentages – were apparently by the time Avengers: Age of Ultron rolled along (with the actors now having all of that box office success to negotiate with), but, even so: That's got to have taken at least a little of the shine off of the film's overwhelming box office success for its lead actors…
What's more…
Black Widow And Nick Fury Made A Whole Lot More
To be more precise, Scarlett Johansson and Samuel L. Jackson's salaries were rumored to come out at around $6 million a piece – with the two more established actors evidently having been able to negotiate slightly more financially advantageous arrangements. What's more, with Johansson's salary rising to closer to $20 million for Age of Ultron, the pay gap between Black Widow and her co-stars has only widened since their first team-up adventure.
With the likes of Hemsworth and Evans having also been paid closer to $200-300 thousand a piece for their first solo movies, it's clear that there's a damn good reason Marvel Studios took the risk of casting relative unknowns for some of its biggest heroes…
Of course, as it turns out…
Robert Downey Jr. Made A (Rather Large) Fortune Playing Iron Man
Specifically, in the wake of Iron Man's surprising box office success, Downey Jr's reps at CAA were rumored to have renegotiated his deal with Marvel to include both a large initial fee and something along the lines of a 5% stake in Marvel's revenue from future movies featuring his roguishly charming face – a deal that included The Avengers. As such, with Marvel ultimately banking a huge sum of money from The Avengers, the deal reportedly saw Downey Jr. walking away from the movie with between $50 and $70 million. Which, in case you're wondering, is roughly twice as much as the island nation of Tuvalu's GDP.
Now, on the one hand, that actually makes a fair amount of sense (Downey Jr. is arguably Marvel's most important star, and when negotiating in the wake of Iron Man's release was in an incredibly strong bargaining position), but on the other, is… well, pretty darned astonishing. After all, RDJ's salary ended up being substantially more than the rest of the cast and crew were paid combined – a disparity that even his prominence in the movie and undoubted excellence in the role would struggle to justify.
That, though, is ultimately just opinion, trailing in the wake of an extremely lucrative business deal, the moral merits of which can be discussed elsewhere. The big question it most certainly does raise, though?
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Napiers is perfectly placed in town, has lovely comfy beds and a good tasty breakfast.
However.... Our room (3) was described as "cosy".... Please read this as "small & cramped". ( and rather in need of a refurb). If you just need a place to sleep 1 night then fine, but if you're looking for a relaxing break with room for a case, room to move, are even slightly infirm, want to safely plug anything in without stepping on it (kettle, phone etc) then this isn't the place for you. Having said that the other rooms may be better but you don't know which room you are getting until you have booked.
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Booked all the rooms for family wedding.
Had a wonderful 4 nights here with family staying for a wedding.
Breakfasts were lovely and staff helpful with requests. Own key to come and go as pleased. More like a house party as it's not a hotel. Evening meal available some nights. We had tasty steaks on Friday night. Good position for centre of Skipton and the Castle. Ideal for wedding at the Castle. Had nails and hair done across the road at nearby salon.
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A little old fashioned does you good
Old fashioned service from a traditional guest house.
No cutting edge stainless steel at the Napier which is a relief to me and many others. Have stayed here several times and always find it warm, welcoming and friendly. Helpful staff, superb food, right in the centre of Skipton. Parking is limited and difficult to manoeuvre for the nervous driver but it is off road and safe. Highly recommended.
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Lovely spot
We took a break at this accommodation between xmas and new year.
The location is very good, it's very quaint and pretty scenery but not too far to walk into the town.we had a lovely, relaxing time, staff were really nice.
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We stayed here hoping to have a good meal, the place was closed.
We had to ring a number on the door and we were told the code to get in. When we eventually found our room it was very cold with mold around the window wallpaper and plaster hanging off through damp, there was a towel in front of the window soaking up the damp. The fixtures and fittings were good quality, but the room was so cold it took us all night to get warm, we didn't use the bath in the morning because we thought we would end up with icicles on us. It really was not worth the money
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We chose this hotel online as it looked like a good place to stay, close to the centre of town but not in it.
The location was perfect, just hidden from the main high street, but easy to get to. The room was quirky, which we both liked and the bed was probably the best I've slept in. A family owned and run business, very friendly and nothing is too much trouble. The restaurant looked very nice but we didn't eat there. We will be hard pressed not to stay here again next time, it's just the job.
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Cold reception area in restaurant.
We would have sat to drink here but too cold. Beer cloudy. Room cold. Radiators not turned on. Not very welcoming. Lovely room,new carpet. FABULOUS COMFY BED. Plenty of hot water. Rattling draughty bathroom window. TV didnt work. Rear entrance for rooms through carpark a disgrace. Fallen apples all over the place. Not welcoming at all and potentially dangerous.
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PHILADELPHIA – The United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) has announced its 2015 NCAA Division I All-America recipients in men's lacrosse, and the University of Pennsylvania is represented by senior defenseman Matt McMahon who received honorable mention recognition. In addition, he recently was named a second-team ECAC All-Star.
With McMahon's USILA recognition, Penn has now had at least one player earn All-America honors three straight seasons and four of the last five years under head coach Mike Murphy.
The announcements capped a decorated season for McMahon. He also was named a USILA Scholar All-America, and he was announced (along with fellow co-captain Joe McCallion) as a member of the South squad for Friday's USILA Division I/II North-South Game at Cabrini College.
A starter on defense for the last three seasons, McMahon was a first-team All-Ivy selection this year after receiving second-team recognition as a junior in 2014. He finished this season leading the Ivy League and third nationally in caused turnovers per game (2.15). One of this year's co-captains, McMahon also had 22 ground balls, and picked up an assist against Villanova.
McMahon also is one of 10 finalists for the Senior CLASS Award, which will be presented over Championship Weekend at Lincoln Financial Field here in Philadelphia.
Penn finished the season with a 6-7 overall record, and tied for fourth in the Ivy League standings with a 3-3 conference mark -- the first time the program has had three straight seasons with at least three Ivy wins since 2006-08. The Quakers missed out on an Ivy League Tournament spot due to a tiebreaker.
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Posted On Friday, July 07, 2017
Thistle ACCs (7/8 - 9)
- by Eric Heller
A hearty welcome to all Thistle sailors competing in the Thistle ACCs at CPYC this weekend!
Posted On Saturday, March 11, 2017
- by Eric Heller
Like the new CPYC tie design? Pre-orders are now closed; however, additional ties should be available at Club Commissioning and throughout the summer from a Ship's Store rep. Makes a great gift for family, friends, and crew!!
Posted On Monday, February 20, 2017
Ched Proctor Sailing World Interview
- by Eric Heller
See Ched Proctor interview during Lightning racing at the February 2017 Helly Hansen NOOD Regatta in St. Petersburg.
Posted On Friday, February 10, 2017
Junior Sailing Registration
- by Eric Heller
Junior Sailing registration is now open for CPYC members! Of special note is "Basin Bandits" which makes its debut this year for children 6 - 8 years old. Select JUNIOR SAILING at the top of the page or select READ MORE for more information or to register.
Posted On Wednesday, February 08, 2017
Fred Klein (1926 - 2017)
- by Eric Heller
Fred Klein, a member of the Cruising Class in the 80's and 90's, passed away in Florida of Parkinson's Disease on January 13, 2017. He and his wife Shirley actively sailed their Irwin 37, Kleinsloop.
Posted On Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Potential Boat Purchase Scam
- by Eric Heller
Be aware of a potential boat purchase scam whereas an out-of-state person offers to buy the vessel, sight on-seen, and cover transportation costs, but wants the owner to pay the shipper with undisclosed / excess proceeds. The extent and end-game is unknown; however, a couple of CT Lightning owners with boats for sale had gone through a series of e-mail communications with the same person who was unwilling to provide a phone # or a valid address.
Posted On Thursday, January 05, 2017
Lyla Bogardus: 2007-2016
- by Eric Heller
We are sad to report the passing of Lyla Bogardus, 9-year-old daughter of Bill Bogardus and Jana Balsamo, on Christmas morning.
Posted On Tuesday, December 27, 2016
John Cuccio Sr: 1920-2016
- by Mark Berns
John Cuccio Sr., a mainstay of the Lightning fleet in the 70s and 80s, passed away this fall.
Posted On Tuesday, December 06, 2016
Jane Lawrence, sailor par excellence
- by Henry Sykes
Jane was lost to us on November 30th.
Posted On Thursday, December 01, 2016
Atlantic Classic Regatta
- by Ken Terry
Atlantic - Indian Harbor Classic Regatta - 2016
Atlantic Janeway Regatta - 2016
- by Ken Terry
Atlantic Janeway Regatta - 2016
Posted On Friday, November 11, 2016
Halsey Bullen reads his Uncle Dan Cup winner's poem
- by Henry Sykes
Posted On Tuesday, November 08, 2016
Open Forum Nov. 16 on Long Island Sound Blue Plan
- by Mark Berns
All who use Long Island Sound – for swimming, boating, fishing or commerce – are invited to attend a public forum on Wed., Nov. 16 at The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk to discuss a plan being developed to guide the Sound's future uses.
Posted On Monday, October 24, 2016
Annual Meeting Set for Sunday Nov. 13
- by Mark Berns
The Call to Meeting for the annual meeting of members includes the nominated slates of Governers and Nominating Committee members as well as proposed 5% dues increase.
Posted On Tuesday, September 06, 2016
Photos of Rear Commodore's Cup Action
- by Henry Sykes
Atlantics and J/70s raced on Labor Day
Posted On Thursday, August 25, 2016
Adrian Little Wins Ida Lewis Double-Handed Class
- by Mark Berns
Adrian Little and teammate John Ricci aboard Adrian's Sunfast 3600 captured first place in the class.
Posted On Monday, August 22, 2016
Women's Appreciation Luncheon
- by Henry Sykes
A lovely "Bruncheon" was served on Saturday, August 20th! Beautiful set up and wonderful food!
Posted On Tuesday, July 05, 2016
Racing photos from July 3rd
- by Henry Sykes
Andy McGrade's photos of Commodore's Cup action on Sunday, July 3rd
Posted On Friday, June 17, 2016
Cedar Point Yacht Club Open House
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Cedar Point Yacht Club invites Westport residents to a FREE open house and family day on Saturday, June 18, from 3:30pm to 6pm
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It seems ever more likely that the U.S. will conduct some sort of military strike on Syria as retaliation for the use of chemical weapons. There are still a lot of moving parts here—U.N. inspectors are examining the site of the recent horrific attack that killed hundreds of people, many of them civilians, for evidence that chemical weapons were used in Syria. Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has denied that his military or anyone connected with the Syrian government used chemical weapons, and Russia, Syria's most prominent ally, has warned against a strike by the U.S.
However, the statements of President Obama, Defense Secretary Hagel and Secretary of State Kerry all seem to indicate that a U.S. retaliation strike is imminent. Though few seem aware of it, a U.S. response will not be equivalent to a full-fledged joining of the anti-Assad rebels who have been in a civil war with the Syrian military for two years. Rather, it will more likely be a one-off punishment for Syria using chemical weapons.
The question this article asks: should chemical weapons receive special attention and reactions in a way that conventional weapons don't?
The argument in favor: Chemical weapons should be stamped out of this world, and the most effective way to do that is to put a high cost on using them wherever they are detected. The attack in Syria killed hundreds of civilians, including children and entire families. This crosses the line between the battlefield and the commons in a horrific, indiscriminate way. Syria, and all those who might imitate it, need to know in visceral terms that there is a cost to this action, a cost that makes the use of chemical weapons not worth it.
The argument against: Chemical weapons are horrible, yes, but they are horrible in sensory terms, not the actual damage that they do. The Syrian regime has killed thousands of its own people through more "traditional" attacks in the last two years. Shouldn't the ultimate factor be how damaging the attack is, not how scary it looks? Furthermore, retaliating against Syria reinforces the U.S.'s role as the world's police, enforcing moral norms wherever they are violated. Can the U.S. really hold up to this standard, both in its own actions and what it tolerates in its allies?
There is more to say on and about both sides, but I would like to hear what you think. Should the U.S. retaliate against Syria for using chemical weapons on its own people? If so, should it be a one-off strike or a prolonged effort on the side of Syria's rebels? If not, is there any point at which you believe it is appropriate for the U.S. to intervene in another country's crisis, Syria or elsewhere?
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Charter school proponents often suggest that the ills of urban education can be solved by simply creating more charter schools. And even more people believe that, if we could just have better teachers in all urban public schools, we could increase student achievement and success for all students.
But are schools and teachers really at fault? My own examination of urban children and their families suggests a very different reality.
In order to explain why some schools succeed while others do not, I have categorized the city's children into three groups. The first, likely about 20 percent of children, are the highly academic students who are accepted to top Philadelphia public schools. Most of these students come from stable middle-class homes, where learning is important. They often get read to as young children, frequently talk with adults, have high vocabulary levels, learn the rules of good behavior, and have strong adult advocates. In school they have good attendance, do their homework, have access to books and libraries, and get decent grades. For them, schools are places where they are successful and cared for.
Group 2, estimated at about 40 to 50 percent of Philadelphia's students, may live with low incomes, but there are adults in their lives who envision their success in life and encourage them to do well in school. These children may grow up with few books or educational toys. They often do little talking at home, are often not read to at bedtime, and watch too much television. Generally, no one helps them do their homework. They've learned many fewer words by the age of 4 or 5 than the first group.
But because they have someone in their lives to look out for them, many of these children are enrolled in a high-performing public elementary school and/or apply to a charter or special admissions high school. They may have trouble in school or on the streets, but someone looks out for them and makes sure they behave. Some of these children may also have difficulty with the English language, but they are often ready and willing learners and learn English with help and support at school.
The third group is the most challenged. They often come from families who "live on the edge." Most of the approximately one-third of students who drop out of high school without graduating come from this group. They usually live with lots of stress and few outlets for their energies, may have serious cognitive and other challenges, are frequently absent from school, and/or are highly mobile. These students often act out in class or are very passive learners. They most often do not have someone who can "navigate the system" or advocate for them by going to school for back-to-school night or parent conferences or by completing applications so that they can attend a charter or special admissions school. Ultimately most become the failures of our educational system.
There are significant implications in this classification. Group 1 students usually attend the strongest academic schools that cater to these children and that screen children to assure that all are similarly academically strong. These students are generally the biggest educational success stories of the city schools.
Adults for the second group want their children to attend strong academic institutions, and these children are helped considerably when they are able to go to well-run, successful charter or District-run schools with mostly Group 1 or 2 students. These children often graduate with good grades and good attendance records and go on to post-high school educational institutions such as community colleges and state universities.
The students in the third group, for the most part, have problems succeeding in any school without significant additional resources and support systems. Schools with large numbers of these students are often labeled as "underperforming" because these children have serious challenges that make it difficult for schools to be successful. Group 3 students who manage to apply and get accepted to charter schools are likely to be asked to leave if they continually misbehave, if they miss too many days of school, or if they perform a very low academic level. They and their families often need the greatest amount of individual help and support, starting with pre-natal care, home supports, and pre-school education, and they are unlikely to get these services in today's climate.
The success or failure of many urban schools are in large measure due to characteristics of the students that attend them. What we call "low-performing" schools are often in difficulty because they have so many Group 3 children who come to school with a litany of problems, such as poor work habits, lack of language and language skills, and chaotic, stressful family situations. By third grade, when academic learning becomes more significant, these children have already fallen hopelessly behind.
Large concentrations of Group 3 type students in schools cause a "tipping point" in many schools and classrooms that make it almost impossible for teachers to make a significant difference with all their students. The difficulties of students, the poor conditions under which teachers work, the large class sizes, and the lack of support systems for teachers and students create the perception that these are poorly run schools, when in reality the schools are overwhelmed by the combination of student difficulties and lack of adequate resources.
None of this is to say that all children can't learn. Any student given the right supports can succeed. But in order to create successful schools, we need to stop talking about "high impact" or "underperforming" schools and start talking about how to support students with different needs. Until we are able to understand the types of students that attend our schools, the challenges that they face, and the impact that they have on schools and classrooms, and provide schools and students with the customized resources and services that they need for success, many of our schools and our children will continue to suffer from low achievement levels and be labeled as failures.
Elliott Seif is a longtime educator, author, trainer and School District volunteer. He has a master's degree in Social Science Education from Harvard University and a PhD in curriculum research from Washington University. Teaching and learning policies, resources, and ideas can be found at his website.


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Actress Divya Dutta is excited to get a chance to shake a leg with actor Jackie Shroff in "Chehere".
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As single-aisle airliner conversions to executive use increase, so does demand for high-end cabin outfitting. It is this demand that brings M&D Aviation and Avocet Aviation Services–both located at Orlando-Sanford International Airport–into that market segment with "turn-key interior solutions" for Airbus and Boeing customers.
Partnering with Avocet Aviation to provide maintenance, repair and overhaul services was the key to jump-starting the completion and refurbishment business, said Avocet director of aircraft technical services Patrick Arellano. "We have been in the maintenance and teardown of airliners for some time and [a partnership with M&D] is a natural progression of growth for us."
"Marketing data indicate that there has been increased demand for airline-class VIP aircraft conversions over the last few years," pointed out M&D CEO Dr. Doyle Sisson, who also noted that completion and refurbishment centers in the U.S. and abroad are currently at or close to capacity. He further pointed out that Orlando-Sanford is "a site with growth potential and a region with a strong manufacturing and maintenance base."
Considering that most of the M&D projects will last 12 months or so, "what better environment for our clients and their families to spend time than in the warmth of central Florida?"
According to David Salkovitz, v-p of sales and marketing for M&D, the initial 56,000-sq-ft hangar is ready to go, with one airplane expected to arrive in April and the second in the spring of 2012.
Salkovitz said M&D expects to do two single-aisle airliner reconfigurations this year and will be able to handle up to five aircraft per year–green completions or reconfigurations or a combination thereof–when at full capacity by late next year. Ground will be broken this fall for second hangar, double the size of the first. A third hangar is planned for late 2012 or early 2013 and will include a paint shop. Avocet aviation has a 55,510-sq-ft hangar at Orlando-Sanford International.
In the meantime, said Salkovitz, exterior paint work will be outsourced to independent shops in Florida. He added that M&D has already signed as partners independent upholstery and cabinetry shops with extensive executive experience.
M&D has "substantial" private financial backing and has received incentives from both the local airport authority and Seminole County.


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To help in your own achievements for 2014 imagine being one of the above famous Scorpios in various situations you find difficult. How would you be creative in a certain scenario if you were an Pablo Picasso or how would a Charles Atlas turn a weakness into a perfectly developed situation? This is a metaphysical way to call upon psychic Scorpio Oomph when you need it.
Passion reigns paramount in 2014 for the Scorpio. Being passionate in many areas of your life will bring you the most success.
Your 2014 Scorpio Horoscope for Career will see you add seriousness to the passion in your work, and in so doing, your career will shine. Give your self a no-holds-barred year and allow your emotions to show in what you do day-in day-out and that corporate ladder will become an up-escalator.
Your Scorpio 2014 Horoscope for Love. With passion as your theme you will find this the perfect year for love and romance. Now's the time to find a mate, or if already found, now's the time to spice up the romance. It doesn't matter if you are attached or not, be passionate in all relationships. Take extra care to add that extra touch, give more of yourself and you will find your heart buzzing with love.
Your Scorpio Horoscope for 2014 Life Path. Without being passionate about a destination, a life goal or ambition, you do not have a life path. During the early part of the year give yourself some time out so that you can focus on what you feel will be the most important direction for your life to take. Because with a life path fueled by passion you will succeed far beyond any unemotional daydream you may have held onto in the past.


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I have always wondered about this but orgasms relieve cramps.
I'm a guy, but I've always wondered how widespread these symptoms are.
I guess I'm one of the lucky ones. I feel bloated for one or two days before, then I'm fine. It's reall tough on those that have bad cramps. Try seing your doctor. Sometimes the pill taken every day stops your periods altogether.
Sure do. Sometimes, they're worse than others, but I get them either way.
I sure as hell do 😭 They are horrible!
I get them every time and they're awful :(
of course i do, but not often. when i'm on my period i only cramp up for the first day or two, and then it slowly subsides and is very manageable.
Yes. Very bad ones.
Ugh, yes.. and it's almost unbearable. Too painful.
ugh. for fuck's sake yes.
Only sometimes, and not bad ones. I just take some buscopan and hot a hot water bottle and it's okay usually
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Have 3 companies that all have TZ170. Each company has it's own domains. Company A is a Windows 2003 domain, Company B has 2 domain controllers one 2003 and (recently added) one 2008 R2 doman controller. Comapny C is running 2003 small biz server. Company A has a site 2 site tunnel to company B and a tunnel to company C. Company B also has a tunnel to company C. Company A & B domains are trusted with each other, C is not trusted do to limitations with Small biz server. Also all 3 companies use the same ISP and the companies are in the same city.
The problem is starting last week Wednesday ping times through the vpn from company A to Company B are high and even time out when any type of load is but on tunnel. The odd thing is while ping times going from A to B are high, the ping times from B to A are normal. Also even when there is no load on the tunnel ping times from A to B are very inconsistent. While ping times from B to A are very stable. Ping times to company C are always normal from either A or B regardless of load on tunnel or not. Also pings out to Google and yahoo are normal at both A & B
To get the ping times I am pinging the LAN IP on all Sonicwalls. Doing this to eliminate a switch issue or something internal.
There are a few things that happened last week Wednesday that I'm guessing caused the issue. Company B's phones went down that morning and the problem was with the ISP but I never got a real reason as to what happened or what was done to fix it. It sounded like it was some equipment issue at a local substation of the ISP. Company B has dynamic PRI that shares the 4 T1's. So voice and data run across the same group of T1's
That some day I added the new 2008 R2 Domain Controller and a new 2008 R2 Files server. Prior to that comapny B only had a 2003 server that acted as the DC and files server. I moved DHCP, DNS, & WINS functions off of the 2003 server to the new 2008 DC. I have not demoted domain controller functions from the 2003 server yet. As best as I can tell DNS, DHCP is identical to the settings on the old 2003 server, and I believe I made all the forwarding changes on the Company A DNS server to point to the new DC at company B.
My thought process on this is I don't think it's a hardware issue since the problem is only going one way to one company. Hardware issues should cause the problem to be both ways and company C should also be affected someway. My understanding of DNS is if I'm pinging by IP address DNS wouldn't cause the issue so even if it was config wrong somewhere the ping times would be similar on both sides. If it was high traffic from a virus or something ping times should be slow both ways?
I'm left with a routing issue on the ISP side. I would imagine that even though all 3 companies use the same ISP the routing table that company A uses to get to company B might have a bad route, where the table the company B is using to get to A is correct or has less hops. I did call the ISP's tech support earlier this week but they said nothing was wrong, but I didn't get warm and fuzzy feeling that guy I talked to knew to much on routing tables. I just called my ISP rep and asked him to see if a higher level tech could look into it.
My question to everyone is with all the info given is there anything else I should check or recheck on my side. I did not change anything on any of the Sonicwalls. Is there some goofy security setting on 2008 R2.
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Apr 15, 2011 at 10:12 UTC
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If I understand you correctly, early in your post, your indicating that you are pinging the firewall IP address on each end rather than a device on your network to eliminate any switch or device issue, which is your best approach to narrow down your concern.
I don't believe your issue is on your internal network, your looking in the right direction by contacting your ISP to determine what is causing the difference and if I had to guess, it seems that your ISP may have made a change someplace that is effecting your response times.
I would certainly call them again and escalate the issue, if you have any historical documentation versus present, then there is your proof.
If any other spiceworks contributors believe anything different, then I would be curious to know as well.
Apr 15, 2011 at 11:03 UTC
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another thing you can try, but it will require a PC on one end, is to try pathping. It is a Windows command that replaces ping and traceroute. It is run from the command prompt as well. It will actually ping every hop in between as well as the end point. Alternately, Visual Route will do the same thing and is much easier to use. It will also provides geographic information depending on the version. I have used both tools for similar problems in the past.
Apr 15, 2011 at 11:09 UTC
Will Visual Route show the hops even if it's going through a VPN tunnel. When i do a traceroute or pathping I only get 1 hop which is the other side of the VPN tunnel.
Apr 15, 2011 at 2:46 UTC
Will Visual Route show the hops even if it's going through a VPN tunnel. When i do a traceroute or pathping I only get 1 hop which is the other side of the VPN tunnel.
No, you need to run the test to the external interface on the Sonicwalls. Make sure that the interface is set to respond to Pings. You can set this under Network -> interfaces. Edit the WAN (X1) interface and check the box next to Ping.
If that does not show the same ping delays you are getting, then try the following:
- Disable the VPN between A and C
- Disable the VPN between B and C
- Check pings between A and B, both directions. If good, then one at a time re-enable the VPNs until your ping times start escalating again.
Investigate from there.
Apr 18, 2011 at 2:09 UTC
In addition to what everyone has suggested I would check:
- Your local and remote network settings, make sure they are Identical for each end of the tunnel. If they are not exactly the same even if they have the same information (ex: one end network group with a range of IPs, other complete subnet)
I have seen this cause some weird issues passing traffic over the vpns.
Apr 19, 2011 at 6:11 UTC
Another note: did you recently update the fw firmware?
Other than that I agree with the others to check the path each direction.
May 12, 2011 at 7:09 UTC
Fidelity Systems is an IT service provider.
David8868, were you able to resolve this problem, or do you still require help? can you offer any other information that we can try and assist you with?
May 13, 2011 at 7:47 UTC
2 part solution
The ISP did some upgrades at a local hub in the area and had some setting wrong. Only took 3 phone calls and 1 argument with my ISP rep to get that worked out. Then I find out that while they where billing us for 3 up 3 down service they never turned it on so we were actually running on 1.5, which is why the tech doing the upgrade at the hub made the mistake that he did. After the fact it all made sense because we had issues after upgrading to that 3 up and down service. Working out the whole payment issue.
Sorry for not posting this sooner. I'm a one man show for 5 companies in 2 states and we all know how things get lost in the shuffle. Thanks for everyone's help.
May 13, 2011 at 11:55 UTC
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Thanks for the update David8868 and glad we can be of some help.
If it's not too much trouble, could you mark this topic either with a best answer or helpful to one or more of the candidates in this post?
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I needed an older style 36 bit computer. I Googled and found Microdream. They had exactly what I was looking for. I thought it was good value and the delivery service was excellent. The computer was very well packaged too. So far so good. (Posted on 26/02/2016)
Good as New Review by Linda Covey
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I had been putiing up with a agonisingly slow PC for a couple of years and on seeing Microdreams prices I bought a refurbished desktop PC recently and it was so easy to set up and just worked like a dream. I was able to select my own spec and as I am not a gamer I didn't need all the bells and whistles that you usually get so was able to keep the price low. I am not someone who usually recommends products or suppliers to friends and family but Microdream was so good that I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them. (Posted on 02/12/2015)
Efficient, well-packed delivery Review by Carlo Pelusi
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As a first-time customer, I found the whole ordering process easy to use. MDL had a refurbed computer at the right price and with the spec I wanted. The package was delivered on time, well-packed in bubble-wrap, inside a sturdy box. Very happy with the machine I got. Would definitely use again. (Posted on 01/10/2015)
Dell 760 pc purchase review Review by Anne Beattie
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Ordered, Item arrived well packed a few days later. Even though this Dell pc was supposed to be reconditioned it looked brand new! Quick inspection inside revealed a rarely used or even brand new pc. AMAZING specs! Everything that was plugged into the pc loaded up and installed seamlessly Even came with Windows 7 preloaded. PRICE? £128 DELIVERED!!! Beat That. 5 stars (Posted on 13/02/2015)
Very good Review by Mr and Mrs Parsons
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Ordering was straightforward and item was delivered as promised. Very happy with service and product. (Posted on 21/01/2015)
First time use was very good Review by Peter Cane
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Got me out of a hole, very good service.
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Great Product & service - no problems. What more can one say. Review by Michael Endacott
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Great Product & service - no problems. What more can one say.
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Great product shame about delivery!! Review by Patrick Adcock
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I ordered a Dell 760, great price and service from the site. It turned up and apart from a large scratch on the case it was in good condition. All was well until I tried to boot. The machine error almost straight away not even loading the BIOS. Fortunately Dells have a handy number system on the from and a quick google later the fault was tracked down to loose RAM. Removing them and replacing resolved the issue. I can only image they came loose during transportation. (Posted on 11/11/2014)
Good value, quick delivery, top service. Review by J Lewis
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Product as described, great value, quick delivery. First class, would use again without hesitation. (Posted on 13/06/2014)
100% first class service & equipment Review by chris williams
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Would recommend Microdream and use them again. Hope this helps. (Posted on 09/06/2014)
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Excellent service and helpful (Posted on 05/06/2014)
Fantastic value but choose options carefully Review by Newry_user
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Tried this out on the back of a recommendation from a colleague; fast delivery, great spec for the cost but I should have chosen the hard disk upgrade option as at 80 Gb it's a wee bit light on space, my fault, I'll know for next time. At less than £200 to the door I'll be using Microdream for all my business purchases from now on. (Posted on 23/04/2014)
Top item; top service Review by Richard
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My lack of knowledge about computers is awesome. But I was guided patiently thro' all I needed to consider before buying.
Arrived in a couple of days. Proper Microsoft kit with it. Got a chum to set it up. Perfect. And all for less than £150. Plus a decent three month guarantee.
As you're meant to renew the things every four years or so - why pay more?. (Posted on 31/10/2013)
first class Review by Paul Fox
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good spec. good price, free delivery and it works perfectly, the only difficult bit was deciding which computer to buy, so much choice. I will definitely recommend and use again (Posted on 26/09/2013)
Fantastic prices and service! Review by UKOS Plc
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Found these guys by accident and have now placed quite a number of orders.
Pricing is great, delivery is spot on and all items have been fully supplied exactly as described.
Would not hesitate to recommend them. (Posted on 25/09/2013)
EXCELLENT PRODUCT, EXCELLENT SERVICE, WOULD RECOMMEND Review by SHIRLEY GUNNER
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Would recommend this company and the product it was brilliant the product is better than expected its just like new you would'nt know the difference came exactly as described with all the necessary bits and pieces.
Packaged well and very fast delivery. (Posted on 24/09/2013)
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Spanish Info Brochures Offered by Chrysler in US
For the first time, there will be vehicle information kits available to consumers in the U.S. printed and electronically in Spanish.
Furious as this might unofficially make certain politicians whose policies ignore this, there are more than 50 million hispanic people documented in the U.S. Recognizing an opportunity, Chrysler is marketing to that demographic by catering to the group's language needs.
"The Hispanic population accounts for more than 50 million people in the U.S.," said Pietro Gorlier, President and CEO of Mopar, Chrysler Group LLC's service, parts and customer-care brand. "We want to establish clear communication with our customers in their preferred language and enhance their overall experience with our vehicles, dealers and brands."
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We all heard about it: One styling session starts with clothing and finishes with accessories. Rules are made to be broken, let's sometimes start with the shoes or accessories. Moreover with key pieces!
I love this bracelet by 'Mosstories' bought by Opia some time ago: the color as well the net material really appealed to me. It's sporty, and very interesting to match with. It just doesn't fit with everything.
So, how to wear it?
1. Please avoid the 'smarties' effect > don't match the blue color with the shoes and/ or the bag…
2. Stilbruch: don't think too sporty. Match with another style, for example a hint of ethno.
3. Not more than 3 colors! Exception made for the clutch.
An outfit idea for summer: military shirt, fine triangle top, straight pants, leather sandals and multicolored clutch.
Star Mela clutch, Les Tropeziennes sandals. Thrifted clothes.
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Arts University Bournemouth (AUB) is one of a select group of specialist higher education institutions in the UK devoted solely to the study of the arts. We enjoy a strong reputation, both nationally and internationally, for providing the creative industries with practitioners of the future. Our excellent reputation in the creative industries has developed over our 125-year history, with several of our specialist courses now considered to be the best in the country.
There are a number of reasons that International students choose to study at the University including:
The University is situated on the border of the adjoining towns of Bournemouth and Poole on the beautiful, lively south coast of England. The coastal environment in Dorset, combined with the warmer than average UK climate and vibrant social scene, provides an all year-round holiday atmosphere. Together with its beaches, Bournemouth has a lively, cosmopolitan feel, with the attractions and appeal of a large town without the disadvantages of life in a large city. The adjoining town of Poole, which boasts the world's second largest natural harbour, is one of the prime locations in the UK for a wide variety of water sports such as windsurfing, sailing, water skiing and kite surfing. Bournemouth and Poole are also located near the beautiful national park of the New Forest, and with London two hours away and excellent ferry links to continental Europe, it is ideally situated for easy access to the country's capital, the rest of Europe, picturesque countryside, and a spectacular coastline.
The undergraduate courses include acting, art and design history, animation production, architecture (ARB/RIBA Part 1), commercial photography, costume and performance design, creative events management, creative writing, dance, drawing, fashion, fashion branding and communication, fine art, film production, graphic design, illustration, interior architecture and design, make-up for media and performance, modelmaking, photography, textiles, visual communication and visual effects design and production.
For students who are not sure which specialist course is correct for them or require additional studies to enter a degree course we offer a one year Diploma in Art and Design - foundation studies, or a Diploma in Art and Design - foundation studies (Media pathway). We also offer an intensive 6 month prepatory course with a January start date, with an option to include English langage tuition or not - the International Art, Design and Media intensive course.
We also offer a range of short or bespoke programmes (including summer courses), and a range of study-abroad programmes of 10 weeks or longer. More details can be found here.
Postgraduate courses
The University's taught MA provision is offered as a one-year, full-time course, or on a two-year, part-time basis apart from Film Production which is a 15 month course. The following courses are running in 2017: Animation Production, Commercial Photography, Film Production, Fine Art, Graphic Design, Illustration and a Postgraduate Certificate in Creative Teaching Practices.
We offer a two-year Master of Architecture MArch in Architecture. MArch offers students exemption from the Part 2 (ARB/RIBA) professional examination in architecture on their route to becoming a registered architect.
MPhil and PhD students will focus their study on a topic aligned with the prospective supervisor, as well as undertaking more general training in research skills and methodology. This research programme is validated by the University of the Arts London.
Contemporary educational provision in art, design, media and performance is closely related to new technology. The University constantly updates its teaching facilities and is the place for you to study.
Our purpose-built studios and extensive modern workshops, with relevant tools and equipment, allow for experimentation and the learning of industry skills. We offer a specialist environment that reflects the way in which individuals and communities work together in the creative industries. Our purpose built library provides an excellent learning, teaching and study environment; it is one of the largest specialist art, design, media and performance libraries outside London. Its open plan design and high quality resources make it a popular space for students to work and study.
Student success
The creative industries are among the UK's most successful industries, and employability is a key feature of our courses. The Bournemouth Skillset Media Academy, a partnership between Arts University Bournemouth and Bournemouth University's Media School, is the largest centre of professional higher education for the film and media industries in the UK, and offers some of the world's finest education and training in the disciplines of practical creative media. Bournemouth's reputation reaches across the planet with alumni winning the very highest accolades in film and media including BAFTAs, Oscars and Emmys.
Simon Beaufoy, one of our film graduates, won an Oscar for the screenwriting of Slumdog Millionaire and photography graduate Wolfgang Tillmans won the UK's most prestigious art award - the Turner Prize.
If you're thinking of coming to study at AUB there are two main types of accommodation to consider - halls of residence, and private rented accommodation. Both have their pros and cons and you'll need to consider all the options before committing yourself.
Student Services deals with all accommodation matters, and our Student Advisers are here all year round to answer any queries you may have.
For more information please contact Student Services:
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More informational about life in Bournemouth such as managing your money, sport activities, nightlife, outdoor pursuits, religion, shopping and a Bournemouth city guide is available on our website. http://aub.ac.uk/during-your-course/guide-to-bournemouth/
Funding your Studies
There are many different types of funding available for all levels of study at Arts University Bournemouth.
To find out more information about possible funding options please visit http://aub.ac.uk/during-your-course/funding/
Semester Study Abroad courses are for students and professionals who wish to spend time abroad, developing their creative skills. Courses are suited to students who want to spend time learning in the UK, but do not necessarily want to spend 2-3 years in another country.You have the opportunity to study 1 term, 2 terms or 3 terms on the following full-time courses. We also offer Specialist Summer courses (1-4 weeks) and Special Tailor-made courses for groups.
More details can be found at http://www.aub.ac.uk/studyabroad
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Abigail Cucolo (22), Fort Stewart, GA, USA : Master of Arts (Costume)
I have always loved England, so I knew I wanted to attend a school in the UK. The courses at Arts University Bournemouth offered the independence that allowed me to encompass my wide range of interests. It was also important to me that English was the native language and that there was a similarity in cultures, but my fondness for English history and literature was the deciding factor.
My transition went very smoothly. As America and England could be considered extended family, the change was not too drastic. When the course began, we had an introduction to the curriculum, procedures and protocols as well as a tour of the facilities.
The international office is always available to help with any issues foreign students may face, and student services can help with general queries. I have had brilliant help from the finance office in regards to my aid from overseas – they have been very patient and prompt.
The course has three phases, each 15 weeks long and focused on developing your practice, culminating in an exhibition of your final piece at the end.
The entire MA group meets once a week for research seminars or guest lectures, but each student's work is independent with guidance by an assigned tutor. Though I enjoy the course it has definitely been different from my undergraduate studies in the US, where the focus is on a more structured, lecture-based learning environment. The independence the course offers is its greatest benefit, but also the most challenging aspect.
I would recommend the experience to anyone with the personal drive and motivation necessary to succeed. You need to be dedicated to your practice, time management skills and be highly self-motivated. However, make sure you don't pass up the opportunities provided by living abroad. Make time for travel, enjoy the history and the people – experience the country and apply it to your work.
Aleksandra Leontyeva (21), Moscow, Russia: BA (Hons) Digital Media Production
I decided to study in the UK, after I have realized that I'm totally obsessed with films. UK is great filmmaking industry, and like no other country has different specialized Universities and courses in this sphere. I tried to find some short filmmaking course to help me to understand if I am really interested in making films. I found Arts University Bournemouth which has wide range of short courses, including 2 months summer short course of filmmaking. The great benefit of this course was that at the end each student directed own short movie. It was great chance to try yourself. So I decided to apply to AUCB, and I was accepted. I applied to FdA Digital Media Production course, because in my opinion it gives you more freedom in creativity.
During the time when my documents have been processing, International Office supported me, with this a bit boring process. They helped me with it, gave all information about University, helped with transfer to the town and accommodation. People who are working there always opened for help.
I'm living in student house, with English students. It is giving me great opportunity to practise my English 24/7.It's great cultural exchange also, which helps me to understand more English culture and style of life. My housemates are welcoming, friendly and really helpful. I also made some Russian-speaking friends, who help me not to feel homesick.
Bournemouth is really hospitable (especially for students) and pleasant town. It's a lot of students here, so you wouldn't find a problem to make friends. You will never be bored, because it has lots of amusements too.
So far this year I have reached the goals that I wanted, I picked up lots of skills and found new friends, which supported me. If I'll have chance to change my decision I wouldn't change anything. I'm absolutely happy that I'm studying here.
If you are ambitious, creative, easy-going person and if you know what you want to reach in your life, don't miss your chance to get it!
Feini Dong (21), Shanghai, China: BA (Hons) Film Production
I became aware of studying Film Production in England when I saw the Harry Potter films. I was impressed by the way it was designed. So I first attended the University at Brighton before transferring to Arts University Bournemouth, which was highly recommended by my previous tutors.
I think that the AUB tutors take so much care about us and are very professional. They are happy to pass their up to date knowledge onto us, as well as give us an insight of working in the industry. That is what makes me feel prepared for the challenges in my future business life. Their opinion and feedback keeps me thinking and often changes my point of view.
I have the feeling that I'm getting to know everything about production and how to get the best result out of a co-operation with my fellow students.
I really enjoy living in this peaceful and quiet environment where there are so many lovely places, like the Bournemouth Garden, its town centre and the surrounded area – and of course all the shopping facilities. As I grew up in the busy and loud City of Shanghai, I can enjoy all these Bournemouth amenities so much more. The local people are very polite and helpful to students from abroad, although I had difficulties involving in the community due to the Cultural shock. I wasn't able to understand the people clearly when I came to England, but I'm happy to say now that this is no problem for me anymore.
During my winter holidays I travelled around Europe for 20 days. I spent some time at Paris, Evian, Lyon, Munich, Berlin, Hamburg, Milan and had a stopover at Venice.
After my graduation this year I would love to work in England but that depends if I will be granted a 2 year -Working Visa. Otherwise, I am going to have plenty of time to look for a job in China during my long summer holidays.


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Colin Kaepernick has been under fire from just about the entire world. He's in memes, laughed at in articles, and people are hopefully getting bored with his little controversy where he takes a knee during the National Anthem.
I'm kinda bored with him at this point. We've made our jokes. We've made our memes. Can we put this bench warming 49ers QB on the shelf for a while?
Not until you see this hilarious sign that the DKE fraternity at LSU hung up on a house.
Here it is.
Hilarious, right? Accurate, maybe? I don't know what bathroom Colin Kaepernick would use in Target. Maybe he's a transgender. We don't really know for sure.
So that's it. The end of the story. The DKE frat hangs a funny sign and everyone laughs, goes to class, parties, plays sports, joins clubs, and college life at LSU is fun.
Think again.
There's these people called "losers" and "snowflakes" who literally cry about everything that is hilarious. If it's funny, then these people complain about it. If it makes fun of a celebrity like Colin Kaepernick, then these crybaby losers shed enough tears to fill an ocean of sorrow. The people who complained about this at LSU should be kicked out of college and forced to work on a farm picking grapes or some other hard labor, without a break, no hydration except for their liberal loser tears.
I seriously can't stand people who complain about a sign like this. WHO CARES! If it's not funny, then move on. Laugh at something else, like that thing looking back at you in the mirror.
I wasn't in a fraternity in college, but maybe DKE would like an honorary 30 year old. I have a few good signs and can still throw down a few drinks with the best of them.
Also average at beer pong and superb at inappropriate jokes.
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It's been five long years since I have done any studio work, but I am finally back behind the microphone for my new project, tentatively titled, "A Funny Thing Happened on Our Way to the End." I will start posting early versions of the songs here. Your comments will be greatly appreciated.
Life is a series of death and rebirth, ebb and flow. I have been ignoring this music thing for some time now, but interestingly, I am finding the pull again. A friend of mine claims that there is a window of time in an artist's life where he or she can be productive--where he or she can say something of value. I am finding that I disagree. Yes, I am not currently writing three or four songs a day like I have at times, but the quality of my work has increased dramatically. I am a very busy person, but I am finding the time to write again. Soon, I will begin to sit down and scratch out a few demo-recordings again. I suppose that's the long and short of it. That is where I am now. Hopefully, as I continue re-emerging, I can begin to share some of these words and melodies I have locked inside my head.


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When it comes to the Time Xpresso pedal line-up, the 15 Titan Carbon is king. It is the same pedal as the previous top of the line, Zpresso 12 with the upgrade to Ceramic Speed bearings instead of the standard steel bearings
The focus on bio-mechanics have provided the rider with retention while allowing the cleat and shoe to move laterally and pivot freely to reduce stress on the knee and ankle. Many riders have found that they cannot use any other system without having knee or joint issues. What makes the Time system unique is lateral float. While almost all pedal systems have angular rotation built into the cleat, Time offers both angular float and lateral float working in tandem, built into the pedal. In short, this means the shoe/foot is permitted to rotate/pivot and move side to side (laterally) to naturally adjust during the pedal stroke. The fact that both of these mechanisms are built into the pedal greatly reduces any friction that occurs. It is so smooth in fact, the cleat moves around during the pedal stroke and the rider is unaware that it is occurring. When clipped in, you will also notice the generous amount of material used to create a super wide platform. So much so, when you up on the pedal, it feels like you are standing on the floor.
The Xpresso's entry and retention design is much akin to a ski binding and makes entry into the pedal an incredible simple task. When you exit the pedal the carbon fiber blade holds the cage open and then closes when you re-enter the pedal. The use of a carbon fiber blade instead of a traditional spring to make the clip-in action easier, faster and virtually friction-free. There is simply no pedal that is easier to clip into.
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