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Freitag, 11. September 2015
Landscape - Face
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What a beautiful face, so peaceful, just fantastic! So lovely with the trees in the background. Have a lovely day, hugs, ValerieAntwortenLöschen
What an intriguing image Susi, she looks deep in thought - love your colour usage.AntwortenLöschen
die meerjungfrau in ihrer ureigensten umgebung!AntwortenLöschen
sie gefällt mir guuuut!
Herzlich Pippa
She is lovely. Happy PPFAntwortenLöschen
die Baumfrau dargestellt .. toll so schön sieht sie aus!AntwortenLöschen
Tolles breitgefächertes Thema!
Schönen Freitag wünsche ich dir!
Lieben Gruss Elke
A very beautiful face Susi like a winter spriteAntwortenLöschen
Love Chrissie xx
This is stunning, Susi! I adore how you created her hair. Beautiful ♥AntwortenLöschen
Happy PPF ♥
A beautiful face Susi, I love her hair and the colours are lovely.AntwortenLöschen
xxx Hazel.
Fabulous!!! Happy PPF - IrmaAntwortenLöschen
I like her a lot. There's something wild about her, like nature's muse! :)AntwortenLöschen
She looks like Mother Earth, beautiful and strong.AntwortenLöschen
This is really wonderful - its like autumn blending into winter. I love hair especially.... Gill xAntwortenLöschen
Very clever and pretty too! She looks like how I'd imagine Mother Nature to be!AntwortenLöschen
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What a beautiful, intense, wintery faceAntwortenLöschen
I love how her hair is like bare twigs of a tree.
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I do think she is a Goddess who lives under the ocean - she watches her world with wisdom and love.AntwortenLöschen
Sandy xx
OH she is FABulous in every way Susi!!!AntwortenLöschen
This is fantastic - I love the many different layers of black in her hair. It makes it so alive.AntwortenLöschen
Klasse! Welch tolle Haar-Landschaft!AntwortenLöschen
Lieben Gruß von Ulrike
Oh I love this landscape face, wonderful rendition.AntwortenLöschen
What a great idea....love your landscape face....She is rooted in her belief....love the hair.AntwortenLöschen
she has such an intense look and is utterly fantastic Susi!!AntwortenLöschen
Your painting is beautiful, Susi. Her wide spaced eyes give her a watchful, alert lookAntwortenLöschen
She looks beautiful, love how you used the paint for her hair.AntwortenLöschen
Yvonne xx
Beautiful .... Love her hair!AntwortenLöschen
Cool! I love the free flowing hair. Blessings!AntwortenLöschen
wow,das sieht wunderschön aus,toll die haare auch.AntwortenLöschen
schönes we dir.
hugs jenny
Gosh, I thought I had commented on this and came to see your current day's art. Now I find I'm late and Moo Mania is in full swing. Your landscape is really lovely, and I adore the way her hair becomes part of the landscape and how the trees grow out of her shoulders. She is also a very beautiful woman, too.AntwortenLöschen
Love the way you have used paint on this one... The black framing the face is perfectAntwortenLöschen
Oh wow Susi, another simply stunning face!! So other worldly, fantastic!AntwortenLöschen
Oh, she's lovely ~ and I dig that hair!AntwortenLöschen
She is absolutely beautiful.AntwortenLöschen
What an amazing face, her hair is spectacular!AntwortenLöschen
Mar xx
Oh, stunning - I love how her hair echoes the branches of the trees - she is beautiful. One of my favourites of your faces for sure.AntwortenLöschen
Alison xx
Schöne Aquarelltechnik,für mich ist es ein Elferich.Gefällt mir!AntwortenLöschen
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This is GREAT Susi !!!!! Love her ♥AntwortenLöschen
Susi, I love her! I am adding her to my favorites! xoAntwortenLöschen
Stunning, stunning, stunning! ChrisxAntwortenLöschen
Wow Susi, there is a whole fairytale going on in your art today! Thanks for linking up to Show Your Face and for the shout out too. KxAntwortenLöschen
I am blown away by her. She speaks to me. Blessings, Janet PPFAntwortenLöschen


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I am going to have an hour and a half layover in HK on my way to Malaysia and was hoping to do a bit of shopping at the airport during the layover. I haven't been to HK since about 1997 and have never passed through the new airport. Does anyone know how the prices are there? I'm mainly interested in picking up a few "essentials"--champagne and Chanel make-up. I usually buy these things at Singapore's Changi and find the prices there to be pretty good, especially on the Chanel. How do HK's duty free shops measure up to Changi's? To give some perspective on the wine, here in NY, I usually pay about $40 for Moet & Chandon, $37.00 for Veuve Cliquot, $35.00 for Pieper Heidsick. Will I do at least as well at HK's airport? I definitely want a couple of bottles for the trip but would rather not drag them from NY. I'm not looking for Kristal quality or even Dom Perignon (unless it's really inexpensive ), just some decent bubbly to enjoy with my husband in our hotel room.
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I'm not too sure about the Champagne that you've mentioned but last month I was in Hong Kong and did noticed the following:
Dom Perignon 96 at about HK $1,300. Lynch Barge 94 at HK $850.
Perhaps you can use my example to compare prices in NY.
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Thanks for that Hanuman. I don't know if the price for the Dom P is good or not, it may be since it is vintage, but it's way more than I want to spend! I went to the site you mentioned and they do have the Veuve Cliquot, but no prices are given. I couldn't find much in the way of cosmetics but I just skimmed the site, I'll have to go back and click on all the links!
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i'll call coco and have her send you a litre...
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my address book says she died ten years ago...sorry
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A litre of what, face make-up? I'd say, being dead for 10 years, she needs it more than me!
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lol, laurie!!
By the way, I found the duty-free prices to be better in KL than in Hong Kong. But if you are just looking to pick up a bottle of bubbly to drink on your trip, you'll certainly find something. (I bought a bottle of Bollinger Rose Savage champagne in SIngapore to take to Lombok - it was fabulous!)
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Hi Kathie, Since I'll be passing through HK both ways, I can compare the prices on the Chanel at both HK and KL and see which is better and buy accordingly. I find Chanel to be quite a bit cheaper at the duty free in Asia compared to here in the States. I typically save about $20 on a set of 4 eyeshadows and about $12 on blush. Unfortunately they never seem to have the color face make-up I wear so I end up paying top dollar for that at Macy's. I have more than enough make-up to bring to Malaysia and I doubt I'll be wearing any in the jungles of Borneo anyway. The chamapagne on the other hand is necessary to have while there. My husband and I have a sort of ritual of drinking champagne when we see each other (I should explain--we have a commuter marriage and see each other every other weekend. He lives and works in Albany, NY and I live and work in NYC, about 150 miles apart). We usually drink an inexpensive Australian sparkling wine that is quite good, but for special occassions and vacations, we like something better and something French. I'm going up to Albany tomorrow and we have a bottle of Veuve Cliequot to celebrate my birthday The prices for champagne at JFK duty free are terrible, I pay less for Moet at my local liquor store! Hopefully HK will have something decent but maybe I'll bring one bottle from NY just in case.
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It's a fine tradition, laurie! HKG will certainly have some good champagnes for you to choose from.
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while i don't shop for handbags or makeup at airport duty free shops, i do look at wines, scotch, and other spirits, i found the prices at duty free hongkong very expensive. these sentiments are shared by my friends.
duty free prices for these items at changi are the best i've seen.
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no chanel or gucci for mrs. kuranosuke?
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kuranosuke, thanks for that tip. I guess in order to play it safe, I'd better bring a couple of bottles from NY. If we see anything decent at HK airport, we can always pick up another bottle. You can never have too much champagne! The only worry is, if we come into Malaysia with more than 2 bottles, we will be over the liquor allottment allowed to be brought in. Do you (or anyone) know how strict the customs people are, or are they like most places and you just go to the "green line" and no one even looks at you. If they try and confiscate my champagne, I swear, I'll open the bottle and drink it on the spot!
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hawaaiiantraveler; no make trouble..
laurieco; don't know about bringing spirits into malaysia, but i always pack a couple of grgich hills chard and fume blanc when i go to singapore. its in my luggage so never had a problem. if fact most times, i hardly see any customs agents at all.
however, one time coming across from jahore bahru with a couple bottles of wine, i was stopped on the sing side of the border by a young customs officer who discovered the wine in my luggage. i wasn't trying to hide or summgle it in. i thought i could bring in two bottles of wine, however, this young officer sent me to see his superior in the office.
so, i went to see his supervisor, and explained why i standing there in front of him. he shook his head, asked me to have a seat, then we talked about the wine i bought, like he was killing time. sure enough, after about five minutes, he got up , shook my hand, and said "to go and enjoy your wine and singapore, and come back again." i sensed he was a bit annoyed that i was sent to him for such a trivial matter, but at the same time, did not want to discourage the young agent from diligently doing his job. wines are very cheap in malaysia, expensive in sing.
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Re bringing in more than your allowance. I returned to HK today and for the first time was asked to have my bags screened. Have lived here a year, traveled out about 20 times and this has never happened. Was not just me - a bunch of people were asked. I do not think they were looking for alcohol but assume if they found it you would have to pay the penal duty. In general baggage screening is becoming tighter (tho in Singapore last month we were not singled out) - maybe the terrorist threat.
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Thanks for the warning hobbes. I wonder how the customs will be in KL. I suppose if we get caught with an extra bottle, I wouldn't mind paying the duty to bring it in, what I don't want is to have it confiscated. Like I said earlier, I'd drink it rather than have them take it from me.
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I wouldn't test my luck with the Malaysian customs. I don't think an authority that's extremely tough on drug traffiker would be particularly easy on booze traffiker.
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I have never found wine to be less expensive than what I can find at home in a duty free shop. This includes those on sale on the duty free shop. DP 96 for example is about $100/bottle with tax here. Tend to buy NV Champagne for less than $25.
My wife does however find her cosmetics to be alittle less in many duty free stores.
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It's settled then, we'll bring a couple of bottles of bubbly from home. I do find the price of certain cosmetics to be much cheaper at Asian airport duty free shops, most notably Chaingi and BKK's Don Muang. Not all however. If you're in the market for American made, such as Estee Lauder or Clinique, there are no bargains. Chanel on the other hand is a terrific buy at these airports.
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When you arrive in Malaysia, you are able to buy duty free in the arrival hall, before you take the tram for customs, etc. We noticed many Malaysians buying. We did not check the prices for alcohol, but like you, I stock up on Chanel. My method is to have a list of the items I want, jot down the price in HK, jot down on entering Malaysia, and buy on the way home. Last trip, Hong Kong was lower.
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two, I had forgotten that you can buy duty-free at KLIA when you arrive. Laurie, the prices for duty free in KL are certainly better than in Hong Kong.
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I know what you are thinking, a roasted pork loin can be dry, and tough. What if I could show you how to make a delicious pork loin that is moist on the inside?
One of my favorite ways to cook a pork loin is with garlic and rosemary. You can make one of these in the oven; it is practically fool-proof. This recipe only requires a 4 to 5 pound pork loin, kosher salt, some fresh rosemary and garlic. This recipe produces a nice browned roast with a lovely crust while keeping the meat inside moist and tender.
About Pork Loin
The loin roast comes from the area of the pig between the shoulder and the beginning of the leg. You can purchase the pork loin with either the bone in or boneless. I like the purchase the entire pork loin and then you can cut some of it into slices for boneless pork chops, and you can also make a roast from this meat.
Sometimes a loin roast is confused with the tenderloin. They are not the same, and the loin roast is sold in portions that weight between two and four pounds. The tenderloin is smaller when compared to the pork loin and it weighs only a pound. There is also large price difference between the two. The pork loin is a more budget friendly cut of pork. The pork loin roast is a much more budget friendly cut of pork.
Purchasing pork loin
You always want to go to a reliable butcher; they can help guide you through the meat buying process. If you are purchasing one on your own, you want to look and see that there is a nice fat cap on top of the roast, this will ensure that the meat is tender and juicy. You also want to look towards the eye of the roast and see that it nice and pink, you also want to check and see that it has some marbling inside of the pork. You can always trim off any excess fat you do not want to consume, but for me, I always like to see that meat is marbled so I know it will be flavorful and juicy.
Cooking the pork loin
I feel the most basic, and critical tool in roasting meat is an inexpensive meat thermometer. There is a rule about how long to cook the pork until done, but different cuts of meat have different thicknesses, and a meat thermometer is a good way cook pork perfectly. To cook the pork roast correctly, make sure you note how much the meat weighs, it takes approximately 25 minutes per pound at 350 degrees. The internal temperature of the pork roast should between 145 and 160 degrees. Do not overcook the pork, it will become dry. Also make sure you allow the pork loin roast to rest for about 10 minutes before serving.
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I recommend using a meat thermometer for this recipe. I find that when I use one I get far better results than just guessing.
Just made your recipe . . . About to find out how it turned out.
This is appallingly written, words are missed out "Also make sure you allow the pork loin roast for about 10 minutes before serving" – one assumes you mean allow to stand…?
It is customary to give the scale when quoting temperatures – 350 degrees – one assumes this means degrees Fahrenheit/Gas mark 4??? Why are we giving Fahrenheit scale on a British website, what is wrong with Centigrade our national temperature measure?
Stephanie please if you have been posting recipes since 1995 you should have got the hang of it by now.
Stuart…no matter that there were a few mistakes in Stephanie's post….you on the other hand "appallingly" rude and crass.
Stuart, you sound like a seasoned chef and obviously know your stuff when it comes to conversions and basic cooking terms. Your complaints about Stephanie's post however, are considered quite petty and childish…at least here in the U.S. There are a few of your concerns that she could easily answer with a polite quick question on her blog. Perhaps in the future, your superior "British" brain can rely on the Internet for answers, and simple common sense might override your urge to be a prick.
Oh, and Stephanie, I'm making your Pork Loin recipe tonight. It sounds wonderful, thanks! Love your blog!
Wow, awesome video Stephanie! I am cooking a whole boneless pork loin weighing 7-8lb and would like to know how I should modify your recipe to achieve the same delicious-looking results, specfically cook temp/time (I actually prefer eating my grass-fed pork at medium-rare to medium). I have to travel about 15 minutes to where it will be enjoyed, do you think it's safe to transfer straight from the oven to the trunk of my car to rest while being transported? Any advice is appreciated! Happy Holidays
A simply recipe. Just what I was looking for ty
If you are cooking 2 loin roast that AR 5 pounds each how long would you cook them
Any suggestions as to how to keep it from drying out? I am planning to bring it to an event that starts at 7 PM…but will be making it at my house earlier in the afternoon because of logistics? Looks like a great recipe and just looking for ideas of keeping it juicy 🙂
you make it sound easy…we will try it tonight
I looked on line for the perfect easy pork loin roast rub. I found it. Plus, I got to see a demonstration. That you Stephanie for this wonderful easy recipe.
I just started cooking a stuffed pork loin and I find that if I cook it at 500 for 20 minutes with the fat cap down and then drop to 275 for about two hours (this is a large and stuffed pork loin) it comes out great. I start checking the internal temperature after it's been on 275 for 90 min. This is stuffed so I'm not sure it will work with an un-stuffed, but I find that the fat cap renders out and there is a nice crispness to the out side of the roast. Warning do not use any seasonings other than salt and pepper to avoid burning them. PS I use convection the first 20 min then switch to non convection. Also tried at 250 but took too long to cook.
I enjoyed your video. I cook a pork loin every year at Christmas for my family. I will try this recipe because I never know how long to cook it but I do now. Thank you
I thought this was a good recipe. I made it last night for dinner. Thank you for sharing.
I love the flavor crust you have on this roasted pork, it sounds like a great hearty dinner option!
Thank you very much. This is really a very flavorful roast.
Every time I cook a pork loin, I wonder why I don't do it more often. It's such a fantastic cut of meat and, as you say, if it's cooked well, it can be moist and delicious.
There are so many dishes like that. I loved baked chicken, and why I don't make them more often, I have no idea. Thanks for dropping by!
My favorite pork cut is the shoulder roast, (Boston Butt). I start out on the grill, with heavy salt and pepper or a pork rub, grill indirect heat with some hickory wood on the coals till it reaches an internal temp. of 140 degrees. Then into a 225 degree oven and cook covered till internal temp reaches 203 or 204 degrees internal temp. I then place it in an ice chest covered with bath towels covering the roast for a couple hours. At that point you can slice it, chop it or shred it and add your favorite Bar-B-Que sauce or make pork gravy from the drippings. You can't cook this by the hour only by the internal temp because every grill and oven varies a lot. You are probably looking at 8-11 hours from start to table.
This sounds amazing. I like how you start it on the grill so it will pick up some smoke. I like the slow nature of this recipe, as it will give the meat time to relax and become tender. I have so little patience for this type of cooking, but it is so worth while.
What I forgot to mention that this roast stays in the same disposable cooking pan the entire cooking time, grill & oven. A pan of water placed between the coals and the roast is also a must to insure the necessary moisture.
I will seriously have to give that a try. I used to do a peach preserve and chipotle pepper shoulder that was amazing. I would like to try to incorporate your technique with those flavors.
Wow, I want to try yours!!!!
What is your favorite cut of pork?


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Athens-Clarke officials may have found a place for a controversial tennis center that won't upset anyone.
The county is poised to buy 10 acres next to Southeast Clarke Park from Cornerstone Church of God for the 12-court center, Athens-Clarke Manager Alan Reddish said at a commission work session Tuesday.
The decision on where to put the tennis center vexed commissioners last year, as each location they considered - Bishop Park, Satterfield Park, the Athens YWCO and Southeast Clarke Park - drew opposition.
Youth sports leagues and tennis boosters fought Southeast Clarke Park, the eventual choice, because building the tennis center there would have displaced existing ballfields, and traffic noise and lights from nearby Lexington Road would have bothered players. The undeveloped Cornerstone land, located on the southeast side of the 125-acre park, away from neighborhoods, busy roads and existing facilities, won't have such problems.
"If they've got an alternate site, that'd be great," said Gerald Wise, who coaches a youth football team at Southeast Clarke Park.
"That's the best thing we've got right now," said Walt Williams, who helped put the tennis center on the ballot for a sales tax referendum in 2004.
"In fact, it's even better than Bishop Park," tennis players' preferred choice, Williams said.
Although county officials had said they did not have money to buy land for the tennis center, they said Tuesday that the deal is too good to pass up. Cornerstone is asking $240,000 for the property, well below its $362,000 assessed value and the $2.2 million the YWCO wanted for 9 acres off Research Drive.
Cornerstone approached Athens-Clarke officials about selling the land several months ago, and the commission signed off on the deal in an executive session, Reddish said. State sunshine laws allow government bodies to meet behind closed doors to discuss real estate transactions.
Still, the purchase will push the tennis center's cost to $3.1 million, and only $2.3 million in sales tax revenue is budgeted. Other funding will include $240,000 from a contingency fund and $430,000 in interest from the SPLOST program, Reddish and Leisure Services Director Pam Reidy said. Cornerstone also offered to spend $150,000 on a driveway to access the property, Reidy said.
Cornerstone pastor Scott Sheppard did not return a call seeking comment Tuesday, but Commissioner Ed Robinson said the church bought the land it is selling to the county, along with more adjacent land, for a new building. It is currently located on Lexington Road near the Athens Perimeter.
The new plan for the tennis center includes 12 lighted courts, parking and changing rooms. It will cost $94,000 annually to operate, although revenue from tournaments could eventually offset those costs, Reidy said.
A formal commission vote is scheduled for March 1.
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Defense showing energy, passion
August 21, 2013
RENO — Brian Polian isn't looking for anything fancy from his Nevada Wolf Pack defense.
"Scheme is overrated," the rookie head coach said. "Defense is about energy and passion."
So far so good.
"You can feel it every time we step on the practice field," defensive coordinator Scottie Hazelton said. "You can just see and feel the excitement."
The players can feel it, too.
"There is just so much energy," defensive end Brock Hekking said. "Everybody is just feeling positive about what we can do."
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The feeling was anything but positive last year for the Wolf Pack defense. Former head coach Chris Ault took a coaching position away from the defense before the 2012 season and shifted it to the offense and the Pack turned in one of its poorest defenses in Ault's 28-year career.
The Wolf Pack was 95 (out of 120 teams ) in the nation in total defense, allowing 442.5 yards a game. It was 110th against the run and 59th against the pass. It was 99th in scoring defense, allowing 33.8 points a game. The Pack allowed at least 21 points in every game for just the third time (1896 and 2000 were the others) in school history.
"Defense is not about how many yards you give up," said Hazelton, who was the linebackers coach last season for the USC Trojans after five seasons at North Dakota State. "It's not about giving up yards,. it's about giving up points."
The Pack did both in 2012.
"After some of those games last year you just shook your head and said, 'How did that happen?' Hekking said.
There were not a lot of positives on the defensive side of the ball in 2012. But the few positives that did emerge — linebacker Albert Rosette, for example, led the team in tackles with 135 — are now gone except for Hekking.
The Pack lost seven of its top eight tacklers from a year ago. All three starting linebackers — Rosette, Jeremiah Green and DeAndre Boughton — as well as top reserve Dray Bell, are gone. Three starting defensive backs — Khalid Wooten, Duke Williams, and Marlon Johnson — are gone.
It remains to be seen, though, whether the changes on defense are positive or negative. The Wolf Pack last season, after all, lost five games when it scored 30 or more points. That never happened before in the 100-plus years of Wolf Pack football history.
"We need to make strides on defense," Polian said.
The Wolf Pack will go with a young and eager to please defense this season.
"It all starts up front," Hazelton said. "Every defense starts up front. The defensive line is what makes your defense work. It's where all defense starts."
The defensive line just so happens to be the Pack's strength right now.
Hekking, who led the team with eight sacks and 10 tackles for a loss, is the Pack's emotional and physical leader on defense.
"I have to keep getting better," the 6-foot-4, 255-pound junior said. "I have to make plays."
Hekking is joined up front by, among others, Lenny Jones and Jordan Hanson. Jones, who is battling a knee injury this summer, is a 6-3, 255-pound sophomore. He had 37 tackles and five sacks a year ago. Hanson had 40 tackles and no sacks. Senior Jack Reynoso, a stay-at-home-tackle, had 44 tackles.
"We have a lot of guys who can make plays up front," Hekking said. "We're all going to get a chance to play."
"We have to generate a pass rush up front," Polian said.
Hazelton plans on running a Tampa 2 defense made popular by head coach Tony Dungy and Monte Kiffin with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Dungy actually learned the defense when he was with the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1970s and played for head coach Chuck Noll and coordinator Bud Carson. The defense (Hazelton coached with Kiffin last year at USC) requires its players to run to the ball and gang tackle with speed and aggression.
"It's all about the team," linebacker Burton DeKoning said. "It's all about the team and not the individual. We all are going to get a chance to get on the field and make plays."
The Tampa 2 defense also requires its middle linebacker to drop into deep pass coverage at times.
"For us, Jordan Dobrich has got to play well," Polian said.
Dobrich, a 6-2, 235-pound sophomore, had nine tackles last year. Jonathan McNeal, a 6-1, 235-pound junior, who is also expected to play a lot at linebacker, had 16 tackles. DeKoning had two tackles.
The secondary, which returns just one starter (cornerback Charles Garrett), is equally inexperienced. Randy Uzoma (6-1, 205), Markus Smith (6-1, 195), Elijah Mitchell (5-8, 170), Bryson Keeton (6-2, 190), Nigel Haikins (5-10, 210), Arthur Forrest (6-2, 210) and Evan Favors (6-0, 185) all should see playing time this season. Bryan Lane (6-4, 210), who is listed as a linebacker but can also play in the secondary, will also be on the field in some capacity.
"I think we have a pretty good idea who our playmakers are on defense," Polian said. "Our (defensive backfield) is becoming solidified. We feel good about where we're at right now."
Polian, who will make his head coaching debut Aug. 31 at UCLA, listed Hekking, Jones, Hanson and a half dozen others as playmakers on defense.
"We have to remember who we are," Polian said. "We cannot give up huge plays. Bill Walsh once said, 'The secret to football is players make plays.' When you have the chance to make a play, you have to make the play."


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The makers will offer some "full hybrids", capable of running on battery power alone at low speeds, but are focusing on electrically assisted petrol engines.
Such engines, which cost little more than conventional engines but use a less ambitious technology than some environmentalists want, will become an option or standard equipment on dozens of models in coming years.
Japanese vehicle makers have led the way in making "hybrid" cars that run on either petrol or electricity. But the Toyota Prius and Honda Insight are costly to make, and sell in limited numbers at a loss in the US.
So Detroit is trying a middle ground. General Motors and Ford executives expect to offer various levels of electrically assisted engines at least as an option on most models, though in some cases it may take a decade or more.
Other vehicle makers are more cautious, but with GM and Ford together accounting for half the US market, their rivals are likely to follow suit.
"GM is committed to being an absolute leader in putting that kind of technology in our vehicles across the board - not each and every vehicle, because we still have customers that want to make choices, but having that option across the board," said GM vice-chairman Harry Pearce.
Despite a preference for full hybrids, environmentalists are mainly pleased - particularly because federal fuel-economy standards have been almost unchanged since the late 1980s.
The environmentalists say the planned hybrids and voluntary pledges by GM and Ford to improve the petrol mileage of sport utilities show the industry is changing.
Car executives say most of the vehicles are likely to be less fuel-efficient than the lightweight Insight coupe and Prius sedan.


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The Edge Fantasy Football League!
Let's meet the teams
Lawrence Taylor Swift – Edge Morning Show Host – Fearless Fred
Key Players: Odel Beckham Jr, Keenan Allen, Le'Veon Bell, Greg Olsen
Farve Dollar Footlongs – Edge Morning Show Producer – Scotty
Key Players: Brandin Cooks, Amari Cooper, Mark Ingram, Cam Newton
SeaHawksley Workmen – Edge Evening Guy – Kid Craig
Key Players: Aaron Rogers, Ezekiel Elliott, Jordy Nelson, Brandon Marshall
The Legendary Livers – Edge Program Director – Boss Ross
Key Players: Gronk. Antonio Brown, DeAndre Hopkins, Allen Robinson
Jay's Noob Jays – Edge Producer – Jay
Key Players: Russel Wilson, Devonta Freeman, AJ Green, Doug Baldwin
Katy "Refigerator" Perry – Edge Producer – Travis
Key Players: Drew Brees, Todd Gurley, Sammy Watkins, Mike Evans
Team 12 (Name In The Works) – Edge Midday Lady – Carly Rae Myers
Key Players: Adrian Peterson, Andrew Luck, Lamar Miller, Dez Bryant, Shady McCoy, TY Hilton
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AJ Green Day – Edge Drive Guy, League Commissioner and Defending Champion – Adam
Key Players: David Johnson, Latavius Murray, Alshon Jeffery, Julio Jones, Travis Kelce
The week one matchups look like this..
Carly vs Kid Craig – Middays vs Evenings
Jay vs Ross – The New Guy vs The Boss
Soctty vs Travis – Edge Producer Duel
and the match-up we'll focus on is Adam vs Fearless Fred. Mornings vs Afternoons. Fundamentally different ways of life.. which is better? We'll settle it on the fictitious gridiron this weekend..
Here's how the 2 teams stack up…
Clearly Fred has the advantage at Quarterback and with a pair of Stud Tight Ends.. Adam's pretty much got everything else going for him. The predictions may have this battle of first and worst from last season looking like a blow out but things could be much closer than they appear.
Results to come.
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When the height of summer finally hits, I find the best way to deal with it is relax, drink with friends and enjoy all it's delights.
Having spent the last few weeks in a winter climate in Hong Kong (where it wasn't actually that cold, but somewhat chillier) is it any wonder that a return to Moonlight Cinema's, chilled Sauv Blanc's with my gals, summer sandals & sunnies; are the order of the day.
Oddly enough, the only other thing I was craving, (besides sunshine and summer evenings) was a Roast Chicken. To be frank, a roast chicken is my ultimate comfort food and when I'm filled to the brim with Yum Cha, street food, snacks and hot pots, (in Hong Kong) I want to get back to my other love…the roast chook!
I know what you're thinking, a full Roast Chicken in Summer?!?
Would it help you to know, that I'm also someone who willingly tackles brain freeze with ice cream in the dead of Winter too ;)
In fact, the humble bird and I have an ongoing love affair on the side. You might recall my more recent Supermarket Incident or the time I tried roasting things in a pot or en poulé as they prefer to call it, in class.
… and so, I present you with my Roast Chicken for the weary traveller. Technically, there's actually nothing flash about this chicken. The only thing that differed with this bird was a decent squeeze of fresh lemon on the skin and an incredibly generous amount of salt rubbed in.
… did I mention my other favourite accompaniment for a good roast which takes just a little extra time to make, but always delivers delicious results, being this
Garlicky, thyme & onion stuffing:
1 onion, diced finely.
1 garlic clove, finely sliced,
2 cups stale bread torn up (regular sliced bread or soft buns work well.)
If you like a firmer stuffing, add in a 1/2 cup of breadcrumbs too.
1 egg
25g Butter
Few thyme sprigs, leaves only,
Few sprigs of parsley finely chopped,
salt & pepper seasonings as before, I'm using truffle salt in the stuffing in place of regular salt today,
Tear up the bread into even pieces. Throw in breadcrumbs along with chopped parsley, thyme leaves and the salt & pepper. Sauté the onion in butter (with the garlic thrown in last) and pour over the bread mix. Wait until it cools a little (it should smell pretty good by now.) Rub in with your fingers quickly and combine with the egg. Mix well and stuff that chicken baby!
On yet another side note, here's a little feature from SBS news on the project I was very lucky to be involved with, on the design for The Serpent's Table (at the end of last year.) I promised to give you some more details on this very exciting project, when I could. We're all keeping our fingers crossed for 2013 & beyond. Happy Viewing!


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"This means "warm bath" in Italian and it is a classic dipping sauce for raw veggies. This recipe is from "Marinades, The Secret of Great Grilling" and it suggests using this on skinless, boneless chicken parts or for tuna and swordfish steaks. This makes enough to marinate 1 1/2 pounds of meat."
Bagna Cauda Marinade for Chicken or Fish
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- 6 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 (2 ounce) can anchovies, flat
- 1⁄4 cup scallion, chopped
- 6 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 teaspoons lemon zest, grated
- 1⁄4 teaspoon black pepper
- In a small bowl, whisk together the lemon juice and oil.
- Add the anchovies, mashing with the back of a spoon.
- Stir in the scallions, garlic, lemon zest, and pepper.
- Marinate chicken or seafood for 1-2 hours and fish for only 30 minutes.
- Grill and enjoy!
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Watch So I Married an Axe Murderer online free spacemov, Charlie, a poet, hasn't had much luck with women, but then he meets Harriet, the girl of his dreams.. or is it his nightmares. Charlie begins to suspect that Harriet is Ms X, a woman who marries then kills her husbands.
Genre › Comedy, Crime, Romance
Release › 30 July / 1993
IMDB Ratings › 6.4
Duration › 1h 33 min
Director by › Thomas Schlamme
Written by › Robbie Fox
Country › USA
Language › English
Production › TriStar Pictures
Starcast › Charles Grodin, Mike Myers, Nancy Travis, Anthony LaPaglia, Patrick Bristow


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Theodore Twombly (Joaquin Phoenix), is a lonely man who is in the process of finalizing his divorce from his separated wife, Catherine (Rooney Mara). Theodore is a professional writer, who composes thoughtful letters, on behalf of clients, for birthdays, anniversaries, and occasions like that.
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When a new talking operating system with artificial intelligence is released to the market, Theodore gives it a try. After a quick installation and customization to match his personality, a new OS with a female voice is created. Samantha (voice of Scarlett Johansson), as she named herself in a second, has a charming personality. Designed as to be available 24/7 for Theodore, she is full of questions, and a thirst to learn and grow. As Samantha starts to become more complex, her relationship with Theodore stars to take another path. One where their relationship starts to seem, and feel real. As real as any other relationship between a man and a woman.
Written, directed, and produced by Spike Jonze (Adaptation, Where the Wild Things Are, Being John Malkovich) [Her](movie:404573), is very original, which is something that we haven't seen in films for a long time. Beyond its credible look to the very near future, it's a love story. The relationship, and the feelings that develop between Theodore and Samantha are not far away from the way we interact online. Theodore finds in Samantha what he can't find in the "real" world. Someone who is there for him. Someone who makes him feel loved. Someone who understands him, and what he is going through.
The movie raises questions as to what makes us human, and what distinguishes human, and artificial intelligence when they both function in a very similar, and almost identical way. Questions that might rise in the near future due the rapid advance in technology. A future Samantha is not so far away. Our future interaction with technology will seem like the plot of a Sci-Fi movie.
Another theme hinted at in Her, is that technology might have many positives, but it might work in a negative way as well. The dependence on a technology specially designed to fulfill our needs for human connection, might alienate us from the imperfect human interactions and relationships that we need to thrive.
Joaquin Phoenix, as always, gives a brilliant performance. He seems genuinely sweet, melancholic, and sensitive. After his phenomenal performance in Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master, Phoenix proves that his acting ability isn't limited by genre.
Even though she wasn't the first choice for the part, Scarlett Johansson transforms an inherently limiting role, and brings to life a sweet and authentic feminine character. Her sexy and warm voice contributes, as well, to Samantha's charming character.
Why To Watch It
1. For the originality of the story.
2. For Phoenix's and Johansson's great performances. (And for the rest of the cast, which contains the very talented Amy Adams.)
3. Because you are a fan of the movies that Jonze directs.
4. You want to watch a very realistic Sci-Fi movie, that doesn't show people from the future wearing uniforms and taking rides in their flying cars.
5. You want to watch something romantic and sweet.
Why to Not Watch It
1. Because you treble at the idea, that in the future, high-waisted pants will be in fashion.
2. "A guy in love with his computer? That's ridiculous!" you think, while you stare into your computer screen and "canoodle" yourself with the illegal porn that you downloaded.
3. You're so macho that you make Chuck Norris look like a fifth grade school girl.
4. Sci-Fi is not your thing.
5. You watched the whole movie because you thought that you would see the gorgeous Scarlett Johansson.
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24 September 2015 - Christian Aid today welcomed the EU decision to give €1bn to UN agencies in the Middle East supporting Syrian refugees, saying the relief effort is drastically underfunded, and needs a massive boost as winter approaches.
However, the agency expressed "deep disappointment" at the continued reluctance of the UK government to accept any of the half million or so refugees who have recently reached mainland Europe.
This means that the UK is now the only EU member refusing to accept any of the new arrivals. Even Ireland and Denmark, which like the UK have opt-outs from Schengen – the agreement that guarantees free movement across the EU – have agreed to help.
Tom Viita, Christian Aid's senior political advisor, said today: "Aid to Syria and neighbouring countries is currently less than 40% of what is needed, so we welcome the EU decision to increase funding immediately, with more promised next year.
"The UK has played a major role in helping fund relief efforts in the Middle East, which is laudable, but its reluctance to accept any of those refugees who have recently arrived in Europe is deeply disappointing. The UK is now alone in the EU in taking such a hard-line stance.
"The misery endured by for those forced to flee their homes is bound to increase in coming weeks as the weather worsens, both in Europe and the Middle East, and winter arrives.
"As well as helping in the Middle East, the UK must shoulder some of the responsibility of assisting those who have risked their lives to find sanctuary in Europe."
Pointing out that UK funding for relief in Syria and neighbouring countries now stands at £1.12 billion, second only to aid provided by the US, Mr Viita called on other EU countries to give as generously to enable front-line agencies in the region to function properly.
Christian Aid recently launched an appeal to support partner agencies in Europe working to alleviate suffering in the present refugee crisis, and organisations in the Middle East providing emergency relief to those fleeing the conflicts in Syria and Iraq.
The agency has for several years funded organisations working in Syria, Iraq and Lebanon with refugees and the displaced, providing communities with food, bedding, hygiene kits and health services. In Lebanon and Iraq our partners also provide psycho-social support to children and women in need.
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500 winter deaths could be avoided in Dorset this year, that's the line from the local NHS.
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GP's here in Dorset have sent out information booklets to people over the age of 75, explaining what can be done to keep warm this winter.
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There is an ancient text that can defeat the darkness of anxiety and depression. Wisdom before its time and when read can heal even if you are not religious.
The Bible is the most controversial book in the history of man. People have been killed over it and it has been deemed illegal in many countries. Many people such as agnostic and Atheist dismiss the bible and God not purely on scientific theories, but also their misunderstanding of what the Bible is. " If there was a loving God, why is their death, murder, rape, anxiety, depression, mental illness, cancer etc, etc, etc.
The truth is God never said before there will be no suffering in the world, and it breaks His heart to see it. He gave us free will which is a gift and a tragedy. But I am sure if it came down to it, people will vote for the free will. I personally would want to hold my sons in my arms for eternity, never letting them out of my sight, never letting them experience the bad in this world, never be hurt, and never seeing what the world really is. But if I did that they would never grow and experience joy. They would not know what its like to overcome tragedy which is inevitable.
God is not evil, people are Evil. We shouldn't label races of humanity, the religions and beliefs. There are only 2 races in this world that needs to be labeled. Good people and Evil people.
All the evil in the world we will experience anxiety and sadness. But there is the more serious and involuntary anxiety disorders, depression, and other mental illnesses. Luckily we were given a great gift in the Bible and that is the word of God and the knowledge to defeat our demons. Even if you have no religious background or just don't believe in God, these are the Greatest words of Wisdom in the History of mankind and one of the most notorious self help Books written.
Read these words of life, truth, and light. For darkness cannot beat the light. Even darkness can't beat the small flickering flame of a candle. Soak the words in, read them over and over, and pray them out loud until they become so familiar to you they will start to replace all of the negativity that consumes your mind that you are in constant war over. These words will bring in the cavalry of Hope, without Hope you will not be able to see the future positive outcome your life is capable of. There will be no motivation to bring down the walls of depression and destroy your anxiety disorder for good.
Below I wrote the Bible verses that have helped me overcome my mental illness along with the explanations I see within them and how they helped me. I have also kept these verses on flashcards for easy access when I needed them.
I read words – of life – of truth. Soaking them in, over and over, praying them out loud. Until they became so familiar, they replaced the other things in my mind that I'd battled against. There's nothing magical about words and verses, but there is power through them, because they're God's words.
Be active in giving, be active in our sowing, be active in our prayer and meditation, and be active in our supplication and thanksgiving. Phil 4:6-7
If you are doing these at all time there will be no room in your mind or life for depression and anxiety to manifest. This is a positive destraction, a effective meditation that can be done ever second of every minute of the day. This will be hard at first and like everything that changes it will need work, but it will become second nature to you and watch the new you emerge like a Pheonix.
Keep your eyes clear, without covetousness fixed upon spiritual purpose. Light will enter our bodies and soul and keep out the darkness Matthew 6:22-23
Keep your eyes fixed on the positive, keep your head clear of evil and distraction from your true purpose in life. The positive light will feel your body with positive energy. No darkness can defeat the smallest amount of light.
Matthew 6:27 can stress add one cubit to his stature
We all know that stressing will not help the situation and it is a pointless labor. But with Anxiety disorders and depression easier said than done. But if this can become you rmantra, if this can be something you keep with you and remind yourself when you have these feelings, it will at least soften the blows. I can't tell you one Therapist I have gone to that has ask me what the worrying and anxiety has accomplished. It is a textbook method that was established 2000 years ago by Jesus.
"Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." Philippians 4:6-7
My prayer method would be just to lay in bed and talk to God, carry an actual conversation like I would anybody else, but a little more personnel and inquisitive. I always felt so good after I was done and my head was clear and calm. I also noted the scientific benefits of prayer in one of my previous blogs:
1. Prayer improves self-control
2. Prayer makes you nicer
3. Prayer makes you more forgiving
4. Prayer increases trust
5. Prayer offsets the negative health effects of stress
Researchers found that people who prayed for others were less vulnerable to the negative physical health effects associated with financial stress. Also, it was the focus on others that seemed to be contributing to the stress-buffering effects of prayer. Praying for material gain did not counter the effects of stress. So thinking about the welfare of others may be a crucial component of receiving personal benefits from prayer.
"An anxious heart weighs a man down, but a kind word cheers him up." Proverbs 12:25
"Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own." Matthew 6:34
This is an accurate description of mindfulness, to live in the moment. This is a well studied form of meditation today and brings many benefits to our stress, anxiety, and depression:
Mindfulness strengthened immune system and physiological responses to stress and negative emotions.
This practice improved social relationships with family and strangers.
It reduced stress, depression, and anxiety and increased well-being and happiness.
It increased openness to experience, conscientiousness, and agreeableness and reduced negative associations with neuroticism.
Can lead to greater psychological mindfulness, which included an awareness that is clear, nonconceptual, and flexible; a practical stance toward reality; and present attention to the individual's consciousness and awareness.
Other Verses that help with Anxiety and Depression:
"Do not worry about your life, what you will eat; or about your body, what you will wear. Life is more than food, and the body more than clothes. Consider the ravens: They do not sow or reap, they have no storeroom or barn; yet God feeds them. And how much more valuable you are than birds! Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life? Since you cannot do this very little thing, why do you worry about the rest?" Luke 12:22-26
"Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me." Psalm 23:4
"The Lord is my light and my salvation—whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life—of whom shall I be afraid?" Psalm 27:1
2 Samuel 22:29 – You are my lamp O Lord; the Lord turns my darkness into light.
Ecclesiastes 9:4 – Anyone who is among the living has hope.
Psalm 34:18, 19 – The LORD is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. (19) A righteous man may have many troubles, but the Lord delivers him from them all.


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I am looking for Private accomodation (Vila or Town House) in Katerini Paralia for August.
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I am interested if anyone knows decent and inexpensive private accommodation (studio apartments) for rent in Platamonas, Nei Pori or Olympic Beach. I am planning on staying in one of the little towns in the second half of August. Also, if you know any websites offering private accommodation, please let me know. I appreciate you assistance!
I want to know if there are any schools in or near Katerini to learn Greek. I do not drive. They would have to be on a busline or..?
Hi all, I'm just trying to find out how to reach Katerini from Thessaloniki airport via city center.
I read about bus 78/78A to the city center every 20'/35' minutes from the airport.
But someone can tell me if from the Central Railway station there are KTLE buses to Katerini???
I will need to move in a different place to take these buses???
trip is just 45' is it correct???
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I'll be in Thessaloniki next 18 August, landing at 2:00 p.m.
Hi, I am coming to Katerini-Paralia this summer and I would like to know if there is any bus or train service from Katerini to local places such as Litochoro, Leptokaria and Nei Pori? Is there any timetable available on the net? Thanks a lot! Janinna
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Next month I am going to Olympic Beach for a couple of days and I do not know exactly how to reach Olympic beach by train. I know that there's a train from Thessaloniki to Katerini. Does anybody know how much it is and how long does it take to reach Katerini?
And my second question is: Is there a bus from Katerini to Olympic beach, because I saw that the distance is about 7 km.
Thank you!!!!!
are there any gay clubs, especially for women, in katherini or somewhere near??? thesaloniki?? tnx a lot! we're staying here just for couple of days....
I've booked my flight to Greece for this August and will be staying in a small xorio called Eginio and Megali Gefira. I'd like to rent a car for two weeks and imagine that the best place to do so is in Thessaloniki or Katerini. I've searched online and have many quotes but everything is so expensive. They are quoting me over 300 euros for an Automatic (don't drive manual) for only 1 week. Does anyone know a place to rent a car for cheaper? Or maybe ask around for me...I'd really appreciate it.
hey:) i'm coming to katerini for last 7 years , but this time i'd like to rent appartment or even a house for a whole month in summer(for 4-5 persons). can you give me some advice or a connection with someone who can or who rents houses and appartments? Thanx in advance:)
I want to go next summer at Edem Holiday Club, near Olympic Beach and you'll help me a lot if you tell me any opinion about this location (if you know somethings). I want to know if is nice, safely , if it worth to spend a holliday there.
Thank you!
Please let me know haow i can rich Athens from Paralia Katerinis?
I would like to know if there are any buses from Tessaloniki to Paralia / Katerini and how much am I expaected to pay for a ticket.
Thanks very much in advance.
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This summer I'm going to Katerini-Paralia, and when I get there I want to visit my friend from Meliki, and here is a small question.... How can I get from Katerini to Meliki(this is small town near Vergina)..I mean I want to get from Katerini to Meliki by bus, can anyone help me? maybe someone knows time tables etc. I'd be very gratefull for help!!
I'm going to Paralia-Katerini in september but my trip offered by the agency that I contacted doesn't include visiting Waterland. Are there buses or other vehiculs which could assure my trip to there?
Can anyone tell me how is the weather in paralia, greece in september? And also if someone can give me any kind of information about hotel denis in paralia. I have made reservations at this hotel for the 16 to 25 of september and because is my first time in greece I am very curios to find as much as i can about this destination.
Hi! I would need a place to be from 12.7-27.2, in one week that is. Anyone have any ideas? I've checked the hotels and the cheapest is 30e/night, so if I could find something any cheaper it would be fantastic.
I've heard that you can sleep over at the local peoples houses, is that true? Anyone knows how to do this?
I'll buy a drink to whoever can find me a place..
Thanks in advance!
Hello to all! I hope you could help me :) I'm living right now in Katerini and I didn't bring many books with me...my Greek is still very bad so I cannot read greek books. Could u please say me if in Katerini is any place which sells english books? I need some desperatly :) hehehe I have search in some bookshops around the city but I haven't found anything yet :( I know in Thessaloniki I could find some, but now I cannot go there and I want to read something in english :) And another question.... I know that in the city is one cinema, but somebody told me that in one language school or something like that they show old movies in english...anybody knows about it?? because it would be great to go there :) Thanx a lot for all!!!
Hi!I'm from Spain and I will go in december to Katerini. I will work there for 6 months and I have been surfing the Net trying to get some information about the city and the Pieria region :) but I haven't found many things. I would like to know how is the nightlife in Katerini, and the cultural life there. Is the beach far away from the city centre and is there any bus to take there? And also I wanted to know if it's reasonable to go to Thessaloniki only for one day and get back to Katerini at night... How's the weather there? Is it very cold in winter? I will stay on Christmas there so I would like to know if it's easy to meet people there, go out, etc... I don't know, I will be there for 6 months and I just have sooo many questions!!!hehehe If someone could help me please! Thanx a lot for all!
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Plastic Bottle Cap Mural Project at Grant Elementary School
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This truly was a school wide art project. Teachers, parents and students brainstormed ideas for the mural design. "We wanted to represent the beautiful ecology surrounding us here in Sonoma County, and create an awareness of the need to be good environmental stewards," said Vorhaus.
Over the summer, Grant families collected bottle tops and brought in more than 10,000 when school started in August. Kindergarten, first and second grades did a fantastic job sorting all those caps by color. Then third and fourth grades painted the background illustrations, and finally, fifth and sixth grades drilled the caps into the wood using screws generously donated by Friedman's. There are 6 panels in total, hanging on campus walls.


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