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As any fan could tell you, The Simpsons has a fairly wide variety of styles through it's 16-season run. The first couple seasons feel very down-to-earth, while a few years ago, they were wacky as ever. In-between, we've had parodies, satire, musicals, and emotion-based episodes, keeping the variety fresh.
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South Park: New Kids on the Blechh
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King of the Hill: Bart Gets an F
-Season 2 was one of the most "realistic", emotional seasons of the show, and at times it reminded me very much of KoTH. Bart Gets an F is a very standard, down-to-earth showing that I could easily see as a KoTH episode.
Futurama: Lisa's Wedding
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Family Guy: Catch 'em if You Can
-Homer and Marge really reminded me of Peter and Lois, in that they were more "outrageous" and less endearing than their normal selves. They're also abnormally sex-crazed, and don't seem to care about the well-being of their children most of the time. Everyone's a jerk in this episode, and a lot of the gags revolve around someone being put-down. Finally, the Catch Me parody--while clever--did go on a bit long and reminded me of FG's trademark cutaways.
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Anything, absolutely any act or attitude which is owing to a lack of trust in God is sin, no matter how moral it may appear to men. God looks on the heart.
Every responsible person, on the basis of their actions and attitudes, will meet the final judgment of God.
We unseat judges with indignation who acquit the guilty. Our moral sensibility is outraged when wrong and guilt are given legal sanction. Yet at the heart of our gospel stands the sentence: God justifies the ungodly who trust in him. God acquits the guilty. That is the gospel! But how can it be right for God to do that?
The death of Christ does not turn away the wrath of God from all people. In order to benefit from the work that God has done outside of us, we must now experience the work that he does within us by the Holy Spirit. What is this work and how is it related to the gift of justification?
If we are unmerciful, unforgiving people, if we hold grudges or cherish resentments or plan revenge, then what we are saying in effect to God is, "This is the way I prefer life to be." And so he will give us what we have preferred at the day of judgment; no mercy, no forgiveness, but only vengeance. If Christ has not changed us (and I don't mean perfection, but only significant change), then probably we have never known him.
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Dr. Sandhya Pruthi, certified by the American Board of Family Practice, has been practicing medicine at Mayo Clinic since 1995 with special interests in breast diseases and women's health.
Dr. Pruthi is a consultant in the Department of Medicine, the Division of General Internal Medicine and the Breast Diagnostic Clinic. She is an associate professor of medicine at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine in Rochester, Minn.
The Winnipeg, Manitoba, native is enthusiastic about promoting education and patient-related research and has been active in both areas since joining Mayo Clinic. Dr. Pruthi is the primary investigator at Mayo Clinic of a clinical trial evaluating new agents for the prevention of breast cancer and has research interests in the identification of biomarkers for early detection of breast cancer.
Her other research and clinical interests include managing the health of women who are at increased risk of breast cancer, breast pain and hot flashes, and developing patient education decision-making tools for breast-related concerns.
She is past director of the Breast Diagnostic Clinic and has been a member of the Women's Health Executive Committee. Dr. Pruthi has been newly elected as a secretary of the executive committee for the American Society of Breast Disease. She has assisted with a variety of website content.
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Breast implants: Do they interfere with mammograms?
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Yes. Breast implants can obscure mammogram images, decreasing the ability of mammograms to reveal breast cancer. Still, studies show that mammograms are an effective way to screen for breast cancer in women with breast implants.
If you have breast implants, you can take steps to make your mammogram more successful, such as:
- Find a facility that sees many women with breast implants. Ask your doctor for a referral to a clinic where radiologists have experience performing and reading mammograms of women with breast implants. Ask about the clinic staff's experience when you make your appointment. You'll want to know that the clinic obtains special mammogram views in addition to the standard mammogram images to better evaluate the breast tissue.
- Speak up about your breast implants at your appointment. When you make your appointment and again when you arrive at your appointment, tell the staff that you have breast implants.
There's a slight risk that your breast implants may rupture during a mammogram. But the benefits of mammography in the early detection of breast cancer outweigh this risk.
Next questionMammogram guidelines: What are they?
- Goodemote P, et al. What is the best way to screen for breast cancer in women with implants? The Journal of Family Practice. 2008;57:482.
- Mammograms. WomensHealth.gov. http://www.womenshealth.gov/FAQ/mammograms.cfm. Accessed Aug. 8, 2011.
- Mammography. U.S. Food and Drug Administration. http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ByAudience/ForWomen/ucm118546.htm. Accessed Aug. 8, 2011.
- Mammography. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. http://www.acog.org/publications/patient_education/bp076.cfm. Accessed Aug. 8, 2011.
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Program Site: The CIEE Jordan Study Center at the University of Jordan. Founded in 1962, the university has a diverse student body of nearly 35,000, including 1,800 international students.
Eligibility: A minimum 3.0 GPA and two semesters of college-level Arabic (or the equivalent) are required for the Language and Culture (LC) program. Arabic Language (AL) program students must have completed five semesters of Arabic with a 3.3 GPA in Modern Standard Arabic classes.
Description: From the ancient stone city of Petra to the teeming center of urban Amman, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is a unique destination offering fascinating sights and a prime location at the crossroads of the Middle East. Amman is a city of over two million draped over many hills, with ancient ruins that dominate the downtown skyline. CIEE Jordan provides a challenging academic program combined with in-country cultural experience and intensive Arabic study. Students gain a greater understanding of the Middle East, with specific emphasis on the Jordanian perspective and experience.
CIEE students receive instruction at the CIEE Study Center at the University of Jordan. Students with two or more semesters of Arabic can participate in the Language and Culture (LC) prorgram, which offers a variety of elective coursework in English related to regional and national issues. The Arabic Language (AL) program is for students with five or more semesters of Arabic and focuses on language, literature, and communication skills.
Academics: Participants take classes with other CIEE students only, but students are encouraged to take advantage of being on a university campus, where Arabic is the main language spoken, to befriend local students and practice speaking Arabic.
LC students take six units of Modern Standard Arabic and three units of Colloquial Jordanian Arabic. Additionally, LC students must take two 3-unit area studies courses taught in English. Courses include Economic Transformations of the Middle East, Modern History of Jordan and the Middle East, America and the Arabs, International Relations and Diplomacy in the Middle East, Contemporary Arab Women Writers, Islam in the Modern Context, and Environment and Politics of Water. LC students at a high level of Arabic who want more coursework in Arabic may take Media Arabic in place of an area studies course.
AL students must take six units of Modern Standard Arabic, Advanced Topics in Arabic Conversation for four units, and a one-unit course on intercultural communication (this course is only taken in the fall semester for year-long students). Beyond that, AL students must take two 3-unit elective courses taught in Arabic on literature, history, media, or business communication.
CIEE also arranges internships with practical and academic components for which CIEE awards 3 units of academic credit. Students may do the internship course in place of an area studies course. NOTE: USC students are not guaranteed any academic credit for the internship. To have their internship course considered for academic credit, they must follow the USC Guidelines for Internship Credit (available at the Office of Overseas Studies) and submit all required documentation upon return to USC. Depending on what is submitted, they may earn anywhere from 0 to 3 units.
Course Load and Credit: Successfully completed coursework yields 15 USC units per semester for the LC Program and 17 USC units for the AL Program. Year-long students can earn 30 units on the LC Program, and 31 on the AL Program.
Activities and Other Program Features: CIEE begins the program with a four-day orientation. The program includes a two-day trip to Petra and Wadi Rum, a one-day trip to archaeological sites in the north of Jordan and a camping trip in one of Jordan's spectacular nature reserves. There are many volunteer opportunities available in Amman. Students in the past have worked with NGOs and women's rights organizations and have tutored local schoolchildren. CIEE arranges Peer Language Tutors from the Department of Arabic, and students are encouraged to meet with them for up to three hours per week. CIEE organizes a series of Arabic clubs to complement language instruction and which cover conversation, poetry, dance, music, and calligraphy.
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loyola MAROON LOYOLA UNIVBWITY WW ORLEANS FEBRUARY 18|1577 VOL. LIU NO.H Baroni casts yes vote to clear Kenner land sale By Peter Finney, Ji- lt was 12:03 Tuesday morning when Kenner City Council President Larry Hooper spoke the word Loyola officials had been waiting for, lim ply, during t"he past 10 months. Hooper said yes to an override of Mayor Joseph S. Yenni's veto of the proposed new subdivision on 87 acres of Loyola land in Kenner. His yes vote gave the city council the fifth vote it needed to override the mayor's veto and cleared the way for the sale of land valued at $1.3 million. But it was Dist. 4 Councilman Nick Baroni's yes vote, which had been originally cast against the proposal, that actually turned the tide. "This is undoubtedly the hardest thing I've had to do in my career as an elected official, as a human being, as a voter," Baroni told the standing-room-only city council chambers. "And that's the God's honest truth." Baroni said he originally objected to the rezoning ordinance because he felt Kenner "could not control uses of the commercial property." But Baroni said his objections were removed by a letter, signed by the Very Rev. James C. Carter, S.J., president of Loyola, which put restrictions on the type of commercial development that would be allowed in the 35 acres of C-2 properly the university was asking for. Restricts land-use The letter, called "restrictive covenants," legally guarantees the land could never be used for any "nuisance" outlets such as adult book stores, amusements centers, bars and peep shows unless the city council gives its approval. "These restrictive covenants carry over with the title (of the land) from now to the end of the world," said John L. Eckholdt, Loyola's vice president for business and finance. Loyola also promised to drop its "land use plan" which gave broad outlines for the development of the remaining undeveloped land. Under the land use plan, approximate percentages of different types of zoning were indicated for the undeveloped land. Some opponents to the plan felt if did not give the council enough control over any future development of the tract. The undeveloped land will be zoned R-l (single family residential), and all future developments have to come back before the Kenner zoning and planning commission and the city council for final approval. The outcome of the override vote hud been in doubt since Yenni vetoed the ordinance Jan. 31. A group called the Loyola Alumni, Students and Friends in Kenner made a last-minute push for public support by mailing letters to citizens in Kenner, advertising in local newspapers, passing out peiitions and manning a telephone "information hotline." Sam Romano, the developer who will buy the land from Loyola, also bought television advertising which attacked Y.-nni for his veto. Wants to heal all wounds Frederick Gisevius , chairman of Loyola's real estate committee, credited the last-minute lobbying effort with "informing the people of the truth in the proposals." "I really believe the council is to be commended for deciding the matter objectively," Gisevius said. "Now we (Loyola) wish to heal all wounds." One wound it may have to heal is Yenni, who appeared upset after the council vote. Yenni said he vetoed the ordinance because there was already enough commercially zoned property in the area and because he said it would cause increased traffic. Yenni was upset by what he termed Loyola's failure to donate a playground to the city since he first became mayor in 1970. He also took exception to the media campaign put on by Romano. "The mass media circulations that were sent out had people believing I was a heathen—against a church, a school and three playgrounds," Yenni said. Yenni warned that sewage produced by the new development couldn't be dumped into the present University City system because then it "would be coming out of smokestacks and out of dresser drawers." Trie weight of the world The new subdivision will be composed solely of single family residences, plus a 7.66 acre playground, a 2.5 acre church site and a 5.17 acre school site on which the Jefferson Parish School Board has a three-year option to buy. According to Eckholdt, the sale will be finalized before the end of March. "This was 10 months of my life." Eckholdt said. "I feel like the weight of the world is off my back." Put on your costume, grab some friends and head on down to St. Charles to catch all the carnival fun! Mardi Gras holidays are finally here .February 21-23. Carter favors student seat on Rank and Tenure Committee By Dwan Singleton The Very Rev. James C. Carter, SJ., Loyola University President, and Dr. Robert Preston, vice president for Academic Affairs, have expressed desires to see a student with full voting privileges seated on the University Rank and Tenure Committee (URTC) in memorandums to the URTC. The Student Government Association last week passed a resolution proposing student representation on the committee. Fr. Carter's memorandum was addressed to Anne Bienfang, SGA president. A copy of this was sent to the URTC. In this he acknowledges, "I am .. .well inclined toward the idea, and I urge the URTC to give your suggestion its most serious consideration. Student input in the decision-making process has turned out to be extremely beneficial at Loyola in the past." Preston said the URTC would have to vote on the matter. Since the URTC is a President's Committee, Fr. Carter will make the final decision, taking into consideration the vote of the URTC. The committee's meeting, held yesterday, primarily involved reorganizing the committee after the departure of the Rev. Charles O'Neill, S.I, professor of the Department of History and former chairman of the URTC. Preston is involved with decisions related to rank and tenure. For instance, as vice president for academic affairs, he receives the recommendations of the College Rank and Tenure Committee (CRTC), one for each college, and of the appropriate dean concerning the promotion of a faculty member. If the opinions of the CRTC, the dean and Preston are in concurrence, the promotion is approved. According to the Faculty Handbook (Nov. 15, 1973), "In case one of the three parties disagrees, the faculty member may refer his case to the University Rank and Tenure Committee. This latter committee forwards its recommendations to the Provost (vice president for academic affairs). If there is still disagreement, the President adjudicates the matter..." While Preston favors student participation on the URTC, he would oppose it on the CRTC. "I would be opposed to students on the College Rank and Tenure Committees," Preston said. "It's very inappropriate." At the college level, Preston said, the faculty has "rendered its peer judgement. I don't think students should be involved in peer judgements." However, Preston explained that by the time a matter reaches the URTC, 'The student now knows what the peer judgement is." According to Preston, the cases handled by the University Rank and Tenure Committee are related to policy, procedures, and other matters which are referred to it. The student on the URTC, as well as the other members, would be sworn to secrecy, since some of the materials utilized in the proceedings are confidential. Six of the nine current members of the committee either had not heard of the SGA resolution or had not formulated an opinion on it. Dr. Carl Brans, professor of the Department of Physics, said, "I think input from a student on the committee might be helpful." Also voicing his approval unless there were some factors "that make it (inadvisable" was Dr. John Crowther, Jr., associate professor of the City College. He replied, "It sounds fine. I would be genuinely in favor of it." Dr. Stan Makielski, Jr., chairman and professor of the Department of Political Science, expressed his opposition, although he was not familiar with the SGA resolution. "I don't think I'd particularly favor it," Makielski said. "A great deal of material deals with personalities." SGA Notes The SGA last night allocated $375 to the Loyola Young Democrats. Joe Altonji. SGA vice president and head of the SGA finance committee, explained the $540 requested by the Young Democrats was trimmed because the money for some of the projects would have been "funding a particular political position." The projects include a speech by Rep. Lindy Boggs and a mayoral candidates' forum. By a unanimous voice vote, the SGA agreed to submit a letter of recommendation to the Very Rev.James C, Carter, S.J ~ University president, and the deans ot the various colleges in order to express its approval of holding additional graduation ceremonies in December and August. The letter was proposed by Lee Vonderhaar, a delegate from City College. She said a favorable attitude by the SGA might be influential. Prospective candidates for the upcoming SGA elections are reminded that filing dates are from Monday, Feb. 28 to Friday, Mar. 11. The elections will be held Mar. 21 and 22.
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WSC Nordic Team Takes Titles in Grand Mesa; Alpine team has two second place finishes in Winter Park
Feb. 4, 2010 -- It was a successful weekend for both the WSC Nordic and alpine teams this past weekend.
WSC Nordic skier Scott Krankkala contributed to the men's Nordic efforts in Grand Mesa with a second place finish in the 10k classic.
WSC Nordic Team
The Western State Nordic team competed this past weekend on the Grand Mesa at the Mesa State College Invitation, with two first-place finishes from Brittany Perkins.
The men's team also had a strong showing; they are currently ranked second in the nation in the United States Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association (USCSA).
"The races were intense," Coach Duncan Callahan said. "And our athletes are strong and were well prepared for this race that took place at over 10,000 feet elevation."
Senior Brittany Perkins took first place in the 1k skate sprint race, with her teammate senior Jamie Woelk coming in at third. The following day, Perkins won another race, this time the 10k classic. Woelk again followed in her tracks, coming in at sixth place.
For the men, senior Tom Sunderland came in at second place in the 1k skate sprint. Sophomore Scott Krankkala led the men with a second-place showing in the 10k classic, with teammates freshman Chris Lange coming in at third, and Sunderland right behind him in fourth place.
Callahan was extremely pleased with this past weekend.
"Our team is for real this season, and we're looking to produce some fast times this coming weekend at the Alley Loop in Crested Butte."
WSC Alpine Team
WSC alpine skiers had a successful weekend in Winter Park with Dylan Bryant leading the team to second-place finishes in both the giant slalom (GS) and slalom in the USCSA competition.
Senior Kara Delaney led the women's team by finishing fourth in the slalom and fifth in the GS.
The women are now fifth overall in the Rocky Mountain Conference of the USCSA.
With Bryant, a senior, placing second in both events in Winter Park the men are now fourth overall in the Rocky Mountain Conference of the USCSA.
The team is off to Loveland this weekend for an "all-slalom" race.
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The food is excellent but the service is pretty slow. This is Jamaica though, so take it easy and relax.. the beer is cold and the view of the street is amazing
The food is excellent but the service is pretty slow. This is Jamaica though, so take it easy and relax.. the beer is cold and the view of the street is amazing
Stop in for a bite while on a shopping excursion from our resort. The Jerk Chicken wrap was fantastic. It was much more spicy than the Jerk foods at our hotel. I really enjoyed it.
The food was just ok. ....But when we went to pay our waitress took our card for a while and then said they don't accept Am/Ex so we gave her a Visa card. Yeah four days later there was a charge on it from Jamaica that we did NOT charge!!! BEWARE BE VERY AWARE!!
Nice and clean restaurant, very touristy but still good! We went in for a drink, didn't have a lot of time that day. I'd go back and try them out again, as the staff was great and it was very clean.
The food was great and service was good. The stairwell was hard to navigate though and did not have great lighting.
First of all, the clichéd idea of the restaurant bothers me slightly...mostly the soundtrack which is a loop of Bob Marley songs that can be hard to escape in the tourist parts of Jamaica! Mama Marley's won me over with the food which is of great quality, has an authentic taste and is excellently priced too! I would recommend this... More
We came to the Taj Mahal center on a shopping excursion from our resort, but were ready to just sit and relax. Luckily, it wasn't a cruise ship day! We had a good time talking to the bartender and drinking a few Red Stripe. Would recommend if you are looking for a little respite on your shopping trip!
Pretty disappointing the food was just as bad as the food on our resort...only difference was we had to pay for this meal. Check out spring garden cafe much better food
The location is above a gift shop of the same name so a bit annoying but there is outside dining and the service is good and fast (it was quite both times i ate there). The food is Jamaican food with an American twist. Has the feel of a chain restaurant.
This restaurant has nothing to recommend about it. The food was really bad, think tired rewarmed uninspired bland dishes, the service was unfriendly and uninterested. Prices were high. Avoid and go to Miss T' instead
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Has anyone read Dan Millman's Peaceful Warrior books? I read the original classic (that was a flop movie last year) several years ago and Dan was kind enough to send me a copy of his most recent book, "Wisdom of the Peaceful Warrior," to review on my blogzine.
I dismissed the book as rather simplistic the first few pages, but later found it quite insightful. Now, my game is mostly involved in solo endurance sports, so I tend to read things through that lens. However, I also work for a living and am always on the prowl for some insights into how I can better "manage" my life and workflow.
While this book doesn't necessarily work at the 10,000-20,000' level, it may be worth a read if you're examining your life from those higher altitudes. As someone who tries to juggle way too many things at one time, it's given me some gems to reflect upon and has forced me to think about just how much crap I have going on that I really shouldn't be wasting my time on.


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These are trusted reviews from guests who have actually stayed here. We hope you find them helpful.
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- " Staff was super helpful and nice. Great location! "
- 23 Jul 2013 Anonymous USA
- " One of the nicest hostels I've ever been to before. Atmosphere is more of a hotel than a hostel, but they still have themed dinners each night in order to create a lively environment, which range anywhere from tapas to flamenco. Great price considering the amenities and competition in the area. "
- 18 Jul 2013 Alexandra USA
- " Just close to the casa mila, the room is pretty good and have a large locker, also the free coffee machine is very helpfull, old tradditional elevator, good backyard bacony for smokers "
- 24 May 2013 Anonymous China
- " Nice staff and essentially very okay. The breakfast is a bit boring after a few days. I had a newly renovated room but unfortunately they were redoing the room next to me (resulting in construction noise 7 days a week from 6.30 am to 9 pm), my room opened to a sewage-smelling areaway, there were several cm of dust under my bed and a noisy bunch of kids booked into the dorm next to me. For the rest, it was a nice experience. "
- 14 Apr 2013 Kerstin Austria
- " the most friendly hostel have been in the last few years during my traveling around the world . the place was kept clean and vivid my whole stay and the staff was very helpful and ful of information on the city.. location is greit..... highly recomanded.! "
- 24 Feb 2013 cleaver Swaziland
- " The hostel was amazing the room was clean and comfortable .Character is also good, the staff were super friendly and helpful. The location is awesome since it is close to the city centre so you can venture in the touristy things you have planned for Barcelona but its neighbourhood is also full of pretty plaças and bars where lots of locals hang out. recommended.! "
- 18 Jan 2013 Emine
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- " This was our second time in Barcelona and now we know where to come back to for our third! Casa Gracia is in perfect location, close to Gracia, the best barrio in the city- young, lively and with lots of cool bars and shops. Also the staff was very helpful and informative, and the atmosphere is young and homey, with a large common area, terrace to seat and eat in the sun and a well equipped kitchen. All in all me and my boyfriend had a very positive experience and for sure recommend it to others "
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After taking this class, "lotion," "deodorant check" and "BFT" will be common words in your naughty vocabulary list.
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Located inside V Theater, Stripper 101 is hard to miss. After you pick up your ticket, you'll walk just a few steps over to the bar with a gigantic stripper statue in front of it. Once you turn in your ticket, your host will escort you to the back of the bar. This is where you'll pose for a picture on the stripper pole platform. Now, get ready for the fun to begin!
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Lesson one starts with a sexy lap dance tutorial. You'll straddle a leopard print chair and give it some BFT (you'll find out exactly what this means once you go to class). And remember we brought up lotion? Anytime you forget your moves, you'll do this easy, yet seductive number. All you have to do is pretend like you're applying lotion all over your body, but in slow motion.
Now the real fun begins. You'll get a chance to embrace that stripper pole and feel as sexy as those girls in music videos, if not sexier. You'll learn how to do the "deodorant check" (a particular twirl/walk around the pole where you end up facing outward) and other hot-mama moves. The trickiest (but best part of all) is learning how to swing around the pole with ease. Your instructor will teach you in a way where you're not depending so much on your arms and upper body, so you won't feel as tired or sore.
Your instructor will walk around to make sure everyone has the technique down. And for your viewing pleasure, she'll even flaunt some of her tricks with a special show before class is dismissed. Now how many teachers do you know who will do that?
Whether you already dance like a pro or have two left feet, you'll have a good time. Make sure to think up a stripper name by the end of your experience. You'll get a personalized graduation card to show off that you passed Stripper 101 with flying colors.
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Date: 05/14/2012
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Emerge! 11th Annual Mother's Day Luncheon
by Carolyn Classen on May. 06, 2012, under Life, PoliticsEmerge! 2012 Mother's Day Luncheon
Emerge! serves mothers who would go to the end of the earth to protect their children. Each year we choose one mother, a mother who has displayed exceptional courage and strength. At our Mother's Day Luncheon we tell her story, and celebrate her bravery.
Award winning editorial cartoonist for the Arizona Daily Star David Fitzsimmons will be our Emcee and is offering caricatures before the event for $25 each. All proceeds will benefit Emerge!
We need you to help us celebrate!
Save the Date! 11th Annual Mother's Day Luncheon
Thursday, May 10, 2012, 11:30a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Auction begins at: 10:00 a.m.
Westin La Paloma Resort
3800 E. Sunrise Drive
Single tickets $75 each (click online here to purchase). Or call 520-795-8001 ext 7013.
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Enjoy drawings & jokes by the talented Fitz, participating in the auction & luncheon at the lovely setting at the Westin La Paloma in the Catalina Foothills. But most of all please support the necessary work done by Emerge! to assist domestic violence victims in Southern Arizona.
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Good management at this hotel!
This is our 3rd visit to the New Southlands Hotel and we found the standards were just as good as ever! Our upgrade room (superior) was huge, spotlessly clean and very comfortable. ALL the staff are friendly, polite and very efficient. The food is good and varied. The entertainment was superb! The whole hotel was very warm and clean. We find it extremely good value for money and will definitely go again. P.S. Weekends are best! P.P.S. don't care much for paying for car park though!


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The Sun Life Financial Canadian Mathematical Olympiad Qualifying Repêchage is an invitation-only contest that serves as a qualifier for the Sun Life Financial Canadian Mathematical Olympiad (CMO).
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B&B Week of February 18, 2008
A disbelieving Stephanie barreled past Donna in search of Eric. Donna continued her denials, but freaked out when Stephanie decided to look out the bathroom window. Donna was shocked when Stephanie didn't see Eric outside, then covered and admonished Stephanie for not taking her word for it. Stephanie called her bluff and told her a private detective tracked Eric to her place. She conceded that Eric stopped by, but only to give her a Valentine's gift. Donna insisted that both she and Eric are living up to her end of their agreement, and that it's up to Stephanie to get Eric to love her again. Stephanie was dumbfounded, but reiterated her threat to send Storm to the slammer if she and Eric are sharing a bed again. Meanwhile, outside, Eric was freezing his you-know-what's off as he stood naked on the ledge, covering his privates with his clothes and warding off errant pigeons. Stephanie's eagle-eyed detective spotted Eric, shot several pictures of him with a zoom lens, then uploaded them to a newspaper editor. The editor was pleased by the pics and stopped the presses to have them added to the next edition. Once Stephanie left, Donna frantically rescued Eric from the ledge. The duo celebrated outsmarting Steph by making passionate love.
Retiring for the evening, Ridge asked Brooke to share what's on her mind. Brooke said something was bothering her, but not anymore. She conceded she'd been worked about baby Jack and praised Ridge for his patience. Ridge said he was just fighting for their family and the life they all want together. Brooke said she hoped Ridge believed her when she said she wants the same things. The two made love. Afterwards, during pillow talk, Brooke covered her shock and worry when Ridge told her that Stephanie doesn't believe Donna and Eric and hired a private detective to track Eric's whereabouts.
Katie paid a surprise visit to Nick to talk to him about Brooke. Over dinner, Katie "suggested" that Nick steer clear of Brooke since she's happy with Ridge and since he's always ended up with nothing but heartache whenever he pursued something with her sister. Instead Katie lobbied for Nick to take a fresh look at Bridget as a possible love interest. Nick expressed his doubts at how feasible or workable such a reconciliation would be. Katie upped the ante by asking Nick a direct question: Is he really in love with Brooke? Nick hedged and kept a good poker face by responding that he'll keep that answer to himself. Katie thanked him for his time, urged him to think about what she said then excused herself.
By phone, Donna and Eric rehashed how lucky they were to escape being caught by Stephanie. When Stephanie entered the room, Eric "admitted" that he paid Donna a visit to give her a Valentine's Day gift but she slammed the door in his face. Eric conceded what a "fool" he had been with Donna. As Eric opened the morning paper he freaked out to see a picture of himself standing naked on Donna's ledge. He dropped his coffee and wiped it up with the paper to cover. When Stephanie went upstairs Ridge arrived with his own copy of the paper to ask what's going on. Eric asked Ridge for his help. Ridge flippantly suggested that Eric would have to send Stephanie to Tahiti to keep her from seeing the newspaper. Eric seized on the idea and scheduled a trip for him and Stephanie to Tahiti. Stephanie was surprised by it, but went along for the ride (no pun intended).
On the plane, Stephanie admitted she hired a private eye to follow him, and apologized for it. Stephanie said she understood Eric needed closure with Donna and was gratified that he's now willing to move on with their marriage. She thanked him for the trip and told him he was a true prince. Donna called Eric on his cell. Eric stepped into the forward cabin to take the call and told her about his plans to go to Tahiti with Stephanie until the newspaper stories die down. Meanwhile the flight attended gave Stephanie a drink — and the paper to read. Stephanie flipped the paper open to his photo and became enraged. When Eric returned she pulled the plug on his charade. "You betrayed me. There isn't anything you could possibly say to me to make it right," Stephanie declared. "In one night you have made us the laughing stock of this town." Eric didn't flinch at Stephanie's tirade. "I don't care anymore. I love Donna." Eric expressed his anger at Stephanie for being forced to hide his romance with Donna. "I'm so tired of living with this ax over my head. Our marriage is over, Stephanie. I'm in love with Donna. My future is with Donna, and you're just gonna have to accept it," Eric challenged.
Katie grilled Donna about why she blew off their family meeting and where she was. Donna stonewalled and raised Katie's suspicions. Donna continued to deflect Katie's questions. Donna freaked out when she opened her paper and saw Eric's photo. Katie grabbed the paper out of Donna's hands and was horrified. She admonished Donna and berated her for being so foolish and childish. When Storm arrived, Katie suggested that Storm go back to visit their dad in Europe ASAP. Donna backed up Katie. Storm decided to stay put in L.A., and asked Katie for an explanation. Katie said she'd prefer not to say anything, which seemed to only raise Storm's curiosity.
"Shame on you," Stephanie scolded Eric on the Forrester jet. "This is so pathetic." Stephanie admonished Eric for his machinations with Donna and the resulting scandal in the newspaper. Eric, in turn, assailed Stephanie for resorting to blackmail to try to get what she wants. "You cannot win somebody's love through blackmail," defended Eric, adding that Donna loves him in a way that Stephanie never did. Eric lamented having to walk away from their marriage and family, but insisted she left him no choice. Stephanie insisted that it wasn't blackmail, it was an "agreement" she had with the Logans. Eric said bottom line, Storm isn't going to jail. Stephanie vehemently disagreed, declaring that's the only bit of justice to come out of this whole fiasco. Stephanie said the photo in the newspaper proved what she's said their whole married life: he needs her to save him from himself. Eric insisted his relationship with Donna is not about sex. Stephanie retorted if you say something often enough you'll believe it. She admitted to being manipulative and controlling, but said she has tried to change and Eric doesn't want to hear or see it. He asked if the "new, compassionate" Stephanie was the one who set Brooke's rape into motion, or the one who wants to send Storm to jail. Stephanie deplaned and paid Donna a surprise visit to tell her that Storm is going to prison because she didn't keep her end of their bargain. Donna tried to cover about the newspaper photo but failed. Donna begged Stephanie not to send Storm to jail. "When you see your brother in jail, I'm sure he'll never forget that you're the one who put him there," Stephanie warned.
At Forrester, Ridge showed Brooke the morning paper. Brooke was horrified. In turn, Brooke dropped a bombshell of her own: Stephanie has been blackmailing Donna because Storm was Stephanie's shooter. Ridge was flabbergasted, and was annoyed that Brooke hadn't told him sooner that Storm had shot his mother. Brooke then explained the deal she struck with Stephanie. Katie entered and pleaded with Ridge to call Stephanie and keep her from sending Storm to prison. Ridge defended Stephanie and warned that Storm is a messed-up psycho who needs to go before a judge to pay for what he's done. Undaunted, Katie begged Ridge to plead Storm's case to Stephanie. Brooke also begged him, but Ridge apologized and said no — "Storm has got to go to jail!"
Nick asked Taylor how she's doing. Taylor admitted leaving Nick was the hardest thing she's ever had to do in her life, but maintained it was the right thing to do. She pointed out that Nick convinced himself that committing to Taylor was the right thing to do, but it wasn't. Nick insisted that he's in love with Taylor and wanted their marriage and family. Taylor said she can't accept that if he has love in his heart for another woman, "especially if it's Brooke." Taylor put the blame squarely on her rival. Nick said it was Taylor's choice to leave, but she insisted Nick left her with no other choice. When Taylor learned that Brooke had recommitted to Ridge, she admonished Nick that this is what happens when you love two people at the same time — you wind up losing both. Taylor said the draw between Nick and Brooke was too powerful. Nick apologized. Taylor said it's time for her to move on a in a new direction, "and maybe finally find a man who isn't in love with Brooke."
Ridge asked Eric why he wasn't in Tahiti. Eric told him Stephanie saw the newspaper on the plane. Ridge said he knows about the deal to save Storm, and asked Eric how he could defend Storm. Eric insisted Storm wants to get better and is under intensive treatment. Eric asked for Ridge's help to convince Stephanie to back off. Ridge said sorry, but Storm is going to have to pay for what he did.
Storm met up with his sisters and asked them what was going on. He guessed correctly that Stephanie had a chance of heart about his freedom. Katie revealed the deal that Donna and Eric had made. Storm was happy to hear that Donna didn't give in to Stephanie's demands. He gave his blessing to Donna and Eric. "We're going to lose you, Stormy, and it's all my fault," Donna cried. The reality of Storm's impending incarceration began to sink in with him. "Oh, my God," he exclaimed in bewilderment.
Later, Donna begged Stephanie to show a bit of mercy and not send Storm to prison. Stephanie refused. Brooke and Katie arrived. Stephanie told them that Donna reneged on their deal to save Storm. Katie and Brooke pleaded Storm's case to Stephanie, but it fell on deaf ears. Stephanie vowed to send Storm to prison, "where he belongs." She phoned Lt. Baker and asked him to come to her house to discuss her shooting case. When she arrived home, she informed Ridge and Eric that Lt. Baker was on his way over so she could lower the boom on Storm.
Taylor told Nick she finally has inner peace. Nick lamented that they couldn't work things out between them. Each of them wished the other happiness. Taylor praised Nick for being a wonderful husband, but said she can't "share" him. Nick said he understood. Things took a sour turn when Taylor said she was going upstairs to get baby Jack. "You walked out on US," Nick said. "No, I walked on YOU," Taylor corrected, as she went upstairs to retrieve the baby.
Donna became upset when Storm suggested he turn himself in. Ridge attacked Storm when they crossed paths. Storm warned Ridge that Stephanie's power will be over soon enough and she'll have no more power over Eric or Donna. Privately, Donna and Eric sweetly reaffirmed their love and relationship. Eric vowed to mount the strongest possible defense for Storm. Donna said she was so grateful that Eric was willing to defend her family. Eric rejoiced that they're all finally free of Stephanie.
Stephanie admonished Eric for being an embarrassment to the family and causing a scandal for the company. Eric lambasted Stephanie for her hypocrisy. Katie arrived and demanded to speak Stephanie alone. Privately, Katie made an impassioned plea for her brother. She explained to Stephanie how their "less than perfect family upbringing" shaped Storm. Katie drew a parallel between Storm's actions and Stephanie's over the years, and asked Stephanie to find her compassion. "You have to try to find your heart," Katie cried. "I'm sorry, Katie," said Stephanie. When Lt. Baker and Charlie arrived, Stephanie told them the day she got shot was the scariest day of her life. Lt. Baker grew impatient and told Stephanie to just spit out what she knows about her shooting.
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4:03pm Monday 30th September 2013 in Sport By Iwan Gabe Davies
NEWPORT Gwent Dragons captain and Wales star Andrew Coombs has spoken of his desire of seeing the Heineken Cup survive as his improving region targets a return to the prestigious tournament.
But Europe's premier club event is in grave danger of extinction as England's Premiership Rugby and France's Ligue Nationale de Rugby plan to launch their own breakaway competition – the Rugby Champions Cup – in 2014.
The move by top English and French clubs is gathering what looks like an unstoppable momentum and they have extended an invitation to Celtic and Italian teams to join them as they serve a notice period to leave both the Heineken and Amlin Challenge Cup competitions.
Back rower and lock Coombs was at the official Welsh and English launch of the Heineken Cup and Amlin Challenge Cup at the Millennium Stadium today where optimistic European Rugby Cup chief executive Derek McGrath stressed "the door is still open" over a possible compromise.
Coombs' Dragons side are in the same group as Mogliano, Bath and Bordeaux Bègles for the secondary Amlin Challenge Cup.
And although he looks forward to competing in the much improved tournament, he is eyeing the prospect of qualifying for the far more illustrious Heineken Cup next year, although the future is incredibly uncertain.
"We'd obviously love to play in the Heineken Cup but we'll settle for the Amlin for this season and see how we go from there," he said.
"Hopefully the Heineken will still be here, obviously there's a lot of debate at the moment but it's something the Dragons have tried to get into for the last few seasons.
"It'll be disappointing if it's not around next season because we are developing as a squad and we feel it's an achievable ambition to get into the Heineken and it's something we are working on to try and do.
"So hopefully it'll be here next year and hopefully we'll able to make it in there.
"It's massive and it's a competition you grow up watching as a kid and it's shame if it wasn't here for our kids to watch."
The Dragons kick off their Amlin campaign at home against Mogliano on Friday, October 11 before facing Bath away on Saturday, October 19.
And Coombs is looking forward to their European adventure: "It's huge for us. We are trying to develop ourselves as a squad in all areas and it's a great opportunity to show we can compete with European sides.
"First and foremost we can't take Mogliano for granted, we had two convincing wins over them last season, however I'm sure they've improved quite a lot over the last season and we've got to play well to beat them first and if we can get a good solid result against them, then we'll be in a good place going down to Bath."
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What is the greatest technological advance of the past 100 years? That was the question considered a few years ago by America's National Academy of Engineering. The experts picked an achievement without which most of our modern inventions would be useless: North America's power grid.
On 14 August 2003 a large section of this grid failed leaving 50m people in the US and Canada without power. And not just without power; in Cleveland pumping stations shut down leaving people without water; in Toronto subways were out of action for several days. Then it happened in Europe. In quick succession major power outages occurred in Southern Sweden and in Italy.
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Odd Håkon Hoelsæter, CEO Statnett and Chairman Nord Pool;
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