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Fly Now: The National Air and Space Museum Poster Collection
Throughout their history, posters have been a significant means of mass communication, often with striking visual effect. Wendy Wick Reaves, the Smithsonian Portrait Gallery Curator of Prints and Drawings, comments that "sometimes a pictorial poster is a decorative masterpiece-something I can't walk by without a jolt of aesthetic pleasure. Another might strike me as extremely clever advertising … But collectively, these 'pictures of persuasion,' as we might call them, offer a wealth of art, history, design, and popular culture for us to understand. The poster is a familiar part of our world, and we intuitively understand its role as propaganda, promotion, announcement, or advertisement."
Reaves' observations are especially relevant for the impressive array of aviation posters in the National Air and Space Museum's 1300+ artifact collection. Quite possibly the largest publicly-held collection of its kind in the United States, the National Air and Space Museum's posters focus primarily on advertising for aviation-related products and activities. Among other areas, the collection includes 19th-century ballooning exhibition posters, early 20th-century airplane exhibition and meet posters, and twentieth-century airline advertisements.
The posters in the collection represent printing technologies that include original lithography, silkscreen, photolithography, and computer-generated imagery. The collection is significant both for its aesthetic value and because it is a unique representation of the cultural, commercial and military history of aviation. The collection represents an intense interest in flight, both public and private, during a significant period of its technological and social development.
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UNITED AIRLINES ROYAL PACIFIC SERVICE. Blue, red, white, orange and gold illustrated print advertising air travel between the United States, Southeast Asia, and Australia. On a white background, two blue and white globes, one depicting North and South America and one depicting Asia and Australia are joined. Route maps are shown by curving yellow lines and red dots with city names. At bottom, an orange, red, and blue stripe. Full text: at top within a blue and gold strip, "ROYAL PACIFIC SERVICE" in gold sans-serif font. Below the globes, "Welcome to the expanding world of the "Friendly Skies" in a blue sans-serif font. At bottom, "UNITED AIRLINES" in blue sans-serif font below the company logo of two blue and red "U" shapes.
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Sponsor
- United Airlines Inc.
- Date
- circa 1986
- Type
- ART-Posters, Original Art Quality
- Medium
- Poster, Advertising, Commercial Aviation
- Dimensions
- 2-D - Unframed (H x W): 71.1 x 55.9cm (28 x 22 in.)


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It was a dismal weekend, with total ticket sales down 20% from last year. Not only that, but a horror movie, albeit a pretty good one, has taken the top spot. Did Hollywood underestimate the movie-going public? Do these numbers indicate that America is finally taking a stand against generic would-be blockbusters? Or are movies really now so bad that "Despicable Me 2" is apparently the biggest boon of the summer? Will "The Conjuring" be another flash-in-the-pan like "The Purge" (debuted number one and then suffered one of the largest box office drops of the summer)? We still have a few more weeks to see how the summer pans out, but this appears to be the summer of big-budget disappointments—"The Lone Ranger," "Grown Ups 2" beating "Pacific Rim," etc. Do you think "The Wolverine" will pick big budget movies up by the bootstraps next week or should we all just patiently wait for a somewhat intelligent comedy like "The World's End" in a month?
With a big debut of $41.5 million, James Wan's R-rated "The Conjuring" made back more than double its budget ($20 million) for Warner Bros. within the opening weekend alone. Starring Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson as paranormal investigators, the couple are called on to help a family with a supernatural presence in their barn. Harkening back to "The Amityville Horror," it's sure to send chills down your spine, which may help with the summer heat. Let's see if it gets 'Purge'd next weekend or the growing buzz will generate more ticket sales from people willingly wanting to be spooked out. Certainly, WB is banking on the latter as they already have a sequel cooking. Check out our review here.
In second place, "Despicable Me 2" is still most liked amongst families and youngsters with $25.1 million for the weekend and a grand total of $276 million, crossing the domestic $275 million mark and the worldwide $500 million mark. In third place, "Turbo" debuted with $21.5 million. The original cartoon (not a sequel!) is about a garden snail (voiced by Ryan Reynolds) who pursues his dream of not just racing in but winning the Indy 500. Unfortunately for Fox, the $135 million-budgeted movie did not outrun (outslime? outslip?) the charms of Gru (voiced by Steve Carell) and his minions. Check out our review here.
Get ready to yack, "Grown Ups 2" is in fourth with $20 million and proving to be the most profitable (and therefore best?) thing from Sony this summer, the studio that brought you "After Earth" and "White House Down." Next up, "Red 2" opened in a depressing fifth place with $18.5 million, behind the original "Red" opening weekend of $21.7 million back in 2010, perhaps suggesting this was a sequel no one wanted. A star-filled cast with a tried-true (but now tired?) premise, the whole Red gang is back (Bruce Willis, John Malkovich, Helen Mirren, Mary-Louise Parker) with the fun additions of Soviet spy Catherine Zeta-Jones and absent-minded professor/nuclear scientist Anthony Hopkins to save the world. Although the original made over $200 million worldwide, this opening weekend does not bode well for a repeat or a "Red 3" hat trick, although the film may come out all right in foreign markets with big stars, big action and all. Check out our review here.
In sixth, "Pacific Rim" is keeping its head above water with $15.9 million for the weekend, but despite geek and critic hopes that it would follow the way of "World War Z" (still in the top ten in its fifth week), the robot-monster movie doesn't look like it's going to stay around much longer with the largest percentage dip of the top ten.
In seventh, with the most disappointing debut of the weekend and possibly entire summer, "R.I.P.D." made $12.8 million for the weekend, which is made all the more painful when you realize not only did it waste time and talent but also $130 million worth of money. Directed by Robert Schwenke (the man behind "Red" and "Flightplan") and starring Ryan Reynolds, Jeff Bridges and Mary-Louise Parker, a cop (Reynolds) dies and is recruited by the R.I.P.D. to team up with another dead cop (Bridges) to round up souls on the run. Sounding a bit like "M.I.B." meets "Ghostbusters," check out our not-so-favorable review here. For some perspective, this movie opened lower than "Battleship" (which only earned $25 million in its first weekend), but it also cost less to produce ("Battleship" cost roughly $209 million), but it's easily Universal's biggest bomb since. Between "R.I.P.D." and "Turbo 2," Ryan Reynolds might need some serious career rehab. Universal has already started to scale back "R.I.P.D." marketing (according to THR), although they're not in the red quite yet, as they are still swimming in "Despicable Me 2" mega-profits.
In eighth with the slightest percentage drop, "The Heat" is still warm with $9.3 million. Rounding out the top ten, "World War Z" has yet to be snuffed out in ninth with $5.2 million and "Monsters University" earned a passing grade in tenth with $5 million (and its a breath away from the domestic $250 million mark).
As for specialty box office, Joshua Oppenheimer's "The Act of Killing" came out in front with the best opening per-theater-average of the weekend and best for a documentary so far this year. The Danish-English-Norwegian production (led by executive producers Werner Herzog and Errol Morris) catches up with Indonesian gangster Anwar Congo, who was also a founder of the Pemuda Pancasila (an Indonesian right-wing regime). Recreating the killings committed by he and his friends, Anwar Congo and friends open up about the killings themselves and their feelings towards violence. Distributed by Drafthouse Films, the film opened in one theater and made $28,067. In second place and in its second week, holdover Ryan Coogler's "Fruitvale Station" expanded from 7 to 34 theaters and made a very substantial $742,272 (up an astonishing 92% from last week) for The Weinstein Company, averaging $21,832 per theater. In third, Gabriela Cowperthwaite's "Blackfish" opened in four theaters and made $66,500, averaging $16,625 per theater. The aquatic documentary explores both sides of keeping killer whale Tilikum in captivity—yes, we all love Shamu, but would you be as thrilled to go to Seaworld if you knew he was a serial killer with a body count of 3? In fourth place, Andrew Bujalski's "Computer Chess" opened in one theater and made $18,322. Distributed by Kino Lorber, the nerd-centric comedy follows a man vs. computer chess tournament in the 1980s, with a John Henry-style human spirit vs. technology theme. In fifth place and in its third week, holdover Nat Faxon's and Jim Rash's "The Way, Way Back" is still holding strong after expanding from 79 to 304 theaters and is set to expand even farther in the 650-750 range. This weekend, the film made $2,240,000, averaging $7,368 per theater. Unfortunately, the indie box office also suffered slight disappointments with 2 star-led films that appear to have possibly opened in too many theaters. Nicolas Winding Refn's follow-up to "Drive," "Only God Forgives" starring Ryan Gosling opened in 78 theaters and made a more-than-decent $315,000, but only averaged $4,038 per theater. Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini's "Girl Most Likely" starring Kristen Wiig and Annette Bening opened in 353 theaters and made pretty nice figure $736,005, but again only averaged $2,085 per theater.
1. The Conjuring (Warner Bros.) - $41,530,000
2. Despicable Me 2 (Universal) - $25,059,000 ($276,159,000)
3. Turbo (Fox) - $21,500,000
4. Grown Ups 2 (Sony) – $20,000,000 ($79,500,000)
5. Red 2 (Lionsgate) - $18,500,000
6. Pacific Rim (Warner Bros.) - $15,955,000 ($68,235,000)
7. R.I.P.D. (Universal) - $12,763,000
8. The Heat (Fox) - $14,000,000 ($129,292,000)
9. World War Z (Paramount) - $5,200,000 ($186,941,000)
10. Monsters University (Buena Vista) - $5,005,000 ($248,998,000)


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Top Chef: Just Desserts: Judges Reaction To Malika And Seth's Departure.
October 07, 2010 12:30 PM by Lori Wilson
Two contestants went home last night from Top Chef: Just Desserts and not because they were eliminated at the Judge's Table. In a surprising turn of events, Seth Caro's panic attack led to his dismissal, while Malika Ameen opted to leave even though her dessert was loved by all the judges. Top Chef: Just Desserts judges Johnny Iuzzini and Gail Simmons weighed in on the dramatic twists.
The single mother from Chicago, Malika Ameen, who lost her restaurant, her father and her marriage before joining Top Chef: Just Desserts, left the competition because she didn't feel the joy cooking in that environment. She felt good about leaving to be with her kids and to allow the other contestants who wanted to stay another chance to win it all.
Seth Caro, on the other hand, seemed to crack from the pressure and was deemed unable to continue by the producers after having a panic attack. We previously learned that the New York based chef's mother was having some health problems, which may have leant to his seemingly inability to cope with the stress of the competition.
In her blog on Bravo, when asked about the elimination challenge, judge Gail Simmons admitted Heather C.'s dessert was the weakest. She continued, "It would have been pretty easy to send Heather C. home again, but Malika just didn't want to be there. When someone is that adamant about it, you can't keep them around. I loved getting to know Malika. She's a talented, kind and gentle person. I know that she was happy to get home to her boys. She's an amazing mom, but she's also an amazing pastry chef, and I hope she doesn't lose sight of that. The pastry world is better because she's in it."
Regarding Seth Caro, judge Johnny Iuzzini stated in his Bravo blog, "I'm very sad to see Seth have to leave the show. He is tremendously talented, and I believe he would have shown us great technique and made really delicious food. Having been in a very similar situation a few years back when I lost my own mother, I sympathize and can relate to his emotional state. The best thing for Seth was to leave the show and to rejoin his family."
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Discover West Africa on an overland adventure from Dakar, Senegal to Accra, Ghana
The quintessential West Africa overland trip, this tour from Dakar to Ghana leaves no cultural, natural or historical stone unturned on its eastbound journey across the continent. Very much off-the-beaten-track, this is a fairly physically demanding tour that involves a lot of camping, hiking and trekking – though the bulk of it is undertaken in a comfortable overland truck. This is grassroots travelling at its very best; where you can really get involved in the communities and local people you meet along the way. From experiencing stunning birdlife and witnessing the last populations of West African lions, to getting involved in a community project in Ghana, this West African adventure takes in the best this part of the continent has to offer. Whether hanging out at the voodoo shrines, walking with butterflies at Mount Klouto or relaxing on the many serene beaches along the coast, West Africa is the ideal destination for travellers wanting a different travel experience.
- Start
- Dakar, Senegal
- Finish
- Accra, Ghana
- Countries
- Benin, Ivory Coast, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-bissau, Senegal, Togo
- Themes
- Overland
- Code
- Encounter the great mosques of Senegal
Day 1 Dakar
Day 2-3 Toubakouta/Sine-Saloum Delta
Day 4-5 Tendaba/Kiang West National Park
Day 6-7 Ziguinchor
Day 8-9 Cap Skirring
Day 10 Bush Camp
Day 11-12 Bissau
Day 13-14 Bush Camp
Day 15-17 Fouta Djallon
Day 18-19 Bush Camp
Day 20-21 Bureh Beach
Day 22-24 Freetown
Day 25-27 Tiwai Island Sanctuary
Day 28-30 Bush Camp/Kabala
Day 31-33 Bush Camp/Faranah
Day 34 Macenta
Day 35-37 Guinee Forestiere
Day 38-39 Bush Camp/Odienne
Day 40 Korhogo
Day 41-42 Yamoussoukro
Day 43-44 Grand Bassam
Day 45-46 Elmina
Day 47-48 Kumasi/Kakum National Park
Day 49-50 Accra
Day 51 Akosombo/Lake Volta
Day 52-53 Mount Klouto
Day 54-55 Bush Camp
Day 56-57 Tata Somba Region
Day 58-59 Pendjari National Park
Day 60 Bush Camp
Day 61 Abomey
Day 62 Ganvie
Day 63 Ouidah
Day 64-65 Grand Popo
Day 66-67 Agbodrafo
Day 68 Keta
Day 69-70 Accra
TransportCanoe, Overland vehicle
AccommodationBush camp (no facilities) (11 nights), Cabin (2 nights), Camping (with basic facilities) (2 nights), Camping (with facilities) (22 nights), Guesthouse (7 nights), Hotel (21 nights), Lodge (2 nights), Rondavel (2 nights)
Included activities
- Elmina Castle
- Entrance and Rainforest canopy walk, Kakum National Park
- Guided city tour of Togoville
- Guided Tour of Palace and Museum, Abomey
- Guided tour of the local cloth weavers
- Nature walk
- Pirogue (dug out canoe trip) on Lake Togo
- Sabre Trust School project, Elmina
- Stilt Village Boat Trip
- Tour of Tata Somba houses
- Visit Akosombo Dam
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A special dinner tonight with Gerry - the Hotel Manager and a few other well chosen guests. Wines supplied by the ship which was a great treat. Interesting to find out some of the ins and outs of provisioning the ship and getting the crew into tip-top shape for the summer cruises to the Antarctic. Drinks in the bar after dinner also courtesy of Gerry which was greatly appreciated especially as tonight was Karioke night.


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Little Witch Parfait: Kuroneko Mahouten Monogatari will release in 2012 March!
The new Little Witch Parfait visual-novel going to release in 2012 for Sony PSP.
Port from the PC to PSP!
Little Witch Parfait: Kuroneko Mahouten Monogatari going to release on 8th of March in 2012!
The game going to release for Sony PSP and the price will be 6090 Yen for the normal edition and 8190 Yen for the Limited Edition version game.
The first Little With Parfait first release in 1999 in Japan for PC only.
The second one release in 2005 also for PC.
The new PSP version Little Witch Parfait: Kuroneko Mahouten Monogatari is the full rework of the 1999's fist PC version game!
Of course the characters and the design also going to re-make for the modern PSP but the basic story will be the same.
Parfait Shucrell is a young witch, who is yet in training and full of clumsiness in raising a potion shop called Black Cat Market run by her mother and Parfait's black cat, Sakemas, who can amazingly talk. A year ago from the time this game was set, her mother had died from an illness - her father was a famous wizard who died from saving the kingdom when Parfait was young.
At the beginning, Parfait introduces herself and tells the player that she is almost at the risk of losing her beloved shop (the only remains of her mother), for Parfait has to pay the debt of 1,000,000G (gold) by 12 months to keep the shop running. As a normal shop, there seems no hope for raising the Black Cat Market's fame.
In the game we have 10 month to increase the popularity of the shop.
And not just the popularity but we also need to earn 10 million G (money in the game) to repay the loan money.
To creat products we have to go in to the mountain, forest, beach etc. to get the materials and do the right products for the customers.
After we creat the item we can creat the own price. So can sell it for cheap or for exensive, depends on you but don't forget!
10 months and 10 million!
Main characters
Parfait Sucreal
She is the main character in the game.
We will play with her character.
She's 14 years old, full in energy and always looking for new friends.
Never angry, never loud but she's so said when she's think about to lose her shop.
The Black Cat from the game.
Until a few month ago Sakemasu was a normal male cat but now he can speak the people language and can understand them.
He fully supports Parfait and the shop
Reinette Kirsche
14 years old girl.
Classmate of Parfait in the Magic Academy and owner of the rival shop of the Parfait's shop.
Because of magic or who knows she always smile.
Cocotte Kirsche
Sister of Reinette and first class year in the Magic Academy.
She's 12 years old and looking for new friends in the Academy because she's alone in this time.
Always smiling like her sister and very gentle.
She's the poster girl of the rival store!
Flore Milfia
Parfait's class mate in the Academy, she's also 14 years old.
She and Parfait are close friends from their childhoods and she tries to help in manage Parfait's Black Cat shop.
Sadly, Flore borned as a weak child so she can get in sick in a short time specially in winter.
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He's a 16 years old gentle prince and an idol of the kingdom.
But he want freedom and normal life than fixed king life.
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Fixed-Gear Fetish: Have an obsession? Eric Ambel used to admit to just one: guitars. When he plays in singer Steve Earle's band, he has a huge collection of them to choose from. But now, he's collecting something completely different: fixed-gear bicycles. And he's not the only one obsessed with this retro form of riding.
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San Antonio Spurs point guard Tony Parker did not have the ideal game. He left the contest in the third quarter with a bruised shin, his team lost, and he had the most embarrassing free-throw attempt of the night. Before exiting, he stepped to the charity stripe to knock down two free-throws. The 74.7 percent career free-throw shooter didn't just miss the first one, but air-balled it.
Parker did make the second one.
The 31-year-old finished with 8 points, 6 assists and one extremely poorly missed free throw as the Spurs fell to the Los Angeles Clippers 115-92.
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Long the preferred streaming service for filmmakers thanks to its high quality and clean interface, Vimeo seriously upped its game this spring by announcing Vimeo On Demand, a service allowing all Vimeo Pro members to rent or sell their videos, setting their own prices and geographic regions of availability. The 90/10 revenue split in favor of the creators made it a potentially major new force in self-distribution, a step forward that CEO Kerry Trainor has been overseeing since joining the company in March of last year.
Since its founding by Jake Lodwick and Zach Klein in 2004, Vimeo's had a clear identity as the high-end alternative to the broad platform that is YouTube. "Because of its deep focus on providing quality tools and an uncluttered environment, Vimeo has become the platform of choice for independent filmmakers," said Trainor. He added that the company's approach has been to develop its business model around that fact, rather than work in the other direction.
In that way, Trainor said, Vimeo On Demand has been a natural extension of Vimeo's existing platform, going from empowering filmmakers and other video creators to sharing their work to empowering them to monetize it. And it's come at a key time of growing interest in self-distribution and maintaining ownership of films.
An easy one -- the launch of Vimeo On Demand, which was announced at an event at SXSW in March, accompanied by a screening of acclaimed Oscar-nominated indie animator Don Hertzfeldt's first feature, "It's Such a Beautiful Day," available via the new initiative.
While Trainor didn't cite specifics, he pointed out the difficulties in balancing the need to grow with staying true to Vimeo's core identity.
Expanding without compromising. "Even as we look to grow, we need to stay true to what's made Vimeo special," Trainor said. "It's exactly the challenge that you'd hope to have. If we're true [to that], there are incredible opportunities to build a company for the long term."
Leeden Media will be releasing the Neil LaBute-scripted "Some Girl(s)," starring Adam Brody, Kristen Bell and Jennifer Morrison, on Vimeo On Demand on June 28, the same day the film is getting a limited theatrical release. It'll be another first for the company, and one that should serve as an interesting test case for how viable eschewing a deal with a small-scale distributor in favor of holding onto the rights with this type of DIY approach can be for an indie of that size.


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Arrival in Berlin!
Bryan Carr- Today was the first day in Berlin, and, for some guys, the first day in Germany let alone another country. Yesterday, Monday May 8, very effectively blended into today considering we left the Wabash campus at eight o'clock in the morning and arrived in Deutschland at eight o'clock on Tuesday morning. We experienced a four and a half hour lay-over in Newark, NJ, before we boarded flight number 0096 service to Berlin, in which members of the group played cards, grabbed something to eat, and carried on friendly conversations with the college-age women passing by. The flight took approximately seven and a half hours, and we landed at ten after eight in the morning. The in-flight movie, Rumor Has It, starring Jennifer Aniston and Kevin Costner, was entertaining to say the least. The only problem was that the flight crew decided to start the movie at one o'clock in the morning. After landing and collecting our luggage at the baggage claim, we started the trek to Lette'm Sleep Hostel located on Lettestrasse in Berlin (a little creative pun in the name). The journey between the Airport and the Hostel was no small task; we had thirteen guys each with a carry-on and a suitcase, and even some with two pieces of luggage. We thundered down the serene cobblestone streets like bulls in a china shop, showing our true American character. Professors Byrnes and Tucker left us at a shopping center while they went and checked into their Pension, and returned thirty minutes later to escort the thundering herd to the hostel. After dropping off our baggage we immediately started our tour of the city. We started in the Alexander Platz, continued through the Nikolaiviertel (oldest portion of the city rebuilt), and then to the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedänkniss Kirche (A church destroyed in World War II and left in ruins as a memorial). After the church, we were left to do whatever we wanted: shop at the biggest department store in Europe, KaDeWe, return to the hostel, or whatever. We all met for dinner and dined at the Bayerisch Michtel, a southern German restaurant. After dinner, the group split to do different things and get ready for Tuesday.
Kevin Witt- The trip began as we concluded our 8 hour flight from Newark Airport at the Berlin Tegel Airport. Exhausted, we collected our luggage and headed for the lobby. After riding various modes of public transportation, we were left to blunder through Berlin with our wheeled suitcases to make our way to our Hostel. We truly looked like American tourists, aimlessly walking through Berlin. Lunch was a God-send. Thürigen sausage and beer; that's all I've got to say. We began to tour the Alexanderplatz and the buildings therein, and soon it came time to part with Dr. Byrnes. We browsed the goods at the KDW, and then some of us went to recuperate from some jet-lag. We met Dr. Byrnes and Dr. Tucker at a traditional Bavarian restaurant, and we ate, drank, and were merry. Being in Berlin, a completely new place for me, has certainly been an eye-opener, and I'm glad I'm here.


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As up to 40 prisoners in Dubai Central Jail for bouncing cheques are thought to be taking part in a hunger strike to push for reform of the country's insolvency laws, a Dubai-based bank has launched a drive to get the UAE's spendthrift residents into the alien habit of saving money.
In a campaign that strangely reminds me of Ikea's effort to get us to "chuck out the chintz", Emirates NBD is encouraging customers to "cut the coffee" in an attempt to reduce their personal expenses so they can start saving. A daily latte habit, for example, could be preventing you from saving upwards of AED 3,600 (£600) a year. Other money-saving ideas proposed by the bank include turning off the lights, keeping the air-conditioning above 25˚C, using group-buying websites and shopping for bargains in the sales (or presumably in Poundstretcher, when it opens).
To most of us, these tips seem obvious, but the Dubai Department of Economic Development recently found that a staggering 50 per cent of Dubai residents will ultimately return to their home countries with nothing saved except the sand in their shoes.
In October 2011 I looked at the reasons why UAE expats don't manage to save money. Common problems were underestimating the cost of setting up in Dubai; salaries not keeping up with the cost of living; being tempted into living beyond one's means; and feeling the pressure to keep up with colleagues and friends on higher salaries. For many, things are so bad that getting out of debt was cited as the number one New Year's resolution in the UAE this year.
And while you may not think much of running up the odd credit card debt or borrowing money to make ends meet, to take out a loan in the UAE without funds to cover it is to take a big gamble. Although Sharjah has recently started an initiative to settle bounced cheque cases out of court, to date, bouncing a cheque in the UAE is a criminal offence that can – and often does – land you in jail. The protest currently said to be taking place in Dubai Central Jail is an attempt to decriminalise this offence, allowing debtors a chance to pay back what they owe without being incarcerated.
But back to the savings. UAE residents serious about setting aside some money are invited by Emirates NBD to visit the "pay yourself first" Facebook page, where they can calculate how much money they fritter away on habits such as smoking, eating out, talking on the phone or buying a daily coffee. Those serious about making a change are invited to take the "pay yourself first" pledge – at the time of writing, a week after the campaign's launch, 257 people had done so. It's a start, I guess.
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Well, it was a thoroughly depressing week of football for the Cleveland Browns, and it was exasperated by expectations after Browns fans tasted victory for the first time. It was a disappointment as Browns fans collectively predicted a 27-21 victory for the good guys. As it turned out it was 17-13 and a bit of an ugh-fest. Here are all your predictions.
The offensive line didn't kill in the running game, but they kept Weeden clean. He got hit six times, but no sacks.
The Browns defense got three sacks. Good prediction. I would say though it didn't feel like a very good game in terms of QB pressure. The Browns had to blitz in order to get pressure, and they didn't seem to get it all that often.
No interceptions this week. Probably had something to do with the relative lack of pressure.
Only two when Browns fans clearly expected three. Although, if Josh Gordon catches that one ball…
Good prediction again. And yet Browns fans predicted a seven point win. How'd they lose this one again?
The Browns gave up 148, but the Colts were persistent. 37 rushes including three by Andrew Luck.
Anyone guess only 55? Seven people. Nice game plan. 41 passes compared to 17 rushes.
264 and another good Browns fan prediction.
A clean sheet for Weeden, although one of his rockets easily could have been picked off.
Only 186, but as I said before, the Colts were persistent with the running game even with their number one running back out.
It was competitive until the fourth quarter.
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Yesterday's rant from Damon Bruce has been picked up by several outlets, including Awful Announcing, Deadspin, SFGate, NBC Bay Area, Mediaite, The Mercury News and SB Nation. For those who missed Damon Bruce's opening segment today where he responded to the "outrage du jour," as he termed it, I transcribed it in full:
I'm a big boy. I made my bed, we'll lay in it here.
(Spends a couple minutes tipping his cap to Stanford's football team before mentioning today's guests.)
… and also my mom with her NFL picks. And she's going to tell you, I'm not the misogynist Deadspin or Awful Announcing told you I was.
So, we live in an over-reactionary culture. And you know what? I'm sure part of that overreaction was mine.
Let me begin with a nobody-asked-me-for-it, not my program director, not one person … let me begin with an apology. The point that I was trying to make yesterday went astray when the focus became women. Women was not the point I was trying to make. It was the feminization of the way we now talk about and cover sports. And that applies to a lot of the guys that do it. I did get off track with the whole women … ladies, I love you. If you think differently, you're out of your minds.
I mean, seriously. Calling me a misogynist is a completely ridiculous thing. Now I even said, "Some people will call me a misogynist for saying this," and then I went on to say what I said. Here's what I mean. I guess I need to have a "here's what I mean" segment" following up to yesterday's now formed into outrage du jour.
It is amazing that people want everybody fired the minute … it's not just enough to turn the station or not listen to me. You must have me fired. "Damon, I've never heard you before but you got to go." I've been getting that text all morning long.
Let me get back to the point that I'm trying to make. And I probably did a poor job at it yesterday. I think I'm going to do a better job at it today.
Sports is … let me start over. Let me start over. If sports were a newborn baby. If professional sports and major college sports were a newborn baby coming back from the hospital, would that baby be a boy or a girl? There are an awful lot more gender influences of male in the world of sports than there are female. And the reason why is because the sport of football is like, literally a men's only club. Now, softball's close enough to baseball where there's a lot of co-mingling there. There's not a lot of coed football teams at any level.
And one of the things that it seems a lot of people who cover football … with the way that math is now involved in everything we do, sabermetrics have invited a level of intellectual into the sporting arena like there's never been before. This isn't just like land of meatheads anymore. Nor should it be. I'm not calling for a return to that.
But understand that there will be things here that you don't like. You say you want transparency. You say you want transparency, but then there's column after column of things we don't like, and this has got to stop immediately, and we need swift policy changes for everything involved because I don't like this one thing that I wasn't supposed to see in the first place.
Intimidation is a part of football. You can't remove intimidation from football any more than you can remove gravity from skydiving. It's part of it. James Harrison. "Hard Knocks" this last time around, intimidated everybody he could. Cameramen, teammates, coaches, locker room, on the field, off the field, everybody. Some guys are like that.
When it comes to the whole who's right, who's wrong in the Dolphins locker room, and clearly that is a dysfunctional franchise. Everybody wants to focus on General Manager Jeff Ireland. General Manager Jeff Ireland was quoted to Jonathan Martin's agent, who called him to complain about Richie Incognito, saying, "Well, why didn't he just hit him?"
And "OH MY GOD, DID THE GM ACTUALLY TELL THE …"
And everyone's reacting to that. And while the whole world is sitting around, again, fascinated by shapes and colors, I'm looking for angles. And here's what I hear: listen to how ingrained the machismo culture is in the NFL. A guy who literally builds the team talking to a player's representative in an actual we're-having-a-business-conversation, without even batting an eye, without even thinking a thought or hesitating to say … said, "Well, why don't you just punch the guy?" Because that's how common it is.
Now let's say Jonathan Martin hauled off and whaled on Richie Incognito day one. Does that mean it all ends right there? Here's the thing: we'll never know. We will never know where this would've ended if Jonathan Martin, and I do believe this is part of it — I'm not coming off of this point. Jonathan Martin did a terrible job standing up for himself.
My point is, and I totally lost the point when I was trying to say this is a women issue. But if you have been sensitized with overt political correctness being jammed down your throat over the last few years. If you are in the world of sports to have a violent, visceral almost disgusted reaction to everything that happens that you might not like, get out of the kitchen, it's too hot in here for you. And I'm not saying that to ladies, I'm saying that to everybody.
Don't like sports? The amount of people who cover sports who don't even like sports is through the roof. And I'm saying, go cover something else if you don't like this. We told you, or maybe we didn't tell you. I did yesterday and I was then labeled a bad guy across the internet. I'm telling you again, the first rule of fight club is we don't talk about fight club. You demand transparency and then complain about what you see. You're not going to like everything you see. The world of sports is not all of the sudden going to start changing its rules every time you're offended by something, or every time somebody has a tear run down their cheek, or every time somebody has emotional distress. We're not changing anything.
Look, the Miami Dolphins are going to go through a coaching change, a front office change, it's going to be hell or high water over there. Everything is going to be flipped on its head. And if you think for a second that now every single NFL locker room is going to change because of that, you're crazy. If you think Bountygate has eliminated the notion of Bountygate in the NFL, you're crazy. They're just not talking about it anymore. You're crazy.
This is a sport played by not nice guys. Period. There is a reason why, more than any other sport, sirens follow success in football. All the time. There is a different breed of cat playing this game. The guy who plays football for a living wasn't almost a baseball player. They're two totally different human beings. Two totally different wirings.
I now watch people who cover hockey for a living have to stop and write a "hockey should be banned" every single time, or "fighting should be banned in hockey" every single time everybody drops the gloves. Fighting should be banned, fighting should be banned, fighting should be banned … hey, shut up, brand new, just-got-here blogger! Shut up! Fighting's in hockey because that's where it needs to be. Because of these guys didn't fight a little, they'd be swinging hockey sticks double axe handle style all over each other.
I'm tired of reading how sports are now too rough for everybody. Jonathan Martin could've done a much better job. Richie Incognito could've done a much better job. The Miami Dolphins should not be used as the example of how to handle things like this because they totally blew it. They totally blew it. Now let's not us blow it by saying, "Oh my God. These guys who play football, some of them are not nice guys." Yeah, thank you very much for the news flash. Really? Thank you. I appreciate that.
What's amazing is yesterday, you know, I did say a lot of women make great contributions to sports and I even named one, Wendy Thurm, and she's the one who started transcribing and sending it out to anyone who'd catch outrage du jour more than anyone. And I said I'm a big fan of her work. Again, if you're the type of person who hears something they don't like and your instinct is, "I need to start transcribing this," and you don't just change the channel, I can't relate to that. I can't even relate to that, I don't want to relate to that. If you, to get through your day, need to define me as a misogynist and just leave it at that based on one segment you probably didn't even listen to, you go right ahead. No skin off my back. I'll be over here talking about sports with the grownups. And that's how it will maintain.
(Break for the "Nooner" segment)
The whole point I am making is that everybody who gets offended by something has to make a federal case out of it. So in a way you helped me make my point, and I'm tired of it. Everybody grow up a little bit. Everybody be prepared to hear a thing or two in life that, oh, you don't 100% agree with? Well, if only you had a vote with your finger on your radio … Everybody loves to complain, everybody loves the things that they hate. And there are a lot of people loving me today.


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A check on Daxter Miles, tourneys and Dixon cousins
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The former Baltimore guard is now at Notre Dame Prep in Fitchburg, Mass. Even his coach, Ryan Hurd, understands the dearth of information surrounding his team and players.
"I know," he said. "Just call me."
Which I was able to do.
"Daxter is coming along," Hurd said. "He's making a little noise. He hurt his ankle two days after we started practice and wasn't able to go until three days before the season.
"He might have rushed it a little bit and was slow getting into the flow. But it helped that prep schools have three weeks off for Christmas. Now he's doing a lot of good things."
Hurd and his team were traveling through Maine for a weekend tournament when he gave the rundown.
"He wasn't effective for the first 10 to 12 games," Hurd said of Miles. "He went from averaging seven or eight points to around 21 in the last six games after the [Christmas] break."
Miles is starting at the shooting-guard spot. Jarvis Garrett, who was deciding between Marquette and Rhode Island, is the point guard.
"To me, Daxter plays with a chip on his shoulder," Hurd said. "That's what we like here. He needs refined, but he's been able to adapt. He has this extra year and doesn't have to learn on West Virginia's time."
What does Miles most have to improve?
"Efficiency," Hurd said. "One word. I tell him just because he has all these tricks doesn't mean he has to use them all the time.
"He wants to create, get in the lane and score. He wants to get a little contact. That's great, but you have to be efficient."
Before the weekend, the Crusaders were 14-5.
Beckley will host the Big Atlantic Classic Invitational at the Raleigh County Convention Center. The feature game there will be Oak Hill (Va.) Academy and Arlington Country Day at 7:20 p.m. on Wednesday.
Oak Hill is ranked No. 4 in the latest USA Today Super 25 poll and features 6-foot-6 wing players and brothers Caleb and Cody Martin. They signed as a package with North Carolina State. B.J. Stith signed with Virginia.
Country Day, out of Jacksonville, Fla., features 6-5 point guard Brandone Francis, who has signed to play for Billy Donovan and Florida. (WVU offered.)
Huntington St. Joseph Prep, No. 12 in the USA Today poll, is hosting the tournament. You've read about the Irish talent in this space.
Huntington Prep will face Trent High of Texas at 8:15 p.m. on Thursday and North Carolina's Kennedy High, which features Akron signee B.J. Gladden, on Friday.
Both tournaments have scads of local teams involved, and the Huntington event also includes Genesis Academy of Lynchburg, Va. That team has several high major prospects, including Greg Williams, Josh Hall and Mike Williams, all with Atlantic Coast Conference suitors.
I've been curious about the new hoops talent - cousins Dikembe and Montrell Dixon - at Mingo Central High. Dikembe is a 6-7 guard. Montrell is a 6-7 guard/forward who lives in the same house. They were in Bardstown, Ky., before moving to the Matewan area. Dikembe's sister plays hoops at Marshall.
Dikembe Dixon has received interest from many schools, including WVU, Marshall, Louisville, Kentucky, Memphis, Connecticut, Iowa State and Illinois.
"They're skilled," said Mingo Central athletic director Ted Kinder. "There's no definite date when they'll play. They need 14 practices [according to SSAC rules], so it will at least be another week."
Should be fun to follow.
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News: MALS-14 spends sports day hard at play
Story by Lance Cpl. Andrea Cleopatra Dickerson
CHERRY POINT, N.C. - Nearly 100 Marines with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 14 gathered for fun in the sun March 28 during a sports tournament hosted by the squadron's Single Marine Program.
The competition included flag football, volleyball and kickball games played among four teams of single and unaccompanied Marines who participated. The total number of points scored during all three events determined the victor.
"What better way to foster camaraderie and build unit morale than to host an event like this?" said Cpl. Kevin Walker, the Single Marine Program Council president.
Though the teams were comprised of players of all skill levels, the Marines were able to laugh and have a good time said Sgt. Gwaltney Marshall, an aircraft maintenance administrative specialist with MALS-14.
"I'm not really that good at a few of the sports, but I'm still having fun even though my team is losing badly," he said. "This is helping us strengthen our bond."
The unit's first SMP event of the quarter went off without a hitch, said Walker. The program offers the Marines a variety of activities, including an upcoming 4 Lenses workshop which will give participants an opportunity to assess their personalities and learn to understand their strengths and potential.
In addition to earning bragging rights, the winning team, Loaf Affiliated, will have their names engraved on a trophy.
"Although I've only been to one unit SMP event so far, I plan to attend more," said Marshall. "I think events like this are important. We work together and live together, but this helps us really get to know each other."
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Ladelle Andrews Hamilton Jr.
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Height: 6-3 Weight: 190 lbs.
Born: November 8, 1950 in Ruston, LA
High School: Ruston
College: LSU (school history) (Hamilton college stats)
Drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 4th round (97th overall) of the 1972 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 2 (11632nd overall since 1950)
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My commute takes me past a group of day laborers. They wait, every morning, at a corner for contractors, painters or landscapers to pull up and pay them cash for manual labor.
We exchange a wave and/or greeting, when I ride by. Several of them have commented about my bike, when I've been waiting at the red light.
So, this morning, at the cross street just prior to this intersection, a car pulls out into my lane, right in front of me. I slam on the brakes to keep from hitting his door and yell something along the lines of "WTF are you doing, dip-$@*#?!"
He shoots me the bird and I return the favor. That could have been the end of it, but the light, just half a block up, had turned red and I pull up behind him. He gives me his assumptions of my maternal relations along with some thoughtful suggestions of where I should ride my bike. Before I could even respond, four or five of the day-laborers had descended on the passenger side of his car and were assailing him with a barrage of insults, (in both English and Spanish) and telling him not to mess with "our boy."
He looked pretty surprised to now be dealing with more than just a puny, middle-aged man on a bicycle. The light changed and he took off, I waved with gratitude to my buddies and continued on to work.
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Kurt is currently the Speaker of the House in the Minnesota House of Representatives. As speaker he leads the House Majority Caucus. Prior to his election to State Representative, Kurt served 6 years as an Isanti County Commissioner and was a Stanford Town Board Supervisor from 1999-2005.
He has been a champion of the taxpayers during his time in office. On the county board, he led the fight to solve a $2.2 million deficit without raising taxes. He brought those skills to St. Paul where he helped balance the state budget without raising taxes. Kurt's signature legislation to protect the taxpayers from fraud and abuse was authoring EBT Card (Welfare) Reform, which prevented EBT cards from being used at casinos or for alcohol and tobacco.
Rep. Daudt cares about the future of our community. He resides on the same farm his grandparents homesteaded in Crown. When he is not working for the taxpayers in St. Paul, he can be found working on Project 24, a non-profit organization he helped found that builds orphanages in Kenya.


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Green Juice Recipe With Apple and Carrot
A Reader Recipe: Green Juice With Apple and Carrot
If you juice at home, try this green juice recipe from POPSUGAR Fitness reader onehungrymess, she posted it in our Healthy Recipe group.
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Apple Carrot Green Juice
1 bunch spinach, stems removed (or a few large handfuls)
2 large handfuls baby carrots
1 1/2 medium size apples
1 tablespoon lemon juice
sweetener to taste (optional)
equal amounts water
Put lemon juice in the bottom of the glass with ice. Place spinach, apple, and carrots into the juicer. See how much juice is made, then add that same amount of water to the mix. If it's not sweet enough for you, add the other half of the apple or your sweetener of choice. Pour over ice, stir, sip and enjoy.
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Rihanna Reveals Racy New Bikini Photos
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Rihanna has a reputation for posting pouty photos of herself on Twitter and Facebook, and she just shared over 100 especially racy snaps from her January 2012 Hawaiian vacation. RiRi even uploaded a few of her stripping off her bikini top and splashing around under a waterfall.
Other photos from the songstress' vacation include ones of flaunting her toned abs, swimming with the sharks and goofing around on paddle boards with her friends.
The singer's enviable beach bod isn't exactly the result of a strict workout regimen. The VitaCoco spokeswoman told Us Weekly how she maintains her amazing figure.
"I don't really have a workout routine. I'm very inconsistent when it comes to actually working out, but I find other things to do that are active, like dancing," she said. "I love swimming - anything in the ocean. That's very, very good for your body."
The Battleship actress added that her recent weight loss wasn't intentional: "That was not something I even tried to do... I never weighed myself, so I don't know how much weight I was to know how much I lost… but I dropped two sizes down."
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Delburne School welcomes students from kindergarten through grade 12. There is a playschool program for 3 and 4 year olds and an active Moms and Tots group. We are a vibrant, family oriented community where rural living is at its best. A great place to kick off your boots and put down your roots!
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Aceh is the only Indonesian province under sharia or strict Muslim law. Indonesians recognize Aceh's people as a proud group that struggled for independence from the Dutch and more recently from Indonesia. Aceh is isolated from the world by Indonesia's attempt to control separatist rebels, hampering communication and relief efforts.
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A North Carolina judge is considering if personal text messages a former high-ranking Highway Patrol officer recieved from his assistant are public records that must be released.
The News & Observer of Raleigh reported Tuesday that Wake County Superior Court Judge Paul Gessner said he would read through documents before issuing an order.
Media organizations are suing the Department of Crime Control and Public Safety.
The agency contends disclosure laws don't require it to turn over text messages received on a state-issued BlackBerry that involve personal discussions.
An attorney representing media outlets said public employees should have no expectation of privacy for messages sent during work hours to a state-issued device.
The North Carolina Highway Patrol wants troopers to show they're not spending too much time talking and texting on personal phones while on the job.
The News & Observer of Raleigh reported Friday the patrol's leaders are working on a policy requiring troopers to provide supervisors with copies of their mobile phone bills.
Most troopers aren't provided with state-owned phones, but often carry personal phones while on duty.
The policy is part of ethics reforms coming after a series of embarrassing episodes involving troopers' misconduct.
In one case, a high-ranking trooper was forced to resign over thousands of text messages sent to his secretary, some of which included sexual banter.


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