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The 28-year-old movie star showed off some major side boob in her new bathing suit, and it was unflattering to say the least.
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In 1951, we found a different kind of gold in Papua New Guinea
It was over fifty years after gold was first discovered, but in 1951 a gold rush of a different kind happened in Port Moresby – the quest for liquid gold – beer. While local brews existed, most beers were imported. South Pacific Breweries was founded by a group of local entrepreneurs in pursuit of a beer that would quench the Territorians' insatiable thirst. And it started paying off almost immediately. On 26th November 1952, SP Brewery sold its first product, SP Lager and by 1960, had grown to absorb competitor, Guinea Brewery.
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2-Day Seville Tour from Granada with Royal Alcazar Palace, Seville Cathedral and Flamenco Show
- 2-day tour of Seville from Granada with an expert local guide
- Explore the Santa Cruz neighborhood and see two of Seville's UNESCO-listed attractions: Royal Alcazar Palace and Seville Cathedral
- Walk up Giralda Tower and enjoy panoramic views of Seville from the top
- Watch a traditional flamenco show at Baile Flamenco Museum and then see the city illuminated by night on an evening walking tour
- Enjoy a Guadalquivir River sightseeing cruise passing top Seville attractions like the Palace of San Telmo and the Bullring of the Royal Maestranza
- Overnight accommodation in your choice of 3- or 4-star hotel included
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In the afternoon, leave your Granada hotel by luxury minibus and head west towards Seville. On arrival, check in at your hotel, freshen up if you wish, and head to Baile Flamenco Museum to watch a traditional flamenco show with tapas dinner. Hear tales and trivia about Seville from your guide as you stroll around its beautifully illuminated streets, and then end your night at a bar for drinks.
Overnight: 3-star Hotel América, Hotel Derby or similar, or 4-star Hotel Petit Palace Santa Cruz or similar
Day 2: Seville – Granada (B)
Check out of your hotel and then pick up by minibus and then set off to discover the sights of the beautiful Andalusian capital with your guide. See the city's charming medieval lanes and secluded piazzas, as well as Seville's must-visit neighborhoods like Santa Cruz, Seville's UNESCO World Heritage-listed Royal Alcazar Palace (Reales Alcázares) and hear tales from your guide of its time as a Moorish fort.
Stop for a look inside another of Seville's UNESCO-listed sites -- Seville Cathedral (Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See) -- and admire its opulent Gothic architecture that was intended to demonstrate the city's wealth in the 1200s. After walking around inside with your guide, walk up its 343-foot (100-meter) bell tower -- known as Giralda Tower – to take in panoramic views from the top. Learn how the bell tower was built to emulate a Moroccan minaret and is now the symbol of Seville.
After leaving the cathedral, enjoy a couple of hours at leisure to enjoy lunch (own expense), shop or sightsee independently. Your guide will happily point you in the direction of the best tapas bars and interesting city sights.
In the afternoon, to the banks of Guadalquivir River for a relaxing sightseeing cruise. Hop on board your boat and glide along this gorgeous stretch of river, listening to audio commentary that describes Seville's defining landmarks. Cruise under Alamillo Bridge and see incredible monuments like the Tower of Gold, Palace of San Telmo and Bullring of the Royal Maestranza. After your cruise, return to your hotel for your pickup back to Granada. Alternatively you can finish your tour in Seville.
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This was the highlight of our stay. We were the only 'takers' of this tour and the firm made certain that all was done for us. We were collected from our Hotel and put on the train from Granada to Seville, and met the other end to be taken to our Hotel there where there was a message that we would be collected for an evening tour and a visit to the Flamenco show. We were duly picked up by Carlos who This was quite fascinating and enjoyable (especially with a glass of Manzanilla in hand!) which lasted about an hour. The following morning we were met at 10 by Paloma at our Hotel. She was fantastic and gave us far more time that we probably deserved (just my wife and me!) and was an Art Historian. (She proudly told us that she has been chosen to be the guide for the Duchess of Cornwall during 'the Wale's' recent visit.) In the afternoon we took the river cruise which was the only forgettable part of this trip - dull! Just a warning - although the Melia Hotel was perfectly comfortable, it did not include breakfast which was extra.
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Do not book this tour! They have not worked out all of the bugs both literally (in our hotel room) and figuratively. We were not dropped off at our hotel to freshen up but rather some travel tour place that clearly was not expecting us. Nothing was organized, very dissapointed couldnt enjoy Seville.


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As recently as Dec. 2, 2008, U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings told those at the Federal Student Aid Conference that the FAFSA is "still a real pain in the assets. Sadly, many students, up to 8 million in fact, don't even apply for aid, in part because of all the red tape. We believe most would have been eligible for assistance," she said.
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Photo: Martin SidorjakTomas Berdych and Radek Stepanek (CZE)
PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC: The Czech duo of Tomas Berdych and Radek Stepanek brought the crowd to life in the O2 Arena after a tremendous victory from a set down against Marcel Granollers and Marc Lopez.
The home pair, who have only ever lost one doubles rubber, kept up their amazing record with a hard-fought but well-deserved win in three hours 19 minutes much to the delight of the raucous home fans.
Berdych was slow to start but he soon got into the game and once he and Stepanek started firing on all cylinders it was one-way traffic for the Spaniards. It will make for an intriguing day tomorrow with both Czechs scheduled to play singles against David Ferrer and Nicolas Almagro.
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Berdych/Stepanek* 36 75 75 63 Granollers/LopezThat's it! The Czechs move to 40-15 after Berdych hits a great forehand volley deep into the opposite court and past the reach of Granollers to earn two match points. Lopez saves the first with a good forehand swat at the net and then forces deuce with an amazing return winner on the backhand side, which flies past Stepanek for a winner. Granollers vollies into the net to bring up the third match point on Berdych's serve. The crowd thinks the Czechs have won when Stepanek puts away a smash but Lopez had challenged the call. Another big serve from Berdych and then a smash from the big man wins the match and he thumps a ball high into the rafters of the O2 Arena before thanking the crowd. Great doubles match.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 75 75 5-3 Granollers/Lopez*A real test for Lopez and Granollers there with the former serving under immense pressure. The game goes to deuce with the Czechs playing well from the back of the court and Granollers poaching well at the front. On advantage to Spain, Berdych smashes a winner to take it back to deuce only to be passed by Lopez on the very next point for another Spanish ad. A reaction drop shot from Stepanek at the net has the crowd in raptures as the score goes back to deuce again. A third deuce for Spain and Lopez pings a winner off his forehand wing to keep his team's slim hopes alive in this match.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 75 75 5-2 Granollers/LopezThe last time Spain came back from 2-1 down was in a World Group play-off against Italy in 2005. As the Czechs hold again with relative ease it looks like they will have to do just that if they are to win a sixth Davis Cup title. One more game and the Czechs will have it. Cue the Mexican Wave.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 75 75 4-2 Granollers/Lopez*One error from both Spanish players and the Czechs go to 0-30 on Granollers' serve - that's the first time they have had such an opening on the bigger Spanish hitter. Granollers fires a terrible forehand into the very bottom of the net and it's 0-40 on Granollers' serve. Amazing. He has looked unbreakable so far in this match. Granollers half vollies into the net and the Czechs break. Beginning of the end?
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 75 75 3-2 Granollers/LopezBerdych holds his nerve and his serve to move ahead in this fourth set. Edge of the seat stuff though here.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 75 75 2-2 Granollers/Lopez*And now the Marc Lopez serve. There is a sense of expectation from the crowd when the shorter Spaniard has the ball in hand. The Spanish race out to 30-0 though before a Granollers shot into the net puts the score at 30-15. A good rally for the Czechs and the Spanish challenge a call which is proven to be in to go to 30-30. Spain have game point at 40-30 and a long exchange of shots involving almost exclusively Berdych is ended by a Lopez smash into the net to bring about deuce. Granollers smashes into the court and try as he might Stepanek can't reach the ball before it bounces into the crowd and then Lopez passes Stepanek at the net to hold.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 75 75 2-1 Granollers/LopezStepanek holds to love when Berdych puts a backhand volley away with ease.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 75 75 1-1 Granollers/Lopez*A rare error on the Granollers serve as the Spaniard double faults but he soon has a 40-15 lead. Stepanek retrieves a wide second serve and then hits a forehand winner from far out to the right of the court but Lopez puts the next point away to win the game.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 75 75 1-0 Granollers/LopezBerdych back to serving first and that has worked well for the past two sets. Stepanek takes the score to 40-15 with a beautiful touch at the net, pushing a backhand volley inside out towards his captain. The Czechs hold.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 75 75 Granollers/Lopez*Stepanek is pumped and he is trying to gee up his partner as Lopez lobs long. Granollers fires a volley wide and the Spanish bench are trying to encourage their team-mates. 0-30 and Lopez deals with a great return from Stepanek to go 15-30. Berdych returns brilliantly and all Lopez can do is lift it high and Stepanek is on the end of it with a smashed winner. Two sets points for a 2-1 lead...Stepanek hits a return into the net on the first. Berdych takes control of a great rally and then hits a backhand volley crosscourt winner as the crowd erupts. Berdych stares at Alex Corretja as he walks back to his chair. Czech Republic in control.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 75 6-5 Granollers/LopezThe Czech band brings the crowd to life between games and it seems to have had an effect on Stepanek. The 33-year-old plays out of his skin to hold to love. Spanish serving again to stay in the set.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 75 5-5 Granollers/Lopez*Cracking atmos now. Stepanek glares at his opponents after winning the first point and the crowd goes wild. Lopez cuts off at the net to strike a lovely cross court winning volley and then Stepanek hits long to put the score at 30-15. Berdych gets his footwork all wrong and tries to bludgeon a forehand at the Spanish pair standing at the net and instead he hits low into the base of the net. Two more points for the Spanish and it's 5-5.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 75 5-4 Granollers/LopezCries of Espana from the crowd not received well by the Czech fans but they can't do anything to put Berdych off his stride. The tall Czech is getting better and better in this match. Perhaps he was a little bit stiff from his four-hour epic which finished near 11pm last night! He holds to love so the Spanish will have to serve to stay in the set.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 75 4-4 Granollers/Lopez*A hold to love by Lopez after Granollers thumps a smash away at the net from a scooped reaction shot by Stepanek. We could be heading for a tiebreak in the third set.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 75 4-3 Granollers/LopezAnd now it's the Czechs who hold with ease on Stepanek's serve. No signs of weakness from either team.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 75 3-3 Granollers/Lopez*The Spanish come through a gritty game to level the scores once again. It's one rubber all, one set all and three-all. So tense now.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 75 3-2 Granollers/LopezBoth teams playing much better at the net now and Berdych backs it up with some strong serves which Stepanek puts away with customary ease to hold.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 75 2-2 Granollers/Lopez*Lopez tries the lob (again) but this time Berdych is up to the job and smashes it with a winner to make the score 30-15. Granollers puts away a winner at the net and then Stepanek fires long to hand the Spanish the game.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 75 2-1 Granollers/LopezA tight game and Lopez lifts the ball up and over and out. The diminutive Spaniard really loves a lob. And he's still beaming as he bounces to the chair. He reminds me of a cheeky chappy who everyone would be friends with at school.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 75 1-1 Granollers/Lopez*Good serving again from Granollers but this time he is made to work hard for the hold with a couple of fast-paced rallies with some good play all round.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 75 1-0 Granollers/LopezClever tactical decision from the Spanish to take the toilet break and stop the momentum. Berdych opens up with a double fault but soon the Czechs find their way back to 30-15. Another missed volley from Berdych and we're at 30-30. The Spanish work their way to deuce but the Czechs hit a pair of big smashes - one each - to hold.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 75 Granollers/Lopez*This is really starting to build into an amazing atmosphere now. Stepanek smashes the ball at the body of Lopez and the ball flies into the Presidential box and nearly decapitates one Jana Novotna. The Grand Slam champ is on her feet cheering with delight. Granollers misses back-to-back vollies and it's three set points for the hosts. The crowd is lifting the roof of the O2 after every successful point. Granollers hits a winner at the net to save the first. A delightful rally ensues with Stepanek somehow retrieving a great lob from Lopez before putting away a winner down the line to save the second. Berdych nets a second serve return on the third and we're back at deuce. What a game! A good return from Stepanek and then a missed backhand volley from Granollers and the Czechs have a fourth set point. Berdych hits a good return and Stepanek intercepts at the net to take the second set and he scampers with a fist pump back to his chair. The Spanish take a toilet break.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 6-5 Granollers/LopezIronically the weakest player on the court right now seems to be Tomas Berdych. The Czechs makes two errors and find themselves a break point down. Stepanek smashes well and Lopez can't get the ball back in play. Berdych makes up for earlier mistakes with a good volley and smash combo and then some more good net play from the Czechs saves the break. Now they will target Lopez in the next game.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 5-5 Granollers/Lopez*Granollers' worst service game of the match so far - nerves perhaps? - but the Spaniards still hold for 5-5.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 5-4 Granollers/Lopez Berdych hits his first double fault of the final (singles or doubles) to slip from 30-15 to 30-30. Two winners at the net from Stepanek and the Czechs hold. Jaroslva Navratil gives them a polite round of appluase as they come to their seat.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 4-4 Granollers/Lopez*The Spaniards hold to love as Granollers continues his fine play at the net this time. Lopez will be relieved to hold after having been broken in his last service game.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 4-3 Granollers/LopezStepanek falls to 0-15 and this could be a shaky start to the 7th game of the second set but the Czechs come racing back and move to 40-15. Granollers hits long and that's a good hold. Alongside us Nicolas Almagro and Feliciano Lopez look to be discussing backhand techniques.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 3-3 Granollers/Lopez*Granollers really is the best player on the court right now and he ensures a comfortable hold with some more fantastic serving.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 3-2 Granollers/LopezA rapid exchange at the net and it looks like confusion from the Czech side but actually Stepanek hits a backhand volly into space to win it. That could be a key point. Stepanek with another winner and Berdych has game point. Lopez fires a winner down the middle and then Berdych half vollies long to hand the Spanish a break point chance with cries of Vamos from Juan Carlos Ferrero on the sidelines. A good second serve from Berdych and Lopez's lob return goes long. Granollers hits a great winner as Berdych leaves it and it lands just inside the side line. Great net play from Stepanek and the Czechs save the break point again with a solid volley. Granollers returns well again and it clips the net cord and flies past Stepanek at the net and lands inside the baseline. A terrible volley from Berdych and the Spanish break back.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 3-1 Granollers/Lopez*Lopez looks like he is the player that the Czechs are targeting for the break. A lovely backhand from Berdych and Granollers can't get to it at the net to go 30-30. Petr Pala is live on Davis Cup Radio. Don't forget to email your questions to firstname.lastname@example.com. Stepanek hits a lovely crosscourt forehand and Lopez can't get there and it's the Czechs with a break point. Lopez hits a good first serve and Berdych can't get the return in play. Lopez nets a mid-court forehand and there's another break point opportunity. And now the Czechs do break after Granollers hits a fast exchange long.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 2-1 Granollers/LopezA better service display from Stepanek and the Czechs maintain some momentum in this set.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 1-1 Granollers/Lopez*Clinical serving performance from Granollers and he really doesn't look like he's going to be broken today.
Berdych/Stepanek* 36 1-0 Granollers/LopezBerdych, serving much better than his team-mate, serves first this set and holds with ease.
Berdych/Stepanek 36 Granollers/Lopez*Granollers continues his fantastic form with the ball in hand to hold to love and take the first set. The Spanish bench is on its feet. Could this be a case of history repeating? The Czechs had only lost one doubles rubber prior to this match - against Spain in the 2009 final.
Berdych/Stepanek* 3-5 Granollers/LopezLopez finds one baseline before Stepanek finds the other with a classy volly to move to 40-30 up and then the wily Czech smacks a smash into the court and it bounces over the Spanish heads and into the crowd. Granollers to serve for the set...
Berdych/Stepanek 2-5 Granollers/Lopez*A lovely point to start the 7th game of this set. The Czechs switch from a good Lopez lob and then the Spaniard blasts a top spin forehand long. Berdych nets a backhand before another classy lob from Lopez puts the score at 30-15. Berdych passes down the line with his backhand to move to 30-30. The Czechs take the game to deuce with another winner from Berdych before the Spanish gain the advantage again only for Berdych to outhit Lopez in a battle of crosscourt shots. Stepanek nets and it's advantage Spain once before Granollers cuts off with a lovely backhand volley.
Berdych/Stepanek* 2-4 Granollers/LopezBetter from Stepanek. His first serve finding the other side of the court and Berdych proving himself to be a rock at the net. Is this where the Czechs come back?
Berdych/Stepanek 1-4 Granollers/Lopez*Granollers is really serving exceptionally well and he holds to love with almost unretunable first serves, which if they do come back in play Lopez can swat away like a pesky fly.
Berdych/Stepanek* 1-3 Granollers/LopezBerdych has no trouble holding serve as he gets that big ball toss working from the outset to put the hosts on the scoreboard for the first time in this match.
Berdych/Stepanek 0-3 Granollers/Lopez*Solid service game from Marc Lopez and the Spanish hold to love to consolidate the break. The atmosphere has quietened a little from what was a real potent one in the O2. The Spanish fans are outnumbered and it is the minority who are happy at the moment.
Berdych/Stepanek* 0-2 Granollers/LopezStepanek to serve first and it's another close game. The Czech veteran double faults to take the game to deuce before a Spanish error gives the home team the advantage. A lovely lob and then a great forehand down the middle from Granollers and then an error from the Czechs means it's now the visitors who have the advantage. Stepanek struggling on his serve and he double faults to hand the first break of the match to the Spanish.
Berdych/Stepanek 0-1 Granollers/Lopez*It's Marcel Granollers to serve first and he starts proceedings with an ace. Nice. The Czechs scramble the next point before Granollers serves another ace past Stepanek. Granollers wins the next point with a shot at Stepanek's body but Berdych vollies past his man to put the score at 40-30. Lopez too good at the net and Spain win the first game. Crowd is loud today.
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Captain Alex Corretja (ESP) - 17/11/2012
Tomas Berdych and Radek Stepanek (CZE) - 17/11/2012
Marcel Granollers and Marc Lopez (ESP) - 17/11/2012
Captain Jaroslav Navratil (CZE) - 17/11/2012
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Watts Is A Bit Nervous About Portraying Monroe
By Celeb Stink 6 years ago
"It's scary, playing someone so iconic, whom everyone feels they know." Naomi Watts on becoming the latest actress to tackle Marilyn Monroe. The star will play the tragic film icon in Blonde. (KL/LAFR/MT)
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How to Prepare for Losing Your Job
Posted By Jim On 08/09/2010 @ 7:35 am In Career | 21 Comments
One of the most traumatic financial disasters you can face, and millions of Americans have in the last two years, is losing your job. The key to bouncing back on your feet is to prepare for it ahead of time. There are plenty of things you can do that will soften the blow of being fired, though nothing will completely dampen it, and as long as you put some things in place you can make your life a little easier for the next few months.
The general idea behind the tips in the "While You Have a Job" is to setup a scenario where you don't feel like you've been thrown into the middle of the Pacific Ocean without a life preserver. You want to set things up so that if you are fired, you can bounce back as quickly as possible and those tips, hopefully, put you on that path. The tips in the "When You Are Fired" are a little less novel because the general strategy for finding a new job is pretty well laid out.
I hope this latest edition of the Financial Contingency Plan series [3] helps you out!
Build up a Network
With the exception of my first job, all of my subsequent careers started with a referral from an existing employee. If you've been working for quite some time, you've probably developed a network of friends and associates you can call on in the event you are let go. The economy isn't in the best of shape at the moment so employers are not eager to hire on new employees before knowing their future business prospects. If they are, they will likely turn to their existing employees for help since a referral is better than a random person off the street (or screen).
It's important to build up and cultivate your network so that you can feel comfortable asking them if they have any openings.
Refresh Your Resume
I recommend updating your resume every three months [4] (or six, depending on how busy you are). By refreshing your resume often, especially when you don't need to, you don't feel any pressure. You also get to do it on a clear mind with a good memory of what you've accomplished over the last three or six months. If you are forced to recall several years of work at a moment of crisis, you will probably forget something important or remember it imperfectly.
Build up an Emergency Fund
Since you currently have a job, make sure you are saving towards an emergency fund. If you are fired, you need confidence that a six or twelve month financial safety net will give you. You will get unemployment benefits, which will soften the blow and strength out that emergency fund a little more, but its your emergency fund that will supply the bulk of your spending until you find a new employer. Start saving now.
OK, it seems a little fatalistic to title this section like that but it's the truth (and hopefully you'll never have to use this advice!), this is what you need to do if you're fired:
Losing a job can be very traumatic, but if you prepare for it and enter it in a good frame of mine, you're much more likely to find success sooner. Don't worry if you don't "bounce back" quickly, no one expects you to, but regaining your confidence and your composure is absolutely crucial.
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Anybody have a cool one this year?
Back in the day our Broomball team name was "Frozen Stiff"
Our coed softball team is "Lofty Expectations"
Named after my roommate whose last name is Loftus.
"Seven minutes to glory."
That way, hopefully the other team doesn't show
Volleyball - Two Bumps and a Spike
The Weedy Cement Cracks
Originally Posted by herbicide
That way, hopefully the other team doesn't show
I like that one...
Our bball team was the Griff Sucks Ballas.
Back in the 1980s, there were the following team names:
The Angry Samoans
There was an Intramural Basketball team named in part for coach Orr: "Johnny's Barbers"
And there was a team name which was a play on the title of the Bangle's biggest hit song in the 1980s:
"Walk Like An Erection"
when we lived in Eaton we were always the Eaton Beavers. But for now its just BANG! or rawr
Oedipus and Elektra's Awkward Family Reunion
The Angry Samoans
I think you've seen Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas too many times Cydar... That's the only reason I can think that you'd use that name.
Originally Posted by Cyclone62
I think you've seen Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas too many times Cydar... That's the only reason I can think that you'd use that name.
Read the book. Didn't see the movie.
The Angry Samoans was the name of a band back in the 80s.
For Volleyball we thought of going with Iron Fists of Dooms. We were going to get T-Shirts that had a metal glove with spikes sticking out of the knuckles...
Read the book. Didn't see the movie.
You should see the movie too. The book is amazing, but the movie puts the book to life. I saw the movie, then read the book, and nearly every single page of that book was in the movie. Johnny Depp is amazing in it as well.
Originally Posted by Cyclone62
Our coed softball team is "Lofty Expectations"
Named after my roommate whose last name is Loftus.
I think my team may have played yours this year (in warmer, sunnier times). I was on the Ag Biz Club team (unoriginal, but what did you expect from a bunch of Ag Biz kids?).
All of the guys teams that I captain go by the name "Real Men of Genius".
I'm also a fan of "Weapons of Mass Seduction" but haven't worked it in anywhere yet.
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I'll admit I've never tried...HOWEVER, I took the kids several times this past season, and they are both AMAZINGLY good at it! So I'll live vicariously through them
Do you have a favorite song?
Yep, me too. No balance so can't surf.
Windows up or AC on? uhhhh...AC on?
Do you think expensive weddings are romantic or silly?
Sorry, Olympics all the way. (Well, a faerie maybe but surely not a fly)?
Do you like pick up trucks?
OK. I'll fess up. A squash blossom necklace. :spring: I've always wanted one (quite badly I might add) and had the opportunity to buy one (privately) this year, so I did. It was wonderful to realize a little dream.
What is your favorite gem stone?


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Socarrat Soho?
The paella bar may be making a downtown transfer.
Feast floats the intriguing rumor that Socarrat Paella Bar, in a move straight out of Boqueria's playbook, is cloning its Chelsea location in West Soho, and may land on Broome Street (possibly the Tailor space?) in early summer. [Feast]


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January 29, 2010
Five for Friday: It's So Not Just About the Product
Friends, we had an absolute b-l-a-s-t at CHA this year starting with the Consumer SuperShow on Friday and ending with a mad dash to see as many products as possible before our flight home on Wednesday afternoon. And even though the very reason we go to CHA is to see what's new so we can bring you the freshest content possible in the pages of Paper Crafts magazine, it's also very much, and perhaps even more importantly, all about the people we get to meet and greet along the way.
I don't recall a time when we've had the occasion to meet so many brand new friends as we did this year:
...and it's always so wonderful to see the people who live inside my heart as the years go by:
It's an absolute thrill to get to rub elbows (or cheeks!) with the geniuses behind the products we all love so much:
...and we know that the connections that run between the members of our team are rare, strong, and deep:
But perhaps the newest and most wonderful thing of all was that I got to share it all with you for the first time ever on the Moxie Fab World Fan Page on Facebook. As we walked the floor together in a virtual world of instant photographic bliss, you and I, I really did feel like you were with me. Your reactions and comments made the experience so much more special--for everyone on the Paper Crafts team. In fact, we found ourselves gathering over the warm glow of my iPhone screen each time I stopped to post wondering who would think what of whatever it was I was offering up next.
So thanks to all of you who "liked" or commented during the 6 days we were gone. You made the experience all the more richer, and I'm honored to have had the opportunity to get to know each one of you better at CHA as well:
Let's do it again in Chicago, shall we? :)
Well, I'd better skeedaddle, Moxie Fabbers! I've got loads to prepare for CHA Week next week where I'll be showing you as much moxie fab goodness from the show as you can possibly STAND! I'll have one more must-see product from CHA Summer for Moxie Monday and then the moxie fab parade will begin! Oh--and I will have a new Tuesday Trigger for you, so be sure and get them loaded up before then!
Have a moxie fab weekend, friends. I'm secretly hoping for it to go by really fast so we can get to the yummies that much faster!
Chomping at the bit,
PS I'd like to say a big "thank you" to my pals Brandy and Kelly for helping me out with the posting this week. I couldn't have done it without you, you chic chicas! You're the moxie fabbiest of them all!
January 28, 2010
Editor's Choice: Kelly Smith's Secret Love Affair with Buttons
Today I'd like to confess my secret love affair with buttons. Has there ever been a more versatile paper crafting accent? Whether your style is fun and cute, clean and graphic, classy and elegant, or shabby vintage, buttons can be incorporated into all card making styles...and almost effortlessly.
Last summer in our 2009 Gallery Idol competition, our Week Four challenge was themed buttons. Our Top 5 finalists blew me away with their creativity! When Rae Barthel submitted this jaw-dropping creation, we had a hunch she would go on to win the whole competition. And she did! (Click on the link above to see all five amazing button cards!)
And buttons are not just found in craft rooms. As I began to explore the realms of fashion and home décor, I was pleasantly surprised to see these happy little disks popping up all over the place.
I've always loved decorative pillows, and let's just say there's no shortage of pillows that use buttons as either an embellishment or as the star of the show. I stumbled across this How to Make a Beautiful Button Pillow post on CraftStylish.com and was instantly mesmerized. Some say I have a lot of patience, but I'm not even sure I could pull this one off. The instructions call for 600 buttons! And they're ALL hand-sewn on!
And Christmas may be long over, but how cute is this button stocking from Crate&Barrel?
Like many women, I also love shoes, handbags and jewelry. These items can turn any good outfit into a great one. And no matter what your size, they always fit! I love these knee-high button boots from Etsy's furbabiesboutique:
...the bright, funky buttons on this handbag by Etsy's IVANandLUCY:
...and this flower necklace with vintage buttons by Etsy's JustLiv:
If you're looking to add to your button collection, head on over to The Button Drawer. You're in for an eye-opening experience. No, make that an education. Their fashion button collection currently features 2,689 different styles, which are then catalogued into 80 subcategories. Yowsa! That's a lot of buttons! And each is as unique and beautiful as the next one.
One of my favorites was taken from the "Vintage Style of Bygone Eras" category. I simply fell in love with the Vencencia – PK button. I realize the "PK" most likely stands for pink, but since this is also my nickname, it most definitely spoke to me.
How do buttons speak to you? Leave a comment by midnight MST on Sunday, January 31 and Cath will pick one lucky winner to take home some Vintage Buttons like these from Papertrey Ink:
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January 27, 2010
The Card Creations: Start to Finish Challenge Winners
All Things Grow Card by Karla Kroese
Home Sweet Home Card by Julie Campbell
Moxie Fab Alert: I love the way Julie used the same supplies on the outside and the inside while still managing to make the inside simple enough to add your own note and signature!
Moxie Fab Alert: Humor is always moxie fab! If that isn't enough, Heather also split up the sentiment so the entire thought wasn't just on the front. This way the sentiment inside is like a little treat (and a good laugh) for the recipient.
Flowers Bloom Often Card by Jimmi Mayo
For All You Do Card by Silke Ledlow
Moxie Fab Alert: By simply using the same basic colors and shapes on the outside and the inside of the card, Silke created one beautifully breathtaking project.
I'd like to thank everyone who gave this challenge a try. Like I said earlier, all of the submissions were excellent! Winners, please send Cath your addresses in an email to firstname.lastname@example.com with "Card Creations: Start to Finish Challenge Winner" in the subject line and she'll get you your "I'm Moxie Fab" badges (if you don't already have one) and send you your prizes. And don't forget to pick up your copy of Card Creations: Start to Finish on sale now.
Sending hugs from the finish line,
January 25, 2010
Moxie Monday: Cupid Collection from Pink Paislee
Pierced by his arrow, I think I'm undeniably in love.
If you were to win this collection, what would you make first out of which of these materials for whom and why? Let me know by midnight MST on Sunday, January 31 and I'll give two lucky random winners the opportunity to do just that.
I'm CHA-in' it as we speak! Make sure you click here for all the latest updates!
Have a GREAT day,
PS Speaking of CHA--I'm a-hoppin' and a-boppin', a-schmoozin' and a-choosin', and won't have time to post tomorrow's Winnerday or a new Tuesday Trigger. So sit tight on these until next week when I'll have winners for the last two weeks' worth of Moxie Fab World prizes--and for those of you who haven't had a chance to give this week's trigger a try, you just got an extension. :)
January 22, 2010
Five (x2) for Friday: The Top 10 Ways to Experience CHA Vicariously
10. Pack a carry-on suitcase. Fill it full of your logo shirts, matching bling, moxie fab shoes, and nest it in a larger suitcase so you can schlep 200 catalogs home.
9. Color hair at the last minute. Annihilate any slight offerings of gray. And I'm sorry, but no embarrassing photos of me in a freaked-out frenzy of foil will be offered, either.
8. Walk around in dress shoes for 8 hours. Sit down a complete total of 2 times. Then do it again for 5 more days. In a row.
7. Buy a bottle of water. Don't drink it because you're so busy talking to everyone you know. Treat the resulting chapped lips. Feel bad about using a disposable bottle.
6. Eat a greasy hot dog. Or a flavorless sandwich. Or a fattening burger. Wish for healthy snacks on the showroom floor. Hope you don't gain 3 pounds after eating all those empty calories. Do not, under any circumstances, run out of breath mints.
5. Charge all technical devices. Worry about losing battery power on your iphone. Hope the 3G network there is strong. Hope your texting skills on a touch pad will magically improve.
4. Take an umbrella. So walking to and from will feel less like swimming. (It's been raining cats and dogs in Anaheim this past week!)
3. Smile your head off. Know your face will hurt at the end of the day from all that grinning. A moxie fab problem to have. :)
2. Watch for photos from our 4 booth events on Facebook. Become a fan of Paper Crafts Connection to see what we've been up to.
...and the number one way to experience CHA vicariously...is that a drum roll I hear?...
1. Become a fan of the Moxie Fab World on Facebook and come to CHA with me! See all the moxie fab fun as it unfolds! I'll be posting updates as often as I can!
See you at CHA--I'm so glad you could come!
PS How are your Start to Finish Challenge cards coming along? You have until Monday night at midnight to load them up. And since I'm going to be so busy at CHA, our managing editor and my dear friend, Brandy Jesperson, will be handling the judging. She may have left you a comment already. So start what you've finished--or finish what you've started--as the case may be. Winners will be posted on Wednesday!


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Japan's self-presentation, as evidenced in the short video Mr. Wang has posted on this site, indicates Japan has grown in adaptability. The stiff profile many associate with high-tech Japan is now considerably toned down. Defeated and poor after World War II, Japan initially became known for cheap and inferior goods, like substandard toys. Even in the late 1950s, they still earned that image to some extent. They have emerged, particularly over the last thirty years, as leaders in the fields of computer engineering, precision manufacturing and modern fashion, to name just a few of their industrial strengths. Typically, they wore their pride in their progress with a stiff spine and often, a quiet arrogance.
This arrogance was visibly missing, not just in the key Japanese guest in Mr. Wang's short film, but also in recent and frequent news broadcasts on NHK World broadcasts in the United States. "Cool Japan" is a frequently used term in Japanese media now. What better way to give a friendly image to industrial Japan and Japanese-developed robotics than to give their Expo robot a cute face and have him play the violin.
Just as interesting was Japan's quiet but emphatic underlining of their traditional Japanese culture and local scenery. Both of these are part of Japan's traditional image and are frequently found disarming and picturesque even by countries that consider Japan as serious competition, such as the United States and Germany. The sight of cherry blossoms, geisha girls and samurai costumes does not blind viewers of other nations to the fact that Japan might quickly overtake them in fields like automobile manufacture and skyscraper building. However, it certainly keeps them in calmer, more congenial humor than if Japan had decided to present its technological strength, undiluted without the softer elements of its culture and "cool" Japan in its pavilion. This is public diplomacy at its most masterful.
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Agencies are all too familiar with the present day Request for Proposals (RFP) process. It is often one-sided, with the client driving it, and ultimately, acting as the sole decision maker. The process can typically become very convoluted very quickly, with multiple phases, varying complexities, and short turnaround times. By revamping that process to facilitate a mutual exchange of information, and more equally distributing the partnership decision, more satisfying outcomes on both sides of the equation would occur as a result.
Equalize the ProcessIn its current form, the RFP process is flawed and archaic. It places limitations on all parties, and is not ideally suited for realizing the best outcomes. While agencies usually welcome the thrill of the pitch, eager to showcase their talent and thinking to potential clients, the process frequently places an unusual burden on the agency. A responding agency invests resources, including talent and finances, and disrupts current client work without the ability to accurately evaluate potential risks and benefits to its business before participating. Clients issuing RFPs generally do not share all the necessary information or offer clear direction as to what they are looking for. The scope of work is also typically not disclosed, making it a challenge to assess the opportunity and to ensure that the agency's recommendations are feasible within the budget, and on target in the context of business goals.
Subsequently, clients also unnecessarily take on the risk of evaluating a long list of agencies, expending excessive amounts of time listening to presentations and reviewing proposals, only to experience frustration that no single agency really stands out. Ultimately, they may find themselves in the position of selecting an agency partner based on the one they feel "comfortable" with or are already familiar with, rather than on the agency's ideas, creativity, and strategic abilities.
In times when the "safe" agency rules the day rather than the right one, what can be done? Revamp the process and ignite enthusiasm, not ire. To get a better idea of how to handle (and not to handle) this best, let's examine some examples:
According to a July 2009 report in Adweek, when a hot e-commerce footwear company recently initiated a search for a new agency, many agencies were left frustrated and angered by the experience. While agencies complained about the "Byzantine" review process requiring excessive time, effort, and money, many still felt that it was an opportunity they could not pass up. From the 104 agency responses to the company's RFP, 22 were chosen to deliver 90-minute presentations. While advance submissions were required within a two-week turnaround time, agencies expressed disappointment that the submissions they put time, effort, and resources into were not even reviewed. By conducting advance research and approaching a narrower pool of contenders, the client would have saved both its own and the agencies' resources, as all 22 participants could not have been a perfect fit, nor is it possible to clearly differentiate from such a large group.
In another example, a global pharmaceutical company requested that a group of agencies submit capabilities prior to issuing an RFP. Once submitted and evaluated, the RFP was distributed to a smaller group of four agencies. The RFP asked the agencies to present their thinking for a global oncology product launch. Indicating that this was a major launch of critical importance to the company, the client also shared that multiple markets would be involved in the launch and an integrated strategic recommendation was sought. Presentations took place four weeks later at the company's headquarters in Europe. One agency in particular spent weeks developing its proposal and, determined to stand out among its competitors, made a financial investment in conducting global market research in five countries so that findings would better inform and support its perspective.
Additionally, several senior level staff members from three countries were co-leads in the process.
Shocking news followed suit: The team learned that its strategic thinking far exceeded the client's expectations and knocked its competitors out of the game. The client ultimately decided, however, to select another agency partner—one that provided the "nuts and bolts" as well as "turnkey" ideas that were more in alignment with its expectations and budget. The client in this case could have been more transparent with its expectations and divulged the scope of the work, allowing the agencies to tailor their approaches more appropriately.


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Deck: CSS explores new learning management systems
This summer, The College of St. Scholastica will be piloting a new Learning Management System (LMS) that may take the place of Blackboard next year.
Canvas, the alternative LMS considered by CSS, serves the same purpose as Blackboard, allowing students to check grades and course material. Teachers are able to post videos, Power Points, course syllabi, and calendars. The college's online courses will also be hosted through Canvas if the switch in LMS is made.
"Canvas is another LMS that's built on a newer technology and offers different features," said Chief Information Officer Lynne Hamre. "It's more mobile friendly, it has some additional video and multimedia tools, and with the type of technology it is, there's no down-time; when Blackboard updates, it takes a little while."
While Blackboard seems to serve students and faculty well enough, Hamre and a task force of students, staff, and faculty want to make sure they're utilizing the best resources possible.
"It's part of due diligence. Every so often you need to step back and look at the best options, and decide if we are on the best solution," said Hamre. "You don't want to stay with what you have just because you have it. You have to make sure you are going in the right direction."
In addition to Canvas and Blackboard, CSS reached out to four other LMS providers including Moodle and Desire to Learn (D2L). Moodle, D2L, Canvas, and Blackboard all responded with proposals. It was decided that D2L was too similar to Blackboard, and Moodle wouldn't serve students the way CSS wanted it to, so Canvas and Blackboard became the college's top choices.
"Blackboard has been around a little bit longer, our faculty and students know it, it's also feature-rich, a large number of schools use it, and it does pretty much everything we want it to do," said Hamre. "But canvas doesn't have any down-time. It's just a different tool with a different look and feel."
The piloting process started March 19 with informational meetings held by representatives of Canvas. Blackboard also held a meeting March 27 to discuss their site.
"We asked students and faculty to look at different functionality, mobile, accessibility issues, discussion boards, video editing, assignments, and quizzes on Canvas, and then give us a good overview of the tool," said Hamre. "Then the task force and IT met with faculty."
While there was a large faculty turn-out at the Canvas informational meeting, very few students attended. According to Hamre, the next step in the piloting process will be to hold Canvas demos on campus and gauge the response of the CSS community. If the demos go successfully, Canvas would be installed at CSS, and online courses would start to run on the new program.
"Part of the testing process will be to identify issues that may arise," said Hamre. "It will take resources to convert everything. There may be things that we haven't found that Blackboard does that Canvas doesn't. We'll do our best to try to test everything, but there might be something someone does in Blackboard that we can't do the same way. It will also take time to redo Blackboard classes in Canvas."
With most of the piloting taking place this summer, and a decision anticipated to be made in the fall, Hamre hopes the transition will be as seamless as possible.
"My expectation is that Canvas is so intuitive that students will just be able to adjust. Students shouldn't have any problem adjusting to new environment," said Hamre. "Professors are the ones who have to learn how to create and develop in new environment."
Despite the Canvas piloting process being well under-way, students and faculty know surprisingly little about the new program.
"I think of it like, there are two doors, and we know what's behind door number one- it's blackboard," said communications professor Rob Larson. "I want to know what's behind door number two."
While students may have little information about Canvas, many have strong opinions about Blackboard.
"Blackboard works pretty well," said freshman Charlie Franklin. "It's nice knowing your grades, and when teachers actually use it, so that you can actually use it."
For Hamre and the task force, the lack of student and faculty involvement with the pilot process so far poses a problem.
"We really would like student feedback when we do have the open labs, maybe even before school gets out in May, we'd really like it if people would stop in, take a look at the tool, and give feedback," said Hamre. "If they're in an online course when we try Canvas, have some patience. That's really why we're doing it- to provide as robust an online learning environment as we can; something students like and find intuitive and can do their best work."


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This review is from: Feit Electric 72328 LED Flashlight 500 Lumens
Pros: This flashlight is arguably the best bang for your buck flashlight to be found. Super bright, reasonably long battery life, high power, low power, stobe, and SOS (just tap the power button again while its on). Good size/comfotable to hold, not heavy.
Cons: Zilch, zero, nada!
Other Thoughts: Not sure why it has the bad reviews here. I just ordered a 2nd one just because!
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This review is from: Feit Electric 72328 LED Flashlight 500 Lumens
Pros: It's full of potential. This company makes poorly manufacturered products and makes only a minimal effort honoring Fiet Electric warranty. I tried to get a replacement florescent light bulb, only to be sent a replacement that did not work. I contacted Fiet Electric, was told to mail it to Fiet Electric. I never heard from them again. This is a company that makes a product and offers a warranty they nerver plan on honoring. I do not buy anymore products from Fiet Electric,
Cons: Cost, quality, warranty, the manufacturer
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Second purchased
This review is from: Feit Electric 72328 LED Flashlight 500 Lumens
Pros: I purchased a second Feit Electric 72328 LED flashlight here from Newegg. I cannot even grasp why some of the reviewers here are giving this flashlight poor reviews. At 2 other 'very' well known retailers this flashlight is getting 4 or 4.5 Stars from the reviewers.
Cons: Even though this flashlight is sturdy and has decent quality I noticed one 'slight' flaw in my second purchase when comparing it to the first purchased flashlight. When zooming in on the second flashlight the 'hash' area is not as 'crisp' as the first one. However the 'button' on the second flashlight is more sturdy than on the first one I own. So... off comes an egg for the slightly blurred 'hash' area when in zoomed in mode.
Other Thoughts: Again, visit other online retailers to verify this flashlight getting 4 or 4.5 stars. One of the retailers A***** has plenty of reviews, but their 2-pack is a rip off compared to here at Newegg. The retailer C***** carries a 3-pack which is comparably priced here to Newegg and also has plenty of positive reviews for this flashlight.
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This review is from: Feit Electric 72328 LED Flashlight 500 Lumens
Pros: Works
Cons: 500 Lumens? I guess you can say anything; don't make it so. I would say it is more like 20. C batteries would be worth it for 500 lumens; but not this thing. I have one of these: TerraLUX TLF-3002AA. It is many times more bright at any distance even though designed as a flood, half the size and uses AA. This thing is junk. I would give it away but wouldn't do that to a friend and my enemies know better than to take something from me.
Other Thoughts: Newegg, drop this thing from your site.
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Excellent high Lumens buy
This review is from: Feit Electric 72328 LED Flashlight 500 Lumens
Pros: Like the earlier reviewer, it looks and feels very well constructed. My experience is different than that reviewer because I've had no problems with the flashlight. I prefer using standard rechargeable 'D', 'C', 'AA' or 'AAA' batteries instead of the all to common proprietary expensive batteries found in many tactical or near-tactical flashlights. I have rechargeable NIMH 'C' batteries for this flashlight and have fantastic results.
Cons: I took off one egg because... well, everything is well constructed except... the button on the back of the flashlight. It has a 'rubber' type boot over the button which has a 'lower' quality feel compared to the rest of the flashlight. Oh well, it was almost 5 stars.
Other Thoughts: You may wish to really scrutinize your rechargeable battery purchases, they are wildly all over the map for reliability and mAh's. I choose Tenergy Premium White batteries and always/only 'slow charge' them. My batteries have lasted for years, not one failure. I also have a great MAHA charger that allows a 'conditioning' mode which I use a few times a year for all of my various sized batteries.
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Broke on first use
This review is from: Feit Electric 72328 LED Flashlight 500 Lumens
Pros: It was very bright...
Cons: Used the zoom function and the LED fell out inside the unit.
Other Thoughts: Looked well constructed, I might have gotten a lemon but I won't buy another. Returned to New-egg for refund.
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One of a line of Norman castles built along the Marches, Ludlow Castle commanded a good defensive position, with steep slopes to the north and west, overlooking the Rivers Teme and Corve. Although the exact date of construction is unknown, the earliest building - the curtain wall of the inner bailey, the four flanking towers, and parts of the gatehouse keep - has been dated to late 11th century. During the early 12th century, the gatehouse was extended and converted to a four-storey keep, containing a living hall and private solar. Norman windows can still be seen at the top of the original interior. Later that century, the original entrance to Ludlow Castle was blocked off and a new entrance arch was made in the adjacent curtain wall. Towards the end of the 15th century, the north wall was rebuilt, and floors constructed within the hall created rooms that were lit by larger windows.
Replacing some earlier buildings on the site, the North Range was completed in the 1320s, it's unusual crescent shape being determined by the curved Norman curtain wall. The most important structure in this range was the Great Hall, a huge room measuring some 60ft (18m) by 30ft (9m), with an undercroft beneath. In the northwest flanking tower, the Solar Wing was located to provide guest accommodation. This building was later known as Prince Arthur's chamber as, in 1501 he and Catherine of Aragon lived there for four months. On the other side of the Great Hall was the Great Chamber Block which would have contained the living quarters of the Lord and Lady of the castle, the Garderobe Tower (just outside the curtain wall), and a separate Great Kitchen. In the 16th century a block of Tudor lodgings were built, adjacent to the Great Chamber.
A wonderful example of a Norman chapel has survived in part at Ludlow Castle. The Chapel of St Mary Magdalene, probably first built in the early 12th century, had a circular nave with an extending rectangular chancel. Although much alteration took place over the years, it is a delight to see some of the original decorative work still exists. Apart from the Chapel, the only other example of a curved structure at Ludlow Castle, is the semi-circular, 13th century building of Mortimer's Tower on the western perimeter wall.
For the first 200 years, Ludlow Castle was owned by the De Lacy family, and then came into the possession of the Mortimers until 1461, when it became Crown property. During the next 350 years it remained largely a Royal castle, but had fallen into a state of decay by the mid 18th century. From that time until the present day, Ludlow Castle has been fortunate to come under the care of the Earls of Powis and, with careful and continual restoration work, has become the lovely romantic ruin seen today.


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Re: Rocky Marciano vs. Muhammad Ali
Marciano never faced anyone like Ali. Never. Walcott could box, but he is a totally different style than Ali. The same way that Shane Mosley and Buddy McGirt are different. The same way that Mike McCallum and Roy Jones are different. Well saying same way is not really accurate, but my point is valid.
Ali would be able to light Marciano up in a way he had never seen before. His size and speed would just be too much to overcome. Some have said Ali couldn't run all night. Maybe he couldn't, but he would be able to run some of the night. He would also be able to handle himself when pressed against the ropes. It is not like he would just lay there and not fight back. Not if we are talking a prime Ali. I am not even trying to use this mythical prime Ali some have conjured. He did not start trying the just lay and not do anything method until after he faced Foreman.
Ali takes this one.
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