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The Mas de Valrugues is located in Saint-Rémy de Provence at the heart of the Alpilles and 210 minutes away from les Baux de Provence. The green and subtly scented valleys, the beautiful houses tastefully restored and old streets full of charm make the success of the setting. The beauty of its landscapes and the quality of its lights has inspired many artists, writers and painters.
Built in 2009, the Mas de Valrugues offers peace and tranquility. The residence has 28 apartments air-conditioned including some which are equipped for disabled guests.
You will also be able to enjoy a free outdoor swimming pool (12m x 5m and 1.5m deep) open depending on the weather from April 7th to September 30th.
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It's been years since I've been on here, but I need some help. I have a 2005 FIT Team Complete BMX that I bought brand new in 2006. It has all stock parts. The 2005 FIT Team was from before they started making the different versions of the FIT Team in 2006, like the FIT Team Trail/Park/etc. I think this same year they also had a Fit Team XL. Anyway, I can't find any information on the bike online as to what the stock parts/specs are. Anyone have any idea? Thanks!
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SAFC partnership with Ghana giants
Club link up with Kotoko.
Sunderland have signed a partnership agreement with top Ghanaian club Asante Kotoko FC.
As the biggest club in Ghana, Kotoko has an astonishing eight million followers and on a recent visit to Sunderland the two club's the respective chairmen enjoyed positive discussions on how both clubs could work together in the future.
The new partnership will see Sunderland share its coaching and business expertise with the Ghanaian club, offering practical support and advice in youth coaching, player development, fitness and medical matters and football business strategy. Kotoko in turn will work closely with Sunderland to help the club build and grow its brand in the emerging African territory.
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All Children - All Families: Family Training
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Parent preparation training delivered by or required by agencies should include LGBT-headed families as examples throughout the training, just as they include examples of other types of prospective families, such as single parents or transracial families, as well as discussion of LGBTQ youth in care. Exercises and language should be inclusive and all trainers should be skilled in creating a safe and affirming atmosphere for LGBT prospective parents.
All agencies, even if they do not provide placement services, must provide LGBT-inclusive and supportive information or services. Staff must also 1) provide information regarding: laws affecting LGBT adopters, LGBT community references and family groups for social/community connection and/or 2) match LGBT families with staff who have proven experience working with LGBT families/children.
Using MAPP & PRIDE Programs
The common parent preparation programs are Model Approach to Partnerships in Parenting (MAPP) and Parent Resources for Information, Development, and Education (PRIDE). See www.cwla.org/programs/trieschman/pride.htm.
Neither program fully incorporates LGBT-headed families or issues related to LGBTQ youth in care into the curriculum and exercises. If your agency uses one of these approaches, you can easily alter the language and exercises to include all families and youth. If specific LGBT content is not formally included in training for families, consider adding an addendum to the training. If you outsource the parent training, check in with the trainers to ensure that they have a policy of inclusion.
Ideas for LGBT-Inclusive Addendum to Standardized Family Trainings
An addendum should include the following:
- Guidance for trainers on how to address any direct or indirect homo-/bi-/transphobic remarks that come up in the class. This guidance should include:
- Tips for creating an LGBT-friendly environment.
- Instructions that any negative remarks should not go unaddressed and the person making the remarks should be held accountable.
- Information for the trainer on how to best support families targeted by negative remarks.
- Sample exercises that use LGBT families as the focus.
- Sample exercises that use LGBTQ youth in care as the focus.
- Information on using inclusive language (e.g. Using "parents" rather than "mom/dad").
- Instructions for organizing an LGBT parent panel.
Additional Resources
- Reaching Higher: A Curriculum for Foster/Adoptive Parents and Kinship Caregivers Caring for LGBTQ Youth (National Center for Child Welfare Excellence)
- Resource Guide: Caring for LGBTQ Children & Youth (HRC)
- LGBTQ Children & Youth in Child Welfare (National Resource Center for Permanency and Family Connections)
- LGBTQ Resources for Child Welfare (HRC)
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I'll be the first to admit that i swear like a sailor, however i am very conscientious to not swear in front of children or in the workplace.
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The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has already made an impact on the nation's polity, however it fares in the Delhi assembly elections. Both the Congress and the BJP are committed, at least nominally, to enacting the Lokpal Bill, to create an independent ombudsman to guard against and penalise corruption without interference by the government. And this is just one of the AAP's likely lasting impacts. There will be others. The origins of the AAP can be traced to a difference of opinion between Arvind Kejriwal and Anna Hazare.


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On May 6, on Microsoft's Mountain View, Calif., campus, Microsoft Research Silicon Valley will host its fifth biennial Silicon Valley TechFair, which invites a broad-based Bay Area audience to hear how the Microsoft Research is advancing the state of the art in computer science.
Researchers from Microsoft Research locations worldwide will deliver demonstrations of their latest projects and interact with guests to discuss how technological innovation and collaboration with academic, governmental, and industrial partners can turn ideas into reality for computer users worldwide.
The event will feature an afternoon keynote session featuring Rick Rashid, senior vice president of Microsoft Research, and Roy Levin, Microsoft distinguished engineer and managing director of Microsoft Research Silicon Valley. Following the keynote, academics, governmental officials, venture capitalists, industry leaders, and members of the media will have a chance to browse through a collection of 22 demos, ranging in theme from distributed computing and privacy to cloud computing and natural user interfaces, presented by some of the world's top computer-science researchers.
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It's not quite what it may seem to be. They reunited to attend their daughter Ava's school play. The separated couple brought their son Deacon along to the play as well. Isn't nice to see that at least one Hollywood divorce can be amicable?
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Enjoy seductive cocktails a selection of delicious tapas, grills and gourmet pizza at Ayoba Restaurant in Zimbali.
Dine amidst a stunning beach setting warmed by the lingering aroma of wood fired pizza and the salty Indian Ocean.
Ayoba Restaurant caters for a relaxed and informal meal, flanked by expansive views and is open Thursday to Sunday.
A treasure trove of delectable goods and gifts, Cinnamon and Silk Trading invites leisurely coffee breaks filled with a delicious assortment of freshly baked cakes, muffins and quiches all made right there in their micro bakery.
Browse the exquisite selection of décor and gifts before settling down with a hot cinnamon roll covered in custard or do yourself a favour and taste one of their famous chocolate brownies.
If the palate calls for something cooler, try the iced tea, fruit juice or old fashioned lemonade and cinnamon cola. The serve a wide range of herbal teas – all presented in the most beautiful old fashioned way.
This coffee and décor shop provides the perfect balance of shopping and indulging in Ballito's Lifestyle Centre.
Cinnamon and Silk is a managed hot spot – Wi-Fi available to all platforms.
Col'Cacchio pizzeria offers the finest Italian-inspired pizzas, salads, and pastas in town. The menu boasts more than thirty legendary gourmet pizza options to suit every palette, including those with food allergies or a restricted diet. A variety of top-notch wines are also available.
Col'Cacchio prides itself in offering high quality food in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Every meal is made with the freshest ingredients and a strong commitment to a healthy dining experience. The kids can also be entertained by creating their own shapes out of dough and designing pizza 'bases' on brown paper.
The décor inspires with bold palates of sophisticated silver, black and white, exuding elegance and timeless air, softened by delicate words of inspiration, embossed on 'Oscar Wilde' wallpaper.
This classic décor embraces fun heightened by splashes of hot pink and focal chandeliers that give off an air of sophisticated elegance.
The cuisine creatively begins with the best ingredients, grown, chosen and handpicked from the home-grown garden. Every aspect of this brasserie reduces the carbon eco footprint.
Dining at Gigi's Brasserie calls for a serenade of the senses as the palate explores delicious starters of garlic grilled prawns, plump and juicy and served with a tangy Asian noodle salad.
Mains sets the stage with a succulent beef fillet, pork belly or extensive choices of rocket, walnut and gorgonzola salad, seared scallops, mushroom and parma ham ravioli, assiette of fish, Norwegian salmon and seafood platter from the new signature dishes to mention a few.
Conclude the meal with a delicate lavender panna cotta or the bold liquorice ice-cream served with flambé pineapples.
Gigi's Brasserie is an oasis of heavenly dining set amidst the timeless elegance of Hotel iZulu in the North Coast, Ballito.
Injobo invites relaxation and tranquillity at this exclusive a la carte restaurant brimming with creatively designed cuisine.
Housed inside the Ebandla Hotel, swaddled in the rolling hills of Compensation, Injobo Restaurant immerses the palate in a fusion of modern and traditional cuisine that caters for every desire.
Enjoy a refreshing cocktail at the sophisticated cocktail bar before settling down for an intimate dinner creatively designed by Injobo's resident chef.
The contemporary décor infused with tranquil elegance ensures an unforgettable dining experience at this exclusive a la carte restaurant in Ballito.
This chic, vibey restaurant can seat up to 150 guests and serves an array of international cuisine. Modern, gourmet, fusion-style food can be enjoyed and Asian-inspired dishes, as well as a Japanese Hibachi grill are available from time to time. For the less adventurous foodies, delicious thin-crusted pizzas, home-made pastas and antipasti complete the predominantly Italian-style menu.
Prime cuts of wet aged, South African grain fed beef delights the senses, cooked to perfection and balanced with perfectly paired wine from the most exclusive vineyards in South Africa.
The décor speaks sophistication and exclusivity. Smooth and distinct appointed leather and velvet, balanced by bold and black granite floors.
Each dining experience oozes sophistication and personal attention coupled with awarded Diners Club Platinum Award, QSA offers an unrivalled dining experience like no other.
This unique, upmarket coffee shop cum restaurant is a vibrant addition to the Gateway experience. All the dishes are served with a gourmet flair and only the freshest ingredients are used to optimize taste and quality. The ambience is second to none and a pure decadent experience can be had here.
Dine at Thandi and discover a forgotten colonial mood lavishly enrobed in warm hues and elegant designed fabrics.
Using only the finest ingredients that emphasis lightness, freshness and well being, Thandi Restaurant pampers the palate with decadent creations whether it be breakfast or lunch.
Enjoy continental or cooked breakfast with choices ranging from eggs Benedict, eggs Florentine and fluffy French omelette.
Lunch lightens the palate with a fresh and healthy take brimming with exotic salads, light grills and succulent fish.
Dine alfresco on the patio or wooden deck soaking up the tranquil surrounds and magnificent Indian Ocean views, or indoors, soothed by a roaring winter fire and indigenous forest backdrop, for a more private, intimate feel.
Thandi Restaurant embraces a causal and fresh approach to dining, balanced with well chosen ingredients that contribute to optimal health and wellbeing.
Dine in confidential splendour inspired by the finest wines throughout the region and flickering candles for an intimate and private dining experience.
Suitable for private parties and romantic suppers, The Wine Cellar offers an unforgettable dining experience, a must for discerning diners.
The menu secures mouth-watering dishes perfectly paired with complimenting wines and an intimate ambiance second to none.
The Wine Cellar invites discerning and intimate diners to experience this unrivalled dining experience at Hotel iZulu, Ballito.
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Cradled in the scenic beachside resort of Ballito, Azura Restaurant refreshes the palate with cooling cocktails, romantic dinners and alfresco lunches flanked by ocean views and trailing sunsets.
Enjoy an array of dishes ranging from Mediterranean style fare to succulent steaks and Portuguese style chicken.
The comprehensive menu boasts delicious grilled steaks, succulent prawns, tender calamari, peri-peri chicken, fresh and delicious seafood dishes as well as combos.
Dine alfresco on the wooden deck or by candlelight under a blanket of stars, Azura Restaurant swaddles the palate with a taste of the ocean touched by the murmur of contented chatter.
This Italian grill house prides itself in its use of fresh ingredients, quality grade meat cuts, and mouthwatering seafood. Located inside a boutique hotel, Fiamma Grill offers an exclusive dining experience. Family run and dedicated to its guests, it's perfect for romantic dinners, large families and business functions.
This concept embraces food for thought; a culinary education through inspiration. Sample an array of gastronomic masterpieces, created at the hand of resident chefs.
Through the process of observation, taste and discussion, guests enjoy a casual chat and hands on approach through glass windows with the opportunity to chat and discuss the magic of their culinary creativity.
Dine with friends sampling the decadent tasting menu and well paired wines in the kitchen of the chef at the Chef's Table, Ballito.
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Doug McDermott and the Creighton Bluejays have earned the three seed in the West region and will face 14th-seeded Louisiana-Lafayette on Friday at 2:05 in San Antonio. McDermott leads the nation in scoring at 26.9 points and was the unanimous Big East Conference Player of the Year. However, the 26-7 Bluejays were upset by Providence in the conference tournament final. McDermott has 3,105 points, fifth on the all-time scoring list. He is trying to become the eleventh player to be a three-time All-America and the first since Patrick Ewing of Georgetown and Wayman Tisdale of Oklahoma in 1985. The 23-11 Ragin' Cajuns earned an automatic bid as Sun Belt champions and are making their first NCAA appearance since 2005. They're led by Elfrid Payton's 19.1 points and Shawn Long's 18.7 points & 10.5 rebounds.
The Nebraska basketball team will make its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1998, as the Huskers received an at-large bid to the 2014 NCAA Tournament yesterday. The team watched the NCAA Selection Show in front of fans and supporters at Pinnacle Bank Arena. The Huskers received the eleven seed in the West Region and will take on sixth-seeded 24-11 Baylor in the Second Round on Friday in San Antonio. Friday's game will tip-off at 11:40. It is the seventh NCAA Tournament appearance in program history and the 24th postseason appearance in program history. Nebraska is looking for its first NCAA Tournament victory. If Nebraska would win their opening round game they would likely play Creighton on Sunday. Big Ten Coach of the Year Tim Miles guided the Huskers to a 19-12 record and a fourth-place finish in the Big Ten this season.
Nebraska's selection to the NCAA men's basketball tournament is worth an extra $150,000 for coach Tim Miles. The bonus is one of several that are spelled out in Miles' contract based on his team's performance. Miles already had secured a $50,000 bonus for finishing fourth in the Big Ten regular season. If the 19-12 Huskers beat Baylor on Friday, Miles' contract calls for him to receive an extra $75,000 for having a 20-win season.
Florida heads the list of top seeds in the NCAA men's basketball tournament. The top-ranked Gators have earned the first overall seed after winning the SEC tournament, running the table on their conference schedule and winning their last 26 games. Sixth-ranked Virginia is the top seed in the East, Florida tops the South, second-ranked Wichita State heads the Midwest and fourth ranked Arizona leads the West.
The Nebraska-Omaha men's basketball team's first Division I postseason matchup has been set, as the Mavericks will host North Dakota in the 2014 CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament on Wednesday at 7:05 at Ralston Arena. The Mavericks are in their third year as a reclassified Division I program, enters the first round of the CIT with a record of 16-14 record. They are led by a pair of All-Summit Honorable Mention selections in junior guard CJ Carter and senior center John Karhoff. Carter paced the Mavericks with 13.9 points per game this season, while Karhoff came in at 13.1 points per contest. North Dakota brings a record of 17-16 after falling 88-67 to top-seeded Weber State at the Big Sky Championship Game on Saturday. Troy Huff leads UND, averaging 19.4 points and 6.8 rebounds per game this season.
The Omaha World Herald & Lincoln Journal Star have posted its final high school basketball rankings. In the Omaha World Herald, Class 'A' champion Bellevue West is the new number one in the 'Nebraska Top 10' & Class 'A'. Norfolk High moves up from tenth to seventh in the 'Nebraska Top 10' and jumps from ninth to seventh in Class 'A'. Class 'B' champion Omaha Skutt is the new number one in their class. In Class 'C-1', champion Bishop Neumann remains first, Columbus Scotus jumps from third to second, Wayne slips from second to fourth, Boone Central/Newman Grove drops from sixth to seventh, Norfolk Catholic enters the rankings at number eight, and Columbus Lakeview is once again ninth. In Class 'C-2', champion Archbishop Bergan stays at number one, Hartington Cedar Catholic remains fourth, and Winnebago is once again eighth. In Class 'D-1', champion Randolph is the new number one after moving up from fourth, Howells/Dodge falls from third to sixth, Clearwater/Orchard is once again fifth, and O'Neill St. Mary's remains eighth. In Class 'D-2', champion Bancroft/Rosalie is the new number one after moving up from fifth, Wynot remains sixth, and Wausa jumps from ninth to seventh. In the Lincoln Journal Star, champion Bellevue West is the new number one and Norfolk High jumps from ninth to fourth in Class 'A'. Class 'B' champion Omaha Skutt is the new number one in their class. In Class 'C-1', champion Bishop Neumann is the new number one, Columbus Scotus remains third, Wayne moves up from sixth to fourth, Boone Central/Newman Grove drops from first to seventh, and Columbus Lakeview moves up from ninth to eighth. In Class 'C-2', champion Archbishop Bergan stays at number one, Hartington Cedar Catholic remains fourth, and Winnebago falls from sixth to eighth. In Class 'D-1', champion Randolph is the new number one after moving up from seventh, Howells/Dodge falls from first to third, Clearwater/Orchard enters the rankings at number four, and O'Neill St. Mary's slips from fourth to eighth. In Class 'D-2', champion Bancroft/Rosalie is the new number one after moving up from fourth, Wynot remains sixth, and Wausa enters the rankings at number ten.
The Omaha World Herald & Lincoln Journal Star have posted its final high school boys basketball rankings. Norfolk High jumps from tenth to seventh in the 'Nebraska Top 10' & from ninth to seventh in Class 'A' in the Omaha World Herald. They move up from ninth to fourth in Class 'A' in the Lincoln Journal Star. The Panthers finished 21-7 on the year after placing fourth in the state in their class. The Panthers upset top ranked Omaha South 70-66 in triple overtime last Thursday in the opening round, lost to eventual champion Bellevue West 60-49 in the semifinals on Friday, and then dropped the consolation game to Omaha Benson on Saturday 67-62. Norfolk Catholic entered the Omaha World Herald rankings at number eight in Class 'C-1' after a 14-11 season.
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Founded by Jeanne Lanvin in 1889, this retailer has the distinction of being the longest-operating fashion house in France. More recently, the label has earned a cult following, thanks in part to creative director Alber Elbaz, who has remained true to Lanvin's refined aesthetic and attention to detail. With strong black-and-white accents throughout the space and luxurious fixtures and furnishings, Lanvin's flagship reflects the posh feel of the label. The three-level boutique is stocked with fine furs, shoes, bags, jewelry and clothing from the women's ready-to-wear and couture collections. But it's not all about the ladies at Lanvin: the label's luxe menswear line has its own flagship nearby. Decorated similarly to its sister store, Lanvin Men features the full men's line including shoes, sportswear items and made-to-measure suits.


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Pushy parents aren't all bad
BY Fiona Baker
Research is proving that parents who firmly direct their children can end up with higher-achieving kids.
Melbourne parenting expert Kathy Walker has an analogy – children are windmills and parents are the wind. While this could be interpreted that mums and dads are full of hot air, what she's trying to say is that sometimes kids need a bit of a push to get going.
For many parents it can be very confusing knowing when to apply the pressure to kids and when to be more child-led. And a lot of this uncertainty can arise not only from a parental desire to do the best by their kids, but also a fear of being labelled a pushy parent.
But a recent study has given the nod of approval to the more sharp-elbowed mums and dads. The UK researchers found that more forceful parenting can help kids achieve better academic outcomes.
In fact, the study, from the universities of Leicester and Leeds, suggests that if a parent is pushy, the teachers are more likely to work harder for their children. Researchers even put a figure on this improvement: the level of interest parents take in their children's education is six times more important for a pupil's eventual grades than the child's own effort.
Parental effort is also four times more important than how hard the school works to help children's progress.
But hold on…
Before parents start scheduling in time to hang around their kids' school demanding a better education, there are many other experts and studies around saying that pushy parenting can be toxic.
US family therapist David Code, author of To Raise Happy Kids, Put Your Marriage First (Crossroad Publishing), says many parents may claim they're too busy to spend time with their spouses, but actually, many of them have shifted their passion and drive to their offspring.
"Many parents believe the more attention we give our kids, the better they'll turn out," he says. "But our kids are not healthier or happier than they were a generation ago. In fact, any worries we have about our kids are much more connected to our marriages than we realise."
In 2008, other research came out from the UK which suggested that pushy parents who "over-schedule" their kids with too many activities might be undermining their young ones' independence, self-confidence and imagination.
What's a parent to do?
Obviously, the key word in parenting is balance. But finding that balance can be tricky. Could our kids be virtuoso musicians or world-class athletes if we just pushed them a little harder and made the commitment to take them to early-morning training or expensive one-on-one tuition?
Walker uses words such as "support", "motivation", "encouragement" and "commitment". She agrees that behind every super-achieving child is a parent prepared to make a commitment to helping their child attain success.
"There are times when parents need to provide that intrinsic motivation… to push their child a little to keep going," she says.
"But relentless pushing is disengaging for many children. I have seen young children who are excelling at sport or music or academically, but they're desperately unhappy and really only doing it because of their parents."
She reminds parents that most children just want to please their parents and keep mum and dad happy. "But parents really need to work out why their children want to please them," she says.
"Are they conditioned to please or do they fear their parents? Or are the parents living out their own dreams through their children?"
Rather than pushing their children, Walker says parents should simply just try to be involved. Attend school meetings and the occasional assembly, be part of the sporting club, do a shift in the canteen at Saturday netball and let your kids see you supporting their lives.
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Smoke Deter for Avoiding Weight Gain after Smoking Cessation
One of the biggest concerns that people have about quitting smoking is that they will gain weight after they stop. This is a very real worry as many people pack on more than 20 pounds in the months after they quit smoking. Luckily, it is easy to avoid weight gain from quitting smoking with the help of homeopathic remedies like Smoke Deter.
Why Quitting Smoking Causes Weight Gain
There are several reasons for this weight gain, firstly being that cigarettes are stimulants. When you smoke a cigarette, you are causing your bodily systems (including metabolism) to work a bit faster. You will burn more calories and even pass bowels better. When you stop quitting smoking, your body goes through the complex process of withdrawal. Without the nicotine and other chemicals to speed up the body, your body starts to go much slower. Many people will become constipated after quitting smoking and start to gain weight even if they eat the same amount of food.
It is often said that people switch one addiction for another. With smoking, many people go from nicotine addiction to food addiction. Instead of reaching for a cigarette for comfort, they go for foods. The food provides something to do with their hands so the urge to smoke is lessened. Also, some foods have proven addictive properties and can cause increases in pleasure receptors in our brains. This is especially true of starchy and fatty junk foods. Since your metabolism goes slower after quitting smoking, eating more foods can cause drastic weight gain rapidly.
How Smoke Deter Helps
The first way that Smoke Deter helps you avoid weight gain is by calming the overall withdrawal symptoms of smoking. It alleviates stomach cramps, jitteriness, mood swings, and those intense cravings for a cigarette. St. Ignatius Bean is especially powerful for curing mental symptoms and stress from smoking cessation. Aconitum napellus and arsenicum Iodatum are great for balancing the feelings of wellbeing. Avena helps keep your nerves calm so you don't reach for food for comfort. When you feel well, you are less likely to turn to food for comfort.
Aside from curing the general malaise of quitting smoking, Smoke Deter has specific ingredients which combat weight gain. Black spruce and poison nut have both shown very effective for alleviating hunger cravings and keeping your digestive tract functioning normally. Tabacum can help keep your metabolism going strong so you don't gain weight from eating the same amounts of food.
A Balanced Diet is a Must!
Smoke Deter can do wonders for making smoking cessation easier and also for avoiding weight gain. However, you will still have to be cautious that you are not substituting food for cigarettes. Before you quit smoking, track your smoking habits so you know when the worst cravings will hit. That is when you should take Smoke Deter. Never turn to food when these cravings hit. If you do need to snack a bit more while quitting smoking, then make sure they are low-calorie, healthy foods like celery sticks or fruits. These foods will help keep your body healthy and give you antioxidants so you can flush the nicotine toxins out of your body faster.


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I have to admit that it did not take too long for my Dis-Ease with this camera to set in.I could only take shots outside on a sunny day.My wife thought that I had developed some form of Tremens.All the rest of my shots were awful.A greater disappointment was the fact that there were no controls that I could adjust to make things better.The best thing this camera did was to propel me forward to greater things(FujiS5500)AHHHHH!BLISS.
What can I say? Owning this camera is a problem or it will give you some. Lack of control. No auto-focus in low light. If you have no control and no auto focus then I do not know what it is that you have got.I can't be positive at all,at all.
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"Hoop Dreams" is an absolute heartbreaker. Steve James' seminal documentary was only supposed to be a thirty minute short, and ended up following the two aspiring pro-ballers for five years. Neither of its subjects, Arthur Agee or William Gates, ever made it to the NBA, but watching them progress through the basketball program on their way to college is as agonizing a lesson in the vicissitudes of American life as you could ever wish to see. The dispassionate camera of James, who has since gone on to build up a powerful body of work including "No Crossover: The Trial of Allen Iverson" and 2011's "The Interrupters," does a superb job in absorbing all the fine detail and drawing a full and nuanced picture of the boys and their Chicago neighbourhoods. Few films manage to bring home as effectively how seismic a sea change university life can be for young, impoverished African-Americans. The film was a huge success, winning the audience award at 1994's Sundance, bringing in well over ten times its budget at the box office and winning film of the year from critics Siskel and Ebert, the latter of whom called it "one of the best films about American life that I have ever seen" (they later said it was the best film of the decade). "Hoop Dreams" remains the standard by which all sports documentaries are judged, and marked the beginning of a genre and created a template which continues to produce documentary gold year on year. But "Hoop Dreams" isn't just a sports documentary. Its enduring quality lies in the way the vulnerabilities and weaknesses of Agee and Gates are laid helplessly bare, the way the viewer can see what's going to happen before it actually does. It's a sobering lesson in humanity; inspiring, terrifying and utterly essential cinema.
A madcap Marx Brothers comedy, "Horse Feathers" takes four out of the five brothers (no Gummo) and sets them loose on a college campus. Groucho plays Huxley College's new president, Professor Quincy Adams Wagstaff. Harpo and Chico play "icemen" who moonlight as a part-time dogcatcher and bootlegger, respectively. Zeppo plays Professor Wagstaff's son who convinces the professor to recruit professional football players to build up Huxley's team and beat rival Darwin College. In one of its most memorable sequences (considered one of the greatest football scenes in cinematic history, even making it onto the cover of Time), the four brothers drive the football into the end zone in a horse-drawn garbage wagon and win the big game. As a variation of the town vamp featured in a few films on this list, Thelma Todd plays the "college widow" with all four brothers pursuing her, each wooing her with a variation of the very same song "Everyone Says I Love You" – Zeppo singing a "straight version", Harpo whistling on a horse and later playing it on a harp, Chico playing the piano and singing comically in his standard Italian accent, and Groucho singing sarcastically in a canoe while strumming a guitar ("Everyone says I love you / But just what they say it for I never knew / It's just inviting trouble for the poor sucker who / Says I love you"). It's everything you'd expect from the Marx gang, and well worth catching.
In college (or in life), which Delta brother were you? Bluto (John Belushi), the absolute legend of any frat or dorm downing a fifth of Jack Daniel's and smashing that acoustic guitar to smithereens while maintaining a 0.0 GPA in his seventh year of college? Otter (Tim Matheson), the suave ladies man who could get out of any jam and into any bed (including that of the dean's wife)? Flounder (Stephen Furst), the awkward overweight freshman who was the butt of everyone's joke? Or were you Neidermeyer (yeesh!)? We challenge you to not be able to find a relatable character amongst the array provided by Ivan Reitman, Harold Ramis and John Landis in their classic comedy. Even with the strait-laced rival frat the Omegas (including Kevin Bacon) and Dean Wormer (John Vernon) out to get them (double secret probation!), the Deltas have a grand old time at a toga party, sneaking over to the girls' dorm, smoking pot with the 'hip' English professor (Donald Sutherland), and so much more. "Animal House" is a masterpiece of collegiate comedy, paving the way for a decent chunk of the other films on this list. From its iconic soundtrack, including now party standards "Louie, Louie" and "Shout" to its gross-out humor (John Belushi's impression of a zit), "Animal House" has become a landmark in comedy cinema and a must-see for every college student, past and present.
As Richard Roeper summed it up, "Old School" "is a raucous frat-school comedy that's dopey, degrading and disgusting -- and consistently hilarious." Three thirty-something men decide to relive their college experiences by starting a fraternity. After Mitch (Luke Wilson) breaks up with his girlfriend (Juliette Lewis), stumbling into one of her anonymous orgies, his friend Bernard (Vince Vaughn) throws the massive "Mitch-A-Palooza" (featuring Snoop Dogg, and 300 college-age extras) to cheer Mitch up. Unfortunately, Dean Pritchard (Jeremy Piven), as the typically villainous college dean, threatens to kick Mitch out of his house through some technicalities. After brainstorming, Bernard comes up with the idea of turning Mitch's house into a fraternity open to all, meeting the zoning requirements and providing them with a chance to relive their college heydays. Frat-themed shenanigans abound, including Mitch discovering his one-night-stand was actually his boss's underage daughter (Elisha Cuthbert), a mild-mannered Frank (Will Ferrell in a career-making role) becoming his notorious college alter-ego "Frank the Tank" (beer bongs and STREAKING!), and elderly pledge "Blue" dying in a KY Jelly wrestling match with two lubed up female wrestlers. Predictably, the dean tries to shut their fraternity down through legal and illegal means. A modern college movie classic, at this very moment there are "Old School" drinking games occurring all around the world. Interestingly, according to director/writer Todd Phillips, the "Old School" script was written as a comedic take on "Fight Club" and there are references scattered throughout the film, so it's definitely worth another watch, just to see if you can spot 'em.
This parody of the overly politically-correct '90s, set on a quiet New England campus, manages to be both a perfect satire of PC culture and a platonic ideal of a college comedy. Based on the experiences of co-writers Adam Leff and Zak Penn at their alma mater Wesleyan University, which in real life carries the nickname Diversity University and is known for its tradition of enthusiastic activism, the film is a loving send-up to its progenitor. The film follows pre-frosh Tom Lawrence (Chris Young) on his visit to Port Chester University, where he finds all sorts of R-rated adventure and campus controversy with his host, Droz (Jeremy Piven at his absolute Piven-iest). Piven lives in a dilapidated house called The Pit (loosely based on Wes' alt- "forority" Eclectic), with his motley crew of college burn outs, including Jon Favreau, sporting short dreads, as a gentleman named Gutter (you gotta start somewhere, right?). Tom and Droz make enemies of everyone on campus, from the Republican frat Balls and Shaft (led by a smarmy David Spade) and the Womynists, to the vegans and the Port Chester President Garcia-Thompson, played with gusto by Jessica Walters. Piven has never been better as the strung out Droz, rattling info off to Tom at a fast and furious pace, his manic energy oozing from every pore and off the screen. The lines and quips fly fast and furiously, and the film requires repeat viewings to catch them all. When The Pit crew are threatened with eviction, what else is there to do but throw a rager complete with George Clinton and the P-funk All-Stars? Of course, as with everything at PCU, it ends in protest, and the film culminates in a group chant of "We're not gonna protest" (what these students do best) at the ceremony to install the endangered whooping crane as the campus mascot. Surely, many of these jokes ring more true if you have familiarity with Wesleyan (play spot the library in the opening credits!) but it's still a stalwart classic of the college genre-- capturing every aspect of the sociology of college life in biting detail. Directed by "Die Hard" actor Hart Bochner, "PCU" races along at an energetic clip, propelled by the sheer energy of Jeremy Piven. He's never been better. "PCU" is an overlooked classic but a timeless gem of the college comedy canon.


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text: Photo Gallery Pictures: Mysterious Viking-era Graves Found With Treasure Viking? Slavic? Neither? Swords, amulets, and jewelry recently found in dozens of thousand-year-old Polish graves have experts stumped. PUBLISHED December 18, 2011 0 1 / 7 Who Was the Young Warrior? Sword at his side, the so-called Young Warrior (left) is among the thousand-year-old discoveries in a newfound cemetery in Poland, a new study says.The burial ground holds not only a hoard of precious objects but also hints of human sacrifice—and several dozen graves of a mysterious people with links to both the Vikings and the rulers of the founding states of eastern Europe.(Related: "'Thor's Hammer' Found in Viking Grave.")Researchers are especially intrigued by the Young Warrior, who died a violent death in his 20s. The man's jaw is fractured, his skull laced with cut marks. The sword provides further evidence of a martial life.Objects in the warrior's grave suggest he had ties to one of the region's earliest Slavic monarchs, said the project leader Andrzej Buko, head of the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology at the Polish Academy of Sciences.But the north-south orientation of the man's body is a Scandinavian custom. Slavic graves were oriented east-west, Buko says.Buried just below the Young Warrior—probably at the same time, Buko said—is a woman in her early 20s who may have met a similarly violent end. Though evidence is scanty, Buko guesses she was killed to be buried with the man, "because it's very hard to suppose she died at the same moment as the warrior."Alongside the warrior is a second woman (right), also in her early 20s. The timing of her death is unclear.Archaeologists stumbled upon the cemetery, which dates to the late 10th and early 11th centuries, after surveying a highway-construction site near the village of Bodzia, roughly 90 miles (150 kilometers) northwest of Warsaw. The find is reported in this month's issue of the journal Antiquity."The best discoveries are not planned, and so it was in this case," Buko said. "Among many other things, we discovered this marvelous cemetery."—Traci Watson Photograph courtesy S. Gronek Unprecedented Amulet A regal bird, perhaps an eagle, spreads its wings on this silver kaptorga, or amulet container found in the centuries-old cemetery. (Also see pictures of the largest Anglo-Saxon treasure ever found.) The emblem, like nothing seen before, could be a family motif or merely decoration, but for now its meaning is a mystery, said project leader Buko, who analyzed the finds with dig leader Iwona Sobkowiak-Tabaka. A similar kaptorga was found in a second grave. In 10th- and 11th-century Poland, amulets, generally silver, served as good-luck charms for pagans and Christians alike. Kaptorgas have also been found holding bits of plants, including cannabis, the source of marijuana. Objects such as this would've been included in a grave for the deceased to use in the afterlife, Buko said. Photograph courtesy M. Jórdeczka Status Symbol A necklace of silver, rock crystal, and carnelian beads speaks to the wealth and status of its owner. The pattern of tiny granules on the silver bead is a classic Slavic design. The newfound cemetery has also yielded more than 250 glass beads, some wrapped in gold or silver foil, some from the distant workshops of the Ottoman Empire, based in Constantinople (now Istanbul). Other jewelry buried in the graves included 15 finger rings and 14 temple rings, ornaments that dangled from headbands worn by women of medieval eastern Europe. Thirty-eight excavated coins also testify to the worldliness of their owners. Most of the coins were from Saxony, Bavaria, and Franconia, now all part of Germany. The rest were English and Scandinavian. (Related: "51 Headless Vikings in English Execution Pit Confirmed.") Photograph courtesy M. Jórdeczka Sword of Death This sword, apparently meant to arm the Young Warrior in death, probably never saw earthly battle. The weapon's silver adornment would have made it too costly or impractical for use. But its presence—and that of other weapons in the cemetery—may hold a clue to the identity of the dead. (Related pictures: "Blackbeard's Ship Yields Ornamental Sword.") The swords and battle axes buried in the men's graves are of Viking, not Slavic, design, Buko said. At the time of the burials, Viking warriors played a prominent role in eastern Europe. They guarded the Byzantine emperor in Constantinople and served as mercenaries for kings based in what is now Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. Vikings also formed the core of the elite retinue of tenth-century Polish leader Mieszko I. Buko and his colleagues think the men buried in the cemetery may have been Viking warriors who served another medieval prince. Photograph courtesy Piotr Szejnoga Connections These bronze belt fittings, unearthed in the grave of the Young Warrior, contained the biggest surprise of all, Buko said. Incised in the metal is a two-pronged emblem topped by a cross. This insignia, Buko said, shows the wearer was a close ally or even a kinsman of a ruler whose deeds are reflected in his nickname: Sviatopolk the Accursed. Sviatopolk was a member of the dynasty that founded and ruled Kyivan Rus, the first true eastern Slavic state, which lay east of Poland and lasted from the 800s until collapsing four centuries later. Sviatopolk briefly held the throne in the early 11th century. He earned his nickname by supposedly having his own brothers murdered, to consolidate his power. He was married to a Polish princess and received aid from his father-in-law, the Polish king Boreslav the Brave. Perhaps the Young Warrior was a high-ranking member of Sviatopolk's military guard. Perhaps he was Sviatopolk's son. It's not clear who he was, or why a close confederate of a Kyivan Rus monarch is buried in Poland, but the warrior was "surely somebody close to" Sviatopolk, Buko said. (Also see "Russian Tombs Hold Clues to Obscure Life of Asian Huns.") Photograph courtesy M. Jórdeczka Fences and Neighbors Dark outlines in the soil reveal the presence of "fences of the dead," wooden palisades that each enclosed one to three graves. Such structures are so rare that "we have nothing to compare them to" except fences from sixth- to seventh-century Britain, Buko said. Whereas Polish fences of the time were fastened at the corners, British ones weren't, and were weaker for it. The graves themselves are roomy, in the Scandinavian style, unlike the shallow, narrow pits of eastern European graves of the time. The bodies were encased in wooden coffins adorned with fabric and reinforced with iron fittings. The closest parallels are coffins from ninth- and tenth-century Moravia, in what's now the Czech Republic. (Also see "Viking Treasure Trove Discovered in Swedish Garden.") Photograph courtesy Andrzej Buko Rare Balance An ornate bronze balance could have been used for weighing precious metals. Nothing similar has been found in the region, Buko said, and such items are rare among medieval European artifacts. The balance is an apt symbol of the complex role of the Vikings in 10th- and 11th-century eastern Europe. They came to the region to trade, but they were not averse to drawing on their fearsome military skills to plunder and pillage. The balance "gives us evidence that fighting and commerce were very close to each other," Buko said. Despite the ample Viking influences, it's impossible to assign a culture to the cemetery-or its dead, Buko said. "You can recognize elements from Scandinavia, from Kyivan Rus ... from western Europe," he said. "It's a kind of synthesis from east, west, north, and south, in one place and all together." (Related: "Viking Weapon-Recycling Site Found in England?") Photograph courtesy M. Jórdeczka Related Stories Discovery Could Rewrite History of Vikings in New World Pictures: An Elite Viking's Prized Possessions Kinder, Gentler Vikings? Not According to Their Slaves


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Overall thoughts on the match
"We were really excited about today's match. We knew going into this one that Memphis had a great year and they had actually beaten a couple of teams that we lost to. We knew we had our hands full but I told the girls that a lot of these matches - because everyone is so even from 1-6 - it was going to be about fight. The attitude was to just refuse to lose and I thought we did a good job of that. We set the tone quickly with the doubles point and we never let up in singles. That's something exciting to see as a coach. It just comes down to a point where you say you're not going to lose this match. You're going to do what it takes to win. That's exactly what the girls did today."
On the performance of sophomore Mariam Kurdadze at the top of the lineup
"She was actually down 4-1 in the first and was complaining about not being able to feel the ball. She just did a really good job of settling down and started executing a little better inside the point. That actually ended up going her way. She's always a fighter and she never quits. She's a fierce competitor and that's just another reason why she's had such an incredible two years at Tulane. We expect to continue to see great things from her."
On the bottom of the Green Wave lineup really carrying Tulane today
"I think that will continue to happen. You always look for your 4, 5 and 6 to win and all three of them did a great job today. Emma Helistén and Hila Elster both have really turned the corner. They're starting to feel a little more confident on the court. They trust themselves and they trust their shots. I expect to see great things from them as well."
On how much the experiences Elster and Helistén have gained during the spring has contributed to their recent success
"Every time we take the court and every time they play matches, I expect to see greater and greater things from them. Being international student-athletes, coming to something that is very unfamiliar to them, it takes a while for them to settle down. They both had their share of ups and downs. Emma came down with mono and Hila had a high-ankle sprain. They had both of those things working against them, but they've really turned the corner. With their junior success, they should always be winning down at 5 and 6, and I think that will continue to happen."
On Sunday's regular-season finale at Southern Miss
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Do you guys know anything about F1 rules? The "Yellow Flag" was a marker to indicate water on the track. They have GPS and Flag indicators for the stewards. How else would they know when people are speeding in qualifying under yellow flags and even speeding in pit lane. It's very easy to see that there was no infraction.


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INDIANAPOLIS - Aaron Brooks is not shy about shooting. He took 105 shots in 204 minutes this month with Houston.
But in his Suns debut, he treaded lightly. After arriving in Indianapolis at 3 p.m. Saturday, Brooks had no more than some chats, a DVD playbook and a Sunday morning team meeting to get ready for a noon tipoff against the Indiana Pacers.
The new backup point guard, acquired from Houston in a trade for Goran Dragic and a first-round draft pick, took two shots in 10 minutes. In six second-quarter minutes, Brooks helped the second unit stretch the lead from four to eight with a quick drive and an assist to Jared Dudley. Brooks' fourth-quarter stint did not last as long. The reserves let a 10-point lead dwindle to three in four minutes, prompting coach Alvin Gentry to pull Brooks, Hakim Warrick and Mickael Pietrus and reinsert Steve Nash, Channing Frye and Grant Hill.
Brooks showed speed, lost two assists to open misses and did not see open rollers on other plays.
"It felt good," Brooks said. "The offense is great. I like the open style of getting up and down. It was fun to watch, too.
"I just took what was given, trying to get my feet wet a little bit. This is a process, and I'm learning."
Gentry said Brooks will learn quickly to not be reluctant to shoot under him.
"It's going to take him a little bit of time to be acclimated," Gentry said. "He's going to be more than fine. You could see the quickness on the layup. He's just got to get a feel for the guys, what exactly we're trying to do, when they're going to roll and when he can shoot."
Dragic made his Houston debut Saturday, going 2 for 6 from the field for six points, four fouls and an assist in 11 minutes of a Rockets win against New Jersey.
All this dunking is taking a toll on Dudley.
Dudley went 49 games without a dunk this season but slammed Sunday for the fourth time in eight games. Sunday's jam came when he got a steal on the wing and raced out for a painful dunk.
"I think I pulled it on the rim," said Dudley, who left the game for back treatment in the second quarter but played the final 20:24. "It was how high I was and the velocity of my body coming down.
"I know I'm not an explosive athlete, but I need to get my legs under me and it wasn't there as much, but I had enough to play and help the team win."
His preseason pledge to dunk 10 times this season now seems feasible.
"Didn't I tell you I'm doing this for real?" Dudley said.
-�Center Robin Lopez had two assists for the first time in his career and matched a career high with two steals. He scored six of his eight points in less than one minute of the third quarter.
-�Hill has more NBA experience (15 years) than Indiana's starting lineup combined (13 years).
-�Indiana committed 21 turnovers, including four second-half shot-clock violations.
-�Indiana's A.J. Price had missed 14 consecutive 3-pointers before making four of six 3s in the final 14 minutes of regulation.
-�Suns assistant Igor Kokoskov did not join the Suns' trip after the birth of his first son Thursday.
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It's been a good day.
Maybe this photo of Denyce's cake will save me a thousand words. Think chocolate and raspberries.
I brought up the rear with a Coconut-Chocolate Bread recipe from Jim Lahey's new book, My Bread. Hard to go wrong with 1 1/2 bittersweet chocolate Lindt bars per loaf. Used sourdough starter in lieu of dry yeast .
Then a nice walk in the serene snowy woods before logging yet more time taking in some winter Olympic action.


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Dr Murrison, the Prime Minister's Special Represent-ative for the Centenary Commemorations, was joined by the French Minister for Veterans' Affairs, Kader Arif. The aim of the letter is to ensure that the events for the 100th anniversary of the conflict are "successful and appropriate".
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Starlet Gen Padova has been recently cast as the ex-hooker girlfriend of a hitman in an upcoming independent mockumentary titled Hitman. The starlet said that she's excited about having the freedom to exercise her ability to act in a part that is both funny and dramatic.
Padova said that she's always been interested in playing the role of something other than a teenager, but never imagined she'd play the part of an ex-hooker girlfriend. "Talk about funny drama," said the starlet.
"I've always been intrigued at the opportunity to play someone other than my boring self…but never really put much effort into trying to become an actor. You know how porn and mainstream acting rarely mixes well," she said.
"After doing porn for nearly five years, I've realized that often times my behind the scenes footage tends to be popular among the fans, because I'm more focused on being such a ham than focusing on whether my fake eyelashes are still on.
"So taking this opportunity will show a non-pornographic side where I can toy with my capabilities as an actress and not be just a hole," Padova laughed, "and have fun, all at the same time. I'm excited."
Padova told AVN.com that she has already shot some of her scenes for the release, and the experience, so far, has been positive. "The people in the movie are so down to earth, and it's been a great experience…I got lucky to be involved with such a great group of people."
Hitman is currently being produced by FSD Productions, and is set to release in January of 2007. Padova said the producers plan to first shop the movie on the festival circuit, and depending on the response they will release it on DVD.
Padova has also been in the works with Chatsworth Pictures to put the Blow Gen Blow chronicles into its own movie. In the title, every girl is set out to prove they love cock more than Padova and will go to extremes to prove it. Padova said that cat fights, spitting, hair pulling and face cock-prodding are just a few of the many things to witness in the release.
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Last week's settlement by MOEX Offshore 2007 LLC, which owned 10 percent of the Macondo well, totaled $90 million. Of that, Mississippi got $5 million in civil penalties and $5 million in coastal restoration money.
Hood says majority-owner BP PLC and others could give Mississippi a total of $100 million in penalties and restoration money.
A bigger pot could await economic damage claims. Hood says between $250 million and $500 million on claims of lost tax money and additional expenses is possible.
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Syesha Mercado joins 'The Book of Mormon' Chicago Production
Syesha Mercado has been cast in the Chicago production of The Book of Mormon. She will play the role of Nabulungi.
The show will run from December 19, 2012 to June 2, 2013.
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"American Idol" finalist Syesha Mercado has taken over the role of Nabulungi in the Chicago production of the Tony Award-winning musical The Book of Mormon, which began previews Dec. 11 at the Bank of American Theatre.
Mercado recently appeared as Ti Moune in the Paper Mill Playhouse production of Once On This Island. She has been in Chicago rehearsing the show for the past two weeks, and began performances with the cast when previews began Dec. 11.
Stephanie Umoh, the star of the Broadway revival of Ragtime and the York Theatre Company's The Show Goes On, was originally announced to play the role of Nabulungi. Representatives for The Book of Mormon confirmed Mercado's casting, but did not elaborate on the reasons for Umoh's departure.
The Chicago production will officially open Dec. 19. It marks the third staging of The Book of Mormon to open in the U.S. It is currently set to play through June 2, 2013. All performances through March 3, 2013, are currently sold out.
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At the British Library, we were aware that summer 2012 demanded something special for our major exhibition programme. From the manuscript of Beowulf, to the notebooks of J. G. Ballard, the Library has the finest collection of English Literature in the world, and the opportunity to open up this literary treasure-house to visitors in 2012 seemed irresistible.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0824826884, Paperback)"I would like to read about me--what everyday things happened to me--when I am an old woman. Right now I am only 11 years, 5 months."
Angeles Monrayo (1912–2000) began her diary on January 10, 1924, a few months before she and her father and older brother moved from a sugar plantation in Waipahu to Pablo Manlapit's strike camp in Honolulu. Here for the first time is a young Filipino girl's view of life in Hawai'i and central California in the first decades of the twentieth century--a significant and often turbulent period for immigrant and migrant labor in both settings. Angeles' vivid, simple language takes us into the heart of an early Filipino family as its members come to terms with poverty and racism and struggle to build new lives in a new world. But even as Angeles recounts the hardships of immigrant life, her diary of "everyday things" never lets us forget that she and the people around her went to school and church, enjoyed music and dancing, told jokes, went to the movies, and fell in love.
Essays by Jonathan Okamura and Dawn Mabalon enlarge on Angeles' account of early working-class Filipinos and situate her experience in the larger history of Filipino migration to the United States. Tomorrow's Memories not only provides a rare glimpse into the lives of Pinays during the 1920s and 1930s, but also contributes valuable insights into the study of race, class, and gender in American history and the study of power and resistance in Asian American and ethnic studies.
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Director Neil Berkeley's first film -- "Beauty is Embarrassing" -- chronicled the artistic journey of a complicated bearded artist. He never thought he'd do that again.Read More »
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The Upper East Regional Coordinator of Local Enterprises and Skills Development Programme (LESDEP), Mr Robert Agab has pointed out that unemployment is a global challenge, therefore it will be prudent for the youth to start redirecting interest in establishing their own businesses instead of relying on white collar jobs.
He made the call during this year's celebrations to mark the Global Entrepreneurship Week at the Bolgatanga Senior Technical School in the Upper East region which attracted many students.
He urged the youth to focus on developing their personal skills in entrepreneurship to assist tackle the problem of unemployment in the country.
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Holyoke boys' basketball team had a tough go the last three home games. They played host to Dundy County, Haxtun and Burlington and came up short in all three games.
The five-game home stand will come to an end Thursday, Feb. 16 when the Dragons host Akron. The regular season will wrap up Friday night when the Dragons travel north to face Sedgwick County.
Holyoke 57, Dundy County 62
The game Tuesday, Feb. 7 looked completely over after one quarter of basketball. Dundy County built a commanding 24-5 lead on their way to the eventual win.
Knowing how the Dragons have fought back nicely a lot this year, things weren't considered over in the minds of the players.
Holyoke whittled away at the deficit and managed to outscore the Tigers in the remaining three quarters but ended up five points short in the end.
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"I was really pleased with the second half," coach Scott Dille said. He said it was nice to see the kids continue to focus and play together. The coach also noted it's pretty difficult to battle back after falling behind by so much early on.
One of the biggest tasks for the Dragons was finding a way to slow down Dundy County's big man, Joe Rettele, who finished the game with 35 points.
Reid Baumgartner led the team with 26 points. The majority of his points came from the charity stripe where he nearly finished perfect, going 15-17. Logan Tharp finished the game with 21 points.
Holyoke 51, Haxtun 55
The Dragons found themselves on top of their county rival 13-6 after the first quarter of play Thursday night.
That lead didn't last long as Haxtun got into a groove and outscored the Dragons 17-6 in the second and held a 23-19 lead heading into the locker room.
The Dragons stormed back in the third to take a 42-36 lead. The tension mounted in the gym throughout the fourth quarter as the teams found themsleves in a dogfight to the end.
At the final buzzer, the crowd wearing red was cheering after watching their Bulldogs avenge an earlier loss to the Dragons.
Baumgartner led the Dragons with 19 points. Tharp was the only other Holyoke player in double digits with 12. Nine Dragons managed to contribute to the score last Thursday. Dille was very proud with how the bench stepped up and played.
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Holyoke 54, Burlington 61
The Dragons suffered a third-consecutive loss Monday, Feb. 13 when Burlington came to town. The contest was a make up game after the original match-up was postponed due to snow.
Dille felt the team played well in the first quarter—something they haven't done lately. In the second quarter, the Dragons gave up too many looks which the Cougars capitalized on.
Burlington shined from beyond the arc scoring 21 points off of seven from three-point range.
Baumgartner and Tharp each finished in double digits scoring 26 and 14 respectively.
Upcoming action
The Dragons were scheduled to host Akron Thursday, Feb. 16 with games beginning at 4 p.m. Holyoke will travel to Sedgwick County Friday, Feb. 17 for 4 p.m. games.
Dille said both the Rams and Cougars are playing well and both games will be a challenge.
District play is scheduled to begin Tuesday, Feb. 21.
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Well Tara is definitely a cutie, her site has not been updated in a few years. I was a member back in January 2004 and after coming across a folder with all her vids I too only have 24.
It is a shame that she did not keep up the site.
In a few videos her supposed "gay friend", who was the camera man almost sounds like one of the guys from the RealityKings network (the name of the fellow alludes me). It honestly would not surprise me if it were him and this was one of his early ventures online.
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