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anyway i want to see who you would recommend to be the strongest fictional character, anime or cartoon and as long as you can fight for him to say he's the most strongest fictional character.
let's put gods of religion aside, sorry i forgot to put this.
i don't want this thread to be an insult to religions.
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well that could be nice dad but leave that to the psalms thread.
i'm going to change now the description,
Ok then my boy. I'd say the Ideon, haven't watch the show yet but I've read that it destroys the universe at some point.
Their many good fictional characters in some point of view. For me is Darth Vader/Anakin Skywalker. Because I like the element of humanism in his character, very human. It shows the Yin and Yang of having a power (the force), having a big dream, love and family. Also it reminds us that their is always hope/ redemption.
And the force is with him,a very strong force indeed.
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Superman...i was gonna say spawn, but he pussyfoots around with his powers.


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PSU is like Bama, whoever gets the job will always be under the shadow of Joe Pa. no matter how many games you win or what a coach will do Paterno would done it better or this way etc etc etc . just like Saban at bama, always under the shadow of the bear. Why do you think O'Brien left for Houston?
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PSU is like Bama, whoever gets the job will always be under the shadow of Joe Pa. no matter how many games you win or what a coach will do Paterno would done it better or this way etc etc etc . just like Saban at bama, always under the shadow of the bear. Why do you think O'Brien left for Houston?
GJ PSU Allum and some fans. Here at Nebraska we are nearly running our coach off with the same problem. Thinking everything should be about when we were great. Hope with the next coach you all learn. You did lose yourselves a great coach there.
Should hire Mark Richt
Somebody explain to me why the Penn State job -- with sanctions -- is a better spot than Vandy? Franklin built the brand at Vandy. It's a hot recruiting ticket because of him. Why would he leave???
Franklin would be better off staying at Vandy and waiting for another job. His name is being talked about for a lot of the openings. Unfortunately, The Penn State job is going to be a no win situation for a long time.
Franklin would be a homerun for Penn State. As good a candidate as there is.
Since Golden is staying at Miami, Franklin or Schiano make the most sense.
Good hire for Ped State. Franklin has experience in dealing with rape allegations.
Great hire for Penn State make it happen. Franklin is so much better than that slob bill O'Brien.
Not impressed
In three years, the teams that Franklin/ & Vandy have beaten averaged a 4-8 record.
Their non-conference opponents over the last 3 years have been Elon, Army, Presbyterian, UMass two times, Wake Forrest 3 times, Northwestern, UAB, UConn, & Austin Peay. Those opponents combined record is 42-100.
of the 23 Vandy victories came against teams with 3 wins or less.
Almost half of Vandy's wins came against teams who couldn't win even
I agree, Rory. It still angers me that U of Maryland could have had Franklin as head coach but instead went with Randy Edsall, who is a terrible disappointment (no surprise). Franklin is a great coach and his players love him. That he has had the success he has at Vanderbilt is astonishing. Who would have thought Vandy would be winning bowl games? He will, if he gets the opportunity, rebuild Penn State to be a leading program again.
The Vandy D-coordinator has taken his name out of the running for head coach at a SunBelt Conference school, expecting to get consideration for an SEC head coaching job, or joining Franklin at Penn State.
If PSU gets Franklin they will get one hell of a coach. He has accomplished in 3 years at Vanderbilt what no one in more than 50 has been able to do. If they are lucky enough to get him they better damn well do everything they can to keep him or in 3 or 4 years the NFL will come hard and fast at him.
@ianlinross My thought is that Vandy is a stepping stone to a better position. It's unlikely that it will ever be more than that. It's like the military academies (and I'm in Annapolis) when those coaches do well they get snapped up by a more prestigious program. Navy is lucky that Ken Niumatalolo has stayed after his success, which he's kept up after Paul Johnson left. James Franklin is a very good coach. PSU won't be under sanctions forever and I see them being a national power again with him at the head.
Anyway, that's my opinion.
@6marK6The guy is walking into a hornet's nest!
@mountainbrook417 Dude, he is coaching at Vanderbilt. You can't claim he beats the "have not's", they are the "have not's."


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Music chart toppers like 'Lil Kim used to make a point to stop on Chicago's West Side years ago, mingling with their fans at George's Music Room -- one of several businesses where people in North Lawndale could shop and work.
"We had uh, the Red Rooster, big supermarket on the corner. Right where the Legion Hall is, that was a Men's Haberdashery. There was a furniture re-upholstery store," George Daniels explains.
There were even parking meters on a stretch of Roosevelt Road where today the street is wide open, most storefronts are closed tight, and there's not a job prospect in sight.
Miles away, in the Far South Side Roseland neighborhood, Alderman Anthony Beale still has a commercial strip - but it's been a challenge.
"The real money is leaving the community," says Beale. "It's going outside the community, it's going to the suburbs, because you know we didn't have the stores that were conducive to the working class people going to shop."
Beale says the stores needed competition and better options for his residents. They got both in a big box.
At the newest of nine Walmarts to open in Chicago since 2006, store manager Darryl Bowles sees nothing but opportunity.
"My favorite part was seeing my associates and how proud they were about opening up the store, and then seeing the excitements of the customers and how they love Walmart being in the community," Bowles tells FOX 32.
Walmart didn't always feel the love here. Unions - and other critics - fought to keep the retailer and its hundreds of non-union jobs out of Chicago. In 2006, the City Council even passed an ordinance to make big box stores like Walmart pay much higher minimum wages than their competitors.
It's the only thing Mayor Richard M. Daley ever had to veto, saying it couldn't be just about Walmart.
The veto gave aldermen political cover and there was the rising tide of jobless Chicagoans -- with Walmart willing to build in communities where the working poor had become just poor.
"A job is better. Everybody'd like to make more, or have better insurance, but you gotta take what you can get and I think it's a good start," Roseland resident Pastor Ernest Coker says.
"This created a lotta jobs for people in the community and that's what's most important," adds resident Ethel Gore.
"I'm a union supporter, but when you look at my community, and the unions were attempting to keep these jobs and these goods and services out of my community that don't have access to any of it, that was a fight that I had to take on," Ald. Beale explains.
Since the first store opened in the Austin neighborhood, Beale has been waiting 8 years for people in his Far South Side ward to get theirs.
"I made a plea to my colleagues in the City Council," he says. "Some of my colleagues have four and five grocery stores in their area. I didn't have any. So how are you gonna tell me that my community has the highest crime rate, we have the highest cancer rate, the highest diabetes rate, the highest unemployment rate, the highest foreclosure rate, but we're not entitled to a good paying job and good produce and things like that in my community?"
Good paying job? Some would argue that. Retail, especially discount or low-end retail, is considered a low-wage industry - along with hospitality.
That's part of Chicago's problem with the current economic recovery: the quantity of jobs versus the quality. Cities that are really getting healthier are gaining more mid-wage jobs.
Houston leads the pack with double-digit gains in the energy sector last year. They're the kinds of jobs that build the all-important middle class.
Compare that to Chicago, where most of the growth is in low wage industries and the number of "mid-wage" jobs has declined 7.6 percent since 2006.
But people like Anthony Harris are not studying those numbers. The father of two is counting on his work ethic to fatten his paycheck.
"You gotta do the work to get a bigger pay, cause everybody always wanna jump in and be the biggest fish in the water, but you do not start like that. You gotta learn before you walk," Harris says. "I was at the Walmart at 103rd & Harlem. That was my first starting gig though, and from there I transferred over to here, to come up to be a supervisor, cause I kinda played it pretty good at the other Walmart."
And Harris's pay did not start as low as it could have. Walmart opponents lost the war here, but won some key battles.
"We fought for Walmart to pay a higher wage than they're paying anywhere else in the country, and so we put a community benefits agreement in place," says Beale.
That agreement includes hiring more than half of the 400 employees from the neighborhood.
The community is obviously over the political arguments against the chain, but maybe the criticism helped change what's inside the boxes.
"Just look at this produce," Beale points out to FOX 32's Robin Robinson as they walk through the grocery section. "They haven't seen anything like this in this neighborhood in decades. You have plantains from Colombia, coconuts from the Dominican Republic. It shows a certain respect for the consumer that other chains have ignored. It has also opened the door for the first manufacturing company coming into the area, company called Method, based out of Europe. They're having their distribution center right here in the 9th Ward, and we broke ground on them last month and that's creating about 120 good-paying jobs, starting at $65,000 and up."
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If you're like me and aren't quite sure you're ready to dive in to this trend, this guide should come in very handy. It breaks down which mulberry hue is right for your skin tone and offers up product recommendations so that you can get with the wine-stained lips program before Starbucks reverts to their green cups.
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The kids are back in school and already busy with homework, classes and practice. Don't let hectic schedules put your children's health in detention. Parents can do plenty to help their children stay healthy and succeed in school—from ensuring they get adequate
sleep and regular exercise to serving up balanced meals and more. After all, children's health has been shown to be directly linked to success in school.
Our latest
infographic explores the connection between children's health and academic performance with health information and tips from the experts at NorthShore University HealthSystem. Click on the image below to see the full infographic.
Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in men. If detected and treated early, prostate
cancer survival rates are high and associated with good functional outcomes. As part of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month,
Brian Helfand, MD, PhD, Urologist at Northshore, answers questions about prostate cancer risk, early signs and symptoms, recommended screening, as well as current treatment options for prostate cancer and recovery after treatment.
If there is a family history of the disease, does that increase your risk? When should someone with a family history of the disease begin screening?
Prostate cancer is one of the most inheritable of all cancers. As such, risk factors that are most associated with prostate cancer are first-degree family history (father, brother, uncle, etc.) and race (i.e. African-Americans). Based on statistics, a man with
a first-degree connection to the disease is almost two times more likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer than a man without a family history. Although there is some debate regarding the routine use of PSA screening, I'm a firm believer that if there is
a family history, one should start undergoing annual PSA screening by the age of 40.
After treatment, how often should a patient return to their physician for further tests and screenings?
After surgery, patients should have an initial post-operative PSA in about four to six weeks and then every three to four months (based upon their urologist's preference). After two years of having an undetectable PSA, I suggest my patients get PSAs every six
What is a normal PSA?
I always tell my patients that you should compare your PSA to what is "normal" for your age group. Most men age 50 and younger have a PSA below 0.7ng/ml. For simplicity, you could use a cutoff of 1.0ng/ml. It's important to point out that having a PSA value
that is above your age group does not mean that you have prostate cancer. It does, however, mean that you are statistically at a slightly increased risk for being diagnosed with the disease. For that reason, you should continue to be screened with PSA on an
annual basis at least.
There are other factors that should go into the interpretation of PSA before deciding to perform a prostate biopsy and these include: PSA values that have been rising over time, family history of prostate cancer, African-American heritage and history of
benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Remember, PSA is not a perfect test but it has saved many lives and it's still the best test for prostate cancer screening.
Are there preventative measures that could potentially reduce one's risk for developing the disease?
It's possible that a heart-healthy diet low in fats and simple sugars may help reduce one's risk of developing prostate cancer. There is emerging evidence that obesity is a driving factor for benign growth of the prostate (referred to as BPH or benign prostatic
hyperplasia) and that it could also contribute to one's risk for prostate cancer. Extra weight may also make it harder to detect the disease until it is advanced. Obesity also is thought to contribute to prostate cancer recurrence. That's why it's important
for men to realize that a heart-healthy diet can help keep their prostates healthy too!
How likely is a patient's sexual function to be affected after treatment? What surgical options result in the best possible outcome as far as recovering sex life?
I tell my patients that your post-operative sexual function is significantly related to your age and pre-operative function. In general, treatment for prostate cancer (radiation or surgery) has never improved a man's erectile function. However, if a man is
young, not diabetic or obese and had good erectile function prior to surgery, he has a very good chance of having normal erections post-op.
I believe that good, nerve-sparing surgery significantly helps with the recovery of erectile function. This can be done by a urologic surgeon who is trained in the technique and frequently performs the operation. In addition, I believe that all men should
start (at minimum) a rehabilitation program before and immediately after surgery that helps to recover nerve function. This could involve taking drugs like Cialis before and after surgery.
If you do suffer from sexual dysfunction after prostate cancer treatment, what can you do to aid/improve recovery?
Unfortunately, there is no universal solution for every man but there are many different options that are available for treatment of sexual dysfunction after surgery. Prostate cancer patients should have an assessment of psychological function and desire for
sexual activity following surgery. Many men get nervous about intimacy following surgery and an evaluation by a trained professional can help relieve a lot of this anxiety.
If there are erectile issues after treatment, many men respond to simple medical therapies like Viagra and Cialis. This is often a starting point. If you fail to respond to these therapies, other interventions such as a vacuum erection device or injection
therapies can be used to obtain an erection. As always, regular exercise and a heart-healthy diet help increases your chances of a successful recovery.
What are the differences between robotic laparoscopic surgery and conventional open prostatectomy in terms of recovery?
I think the answer is surgeon experience. There are many urologists who can perform open surgery with excellent outcomes (great cancer control, erectile function and continence). And there are many urologists who can perform robotic surgery with similar outcomes.
It's most important to be treated by an urologist who is comfortable and experienced with a radical prostatectomy. Having said that, robotic surgery has recently become the most commonly used surgical intervention for prostate cancer. When compared to open
surgery, robotic surgery offers significantly less blood loss and a shorter hospital stay. Although not proven, it's likely that the robotic surgery offers increased visualization of the area by the surgeon which provides an opportunity to spare more nerves
and create a nice connection between the bladder and urethra. These are both associated with increased erectile function and increased continence.
What does active surveillance involve? Why would someone choose to do that instead of actively treat their cancer?
We have come to a "new era" of understanding prostate cancer and realized that many men have prostate tumors that may not harm them during their lifetime (benign-type prostate cancer). This is because many prostate tumors grow very slowly and other medical
problems may ultimately harm a man before the prostate cancer spreads
Unfortunately, there is currently no diagnostic test that can tell whether one has a lethal prostate cancer or more benign-type tumor; therefore, we have developed a program of surveillance in which we avoid treating patients with prostate cancer until there
is evidence that it has an aggressive component. This involves actively and regularly monitoring men through the use of PSA tests and prostate biopsies. While this does increase the number of times that a man is evaluated by an urologist, it avoids overtreatment,
like unnecessary surgery or radiation that could cause erectile problems and/or incontinence. Currently, NorthShore University HealthSystem has the largest program in the Midwest.
Many typically associate cancer with a specific part of the body, like the breast, prostate or colon; however, it can develop
and affect more just a part of the body. Approximately 43,000 people are diagnosed with leukemia each year. Leukemia is a cancer of the blood and bone marrow. Blood cells, both white and red, are made in bone marrow. With leukemia, bone marrow produces an
abnormal amount of white blood cells, which cannot function like normal white cells. As the disease progresses, the accumulation of these abnormal cells can cause anemia, bleeding, infections and eventually could spread to other areas of the body.
Leukemia can develop in both children and adults, and is the most prevalent cancer found in children under 14 years old. Depending on the type of leukemia, symptoms may become apparent almost immediately or gradually develop and become more noticeable over
the course of months or even years. Treatment plans will vary depending on the type of leukemia, as well as your age and current health.
Alla Gimbelfarb, MD, Hematology at NorthShore, identifies some of the signs and symptoms of leukemia that many overlook :
Has leukemia touched someone in your family? During National Leukemia/Lymphoma Month help raise awareness about its signs and symptoms.
Practicing multiple days during the week. Competing in tournaments on the weekend. Participating in rigorous training camps
and leagues in the off-season. Playing the same or multiple sports year round. Does this resemble your child's sports schedule?
Youth sports are becoming more competitive at younger ages, often requiring participation beyond the normal season to make the cut and see more starting time during games. As the pressure to participate increases and youth sports become more "professional,"
your child's risk for injury increases too. Sports are a great way to keep your child involved and active, but year-round practices for the same sport can lead to some health concerns as well, including stress fractures, ligament tears and musculoskeletal
Eric Chehab, MD, a NorthShore affiliated orthopaedic surgeon, offers some tips to help keep your kids active and injury-free:
For additional information about sports injuries, including sports-specific tip sheets, visit the Stop Sports Injuries website:
What do you to keep your kids active? How do you make sure they aren't overdoing it?
According to the Centers for Disease Control, suicide was the 10th leading cause of the death in the U.S. in 2009. That
year there were 37,000 suicides, with one million reported attempted suicides. In the same year, suicide was the third leading cause of death for young people between the ages of 15 and 24.
Suicide is a major health issue but it's also a potentially preventable one. While there are several risk factors for suicide, any person who expresses suicidal thoughts or the intent to commit suicide should be taken seriously. Risk factors for suicide
Knowing and acting on the signs of suicide exhibited by others could save thousands of lives each year. If someone appears depressed and/or expresses suicidal thoughts, it's important to listen closely and take that person seriously. It's especially important
to be concerned if someone exhibits any of these signs and has also attempted suicide in the past, as most successful suicides were preceded by one or more attempts.
Benjamin Shain, MD, PhD, Psychiatry at NorthShore, shares some of the warning signs of suicide and discusses what you can do to help a person
who might be contemplating suicide:
What should you do if you notice these behaviors in a friend or family member?
First, discuss your observations or concerns with the person and/or other friends or family members. Make sure to listen to the person's concerns and what might be stressful for them. It's essential to urge the person to speak to their primary care physician
and/or a mental health professional. If you believe they are an immediate risk to themselves, call 911.
"How are you feeling?" is probably one of the first questions your doctor will ask during your annual visit. If you haven't
needed to see your doctor between physicals, your answer will most likely be, "Fine." It won't be until later that you remember all the miscellaneous symptoms, heath issues, and aches and pains from the last year.
Don't miss another opportunity to maximize your time with your doctor. By planning and preparing beforehand, you ensure that you'll remember to ask the correct questions during the limited time you have with your primary care physician.
Curtis Mann, MD, Family Medicine at NorthShore, offers some tips on how to make the most of your time with your doctor:
Do you have a yearly physical? How do you make the most of your annual visit?
Kidney stones can cause pain that ranges from mild to excruciating; however, stones typically do not cause symptoms until they move from the kidney into the ureter (the tube that connects the kidney to the bladder). So how do they form? Kidney stones develop
when urine consists of more crystal-forming substances than the urine can dilute. Often there is no single definitive cause of kidney stones but there are factors that increase one's risk for developing them. Determining the type of kidney stone can be helpful
in determining its cause and preventing recurrence.
Main kidney stone types:
Amanda Macejko, MD, Urologist at NorthShore's Jon and Carol Water Center for Urological Health, answered several questions about kidney
stones, including hereditary risk factors, and how best to treat and prevent recurrence:
If there is a family history of kidney stones, are you at an increased risk for developing them at some point?
Stones can certainly have a hereditary component. So, yes, if there is a family history one could be prone to developing stones. One of the best things you can do to decrease your risk is to make sure you drink plenty of water (2.5-3 liters of water daily).
Is there a particular group of people who are at higher risk of developing kidney stones?
Peak incidences of stones occur in people between the ages of 30-60. Caucasians and people who live in warm, dry climates are at higher risk of developing stones. Additionally, people with higher body mass index (BMI) are also at increased risk.
Aside from drinking a lot of water, what other preventative measures can be taken to avoid recurrence of kidney stones?
The stone prevention diet includes: limiting salt intake, avoiding foods high in oxalates and limiting consumption of animal protein. Salt intake increases calcium in the urine so we recommend avoiding canned, processed and fast foods which contain a lot of
For people with calcium oxalate stones, foods high in oxalate should be avoided, which includes tea, spinach, nuts, and, I'm sorry to say, chocolate. Animal protein, including red meat, chicken, fish, should also be limited. It is important to note that
calcium restriction is not recommended.
I've had multiple stones over the years, do I need further tests?
For someone with multiple stones or a strong family history of stones , I highly recommend a metabolic work up. This involves blood work and a 24-hour urine collection (48 hours the first time). This helps your physician figure out what your specific risk factors
are for stone formation, as well as look for possible underlying medical conditions. We perform this service in the Stone Clinic which is staffed by myself, Dr. Park (urology) and Dr. Sprague (nephrology).
Can kidney stones cause renal failure?
Nonobstructing stones in general should not cause renal (kidney) failure; however, untreated obstructing stones may eventually cause renal impairment.
Should you always go to the hospital for kidney stones?
This is really important. If your pain is tolerable with pain medication, whether over the counter or prescription, then you can probably follow up with your primary care doctor or urologist in the office to work out a plan. However, if your pain is not well
controlled or you have significant nausea/vomiting, you will need to go to the emergency room. Typically they will be able to control your pain and/or nausea and you can return home. Most importantly, if you have fever (higher than 100.5˚ F.) or shaking chills,
you need to go to the emergency room immediately. An obstructing stone associated with an infection is very serious and can be life-threatening.
If someone has a kidney stone but would rather attempt to pass it at home, what can he or she do to ease the pain from home?
Most patients take some form of pain medication whether it be over the counter or a prescribed narcotic while they are passing a stone. Additionally, we often prescribe an alpha-blocker. These are the same medications used to increase the flow of urine through
an enlarged prostate. These medications have been shown to help relax the ureters and increase the rate of stone passage.
What can be done for larger stones that cannot be passed on their own?
Kidney and ureteral stones that are too large to pass often require treatment. Common outpatient treatments include shock wave lithotripsy or ureteroscopy. Shock wave lithotripsy is a procedure performed under anesthesia in which we break the stone using sound
waves. After the procedure you then pass the fragments. In ureteroscopy, a small scope is passed through the urethra and bladder and into the ureter. The stone is broken up with a laser fiber and the fragments are subsequently removed with a tiny basket.
Have you ever had a kidney stone? What do you do to prevent them?
Over the last 40 years, food portion sizes have grown substantially in the U.S. And since larger portions mean higher calorie counts, Americans have been steadily increasing in size as well. With obesity rates at an all time high, portion control should
become a primary consideration when attempting to lose weight in a healthy way.
The experts at NorthShore University HealthSystem have created an infographic that puts food portion sizes into perspective. How much have portion sizes increased over the years? What does a real serving size look like? How can you avoid overeating at mealtimes?
Let our latest infographic with portion control tips help you avoid weight gain and maintain a properly portioned diet! Click on the image below for the full
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What's wrong with gluten? There's nothing wrong with it—unless you happen to be one of the two million men and
women in the U.S. who suffer from celiac disease.
Gluten is a protein found in wheat, barley and rye. People who suffer from celiac disease are unable to eat gluten because it causes an inflammatory reaction in their small intestines. This inflammation can cause damage to the lining of the small intestine
and prevent the body's absorption of nutrients and vitamins. If left unchecked, this intestinal damage can cause weight loss, bloating and diarrhea. The body is then deprived of important nutrients, which can damage organs including the heart, bones, kidney
and brain.
There is no cure for celiac disease but eliminating gluten from your diet can reduce symptoms and give your intestines an opportunity to heal. Signs and symptoms of celiac disease vary from patient to patient. They range from more typical symptoms like diarrhea,
weight loss and bloating to essentially no symptoms at all. It's important to discuss any of the following signs, symptoms or issues with your doctor because 70% of patients who have celiac disease go undiagnosed.
How do you know if you have celiac disease?
David Labowitz, DO, MPH, Gastroenterology at NorthShore, shares some of the signs and symptoms of celiac disease:
Do you have celiac disease? If so, what were your symptoms? How difficult was it for you to remove gluten from your diet?
Headaches can be more than just a pain, interrupting your day-to-day life and making it difficult to concentrate on even
the simplest tasks. The key to finding your way through the pain could be determining its type and trigger.
There are many types of headaches and they vary in severity from person to person and type to type:
What could be triggering your headaches?
Steven Meyers, MD, Neurologist and Head of the
Headache Program at NorthShore, discusses some common headache triggers:
Do you suffer from headaches? Do you know your headache triggers?


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Download our Autumn programme
Bring along your toddlers and children for a fun and interactive storytelling experience.
Children and families have a fun time creating crafts inspired by the Weird and Wonderful Gallery artefacts.
Join us today, Sunday, 13 April at 2.30pm to discover and explore more about the Whittaker's Big Egg hunt, with a special appearance by artist Rob Tucker.
There are some fairly wild animals at Auckland Museum, but you won't be in danger. Join our intrepid explorer, Pennsylvania 'Penny' Smith, as she roams the galleries looking for wildlife to shoot (with her camera).
Come along to Meet the Objects and get hands-on with some of our Natural History collections.
Join us for UNESCO International Jazz Day as a host of local musicians explores Pacific themes in sync with this yearly celebration of jazz.
Join us on ANZAC Day as we look ahead to the centenary of the beginning of World War I in August.
The world-renowned exhibition, on loan from the Natural History Museum in London, features 100 awe-inspiring back-lit images, from fascinating animal behaviour to breathtaking wild landscapes.
Robin Morrison was one of New Zealand's most celebrated photojournalists. His striking, unpretentious images allowed us to see ourselves, and our way of life, as if for the first time. 'A Decade of Days' features a selection of Robin's black and white photographs of his city, Auckland, from 1971 to 1985.
Our Māori cultural performance is recognised as being one of the leading Māori cultural experiences in New Zealand, culminating in the world famous haka.
Our Guides will describe the significance of some of our most treasured objects, artefacts and specimens; including an exploration of the architecture of the historic Museum building itself.
Performers from our Māori Cultural Experience will take you on a guided tour of our magnificent Māori gallery.
Our collections and galleries are permanent features at the Museum and are open to the public daily.
This gallery can be found on the top floor and tell the story of New Zealand's involvement in wars from the New Zealand Wars to East Timor.
Weird and Wonderful is a children's gallery. Open daily, free with Museum entry.
Pacific Masterpieces shows some of the most beautiful and important Oceanic art and artefacts in the world, ranging from delicate combs to ocean going canoes and from feathered cloaks to shields.


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Welcome to Cuervo Resources Inc.
Cuervo Resources Inc. ("Cuervo"), is a public Canadian exploration company that completed an initial public offering on May 30, 2007. The company has acquired and is drilling properties prospective for iron ore in Perú through its Peruvian subsidiary Minera Cuervo S.A.C. Cuervo Resources Inc. is listed on the Canadian National Stock Exchange (CNSX) under the symbol FE. The company also trades on the Frankfurt Exchange under the symbol CRR.
Cuervo was formed in early 2005 with the ambition of capitalizing on the then emerging strength of international iron ore markets, particularly those in the Pacific Rim. Perú was identified as a particularly attractive exploration target, principally because of its well established mining tradition and infrastructure, and its well regarded legal and banking systems. The Board of Directors provided strategic insight, drawing on their background and knowledge of iron ore markets and geology. Today, Cuervo holds an unencumbered 100% interest over 25,000 ha of iron prospective properties in Perú. These properties hold, in the opinion of management, good prospects for finding upwards of a billion tonnes of commercially exploitable iron mineralization.
The current exploration focus is on the 14,000 ha Cerro Ccopane property. To date, Cuervo has performed over 25,000 m of drilling and reported resource estimates of: 55.5 million tonnes "measured and indicated", grading 46.7% Fe and 51 million tonnes "inferred", grading 43.7% Fe from the Orcopura zone; 56 million tonnes "inferred", grading 53.5% Fe from the Huillque zone; 16 million tonnes "inferred", grading 49.3% Fe from the Aurora zones; and 453.5 million tonnes "inferred", grading 42.0% Fe from the Bob1 zone. Importantly, three other target zones have been identified on the Cerro Ccopane property by surface showings and geophysics. In November 2007 the company initiated metallurgical testing of core samples to determine the amenability of the material to magnetic separation of contaminants and by-products. That testing has indicated that most contaminates (sulphur and copper) can be removed, yielding an upgraded iron concentrate, grading 66% to 69%. A preliminary transportation study was also commissioned which supported the feasibility of moving iron from Cerro Ccopane to the Pacific tidewater port at Matarani. That report has been succeeded by a more comprehensive study completed in 2009.


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GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 20th Apr 14
Veteran classical stage performer Muhidin Mwalimu Gurumo has left the other stage, that of the world, at the age of 74, and evidently being missed by many fans who have continued to see him on stage, being amazed at his energies and enthusiasm for the profession.
THE GUARDIAN | 16th Apr 14
Skylight Entertainment plans to establish a music academy in Dar es Salam as a way of nurturing, developing and promoting talents in the country manager of the group Annett Kushamba has confirmed.
THE GUARDIAN | 9th Apr 14
Film makers in the country have been urged by the Tanzania Film Federation president Simon Mwakifamba to step up performance. Mwakifamba said it's time to emulate successful performance attained by Kenyan Lupita Nyong'o and take it as a challenge to flap the national flag at international stage.
THE GUARDIAN | 8th Apr 14
Tanzania has for years now opened its doors to foreign investors, notable among them being those in the mining sector. Several mines have been established by foreign investors with massive capital as opposed to local small-scale miners.
THE GUARDIAN | 7th Apr 14
South Africa's renowned music group, Mafikizolo displayed a remarkable flair of kwaito and stage performance that kept fans on their feet and in constant applause at the Mlimani City auditorium in Dar es Salaam on Saturday.
THE GUARDIAN | 25th Feb 14
Reigning Miss Tanzania Happiness Watimanywa led successful fundraising event for Morogoro Regional Hospital over the weekend. The event involved workers of Universal Leaf company.
THE GUARDIAN | 19th Feb 14
Public Service Pension Fund (PSPF) is expecting to conduct a workshop for artsists in the country on the importance of copyrights on Friday. The fund's assistant supplementary scheme manager Matilda Nyallu said PSPF has plan to provide education to artist named "Amka music workshop and Ilala Mayor Jerry Silaa isexpected to be guest of honor.
THE GUARDIAN | 18th Feb 14
This year's edition of Kilimanjaro Tanzania Music Awards (KTMA) will be held on May 3 at the Mlimani City hall in Dar es Salaam. organisers confirmed yesterday. Kurwijira Meregesi from National Arts Council (BASATA) said preparations for the event have started and he promised an improved function.
THE GUARDIAN | 18th Feb 14
Elizabeth Michael popularly known as Lulu who is charged over the death of domestic film star Steven Kanumba yesterday denied charges over killing his lover when appeared at the High Court in Dar es Salaam before Judge Rose Teemba.
THE GUARDIAN | 11th Feb 14
It is appalling to learn of National Housing Corporation (NHC) apartment complexes that are sitting empty almost over half a year since completion while thousands of able families pay ridiculously high rents to unscrupulous businesses for the same or lower quality of housing.
THE GUARDIAN | 10th Feb 14
Many soccer lovers and other sports stakeholders have received with shock and disbelief news of the recent suspension of the use of electronic tickets at stadiums where the Mainland premier soccer league are hosted.
THE GUARDIAN | 7th Feb 14
After enjoying almost year-long bail, Elizabeth Michael or popularly known as Lulu is expected to appear before the High Court of Tanzania in Dar es Salaam to answer charges in connection with the death of domestic film star Steven Kanumba who died in 2012.
THE GUARDIAN | 10th Jan 14
There is evidence of belated seriousness at the National Resources and Tourism ministry on the need to wage a winning war on poaching, which has turned especially nasty in recent years.
THE GUARDIAN | 25th Dec 13
Archrivals music bands Msondo Ngoma and Mlimani Park Orchestra (Wana Sikinde Ngoma ya Ukae) will lock horns at the TCC Club Chang'ombe today. The contest which will be used to decide the best band in 2013 will start at 2pm until don.
THE GUARDIAN | 18th Dec 13
The Minister for Information, Culture, Youth and Sports Fenella Mukangara declared in the Parliamentary session in Dodoma yesterday that the government will continue to support the country's premier beauty contest, the Miss-Tanzania.
THE GUARDIAN | 10th Dec 13
Archrivals music bands Msondo Ngoma and Mlimani Park Orchestra (Sikinde Ngoma ya Ukae) will compete on Christmas Day at the TCC Club Chang'ombe. The contest, which will be used to decide the best band in 2013, will start at 2pm until dawn.
THE GUARDIAN | 6th Dec 13
Much like veins in the human body, infrastructure play a pivotal role in a country's development. The human body needs constant flow of blood for life to continue. Likewise, for a country to develop, roads, railway lines, waterways, etc.
THE GUARDIAN | 29th Nov 13
The only surviving Tanzanian Tusker Project Fame contestant like the rest in the academy here at Ruaraka, Elisha Maghiya or Hisia, is desperately looking for voters' amnesty so as to stay in contention for the lucrative 100m/- lucrative cash prize next month.
THE GUARDIAN | 27th Nov 13
Elisha Maghiya, popularly known as Hisia, has kept Tanzania flag high on Tusker Project Fame contest as he always make use of his lovely voice. The TPF judges have proved that now the competition is hot and the remaining contestants are equally competent after failing to pick up anyone on probation for two weeks in a row.
THE GUARDIAN | 26th Nov 13
Two days have passed since the Dar es Salaam fans were thrilled by a phenomenal live show from P-Square duo at Leaders Club grounds on the night of last Saturday. It was amazing witnessing three hours non-stop live performance from the twin brothers.
THE GUARDIAN | 25th Nov 13
Visiting P-Square musicians from Nigeria made a huge mark during their show staged at the Leaders club in Dar es Salaam on Saturday. As expected their performance was phenomenal as multitude of fans thronged at the centrally located Leaders Club to enjoy the live show deep in the mid night.
THE GUARDIAN | 22nd Nov 13
Dar es Salaam music fans are expected to flock at the Leaders Club where globally acclaimed musician duo of Peter and Paul Okey or popularly known as P-Square will perform. Vodacom Tanzania Limited's public relations officer Martina Nkurlu said the Nigerian stars have already arrived in the country and promised a splendid show at the venue.
THE GUARDIAN | 22nd Nov 13
The European Film Festival officially kicks off today with the viewing of the opening film, "Untouchables", from France at the Alliance Française at 8pm. "Untouchables," a blockbuster film produced in 2011, is set in Paris and is about the life changing experience of an aristocratic intellectual, when his life becomes intertwined with that of an African, who approaches him to sign a social security document so he can receive his unemployment benefits.
THE GUARDIAN | 21st Nov 13
The sixth annual Swahili Fashion Week gets underway in Dar es Salaam from December 5 the organisers have confirmed yesterday. The event will collectively bring together 40 designers from within Tanzania and beyond to showcase their collections, predicting trend for the East African market for year 2014.
THE GUARDIAN | 20th Nov 13
The East African lovely show, Tusker Project Fame keeps on going as all the contestants displayed their competences enough to make the judges to skip the probation program for this week.
THE GUARDIAN | 18th Nov 13
Ilala Municipal Mayor's charity ball realised 14m/ last Saturday courtesy of various auctions of artistes' products during the day. The event held in Dar es Salaam saw ten domestic-based artists selling their products to guests who turned out at the venue.
THE GUARDIAN | 18th Nov 13
This year's edition of European Film Festival will possibly take Dar es Salaam fans by storm as the event will be staged at four different venues across the sparkling city. The European Union brings the culture of the world to Tanzania in this month through its film festival that will 'hold hostage' city fans for three consecutive days from November 22.
THE GUARDIAN | 13th Nov 13
Tanzania's representative in this year's sixth edition of Tusker Project Fame Elisha Maghiya or popularly known as Hisia has continued to put up impressive show up to the fifth episode over the weekend in Nairobi.
THE GUARDIAN | 8th Nov 13
The one and only Tanzanian contestant at the sixth edition of Tusker Project Fame episode five, Elisha Maghiya, or popularly known as Hisia prepares to impress the audience in a different twist this weekend.
THE GUARDIAN | 7th Nov 13
A multinational team from the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run, the world's largest participation relay, is currently carrying a torch of peace through more than ten African Nations including Tanzania, as part of a worldwide peace initiative involving events in 150 countries.
THE GUARDIAN | 7th Nov 13
Sales of tickets to the event of the year by the most famous musical duo in Africa, P-Square are already on sale in Tanzania. The tickets will be sold in three phases at as many different prices.
THE GUARDIAN | 5th Nov 13
Tusker Project Fame still continues in Nairobi as Tanzanian's contestant Elisha Maghiya or Hisia is having a great time to gain best comments from the judges, the faculty and surely impresses the crowd.
THE GUARDIAN | 1st Nov 13
The sixth edition of Tusker Project Fame's fourth episode gets underway on Saturday in Nairobi where Tanzanian contestant Angella Karashani, Angel, prays to survive through massive support from home.
THE GUARDIAN | 30th Oct 13
Of the two Tanzanian contestants in the ongoing sixth edition of the Tusker Project fame, Angella Karashani or popularly known as Angel, urgently needs support from home to survive in the academy.
THE GUARDIAN | 30th Oct 13
Fashion designer Mustafa Hassanali is expected to showcase his designs at the fifth edition of Africa Fashion Week that gets underway in Pretoria, from today through Saturday.
THE GUARDIAN | 24th Oct 13
Tanzania contestants at the sixth edition of the Tusker Project Fame currently going on in Nairobi are still maintaining a remarkable form ahead of the third episode on Sunday. The duo are among 15 contestants still remaining inside the TPF academy after the other two were shockingly eliminated on the event's opening episode on October 13.
THE GUARDIAN | 21st Oct 13
Ten domestic-based artists will next month showcase their talents in Dar es Salaam to raise money for the annual Ilala Mayor's charity ball. Mayor for Ilala Jerry Silaa said the event is a charity fund raising whose proceeds will be channelled to purchase desks for Ilala schools.
THE GUARDIAN | 18th Oct 13
This year's edition of Swahili Fashion Week will be held in Dar es Salaam from for three days from December 5, the oganisers announced yesterday. The event's business development manager Hamis Omary said forty designers from within and outside the country will showcase their collections.
THE GUARDIAN | 17th Oct 13
The fashion development in Zanzibar will ultimately gain another new momentum few days to come following the glamorous fashion week expected to colour and raise attraction of models in the rich historical and architecture town.
THE GUARDIAN | 11th Oct 13
Organisers of the Tusker Project Fame (TPF) have replaced judge Zahir Ali Zoro for Hermes Bariki as the opening episode of the auditions get underway at the state of the art Ruaraka Studios in northern Nairobi on Sunday.
THE GUARDIAN | 11th Oct 13
The Nigerian hip hop outfit P-Square comprising the twin brothers, Peter and Paul Okoye are expected to perform at Dar es Salaam's Leaders Club ground on November 23rd. Speaking yesterday at a press conference in the city, the event's organizers EATV and EA Radio presenter Hillary Daud 'Zembwela' said the artist duo, who are famed with their chart buster hit 'Personality' will be accompanied by 13 other artists in the planned show expected to thrill.
THE GUARDIAN | 9th Oct 13
Fresh from backing the country's premier beauty pageantry last month, the Tanzania Breweries Ltd has organised another fashion show to be completed by Universities from five regions mid this month.
THE GUARDIAN | 4th Oct 13
Coca-Cola Central, East and West Africa launched a new and exciting music television show dubbed "Coke Studio Africa", yesterday. The one of a kind music show will bring together artists from different genres, eras and regions to create a modern and authentic African sound through musical fusion.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 29th Sep 13
Betty Boniface (20) emerged the winner of this year's Miss Universe during a contest held at National Museum Hall in Dar es Salaam on Friday night. The Dar es Salaam queen defeated 14 other contestants in the event organized by Compass Communications Company.
THE GUARDIAN | 27th Sep 13
A workshop on Dar Film Festival (DFF) is on its third day at the University of Dar es Salaam faculty of arts courtesy of Haak Neel production in collaboration with Dar es Salaam Filamu Central.
THE GUARDIAN | 23rd Sep 13
Happiness Watimanywa who won Miss Dodoma added another silverware collection in her beauty career after being crowned as new Redds Miss Tanzania during a highly colorful gala held at the Mlimani City auditorium in early hours of yesterday morning.
THE GUARDIAN | 19th Sep 13
Judith Wambura and Ugandan musician Mike Ross have been officially invited to entettain guests and contesnats during the Miss Tanzania premier beauty pageantry to be held at the Mlimani City in Dar es Salaam tomorrow.
THE GUARDIAN | 17th Sep 13
A lot of initiatives are being taken to integrate people living with disability more fully into mainstream society. In many societies, this group is becoming a large minority with diverse needs which must be given priority.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 15th Sep 13
Nigerian music star Justice Martins popular as J. Martins, on Friday donated various food items to Yatima Trust Fund in Mbagala, Dar es Salaam. J. Martins donated the items worth Sh3 million to the Mbagala-based centre, appealing to artistes in the country to support the less privileged, especially orphans.
THE GUARDIAN | 13th Sep 13
Organisers and trade mark owners of this year's edition of Redd's Miss Tanzania, Lino International Agency Limited have officially declared the prize fund package for various winners of the event expected to be held at the Mlimani City auditorium in Dar es Salaam.
THE GUARDIAN | 12th Sep 13
Dar Es salaam's highly popular Bongo Flava musician Naseeb Abdul or popularly known as Diamond has usefully sealed a two-month ring back tone (RBT) contract with Vodacom Tanzania.
THE GUARDIAN | 9th Sep 13
Controversies in professional boxing matches and contracts were exceptions in the past, hardly heard of, but now they seem to be the sport itself. Indeed whereas in the past successful Tanzanian boxers were the hallmark of sports headlines, controversies now steal the limelight regularly, basically constituting fights over spoils.
THE GUARDIAN | 9th Sep 13
Judges for the sixth edition of the Tusker Project Fame were left spoilt for choice at the end of the auditions in Dar es Salaam yesterday. A bumper entry of 350 aspirants congregated at the National Museum since the opening day last Saturday as judged worked hard to make short listing.
THE GUARDIAN | 6th Sep 13
Tusker Project Fame's sixth edition gets underway at the National Museum in Dar es Salaam tomorrow. The event is expected to end on the subsequent Sunday. The TV music reality show which has excited audiences across Eastern Africa is now back for an incredible season and this time around; it's going to be highly improved.
THE GUARDIAN | 5th Sep 13
The Tanzania Breweries-sponsored Kili Music Tour now focuses to Kahama where fans have been urged to stay tuned this weekend. After entertainments bash including the recent one staged in Kigoma, the organisers have shifted their attention to the Tanzanian midland fans.
THE GUARDIAN | 31st Aug 13
Redds Miss Tanzania trip to the Northern Zone which was expected to start today has been postponed to next weekend, it was announced yesterday. The organizers of the most prestigious event, Lino International, said yesterday that the beauty pageants will now make the trip next week.
THE GUARDIAN | 30th Aug 13
Mlimani City auditorium in Dar es Salaam has again won the opportunity to host premier Miss Tanzania beauty pageantry to be held on September 21 as The Guardian is official Media sponsors.
THE GUARDIAN | 28th Aug 13
The Kili Music Tour which came to a standstill during the Holy month of Ramadhan this week will be exploring Kigoma where Bongo Flava artist Naseeb Abdul or popularly known as 'Diamond Platnumz' is expected to perform.
THE GUARDIAN | 28th Aug 13
Although from time to time it has been possible to attend a piano recital in Dar es Salaam, not once have we been faced with a performer of such extraordinary calibre as was seen this past Sunday night in the grand ballroom of the Hyatt Regency.
THE GUARDIAN | 27th Aug 13
A total of 30 young ladies have opened a training camp at the Giraffe Hotel in northern coastal shores of Dar es Salaam to gear up for the event to be held at adate to be announced later by the organisers.
THE GUARDIAN | 23rd Aug 13
Twenty upcoming musicians have been selected to start trainings of the Epiq Bongo Star Search (BSS) 2013 edition early next month, according to the competition's Chief Judge Ritha Paulsen.
THE GUARDIAN | 23rd Aug 13
Visiting South African classic musician Petronel Malan yesterday inspired and encouraged International School of Tanganyika (IST) students in Dar es Salaam when she held a brief lecture and performance.
THE GUARDIAN | 23rd Aug 13
Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL) has organized Kili Music Tour 2013 concert heading to Mbeya this weekend whereby more than 9 Bongo flavor artists are expected to rock the city. According to the Kilimanjaro Premium Lager's brand manager, George Kavishe, the event will be held tomorrow at the New City Pub ground starting at 4pm.
THE GUARDIAN | 20th Aug 13
Kili Music Tour 2013, under its slogan 'Kikwetu kwetu', this past weekend broke its records in Mwanza where thousands of fans flocked to CCM Kirumba Stadium to witness the event.
THE GUARDIAN | 19th Aug 13
The sixth edition of the Tusker Project Fame (TPF) is expected to attract huge number of contestants as its auditions get underway in Dar es Salaam from September 7. The lucrative music talent-grooming project, which has already shaped up lives of several contestants during its five year spell, will certainly not to be missed by upcoming musicians who will be vying to chance for the hefty prize package to the tune of 100m/-.
THE GUARDIAN | 19th Aug 13
One of South Africa's and indeed Africa's greatest achievers in classical music, Petronel Malan, is expected to arrive in the country on Wednesday. While in the country, the Triple Grammy nominee will perform at benefit concert series in Dar es Salaam in the 50th anniversary of the International School of Tanganyika (IST) starting on Thursday On Thursday she will play for and speak with the youth of Dar es Salaam at IST upper campus.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 18th Aug 13
Miss Tabata 2013 Dorice Mollel (22) defeated other 13 contestants to win Redds Miss Ilala crown in a beauty pageant staged at the Golden Jubilee Tower hall in Dar es Salaam early yesterday morning.
THE GUARDIAN | 16th Aug 13
Semifinals of this year's edition of Dance 100% competition is set to get underway this weekend with eleven groups battling out to get to the finals. Sponsored by Vodacom and run by East Africa Television and East Africa Radio, the competitions will be held at Don Bosco grounds, Oysterbay in Dar es Salaam, and only five groups will make it to the finals.
THE GUARDIAN | 10th Aug 13
The African Stars Band popular as Twanga Pepeta will today introduce their new musicians in a special show to celebrate Idd el Fitr at Mango Garden in Kinondoni. The show will also be used to introduce aspirants who will contest for the Miss Ilala crown next Friday in Dar es Salaam.
THE GUARDIAN | 28th Jun 13
Mwanza music fans will be treated to an entertainment bash at the CCM Kirumba Stadium on Sunday when the country's top musicians are expected to perform. The event has been organised by mobile telephone services providers TiGO as confirmed by its public relations officer William Mpinga.
THE GUARDIAN | 19th Jun 13
Medical practitioners are very clear and blunt when talking about the importance of food safety: the food you eat can also kill you – or that you are what you eat. Come to think of it, is this not common knowledge really? Yet, how many care about what they eat or drink? And aren't there millions of economically and socially challenged people in the world for whom safe food and water are a luxury well beyond their means? While the latter would deserve a combination of pity and assistance, those much better positioned but still too reckless to appreciate the importance of staying as safe as humanly possible by desisting from the consumption of suspicious food and drinks scarcely do.
THE GUARDIAN | 7th Jun 13
The much awaited Redds Miss Kigamboni beauty pageantry will be held at the Navy Beach in Dar es Salaam today. The winner of the event is entitled to take home 500,000/- as confirmed by the event's coordinator Somoe Ng'itu yesterday.
THE GUARDIAN | 4th Jun 13
Preparations for this year's sedition of Miss Kigamboni beauty pageantry are complete as the Member of Parliament for the constituency Faustine Ndungulile has confirmed to be the guest of honour on June 7.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 2nd Jun 13
A second year student at the Mwalimu Nyerere Memorial Academy Dorice Mollel (22) was crowned Miss Tabata 2013 in a beauty contest held at the Da' West Park on Saturday night.
THE GUARDIAN | 31st May 13
REDDS Miss Tabata beauty pageantry gets underway at the West Park venue in Dar es Salaam today as twenty contestants will be on show. Winner of today's event would succeed the previous edition's Noela Michael who also sailed through to win Miss Ilala.
THE GUARDIAN | 27th May 13
A total of 20 contestants lined up for next month's Miss Tabata beauty pageantry are in Mikumi National Park to enjoy the wild life and other tourist attractions. The tour's coordinator Godfrey Kalinga said the contingent is right inside the Park together with their guides as they continue to explore the fun side of wildlife.
THE GUARDIAN | 20th May 13
Contestants of Nipashe sponsored Miss Tabata beauty pageantry are expected to visit Mikumi National Park in Morogoro on Sunday. The Miss Tabata coordinator and organiser of the tour, Godfrey Kalinga, said the tour aims at promoting domestic tourism.
THE GUARDIAN | 7th May 13
Italian artistes duo is expected to perform perform at Golden Tulip hotel in Dar es Salaam today to raise funds for purchase of a new operation table theatre of Singida's St.
THE GUARDIAN | 6th May 13
Practise sessions of Miss Kigambioni beauty contestants gets underway in Dares Salaam today, the coordinator of the event Somoe Ngitu confirmed yesterday. The K& L Media Solutions official, Ng'itu said the room is wide open for more contestants wishing to join the fray provided they meet eligibility criteria.
THE GUARDIAN | 27th Apr 13
Sixteen contestants have been dropped from the Redds Miss Tabata beauty contest set for May 31 at the Da' West Park, Tabata. The coordinator of the event, Godfrey Kalinga, said yesterday that the aspirants were dropped from the race because of various issues ranging from poor discipline to absenteeism.
NIPASHE | 22nd Apr 13
Shindano la kumsaka mrembo wa Tabata, Miss Tabata 2013, litafanyika Mei 31 katika ukumbi wa Da' West Park, Tabata, waandaaji wamesema. Mratibu wa shindano hilo, Joseph Kapinga amesema kuwa shindano hilo litakuwa ni la aina yake kulinganisha na mashindano ya miaka ya nyuma kwani mwaka huu wamemejitokeza warembo wazuri zaidi.
THE GUARDIAN | 19th Apr 13
President Jakaya Kikwete joined Zanzibar President Ali Shein and other mourners in the burial of Tanzania's highly reputed Taarab and Unyago singer Fatma Baraka, or popularly known as Bi Kidude at the Kitumba village of Unguja's central district yesterday afternoon.
THE GUARDIAN | 18th Apr 13
Huge turn out of mourners are expected to attend the burial of Tanzania's oldest Taarab music and Unyago singer Fatma Baraka or popularly known as Bi. Kidude here at Kitumba village in Zanzibar's central district today.
THE GUARDIAN | 15th Apr 13
Visiting Indonesian Minister for Tourism and Creative Economy Marie Elka urged Tanzania film makers to intensify the business as one of the items that would boost tourism inflows. The minister said over the weekend that Tanzania has numerous attraction sites that can be utilized in film production by both the domestic and foreign producers.
THE GUARDIAN | 12th Apr 13
With the government expected to announce a new minimum wage for the private sector any of these days, there is no doubt that hundreds of thousands of workers are keeping their fingers crossed for next month.
THE GUARDIAN | 27th Mar 13
Dar es salaam residents will get a special Easter treatment on Sunday as this years edition of Miss Tabata will be launched at Da' West Park. A total of 26 contestants are lined up for the launching according to the event's coordinator Godfrey Kalinga.
THE GUARDIAN | 26th Mar 13
Actress Kajala Masanja parted with 13m/- in fine as her husband Faraja Chambo was sentenced to 12 years imprisonment after being found guilty of money laundering case in a ruling made by the Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court in Dar es salaam yesterday.
THE GUARDIAN | 22nd Mar 13
Organiserof the Zanzibar International Film Festival that gets underway in Zanzibar in June have made last call to film makers and producers to submit their works ahead of March 31 deadline.
THE GUARDIAN | 21st Mar 13
This year's edition of the Kilimanjaro Music Awards will be held on June 8at the Mlimani International Conference Center in Dar es Salaam, organisers and sponsors of the event announced yesterday.
THE GUARDIAN | 15th Mar 13
The fourth edition of the Tanzania wedding fair will beheld at the Parthenon Hall in Dar es Salaam for three days from March 21, the event's organiser Mustafa Hassanali disclosed yesterday.
THE GUARDIAN | 12th Feb 13
Multitude of fans turned out over the weekend at the Coco beach as various Bongo Flavour musicians took to the stage for lengthy entertainment. It was an event not to be missed and will take long before it can be forgotten as the entire Coco Beach was 'invaded' by both young and old music fans.
THE GUARDIAN | 11th Feb 13
The tenth edition of annual Sauti Za Busara music and entertainment festivities gets underway here on Friday. Organisers of the event say all preparations are complete as fans should stay tuned to enjoy the otherwise best show in East Africa.
THE GUARDIAN | 6th Feb 13
Over ten music groups from all over the country are lined up to perform at the Coco Beach in Dare s salaam courtesy of mobile telephone service providers. The entertainment has been planned to open the year as live concert will give local musicians the platform to show their talents.
THE GUARDIAN | 30th Jan 13
Elizabeth Michael or popularly known as Lulu at last was released on bail by the High Court of Tanzania after protracted application that took months to be processed. Lulu who is charged with an alleged manslaughter charges in criminal session case number 125/2012 over the death of domestic film star Steven Kanumba that happened in April last year expressed his appreciation for the release.
THE GUARDIAN | 29th Jan 13
The High Court of Dar es Salaam zone yesterday issued bail conditions to the accused Elizabeth Michael, alias Lulu, who is charged with alleged manslaughter in criminal session case number 125/2012 over the death of a domestic film star, Steven Kanumba.
THE GUARDIAN | 28th Jan 13
Elizabeth Michael, alias Lulu, who is charged with alleged manslaughter in criminal session case number 125/2012 over the death of a domestic film star, Steven Kanumba, will have her bail application worked out by the High Court Dar es Salaam zone today.
THE GUARDIAN | 22nd Jan 13
Elizabeth Michael, alias Lulu, who is charged with alleged manslaughter in criminal session case number 125/2012 over the death of a domestic film star, Steven Kanumba, will have her bail application worked out by the High Court Dar es Salaam zone on Friday.
THE GUARDIAN | 3rd Jan 13
A Cloud of sorrow has engulfed the film industry in the country following the death of a long time actor and movie director, Sadiki Juma Kilowoko, popularly known as Sajuki, who died yesterday morning at the Muhimbili National Hospital.
THE GUARDIAN | 18th Dec 12
The investigation into the case facing actress Elizabeth Michael, popularly known as Lulu, who is charged with alleged murder over the death of a domestic film star, Steven Kanumba, is complete.
THE GUARDIAN | 4th Dec 12
The Kisutu Resident Magistrate court in Dar es Salaam yesterday adjourned the case facing actress Elizabeth Michael, popularly known as Lulu, who is charged with alleged murder over the death of a domestic film star, Steven Kanumba, until December 17, this year.


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