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My heart goes out to Nigella, it really does. Another damn TV series. That means another damn book. And that means another 150 or so fresh recipes. And that means – well, what does that mean? It means another slick marketing exercise, complete with a winsome portrait of our heroine, a naff title, "Nigellissima" and a crafty surtitle, "Instant Italian Inspiration". That's very smart. The "instant" signifies that this is quick and easy cooking (which it is, for the most part), and the "Italian inspiration" neatly deals with the authenticity/non-authenticity argument. This isn't really a book about Italian cooking at all. It's a collection of Italian dishes as imagined by a British cookery writer.
In her introduction, Nigella deals with the question of authenticity in a characteristically intelligent, crisply argued and well written way. Even Italian cooking, she points out, has evolved over the years, which is spot on. However, she goes on: "It is true that they still respect their traditions but … Italians are suddenly learning and wanting to learn about other ways of cooking." Well, this might come as a surprise to a good many of the natives of Calabria, Molise or even Emilia Romagna. More to the point, however, this newfound curiosity about global cooking cultures has not influenced the food you find cooked in homes or restaurants. Even in Rome, there's a lack of a decent Indian or Chinese restaurants, and the same goes for Thai, Vietnamese, Mexican or Lebanese, not to mention French or Spanish. Italians like eating Italian food.
The essence and attraction of Italian food is in its precision, in picking quality ingredients, at the right moment of each season and cooking them with understanding. Simple, but it's difficult to achieve the explosively flavoured delights without the right raw materials.
Never mind, this isn't a book about real Italian cooking, so we needn't worry. Need we? The very first recipe in the book is Sicilian pasta with tomatoes, garlic and almonds. Nigellissima's recipe is dauntingly similar to busiati al pesto trapanese which you can find in Giorgio Locatelli's majestic Made in Sicily, with certain additions (anchovy fillets, capers, sultanas and basil), certain omissions (mint), and a non-Sicilian pasta – Nigellissima specifies long fusilli or "other pasta of your choice".
As it happens I made the Locatelli version of this dish for a dinner a couple of months back. It was a stunner. The busiati (curlicue pasta, made by hand) had a wonderful delicate softness that carried the sauce with exemplary balance. The mint freshened and sharpened the unlikely, elegant liaison of perfumed almonds and powerful fruitiness of Pachino tomatoes. It's a very simple recipe with just seven ingredients including salt and pepper and olive oil.
Nigellissima's version is more rococo and less satisfying. She bungs in everything. It's Sicilian-effect, in the same way that naugahyde is leather-effect. Don't get me wrong. It creates a just-about acceptable pasta sauce, but it misses the point and magic of the real thing. The result is disconcertingly sweet and the anchovies, capers and sultanas add up to overkill. There's nothing actually wrong about Nigellissima's Sicilian pasta with tomatoes, garlic and almonds, but at the same time I can't think why I would want to cook it again.
This is a problem that crops up again and again. With the need to produce something different, something original, Nigellissima piles Pelion on Ossa when it comes to ingredients. Sultanas and shallots, marsala and smoked mackerel, capers, red wine vinegar, dill (a herb I've never come across in Italy) and toasted pinenuts in one pasta dish. Or dried chilli flakes, dried and fresh oregano, red wine vinegar and cherry tomatoes in tagliata for two. Or condensed milk, double cream and Aperol, Triple Sec, Cointreau, Grand Marnier, orange juice and zest in instant chocolate-orange mousse. Vermouth, red or white wine crops up in recipe after recipe. Raisins, sultanas and capers pop up with baffling regularity. The essential simplicity of Italian cooking gets buried under a welter of unnecessary distractions. The recipes that tempt the most are the most straightforward – spaghettini with lemon and garlic breadcrumbs; sausages with beans and peppers; Italian traybake; chicken under a brick, for example.
Nigellissima is not without its attractions. Probably the strongest section of the book is that devoted to puddings. Nigellissima is a mistress of the pud, and that's perhaps just as well, for Italy is very weak on the pudding front. I was rather taken with the ideas for figs with honey-cream and pistachios, liquorice pudding and chocolate salami. But for the most part it creaks with the effort of coming up with something new (and something new doesn't always mean something better.
You could argue that this kind of deconstruction is a little over the top for the book of a TV series, and so it is. Nigellissima is a promotional exercise pure and simple. The introduction is spotted with references to other books, Lawson's website and Twitter account, which is a shame. Every now and then Nigellissima fatigue is evident in the limpid prose – "from which the views over the Tuscan hills were more enchanting than I can ever say" – that sounds like a phrase from a particularly uninspired thank-you letter. I can sympathise. It must be a nightmare cranking out these books to capitalise on a TV series.
• Nigellissima begins on BBC2 at 8.30pm, Monday 24 September


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Howard E. Ivester Early College
a Hall County Dual Enrollment Campus
What is the Howard E. Ivester Early College campus like?
The Howard E. Ivester Early College campus has been renovated and is a designated college campus for our partner colleges - with a learning commons, student meeting area, student bistro, collaborative spaces, and classrooms equipped with 21st Century technology.
Must I qualify for Brenau /Lanier Technical College and/or University of North Georgia to be part of Early College?
YES. Students will be part of the Brenau University, LTC and/or UNG community with all DE student rights!
As a Howard E. Ivester Early College student, will I also be part of the traditional college campus?
YES! Students will have parking passes, rights to the student center, tutoring labs, media centers, clubs etc as allowed by Dual Enrollment guidelines. Howard E. Ivester Early College IS part of the partner campus.
Are students who participate in the DE program at Howard E. Ivester Early College eligible to continue to participate in extracurricular activities, clubs and athletics at their high school?
Yes, Dual Enrollment students may continue to participate in activities, clubs and athletics at their high school and and to continue classes and sports practices at their home school as desired!
Do my college credits also count as high school credits?
YES! Academic courses count as high school credits as well as college credits. Academic courses count towards the high school GPA on the 5.0 scale and certification courses on the 4.5 scale. Plus, all academic credits transfer to any University of Georgia System college. Grades will be reflected on both your high school transcript and your college transcript. The grades earned will be a part of the student's college GPA AND the student's high school GPA.
Am I given a bump on my HOPE GPA for my Dual Enrollment classes?
Dual Enrollment grades come to the HS transcript in increments of 5 (85, 95) and YES, a 0.5 bump will be then be awarded to Dual Enrollment grades just like AP classes. However, 4.0 grades will not be given a bump as 4.0 is the highest allowed for HOPE.
What are the major differences between Howard E. Ivester Early College and the traditional Dual Enrollment?
Howard E. Ivester Early College is a campus of each college for reporting purposes! Students are reported as a Brenau/LTC or UNG students on the transcript. All USG Universities take all core credit by contract.
The major differences: Howard E. Ivester Early College students are supported with transportation, onsite Hall County support personnel, career speakers, and small class sizes. Brenau, LTC and UNG professors come to the Howard E. Ivester Early College campus to teach. Students attend Jones 5 days per week even during their non-scheduled class time. This time is typically used for studying, tutoring, field trips, service learning or guest speakers. As needed, Chromebooks / laptops will be provided for our students' daily and home use during semester(s) they attend Early College. All of our college professors teach at our campus but they operate according to the Hall County school calendar.
What expenses will be covered?
Standard undergraduate tuition will be paid for approved Dual Enrollment classes. In the event the funds provided to the institution by Dual Enrollment do not cover a student's tuition for the term, the institution must waive (not charge) the student for any remaining tuition balance.
Institutions are required to provide textbooks at no cost to participating students.
Could there be a charge for any Dual Enrollment class?
The student could be charged a minimal fee for course related fees or supplies. This is typically materials or supplies for the student to keep. HIMT, Nurse Aide, Firefighter, and ART are typical classes that require a student fee.
Will these classes count against my HOPE hours?
NO! In the Dual Enrollment program, the credits earned do not count against the HOPE credit hour cap following graduation from high school. YEA!
Can ANY Hall County high school student apply?
YES! Any rising 9th – 12th grade student in Hall County Schools may apply!
Is there a residence requirement to participate in Dual Enrollment?
There is no residence requirement to participate in the Dual Enrollment program. Students must be part of a high school in our Hall County system, however.
What if I have work based learning or mentorship?
The Howard E. Ivester Early College Dean, supervising teacher and students will work schedules and driving out on a student by student basis. Howard E. Ivester Early College schedules usually work well for these students.
What about eating BREAKFAST & LUNCH?
Most students will be on their home campus by lunch; however, hot and cold meals for breakfast and lunch tied to the student ID cards ARE available AND delicious!
What responsibilities do Dual Enrollment students have?
Dual Enrollment students are responsible for their academic success. This includes, but is not limited to, attending and being on time for class, participating in class discussions and submitting assignments on time. Dual Enrollment students should plan on spending a minimum average of 2 + hours outside of class each week for every course.
Are students participating in the Dual Enrollment program eligible to enroll in online courses or transient courses?
Yes, Dual Enrolled student may enroll in courses offered online or approved as transient provided the course appears on the approved course list. Students should be advised to carefully consider (1) whether an online course is a good fit before enrolling in the course and (2) to pursue a course load that is manageable.
NOTE: Neither the Hall County School District nor the Early College representatives are liable for information regarding college credit acceptances to all post-secondary institutions. Each college/university major prescribes a specific program of coursework that Dual Enrolled courses may or may not meet. It is the responsibility of the scholar to check specific college entrance requirements and transfer-ability of coursework.
Georgia Student Finance Commission: Dual enrollment Comparison Chart AND the DE document

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Save Dollars Working with Smartphone Online Access With WiFi
Technologies firms continually enhance the technologies becoming applied to make Smartphones, so significantly so that you can actually use your Smartphone — based on the model — as your private digital assistant, GPS navigational device and e mail-checker, amongst quite a few other points. It can basically come to be a replacement for other electronic organizers and even pocket calendars you may well carry about.
Smartphones have, certainly, come to be increasingly well-known across quite a few of today's generations. Considering the fact that 2005, the quantity of Smartphone customers has enhanced exponentially. In reality, the November 2009 AdMob Mobile Metrics report identified that the best devices applied for WiFi have been the HTC Dream, Motorola Droid, as properly as the iPod Touch, which is basically in the Smartphone family members of devices.
WiFi Technologies
1 of the most valuable elements of newer Smartphones is that they come constructed with WiFi integrated into the telephone. This indicates that, just like your laptop or netbook, you can access WiFi networks at practically any wireless hotspot or on any network as you are traveling and out and about. Sadly, there is also a downside if you want to use the WiFi constructed into your Smartphone. Most wireless carriers call for you to acquire a month-to-month information package that carries a sticker value of anyplace from $30 to $50 or a lot more per month. The most costly of information plans give you limitless internet usage and commonly expense $50 and upwards.
Paying for WiFi on Smartphones
Although Smartphones constitute significantly of the WiFi activity going on in the United States these days, there are two sides to the situation of paying for WiFi on your Smartphone and not paying for this service. The WiFi technologies constructed into quite a few of today's Smartphones give it the capability to connect to wireless networks anyplace, just as you can do so with your laptop or netbook. The distinction, even so, is that a little version of an operating method — Windows and Android come about to be the most well-known — runs on the cell telephone and acts as the gatekeeper to the Online. Only soon after you spend the necessary month-to-month charge to the wireless carrier are you capable to use each the mobile internet and WiFi service on your telephone.
Several people would rather favor only utilizing WiFi networks to surf the Online rather than paying for access to the wireless carrier's 3G or 4G cellular network. In addition to paying for access to the 3G or 4G network, you also get to use the phone's WiFi. The reality that wireless carriers make you spend to access the WiFi on your telephone is for the reason that buyers could, theoretically, use a WiFi network for generating telephone calls as an alternative of paying the wireless carrier. This is probable for the reason that of different apps that can be downloaded to your Smartphone, such as VoIP applications and applications like Skype. To thwart this loss of earnings, wireless carriers commonly block or disable the Smartphone's WiFi functionality till you spend for a information strategy for the Online.
Although wireless carriers really call for you to spend for a information strategy in order to have a Smartphone, quite a few technologies-savvy customers have identified different methods to get about this. For instance, quite a few BlackBerry smartphones, such as the BlackBerry 8820, can use WiFi with out a information package if you take a handful of actions to initial delete the username and password specified in the TCP section, pick "WiFi Browser" as your default Online browser and pick "Turn On WiFi Connection" in the "Handle Connections" section.
You can execute equivalent actions on quite a few other Smartphones branded to AT&T and even T-Mobile. Having said that, in most circumstances you will have to discover a way to really disable the information service on your telephone ahead of you use the WiFi so that you are not accidentally charged or billed for utilizing WiFi solutions. This can be accomplished by installing third-celebration apps like APNDroid for Android-branded phones or by really calling up the wireless provider to get this accomplished.
Smartphone Information Program Selections
Nonetheless, possibilities are that if you are interested in a Smartphone than you are going to be seeking into paying for a information strategy basically for the reason that it really is the easiest way to access the Online with out going about the wireless carrier. You can discover information plans for your Smartphone from practically each and every main carrier on the industry, like AT&T, Verizon Wireless, Sprint and T-Mobile.
The information strategy you pick to access the Online on your Smartphone largely depends on the form of internet surfer you are and how significantly information you are going to be utilizing and downloading. Most carriers have tiered pricing structures that improve the a lot more information you use. For instance, AT&T's simple Smartphone plans begin at $15 per month, but this is encouraged for casual customers who might not use their Smartphone Online access each and every day. This simple strategy only makes it possible for for 200 Megabytes of information usage. Two other plans enable for two Gigabytes and four Gigabytes of information usage at a value of $25 and $45, respectively.
With all of AT&T's Smartphone information plans, you can use the WiFi at any of AT&T's hotspots as properly as on your personal WiFi network at household. Of course, a voice strategy is necessary as properly for all Smartphones.
Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile have equivalent plans as AT&T. If you want to use the WiFi on your Smartphone at household to make most of your calls more than your WiFi network with VoIP apps and applications like Google Voice or even Skype, what you can do is spend for the lowest-expense information strategy as properly as the lowest expense voice strategy. The total for this ends up becoming about $60 per month no matter which wireless carrier you pick.
All in all, accessing the Online more than WiFi with your Smartphone is probably one particular of the smartest points you can do if you want a low cost way to make and acquire calls as properly as browse the Online. Although paying for the necessary information strategy and voice strategy with any wireless carrier can be pricey, you may well be capable to get a Smartphone and then use the WiFi more than your personal household network, all with out even contacting the carrier to sign up.


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Building brotherhood
St. John Vianney College Seminary draws men from dioceses across the country into bonds of fraternity as they share life and faith
As the St. Paul Seminary continues to turn out vibrant, faith-filled priests, staff across campus at St. John Vianney College Seminary at the University of St. Thomas feel a quiet satisfaction.
Father Michael Becker, rector of SJV, proudly pointed out that five of his 27 seminarians who graduated last spring with the required philosophy degrees went on to the St. Paul Seminary. Some of the others enrolled at major seminaries elsewhere.
He also noted that SJV, established in 1968, serves other seminaries throughout the country as well, with 22 recent grads going on to major seminary. This year, men from 19 U.S. dioceses are enrolled in the undergraduate seminary.
Despite the clergy sex abuse crisis that has rocked the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, SJV continues to draw solid numbers. In fact, Father Becker is scrambling to find accommodations for the 134 seminarians he has this year (almost identical to last year's 135).
"I actually have every bed in the building full, plus guys on the first floor in guest rooms, plus 12 extra [seminarians studying] in Rome," Father Becker said. "We are considering the possibility of a small addition to the building, which would allow us to have everyone in the building when we're all together."
SJV at a glance
- SJV is the largest college seminary in the U.S., enrolling more than 100 men every year since 2005
- 15 alumni were ordained to the priesthood this year
- 436 alumni have been ordained priests
- 39 men are in this year's freshman class
- This year, the total cost per seminarian is $52,000
- Average grade point average is 3.45
The life of an SJV seminarian is intentionally spiritual, with a typical day beginning at 6:30 a.m. for eucharistic adoration. From there, the men spend a good portion of their day in class, with more time spent studying philosophy.
Father Becker counts St. Thomas' philosophy program among the best in the country, but SJV's key to thriving — and the continued high enrollment — lies in the bonds of brotherhood formed by the men, starting the day they arrive at their college home.
"One of the great strengths of SJV, which differentiates us from a lot of seminaries, is the strength of fraternity," Father Becker explained. "Every man who comes into St. John Vianney is put in a fraternal sharing group of four or five other brother seminarians — their age, their class — who will travel with them through the four years. They discuss all topics related to their life, including how they're discerning their vocation, how they're growing in prayer, how they're overcoming sinful patterns, how they're doing in their studies."
Though the men may go in different ways during the course of a day on campus, they always return to a core group for fellowship.
"I just thank the people of God for their support of St. John Vianney Seminary," Father Becker said. "They should be proud that we have the largest college seminary in the United States, that we're doing really good work with young men, and we would ask their prayers and support in any way that they can offer it."
St. John Vianney College Seminary
A day in the life
The Catholic Spirit photographer Dave Hrbacek spent a day documenting the life of men at St. John Vianney College Seminary in St. Paul. The day began at 6:30 a.m. with eucharistic adoration and ended with Nerf Wars on the dorm floors.
7:02 a.m.
Father Jonathan Kelly, right, prays in front of the Eucharist during an adoration hour along with SJV seminarians Will Marcinkus (Diocese of Grand Rapids, Michigan), left, Joshua Billing (Joliet, Illinois) and Tyler Riese (La Crosse, Wisconsin).
10:02 a.m.
Father Michael Becker, SJV rector, teaches the Catechism of the Catholic Church to seminarians.
10:09 a.m.
From left, Zachary Schaefbauer (Sioux Falls, South Dakota), Dominic Shovelain and Jacob Hornecker (both Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis) enjoy a light moment during Father Becker's catechism class.
11:43 a.m.
From left, Connor McGinnis (St. Paul and Minneapolis) and Jacob Toma (Duluth) head to lunch after morning class.
3:56 p.m.
David Maslow (St. Paul and Minneapolis ) and Jared Clements (La Crosse) battle for a catch during a game of Ultimate Frisbee.
4:05 p.m.
Chris Tibbetts (Sioux Falls) lays down on the turf after a game of Ultimate Frisbee as other seminarians form a prayer circle: Connor Orabutt (Rockford, Illinois), left, Clayton Forner (St. Paul and Minneapolis), Jacob Bennett (Bismark, North Dakota), Ben Hall (St. Paul and Minneapolis), Adam Pinkelman (Omaha, Nebraska), Kenny Urlakis (Carmelites), Alex Lorang (Joliet), Josh Salonek (St. Paul and Minneapolis), Jared Clements, Tyler Riese and Connor McGinnis.
4:30 p.m.
From left, Steven Weller (La Crosse), Kyle Loecker (Omaha), Daniel Strecker (Omaha) and Miguel Colunga-Santoyo (Lansing, Michigan) hang out in a dorm room during a period of free time.
4:37 p.m.
Reed Flood (Des Moines, Iowa) takes advantage of free time to study.
5 p.m.
Nathan Allen (Sioux Falls) reads from a breviary during Evening Prayer.
8:42 p.m.
Thomas Bennett, left, and Eric Wuebben (both Sioux Falls) come face to face during Nerf Wars.


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Imagination Technologies – the international company that develops, licenses and supplies market-leading 2D/3D graphics accelerator, video and audio technologies and products for PCs, games consoles, arcade entertainment machines and digital set-top boxes – has been awarded two Queen's Awards for Enterprise 2000. The Awards are for Enterprise Innovation and International Trade and have been presented to the company's PowerVR Technologies division.
Hossein Yassaie, CEO, Imagination Technologies, says: We are honoured to receive these Awards, which constitute an important endorsement of our hard-work and achievement as a company. Winning Awards for both Innovation and International Trade clearly recognises the company's capability and accomplishment in both creation of leading edge technologies and their successful marketing.
Enterprise Innovation 2000
PowerVR Technologies wins the Innovation Award for the design of silicon chips for 3D graphics. The unique PowerVR graphics technology is licensed by international partners including NEC and STMicroelectronics and is used in Sega's latest video games console, Dreamcast; the Naomi arcade system, which is used in the majority of new arcade machines worldwide; by numerous PC add-in and OEM customers and in the next-generation of set-top-boxes.
International Trade 2000
The company also wins the award for International Trade because all its earnings come from IP (intellectual property) licensing agreements with the world's leading semiconductor companies in the USA, Europe and Japan which manufacture silicon chips utilising the Division's designs. PowerVR Technologies designs 2D and 3D graphics technologies for use across a wide variety of consumer platforms such as games consoles, arcade machines and personal computers.
The PowerVR approach to 3D graphics starts from the premise that taking a different algorithmic approach to 3D processing can eliminate all redundant processing and memory bottlenecks. This revolutionary approach keeps as much processing as possible on-chip minimising costly accesses to off chip memory and improving performance. This unique technique of tile-based deferred texturing has been successfully patented worldwide.
Other Awards Company of the Year and Millennium Products
Imagination Technologies also recently won the title of Company Of The Year in the prestigious PLC Awards 1999, which were sponsored by PricewaterhouseCoopers in association with The London Stock Exchange and the Financial Times.
Imagination Technologies' success is built on a strategy of developing and licensing ground-breaking technology that exploits the potential for interface between the human and computer. Since it was founded in 1985, Imagination Technologies has introduced, via licensing arrangements or directly, a succession of innovative technologies, silicon chips and add-in boards, which have played a major role in the development of multimedia and computer-based entertainment systems.
Imagination Technologies comprises three divisions. Ensigma Technologies develops and licenses speech and audio processing algorithms and technologies for DSP (digital signal processing) in the consumer and telecommunications markets; PowerVR Technologies develops and markets the unique PowerVR graphics/video technology; and VideoLogic Systems produces a range of innovative and award winning products in the areas of 2D/3D graphics and sound acceleration, home audio systems, electronic music, DVD, digital entertainment, video-capture and video-conferencing. PowerVR Technologies' PowerVR design and VideoLogic's Sirocco speaker system were both recently awarded Millennium Products status by the Design Council after Prime Minister Tony Blair challenged businesses to show that Britain is the creative powerhouse of the world.


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Prestigious US law firm in Singapore currently wishes to hire a Corporate associate in line with growth.
The role will involve working on cutting edge private M&A and private equity deals for regional clients, across various industry sectors including technology and financial services.
Applications are invited from candidates who fit the following criteria:-
- Between 1-3 PQE, US scale (Class of 2017-2019)
- Outstanding academics credentials (2:1 or 1st class honours or equivalent GPA)
- Trained/qualified with a leading US or Magic Circle firm (international law firm experience is essential)
- Qualified in either the UK or US.
Language skills are not required for this role and the firm are willing to consider candidates from the Singapore market OR those based overseas (e.g. Hong Kong, the US, the UK) who are keen to relocate.
Full US rates + relocation package on offer.
To comply with local laws, our Singapore office EA Licence No is: 17S8475.
Please note our advertisements use PQE/salary levels purely as a guide. However we are happy to consider applications from all candidates who are able to demonstrate the skills necessary to fulfil the role.
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There is a good news for all the Motorola Cliq users. After waiting for months, T-Mobile and Motorola are planning to roll out the Android 2.1 update for Motorola Cliq soon, but the exact date is still unknown. The news was confirmed from the leaked screenshot of an internal T-Mobile training system which shows that Android 2.1 update for Motorola Cliq is coming soon.
According to TMO News, employees are usually trained a week ahead of any scheduled release and the T-Mobile employees are set to begin their training on November 7th, so the Android 2.1 update is likely to come in the mid-November.
The update requires 30MB of internal memory and 100MB of available memory on MicroSD card. The update will be available only through the computer and not via. OTA (Over The Air). The whole process will take an hour to complete the update. Motorola Cliq XT is also expected to get the Android 2.1 update soon.


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Sandals Resorts
Sandals Resorts International has been Voted "The World's Leading All-Inclusive Company" for 24 Years and offers More Quality Inclusions Than Any Other Resorts On The Planet. The World's Only 5-Star Luxury Included® Resorts. Come experience the very pinnacle of luxury Caribbean all-inclusive vacations with Sandals Resorts. Sandals delights couples in love with dream vacations at luxury resorts in Jamaica, Antigua, Saint Lucia, Bahamas, Grenada and Barbados. All-Inclusive. All The Time. Anytime.
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The Brand You Can Trust
Whether you've already booked your stay or are thinking about it, Sandals Resorts wants you to experience a worry-free vacation. That's why they feature best practices and policies designed to put your mind at ease.
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For nearly 40 years, Sandals has adhered to the highest standards of cleanliness and safety protocols. Their resorts have always been scrupulously cleaned and sanitized every hour of every day. But now more than ever, their existing industry-leading practices have been enhanced to include several pre-emptive cleanliness measures, guaranteeing guests the peace of mind to enjoy their Caribbean vacation with the utmost confidence.
Love Is All You Need. Everything Else is Included.
At Sandals – the resorts designed for two people in love – you'll indulge in an unparalleled offering of quality inclusions and discover the standards by which every other all-inclusive resort is measured.
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Perfectly positioned on some of the world's most unspoiled beaches, Sandals® Resorts boast serene, crystal waters created by offshore reefs. These idyllic conditions are ideal for swimming, boating, and water sports...or simply soaking up the Caribbean sun.
5-Star Global Gourmet™ Dining
Only at Sandals Resorts can guests dine around the world without leaving the resort, with up to 16 speciality restaurants per resort. That means you're free to discover the most authentic culinary delights from across the globe – featuring 21 cuisines – created by top chefs using the freshest ingredients. Best of all, you can dine wherever and whenever you wish–and enjoy as much as you want–all day, every day.
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Premium Liquors
At Sandals, premium brand liquors are always included, always unlimited. With up to 11 bars per resort, every single one – whether on land, in the pool or over-the-water – only serves premium brand liquors, including Appleton Estate rum and unlimited pours of six varietals of Robert Mondavi Twin Oaks wines, bottled exclusively for guests at Sandals Resorts.
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The Most Romantic, Private Suites
Only Sandals has Love Nest Butler Suites®, the most exotic, most decadently romantic suites in the world offering both privacy and luxury. From Millionaire Bluff-Top suites with 180° ocean views to Swim-up Suites that allow you to float up to your private patio.
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At Your Service
With one of the highest staff to guest ratios in the industry, Sandals Resorts elevates personal service at every level. For instance, top-tier suites include Personal Butlers, trained by the Guild of Professional English Butlers, who will cater to your every whim to make your stay with Sandals the very best it can be.
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Unlimited Water Sports
Sandals has the largest Aqua Centre in the Caribbean with more water sports than any other resorts including unlimited motorized water sports, top-of the-line equipment, and complimentary instruction. So you can choose to do it all or do nothing at all.
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Unlimited Scuba Diving
Voted by PADI as one of the Top 5 diving programs in the Western Hemisphere, Sandals includes unlimited scuba for certified divers, with two 1-tank dives, or one 2-tank dives— every day of your stay. And with top-of-the-line equipment, 80+ dive professionals and unbelievable dive sites, the experience is unforgettable!
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Unlimited Land Sports
It's not just that Sandals includes more land sports than any other resorts, they also provide more quality, too! From clay tennis courts and beach volleyball on pillow-soft sand, to state-of-the-art fitness centres with top-of-the-line equipment, even their professional instructors are complimentary!
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With panoramic vistas of the brilliant sea, and some of the most challenging fairways in all of the Caribbean, golfing at Sandals is a world-class experience. While it may be difficult to put a price tag on golfing in paradise, there's no need to at Sandals, because green fees are all included and unlimited.
*Green fees may be additional at Sandals Emerald Bay. In Jamaica & Saint Lucia, caddies are mandatory but not included.
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Free* Weddings
Sandals are the most romantic resorts on earth, so why not get married there? Stay for three nights or longer, and you'll receive a FREE* wedding. Or enjoy the freedom to design and customize your special day with Sandals Customizable Weddings. Either way, every detail of your destination wedding will be taken care of for you by their pre-travel and resort wedding planners — from the ceremony to the flowers to the reception and more.
*Documentation and marriage officiant fees apply.
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Red Lane® Spa
Indulge in Caribbean-inspired treatments at Sandals' signature Red Lane® Spas. Spoil yourself with a facial, "Scents of Love" couples massage, or complimentary access to hot & cold plunge pools and saunas. Let the warmth of the islands soothe your mind, body and soul.
*Additional cost.
Offshore Island Adventures Included
• Sandals Royal Caribbean - Montego Bay, Jamaica
• Sandals Royal Bahamian - Nassau, Bahamas
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... ,.-. , ... . ... ,:-. VOL. 88. 0t vv. J RICHARDSON 0»FICC: McADOO ■UILDINO MOT TO poaTorncc ,|B'OENCC: 6(6 WEST Q»»TON »T. j. H. BOYLES, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Mee in Holton Dnif Store Building. Office Phone 805. g«s. W» W. iiasion; Bee. Phone Jft. Dr. J. E. WYCHE DENTIST OFFICE IN CARTLAND BLOB. Iljru t-M ST.. lilianoio. a. e. GREENSBORO, N. C. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 21. 1 X-OCeVJL, NO. 16 Dr. M. F. FOX PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON aUILFORD COLLEGE. M. C. Or E. A. BURTON DENTIST MOSjtn Mrs. Watlington building. »f<it door toConyer'a Drug Mm. Upstairs. C. W. BANNER. M. D. 0PPO8ITB PO8T0TT1C1J. Prscace Limited to the Eye. Ear. Nose »nd Throat. Jfloe Hour»-8 A. M. to 1 P. M.; 2.30 P. M. to t?.IL Sunday. S to 10J0 A. M. given to the .nrir poor. I* I'honc JO. Residence Phone 300. Dr W. P. Reaves r*-i years House Surgeon New Orleans Bye. Bar. Noso and Throat Hospital. Practice Limited to Diseases o»3 Sur-g «y «f ttc Eye. Ear. Nose «■? Throat. Hours l.» In B I'. M. --AJoo Building. Next to Postoffioe. Dr. C. T. LIPSCOMB DENTIST ;;in.'.<! over Myto. Drug Company. Phone TW. Another shipment of nice peas just received. A. C. FORSYTH. Mr. E. S. Wills has returned from a visit to Jackson Springs. (Join* to build? Get estimates on the material from C. C. Townsend. 4t Buy lumber, lime'and cement from C. C. Townsend, Lewis street, Greens-boro. 14.4t_ Mrs. R. H. Lewie, of Raleigh, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R F Dalton. Misses Leola Thorn and Jessie Mc- Lean have returned from a visit to Raleigh. More, shingles than ever at the Townsend Buggy Company, and prices are right, too. Mr. J. L. Tickel, of Gibsonville, was a caller at the Patriot office this morning. Congressman and Mrs. R. N. Page are guests at the home of the latter's brother. ex-Judge T. J. Shaw. WANTED—Fresh milk cows, with second or third calf. Phone 168, city market. J. C. OLIVE Just received, a big lot of under-wear and hosiery at bargains. JOHNSON, HINKLB & CO. Bring me your hides and get the benefit of every advance in prices. A. C. FORSYTH. You can find plenty of ripe bana-nas at the Southern Produce Co., 536 South Elm, corner of Lewis street. Mr. T. Gilbert Pearson was in Ral-eigh yesterday attetiding a meeting of the directors of the Audubon So-ciety. Do you want your money's worth when you buy a buggy? If so. see the Townsend Buggy Company before buying. WANTED—Several loads wild flow-ers and green foliage. Apply to Meyers Department Store not later than .Monday. Dr. and Sirs. C. E. Patterson, of TRACK TEAM MEET. Interesting Athletic Event in Greem boro Mnday Night. In the intercollegiate -track team MISSIONARY CONVENTION. Methodist Pot#rtant Women Meet "ere in Annual Session. meet at the auditorium ^Monday slight men^sSuSSSH^ °1 th.e Wo" Wake Forest College won the loving ST Methoa,« SS2S2 ^^ ?f cup offered by the Chamber of Com^ North c£3£e ^22* ?hUr£h ,n merce of Greensboro. In maklne UD chureh thi. iz? convened In Grace the totals it was found that Wake *2&J252~+U*». .<*"■% A SSVSL" ?o'?f - compared for tteCvenSon't^8J,?Khef« place than probable that this "will* be" made an annual affair. The audience num-bered 1,500 or 2,005 people and there was much enthusiasm throughout the evening. Wake Forest won first and second Prizes in the pole vault; third prize in the 100 yard dash; second and third In the shot put; third in the high jump; second in the half-mile run; second in the 410 yard run; th Jo tne J 220 >'ar° hurdle; first in the 100 yard high hurdle; second in the one mile; third in the 220 yard run and first in the one-mile relay. The scores were as follows: 100- yard dash, Winston, of the Universi-ty, first; Klutz, of Davidson, second; Coughenor, of Wake Forest, third Davis, of Guilford, fourth; Johnson. awSi M-"""">• T'me 10 seconds. Shot-put: Edwards, of Guilford. S&5; Gardner, of Wake Forest, 34; Gay of Wake Forest, 33.2: Neal, of Davidson, 33.1. High jump: Williams, of the Uni-versity, 5.3 first; Johnson, of A. and M., second: Cooper, of A. and M.; Gay, of Wake Forest, and Erwin. of Davidson, tleing for third place. Half-mile run: Thomas, of David-son, first; McCiitcheon. of Wake For-est second: Bowditch. of A. and M.. third; Everett, of the University, ... fourth. Time 2.18. (This race was ITS, "V?rkl '">" '" ,ht' city on aviait <lr'!;lrcd off °:» account of the failure with 27 points made by"the ^"high- session3 ZEuSSl wnlch w,u be ta eat, Guilford CoUege.y The Unfvf?- SoVS^^S22T22LS sjty of North Carolina finished third. ' w32uS£FE&^httJE£!*£ with a s:ore of 25 points, followed i vocation, Rev T 1 nin,?™ .°Cl!rIn' by Davidson College with a score of ; tlonaT exercises M™ J?"! JSH S RPa1enitgShanwd»tnh?4Apo,ftsM- ""^IISuS?^^*« The auditorium proved an ideal rai? clll of^f' *** A" G Dl™- ace for a track pgS, fAs J2S ofiff£^LJS!^S «™Z Mr. Hasaell Loaea $380 Pocket. From His '+ . B.Wiliiams Dr. AF. Fortune Offices—108 W. Washington. Hornw: HOCKS: hi to !; 3 to 4. 8.30 to 10; I to 3. Tree Clinic for Poor Deserving Patients: -•.-us-option. Mondays and Thursdays, 3 to 4. Ismae. of Women. Tuesday, and Fridays, IMi 4. i. acsLia. Taylor Cf Scales ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW GSEBBSB0R0.1: C. to the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. \ J. Patterson. The largest stock of buggies, wag-one and implements ever shown in North Carolina on exhibition at the Townsend Buggy Company's. If you need a light weight blue serge coat, we have them from $3.50 to Jo. JOHNSON, HLVKLE & CO. We can furniah a few more peas, but the supply i8 limited. Better get »nat you want at once. FOSTER-MOFFITT CO. We have all the leading varieties of melon seeds. Buy now while you can get your choice. TUCKER & ERWIN The Southern Produce Co of South wants to Highest cash prices paid at all times wl*-&i L Wbit0- pa8tor of tn' of the starter to fire a pistol on the last lap.) 410-yard run: Davis, of Guilford. first; Murcluson, of Wake Forest, secona; Denny, of Davidson, third; Teaguc, of the University, fourth; Stephens of A. and M., fifth. Time oi seconds. o/w.Zft hieh hurdIe: "'gbsmith. "* F°rest- «rst; Johnson, of A. JS2 M- and Shaw- of ">e University thirrt r SSSSa. *eTkina- of Guilford .ourth rfn, ?CK 0t iourtn. Time lo seconds. ^vldeon. Broad-jump: Johnson, of A and M-. 80.2, first; Williams of the Uni hTrd y-R SeCOnd; "ob«». of Gullfo",. third; Bnggs of Guilford. fourth. Mile-run: Shaw, of the University i ,ie«- «'rl^i1B: enrollment of dele- SIS *PP°intment of committees; P'^Hf'w nder8arten Work1 In Ja-adIouSnt*- & KhntaU! bU8ineS8: A""7 session, 2.30 o'clock— DevoUonal exercises, Mrs. S. M Hor-naday; reading minutes of morning session; repot' of committees; report of corresponding secretary; reports A\«ux3Hnt.ary aUnadrteH8o:w ^B"esstsitoonM. ain"Ttahine I. .h!^vy.^r8- Z M' ^a-- history 7 £ M^01",1," Car«>l'na branch. Mrs. ■I. F. McCulloch. 5E5"« aeselon, 8.15 o'clock—De-votional exercises, Rev. R. M. An-drews; address. Mrs. A. G. Dixon-announcement; benediction. Thursday morning, 10 o'clock—De-votional exercises, Mrs. R. R. Ross; roll call; reading of minutes: paper. The Awakening of China," Mrs. J. M atone; treasurer's report; paper, The Work of Our W. F. M. S in Japan," Mrs. W. C. Hammer, Jr.; dis-cussion. "Why Should We Study Mis-sions, led by Mrs. J. F. McCulloch; vports from superintendents of de-partments; business; adjournment. Afternoon, session, 2.30 o'clock- Devotional exercises. Mrs. H. A. Gar-rett; reading of minutes; missionary drill, Mrs. T. M. Johnson; election of delegates to executive board; select-ing place of next meeting; miscellan-eous business; benediction. Isostt H. Douclaa. Robert D. Douglas. DOUGLAS Cf DOUGLAS ATTORNEYS AT LAW oQthern Co.. cornern™' .""wMetm, of Wake Forest' h Elm and Lewis streets, u,wo"d'" W'therspoon. of A. and U > buy chickens and eggs. H"""^ .%»»'. Of Davidson, fourth times. "SJ 4o!)'^- »r. J. L. White, pastor of the tttS-mLT^i SSZfe of Gni«*>«i. inrst Baptist church of this city, ta CosnisS ? »r Dav,d»0". second; in Salisbury assisting in a revival Itohnaon^r a' Wake forest, third lTJfi?JfJ*- W« Ba"ti8t «*«eh SKoA^ and M- fo«"h. Time •'-« (i Sreea.boro Loan and Trnst Blag of that place. Why do you work with a ;i isfactory corn planter? Get an E Pire from Petty-Reid Co. The plant-er you can see dropping both seed and fertilizer. Mrs. Claude Seabolt died at her home on Maple street. Proximity, last night. She was 28 years old and Lt»Sn K«W bv hl'r hu»°and and three small children. A few weedera left at Petty-Reid 94 seconds. Pole vault: Carrick. of Wake For »t- est. 9 feet, first; Settle, of Wakc For 3m- est. second; Winslow, of GuHfo^d' third place. --'0-yard hurdle: ford College, first Brlggs. of Gull- Wood, of Univer- TKOMAS C. HOYLE ATTORNEY AT LAW '■•■J Ban S.ak Bldg., Greeasboro. B. C. *<ji':u: attention Siren to collections. •-«n.- :iui-,tiatod. Robert C. Strudwick '■-''NEYeaCOUNSELLOR AT LAW I Cssrt 3«nsr«, CKEEBSBOBO, B. C. • late. The woeder is the best tool for ^oconds-cultivating crops before large enough for the shovel cultivator. WANTED—To light one hundred couutry homes in Guilford county Al-low us to figure with you. STANDARD GILLETT LIGHT CO State Brancmbreensboro. N. C. A meeting of tWTSreensboro Acad-emy of Medicine was held last night to perfect plans for co-operating with the Associated Charities in the mat-ter of the trained nurse employed by that organization. SIBTSSL Hishsmit"' *~W«ke The one mile relay was the last Fore t°™e me,'X ai,d in 'his Wato Slin\ateS a^Wan,dinT: . uiit ana a fq,tuairrter Farmers' improvement Club of Mon-roe Township. The Farmers' Improvement Club of Monroe township met at Brightwood school house Saturday night and per-fected the organization of the club with the following charter members: J. L. Hawkins, C. M. Kirkman, J. A. May, T. A. Archie. H. C. Rudd, Rob-ert Gilchrist, E. Rudd and John Haw-kins. L. Hawkins was chosen pres idem and C. M. Kirkman secretary and treasurer for the ensuing year with H. C. Rudd. J. A. .May and T. A. Archie as the executive commit-tee. Short talks were made by Messrs. O. W. Damon, J. A. May, T. A. Ar-chie and others upon the subjects of cooperation organization of the farm-ers. The object of the club is the co-operation and improvement of the farm conditions, of the buying and selling of farm products, machinery improved stock, fertilizers, etc., to promote practical and scientific farm-ing. The next meeting will be held at Brightwood school house on Saturday night. May 1st. and at that time It is hoped to add many new members. Everybody engaged in farming is in-vited to be present. Later on a club will be organized at Gethsemane and one at Brown Summit, and after they are organ-ized, all three clubs will co-operate with each other for the benefit of all concerned. i»/*lrw F; W" P*—**■ better known as,. Webb Hassell. of the Guilford College'' neighborhood, went out driving one day last week, and was driving around bathing himself in the beau tlful sunshine and enjoying the fresh air when he suddenly discovered that he had lost $380 in cash from his pocket, which he could not ac- C-ilit !(;i and had no idea as to where he had lost it. This/is a nice sum of money and it is too bad that Mr. Hassell should lose it. His many fortune "* ^^ *" ^^ °f h'8 mis" Moral: Always deposit your sur-Bna^ nvk,mo°f,n7Grelennsbuothreo, HNo. mCe. IStavisinasns S^wi" faV'ngS bank' and "oth'ng lSorcikreidy ii8na aerKbur3glar-kpereopofy°vuarultmocnoevy-ered by burglar insurance, which, with our conservative methods of do-ing business, makes it as safe as it <-aii Be made. If Mr. Hassell had deposited this money in the Home Savings Bank at n£LJ& ^ent" lnterest compounded quarterly, he would have had an an-nual income of $15.41 from it for life, nUdeath" "* ^ W h'8 e8tate at hJih n e 8,e<Tet ?f tne rich man not having to work as hard as the poor k~L ubecause he has money and keeps it at work for him Instead of doing all the work himself. Deposit your spare money in the Home Sav-ings Bank, where it is absolutely safe and works for you day and night, earning interest. Of course you realize that in keep-ing your money in your house or Pocket you are losing the four per cent, interest we would pay you be-sides taking the risk of loss, fire and burglars, and even of burglars Killing you or some member of your family |" their efforts to rob you. We do not feel that you can afford to run these risks when you have an exclesnr savings bank ight at vo..r door. PROTECT YOUR SAVIN6S Hoarding your money ; earns you nothing. By ! hoarding you assume risk of loss from carelessness, thieves, fire, and poor in- ! I vestments. Your savings I are absolutely safe in this ; bank. Why not open an 2 account and earn an in-i come rather than hoard ; ; * money in an insecure ! | place where it will bring ! you nothing. We pay four per cent interest on savings com-pounded quarterly. American Exchange Bank| GREENSBORO. N. C. Capital. . I300.OOO.OS. R. P. WHAKTON, President. J. W. SCOTT, Vice President. K. G. VAUGHN. Cashier. F. H. KICH0L8ON. Asst, Casbler. J. W. CASK, Mrr. Savings Dept. Marriage of Mr. Douglas and Miss Brown. Mr. Robert D. Douglas and Miss Virginia Land Brown were quietly married last Wednesday night at the home of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs. S. S. Brown, on South Greene street, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Father Vincent, rector of St. Benedict's Catholic church. After the ceremony the young couple left on a bridal trip to W-ishington and New York. While the engagement of Mr. Doug-las and Miss Brown was known to ««n,r, 1 f".dS' tDelr mar»age came somewhat in the nature of a surprise. Mr Douglas is the oldest son of Judge and Mrs. R. M. Douglas and is one of the best known and most pop-ular young men in Greensboro He has been practicing law for eigh't or ten years and for a short while filled the ofrice of attorney general of North Carolina. His bride is a high-ly intellectual and accomplished young woman. She is an honor grad-triaj CoIteL8^hN'0n,Ual a,"!l '"dUS" I,rum '"•"■-■sonmen. unaer the insol-slvelv ■ ha5f,,» d±? .traVeled *Xt?,n- v,'nt debtor's oath, and after hearing JUDGE LONG DENIES MOTION. Durham Man's Effort to be Released From Jail. There was a hearing before Judge B. F. Long here Friday of the mat-ter involving the bond of Albert W. Sorrell, who is in Jail in Durham in arrest and bail proceedings in a dam-age suit instituted against Sorrell for alienating the affection of the wife of H. F. Edwards. The hearing was an effort to have Sorrell released from imprisonment under the insoi- F. P HOBGOOD, Jr. •.TTORNCY AT LAW. Wright Building, Opposite - > - rl H i ausu Greensboro. N. C. S GLENN BROWN iTTOaUBT AT LAW *r(hx Building. 106 North Elm St. tf .., Chas. E. McLean. SCOTT Q McLEAN ATT03N2TS AT LAW • ' onrtSunsre. Greeaskers.B.C. "Ec'RGE M. PATTON ATTORNEY AT LAW »re. - Greensboro, N. C. SHAW&HIN *TTORNEYS AT LAW I 'Jin. an and SM New McAAoo ■WMIng next to Postoffloe. One of the infant twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Roberts died of pneu- FEaa°s-t,'aOpSaus?to'lnay nst,rsehett.at Tthheelr hroemmeaionns were taken to Rockingham countv for interment Monday afternoon. ti7!!e, SaI,e. of Jcrsey fa'ves adver-JroLhhn A*". w\oiBungisEw,,eillof tathkce Ppaltarcioet bavt wfn t "apmon'« "table.. 1 f« south Davie street, on Tuesday May •in; Zthe afftfearlneoowni". bepin at ' "o'clock A A..br,!I,ant dance was given at the Auditorium skating rink Monday night complimentary to the students of the Universities of "" and Virginia and other city, it was attended by large num-ber of society folks. Saturday was Confederate monu-ment "tag day" in Greensboro, un-der the auspices of the Daughters of the Confederacy. A substantial sum was realized for the monument that is to be erected on the court house square to the memory of the Confed-erate dead. Mr. Lacy Rankin, a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rankin, of this city, and Miss Marie Borneau, of Columbia, S. C, are to be married this afternoon at the home of the bride. Mrs. James Rankin and Miss Margaret Rankin went to Columbia yesterday to be present at the wedding. Friends in Greensboro learn with much sorrow of the death of Mrs. Theodore F. Kluttz, of Salisbury, which occurred in a hospital in that place yesterday morning. She had been desperately ill for a week. Mrs. also three gold, five silver and four TheUniversTt;wonthrerg,medaIS- ■Over and one bronze medals. bronze oe gold, two The <ys' Corn-Growing Contest. The entries for the Guilford countv iTh*8' ,corn-«r0winS contest closed ' I Thursday, when 23 farmer boys had I e?tertainment beginning at 7.30 P. M. Closing of Guilford Graded School. The graded school at Guilford Col-lege, taught by Mr. T. D. Sharpe, as-sisted by Misses Elizabeth Donnell and Lake McNairy, will close Satur-day with an elaborate program. Be-ginning at ten o'clock, the children of the primary department win render their program, consisting of songs, recitations and selections of different kinds. Following this Mr. J. J. Par-ker, a promising voung lawyer of Greensboro, will deliver the address of the occasion. In the afternoon the boys of the graded school will cross bats with the Jamestown high school. The exercises will close with an notified Prof. T. R. Foust. secretary £ £S,"Tnmlttee' of their intention to compete for the prizes offered for the greatest amount of corn grown on an acre of land. Eight townships are represented. Friendship leading with the largest number of contest? ants. The list of contestants by E2£& W,rth their *&*■ fol'ows: y to tne students Arthur^E Ward ^iJSSfo 13; of North Carolina ; 17 Samuel CC!mi;h8-0mS.mith' her visitors in the Ward ""VR mghfill f* C,etUS »d bv a laren num. miJ ' ... . "'sniill, 17. ^ber^Sharpe. 16; J. SStA Clay—Jame8 Norman Coble 14 • Norman Coble. 14; Max Coble ,4 ' Sumner-John Freeman 15-' Paul B. Groome 16; C. H. Groome 17 Morehead-Steve E Case io- Thaxton Richardson, 17 ' 19' P«r0e~iI- W" Hawkins, 18. Greene—Curry z. Greeson, 18. People past middle life usually have some kidney or bladder disorder that saps the vitality, which Is naturally lower in old age. Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects urinary troubles, etimulates the kidneys, and restores given by the school, for the better-ment and improvement of the admir-able building which they now occupy. A small admission fee will be charged for this part of the program, consisting of a ' march and two ex-cellent plays. Municipal Politics. There are three candidates for the DemocratIc nomination for mayor of Greensboro—Messrs. B. H. Merrimon. E. J. Stafford and C. C. McLean. All of these gentlemen have served as nttaiters of the board of aldermen, Mr. McLean being a member of the present board. So far Capt. Neil El-lington is the only candidate for al-derman whose announcement has ap-peared. The nominations are to be made in the Democratic primary to be held next Tuesday. Representatives of the Socialist party in the city held a meeting Fri-day night and nominated Mr. F. A. Dorsett for mayor and three candi-dates for aldermen as follows: J. W. Pugh from the first ward, J. H. Prince from thd fourth ward and J. H. Hempfleld from the fifth ward. The Oakland Poultry Farm. ,. - The finest thoroughbred Buff Orp-strength and vigor. It cures uric acid ington chickens. Fresh eggs at $1 troubles by strengthening the kidneys per 15 eggs. For incubators, per 100, . f* they will strain out the uric acid . $5 F. O. B. Greensboro, N. C Kluttz was a sister of Mr. J. P. Cald-1 that seitler- in the muscles and Joints 111-tf. H. L. POWELL, well, editor of the Charlotte Observer causing rheumatism. All druggists. I R. F. D. No. 6. Greensboro. N C. sively, having spent a year in Eu rope studying and visiting points of interest in the Old World. Big Damage Suit. The Superior court has been en-gaged since yesterday in trying a damage suit brought against the bouthern Express Company bv Mr Andrew T. Murray. Mr. Murray is suing for $20,000 for alleged injuries received in attempting to move a ;>;.ip • io-- the express company, when the accident occurred the plaintiff was in the employ of the Greensboro "aggage Transfer Company and went to the Southern Railway station to move a piano that had been received by express, Mr. Murray is repre-sented by Bradshaw & Sherrod and Mr. Z. V. Taylor. Col. John A. Bar-nnger is appearing for the Southern Express Company. There was no session of the court Monday. Judge Long adjourning for the day. at the request of the mem-bers of the bar, on account of the Virginia-Carolina baseball game. Notice to Taxpayers. Owing to my inability to get the list of all taxes ready for publication in time to have the sale on the first Monday in May, and also a desire to give the taxpayeis all the time I could, the commissioners have ex-tended the time a few days longer, so that all parties owing any taxes may escape the sale if they will take advantage of this extension of time and pay at once. Otherwise all prop-erty on which the taxes have not beet paid will be advertised and sold with-out exception. Very respectfully, B. E. JONES, Sheriff. April 7, 1909. Dry Goods and Notions Reduced. I am making a change In my bus-iness, and for the next thirty days I will sell all dry goods and notions at a genuine reduction of 10 percent. This will Include my entire line of silks, woolen and cotton dress goods and everything in the notion line. My stock must be reduced at once. It is all new and win surely please you. Come in and see what is offered and compare my prices with those of any store in the state. You will find you can save money by trading here. R. P. GORRELL, 526 South Elm street. the matter at length Judge Long de-nied the motion. The matter was ar-gued by J. S. Manning for the de-fense and Victor S. Bryant fer the prosecution. Sorrell was committed to jail under a bond of $5,000, this amount later being reduced to $2.f>00 at a hearing before C. B. Green, clerk of the Su-perior court of Durham county. It appears that Sorrell is abundantly able to give the bond, but he does not desire to do so for fear such ac-tion would weaken his case. An ex-amination into his property showed that the prisoner is worth about *7,u00, but Sorrell contends that he owns the property jointly with his wife and therefore is unable to put It up as security. On the other hand, the state alleges fraud in transfer-ring the property to Mrs. Sorrell. "I'd Rather Die, Doctor, than have my feet cut off," said M. L. Bingham, of Princeville. 111., "but you'll die from gangrene (which had eaten away eight toes) if you don't," said all doctors. Instead, he used Bucklen's Arnica Salve till wholly cured. Its cures of Eczema, Fever, Sores, Boils, Burns and Piles astound the world. 20c at all druggists. OWXHKHWKKK>0«<H»0<H»O000<r; $20.00 IN GOLD TO GE GIVEN AWAY. An assessment of 20 cents on each *100 of insurance carried has been levied by the Guilford branch of the Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance As-sociation. The Commercial National Bank will offer a prize of $20 in Gold to the farmer of Guil-ford who raises the best crop of tobacco on one acre of ground, provided there will be twenty or more contestants. The judges of this contest will be Mr. J. F. Jordan on the part of the bank, and someone chosen by the Greensboro To-bacco Association, the third to be selected by these gentle-men. Those wishing to enter the contest will please call at the bank and leave their names and addresses. 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|The Greensboro patriot [April 21, 1909]
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|Greensboro (N.C.)--Newspapers
|Greensboro (N.C.)
|The April 21, 1909, issue of The Greensboro Patriot, a newspaper published in Greensboro, N.C. by W.M. Barber & Co..
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0t vv. J RICHARDSON
0»FICC: McADOO ■UILDINO
MOT TO poaTorncc
j. H. BOYLES, M. D.
Mee in Holton Dnif Store Building.
Office Phone 805.
g«s. W» W. iiasion; Bee. Phone Jft.
Dr. J. E. WYCHE
Iljru t-M ST.. lilianoio. a. e.
Dr. M. F. FOX
aUILFORD COLLEGE. M. C.
Or E. A. BURTON
MOSjtn Mrs. Watlington building.


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Water leaks can rob you of your money without you even realizing it. There are some common places to start looking for water leaks if you suspect that there is a leak somewhere in your home.
Toilets are one of the most common places for water leaks because the working parts are always submerged in water and because it gets used a lot. Over time corrosion can build up and the parts inside the toilet bowl will get worn out.
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Corey is a "firm believer that life begins at the edge of your comfort zone." He moved to Columbus from San Francisco to found Dimensional Entertainment and help others step outside their boundaries, too.
Corey is a "firm believer that life begins at the edge of your comfort zone." He moved to Columbus from San Francisco to found Dimensional Entertainment and help others step outside their boundaries, too.
The company hosts adventure and social events - from limousine scavenger hunts to trampoline dodgeball games - for anyone looking to do something new in the city.
He's also a member of the Downtown Residents' Association of Columbus and promotes the Live, Work, Play campaign Downtown.
Those wanting his heart better not be afraid to live a little.
You're busy. Do you expect to slow down or hope to find someone who thrives on a busy schedule as well?
I'm training some new staff in the company and have reached a point where the business can start to run itself without my constant watch, so I expect my business life to not be as hectic or time-consuming.
I love what I do, though, and it is also a big part of me personally, so I would like to find someone who is as physically and socially active as I am.
Do you remember your first date ever?
I had just gotten my driver's license and my dad's old pickup truck. My best friend and I went out to a park to play - I think it was Frisbee - and at the end I, very nervously, asked her if we could "be a couple."
Got any funny dating stories?
One date I had was at a high ropes course. My date had never been but was a little afraid of heights. She did great and had a good time but was visibly nervous the entire afternoon. Afterward, she asked when we could do it again.
Deal breakers?
Anyone who is not comfortable with themselves.
How do you meet dates in Columbus?
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December 14, 2006
Agency looking for new sources after disease found in eight states
A disease that's infected fish in eight states has led the Division of Wildlife Resources to stop importing tiger musky fry (fish that are less than two inches long) from Minnesota.
A tiger muskie is a cross between a muskellunge and a northern pike. Because tiger muskies are hybrids, they don't reproduce. Not purchasing and raising imported fry from an infected state means Utah's tiger muskie populations won't be increasing any time soon.
Viral hemorrhagic septicemia (VHS) is the reason DWR officials have voluntarily decided not to bring tiger muskie fry into the state. VHS does not affect humans, but it does affect fish. And the DWR does not want to bring the disease into Utah.
"The risk of bringing VHS in from Minnesota waters, and infecting fish in Utah, is just too high," says Walt Donaldson, Aquatic Section chief for the DWR. "I know some of our anglers, especially those who fish at Pineview Reservoir, will be disappointed with this decision. But we have no choice. We can't risk bringing VHS into Utah and potentially infecting our native fish populations."
VHS Background
VHS is highly contagious and infects both cold and warm water fish. Fish that are infected with the virus often bleed internally, and they usually die.
Some fish that have VHS don't show any external signs that they're infected. Others do show signs. Those signs include bulging eyes, bloated abdomens, inactive or overactive behavior and bleeding in the eyes, skin, gills and at the base of the fins. These fish may also have lesions that look like the lesions caused by other fish diseases.
The VHS disease has been found in eight states near the Great Lakes. The federal government has placed limitations regarding shipping fish from these states to other parts of the country. It's not known if and when these limitations will be lifted.
More information about VHS is available at www.aphis.usda.gov/vs/aqua.
Tiger Muskies in Utah
Other Western states that purchase tiger muskie fry from the eight states that have the disease are in the same dilemma as Utah. Donaldson says the DWR has contacted several of these states to see whether they would be interested in joining Utah in starting a tiger muskie egg and fry program in the West.
"All of the Western states that have tiger muskies are affected by this, and all of us are trying to find new sources of disease-free tiger muskie," Donaldson says. "All of these Western states, including Utah, want to continue to provide tiger muskies for their anglers. We're going to work together to see it we can make that happen."
Tiger muskies are the largest sportfish in Utah. The current catch-and-keep record in Utah was taken earlier this year at Pineview Reservoir in northern Utah. The tiger muskie was more than four feet long (49 inches) and weighed more than 33 pounds. A 53¼-inch tiger muskie was also caught and released at Pineview in 1998.
Tiger muskies are found in several reservoirs in northern, northeastern and southern Utah. When stocked with tiger muskie, these waters provide quality fishing that's very diverse.


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- Source: The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Volume 16, Issue 2, 1 Mar 1967, p. 241 - 242
Guide Pratique de Mycologie Médicale et Vétérinaire
by R. Vanbreuseghem, Professor at the Free University of Brussels and at the Prince Leopold Institute of Tropical Medicine at Anvers; General Secretary, International Society for Human and Animal Mycology. Written in collaboration with J. Coremans-Pelseneer, C. De Vroey, J. Bosmans, P. De Vooght, and R. Zaman. viii + 206 pages with 414 figs. Masson & Cie, Paris. 1966. 72F (c. $15.12)
Professor Vanbreuseghem has acquiesced to requests by his colleagues and former students to compose a book dedicated solely to the mycotic diseases of man and animals. This book does not contain the detailed discussions found in his contribution to Précis de Mycologie nor is it intended to, as evidenced by the fact that in his introduction the author hastens to add that "… plus qu'un traité de mycologie médicale et vétérinaire j'ai plutôt redigé un aide-mémoire."
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A Publication of the American Institute of Architects New York Chapter Volume 74, Issue 3 | $10 Learning Curve Oh, the Places We'll Go! One Firm, Two Schools of Thought Expanding Architecture Beyond Form and Function Schools Made to Order New Kids on the Boards Real Solutions at Harlem's Edge
Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Oculus - Fall 2012
Letter from the President: The Future: Here and Now
Of Ladybugs and Learning
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Opener: The New Learning Landscape
Oh, the Places We'll Go!
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Schools Made to Order
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The Future of Architecture Since 1889
Aalto and America
The Mythic Modern: Architectural Expeditions into the Spirit of Place
Schlepping Through Ambivalence: Essays on an American Architectural Condition
The Harlem Edge | Cultivating Connections 2012 Biennial Ideas Competition
A pioneering example of Modernism in New York is the 1931 New School for Social Research building by Joseph Urban
The Young and the Edgeless
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May 14th, 2017
Happy Mother's Day 2017
"Oh we don't take much notice of mother's day in our family"….
This is what I often say or find myself thinking as the time approaches when you cannot go anywhere without having your senses bombarded with advertisers tugging at your heart-strings trying to persuade you to invest in their products or services for your beloved, or not so beloved mother.
People talk about how commercial mother's day is. Restaurants are booked months in advance and traffic goes into gridlock as families gather to honour and celebrate their mothers and grandmothers.
Unfortunately not very often from a genuine place of gratitude and love, but from a place of obligation and responsibility.
How has this come about?
Surely mothers deserve acknowledgement and gratitude?
Your mother or original carer is the person who taught you about love. This led to your sense of self-worth, and taught you how to give and receive love.
Your mother's love and care taught you about looking after yourself and your loved ones. Your mother laid the foundation of how you are with yourself in the world.
In that first few years nearly every cell in her body, every neuron in your mother's consciousness was taken up with your needs, making sure you were fed, warm, safe, dry, clean and held. She barely had a moment to take care of her own needs.
Ofcourse these are generalizations, because everyone has their own unique history with their mothers.
I find myself wincing when I ask a woman: "what do you do?" and they answer:
"Oh, I'm just a mother".
'The mother-child relationship is paradoxical and, in a sense, tragic. It requires the most intense love on the mother's side, yet this very love must help the child grow away from the mother, and to become fully independent.' Eric Fromm
Mother's even take themselves for granted and undervalue the deep complexity of their role. But I believe that this is the most important job of all. This is the foundation of how we are all going to perceive life, love, community, nourishment and our earth.
Our earth who unconditionally feeds and nourishes all life, and continues to do so, even though we plunder, bomb, trash, and clear her, stabbing deeply into her depths to acquire her ancient fossils for our frantic greed and materialism, always looking for identification in what is outside of ourselves, and giving that more value than inner Beingness, Essence our true spiritual nourishment, which is Love.
Maybe our mothers and their mothers, and their mothers were so busy with survival that they forgot this, and only passed on the belief system that survival is the only gig and
that the biological imperative of life on earth, means we are separate from each other and in competition with all of life to survive as individuals or tribes.
We are a dysfunctional species! Something is broken when you believe that love only comes in the guise of food or material needs. We have somehow mostly forgotten that we are all aspects of Oneness, the Divine, Light, God or whatever you want to call it. Unfortunately that knowing has been boxed up and tethered to conditions and rules; sliced and processed beyond recognition in the way we live and bring up our young.
To begin with, we need to make a deep bow of gratitude and reverence for Mother everyday. Not just our own mother's or the mothers of our spouses on mothers day.
But for the very symbol of motherhood: the great Mother in all of us, the sacred feminine aspect of our psyche's, and our great Gaia who feeds our bodies generation after generation.
The mothering instinct is in all of life. The newly arrived get taken into the arms of mothers and carers instinctively, whether it's the life that gave birth or not, we all have an imperative to tend to the vulnerable and fragile in our world.
Even trees stay connected psychically to their shootlings it has now been proven.
(book: 'The Hidden Life of Trees' ~ Peter Wohlleben)
For the last three or four thousand years we have become disconnected from the deep feminine aspect of our humanness.
The great Goddess who is now emerging again in her full glory, radiant abundance and generous gift of life; she is flowering again after millennia of being sidelined and repressed.
There is still a lot of work to do.
But we can all do our little bit by noticing her, and acknowledging her in each and every life form on earth.
Notice the miraculous, the awesome beauty in nature, in each other and all life.
Deep bow for the Great Mother
Candida van Rood, aka Candy vR, (or Candy Spender).
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"Change is happening all the time. Our role is to identify useful change and amplify it"
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"Things should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler"
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"The art of being wise is the art of knowing what to overlook"
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"In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert's there are few"
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SF originated in the 1980s in the field of therapy and continues to be developed by practitioners around the world. This flexible approach can work fast and effectively in the most challenging situations, and can be adapted to many different settings.
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This is how WebDrive will determine what date/time values to display in Explorer when working with a WebDAV server:
By default, in Explorer you will see the following date times:
Explorer last modified – this corresponds to DAV:"getlastmodified"
Explorer created date – this corresponds to DAV:"creationdate"
If the setting in WebDrive for "use getlastmodified property" is NOT enabled (default value):
WebDrive will check to see if the server supports custom properties.
If the server returns a value for "srt_proptimestamp", then WebDrive will check to see if this value matches our timestamp.
If this matches, then the server does support SRT datetime properties and has them for this file and they match. In this case, we would use the SRT timestamp properties:
Explorer last modified – corresponds to DAV:"srt_modifiedtime"
Explorer created date – corresponds to DAV:"srt_creationtime"
This is how WebDrive will determine what properties to set (PROPPATCH) on the server after uploading a file:
If the WebDrive setting for "Set files modified time after upload" is Enabled:
If the WebDrive setting for "use getlastmodified property" is also Enabled:
PROPPATCH "getlastmodified" (most servers don't support this).
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PROPPATCH "srt_modifiedtime"
PROPPATCH "srt_creationtime"
PROPPATCH "srt_proptimestamp" -- this value is set to the same as srt_modifiedtime so we can determine if another program edits the file.
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Maybe yes, maybe no, but I'm going to label Betty Buckley's current show, Ah Men! The Boys of Broadway, at Feinstein's at Loews Regency, as the most relaxed, the most consistently easy-going, the most personable, the funniest she's ever presented in the many years she's appeared at one or another of the major local boites.
The idea behind it is that over her Broadway years, which have stretched even longer, she's sung her share of stunners and made them even more stunning -- introducing "Memory" on Manhattan boards probably being the most notable. But she's been typed out of many others for the simple reason they were written for male characters to deliver.
That didn't stop her from coveting them and even standing in the wings nightly to listen while, as one example, Michael Rupert sang William Finn's "Venice" in Elegies. Making up for lost opportunities on her return to the room, she's taken on a series of her favorites, sometimes changing pronouns, sometimes not, sometimes not needing to.
Declaring at the outset that she's always loved men, if not fully understood them, she reports her passion for them began when, at 14 (Buckley's now in her mid-'60s), she fell for Russ Tamblyn as Riff in the West Side Story movie adaptation and for months fantasized about being a Jet. So much so that when on Sundays she would enact "When You're a Jet" with the Jerome Robbins choreography in the family driveway, her dad would interrupt her saying, "Get in the car. The Jets are going to church."
So she throws herself into a commendable version of "When You're a Jet" and, later on, sings "Maria" with such muted conviction that she couldn't have been more spiritual had she been singing "Ave Maria." With the exception of "I Won't Dance" from the Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers Swingtime flick, she keeps herself to Broadway, throwing in anecdotes about her shows that are every bit as amusing as the Tamblyn nostalgia.
Sometimes she gives the songs the sort of rendition familiar from the originals, which doesn't mean "Luck Be a Lady" from Guys and Dolls doesn't suddenly take on an entirely new shine or beg-off number "More I Cannot Wish You" from the same superb Frank Loesser tuner acquires an untapped poignancy. At other times, she tinkers -- abetted by pianist-musical director-arranger-jazz-adept Christian Jacob -- with the mid-20th-century standards "On the Street Where You Live" and "Hey There." She turns both into arresting mood pieces that may remind fans of the work she did for nearly two decades with Kenny Werner.
The longest undertaking is a medley of Sweeney Todd threnodies -- "Not While I'm Around," "Joanna," "My Friends" -- that testifies to Buckley's appreciation for Stephen Sondheim. In the past, the master has let her know he hasn't particularly taken to her treatments of his work, but should he show up for these, he ought to approve them rather than reach for a Sweeney-ish verbal razor.
Good as the news is about this show, it's not all thumbs-up. It may even be that Buckley's personality shift comes as a result of changes in her voice. At one point referring to her being categorized as a quote "Broadway belter," she may no longer have to worry about being strictly relegated to that type-cast status. Perhaps it was just opening-night nerves, but the one-time steel-piped Buckley is now as likely to caress songs chamois-cloth-like. Moreover, where once she climbed to hit notes as if waving from the top of Everest, she now avoids them from time to time.
(She also continues to keep lyrics at hand on a music stand but doesn't really have to consult them -- a plus when she's had to get up to snuff, if not learn completely, a set of numbers she's never done before. Also, by the way, no "Memory" this appearance.)
Still, this different Buckley is well worth getting to know. Indeed, now that she's gotten past her first night and can settle into the rest of her month's stay, she might improve in all areas. The explanation for this surmise has to do with her attitude towards reviewers, who almost invariably attend her kick-off performance. On these occasions, Buckley frequently makes a comment or two about being assessed under those circumstances. It obviously bothers her, and she may not even be wrong to feel that way.
As one of Broadway's absolute best singing actors, Buckley is used to having previews to work out what she's doing before tough-minded commentators descend. Unfortunately, that's not the cabaret case. It's how things are, and even if she has a valid argument, it may be time to accept the way of the intimate-room world and get on with the entertaining.


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I often am overambitious. Sure, it's good to have high expectations for yourself, but if you fill your plate with too many commitments and responsibilities, crashing and burning is nearly inevitable.
This is exactly what happened to me this semester.
In January, 19 credits and two jobs seemed exciting and doable. I told myself that the more was on my plate, the more productive and successful I'd be. I doubled up on intensive interdisciplinary classes that were supposed to taken sequentially. I formulated independent-study-type classes and commitments in order to fit everything in. Now, as March concludes, I'm having second thoughts.
I'm trying to graduate a semester early (this December) to save money. School isn't my thing, so I'm just trying to get done as soon as possible. This December, at 21 years old, I'll have completed my bachelor's degree.
I'm proud of myself. As a two-time transfer student, I never would have thought I'd finish college in three and a half years and have a degree and respectable GPA to show for it. But here I am. I made my own luck.
Unfortunately, this ambition hasn't come without sacrifices.
I went out to a party for the first time all semester (and probably the third or fourth time all school year) last weekend. It was a blast, but I was so hungover the following day that I missed work and fell even farther behind on the the glaring pile of assignments due. I felt guilty for going out and was ridden with regret and stress.
Here's the problem with what I'm trying to do this semester. I'm so invested in school and work that there's no room for anything else. Should I feel guilty for going out and having fun with friends? Absolutely not. Should I beat myself up for spending a night with Netflix and a pint of Ben and Jerry's? No. Should I detest my classes and dread class every day? No, but I do because they're all that my life revolves around.
College academics aren't life. College isn't life! There's so much more to this time in our lives than just getting the grade; getting the degree. If this is the only life we get, I don't want to look back at my 19- and 20-year-old self and say, "Wow, all she did was homework and work."
If I were to get hit by a car and die tomorrow, that would suck. That would suck in general, but it would especially suck because the years leading up to it weren't lived well. I'd have an impressive transcript to show for it, but no amazing, memorable experiences to cherish forever.
Life should be an enjoyable journey and we should aspire to be happy. I shouldn't be counting down the days until graduation in hopes that something better will follow.
Go out and party. Eat the slice of cake. Skip class to hit the slopes on that perfect pow day.
Then, nurse your hangover and drink lots of water. Hit the gym. Write that A-worthy research paper. Go to class. Get shit done.
We often lose sight of this awesome concept of life underneath the weight of all the responsibilities given to students. We're young and able-bodied and we're living in one of the most beautiful places in the world. Go out and enjoy it.
I'm not saying you shouldn't take school seriously; college is a big investment and you get out what you put in.
If I could go back, I'd take on a lot less. Less credits each semester. Only apply for one job. I'd fill my days with more things I want to do, not just things I should do. I'd stick around in Tahoe a bit longer, even if it means a bit more debt down the road.
School is important, but so is self-care and happiness. Keep it balanced.