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I just sampled the coffees you sent me a month ago. Now the 50-pound bags are sold out. How can I buy this coffee?
All coffees are offered on a first-come first-served basis. We suggest a timely turnaround when sampling our offerings. Since we offer a carefully curated selection of in-season green coffees, our list of offerings are subject to selling out.
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Another influential quote came to me recently from Martha Beck, "Every time life brings you to a crossroads, from the tiniest to the most immense, go toward love, not away from fear. Think of every choice in terms of "What would thrill and delight me?" rather than "What will keep my fear—or the events, people, and things I fear—at bay?"
Maybe because it's summer and I have time to dream on long hikes or paddles on the pond, I have been getting these amazing little nudges from spirit lately, as I ask myself simple (ha!) questions such as,'What am I doing with my life? Why am I here? What is my purpose? Am I really making a difference in people's lives? Am I being redundant? Is what I am offering boring or interesting?' And, then soon enough I read a quote that goes straight to my core, or mirrors exactly what I believe but have not been able to articulate and I am grateful for this tribe of seekers of which I feel a part.
Last night I came across some musings on a FB post, from Liz Gilbert (of Eat, Pray, Love fame) and again, every word hit me like a bolt of lightning- an articulation, in writing of what I feel is most true, most aligned with what I believe and know on a gut level, and the difference I want to make in people's lives and the world. She speaks so clearly and perfectly to the specific offering that makes my heart hum as I work with both my own growth and evolution and in the lives of my clients and students. Here is a small piece of that post:
"For reasons that you may never understand, you have been given stewardship over a human soul — which is, of course, your own. This soul was born into YOU — born into your very specific life. Your soul, born into this life, is what my friend Rob Bell calls "a unique event in the history of the universe." There has never been one of you before. Nobody has ever tried the experiment of YOU yet. Nobody has ever tried being this particular soul, lodged in this particular body, born into this particular family, arriving at this particular moment in time, raised in this particular culture, faced with these particular challenges.
(And, as Rob also reminds us, that realization alone can be a comforting thought, when you are feeling lost and overwhelmed: NOBODY HAS EVER TRIED THE EXPERIMENT OF YOU YET. Why did you think you were supposed to get it right on the first try? You are a unique event. There is no precedent. There is no operational manual. So show yourself some mercy, if this business of being you seems impossibly tricky at times. You have to figure you out as you go. Sometimes "figuring yourself out as you go" can feel like you're tinkering with the engine of a car, while you are also driving that car down the highway at 70 mile an hour, and while you are also the passenger. Perfect. I think it's supposed to feel like that. It's a strange situation. Have patience with yourself.)" - LG
Read Liz's full post HERE.
This post stopped me dead in my tracks as it was a double-whammy. It speaks so clearly of the invitation to find out what your own specific calling or purpose is in life and also (if you read the full post) articulates (better than I might have ever done) the medicine which I hope to support my clients with which is that capacity to move toward JOY, BLISS, PEACE & EASE (the inner Yes Yes Yes!!!) and to recognize the things that assault, appall or misalign the soul (the inner NO NO NO MORE!) Thank you Liz Gilbert and Martha Back (and many others) for articulating and giving us all permission to listen within and ALIGN deeply and radically, sometimes against all odds, with our SOUL and to take it into our own stewardship and custody.
This can be a powerful, radical and challenging act. It takes guts, gusto and warrior energy. To set boundaries on our own behalf, change our lives, invest in our soul's deepest desires, and become fierce stewards of our souls is not necessarily a gentle or easy process. It calls upon us to make our lives and our selves our number one priority. It asks us (like the Buddha in the Mahaparinibbana Sutta) to
'Be a lamp unto yourself". And, it requires a great deal of personal inquiry and self-trust. As the quote by Liz G above states, there is no operational manual for our soul's unique design. Sometimes, like salmon swimming upstream or Thoreau poling up an unexplored river, the journey can seem arduous or challenging. Sometimes it will seem as easy as following your nose to a favorite beautiful spot in nature where you feel completely at peace, but most likely there will be ups and downs. Expect that. As Rilke says, "Just keep going. No feeling is final."
When we are on our path there are trials and errors, there will be moments of ease and moments of deep self-doubt. There will be moments of feeling lost and feeling found. There will be companions who will journey with us for an hour or a lifetime. A life of integrity and truth, that is buoyed up by the soul is not for the faint of heart. It takes a warrior's heart, but in the end, the rewards, discoveries, integrity and joy that is harvested make the more arduous parts worthwhile.
I have to admit, sometimes I wish I had an easier job. Wouldn't it be lovely to just work at Dunkin Donuts (I am from the Boston area after all!) or sit at a desk and have someone just tell me what to do or which direction to go, or maybe I could direct traffic or become a nurse or go back to lifeguarding???? But the truth is, I do believe that I have this very specific purpose. Sure there may be many facets to it but when it comes down to the core of it all- I want to support humans in aligning with their own SOUL. To follow that bright, true, inner, sparkly YES and to even trust that the inner NO is true and fair and reasonable to listen to and follow. To help clients realize that yes, you can trust yourself and that you have all the answers within you. In this way, I suppose I do want to become redundant or not needed as we all become more and more adept at becoming stewards of our own souls.
Ahhhh...the weight of self-trust. I beg of you, risk it- love your soul first.
And, let me know what amazing things happen when you do!
If you would like some one-on-one Soul Support, I am still offering discounted rates through September 15th. Sessions can be done in person, or on the phone or Skype. It can be easy & relaxing! Check out the details HERE.
And, if you are looking to dive into your Soul more fully, check out my Fall Soul Support Group & Autumn Weekend Retreat at Sky Meadow. Register soon to reserve your spot!

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Apologies if this is in the wrong forum.
I'm having issues with the Yahoo Fantasy Football website - every time I visit the site, I am automatically redirected to BT.com. I log in using a BT internet email, and have used it on the site for a few years now, but the last few weeks I can't get on the site. I have tried from different pcs on different connections, and on different browsers as well, but all with the same redirect.
Can anyone suggest why this might be happening? Thanks.
have you been moved to the new BT mail?
Try clearing your browser cache and cookies.
I have literally just been moved (logged back in now and got the new inbox notification)
Cache and cookies cleared. Now I can get to the home page and click sign in, but when I sign in on the Yahoo sign in page, it takes me to BT.com and doesn't return me to the FF page. When I go back there myself, I'm not signed in and I'm going round in circles.
you are now now longer a btyahoo customer hence btinternet login does not work
But how does that affect my log in with the Yahoo site? I get that the BT inbox has changed, but surely I should still be able to log into the FF site with the details I registered with?
Because you had a BTYahoo acccount with FF not a vanilla Yahoo account and that no longer exists.
I think I can see that now. Hmm... ok.
Thanks - I will contact Yahoo and see if I can sort it that way.


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Welcome to United Methodist Church in Union, New Jersey
"To grow in unity and diversity through fellowship with God and each other as we mature spiritually through nurture, outreach and worship"
This site is the one stop area where you would go to learn more about our church, its people, hear from our pastor, and get a small look into our church family.
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If you are looking for a church that has a warm fellowship, exciting ministries, relevant mission and uplifting worship, we invite you to check us out! We're a group of multi ethnic, friendly people who has discovered the joy of serving others and Christian life.
At Union UMC, you will…
- Meet new friends and get to know your neighbors.
- Hear positive, practical messages that will be your source of weekly encouragement.
- Enjoy and get bless with inspirational music from our choir and praise team.
- Trust your children to the care and teaching of our dedicated Sunday School teachers.
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This forum focusses on the readings in "Refugees and the Crisis of Europe" (link: https://culanth.org/fieldsights/911-refugees-and-the-crisis-of-europe) Below are some questions from the introduction that I want us to address in this forum discussion. You do not have to respond to all the questions but address at least one of them (depending also on which readings you choose from the list). Please post your response as a reply to this thread.
"How, we ask, ought we interpret the media focus on Syrianrefugees, and how might this focus reinscribe a (racialized) distinction between "deserving" or "real" refugees and so-called economic migrants? How do we locate the migration crisis between a Liberal Europe committed to moral humanism and a Fortress Europe committed to expelling undesirables? How do the strategies of, on the one hand, custody and control (of foreign bodies and borders) and, on the other, rescue and care (of victims of human trafficking, asylum seekers, and refugees) reflect and refract the nature of power and sovereignty in Europe today?"


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The vast majority of Sixth Doctor comic stories were published in Doctor Who Magazine in the mid-1980s and began on the heels of the transmission of The Twin Dilemma.
The Sixth Doctor's comic book history has unique aspects. He is the only Doctor to star in a series of Doctor Who but not to appear in a comic strip in a Doctor Who annual. He is also the only Doctor to be featured in "incentive comic books" given away with the purchase of food, the first Doctor to be the subject of an original graphic novel and the only Doctor to have comics written by the actor who portrayed him.
DWM launched the Sixth Doctor's comic strip adventures with the Doctor travelling on his own. His first story introduced a new companion, Frobisher — the shape-changing Whifferdill who often assumed the form of a penguin. Image rights were later obtained for Nicola Bryant, which allowed Peri to become the first humanoid televised companion regularly used in the pages of DWM. The writers even went to the trouble of trying to explain her earlier absence. Apparently, she took time away from the TARDIS to explore New York City. Since she remained the companion up to the final story of the regular run, the 1980s Sixth Doctor comics all happened somewhere between The Twin Dilemma and Mindwarp.
Because the Sixth Doctor's era began at the end of season 21, and the Seventh Doctor's DWM start was delayed by Grant Morrison's epic death-of-Jamie McCrimmon story line, the Sixth Doctor's regular era in DWM comics contains significantly more stories than his televised run. Moreover, he has a few additional stories which were published after Colin Baker was no longer incumbent in the role.
Nevertheless, the Sixth Doctor has one of the briefer comic canons of all the Doctors, with only the Fifth Doctor and Ninth Doctor appearing in fewer total comic stories.
Comic strip companions of the Sixth Doctor Edit
Regular Edit
List Edit
Doctor Who Magazine Edit
- Travelling with Frobisher
- The Shape Shifter (DWM 88-89)
- Voyager (DWM 90-DWM 94)
- Polly the Glot (DWM 95-DWM 97)
- Once Upon a Time Lord (DWM 98-DWM 99)
- War-Game (DWM 100-DWM 101)
- Funhouse (DWM 102-DWM 103)
- Travelling with Peri Brown and Frobisher
- Kane's Story (DWM 104)
- Abel's Story (DWM 105)
- The Warrior's Story (DWM 106)
- Frobisher's Story (DWM 107)
- Exodus (DWM 108)
- Revelation! (DWM 109)
- Genesis! (DWM 110)
- Nature of the Beast! (DWM 111-DWM 113)
- Time Bomb (DWM 114-DWM 116)
- Salad Daze (DWM 117)
- Changes (DWM 118-DWM 119)
- Profits of Doom! (DWM 120-DWM 122)
- The Gift (DWM 123-DWM 126)
- The World Shapers (DWM 127-DWM 129 featuring Jamie McCrimmon)
- Guest appearances of the Sixth Doctor
- Emperor of the Daleks! (DWM 197-DWM 202 featuring Peri Brown and Davros)
- Time & Time Again (DWM 207 featuring Frobisher, the first seven Doctors, and numerous other companions)
- Up Above the Gods (DWM 227 featuring Davros)
Doctor Who Magazine Specials Edit
- The Age of Chaos (Doctor Who Magazine original graphic novel)
Doctor Who Marvel Adventure Comic Edit
- The Doctor Who Marvel Adventure Comic was a series of six mini-issues given away with the purchase of Golden Wonder bread. The monochromatic pamphlet contained somewhat edited versions of a few stories that had already appeared in the pages of Doctor Who Magazine. They cause some complications for people truly obsessed about canon, as there are some significant changes to some of the stories. For instance, Peri is completely removed from the DWMAC version of one of the stories.
IDW Publishing Edit
Miniseries Edit
- The Forgotten (TF 4 featuring Peri Brown, the first ten Doctors (save the War Doctor), and numerous other companions)
Doctor Who (2012) Edit
- Dead Man's Hand (DW12 15 featuring Matrix projections of the first eleven Doctors and the War Doctor)
Prisoners of Time Edit
- Façades (POT 6 featuring Peri Brown and Frobisher)
- Endgame (POT 12 featuring Peri Brown, Frobisher and Melanie Bush, the first eleven Doctors (save the War Doctor), and numerous other companions)
Titan Comics Edit
Miniseries Edit
- The Lost Dimension (TLD 2 and 8)
Back-up strips Edit
- Prologue: The Sixth Doctor (11DY2 11 featuring Melanie Bush)
External links Edit
- Altered Vistas - In the Comics - The Sixth Doctor
- Doctor Who Magazine - Sixth Doctor Strips at the Doctor Who Reference Guide


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text: Multi-reedist Larry Stabbins was one of the pivotal figures in the 1980s jazz dance scene as a founding member of Working Week who recorded the anthemic 'Venceremos'. He returns here with a band that is in its nucleus part of Jerry Dammers' Spatial AKA Orchestra with, among others, the excellent Zoe Rahman on piano. Stabbins was influenced in his youth by the playing of John Coltrane and in particular an album he bought of the saxophonist, 'Africa Brass'. This serves as the inspiration for much of the music contained within which has a modal feel as on the lovely 'Noetic' with bass riff, piano comps and some fine tenor from the leader. Larry Stabbins alternates between saxophone and flute and on the latter he excels on the brief 'Immanence' and the inventive Latin jazz interpretation of the famous film score of The yellow brick road' which is taken here in 7/4 time as an Afro-Cuban piece with a creative rapport between piano and flute. Stabbins has a distinctive sound on tenor, especially at a higher pitch and this is illustrated in the intro to the opener 'Africa' which quickly settles into a percussive groove with fine modal-influenced piano from Rahman. If the music is not always immediate here, it certainly grows with repeated listens and there is a good deal bubbling just under the surface which is always a good sign. Hopefully a live manifestation of this band will surface at some point. Tim Stenhouse


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Published on May 13th, 2014 | by Ben Rueter0
Horizon begins with a cutscene following one of NASA's Voyager spacecrafts as a soars through our known galaxy, until it collides with an alien space craft.
The first mission forces you to investigate the alien craft, which will eventually lead to humanity opening its first communications with an alien race.
From here, Horizon is all about growing in the known and unknown space surrounding Earth and pushing humanity further into the future. The problem with Horizon, is that, it is stuck in the past.
Developed by a small team called L3O Interactive, Horizon is a turn-based strategy game with an deep focus on research, politics and war.
While Horizon excels at offering complex technologies to research and trade; Horizon is bogged down by micromanaging and an under developed battle system.
Horizon's problems seem to stem from a lack of development time or polish. There are some great ideas here, no doubt.
Visually the retro art style may be a turn off for some players. It is very reminiscent of 1995 PC games with very simple animations. It's an interesting art decision when going up against similar 4X games such as the Civilization series or Sins of a Solar Empire. If anything, L3O follows through with its art style. If players are looking for a bit of nostalgia, they won't be let down.
For a game this complex, the tutorial is not very helpful. This is a major problem for Horizon. RTS virgins may avoid Horizon, but even for players seasoned in the genre, it's a bit daunting. By no means is this an easy game to get into. Players may struggle with their first play through. It's an overwhelming amount of data that is dumped on you right away and Horizon does a poor job of bringing you up to speed on pretty much everything the games has to offer.
Once you get into it, you learn that technology is key to expanding the human race. Invest time and money into a certain technologies, like nuclear engines can pay off for space exploration or it can be a key component in easing hostile negotiations with an alien race.
Research and development can be be broken into multiple tiers giving players many different routes to advance their race. Some of these advancements come in the form of quests, which are lazily discovered and can be simply completed over the course of one game. New tech can also be discovered by researching and trading. The trade and research becomes the most fulfilling aspect of Horizon.
If you scratch another races' back, they may offer some fancy tech for you. Though, the alien races at times can be a bit finicky. Refusing a trade with one race could result in a loss of respect for humanity, which may cascade into a war. Things don't seem to happen gradually in Horizon, which leads to plenty of micromanaging relationships. This wouldn't be an issue if only there was more of a reward for devoting so much time into managing these relations. It instead, feelings like a chore.
During war is when you get to delve into the battle strategies and where you will learn to avoid war simply because, war is boring in Horizon. The battle system is unfortunately the worst part of Horizon.
Animations are are simplistic and the battle maneuvers are usually as simple as draining an enemy's shields and making sure damage is displaced on your ship as to not expose an holes in your defense.
The battles become a bore fast. Auto battle doesn't help as it plays out the match at an accelerated speed, but it never skips the battles. Some large battles can take longer than five minutes to finish in auto mode.
The micromanaging of your individual ships feels unnecessary, despite the amount of detail you can put into one fleet or ship. Players can customize loading bays, weapons and engine components giving each ship personal flair.
Though, it seems that war is unavoidable in Horizon with the plethora of different alien species to interact with. Eventually, you'll rub someone the wrong way.
Horizon does a splendid job of introducing each unique race fairly quickly, giving you a sense of progression very early on in the game. After 10 minutes in a match, you already have a handful of races to trade with and communicate.
Outside of the combat, Horizon introduces the prospect of some deep strategy and galactic politics. But, when Horizon is placed next to Sins of a Solar Empire and GalCiv, it's easy to go for another game in this genre. Horizon turns into a slog, but it's not without some interesting ideas. Sadly, these ideas never feel fully developed.
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CHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–U.S. Cellular today announced its 2016 The
Future of Good program, that champions and invests in inspiring
youth who make a positive impact in their communities. The wireless
carrier will celebrate these young humanitarians by giving them a voice
to amplify the good they've done and unique donations to help each
continue building The Future of Good.
"We're continuing this program for the second year in a row as a way to
give back to local communities we support and encourage others to get
involved," said Grant Leech, vice president of brand management at U.S.
Cellular. "These extraordinary young people inspire so many others, and
we take tremendous pride in supporting them and helping amplify the good
work that they're doing."
The six youths – representing four different causes – were selected by
U.S. Cellular following a nationwide search. The company will feature
their causes in four documentary-style videos to tell the unique stories
of how each cause is impacting the community in which they live. In
support of Giving Tuesday on Nov. 29, U.S. Cellular will help celebrate
and support young humanitarians by pledging a combined total of $45,000
consisting of in-kind and monetary contributions to inspiring youth-led
causes across the country.
To further celebrate the youths and the four causes chosen for the
program, U.S. Cellular will bring the children and their families to New
York City on December 22, 2016 where they will ring the closing bell on
the floor of the New York Stock Exchange and bring widespread attention
to their local efforts. The four inspiring causes that this year's
program will highlight are:
Jason Albaum (age 15), Colby Ellis (age 16), and Juli Ennis (age
16) in Kennebunk, Maine – Project Playback: These three teens
bring joy to and awaken the minds of elderly Alzheimer's and dementia
patients through music therapy, by interviewing patients and family
members and creating personalized playlists on donated MP3 players for
the patients. Their organization, Project Playback, has volunteered
hundreds of hours to combine modern digital technology with
traditional direct social interaction, to improve the mental,
emotional, and overall well-being of their patients. For more
information, visit https://www.projectplayback.org.
Ryan Graham (age 17) in Milwaukee, Wis. – Teens Grow Greens:
Ryan is a leading teen and board member of Teens Grow Greens, a
nonprofit organization that teaches kids personal responsibility,
healthy living, leadership and entrepreneurship. Under Ryan's
guidance, kids learn how to grow, cook and eat healthy food. This year
Ryan recruited, interviewed and hired 12 teenagers to join the
nine-month paid internship program. For more information, visit www.teensgrowgreens.org.
Raegan Junge (age 11) in Keystone, Iowa – Raegan's Tornado Relief
Project: Raegan started her nonprofit organization when she was
just six years old to help raise funds to provide disaster victims and
affected communities with clothing and personal items by selling
handmade beaded bracelets. After a tornado recently touched down in
nearby Benton, Iowa, Raegan worked with the Benton County 4-H Fair
Board members to help gather supplies for 48 affected families. For
more information, visit www.facebook.com/raeganstornadoreliefeffort.
Lia Haile (age 13) in Manitowoc in Wis. – Hopeful Hearts Club:
Lia created her organization which consists of a community of hundreds
of people who provide welcome bags, birthday parties, holiday
celebrations, and other events and goods for children who are staying
at Hope House, the local homeless shelter in her community. Lia is
involved with U.S. Cellular's Future of Good program for the second
year in a row, having last year received $10,000 from the company to
Hope House on her behalf. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/HopefulHeartsClub.
From November 29 through December 31, parents and legal guardians will
also be encouraged to nominate youth in their own communities who are
making an impact, and can do so by visiting thefutureofgood.com.
The four winning young humanitarians chosen in accordance with the rules
will be announced on January 18 and each will be rewarded with $2,000 to
put toward their social cause.
For more information, please visit TheFutureOfGood.com
or follow the social conversation by using the hashtag #TheFutureofGood.
About U.S. Cellular
U.S. Cellular is the fifth-largest full-service wireless carrier in the
United States, providing national network coverage and industry-leading
innovations designed to elevate the customer experience. The
Chicago-based carrier offers coverage where the other carriers don't and
a wide range of communication services that enhance consumers' lives,
increase the competitiveness of local businesses and improve the
efficiency of government operations. U.S. Cellular has the Highest
Wireless Network Quality Performance in the North Central Region,
according to the J.D. Power 2016 U.S. Wireless Network Quality
Performance Study, and 99 percent of customers have access to 4G LTE
speeds. To learn more about U.S. Cellular, visit one of its retail
stores or uscellular.com. To get the latest news, promos and videos,
connect with U.S. Cellular on Facebook.com/uscellular,
and YouTube.com/uscellularcorp.
Julia Darrenkamp
Public Relations Counsel
Office: 312-228-6817
Media Relations, U.S. Cellular


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There's plenty of things we're thankful for this Thanksgiving! Having a good hair day is one of them. Take a look at which hairstyles we're thankful for this Thanksgiving.
Top Knot
The top knot is our ultimate hairstyle we're thankful for this Thanksgiving. It is our savior 'do when we simply require a zero effort hairstyle that doesn't need a multitude of hair care products and styling tools to perfect, just a small hair elastic and a couple of bobby pins to secure the messy bun in place.
Bed Hair
We're thankful for bed hair being labelled as one of the coolest hair trends of the year as now we finally have a reason to shake up to work with hair that looks a little disheveled and pass it off with a 'honestly, it's meant to look like this' face. Not only does it mean that we can spend less time on our hair in the mornings, waking up on the wrong side of the bed has never looked so good!
We're forever thankful for the Brady Bunch. As you may know, here at The Salon Professional Academy we love our braids, and with so many different braids to choose from, we're never bored of what we can do with three strands of hair. Whether it's a bog-standard three-stranded braid, a halo/crown plait or a waterfall braid, there's always a braid we can turn to when we're in need of an intricate hairstyle-pronto!
The Ponytail
Lastly, we're giving a thanks to the ponytail for being our best friend in times when a glamorous blow dry or complicated up-do just won't do. We sometimes forget just how versatile a good old fashioned ponytail actually is; from 90's high pony's, to sleek ponytails gathered at the nape, it's fair to say that the ponytail has been somewhat revolutionized since its hay day of being a 'get hair out of the face' kind of hairstyle. That's why we're thankful that the traditional ponytail is back in full swing.
We definitely have a guilty pleasure for all of these hairstyles! Which hairstyles are you thankful for?
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The 4-star H Top Royal Star is located in the beautiful beach resort of Lloret de Mar, only a 10-minute walk from the beach. The Lloret de Mar has long been a popular destination for beach lovers and the H Top T Royal Star is excellently situated within walking distance of the shops, beaches and walks round the town.
The hotel, one of the H Top chain, is modern and very well accommodated, with 397 rooms and plenty of luxurious activities to make your stay a memorable one. There is a choice of single or twin light and airy rooms with space for up to 4 guests in selected rooms. All rooms are complete with individually controlled air conditioning, tiled flooring and furnished balconies with en-suite bathrooms and satellite tv as well. Safety deposit boxes and Wi-Fi are available for an extra charge, and baby cots are available on request.
The hotel is well equipped with water activities, with an outdoor as well as an indoor swimming pool with waterfall feature, hot tubs and sauna as well as a Turkish bath. There are also fitness rooms with ping pong and billiards and a TV lounge.
The front desk is open 24 hours and offers currency exchange, laundry, a medical service, a gift shop and car hire. As with all H Top hotels, an all-inclusive stay offers guests free bike and quad-cycles hire. You can also arrange transfers to airports for a charge.
If you are travelling with children, the TOP Mini Club provides entertainment and care for 4-12 year olds. All-inclusive guests also get half price entrance to the Castle Medieval night in Tordera, including half price dinner. If you want to stay in the hotel of an evening you can always take part in the shows and dances put on by the staff.
Lloret de Mar is ideal for beaches, and this hotel is right next to the Fenals, or Lloret beaches, famous for their turquoise water and soft sand, with craggy rocks leading up to the town. Beaches aren't all that Lloret has though, and the town has beautiful gardens and old buildings, which are well worth a wander around. A walk along the coastal path or a day trip to the cultural Barcelona for some Gaudi splendour are also wonderful excursions.
For the ultimate Costa Brava experience book at the H Top Royal Star with loveholidays.
Guest rooms; Singles and Twins (some can take 4 guests), have a fresh Mediterranean-style with interiors of soft pale tones, patterned drapes and fabrics of summer hues, comfortable wood-style furnishings on cool tiled flooring and modern amenities for your convenience; features include a private furnished balcony, individually controlled air-conditioning, en suite bathroom with bathtub/shower, hair dryer and free toiletries, satellite TV, direct dial telephone, comfortable seating and a safe box for hire.
Adapted rooms are available to guests with disabilities – accessible hotel but the surrounding area is challenging for those with restricted mobility.
The vibrant centre of Lloret de Mar is within walking distance and offers a great choice of shops, restaurants, bars and fun nightlife in the surrounding area. A 45-minute train journey to Barcelona is worth the trip for the major attractions if you desire.
A city tax where applicable is to be paid in cash locally on check-in.
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Teach anywhere one of the best recruitment companies for teachers in the UAE. The Dubai City Company would like to review this company. With this in mind, this company is helping people to get a job as a teacher. Moreover, this company is under supervised by Randstad. So credential of this organization is highly appropriated.
To get a job in a teacher market you need a help. Especially in the international teachers and University market. Definitely, you need to know where to hit to get that kind of jobs. The teach anywhere is hiring around the globe. So if you are looking for work abroad not only in Dubai or Abu Dhabi this amazing job site is here to help you.
Our recruitment team has checked this company and we strongly advise to use them if you are looking for work as a teacher. With Teach Anywhere you can find well-paid jobs offers. Because it is a part of Randstad company. This company is having good jobs around the globe.
With this job site, You can teach the world we live in and make an impact. Especially in an international career as a teacher. As a matter of fact, you can search for jobs as the teacher at the highest level. This professional company is the new project for job seekers.
If you are looking for international teaching jobs with this company. You can do it because this company providing services and they are not stopping at fighting to help you. One of the best provider of jobs abroad in Dubai. The roles they provide also include support to help you. Especially with the transition to different cultures and living abroad.
This Company this operating for Thirteen years. And generally speaking, operating within the plan of action. The teaching jobs around the world are still over the continents. The teach anywhere helping students to come from China to Saudi Arabia. From Dubai to Hong Kong and Bahrain to Singapore. They are also working uniquely with Qatar teaching market.
At the same time, when you use this company to find a work in Dubai. Definitely, this professional company will send you anywhere with expert eyes and the local knowledge. At the moment they are having over 100 jobs offer from the United Arab Emirates.
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The teach anywhere is a well-operated brand. And with a truly international education recruitment specialist. You can be sure your resume won't be missed. As a future expatriate try to get the most of their network and their global branches.
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On the other side of the medal. You should also look for International job search companies. For example Naukri, Monster and CareerJet.com company. There is a lot of job vacancies there. And with this in mind, new workers are able to get job much faster.
Dubai City Company now providing good guides for Jobs in Dubai. Our team decided to add information for each language for our Dubai expats. So, with this in mind, you can now get guides, tips and employment in the United Arab Emirates with your own language.


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I go through long phases of hard-core dedication to blogging. Schedules work for a while, but then I just want to rebel.
I have a different perspective on what I want this place to be. I don't want to make it completely about advice or inspiration from a "Do this" sort of perspective.
I want it more to be about how I am going about living my life and living in a way that is free, passionate, and bold.
Share how I'm doing it. How I'm making my way through muck and bullshit and money problems and still paving a way, in whatever way I can dream up.
Yeah I'll still write some inspirational stuff, too, but not because I have a weekly schedule, but because I really feel like writing it.
You know? I don't like anything to feel forced. Feeling forced feels disgusting. Forced, or fake, or whatever – no. I believe in everything I say and suggest, but I don't want to plop myself down and say "Okay inspire people."
People will be inspired or not – it's not something I can predict.
I'd rather people be inspired by what I do – not what I say.
And sometimes, honestly, I want to lie around and read. I want to go for a dip in the lake. I want to laugh at stupid videos. Sometimes I just want to daydream, or float in the river, or draw elaborate drawings while listening to music or podcasts.
For the last few months I have been overwhelming myself with information, and while I love doing that I eventually need some time to EMPTY myself. I get too full. I need space. And so, while I am dedicated, I can only do that for so long before I need a break to actually integrate that info and then make room for new stuff.
If we get too full of outside information, it doesn't leave room for our own thoughts and ideas. And that's where I am at right now. The emptying phase. The time where I cultivate. And the ideas and creativity are alarming. I can't keep up. I write it all down and want to do it all. It's crazy – and so much of me is like AGHHH because I just like to chill out in nature and read books. I'm easy to please. I want to eat delicious plant food and write. I want to go on road trips and dip into swimming holes and go surfing on the coast.
That's all I really want. Freedom.
Freedom is my #1, it's my only real goal in life. To do whatever I want – because this is how we are meant to be. We aren't meant to be tied to anything, we aren't meant to slave away and grind.
And so this blog is going to be about passion, yes, but really, it's about finding freedom in all forms.


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BMC BladeLogic Automation Suite is the industry-leading solution for automated management, control, and enforcement of configuration changes in the data center. It provides a cross-platform solution for managing both physical and virtual assets — in the traditional data center and in the cloud.
Struggling to maintain the service levels your business demands, while also reducing costs, is a common IT operating scenario. Skilled staff are often consumed by routine manual tasks, executed in isolation across servers, networks, databases, and applications, thus resulting in lengthy change cycles with unreliable results. Service outages are increasing, business demands are growing, and governance requirements are expanding — yet cost constraints keep IT from adding staff to address the growing workload. As a result, the business may see IT as an impediment to business success.
What's more, new technologies and methodologies — cloud computing in particular — are changing the way IT and its customers are thinking about the data center. While the fundamentals have not changed, the current trends in data center management are increasing the emphasis on automation more than any time before, and IT organizations are coming to grips with the fact that IT-as-a-Service is in their future. Still, budgets will not grow to accommodate the new expectations, nor will you be able to shed legacy assets and move completely to the cloud.
If you are ever going to improve your organization and lead the transition to take advantage of cloud and agile development methodologies to the benefit of your business, you need to begin building the appropriate automation foundation. It is of paramount importance that you implement a single platform for managing all your data center assets, rather than building yet more silos for new delivery methods, such as cloud.


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Credit card thieves caught on tape
Having her car broken into was bad enough.
By Kelly Dame
Having her car broken into was bad enough. But for Belinda Knight, the fact it happened in broad daylight while her car was parked at work made the situation even worse.
And she wasn't the only one. Another woman's car was broken into as well, and unlike Knight, more than a satellite radio was stolen - this victim lost a purse with a credit card.
Midland Police Detective Robert Brzak is hoping tips can Crack the Case, and has made available a video of the suspects using the stolen credit card to purchase a cart full of items at Wal-Mart, 910 Joe Mann Blvd. To see the video, go to www.OurMidland.com.
The two cars were broken into while they were parked in Lot I at the MidMichigan Medical Center sometime between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Jan. 16. Knight said she locks her car everywhere she goes, and is sure it was locked that day. There were no signs of damage that she or mechanics could find.
Her first hint that something was amiss came when she saw another woman talking with a Midland police officer as she walked from a building to her car.
"I had no idea what happened," Knight said. Then she discovered her radio was missing.
She looked around for it, then twice approached the officer but turned back to look for the radio again, hoping the gadget had merely fallen on the floorboard. It turns out it hadn't fallen - the thief had cut the wires.
"It shocks me that no one saw anything," Knight said, adding the hospital has on-site security, as well as cameras in the parking lots.
From charge card records, Brzak knows someone - and Wal-Mart's security cameras - did see suspects involved as they used the credit card stolen from the other car.
The tape shows the suspects at a self-checkout at the store, purchasing $200 worth of clothing and other items, then walking out. One suspect is a white man, bald, average build, wearing a dark hoodie and pants, and a red T-shirt. The other suspect is a white female, heavy-set, with long brown hair, wearing a gray sweatshirt, blue jeans and sneakers. They drive off in a newer model dark-colored car, possibly a Pontiac.
The card also was used at the Wal-Mart in Howell to buy items valued at $130, and the suspects attempted to use it at a gas station.
Knight says the incident has reminded her you can never let your guard down. She suggests having vehicle alarms tested, because hers did not go off during the theft, but did when she had it tested later that night.
Anyone with information is asked to call Brzak at (989) 839-4709.
Reporter Kelly Dame can be reached at email@example.com or (989) 839-4231.


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This last two weeks have been a logistical nightmare. It's been a couple of weeks of childcare spreadsheets, planning what needs to go where and begging childcare from friends and family. This past two weeks have seen my eldest start school.
His school operate a settling in period which has caused my headaches days of just afternoons, followed by mornings and lunch and finally two days of full school hours. I know I am lucky. He's taken to it so well. He's walked into class no tears. He's been dropped off and collected by various people with no worries, no fusses or fights. He walks into class without looking back following instructions on taken his blue book out, putting his water bottle down and hanging up his coat. He comes home daily with stickers proudly telling me he counted to twenty, or knew all but one letter in the alphabet, or named all the shapes correctly or he did good tidying. He's been telling me he's made friends and enjoys playing with the bigger kids on his playtime. He have nightly sat down and read a new book talking about what's happening and we have also been reading his picture book too. Where he has been telling me and N how to build a scarecrow.
I have not been sad about him starting this journey. It's been exciting to watch. To see him bound with energy through the door smiling at his teacher as he passes. He has such enthusiasm for this new stage. He's been so happy to go. This I think does make it easier on me as he marches off through the door.
This is the first steps in his long school journey. I do wonder where it will take him. Will the stories of King's and queens ignite his imagination or will it be facts and figures about animals or the world. Will you love football club or prefer computer club. Will you enjoy writing stories or prefer maths and science. I'm excited to see where this journey takes you. I just hope you enjoy it. That you make friends. That you are not bullied and you are not the bully. I hope you stay strong, make good roots and cultivate a journey in this world which is yours. That you have the resolve to be the amazing person that I know you are.
He's really been by little buddy for a long time. He's taught me to ge a mum. And I do miss the times with him. But I know he is loving (so far) his school first steps. And forever I hope that will continue.


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This homochirality can be observed on the macroscopic scale, for example, in the helical chirality of snail shells (preferred right-handed) and the helical winding of some kind of plants.
."Most chemists believe, as do I, that life emerged spontaneously from mixtures of molecules in the prebiotic Earth.How? I have no idea. Perhaps it was by the spontaneous emergence of "simple" autocatalytic cycles and then by their combination. On the basis of all the chemistry that I know, it seems to me astonishingly improbable"


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February 9, 1913 - July 5, 1928
Benton County Record & Democrat & Sun
Thursday, July 5, 1928
MORRISON, Clinton - Clinton Morrison of Sulphur Springs died yesterday morning from the effects of drinking wintergreen extract, said to contain 90 percent alcohol, the day before. An inquest was held today in the presence of Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Joe Beasley and Deputy Sheriff Edgar Fields in the absence of A.D. Callison, county coroner. A jury was impanelled which rendered the following verdict after examining several witnesses. "We, the jury, find that Clinton Morrison came to his death from wintergreen poisoning given him by Frank Burger but not with criminal intent. J.M. Jones, foreman.
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Strictly Come Dancing 2018: Full list of CONFIRMED professional dancers
These are the old - and new - Strictly professionals taking to the ballroom this autumn
Strictly Come Dancing has confirmed its list of professional dancers for 2018.
There are plenty of new pros and familiar faces – including both Karen and Kevin Clifton – but also some names who won't be returning.
If you're looking for the 2019 list of professional dancers head over here.
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This is the full confirmed Strictly Come Dancing professional line-up for 2018:
NEW: Graziano Di Prima
Graziano is an Italian Latin Champion and has represented Belgium at the World Championships. Aged 24, he's also toured the world with dance company Burn the Floor. "This is my dream come true!" he says. "I still can't believe I will be one of the professional dancers on Strictly Come Dancing. I can't wait to give all of myself on the dance floor!"
NEW: Johannes Radebe
31-year-old Johannes is from South Africa and a Latin American champion. He's already been a pro dancer on Strictly Come Dancing South Africa for two seasons, reaching the final both times.
"Joining Strictly Come Dancing is one of the greatest achievements of my dancing career," he says. "It is such an honour to be chosen to be a part of an incredible cast and be part of one of the biggest shows that is celebrated worldwide. I cannot wait to get started and experience the magic with the UK!"
NEW: Luba Mushtuk
Luba is a four-time winner of the Italian Dance Championship. Aged 28, she has also worked on Burn the Floor and appeared as part of the Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour. She's no stranger to the Strictly pros, taking part in both Giovanni Pernice's and Karen and Kevin Clifton's tours, as well as assisting with choreography on some of the 2016 group routines.
However, the new pro dancer has confirmed that she won't have a celebrity partner on this series. She'll still be part of the pro performances though, so keep an eye out and see whether she deserves a shot at coupling up with a contestant next year.
Kevin Clifton
Kevin Clifton has been part of the Strictly professional line-up for the past five years, and has been confirmed as returning to the ballroom this year – along with wife Karen, from whom he recently separated.
Talking to RadioTimes.com shortly before he was confirmed, he said: "It's such a great show and we have a great time every year. So hopefully when we get that call, they'll still want us around." Well, they clearly did!
Karen Clifton
Also returning is Karen Clifton. When RadioTimes.com caught up with her recently, she said she had her "fingers crossed" about coming back to the show this year – but she needn't have worried.
Back in January, she told us: "I love coming back every year so hopefully they do ask me back. As long as they'll have me, I'll be there. We're only contracted for a year so we wait around and clear out our schedules, but Strictly is the most important thing for us," she explained.
"Nothing else matters. Strictly matters for us and that's our priority. We love the show because it's a family show, it's a great entertainment show and everybody absolutely adores it. So why wouldn't you want to wait around for it?"
Anton Du Beke
Strictly Come Dancing without Anton Du Beke would be hard to imagine. Thankfully the veteran professional will again be returning to the ballroom this year, as he has done every single series since the show began in 2004.
Janette Manrara
Janette Manrara will be back on Strictly this year. The 34-year-old has been part of the professional line-up for the past five years since joining the show for its 11th series back in 2013. This year will be her sixth on Strictly.
Katya Jones
Katya Jones won Strictly Come Dancing last year with Joe McFadden, so her return to the show this year is a no-brainer. Will she be able to do the seemingly impossible and win two years in a row?
Neil Jones
Neil Jones has also been confirmed as part of the Strictly Come Dancing line-up for the third year in a row.
However, Neil has always been the bridesmaid and never the bride after going without a celebrity partner for the past two series. So will 2018 finally be the year he gets to shine? We hope so!
Oti Mabuse
This will be Oti Mabuse's fourth year on Strictly Come Dancing. Last series she was partnered with Jonny Peacock and placed eighth, although the year before she was a runner-up with Danny Mac. Will this be the year she finally wins?
Dianne Buswell
Dianne Buswell debuted on Strictly Come Dancing last year when she was paired up with Rev. Richard Coles and will be returning to the ballroom this series.
Nadiya Bychkova
Nadiya was another professional dancer who was new to Strictly last year. She made it to week 11 with celebrity partner, EastEnders star Davood Ghadami. She's returning to the ballroom this year for series 16 of the BBC1 show.
Amy Dowden
Amy Dowden was partnered with Brian Conley for her Strictly debut last year, and the pair only managed to make it to week four. She fared better in the Children in Need special when she was partnered with Mark Curry as the pair went on to win!
Aljaž Škorjanec
Aljaž Škorjanec is a Strictly favourite, having been a part of the professional line-up since series 11. He won in his debut year with Abbey Clancy and since then has gone on to partner celebs including Alison Hammond and Helen George. He was a runner-up on the show last year with actress Gemma Atkinson.
Giovanni Pernice
Giovanni Pernice wowed everyone in 2017 when he was partnered with Debbie McGee, and despite only being on the show for three series he's managed to come second twice, with Debbie and also Georgia May Foote.
Will 2018 finally be Giovanni's year to win?
AJ Pritchard
AJ Pritchard set tongues wagging last year with his celebrity partner Mollie King. This will be the third year that AJ has been a part of the Strictly Come Dancing professional line-up.
Gorka Marquez
Although Gorka Marquez didn't waltz away with the Glitterball last year when he was partnered with Alexandra Burke, he did come away from Strictly 2017 with a girlfriend. The professional is now dating last year's celeb Gemma Atkinson, and Gorka will be returning to the ballroom this year.
Pasha Kovalev
Pasha Kovalev is quickly becoming one of the Strictly Come Dancing veterans. The pro dancer has been on the show since 2011 and this year will be his eighth series back in the ballroom.
And which Strictly professionals will not return?
Chloe Hewitt
Chloe joined the Strictly family in 2016 but in her time on the show was without a celebrity partner, instead appearing in group dances and demos along with fellow stand-by Neil Jones.
Brendan Cole
One of the original Strictly stars, Brendan revealed earlier this year that he'd been axed from the 2018 line-up, after BBC bosses decided not to renew his contract.
"The powers that be will have a vision of the show and I'm not part of the vision – you've got to accept what decisions are made," he tearfully told ITV host Lorraine. "I would have preferred to make the decision myself but maybe I'd never have made it".
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Retired Hewitt on standby as Kyrgios out of Davis Cup clash vs USA
Veteran Lleyton Hewitt is on standby to break his short-lived retirement if Australia need their new captain against the United States in this weekend's Davis Cup World Group tie in Melbourne.tennis Updated: Mar 03, 2016, 11:28 IST
Veteran Lleyton Hewitt is on standby to break his short-lived retirement if Australia need their new captain against the United States in this weekend's Davis Cup World Group tie in Melbourne.
World number 27 Nick Kyrgios withdrew before Thursday's draw with a virus and back trouble, with Hewitt, in charge as Australia captain for the first time, nominated as his replacement.
But Hewitt, 35, who was thought to have played his last competitive match at the Australian Open in January, did not name himself in Friday's singles or Saturday's pivotal doubles rubbers, instead preferring to use 77th-ranked Sam Groth.
Groth will open the tie on grass at Kooyong in Melbourne against big-serving American John Isner, ranked 11, while Australia's top-ranked Bernard Tomic faces world number 24 Jack Sock in Friday's singles.
Groth was nominated to partner doubles specialist John Peers in Saturday's showdown against multiple Grand Slam-winners Bob and Mike Bryan.
But that decision can be changed up until an hour before the pivotal rubber, leaving open the possibility that Hewitt could take his place in the doubles.
"We'll just see how it pans out," Hewitt said at the draw.
"We've got to put our best options forward every single day and we will have a look at it after each day's play and see how Sam plays and pulls up after his singles."
USA team captain Jim Courier said he was not surprised by the Australian team change.
"We've seen how much Lleyton was practising this week and with Nick's pretty conspicuous absence but it's certainly not something coming down here that we were anticipating," Courier said.
Fitness test
If Hewitt does take part he will be the first playing captain for Australia since Norman Brookes in 1919.
Kyrgios practised briefly this week but he was ruled out by team medical staff, having not recovered from a virus he contracted in Dubai last week.
"We took Nick through his paces a little bit this morning, just gave him a bit of a fitness test," Hewitt said.
"We had to see how he pulled up from yesterday. It wasn't the toughest hit yesterday but he just wasn't fit enough to play this weekend, which is just unlucky. It was bad timing for us, but it was really out of our hands in the end."
Hewitt announced his retirement amid great fanfare at this year's Australian Open in Melbourne when he bowed out to Spain's David Ferrer in the second round.
Since his debut against USA as an 18-year-old in 1999, Hewitt has played in a record 41 Davis Cup ties for his country, with a 58/20 win-loss record in singles and doubles.
Hewitt was in the team that won the Cup in 1999, beating France in the final, and he lifted the trophy again in 2003 when he led Australia to victory over Spain.
Hewitt also remains the youngest player to reach the world number one ranking, in 2001, aged 20 years and eight months.


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Today is my birthday, and birthdays mean joy, happiness, and being surrounded by family and friends… but also birthday cakes and bites. Birthday food blows away all the joy for me at least once every birthday party, as someone remarks that she seriously has to start dieting again the day after, throwing a fearful look at the slice of pie. I'll tell you something: that one piece is not going to bite, nor will it change you at all.
Month: July 2013
Behind the Blog: Launch
We all have dreams. Realistic ones, such as getting a degree or getting married… or getting that bikini body (but I think we have to agree that getting Doutzen Kroes' butt is not the most realistic ideal ever). We also have big dreams. Mine was to create a platform that will help people who struggle with the same issues as I did (and do), where we can share and discuss views and experiences. Today, my dream has become reality.
The Up-to-Date Phenomenon
"Up-to-date" — it doesn't just describe the latest trend these days; it has become an integral part of our lives. We know exactly who has done what, when, and where, including updates on how long they have exercised, how many calories they burned, and what they have been eating. I stare at my screen and feel incredibly guilty whenever such an update comes by.
Fat: On Being It, Having It, or the Insignificance of It
There comes a time when, suddenly, telling someone your weight or even just weighing yourself feels hurtful, or shameful. I used to think this was nonsense, as even I, an ex-fashion model who was never able to GET the skinny bod, didn't care about a scale number. I used to battle against those shallow feelings of fear by casually screaming how much I weighed to everyone who was close enough to listen. My way of pretending I didn't care was 'shocking' the world with my enormous stack of pounds, hoping that I could make other girls feel better about themselves. Only the truth was that my shocking numbers weren't so shocking and it was just my brain being a huge ass.
Beauty Brainwashing
The numbers really brainwashed me, and I know I'm not the only one who is massively influenced by them: the numbers brainwash society, too. Not only can we not discuss our weight or size; we're also expected to strive for a smaller size at all times, to diminish the number. That's what happened to me, and this is what opened my eyes.


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Ernest P. Worrell is a fictional character in a series of television commercials, and later in a television series (Hey Vern, It's Ernest!) as well as a series of feature films. He was created by the Nashville advertising agency Carden and Cherry and was used in various local television ad campaigns.[1] The only national products he promoted were Coca-Cola, Sprite, Tab,[2] Mello Yello, Chex, and Taco John's.[3] The first Ernest commercial, filmed in 1980, advertised an appearance by the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders at Beech Bend Park, an amusement park near Bowling Green, Kentucky. The format of the commercials seldom varied. The rubber-faced Ernest, almost always dressed in a denim vest and baseball cap, appeared at the door of an unseen and unheard but seemingly unwilling neighbor named Vern. The spots were structured in a way to allow the viewer to be "Vern", as Ernest looked directly in the camera whenever Vern was addressed. Ernest's seemingly pointless conversations with Vern – which were actually a monologue due to Vern never responding – inevitably rambled around to a favorable description of the sponsor's product, followed by his signature close, "KnowhutImean?"[4] While Vern is never shown to ever say anything, it is implied that he finds Ernest to be an unwelcome pest due to him trying to slam his door in Ernest's face on a few occasions. Vern also shakes his head "no" whenever Ernest invites him to do something. Ernest, despite having good intentions, is utterly oblivious to Vern's apparent distress regarding him and always regards Vern as his closest buddy and confidant.
The Ernest ads were shot with a handheld film camera at the Nashville-area home of producer John Cherry and Jerry Carden. As their number of clients increased, Jim Varney sometimes did upwards of 25 different versions of a spot in a single day, due to his photographic memory...he would read through the script one time then insert the various products names on different takes.[5][6] The commercials and the character had definite impact; children especially seemed to imitate Ernest and "KnowhutImean?" became a catchphrase. A television series, Hey Vern, It's Ernest!, and a series of theatrically released motion pictures followed.[7] Although the television series won Varney a Daytime Emmy Award for his performance, the movies were not critically well-received; however, the latter were produced on very low budgets and were quite profitable. In the films, Ernest is apparently somewhat aware of his extreme resistance to harm, as in Ernest Rides Again, he seemed barely fazed by nails bending after being fired at his skull, remarking 'Good thing they hit the hard end,' he also commented that he would be dead "If I wasn't this close to being an actual cartoon." Varney in his Ernest role appeared in dozens of Cerritos Auto Square commercials for many years on Los Angeles area television stations, along with commercials for Audubon Chrysler Center in Henderson, Kentucky, John L. Sullivan auto dealerships in the Sacramento, California area, the Pontiac, Michigan-based electronics store ABC Warehouse, and the Oklahoma City-based Braum's Ice Cream and Dairy Store. In the Southeast, the Ernest character was the spokesman for Purity milk. In 2005, after Varney's death, the Ernest character returned in new commercials as a CGI cartoon, created by an animation company called face2face and produced by Ernest originators Carden & Cherry. Ernest was voiced by John C. Hudgens, an advertising and broadcast producer from Little Rock, Arkansas, who also played an Ernest type character in some regional live action commercials.
Ernest has a large family made up of people with similar traits to him, almost all of whom were portrayed by Jim Varney. One rare occasion he was not played by Varney was in a Disneyland Splash Mountain special where in a flashback he recalled his father taking him to Disneyland, where Varney played Ernest's father and a child actor played the young Ernest. Varney, as Ernest, mentioned that his family was from Kentucky when he hosted Happy New Year, America on CBS December 31, 1988. Most of his family members had their appearance in either Knowhutimean? Hey Vern, It's My Family Album and Your World as I See It.
The Worrell Family
- Edna Worrell: Ernest's second wife according to the television commercials and Hey Vern, It's My Family Album. According to Ernest, Edna makes a great deep dish pie. Her middle initial is also said to be P. in Ernest's newsletter during the 1980s.
- Ace Worrell: A fighter pilot who served in the army. His relation to Ernest is unknown though he is believed to be a great uncle.
- Jennifer Sharkey Worrell: Ernest's deceased first wife.
- Astor Clement: Ernest's uncle, a wealthy college professor who likes to brag about his rich status and unusual intelligence and was the main narrator of Your World As I See It. Astor was also one of Ernest's disguises in Ernest Saves Christmas.
- Bunny Worrell: The slow-witted and confused sister of Ernest who runs her own quirky hair salon called "Bunny's Beauty World."
- Lloyd Worrell: Ernest's bitter great uncle. He was Ernest's disguise as "The Snake Guy" in Ernest Saves Christmas.
- Auntie Nelda: Ernest's dramatic great aunt who is not on good terms with her son Izzy and often acts like the death of her husband, Morris, was a blessing. She tries to get men to notice her by acting innocent all the time. She was also one of Ernest's "multiple personalities" in Ernest Scared Stupid and one of his disguises in Ernest Saves Christmas, Ernest Goes to Jail, Ernest Rides Again, and Ernest Goes to Africa.
- Coy Worrell: Ernest's hillbilly brother who runs a store that sells car parts. He often chases women and is quite proud of the tattoo collection on his body. Coy has been married at least twice: first to Rayette Worrell and then to Anita Worrell.
- Billy Boogie Worrell: Ernest's cousin who operates a ride at an amusement park called The Scrambler. He is talented in music and dancing, but still manages to scare people with his crass and unstable personality.
- Davy Worrell: Ernest's light-headed great, great uncle who was a war veteran in the late 19th century. He helped his army troop win a battle against a Native American tribe led by Chief Running Vern, even though his troop wasn't even present at the time. He is a spoof of frontiersman Davy Crockett.
- Retch Worrell: Ernest's great, great-grandfather who was popular with women and had a girlfriend named Verna. He was a heavy gambler and incredibly stupid.
- Pa Worrell: Ernest's elderly father, a World War II veteran who has a politically incorrect view of the world. His first name is never revealed. He's an avid fisherman and is friends with an African savage named Qui Qua. When taking young Ernest to Disneyland, he was shown to be quite nerdy and exacting, going through every point of a turnstile for example when Ernest remarked to him that they could simply run through as it was empty.
- Ma Worrell: Ernest's elderly mother. She is known to be a good cook and according to Ernest she used to make a great chocolate milk, which is Ernest's favorite drink.
- Reverend Phineas Worrell: An English ancestor of Ernest in "Ernest Scared Stupid". He helped villagers of Briarville, Missouri banish a troll named Trantor, who Ernest accidentally released several generations later.
- Stephanie P. Worrell: Ernest's aunt from the television series. She had thick glasses and cried a lot.
- Ernie P. Worrell: Ernest's son. Only mentioned once by Ernest while answering fan mail in his own newsletter.
- Denton Rose Ernest's best friend from school. Denton as noted on the Official Ernest P Worrell Facebook page was indeed Ernest's best pal growing up. In later years, Ernest went missing. Now, John R Cherry III planned to have Denton Rose Investigator of the Paranormal find out what happened to his old pal.
Ernest also had several pets during the course of his career. They are listed below in order of appearance.
- Shorty : Ernest's first dog. She appeared in several commercials usually having given birth to a litter of puppies in the back of Vern's new pick up truck while out driving with Ernest. His exact breed is unknown as she was portrayed by a different breed in each of her appearances. In the Hey Vern, It's Ernest episode "Hey Vern, It's Magic", he was a male and Vern's dog. He was portrayed by a Border Collie on the show.
- Pokey: A box turtle that Ernest had adopted from "actual nature" in Ernest Goes to Camp. Pokey and his family were used as "turtle paratroopers" during the battle with the miners toward the end of the movie.
- Ants: Ernest mentioned in Ernest Goes to Camp that he once had an ant farm.
- Rimshot: Ernest's second dog, a male Jack Russell Terrier. He is Ernest's best known pet. He is characterized as very smart. He was featured in two of the movies, Ernest Goes to Jail and Ernest Scared Stupid, in which he was also shown to be very brave and tough, as he would stand up to the main villains which would usually lead to his near demise.
- Jake : Ernest's Fantail (goldfish) in Ernest Goes to Africa. Sadly, he died when Ernest accidentally broke his fish bowl and then dropped him into the kitchen garbage disposal and mistakenly hit the wrong switch.
- Lizard: This is not really a pet but Ernest followed around a little lizard in the forest in the film Ernest Rides Again.
- Knowhutimean? Hey Vern, It's My Family Album (1983) (direct-to-video)
- Ernest: Greatest Hits Volume One (a.k.a. The Ernest Film Festival) (1986) (direct-to-video)
- Hey Vern, Win $10,000...Or Just Count On Having Fun! (1987) (direct-to-video)
- Ernest Goes to Splash Mountain (1989) (TV special)
- Ernest: Greatest Hits Volume Two (1992) (direct-to-video)
- Your World As I See It (1994) (direct-to-video)
- Dr. Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam (1986) — Cameo role
- Ernest Goes to Camp (1987)
- Ernest Saves Christmas (1988)
- Ernest Goes to Jail (1990)
- Ernest Scared Stupid (1991)
- Ernest Rides Again (1993)
- Ernest Goes to School (1994) (direct-to-video)
- Slam Dunk Ernest (1995) (direct-to-video)
- Ernest Goes to Africa (1997) (direct-to-video)
- Ernest in the Army (1998) (direct-to-video)
Box office
|Release date
|Box office revenue
|Ernest Goes to Camp
|May 22, 1987
|Ernest Saves Christmas
|November 11, 1988
|Ernest Goes to Jail
|April 6, 1990
|Ernest Scared Stupid
|October 11, 1991
|Ernest Rides Again
|November 12, 1993
Ernest has been parodied in numerous TV shows, including Beavis & Butthead, Family Guy and The Simpsons. Some of the "fake" Ernest movies from The Simpsons include Ernest Needs A Kidney, Ernest vs the Pope, and Ernest Goes Somewhere Cheap. In the Beavis and Butthead episode "At the Movies", the boys are watching Ernest at the drive-in. He is inside the Statue of Liberty and comes across a door with a sign that reads "Do not enter." However, he misreads it as "donut entry" and opens it, falling through the statue's nose. In an episode of Family Guy, Peter Griffin can't decide which (fake) Ernest movie to rent: Ernest Goes to the Beach or Ernest Doesn't Go to the Beach.
Commercials on home video
Most of Ernest's commercials can be seen on VHS tapes from Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, Touchstone Pictures, and Hollywood Pictures Home Video. Many are also available on DVD from Mill Creek Entertainment and Image Entertainment.
A paperback book, "The Ernest P. Worrell Book of Knawledge" (sic) was published by Camden and Cherry in 1986. A 16" Ernest talking doll was produced by Kenner in 1989.
In October 2012 a film reboot was announced, tentatively titled Son of Ernest. As suggested by the title it will focus on Ernest's long lost son, presumably Ernie P. Worrell as mentioned above.[9]
- ↑ Kalafut, Kathy (1990-04-13). "Hey Vern, I'm a star", Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved on 6 October 2010.
- ↑ "Ernest in 'Quite the Little Shopper'". YouTube.
- ↑ "Taco John's Ad with Jim Varney as Ernest". YouTube.
- ↑ "Actor Jim "Ernest" Varney dies at 50", Salon. Archived from the original on 15 June 2009.
- ↑ Willman, Chris (1993-11-16). "Varney: The Importance of Being Ernest", Los Angeles Times. Retrieved on 6 October 2010.
- ↑ Willman, Chris (1993-11-16). "Actor Varney Comfortable as Ernest", Los Angeles Times. Retrieved on 6 October 2010.
- ↑ Dubois, Stephanie (1989-07-08). "Jim Varney Hopes Cards And Letters Keep Pouring In To Save Poor Ernest", Chicago Tribune. Retrieved on 6 October 2010.
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 "Ernest Moviesat the Box Office". Box Office Mojo.
- ↑ Anderton (2012-10-12). "Son of Ernest to serve as reboot of long running comedy series", FirstShowing.net.
External links
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