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Reckoning with Torture: Lincoln Center
Doug Liman to Direct Performance at Lincoln Center's Walter Reade Theater
|When: Tuesday, May 24
Where: Film Society of Lincoln Center, Walter Reade Theater, 165 W. 65 St., upper level (between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave.), New York City
What time:7 p.m.With Russell Banks, Col. Morris Davis, Peter Godwin, Beth Gutcheon, Rula Jebreal, Dahlia Lithwick, John Buffalo Mailer, Kati Marton, Jack Rice, Lili Taylor, Dianne Wiest, and others, with original artwork by Jenny Holzer.
Tickets: $12 general; $9 students; $8 seniors; $7 ACLU/PEN/FSLC Members. More information and tickets at www.filmlinc.com/films/series/reckoning-with-torture
"Reckoning With Torture: Memos and Testimonies From the 'War on Terror,'" an evening of readings from formerly secret government documents detailing the scope and human cost of the United States' post-9/11 torture program
Acclaimed director Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Fair Game) will direct this performance of "Reckoning" for the stage and is filming the event for a future documentary. Celebrated writers including Russell Banks, Peter Godwin, Beth Gutcheon, Rula Jebreal, Dahlia Lithwick, John Buffalo Mailer, and Kati Marton will join actors Lili Taylor and Dianne Wiest, along with former CIA case officer Jack Rice and former military prosecutor Col. Morris Davis for readings from formerly secret government documents detailing the scope and disastrous human cost of the U.S. torture program. The artist Jenny Holzer, whose work was the subject of a retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 2009, has created original artwork for the "Reckoning" project.
Affordable Housing with The Actors Fund
Come learn about how to apply for housing opportunities through The Actors Fund, including The Schermerhorn, a permanent housing residence in downtown Brooklyn with reserved affordable space for actors and entertainment professionals. The Schermerhorn is co-sponsored by Common Ground and the The Actors Fund.
Housing at the The Schermerhorn is available to actors,screenwriters, musicians, dancers, editors, composers, set designers, producers, singers, directors and other performing arts and entertainment professionals. (READ MORE.)
WHERE: The Schermerhorn, 160 Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201. Map.
WHEN: Tuesday, May 24th
Doors open and networking, 6:00-6:30 pm
Presentation and Q&A, 6:30-7:30 pm
Julie Otsuka, Francine Prose and Karen Russell talk about which writers passed feminism down to them, and what the word means to them today. For tickets, visit http://www.bookexpoamerica.com.
The F Word Launch Party in NYC
25 May, 6.30 p.m., Paragraph, 35 W 14th Street, New York 10011
Join Julie Otsuka and Francine Prose to celebrate the launch of the issue. (READ MORE.)
On May 25th in 1977, Star Wars came out in the theaters. I saw it in a drive-in theater two years later. And now I couldn't care less. This is so much more exciting:
CULTUREfix & Jonathan Wood Vincent present:
a night of unique song and dance
First: there will be:
Self-obsessed Jonathan Wood Vincent, playing the accordion and talking story-like about things of no particular importance just to wet your bustles.
Then: Enid Ellen, http://www.myspace.com/enidellen
In 2008, Enid Ellen was born: "I was writing poetry about specific men, and channeling a woman's [point of] view," says David Mramor about the feminine, earthly perspective that led him and pianist Greg Potter to create the songs on Enid Ellen's debut album, Cannibal Disease. "There was a lot of anger and Mother Nature came forth and needed a vessel to speak through." (READ MORE.)
A Temporary Garden, Gonzalo Puch @ JULIE SAUL
May 26-July 1, 2011
Reception for the artist, Thursday, May 26th, 6-8pm
Gonzalo Puch lives in Madrid, teaches at the University in Cuenca, and is a native of Sevilla. He creates situations or "incidents", generally in neutral environments such as classrooms, or his own apartment, which he then records photographically and presents as large, color photographic prints. Although his working methods and environment are hermetic, the work itself addresses and tries to make order of the chaos of the world. His themes are linked to various traditional academic subjects such as math, science, music, biology and environmental studies. The settings are sparse and practical, well lit and benign. Recently he has been working in the landscape more immediately addressing environmental themes. However, the events taking place are inscrutable rituals or quiet procedures which are both serious and comic. They appear to have their own logic in which we can recognize the elements, but not their organization, like words without syntax.
Beginning in the fall of 2010, Puch maintained a year long artist's residency at Location One in New York. As the title of the resulting series.A Temporary Garden suggests, Puch's new work draws on the world of plants for its operative leit-motif. Leafy plants combine with busy line-drawings and assembled objects in one photograph; a bell pepper is carved into an ephemeral sculpture in another; and in yet another a twig and bits of colored thread are precariously organized into an image that brings to mind the traditional Chinese landscape drawing. In A Temporary Garden the line between the natural world and the world of artistic creation is not so much blurred as bridged — as it is in fact in any garden. (READ MORE.)
Date: Tuesday, May 24th
Time: 8:00 PM
Admission: $5
Presented by Morbid Anatomy
Tonight, join Dr. Rolf ter Sluis-–curator and director of the Netherlands based Groningen University Museum–for a virtual tour of the museum's historic and amazing anatomy and pathology collections. The majority of the collection consists of preparations in spirit, but also includes dry preparations where the veins have been injected with coloured wax, wax and Papier-mâché models, skeletons and skulls, preserved tattooed skin, and much more. (READ MORE.)
Kingdom Under Glass: A Tale of Obsession, Adventure, and One Man's Quest to Preserve the World's Great Animals
An illustrated lecture and book signing with author Jay Kirk
Date: Thursday, May 26th
Time: 8:00 PM
Admission: $5
Presented by Morbid Anatomy
***Books will be available for sale and signing
During the golden age of safaris in the early twentieth century, one man set out to preserve Africa's great beasts. In his new book Kingdom Under Glass: A Tale of Obsession, Adventure, and One Man's Quest to Preserve the World's Great Animals, Jay Kirk details the life and adventures of naturalist and taxidermist Carl Akeley, the brooding genius who revolutionized taxidermy and created the famed African Hall we visit today at New York's Museum of Natural History. The Gilded Age was drawing to a close, and with it came the realization that men may have hunted certain species into oblivion. Renowned taxidermist Carl Akeley joined the hunters rushing to Africa, where he risked death time and again as he stalked animals for his dioramas and hobnobbed with outsized personalities of the era such as Theodore Roosevelt and P. T. Barnum. In a tale of art, science, courage, and romance, Jay Kirk resurrects a legend and illuminates a fateful turning point when Americans had to decide whether to save nature, to destroy it, or to just stare at it under glass. (READ MORE.)
Dana Rossi hosts a monthly merging of stories and songs in this legendary music venue. Six artists–writers, comics, actors and musicians–tell the stories they associate with songs of their choosing. There's the song, the story behind the song, and the story inspired by the song. We're the third one.
The Vinyl Frontier
Tickets are $10 online and at the door Buy tickets here
Thursday May 26th 2011 7:00 PM
At the dawn of the 21st century, renegade toy designers, bored with the G.I. Joe status quo, boldly remixed and reassembled the toys of their parent's generation. Birthing a new format of toy and medium of artistic expression, these artists were the first to explore The Vinyl Frontier. A world where Art is Fun!
By exploring a landscape inhabited by a wide range of artists, their creations, and obsessive collectors, the documentary examines the hybrid objects' artistic and commercial value, as well as the creative process of art-toy making. The Vinyl Frontier is a comprehensive look at a fresh and exciting art movement that anyone young at heart and imaginative can enjoy. (READ MORE.)
Balls Out! Food Competition and Fundraiser
Thursday May 26, 2011
Veronica People's Club
CLOSING PARTY! OLEK's Knitting is for Pus****
Friday May 27 6-9pm
See "Knitting is for Pus****" for the last time (in NYC) and like never before… with a **SPECIAL BLACK LIGHT PRESENTATION!**
On Friday May 27th, 2011 Christopher Henry Gallery NYC will host a Closing Party for Celebrity Artist OLEK. Olek's acclaimed installation "Knitting is for Pus****" has created a total sensation since it 1st opened back in September 2010. It traveled to SCOPE MIAMI, and was extended repeatedly due to pop…ular demand and endless press requests… next it will be highlighted in a traveling museum show called "40 Under 40" opening at The SMITHSONIAN Museum in 2012!
VIDEOROVER: Season II
Curated by: Rachel Steinberg
May 27 – Dec 17, 2011
Opening Reception: Friday, May 27, 7-9 PM
Screening begins at 8 PM
910 Grand St
Brooklyn, NY
NURTUREart Non-Profit is pleased to present VIDEOROVER: Season II, the second installment of its semi-annual video series. VIDEOROVER: Season II is curated by Rachel Steinberg and features artists: Fatima Al Qadiri and Lyndsy Welgos, Cecilia Bonilla, Juan Pablo Echeverri, Derek Larson, Dana Levy, Pernille With Madsen, Colin Snapp, and JULIACKS.
VIDEOROVER seeks to present a wide range of works from artists locally and internationally who are all working to expand the perceptual limitations of video. This season's selection aims to disorient viewers by removing an essential reality context, only to redeposit them into seemingly familiar settings.
Dana Levy, Fatima Al Qadiri and Lyndsy Welgos explore the pluralism of eastern and western conventions by looking at traditions through a contemporary perspective. Cecilia Bonilla examines our relationships to the seductive nature of commercial images of women through minimal manipulation, while Juan Pablo Echeverri shows us a self-projected fantasy of mass-produced femininity. Colin Snapp acts as a 'journalist' of sorts, documenting moments of real-time, but relieving the viewer of imposed intentions. Pernille With Madsen dizzies and disorients us with a vision of how to imagine architectural surroundings. Derek Larson's playful experimentations extend through other worldly humor while JULIACKS' narrative pulls back and forth between a character's inner psyche and external world. (READ MORE.)
Annual End-of-the-Season Poets' Potluck
Come celebrate the end of another season at the Poetry Project! The Poets' Potluck is an opportunity for New York City's poetry community(ies) to come together for an evening of readings, performances, and delicious food. An array of writers from the Poetry Project series as well as other local reading series will read/perform their work. Any one interested in bringing a dish for the potluck will contribute to an amazing feast. If you're interested in bringing food, please email Brett Price at email@example.com.
CTMD's An-sky Institute for Jewish Culture
presents an incredible evening of Yiddish music and dancing. Come celebrate the CD release of Benjy Fox-Rosen's Tick Tock, a new recording of Yiddish song from the acclaimed bassist/singer of the Luminescient Orchestrii and the Michael Winograd Trio. The evening will begin with a set of Yiddish song by Adrienne Cooper. And we'll top it all off with a Tantshoyz Yiddish Dance party! At the Ukrainian East Village Restaurant, 140 2nd Ave between East 9th St. & St. Mark's Place in Manhattan. Admission $10. (7:30-11:00PM)
Fisher Landau Center for Art
38-27 30th Street, Long Island City, New York
Exhibition Hours:
Friday-Tuesday 12-5pm
May 1-22, 2011
Inbal Abergil
Maria Antelman
Adam Axel
Guy Ben-Ari
Alexander Carver
Matthew Fischer
Nadja Frank
Jesse A.Greenberg
Nora Griffin
Emily Henretta
Christopher Jehly
Yve Laris Cohen
Joseph Michael Lopez
Pooneh Maghazehe
Norbert Clyde Martinez Jr.
Tracy Molis
Nick Paparone
Rory Parks
Stephanie Prussin
Christine Rebet
Brie Ruais
William Santen
Julia Sherman
Walter Benjamin Smith
Francisco Vidal
Leah Wolff
Yeon Joong Yue
8 pm
Matt Marble: Chain reactions and other music
Alex Waterman (cello) Katie Young (bassoon) Tucker Dulin (trombone) Andrew Lafkas (bass) Bob Jones (bass) Jim Altieri (violin) Kate Campbell (piano) Michael Vincent Waller (stereo) Ernie Brooks of Modern Lovers (bass) Till By Turning
Composer, improviser, and strategist Marble presents an evening of chain reaction improvisations, Arthur Russell homages, and maybe a string quartet
10 pm
Steve Barsotti
Steve Barsotti (electronics)
Seattle-based sound artist/improviser/instrument builder Steve Barsotti performs music for invented instruments, field recordings, and electronics.
LISTEN. (recommend, terraces.)
ESP TV #1 Viewing Party
Wed. April 27, 8PM-2AM
Angels and Kings
500 East 11th St New York, NY
Episode #1 Airs on Manhattan Neighborhood Network at 9:30 PM on channel 57 (Time Warner) / 83 (RCN)
Episodes 1 and 2 feature performances by:
Elbis Rever
Rachel Mason and Little Band of Sailors
"The Dust Up" w/ host Sam Mickens
Dana Bell w/ Kerry Davis and Leah Retherford
w/ your hosts Bradford Nordeen as "Mary Boome" and Hayley Blatte as "Coco"
with videos by: Brian Zegeer, Erica Magrey, Sophia Peer, Derek Larson, Colby Bird, Jennifer Sullivan and Andrew Steinmetz, Jonathan Phelps, Kate Gilmore, Andre Perkowski, Katrina Lamb
One of GAF's favorite parings. Matt Lavelle and Francois Grillot tomorrow night at the Brecht Forum. They wrote a beauty a while back for GAF's series on emotions and it's no mistake that it's called Love.
This collaboration is unmissable AND is topped off with Ras Moshe. Ras helped GAF be a part of this year's MOVES Festival with Timepiece.


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Have you ever thought of someone as honest but then found out that you were horribly wrong? Well in this article, we're gonna look at some common signs of lying so that you're not as easy to fool the next time.
Why People Lie
First off, let's have a look at why people lie.
People lie for various reasons. And sometimes it's justified. For example, the real explanation may be really complicated. But oftentimes, it's for less socially desirable reasons.
For example, it may be for personal gain, to hide their true intentions, to mislead you, to manipulate you, etc. Given these possible reasons, it's clear that knowing when someone is lying becomes important.
Luckily, Psychology has studied lying and discovered ways you can tell if someone is lying or not. Let's find out how.
It's Not about the Words…
Firstly, you have to keep in mind that lying is often done nonverbally. This means that it's more about how something is said rather than what is said.
Things to pay attention to include facial expressions, body gestures, nonverbal parts of speech like tone, etc.
With that in mind, let's look at some specific signs of lying:
Sometimes people give away their lies through microexpressions. These are facial expressions that last for a very short period of time – only a few tenths of a second.
They come right after something that would provoke an emotion and are hard to hide.
For example, if someone rapidly frowns for a very brief moment but then cracks a smile, chances are, they didn't like what you were talking about.
Inconsistency in Non-Verbal Behaviour
There are many forms of nonverbal behaviour – eye contact, facial expressions, body gestures, tone or pitch of speech, etc. It is hard for someone to control all of these at once. Hence, when some of these don't match, it is possible the person is lying.
For example, even though they sound confident in their tone, he/she may lean their body or head backwards while talking. This could indicate lying: it could be caused by anxiety from the fear of being caught.
Nonverbal Parts of Speech
Nonverbal facets of speech include anything that is not related to the meaning of the words they speak.
People tend to raise their pitches unconsciously, or speak with more hesitation and tend to make more mistakes when lying.
Eye Contact
Paying attention to a person's eye contact can also reveal if they're lying. Liars tend to blink more often & have more dilated (expanded) pupils (black centre of the eyes).
Another common sign is either having too low or too high eye contact. A liar may maintain high eye contact to look like they're not lying.
Exaggerated Facial Expressions
A liar may also exaggerate their facial expressions. For example, cracking a bigger smile or showing more grief/sadness than the situation calls for.
For example, if someone denies a request but then acts extra regretful for doing so, chances are, they're lying.
Now to You: Don't Try Too Hard
Don't pay too much attention to how or what someone is saying to find out if they're lying. You're less likely to spot their lies, studies suggest.
This is because of two reasons:
- We can only pay good attention to one thing at a time – either the person's words or their nonverbal behaviour. This is due to the fact that we have limited cognitive capacity.
- When we are more motivated to detect lies, we tend to pay more attention to the words of the person than how they say it. But as we discussed, most of the clues related to lying are in nonverbal behaviour. Hence, we are less likely to be successful in lie detection.
Though lying is pretty common, paying attention to these cues may help us catch liars more easily. But remember, it's not any one clue that will reveal deception. The more signs you see, the more likely it is the person is lying.
But there could always be more to it. Hence, learn more about their situation and dig deeper before drawing conclusions.
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Baron, R. A., & Byrne, D. (2006). Social Psychology (10th ed.). New Delhi: Prentice-Hall of India

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...or maybe not!
...or maybe not!
well at least its a Vauxhall..........or it was!
Why go to all that time,trouble, money, sweat, blood and tears and it still looks s**t.
I bet their struggling to sell it as well.
not a fan of these flip paint jobs i like plain old solid or metalic colours
I wouldn't personnally be able to live with a paint job like this, but I bet it looks amazing in the flesh with the sun shining.
Try matching that in if you have a prang..You'd never match the flake..
Scuffed the wing???.. total respray please..
Perhaps I'm getting old.. but this isn't really my cup of tea..
It reminds me of a disco ball. At least you would never forget where you parked it.
I went to get in the wrong vec the other day at B&Q.
Thought it was funny that the keypad wasn't working. Probably that was because mine was in the next row.
Originally Posted by Duncan
You might be right. A large arrow pointing down saying "This one's your's" would have helped.
Thank god I didn't go up and try the door, there was someone in it at the time! That & the keyfob told me that it wasn't mine.
It would have been really embarrassing if I opened the boot & started putting my stuff in. lol
My face still went red though lol.
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Police arrest man in slaying of bass player in Detroit
Police said Charles Cox, 33, of Inkster and Detroit, was charged with first-degree murder, carjacking, armed robbery, and other charges in the death of Anthony Tolson, 33, who was studying to be a minister. His death shocked many, leading to rallies and vigils.
Detroit Police have arrested a 33-year-old man in the shooting death and carjacking on Christmas Eve of a bass player leaving church.
Police are still looking for another suspect in the case, Darnell Gene-Arthur Young, 18, of Inkster. He is described as 5-foot, 9-inches and 145 pounds. He should be considered armed and dangerous, police said.
Tolson was shot after playing bass guitar for a Christmas Eve church performance at Detroit's Central Baptist Church on the west side. Tolson's friend, Herman Searcy, 45, of Detroit said that Tolson had driven the two of them to a party store and that Searcy was inside buying drinks when he heard shots outside.
At a press conference Thursday, Detroit Police James Craig said Tolson was "a young man who was doing so much good."
The murder was "another senseless homicide in Detroit," Craig said.
Craig was accompanied by family members of Tolson, including his older sister, Michelle Tolson, 37.
"I'm glad the arrests happened, and that people were brave enough to come forward and speak," said Michelle Tolson. She urged the public to come forward if they know anything about Young.
"If anybody knows anything, if you know who this person is, please, please, speak up and say something, so what we can have peace, so that we can have closure. You're not snitching if you're telling on them."
Holding back tears, she recalled her brother: "He was very talented, he was loving, he was on his way to being an ordained minister like his father, and it really hurts to know that ... now he can't do that."
If you have information on this case, call Detroit Police Homicide at 313-596-2260, or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP. Or leave a tip on the app DPD Connect.
Staff Writer Daniel Bethencourt contributed to this report.
Contact Niraj Warikoo: email@example.com or 313-223-4792. Follow him on Twitter @nwarikoo


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The year 2020 has been a complete surprise!
In the Houston metro area, we have seen a steady increase in population growth which has had the home buyer demand remaining strong as of now and for the foreseeable future!
When Covid hit and we were shut down, some people were a little timid about partaking in anything, including buying a home or selling their home. The house closings never stopped though. Virtual tour requests skyrocketed. We continue to take extra safety steps to keep our listings clean and safe. So, to be frank, myth busted. Real estate did not falter. If it does in the future, it will come back as it always does. Jules Realty Group saw only one home buyer shy away in April 2020 due to Covid but that was it. That same buyer is actually still actively searching for a home with us now!
As of today, all of the Houston and surrounding areas, collectively, we have only 3 months of inventory. Simply stated, that is not enough. We need more homes on the market. The population continues to grow here and we need more homes for sale to meet the demand! This could mean getting more for your home or property than you thought possible, if you decide to sell.
For anyone curious about selling their home or property, I'd highly recommend having your preferred realtor (Jules Realty Group, we hope) to provide you with a home value estimate and on site walkthrough to find comparable values of properties that have sold nearby you to help navigate your actual value. Knowing your actual value will help you decide whether or not selling makes sense for you right now. Get your free home value report here: julesheggen.com/purl/cmareport.
If you are ready to start your buying or selling process
give me a call. I'm happy to answer all your questions.


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It could be the wine talking but our afternoon in Lavaux ranks up there as one of the best parts of our Swiss adventure thus far.
Our trip through the Lavaux wine region has been amazing, beginning with St Saphorine, considered one of the 500 most beautiful towns in the world. It's a little speck of town surrounded entirely by endless wine vineyards, and after winding our way up down and sideways through the narrow streets past stone houses and flower-strewn walls and windows, it's not hard to see why it's reached such a lofty reputation. We ventured a half-hour hike in the direction of Rivaz, the next Lavaux town over, which was lovely as we walked past endless fields of grapes even though it did seem like a much longer trek. We were tempted to go off-road at one point to more quickly reach our destination, but we stayed on course as google dictated, reaching Rivaz maybe 15 minutes longer than scheduled. Not that there was anything to complain about – I enjoyed every step through the UNESCO heritage site and would gladly go even longer given the time. Unfortunately it wasn't the case as we were trying to catch an appointment. This is Switzerland after all.
The Vinorama is a popular winebar for a tasting of the region's wines. I got myself a sampling of three Chasselas grape wines that Lavaux is known for, which were all delicious and didn't disappoint. I would have gotten a bottle or two to take back but the traditionalist in me couldn't get over their use of screw caps over cork. I simply couldn't. We had such a good time that we literally closed the place down, leaving at the very last minute before they closed.
It may have taken us longer to reach Rivaz but it undoubtedly made little difference – enjoying good wine and food in the company of friends, old and new, surrounded by the, oftentimes, seemingly unbelievable beauty of Lake Geneva, on a fantastic day like what we had today is what makes it all worth the journey.


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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Monkeys on Treadmills - or - More Weird Japanese Shit
"Why?" you ask, "do you wish to find a video of a monkey riding a treadmill?"
Well, I read an article on neural rehabilitation, in which they severed the spinal cords of monkeys, wired up the nerve endings, and then set them to walking on treadmills, while the signals to the nerve endings were transmitted via the wires to robots. So, spinal-cord injury monkeys are radio controlling robots. And I wanted to see a video of it, if it existed.
No, I'm not shitting you. I wish I could find the article. In fact, it now makes me wonder about all those kids playing first person shooter and MMPORG video games. They could be the monkeys on treadmills, remotely operating robots, in, say, China, assembling cell phones or something...
Anyway, it really doesn't have to do with the Japanese robot video I am about to embed. Well, only partly.
We've all known for a long time now that the Japanese have rather strange sexual proclivities. They like bondage, and school girls. And pixellating private parts. And virtual girlfriends. And Real Dolls. And the end result of all this, their Final Solution so it would seem is that they want to fuck robots.
Actually, I think it's quite more than that. They not only want to fuck robots, they want to be robots. Look at their anime, their cartoons, their fascination with giant humanoid fighting robots. The fact that they've been in a national depression for nigh on twenty years. Of course they want to be robots. No more aging. No more sad emotions. Just pure utter power. And fucking. With metallic parts. Gotta be it.
Here we go:
Did that work? It did! Yay!
So, the Japanese are just starting to emerge from the Uncanny Valley . This is only borderline creepy.
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Date Report...
Another fabulous year at the Sports Show. We took in a couple of classes. The Fly Fishing Central Oregon was very inspirational and I loved that the instructor highlighted some of my favorite lakes! He called Crane Prairie his "social fishing spot" where he likes to take friends and family (not customers). And the good news is that the trout are making a comeback in Crane. Small mouth bass were introduced illegally into the reservoir and the balance had been upset, but things are improving. He also talked alot about Browns in East lake, which I would really like to fish. East Lake is another crater lake...sister to Paulina (one of my most favorite spots in the world)...absolutely beautiful!!! We usually run into someone we haven't seen in forever and today was no exception. I had just been telling the students about a state police officer we knew when we lived on the coast who had let me off once when I got caught speeding. This officer was known for being tough...to quote my husband's BFF "Swede would give his own Mother a ticket!!!" He had transferred to Fish and Game a long time ago and we all have moved on...He was working at the show in the Fish and Game booth! Small world!!! We had a wonderful time, capped off with a wonderful meal when we returned home...Happy!!! Tomorrow is the Chief's surgery...all the animals are up in arms because the food and water have been pulled...sorry guys...NPO after 2000!!! Up early with lots of chores to do...maybe some sewing in the afternoon???
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- Maiden Jane said...
You won my yellow yarn! If you can email your address to me I will send it out to you.
- February 11, 2010 at 6:25 AM
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One Island's highly anticipated debut single "He Pa'ina" will be officially available on all digital platforms on Oct 15, 2020.
Already receiving airplay in the UK and quickly amassing a global audience, LA's top recording engineer helped bring out the song's retro 40s-60s vibe, paying homage to Hawaii's own Alfred Apaka. It is reminiscent of old Hawaii's Jazz and Swing era but with a modern twist.
The song is addictive, fun-filled, and makes you want to get up and dance! Especially in these depressing times of COVID-19, "He Pa'ina," which translates to "A Party" in Hawaiian, reminds people to be happy and live life to the fullest. There is a party waiting at the end of the rainbow.
"Working with Keahi (Rozet) and Kauka (Stanley ) is a very rewarding experience every time. These guys capture the authentic Polynesian sound like nobody else…makes me wanna pack up my stuff and hit the surf!"
– Alan Sanderson, Recording Engineer, Pacific Beats Recording Studio (Alan has recorded: Fleetwood Mac, Michael Jackson, The Rolling Stones, Elton John, Madonna, B.B. King, The Doors, Counting Crows, Elvis Costello, Ricky Martin, Ziggy Marley, and Weezer)
Written by lead singer Keahi Rozet, he is originally from Wai'anae, Hawai'i, and now resides in San Diego. His gift for songwriting started at an early age which proved to be invaluable as he won local competitions and later performed on the Food Network Channel singing his hit song "Anthem to Musubi."
Ukulele sensation Kauka Stanley of San Diego has collaborated on projects with organizations such as the San Diego Symphony and Los Angeles Philharmonic. He is also the Music Director of Heali'i's Polynesian Revue, a Polynesian dance company that has been in existence since 1967.
Keahi and Kauka are premier entertainers who have been featured by Royal Caribbean, Funko, COMIC-CON International, LegoLand, and Seaworld, to name a few. They met at a Hawaiian music festival in 2017 and have been playing together ever since. People describe One Islandʻs synergy as infectious, having too much fun, inspiring, and original. Unlike many other bands who stick to one genre, their music is more than 50 shades of play – a fresh sound that seduces the ear.
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BOYS' SOCCER Q&A: Millville senior Ryan McIsaac
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QUESTION: I know the season has been up and down, but how would you compare it to last season?
Related: BOYS' SOCCER Q&A: Buena midfielder Andrew Jones
ANSWER: We seem to be a little more focused than we were last year. I mean, we got to the playoffs last year and lost our first playoff game, but it seems we're more focused on that playoff and we're just trying to win that first game. Ever since my freshman year, we haven't won the first-round game. That's the main goal, I guess.
Q: As a senior, how ready are you for that time to come?
Related: BOYS' SOCCER: McIsaac powers Millville in win over Vineland
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In the past 100 years the "rotunda" at Wellington's Oriental Bay has been buffeted not just by wild seas, but also the less predictable winds of change. Shifting needs, mores, and economies have seen the structure reinvented several times, and it's about to happen all over again.
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In a compromise decision if there ever was one, powers that be in Auckland have decided to keep one of the two 98 year old industrial sheds on Queens Wharf, and to build a temporary $9M tent next to it. This was thought to be for Rugby World Cup...
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OAKLAND — When did you first begin to believe that the Warriors could, would and probably should win the championship?
I can tell you exactly when it all hit me: In the first half of the Nov. 5 game at Oracle Arena, while the Warriors were making the Clippers look like a junior high team.
It was only the fourth game of the season. It was ludicrously early in Steve Kerr's tenure or Stephen Curry's ascendance to declare anything about any facet of this team.
And yet … that game — really, just the second quarter freeze-framed for eternity — scorched all doubts and, as far as I was concerned, made it clear that the Warriors were good enough to win a title.
If a team could pass like that, defend like that, and of course shoot like that … on this home court … it might just be able to do it for 78 more regular-season games and four playoff rounds.
Now, more than four months later, the Warriors are the No. 1 overall seed after a regal 67-15 regular season, ready to start their first-round series against eighth-seeded New Orleans on Saturday at Oracle.
Let's get to the point: The Warriors will race through the Pelicans, chop through the second round, and endure what could be an epic matchup against the Spurs in the Western Conference finals.
Then I believe the Warriors will beat LeBron James' Cavaliers to win the championship in June.
I'm not saying it will be a breeze; there will be crisis moments along the way, no doubt.
But I think the Warriors' season will end with the trophy coming to the Bay Area … and for me it all started with that night in November, with Curry, Draymond Green, Andrew Bogut, Klay Thompson and the totality of the Warriors' talent, experience, confidence and vision coming together almost all at once.
Along those lines, this is what Curry told me this week about the reality of winning the championship in June:
"We feel like we're going to get it done; we feel like we have what it takes to do it," Curry said.
"You want to just finish the story. You don't want to fall short of anything."
More specifically, here are four reasons I believe the Warriors will win the title:
1. Though Curry and his teammates don't have championship-round experience, this Warriors team has a calm confidence that makes me believe it won't get rattled under extreme pressure.
Sure, there will be nights when this 3-point shooting team isn't making its shots.
But I think they're confident enough to keep shooting — and as long as Curry and Thompson are shooting, or passing to open teammates, the Warriors will probably make enough shots to win any series.
This team likes the bright lights and big games and Curry, in particular, has almost always picked up his play in the largest moments throughout his career.
"I like having a team like this that doesn't appear to get nervous," Kerr said. "It's kind of got a gunslinger's mentality."
2. What team is beating the Warriors in a playoff game at Oracle?
The Warriors went 39-2 at home, which tied for the second-best home record of all time, and one of those losses was in January to Chicago, after a bizarre Curry turnover in the final seconds.
Oh, and by the way: San Antonio and Cleveland, the Warriors' likeliest title rivals, both had mediocre 22-19 road records this season.
The Warriors will have home-court advantage in every series, which means they will have Games 1, 2 and if necessary 5 and 7 at Oracle.
3. If the Warriors do drop a home game, it's not panic time — they also had the best road record in the league this season.
For the past few seasons, an underrated part of this team has been how stubbornly it fights back on the road in big games.
Remember, under Mark Jackson in the previous two playoff seasons, the Warriors won playoff games in Denver, San Antonio and Los Angeles.
This season, under Kerr, the Warriors have been even tougher to beat on the road, because the offense is more fluid and because …
4. The biggest reason of all: This is a championship-level defense led by four of the best defensive players in the league — Green, Bogut, Thompson and Andre Iguodala.
The Warriors were the league's No. 1 team in defensive efficiency; not surprisingly, the last eight NBA champions were in the top-10 in this category.
That's why I largely discount the worries about the Warriors crumbling in the playoffs because they're so dependent on 3-point shooting and a free-flowing offense.
You can dictate your offensive style and tempo if you have great offensive players and if you play great defense to set up the offense, which is the Warriors' exact model.
It's a classic way to win a championship, and this is a classic Warriors team. I realized that in early November, spent the next four months testing out the premise, and now the reality is only 16 victories away.
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The return of the deal
Do four billion-dollar bids in a week herald a new merger wave?
PERHAPS British Airways is retiring Concorde too early after all. In its heyday in the 1980s and 1990s, the supersonic jet was full of investment bankers and advisers criss-crossing the Atlantic as they rode successive waves of mergers and takeovers. After the collapse of the merger market two years ago, Concorde was four-fifths empty (until the recent boom in "last chance" passengers). By the time it takes off for its final commercial flight in October, America and Europe could, on this week's evidence, be riding a merger wave worthy of the glory days of old.
Some $26 billion-worth of agreed and hostile bids have been announced since the start of this month. In the past week there have been four quite big ones. Alcan of Canada has bid euro3.4 billion ($3.9 billion) for a rival aluminium giant, Pechiney of France. EMC, an American data-storage company, has bid $1.3 billion for Legato Systems, an American rival. ArvinMeritor, a car-parts firm created by a merger in 2000, is bidding for the venerable Dana Corporation of Toledo. And Yellow, a haulage firm, is bidding nearly $1 billion for Roadway, a rival, continuing the global consolidation of logistics.
Several forces are pushing and pulling these takeover bids. On the push side are industries ripe for further consolidation, which has been delayed largely because of boardroom nerves and the horrid business conditions of the past three years. That has left lots of pent-up demand. The bid for Dana is a tidying-up exercise after a wave of smaller deals in the past decade that created ten global firms dominating the industry, supplying, as it happens, a similar number of big carmakers. Likewise the big aluminium bid is, in a sense, unfinished business from the three-way tie-up between Alcan, Alusuisse and Pechiney that was blocked by regulators in 1999 (see article).
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Similar mopping-up is expected in the travel and tourism business, as firms such as Le Meridien, a hotel group, and tour operators such as TUI, of Germany, and MyTravel, of Britain, seek salvation from the woes that have engulfed them since the September 11th terrorist attacks. Another European business with an overhang of deals is the defence-aerospace industry. France's Thales could soon be in play when the French government seeks to sell its stake, and EADS (a Franco-German-Spanish aerospace group) seeks to round out its portfolio with a good defence-electronics business.
On the pull side, there is enough of a whiff of recovery in the air to stir animal spirits to do deals that have been pondered for a few years. Consider the technology industry, where leaders such as IBM, Cisco and Microsoft are awash with cash and hungry to make acquisitions that will take them into new markets by extending their technical reach. Similarly, Oracle's bid for PeopleSoft is likely to be only the first in a series of deals in an industry that is still splintered into hundreds of small and middleweight competitors, few of which seem likely to survive independently.
The financial markets have helped. Low interest rates and a more receptive corporate-bond market help companies that need borrowed funds to make acquisitions (see article). A sustained recovery in stockmarkets on both sides of the Atlantic has led firms to start paying for their purchases not just in cash, but with shares. If the stockmarket rally continues, rising share prices will lure in more buyers.
Some announcements have sparked bidding wars and other sorts of jostling, further suggesting that life is returning to the market. A couple of deals that had seemed to be done and dusted have suddenly become complicated again. In May, the owners of Selfridges, a once dowdy department store now revitalised as one of London's top retailers, accepted an offer of £598m ($980m) from Galen Weston, a Canadian retailer. But soon after the deadline for bids, Robert Tchenguiz, an Iranian property tycoon, entered the fray, before withdrawing again this week.
The sale of Hamleys, a large British toy store, also attracted a surprise rival bid. And some of the biggest media moguls have joined the auction of Vivendi Universal's American entertainment assets, even though the firm has decided not to include its Universal Music operation as part of the sale. Vivendi has picked five suitors to go through to the next round of bidding: NBC; Liberty Media (which has agreed to buy Comcast's majority stake in the QVC home-shopping network for $7.9 billion); Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; Viacom; and an investment group led by Edgar Bronfman.
Vivendi seems certain to exceed the minimum price of $11.5 billion that it has set for its film, television and theme-park businesses. The struggling French conglomerate hopes to conclude a deal by September. But the auction could yet turn into an even bigger fight. A sixth potential suitor, an investment group led by Martin Davis, was dropped from the shortlist because its offer was considered unattractive. But that might not stop Mr Davis, an oil tycoon who once owned 20th Century Fox. He is rumoured to be considering a higher bid or concocting a deal with one of the five that have made the short-list.
Lastly, there is pent-up demand from the private-equity funds that, rather like company bosses, have spent the past couple of years sitting on the sidelines. In America alone, private-equity firms have over $100 billion-worth of equity to invest, a sum they can double or triple by adding on debt, says Steven Bernard of Baird, an investment bank that specialises in mid-market deals. Retailers are proving particularly tempting targets for private-equity investors. Many big stores occupy prime property locations, which have been increasing in value. These can be used to underpin the restructuring of balance sheets—in particular, by loading the firms up with today's cheap debt. Some or all of that debt can then be repaid by selling assets, such as property, that can be leased back for store use if necessary.
Will the boomlet last? The profits of many non-financial firms are still depressed, while capacity utilisation in America is at a 20-year-low—and even worse in the IT industry. Much of the recent run-up in share prices appears to be betting on a sharp recovery in corporate profits. If that fails to happen, share prices may slump and the pace of mergers slow.
Then there is the old, nagging question about whether mergers make business sense. Much navel-gazing followed the great merger frenzy of the 1990s, as boards of directors—their own mergers in ruins—solemnly dusted down old studies showing that mergers usually destroy value. Only this week, the Boston Consulting Group put out research showing that, of 277 big M&A deals in America between 1985 and 2000, 64% destroyed value for the acquirers' shareholders. (Interestingly, mergers in recessions or periods of low growth did better than mergers consummated in good times.) Still, that was 1985-2000. This, no doubt, is a new, more sensible, better managed era. It always is.
This article appeared in the Business section of the print edition under the headline "The return of the deal"
From the July 12th 2003 edition
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Dubai's DP World buys into Swiss terminal network
DP World has acquired a 44 per cent stake in Swissterminal Holding AG, the largest container terminal operator in Switzerland. The deal goes into effect per 23 January. The Mayer family, who founded the company, remains the largest shareholder.
The partnership between Swissterminal and DP World will provide an important competitive advantage and strengthen the leading position of the companies in the market. The collaboration allows both companies to expand their terminal network, increase efficiency and broaden the service. There will be no structural changes in the organisations. Roman Mayer remains CEO of Swissterminal. Both companies have agreed not to make a public announcement about the financial details of the transaction.
Swissterminal has its headquarters in Frenkendorf near Basel and branches in Zurich-Niederglatt, Basel-Birsfelden, Basel-Kleinhüningen and Liestal near Basel. All terminals have connections with the major European container ports such as Rotterdam, Antwerp, La Spezia, Genoa, Ravenna and Trieste.
The roots of DP World are in Jebel Ali Port in Dubai. The company offers logistics end-to-end solutions within its network of 150 branches in more than 45 countries. Ports, economic zones, warehouses, feeder services and domestic transport are part of its portfolio. DP World Inland operates four terminals, including trimodal transport systems, and thereby supports trade flows via the northern European ports.
"With Swissterminal we invest in an innovative operator of container terminals with a lot of industry knowledge, motivated employees and strong values. The strategic partnership also strengthens our position as market leader for domestic supply chain solutions", says Martin Neese, director of DP World Logistics. "Swissterminal is an ideal addition to our existing activities in the European sea and inland ports. We look forward to jointly developing new intermodal solutions for our customers. "
Roman Mayer, CEO of Swissterminal AG: "With DP World as a partner, we can further expand Switzerland's success as a global logistics hub. In the current market we see many opportunities to achieve this. By combining our family business with a large, international player who shares our vision for the future, we are laying a solid foundation for sustainable growth in the long term and to respond to the challenges that change in our sector entails. "


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Completed ₹71.50 Lakh Onward - Residential
Mapsko, leading real estate builder, has introduced new venture Mapsko Casabella which redefines premium lifestyle at an affordable price. The world-class amenities and modern technology facilities create a perfect milieu. This time with new unparalleled design and layout offers you the new domain of luxury and comfort. Also, it assures good returns on investing in this residential cum commercial project.
Key Features
- Located near NH – 8 in Sector 82, Gurugram
- Residential cum commercial project
- 20 acres' expansive area
- 916 units of 3, 4 and 5 BHK
- Penthouse and Villas
- 11 towers with 25 floors
- 80% open area
Mapsko Casabella encompasses spacious abodes, coveted designs, and architecture which defines the complete statement of luxury. 916 units of 3 BHK, 4 BHK and 5 BHK apartments within range 1430 Sq. ft. – 3795 Sq. ft. furnished with the standard layout. 11 skyscrapers each having 25 floors inundated with sunlight, cross current of fresh breeze and the wide unhindered landscape view. Its strategic location serves as a convenient link to commercial, institutional and other civic utilities which makes it best ready to move flats in Gurgaon for sale.
Up to the snuff, amenities would maintain a cheerful ambiance in the society. Well-equipped gymnasium, yoga plaza and meditation club will always keep your health tone up. Steam, sauna, bar, swimming pool, Amphitheatre all would cheer you up all day.
The superlative layout ensconced everything which enhances the beauty and also facilitates ample free space. As a long and important part, a strong and stylish material used in manufacturing making it durable and fancy. To make suitable for your choices everything took a deep thought.
- Children' play area
- Lawn Tennis and squash court
- Basketball and badminton court
- Gymnasium
- Meditation Zone
- Senior citizen sit-out
- Jogging track
- Steam, Sauna, and Spa
- Multipurpose hall
- Bar and chill out lounge
- Swimming pool
- Amphitheatre
- Sundeck and Gazebo
- Video door security
- CCTV in common area
- Rainwater harvesting
- Sewage treatment plant
- Wooden laminated in 2 bedrooms, others have vitrifying tiles
- Acrylic emulsion paint on walls
- POP cornices with oil bound distemper
- Ceramic and vitrifying tiles
- Granite counter, Marc / Jaquar CP fitting, and SS sink bowl
- Ceramic tiles till 7', mirror and acrylic emulsion combination
- Aluminium / UPVC / wooden windows
- Terrazzo / ceramic tiles in servant room
- Anti-skid tile and permanent paint finish in the balcony
- Doors: Seasoned hardwood frame/teak veneer and polished shutter
- Firefighting system
- 24*7 water supply and power back up
Location Advantage
- 10 min to Dwarka Expressway and New Sector Road
- 20 min to Pataudi, Darbaripur and Southern Peripheral Road
- 25 min to Kundli Manesar Palwal Expressway
- Walking distance from proposed ISTB and Metro
- Schools (DPS sector 84, Yaduvanshi International, iGrow Montessori, Matrikiran high school)
- Colleges (SGT Medical, International womenPolytechnicc, National Law college)
- Hospitals (Max health care, Paras Apollo cradle, ESIC, Saksham Healthcare)
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Site Layout of Mapsko Casabella Sector 82 Gurgaon
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|Villa 4 BHK+SQ ( 300 sq.yds )
|Villa 5 BHK+SQ ( 300 sq.yds )
|Available on Resale
Payment Plan
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|At the time of Booking / Allotment
|10% of BSP
|Within 45 days of Booking / Agreement
|10% of BSP
|Within 90 days of Booking
|10% of BSP + 50% EDC & IDC
|Within 135 days of Booking
|10% of BSP + 50% EDC & IDC
|Within 180 days of Booking
|10% of BSP + 50% of PLC + 50%of Parking
|Within 220 days of Booking
|10% of BSP + 50% of PLC + 50%of Parking
|Within 265 days of Booking
|7.5% of BSP
|Within 315 days of Booking
|7.5% of BSP
|Within 365 days or on completion of 18-floor slab / whichever is later
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|On completion of Brickwork or 410 days / whichever is later
|5% of BSP
|On the start of Flooring or 460 days / whichever is later
|5% of BSP
|On the start of external plaster or 510 days / whichever is later
|5% of BSP
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It is recommended that you book live bait to avoid disappointment. Call on 01305 777771 and a member of staff will be happy to help.
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We open at 6.30am to 5pm except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day.
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I asked Ringo today what he thought about 3 SCHIPS AND A GIRL and he said, "It ROCKS!". I pretty much knew he would say that, of course. Whenever we are in the car on our way to the Canine Lodge, Ringo sings the whole way. By the time we are turning in the driveway he has jumped onto my lap (which he knows he is not allowed to do) and is singing at the top of his lungs. I can barely get his leash on him before he will jump out of the car and drag me to the front door. When he sees Deb it is as if they have been separated for years. Ringo loves his time at the Canine Lodge and I am so happy to let anyone and everyone know who has a small breed friend that this is the place to go when they are away. I can't recommend it any higher. And Ringo gives it two paws up.
Michelle Greening & Ringo Starr
When I drop Audi off at 3 SCHIPS AND A GIRL I do not worry about his well being while I'm gone. I appreciate Deb's daily report card of Audi's experience at 3 SCHIPS when I pick him up. I have referred Deb to several friends who I know want the very best for their pets and they share my accolades of her service. I know what Audi likes and what he does not. Audi likes staying at 3 SCHIPS AND A GIRL!
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I hate to admit it, but I am a "nervous Nellie". Before Deb came along, I hated to leave our Angel when we went away. I worried she'd get attacked by another dog, be neglected, or be just plain miserable. Used to be, when she came back home, it took a day or two for her to calm down. She has been staying at the Lodge now since it opened, for long and short stays. Deb is so caring, knowledgable, and attentive that we have no qualms about leaving her. Sure, she's happy to get back home, but now she settles right back into her old routine – no stress involved! One less thing to worry about on my "nervous Nellie" list! Thanks so much, Deb!
Sue Krueger
We are owners of a beloved little, reactive rescue dog named Cecil. We are so grateful he is welcomed and happy at the Canine Lodge. He is secure there and receives kindness and stimulating care. We can leave him at the lodge confident that he is in loving, patient hands.
Dean, Elaine, and Cecil Rebuck
I have been bringing my dog, Lilly, to 3 SCHIPS AND A GIRL for about 2 years now. Deb is the best! I never worry when I am on vacation – I know that Lilly will be treated like family and be happy and cared for the whole time. I would not hesitate to recommend 3 SCHIPS AND A GIRL to anyone, and I have!
If you're happy and you know it wag your tail! 3 SCHIPS AND A GIRL Canine Lodge is a little slice of heaven for pups of the smaller persuasion. My dog loves visiting Deb and all her canine friends, playing and running in the great outdoor and indoor spaces, and staying for sleepovers when I'm out of town. Deb treats every dog like they are family!
Michelle Abernathy
I love 3 SCHIPS AND A GIRL! I have attended once a week for one and half years. It is a cozy lodge to lounge around in. However, I prefer the outdoor area because I have an active lifestyle. My interests include: wrestling, tag, tugging, swimming, chewing, and peanut butter. My passion is fetching balls and playing frisbee. I enjoy staying at the lodge for a sleepover or even vacationing for a week if my Mom and Dad let me. Auntie Deb reinforces lessons that my parents teach me at home. I may not always get high marks on my report card, but my report cards always seem to make my Mom smile anyway.
Maggie Boston Terrier Age 2 ~ Melissa Schwartz Special Education Teacher, Central Elementary
I love going to the lodge cause I get to see both my canine and human friends. They all love and accept me just the way I am. I can play inside or outside whenever I like or just hang out in the sun. There are lots of toys and places to relax and I get cuddles and lots of attention. I go home from my play days a happy tired camper.
THREE SCHIPS AND A GIRL is the best kept secret in the Doggie Daycare world! We take our little Princess, Chloe, to Camp and she loves it. Why wouldn't she …Deb hand feeds Chloe her lunch!! Chloe is so excited to get to Camp that she starts whining as soon as we turn onto Aldrich Rd. If Chloe had her way she would jump out of the car and race us there and we're sure she would win. Chloe loves the rocks, pool, and all the fresh air she gets from being outside all day. The little "report cards" that Deb writes are so funny and make us laugh all the way home. We would read them to Chloe but she's too tired to listen. It's so nice to have a worry free day as we do our errands and know that Chloe is playing with all her friends! 3 SCHIPS AND A GIRL is the best place ever!
Bob & Bunny Hudson
After my first overnight camp experience, my humans knew that 3 SCHIPS AND A GIRL was a great cage-free kennel but they were actually surprised to find out what a truly social animal I am! I now come here regularly for play dates, too! My humans think the visits keep me young but I think it's just plain fun playing with my pals! And they are the best pals ever – no big bully-dogs allowed. It truly is a dog's life here for me…and my happiness shows in the pictures and videos that Deb takes all the time. Thanks for making me feel like such a lucky dog, Deb!
Signed, Dixie (and her humans, Tina and Paul Storer)
I look forward to Thursdays because I know Elke is playing, having fun, and happily running zoomies with her friends in the fresh air. Friends, games, swimming, oh boy! A friend told us about 3 SCHIPS AND A GIRL! And I am so glad she did! Deb is amazing, she is great with dogs, she cares about them, works with them and she is so fun – the report cards are a hoot! A day at 3 SCHIPS for our dog is a day of interaction and activity. We get peace of mind, and then we all enjoy a relaxing evening! I'm greatly relieved to consider that we could go away for the day or the weekend, and our dog would be happy spending the time at 3 SCHIPS. Thank you Deb for this valued service!!!
I LOVE the comfort I get in knowing my dog is in the best care available in Whatcom County. My dog Lily LOVES 3 SCHIPS AND A GIRL. She loves it when her Mom and Dad go on vacation and she gets to go spend time at camp. She really looks forward to Margarita Mondays,Taco Tuesdays, and French Fry Fridays and working on her tan when the sun comes out. She comes home with stories of playing with her dog BFF's and lots of girl gossip. Most of all, I know I can go to work and concentrate on my job knowing my dog is in the care of Deb and having the best time. I have to say I'm a little envious!
Kim Woods
Deb and Zach have such fun with their campers – innovative games, playtime, paddle pools to keep cool, and nap times where they can snuggle together. Kohl comes home happy and tired, though as a senior and a bit of a loner, I think he does more watching from the sidelines than participation. It's a great environment for your family friend and much recommended.
Jennifer Hardin
My dogs, Leo (Puggle) and Dexter (Pug), love their Mondays at 3 SCHIPS AND A GIRL's doggie daycare! They can barely contain their excitement as we pull into the driveway each week. Whether engaged in some sort of organized play or just snuggling up and relaxing with Deb or her staff (all experienced and great with dogs), they enjoy every minute of their day at the Lodge and I know they are in a safe, loving environment. When they come home, they are content and exhausted. I have also boarded Leo and Dexter at the Lodge–in fact, that is how we first became acquainted with this wonderful haven for dogs. Not only is the facility beautiful and comfortable, Deb is extremely accommodating to not only your dogs' needs, but also to your travel schedule. On a scale from one to five stars, I would give the Lodge a five plus rating!


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Chair massages are chosen by companies that take into account the healthcare of their employees. Sometimes by individuals as well that like to receive a chair massage at one of our locations in Eindhoven. The goals is preventing stress, stimulate concentration and reduce physical as well as mental fatigue.
During the chair massages by Sens Beweegt Je Eindhoven we focus on relaxation of the working muscles. The back, neck, shoulders and the head. The treatment takes place on a massage chair with your clothes on. There is a special RSI chair massage aimed at shoulder, neck arms and hands, a back massage and a shoulder-neck-head massage. Of course a combination is also possible. Sens beweegt je offers chair massages also at companies.
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A couple of weeks ago I complained about buying 1.7 ounces of Teavana English breakfast tea for $9 ($5.20 per ounce). I wanted to try a cheap loose leaf English breakfast tea so I ordered a 32 ounce bag of Coffee Bean Direct English Breakfast Loose Leaf Tea on Amazon for $28 ($0.88 per ounce).
I have been drinking it for a few days and I like it at least as much as the Teavana – strong and flavorful and not at all bitter. This two-pound bag is a bargain. At 6 grams per cup, it'll make 150 cups ($0.19 a cup).
I'm sure I'm doing it wrong – but here is how I have been preparing it:
10 ounces boiling water
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That's high-of-the-line issues about this plan, really: This plan may be very effective, however totally accessible to all ranges," says Rosante. Right here, he outlines a sample Monday through Sunday exercise plan that, over time, may make it easier to scale back weight—all you might want to do is preserve displaying up and dealing arduous. This combine covers your entire bases, but when it's important swap something out, that is NBD—that's merely an instance week of the sorts of workouts you might be doing. Think about it a baseline to help get you going.
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Dimensions: 6.7"/170 mm wide x 2.9"/74 mm high x .9"/23 mm deep
Weight: .62 lbs/280 g (including battery)
CPU: PSP CPU (1-333 MHz)
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4.3", 16:9 widescreen TFT LCD screen
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Originally from Cape Cod, Brandon grew up with a love for the sea. He graduated with a master's degree in investment management from the Questrom School of Business at Boston University.
After working for some of the world's largest financial institutions, he took a sabbatical to travel, and in doing so, rediscovered his passion for snowy mountains and skiing while in Japan. That passion led him to Colorado, where he met and married his wife, Annie. Together they are raising two daughters amongst the white-capped mountains of Steamboat Springs because of the world-class skiing, fly fishing, mountain biking, and amazing educational system.
Since 2007, Brandon has been a multi-state real estate investor with properties in Boston, Denver, Texas, and Silverthorne, CO. He has worked with numerous short-term rental investors across the country, streamlining their businesses with his wealth of knowledge and experience. Brandon also guides investors through the "Buy, Rehab, Refinance, and Rent" strategy.
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Once upon a time, J.R. Smith, a Freehold, N.J. native, considered playing with Carmelo Anthony and the Knicks the pinnacle of his career.
But nobody sounded more grateful to be in Cleveland and out of the Knicks' sinkhole than Smith late Tuesday night while wearing a black "F'' cap on the postgame podium, sitting next to NBA icon LeBron James. The "F'' stands for Finals.
As he fiddled with his headwear, the always flaky Smith said, "I've never worn one of these.''
Smith and Iman Shumpert are into the NBA Finals just four-and-a-half months after being part of Phil Jackson's train wreck. Smith notched his second straight double-double Tuesday to aid the Cavaliers' 4-0 sweep of the Hawks with 18 points and 10 rebounds to move into the NBA Finals starting June 4 vs. either Golden State or Houston.
Smith clutched his young baby niece on the stage erected on the court for the Eastern Conference championship ceremony.
"It's unreal. I came out of the game, and I gave Coach (Dave Blatt) a hug, gave Bron a hug, and all these guys,'' Smith said. "When I looked at Shump, and I just looked in his eyes and see where we came, where we started from. My mom was on the court when all the confetti and stuff was coming down. She's like, talk about starting from the bottom, and now we are here.''
Smith and Shumpert were shipped by Jackson in a fire sale trade on Jan. 5 one hour before the Knicks tipped off in Memphis. The Knicks' record was 5-31 after dropping 21 of 22 games.
"To be able to do this, it's unreal to be in this situation and this position,'' Smith said. "I could have been in the worst situation, but my prayers have been answered. I'm playing with arguably the greatest player to ever play the game. People that come in every day and enjoy what they do and work hard at what they do, like Tristan (Thompson) and the rest of the guys. I'm in a great situation, and I just want to take full advantage of everything I can at this point.''
The quirky Smith relished the moment. At one juncture on the interview podium, he took a selfie photo of himself with James and Thompson to post on his Instagram account.
"That's J.R. for you,'' James said to laughter.
Smith chimed in: "That's @teamswish on Instagram, if you ever want to follow. Trying to get 2 million or so. Trying to catch up with LeBron.''
Smith aided that cause by later posting a celebratory lockerroom rap featuring himself, James, Shumpert and Kendrick Perkins.
King James has become fast friends with both Smith and Shumpert and seems to be enjoying himself on the court more than in his years in Miami with buddies Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. The Cavaliers made the big decision in January to move Dion Waiters to the Thunder and add Shumpert and Smith in one trade and acquiring ex-Knicks center Timofey Mozgov, a 2011 casualty of the Anthony trade, days later.
Late Tuesday night, James reflected on the moves, noting the club was 19-20 before Smith and Shumpert came to Cleveland.
"It put our team to a place where I thought we could compete,'' James said. "I knew if we had the pieces we would compete.''
After knocking off Chicago, Smith posted an Instagram a split photo of himself and Shumpert in Knicks and Cavaliers' jerseys with the heading: "One Man's Trash. Another Man's Treasure.''
Smith rebounded from a low moment at the end of the first-round series vs. Boston when he got suspended for the first two games of the second round vs. the Bulls for smacking Jae Crowder. Shumpert was then elevated to the starting lineup as Blatt decided to keep Smith as the Sixth Man.
Since taking on that role, in eight games, Smith has averaged 15.4 points on .500 shooting from the field, .459 shooting from 3-point land, in 31.4 minutes. In Game 4, Smith hit an impossible stepback 3-pointer in the first half as the Cavs pulled away. He set up Thompson for a brilliant alley-oop pass and showed his connection with James by cutting without the ball down the lane where James made the perfect feed for a layup.
Shumpert has excelled as a starter on both ends, as well, being one of the offensive keys in downing Chicago. In the clincher Tuesday, he scored just three points, but had eight rebounds and four assists.
It seems like another season when Smith, Shumpert and Anthony marched into Quicken Loans Arena in late October and handed James and the Cavaliers a stunning defeat in their ballyhooed season opener that heralded The King's return to Cleveland.
James said Tuesday: "I couldn't foresee us in The Finals at the beginning of the season.''


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Baytown homeowners can enhance the intelligence of their homes by upgrading to a Vivint Smart Home system
Vivint Smart Home systems combine state-of-the-art equipment with industry-leading in-house monitoring response times, white glove customer service, and convenient and energy-saving products to give you your most intelligent home ever. We are the leading smart home provider in Baytown for very good reason. In fact, with over 1,000,000 customers, Vivint Smart Home is the largest provider in North America. Our proprietary control platform, Vivint Smart Home Cloud, creates an intelligence layer in your home control systems. Vivint Smart Home Cloud is responsible for the smooth operation of your integrated smart home and can be controlled through three different channels:
- Manage your system through the Vivint SkyControl touchscreen; offers an intuitive and user-friendly interface.
- Download the Vivint Smart Home app to your mobile device; this app, which is the most downloaded and highly rated home security app in the App Store, and is free with a service plan.
- Integrate Amazon Echo; a hands-free way to manage your system.