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Week 11: Recap
- Updated: August 27, 2015
Oh ya, we are back with another week in review: recap week 11. You must all be excited that all the European Football Leagues have now officially started, and that the Champions League qualify is done and the groups are all set. Enjoy watching the pros, but more importantly enjoy the playing the game we all love. Here's our weekly wrap up.
In the Friday League, Osasuna and FC Superclasico kicked off the festivities at Cherry Beach. Osasuna beat Super and dealt their opponent a serious blow to their top 4 playoff chances. They set them back and jumped ahead of them in the standings as well. Osasuna scored twice on nice counter attacks with John O'Brien finishing off both. Team treasurer and occasional player Mahyar put in some good work on the wing. Osasuna won the game 2-0. The Team England – SKC was hands down the most exciting match of the night. This game had it all…nice goals, cards of both colours and a comeback. Seba Carrizo put SKC ahead scoring twice, the second a cross which floated in over the keeper's head. Unfortunately, Seba got hurt and could no longer play. After that SKC's attack did not look the same and England began to mount their comeback with a nice header goal c/o of Blaise Morin. Even though, England lost a man that did not stop them from scoring again through David Kelly to tie it up completing the unlikely comeback with the game ending 2-2. FC Doormat's David Plow asked his team for goals and they delivered. UofT Reds Legend and Doormat stall worth defender Shailin Gosalia scored once and Lucas "Shredder" Chu got the other. Doormat beat Humble Bees 2-0.
At LCI, the first game saw Eeeradicators slip to defeat against 2nd Place AS Rosso. The win for Rosso sees them put a gap between them and 3rd place TIFC. Phillip Gornicki netted the only goal of the game that saw them defeat and undermanned Eeeradicators. Game ended 1-0 Rosso. Next up was first place Toronto Eye Care taking on previously mentioned TIFC. Eye Care routed TIFC, with goals from Alon Eizenman and Manny Simoes, but it was Chad Aboud's performance that caught the eye with a well worked brace that lead his team to a 4-0 win. The loss leaves TIFC in 3rd on 22 pts, with Ras Tas Tas not that far behind with 19 points, but given their next opponent hasn't registered a point all season they rest assured of their position for a few more weeks.
Sunday morning at Lamport, both the Toronto Blues and Barca showed up ready to go. The Blues got off to good start scoring twice through nice runs and finishes courtesy of the "Rush Giovinco" Sergio Vidal. Barca could not keep his pace on the goals. After a slow start, Barca fought to get back into the game and Mike Prouse well finished shot did just that putting his side just one back. Barca kept pushing, but could not get the equalizer as the Blues held to the 2-1 win. Barca are reeling a bit losing their second straight game and are now tied with the Hooligans of Toronto with the Blues only one point back in Division 1.
The first game at LCI saw The New Guys take on Sportingwood. It was Sportingwood that came out victorious, taking them to 6 wins this season. The top 4 in Div 1 is starting to look complete as the gap between the 4th placed Sportingwood and 5th placed Code Blue remains 6 points. Dan Freidland and Sam Snell with a brace led the team out to a 3-1 win. Next up was FTB who put 6 past FC Rush with a double brace scored by Chris Flores and Conor Harris. FTB are currently level on points with 2nd place team Killtrocity FC on 23 points, only behind on head-to-head record. Both teams seem to have let 1st placed Red Star pull ahead as they have a 4 pt cushion, they might be marching towards the title. This game ended 6-0 for FTB. Next up was a testy match between Care Bears and Bay Street Hooligans, where players from both teams seemed to think we were hosting auditions for a role in WWE Summer Slam. Jeremy Camerano opened the scoring for Care Bears but Juan Pineros and Matt Tierney pegged them back to win the game for 1st place Bay Street of Div 2N. Game ended 2-1. In the last game of the night, East York City FC and Dynamo played out a 2-2 draw. Edwin Akit and Matthew Bassani netted for Dynamo, while Tyler Nesbitt and Ugo Popadic scored for East York. Despite the good showing both teams are still in the bottom half of the table in D2N, hopefully either can make a late run for the last playoff spot.
Over at Crescent, the battle between The Lads and 6th Division All Stars was an extremely entertaining one for football fanatics out there. There was no doubt that the All Stars was rocking it on the field as their team members showed true sportsmanship. Two of their goals were scored by Vincent Kamga and James Larsen who gave their team the big advantage. Though the Lads tried their very best to gain back the upper hand, they couldn't even budge against the All Stars who won 2-0. Hooligans of Toronto kept the heat up as they won their game by a whooping margin of 8-1 against the FC Eagles. Hooligans' star player Duncan Smith didn't hold himself back during the game as he scored 4 goals for his team! FC Eagles were in quite a state of shock as goals were going in one after another. Peter Lopez got one back for his team, but it wasn't enough to catch up. With yet another game to impress the crowd, Code Blue battled it out to the finish against Cholo FC. Though the game started off slow, Code Blue picked up the pace and showed us some pretty amazing goals from Donald Chmura, Eric Stanton and Marc Ortali. Cholo FC wouldn't lose without putting up a fight so Sebastian Gomes scored the first goal for his team. In the end, Code Blue took home the game winning by a score of 3-1. To top off the night after some very intensifying games, Red Star FC kept the audience awake in their game against Hell's Satans FC. The game between these two teams was quite an interesting one as their passion for soccer truly showed us the beauty of the game. Red Star's very own captain Milos Paprica couldn't help but score an amazing first goal for his team. Another goal was then followed by Stefanos Siahamis after an excellent run. Red Star truly showed us their soccer skills after winning the game by a final score of 2-0.
Maldini FC took on the Hooligans in the Sunday nighter at Monarch Park. As most games begin, both teams were battling in the midfield zone to try and take control of the game with opportunities were created on both ends. As the time passed, Maldini started to take the upper hand and string passes together freely in the opposition's half. Maldini opened the scoring with a penalty kick due to a handball in the box, and then added a second one on an unfortunate Hoolignas goalkeeping error. Hooligans replied with a free kick goal from 25 yards that oddly bounced in between the goalkeeper's legs. Maldini received another penalty kick, which they converted with the game ending 3-1. Killtrocity were looking for the win to stay close with division 2 South front runners Red Star as they took on FIC in the Sunday night clash at Cherry Beach. FIC did not make it easy on their opponents battling hard throughout the game. Killtrocity felt good going up 2-1 in the latter stages of the game on a FIC defensive miscue, only to see fight back scoring the tying goal in the final minutes of the game as it ended 2-2. Killtrocity's goals were scored by team captain Greg Burns and S-H Ryoo, while FIC's came courtesy of the team's leading scorer Ahan Ali and newcomer Demba "I'm not Demba Ba"!
The score from the game at Monarch Park looks like a forfeit but that just shows how strong of a team Arselona is. They had good link up play, strong team chemistry, skilled players, basically the whole package. Arselona opened the scoring early thanks to some wonderful build play and a good finish by Eric Farrell. Seth Bamfo as usual provided some strong finishes to make it 3-0. Nancy Lobb and Nathan Craig both added one to bring the tally to 5. Even though it was a one sided affair, Daniel Friedland provided some moments of hope for Foggy Goggles. In the end it still finished 5-0. In a key co-ed game, Mosaic took on CIFC at Cherry Beach on Sunday night. Both teams were looking for all three points to push them up into the top 4. There could only be one winner and it was Mosaic that was just that much better on the night winning 2-1. Kait Wilson and Theo Addo score the goals for Mosaic.
The Monday night action at LCI saw Popeyes FC take on La Once with both teams in bad need of a win. It was Popeyes who prevailed, winning 4-0. Chris Salvadore led the way a brace, while Ant Kagan scored on a beautiful goal on well struck shot. In next game, Brick Squad took care of all of the scoring in their match against the Spartans winning 3-0. The Spartans put up a good effort, but Brick Squad was just that much better on the night. John Brucker helped pace the team scoring twice. With the win, Brick Squad move into a tie for 4th place with the Foggy Goggles. The only game at Cherry Beach on Monday was a painful one to watch as the Eagles ran riot on the team of individuals Toronto Rush FC with no mercy. AJ Park led the scoring with 5 goals in a game that ended with a 12-0 score line.


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HP Pavilion DM1At CES 2011, Molly Wood and Dan Ackerman check out the HP Pavilion DM1, an ultralight 11-inch laptop that uses an AMD Fusion processor.
Let's all look at an advanced, but not expensive stuff, which is the great basic use computer. This is the HP Pavilion DM1. It's one of the first laptops to use that new AMD Fusion kind of platform, which they call an APU instead of a CPU, an advanced processing unit instead of a central one because they combine, you know, better than traditional onboard graphics with a regular CPU and that makes a low cost laptop. It's only a little bit more expensive than a netbook, but still can do things like play World of Warcraft or play 1080p, you know, high definition video, which a lot of low-powered computers really struggle with and like a lot of other recent HP systems, it's like kind of this big touch pad here, it's got the chiclet-style keyboard. This is an 11-inch laptop, which is kind of my new favorite size. You know, it's big enough compared to the 10-inch netbooks and it's actually practical to use. If not all day, a big chunk of the day, I've running around here with one of these, but they're still pretty inexpensive. Not as expensive whenever you said things called ultraportables that were like 12-inch laptops, they were like $2000. -Yeah. -Right, tonight you get pretty much the same thing from again 450 bucks and that is the HP Pavilion DM1 and that's one of my favorite, just all around useful laptops. -That's not only useful, but attractive at that price. -It's certainly is and you're go to see that AMD platform and a lot of 11-inch reasonably priced laptops coming out this video.

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The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) is Canada's leading addiction and mental health teaching hospital and research facility. CAMH succeeds in transforming the lives of people affected by addiction and mental illness, by applying the latest in scientific advances, through integrated clinical practice, health promotion, education and research. ProblemGambling.ca is an online community supported by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH). This web site contains information about problem gambling for individuals concerned about their own, or someone else's gambling. ProblemGambling.ca also provides an online space for professionals to exchange knowledge and resources about problem gambling.
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North St. Paul class of 1972 will hold their 45th class reunion on Aug. 11. For more information see Facebook at North St. Paul class of 1972 reunion or call Ken at 651-770-4062.
A North St. Paul man died the morning of June 24 when he lost control of the ATV he was riding, flipping it multiple times. A woman riding with him was also injured and was airlifted to a hospital.
The Tartan Ice Arena, which has been in use since 1997, now needs several repairs including a new roof and updates to the ice making system.
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The week of June 12, both Maplewood and Oakdale city councils unanimously agreed to relinquish the control and responsibility of owning the Tartan Ice Arena.
A young man died in Lake Jane June 15 of apparent drowning. According to lake-link.com, Lake Jane is about 153 square acres and 39 feet deep at its deepest point.
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Crist Langelett, a longtime North St. Paul resident and spiritual leader, has volunteered his time to benefit North St. Paul's police and fire departments, the North St. Paul Food Shelf and inmates in area prisons.
The existing playground at Hause Park was built in 1996 and shows its wear and tear; it has outlived its 15 year lifespan.
The Sky Run Zip Track includes a seat for a child to sit on as they slide across the track.
Much to their delight, area children will soon be crawling on a new play structure in North St. Paul. At its May 16 meeting, the North St.
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After an incredibly long and troubled development cycle, I Am Alive is finally here. Was it worth the wait? Rock digs in to see what's what, and surprises himself along the way.
I think it will surprise nobody to hear that I'm a huge fan of games set in the post apocalypse. From Metro 2033 to Fallout Triple, to Enslaved, to the Stalker series, and finally to I Am Alive, I just can't seem to get enough of the destruction of civilization. I really don't know why, but I just love a setting that shows humanity's struggle against a world destroyed. So it's only natural that I Am Alive caught my eye early on. With its exaggerated gritty style, intense platforming, and new take on combat, I Am Alive offered a very unique experience that I couldn't pass up.
|The dust conveniently (and convincingly) hides a poor draw distance
Taking place one year after the unexplained "Event", I Am Alive follows an unnamed man as he returns to his home city of Haventon, on a mission to find his wife and daughter. That's about all the explanation you're given, and that's ok; the simplicity of the story works well, further allowing you to soak in the atmosphere that's been created here. And oh golly is there atmosphere! The city is just an absolute mess, almost totally ravaged by whatever cataclysm came through. Everywhere you look, your eyes will be filled with fallen-down skyscrapers, abandoned husks of cars, and garbage and other debris for as far as the eye can see. Truly, one of the greatest strengths of I Am Alive is the way in which this bleak, harrowing world is displayed, with its washed out colors coated in grit and grime, toxic dust and haze. To my eyes, this is the most realistic and compelling depiction of what the world would look like should calamity sweep through it. I'm not really much of a graphics whore, but it should at least be mentioned that the game looks a bit crap, especially if you get a good look at the main character's face. Most of the graphical shabbiness is well hidden by the fact that the city is, well, shabby, so I suppose that works well. The lighting is phenomenal, though, especially in outdoor areas where you can see sun beams trying to pierce through the fog. Very nice.
|The destroyed city is a debris-choked wonder
Much of the game is made up of exploring the ruined city, occasionally finding useful items like stamina-restoring beverages or food. Many times, you're faced with some manner of platforming section, and it's here that the game creates some truly effective tension. Very reminiscent of Shadow of the Colossus, the main character has limited stamina that's constantly consumed while climbing. This leads to some nail biting moments, with you desperately looking for a ledge or other spot to rest on. The tension is ratcheted up further by the fact that as your stamina drains further, some great pulse-pounding music kicks in and really brings the fear of falling to the forefront. My only real gripe here is that the climbing can occasionally be a bit clumsy, with the character often overshooting his climbing objective, the next of which is not always made immediately clear, leading to more than a few frustrating deaths because you simply didn't know where to go next.
|The man's climbing abilities are pretty impressive, until you need him to be precise...
Speaking of clunky mechanics, let's talk about the combat, shall we? In a world where every last resource is precious, you'll have occasional run-ins with people who want what you've got, and will kill to get it. Combat mostly revolves around intimidation, where you aim your pistol at foes and order them to back away. They'll usually comply, until they decide you won't shoot and try to rush you. And this is where things break down, because you've got two choices at this point- you can shoot, using one of your precious few bullets, or you can let the baddies get close, enabling a quick time event wherein you stab them with your machete. And this sucks for one main reason- that if you're dealing with more than one enemy, there's no way you're going to be able to finish the kill animation on one guy before his buddy runs up and hits you. You see, it seems that in the post apocalypse, our hero forgot how to just swing a damn machete at fools, and can only use the weapon in the aforementioned too long QTE. This leads to the most controller-spikingly frustrating portions of the game, especially later on, when you'll encounter larger numbers of enemies, some with armor or guns of their own. There are occasionally pits or fires that you can kick dudes into, but it's a trick that doesn't always work and only helps the situation in a small way. I can accept when I'm bad at a game like Devil May Cry or Ninja Gaiden because I know that the failing is on my part, that the mechanics are totally sound and that I'm just not good enough. But when I'm constantly dying because of a game's clunky, fucked up mechanics, well that's just a whole other level of infuriating.
|Not pictured: the countless retries you'll use on almost every encounter
I Am Alive is such an alluring monster to me. It provides an incredible atmosphere with a convincing, desolate world that immediately reminds me of The Road, one of my favorite novels/movies. I really wanted to love this game. Sadly, the world could be a lot more fun to explore and the combat system is a nightmare. Oh and the end is a huge "What the fuck?" that totally fails to make the journey worth it. A lot of this is probably due to the fact that I Am Alive has been in development since 2008, with dev duties switching from Darkworks to Ubisoft Shanghai in 2010, with most of the work up to that point being scrapped entirely. It certainly seems as though the game suffered from a too-long, confused development cycle that ends with a game that comes off feeling irredeemably clumsy and broken.
Verdict: 2/5
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Arts news, exhibitions, events, biennials and conferences, calls, resources and opportunities, technical information, exhibitions and reviews. London Edition.
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VENICE. The German artist Gregor Schneider is claiming that an installation commissioned for the Venice Biennale, which opened in June and runs until 6 November, has been censored "For political reasons".
While the scale of the project may have made it difficult to realise in just six months, it is less clear why details of the work were not included in the Biennale catalogue. Instead of documenting Cube Venice 2005 as Schneider originally intended, his catalogue entry consists simply of six entirely black pages.
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Day 77: Basil Loves Yogourt, originally uploaded by susanvg.
Apologies for the quality of the photograph; I grabbed my camera and it was not on the right setting. This is my cat, Basil and he loves yogourt. When I buy this size container, I know it will produce some entertainment. Once I have finished eating, I put the container down and Basil gets to work. At first he licks daintily down the sides, but then he really digs in, getting his head stuck. For a number of years he would try to back away, sometimes slinking all around the room. Of course, eventually the container would fall off, proving that his technique worked. Recently he began using a new strategy - nodding his head from side to side as he licks inside the container. While this strategy is no more effective than his former one, eventually the container does fall off.
He never seems perturbed by his predicament; in fact he sometimes digs in again if he thinks there may still be some yogourt left, getting his head stuck for a second time.


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Based on the reality TV show that's set in a Las Vegas pawnbrokers shops, Pawn Stars is a 5 reel, 30 payline slot from Bally Technologies. This TV-themed title comes with stacked wilds, a free spins bonus round and jackpots of up to 4,000 times your line bet. Stakes range from 30p up to £450 per spin.
There's nothing flashy about the visuals on show in Pawn Stars – the reels include photos of the principal characters including the old man, Rick, Corey and Chumlee as well as the usual playing card selection from ace down to nine. The visuals are pretty simple with the on-screen action complemented by a guitar heavy, rock soundtrack.
The History Channel logo is the biggest payer offering 500 coin payouts if you hit 5 in a payline. The Pawn Shop sign is the wild and substitutes for everything apart from the bonus and scatter symbols. It can appears as a stacked wild on reels 2, 3 and 4.
Pawn Shop comes with 2 bonus features. First is the Pawn Bonus feature which is triggered when 3 Bonus symbols appear on reels 2, 3 and 4 – it's a classic pick me round. You'll be presented with 6 objects of which you need to choose 1. The Old Man will make you an offer of between 200 and 3,000 times your line bet. If you don't like your offer you can choose again. This will be between 150 and 4,000 times your line stake but you must accept it.
The Free Spins feature is activated when 3 ring scatter symbols hit on reels 1, 3 and 5. In addition to being awarded a payout of twice your total bet, you'll also be given 10 free spins. An extra here is that any wins that feature the stacked wild will be subject to a 2x multiplier and doubled. Unfortunately you can't re-trigger the free spins or activate the Pawn Shop feature during the bonus.
The base game variance in Pawn Stars is on the low side – you're unlikely to hit anything truly spectacular but can pick up a steady stream of lower value payouts. The features don't hit that often but can be more lucrative. This is one of the drawbacks of a branded slot game (typically).
The key to winning anything decent is via the stacked wilds. However, Pawn Stars isn't my favourite branded slot – Playtech have the Marvel games with The Avengers being particularly good. If you like slots based on TV shows, you have Microgaming's Game of Thrones.


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Tangi Miller, Richard Gallion, Christian Keys, Maya Gilbert, Ray Grady, Mari Morrow, Ari Khatib, Christopher Nolen, Christina Deleon
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Additional Credits:
Vogel, Daniel.
Harris, Mark.
Kirkman, Rod
Miller, Tangi, 1970- actor
Gallion, Richard, actor
Keys, Christian, actor, actor
Gilbert, Maya, actor
Morrow, Mari, 1974- actor
Grady, Ray, actor, actor
Charles, Patrick.
Hamje, Jason
Nolen, Christopher, actor, author of screenplay, director
Khatib, Ari, actor, actor
Deleon, Christina, actor, actor
Nolen, Christopher, producer, director, author of screenplay
Nolen, Melinda, author of screenplay
Kidan, Keisha, author of screenplay
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The 15th Annual All That Jazz Fundraiser will be held Saturday, 6-11 p.m. February 4, 2017 at the Hillcrest Country Club in Bartlesville.
Come out and enjoy great food, music and fun with other supporters of the Westside Community Center and its educational mission! You can purchase tickets by calling 918-336-6760 or
visiting Eventbrite.
Photos from last year's event can be viewed by clicking here.


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Author: Helena
Jeffrey Archer – is this man really worth
20th November 2006
Like most impoverished authors I found the news yesterday that Jeffrey Archer has signed a £12 million book deal nauseating. The only time I ever read an Archer book I was laid up in a German hospital with brain damage. I had been out cycling when a lo …
Seduced by Marco? Not me
18th November 2006
Another day, another kiss and tell about some celebrity chef. Today I read the tearful saga of a waitress Marco Pierre White apparently wanted to leave his wife for. She now feels totally let down as the rogue has not in fact left his wife and she has …
16th November 2006
It's only when you go somewhere like Amanyara where I have just come back from that you realise how ghastly most of the world is. I am sitting at Charles de Gaulle airport where my flight to Montpellier is delayed, my head full of the colours of the Ca …
Travelling Hell
14th November 2006
Whoever said it is better to travel than to arrive had never been to Miami airport. As I write I am in the Amanyara resort in the Turks and Caicos Islands. It is as close to heaven as I have ever been; white beaches, clear water, fresh fish every day b …
Still in London
7th November 2006
This is my last day in London before going back to France. I was meant to go by train but, joy of all joys, sncf is on strike yet again so now I have to fly. London has been great, it's always a good place to visit, but tough to live in. Last night I w …
My first blog post
5th November 2006
People have been telling me for ages I should create a blog. So here I am. This is it, my first ever blog, a place to write all those things the newspapers I work for don't want to print or things that get edited out of my books or just daily news. Rig …
Helena Frith Powell was born in Sweden to a Swedish mother and Italian father, but grew up mainly in England. She is the author of eleven books, translated into several languages including Chinese and Russian. She wrote the French Mistress column The Sunday Times about life in France for several years. She is a regular contributor to the Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday, The Times, Daily Telegraph, Tatler Magazine and Harper's Bazaar.
Helena has been the editor of four magazines, including M Magazine, a supplement for the Abu Dhabi based National Newspaper and FIVE, a high-end fashion glossy, also published in Abu Dhabi. Helena was also editor in chief of 360 Life, a quarterly glossy magazine published with the Sports 360 Newspaper in Dubai, part of the Chalhoub Group. She writes a beauty blog wwwbeautyorbeast.uk.
Her third novel, The Arnolfini Marriage, based on a romance that evolves around a van Eyck masterpiece came out in 2016. As well as writing regularly for newspapers and magazines, Helena is also working on a thriller called Welcome to Sweden that will be published in spring 2018. Her latest non-fiction work Smart Women Don't Get Wrinkles came out in hardback in 2016 and came out in paperback in April 2018.
Helena was educated at Durham University and lived in the Languedoc region of France for eight years, where the family still have a home. She lives between there and London with her husband Rupert and their three children.
More France Please, we're British; Gibson Square 2004
Two Lipsticks and a Lover 2005; Gibson Square (hardback)
All You Need to be Impossibly French; (US version of above) Penguin 2006
Two Lipsticks and a Lover; Arrow Books (paperback) 2007
Ciao Bella Gibson Square; (hardback) 2006
Ciao Bella Gibson Square; (paperback) 2007
So Chic! (French version of Two Lipsticks) Leduc Editions 2008 (also translated into Chinese, Russian and Thai)
More, More France; Gibson Square 2009
To Hell in High Heels; Arrow Books 2009 (also translated into Polish)
The Viva Mayr Diet; Harper Collins 2009
Love in a Warm Climate; Gibson Square 2011
The Ex-Factor; Gibson Square 2013
Smart Women Don't Get Wrinkles; Gibson Square 2016
The Arnolfini Marriage; Amazon Kindle December 2016
Smart Women Don't Get Wrinkles (paperback); Gibson Square spring 2018
Welcome to Sweden; Gibson Square summer 2018


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Pack of cigarettes to cost more than €5 in Germany
Smokers will not only pay for their habit with their health in 2012 – prices are increasing too, with a pack of 19 cigarettes topping €5 for the first time.
New year resolutions to give up smoking could be strengthened on January 1 when cigarette prices rise due to a increase in the tobacco tax of between four and eight cents per pack. And cigarette makers are passing the increased costs directly onto their customers.
Reemtsa/Imperial Tobacco said it would also be rounding the price up on its brands which include West, JPS, Gauloises, Davidoff and Peter Stuyvesant. Industry insiders say other manufacturers will also increase their prices, bringing the cost of a pack of 19 top brand cigarettes over the €5 mark.
British American Tobacco, which makes Lucky Strike and Pall Mall cigarettes, has said it would not be increasing its prices at the start of the year. The picture for rolling and pipe tobacco is mixed, with some firms planning to hike prices and others not.
The tobacco tax is due to increase by between four and eight cents a year until 2015.
Cigarette advertising is also likely to be further restricted in 2012, with a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection saying this week that plans were being drawn up to remove it from cinemas and from posters. The distribution of free cigarettes as part of marketing campaigns will also be banned. Tobacco advertising is already banned from printed media and the internet in Germany.
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- Cigarettes to double in price from August


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Madison James Special Occasion 18-619
- Brand: Madison James Special Occasion
- Style #: 18-619 - In Stock*
- Availability: In Stock
- $270
Sparkling beadwork traces the sculpted, tapered neckline of this sheath.
Thank you for visiting our web site. Please return again soon!
In Stock:
- Navy: 8, 12, 14
- Wine: 4, 6 , 10
Items available in store
*A style on our web site listed as in-stock can usually be shipped within two business days. A style on our web site listed as quick delivery can usually be shipped within 7-10 business days.


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Caroline County Public Schools will hold Pre-Kindergarten & Kindergarten Registration April 18, April 19 and April 20, 2016
Registration and Pre-Kindergarten screenings will take place from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on the dates listed by school:
Denton & Ridgely Elementary @ Denton Elementary
|Monday, April 18
Greensboro Elementary @ Greensboro Elementary
|Tuesday, April 19
Federalsburg & Preston Elementary @ Federalsburg Elementary
|Wednesday, April 20
All children whose birthday is on or after September 2, 2010 and on or before September 1, 2011 are required by Maryland law to begin kindergarten in August 2016. All children whose birthday is on or after September 2, 2011 and on or before September 1, 2012 may request to enroll in pre-kindergarten beginning in September 2016.
Information needed at the time of registration: proof of residence in Caroline County; child's birth certificate, Social Security number, immunization record and blood lead results. The pre-kindergarten registration form is available on the Caroline County Public School website (http://www.cl.k12.md.us).
**To register for pre-kindergarten at Federalsburg or Greensboro parents must show proof of income (one of the following): W-2's for parents in the household; pay stubs showing a month's worth of income; or a self-documented income worksheet that can be completed and notarized at registration.
***Transportation may be delayed up to 5 days if enrollment is not completed by August 15. Parents will need to provide transportation until busing can be arranged.
Parents may opt to take advantage of the following screenings for pre-kindergarten:
- Vision and hearing screening, screening for Amblyopia
- Assessment of large and small muscle development
- Assessment of social development
- Immunization screening


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***Originally posted on ITS A MATTER OF OPINION***
SHORT REVIEW: Having Mike Myers perform in a kids movie is like having Charles Manson teach a course on anger management.
This film is an abomination but we get what we ask for.
Everyone knows film don't matter right? We go to the theatre or turn on cable and turn our brains off. We all just want to be entertained. It's just a movie.
This film is the result of attitudes like I mention above. We have spent our lives ambivalent to what the leftists, perverts and turd merchants have been doing to our culture for the sake of agenda and dollars. We have allowed the lowest forms of our society lower our standards down to their level. We have sat idly by while our entertainment has become a bustling carnival of pornographic idiocy.
We've made our bed, but I don't want to sleep in it.
This film, although a few years old, should be a sound alert to those who still care that a time has come to make a change. This film clearly made for the youngest of audiences and uses the allure of a classic of children's literature to draw audiences in. The production has the banner of Seuss to give it a façade of legitimacy. It is far from legit. This production has a flagrant disregard for the honorable work it is based on and any audience unfortunate to see it. Where this could have been an enchanting ode to the classic, we have cheap butt humor and swearing.
Mike Myers is not a brilliant comedian. He mugs for the camera and offers the lowest of humor. He peddles in groin jokes and is lauded by society as a master of the form. In The Cat In The Hat we are shown his complete lack of self-control or inventiveness. The character is nothing more than a faded copy of Austin Powers with slightly less rutting.
Parents, do not be fooled by the sign out front. There is nothing but poison for your children in here. This children's film offers your kids erection jokes, cleavage, swearing (they cut the words off with bleeps or other loud noises) rectal and urination jokes and that's what I can come up with off the top of my head. The entertainment you allow your children to consume is a critical choice for all parents. It shapes your child's thinking and value system. Allow you kid to watch filth such as this and you're pleading for trouble. Have some respect for your kids and demand more from those who wish to spend time with them. Do not allow the turd merchants to debase your kids for the sake of a quick buck. Keep them and yourself away from this movie.


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Cushy Tag Blanket
These fanciful tag blankets are constructed and hand sewn, backed and quilted just for us by one of our artisans! The cheerful colors are enticing and each blanket has at least 3 distinctly different textures to increase engagement and help to refine fine motor skills. The tags are made of ribbons of various widths. Don't be surprised if this becomes a favorite! These fantastic blankets are made in the USA and include 100% love! Colors are assorted but they are all beautiful so please let us choose one for you.