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Canada's Top Ten Film Festival showcases the best Canadian films released in 2015 as selected by Canadian filmmakers and industry professionals. It started in 2001 by TIFF to highlight the best films Canada's has produced in the past year, and also to raise general awareness of the country's achievements in film. Short- and feature-length films directed by a Canadian citizen or resident, Canada as the official country of production on the film, and released commercially or played a major film festival in Canada are the criteria for eligibility.
Canada's Top Ten Film Festival runs at the Bell Lightbox in Toronto from Jan. 8 to 17. This year's Top Ten is also offering a geographic twist, with simultaneous screenings in Vancouver's The Cinematheque and Montreal's PHI Centre, including simulcast introductions and interactive Q&A sessions with filmmakers. (Select screenings will also take place in Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, Halifax and Ottawa.) Audience members at the (TIFF ) Toronto screenings will be able to vote for their favourite film in the People's Choice Award. Canadian and Hollywood actor Kiefer Sutherland will be in the "In Conversation With..." event on Jan. 16 with TIFF artistic director Cameron Bailey for a CV-spanning discussion at the Lightbox.
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Grab your coat and get your hat, leave your worries on the doorstep Oh, if only it were that simple. I used to enjoy traveling but now it is something I dread. I know what is coming and like sticking my hand into a flame, I know it is going to hurt. Next week, I am going to Dallas, Texas to visit my son, who is an RN there, his wife and my four Texas grandchildren. I haven't seen the children in four years so I know there will be many changes. There's an ache in the pit of my stomach because I know these children have not seen enough of me in the last eight years since moving to Texas to really know me anymore. Why haven't they seen more of me? Because I don't travel well, not very well at all. After a painful journey, I need to rest. You can't do that when you only have a couple of days to visit a very busy, active family. I never wanted to be known as the sick Nana, even if it is true. They have also not made much of an effort to get out here to see us. My son comes out every other year but to fly a family of six is very expensive. Thus life goes.
I will be traveling with my daughter Beth, her husband, Jeff and their two small children as well as Jeff's Mom and my friend, Nancy. I look forward to sharing their company because we always enjoy each other. Jeff and Nancy are going to a lighting convention there for their business, while Beth, the children and I will travel to the suburbs to visit family. I'm sharing all this with you to explain there will be sitting to get to the airport in Portland, Ore., sitting on the flight, sitting to get out to see family each day and sitting is my nemesis. There is nothing that hurts more because of my unstable sacroiliac joints and accompanying problems with the whole pelvis. The only thing worse, for me, is falling on said joints. That is why I walk. You can only lean against a wall or counter so long without looking suspicious and having someone call the house detective.
When I walk that much, I have intense pain in my pelvis, hips and my ankles hurt and become very unstable. When I become too fatigued I have tachycardia and sometimes, chest pain and difficulty breathing. I do all of this while trying to look healthy so as not to worry my traveling companions. I'm pretty good at it, thanks to the wonders of make-up and an unfailing sense of humor.
I haven't flown since the infamous September 11 and know it is more complicated these days. I am concerned about the delays because it will involve more standing in lines. I do not do well having to sit on hard plastic airport chairs, so I walk a great deal. Eight years ago my daughter and I flew to Helsinki for a long overdue visit with a very old friend from Finland. The long, long flight to England, a six hour layover there followed by another long flight to Helsinki was amazing for me. My bottom was numb about half-way through and I knew once the feeling returned it would return with a vengeance. Beth slept on a bench at Heathrow during the layover. Unlike this country, England has benches, not all those seats with arms, so one can lie down. Unfortunately, when you have a bad sitter, lying down is not much better if the surface is hard. Therefore, I walked, and walked and walked. I cannot sleep when my backside hurts because the pain is too intense. When we finally got out to my friend's apartment, I had not slept in almost 40 hours. She announced to us when they drove into her parking lot at her home, that she didn't want to scare me off and had neglected to tell me she lived on the fifth floor of a building without an elevator. Did you ever just want to lie down and die? I was catatonic with fatigue, pain and wasn't even thinking clearly by then. I guess I think if I survived that trip, I can survive anything.
Forgive me, I digress. Getting ready for this trip I am packing my heating pad, enough medications for twice the length of the trip, and extra pain meds and muscle relaxants and rectal cortisone suppositories. I am fortunate enough to have a General Practitioner here in town who's amazing in her understanding of what my life is like. I am taking only comfortable shoes because I gave up anything but comfort many years ago. I am shipping a box of goodies to the Texas family to arrive hopefully just before we do. I'll address it to myself so hopefully, they won't open it. I may have to paste a few warnings on the outside of the box. My thoughtful daughter, who also suffers back pain due to an old fracture several years ago, has inquired about the type of mattresses at the hotel so we will hopefully be able to rest comfortably. When you have a bad back and backside, a long night on a rock can make you nuts, to say nothing of sleep deprived and very bitchy the next day or two.
Why am I putting myself through all this, you might ask? For family of course, because I want to see my son and most of all I want my Texas grandchildren to remember the Nana they knew when they were small. I remember the spring we were all sitting around our pool conjecturing as to whether or not it was too cold to swim. That Nana, stood up and walked into the pool, shirt, jeans and all. The children loved it. I know she's still inside of me somewhere. I'm also very anxious to get caught up on their lives because their growth has gone on in spite of what has stopped in my life.
Please send me all of your good thoughts, my friends. I will write a blog either from Texas or write it early for the days I will be gone from home.


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Pirates of the Sky RC Club is a family friendly not for profit club located in Southern West Virginia, Mercer County to be more specific. Our mission is to provide a safe, structured, and friendly environment in which persons of all ages can enjoy the exciting world of "radio control" models.
Today, radio control models come in many different configurations and propulsion types. From electric and gas powered aircraft, both fixed wing and helicopters…to cars, trucks, boats and more. We plan to have several public demonstrations during the year, including several events at Glenwood Park, to showcase the different types of RC models available today.
We have recently secured a new RC field and are a chartered member of the AMA (American Modelers Association). We are excited for the opportunity to renew our efforts to provide a supervised fun activity alternative for the young people of our community.
Our goal is to interact with schools within our county by inviting any young person who may be interested, to come and learn about this interesting and exciting hobby. We also encourage adults of any age, with or without children, to also explore our hobby.
Our club will provide several different trainer model types and instruction at no charge to anyone interested in picking up this wonderful pastime.Experienced instructors are always available to advise and train new people.
For months our organization was forced to use facilities of several RC Clubs located in West Virgina, as well as Virginia. With the move to our now permanent location in Mercer County…we will be able to accomodate new members and begin the process of expansion that will allow us to achieve our goal of helping provide another great recreation activity for our community.


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Perhaps I was initially inspired by the black and white photos of my mother's stunningly simple wedding gown. Or maybe it was the image of a headstrong Vivien Leigh in Gone with the Wind throwing bric-a-brac at the hapless Ashley Wilkes. It could even have been the Disney effect…
Whatever the reason, I have always been partial to an off-the-shoulder dress. (Case in point: every "important" dress I've ever chosen, from my senior prom gown, to pageant evening wear, to my wedding gown, has been white and off-the-shoulder!)
For me, off-the-shoulder is simultaneously more romantic than strapless and infinitely sexier than a blatant, plunging necklace. And this Spring, top designers agree.
According to Emily Farra of Vogue, who covered history-making runways shows this fall, "If we had to choose just one trend to define the Spring '16 collections, it would have to be the off-the-shoulder silhouette. Seen on runways from New York to Paris and all over the streets, exposed shoulders were this season's playful, sexy antidote to years of minimalism. Even better, it's a look that appeals to girls of every taste: Whether your style is classic, romantic, or thrift-store bohemian, an off-the-shoulder blouse can go from day to night; leaves plenty of room for accessorizing, especially with earrings; and offers a skin-baring option for girls who prefer not to expose their arms or décolletage."
And, while I won't be pulling out my old prom gown anytime soon, I did find a few amazing dresses and tops, above, that would easy to incorporate into any spring wardrobe.
I am curious… will you rock the off-the-shoulder look this spring?
Your guide to a life filled with STYLE! Susan Conforte McNeill is a wife, mother, author, entrepreneur, Harper's BAZAAR Style Ambassador and Cover Girl Ambassador. Susan Said…WHAT?! was named one of the Top 50 Beauty Blogs in the World by RebateZone.com in 2015. Susan is also the co-founder of the literacy organization Success Won't Wait! Read more about her in Family Circle Magazine.


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Happy new week to you, dear JES! Thank you for so sweetly hosting once again!ReplyDelete
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Thanks so much for hosting even when you are also 'hosting' real guests Jes. Love, Mimi xxxReplyDelete
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thank you for hosting me once more in your wonderful Blog !
This Monday I've chosen a post dating back to last Autumn, rich of photographs. Have a joyous new week and thank you once more,
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Hai friends….thanks for your supporting me…I am writing this ff for you all only.if you have any suggestions or any negative comments pls tell me.I am so happy for you all friends….once again thanks a lot for silent readers and everyone who encouraging me through the comments.
Dhruv goes to his room.he recalls about incident. he thinks how thapki knows about my plan.she gifted him same color 60% fire proof resistant dress.but if she knew about my plan she should tell to bihaan.I think she doesn't know about me.he talks to himself like mad.bihaan and thapki goes to palcony.they sees the moon.thapki says to that bihaan I love stars.but I love moon more than stars.like that I love all our family members.but I love you so much more than them.you are a moon in my life bihaan.you are my life,you are my soul any everything.I can't live without you.she hugs him.bihaan says to her,I am also thapki.you are everything in my life.now I am promise you.I won't let anything wrong happend to you.I always take care you like baby.they smiles each other.thapki tries to tell about dhruv to him.she says to him someone trying to stop our marriage…bihaan thinks she was saying about Sankara.suddenly he stops her.he says I know that person.trust me.lord is there with us.don't get tension.be relax thapki.they hugs each other…(ranjhanaaa plays…)
next day vasundhara asks to servent about all arrangement for mehandi ceremony.he says to her yes mam.. all arrangements are will finish within few minutes.she goes from there.Sankara enters to house.vasu sees Sankara is coming there.she calls her.vasu says to her,so many arrangements are still in pending.so pls do work with me Sankara.Sankara agrees to vasundhara.vasu goes to thapki room.she says to that thapki get ready fast.we have to start this mehandi ceremony within few hours.thapki nods at her.vasu goes from her room.balwander tells to that vasu why are you getting tension. you are feeling restless.go to your room and take rest.vasu says to him, no no today mehandi ceremony for my bahu.so I won't take rest.no one cannot control me until my bihaan marriage.she goes fastly from there.balwander smiles at her.he goes from there.
after few hours poonam comes with thapki to downstairs. vasu sees her.vasu hugs thapki.she says to that thapki,I am very happy for you thapki.my blessing is always there for you and bihaan.then she makes her to sits there.vasu starts to applies mehandi in thapki hand.sankara comes there.vasu says to sankara,beta why are you not applying mehandi in your hand.vasu asks her to apply mehandi.Sankara applies mehandi in her hands.bihaan comes there .he sees thapki.thapki also looks at bihaan.they have an eyelock.aditi sees them.aditi teases bihaan.he says to him,excuse me bihaan ji its public.if you wants to do romance with my didi..go anywhere alone with her.and just wait for 1 day she will become your wife.she laughs.everyone's laughs.then bihaan goes from there.Sankara wrote his name in her hand.bihaan sees this.he gets angry.
bihaan calls Sankara alone to talk with him.she gets happy.she goes with him to his room.he locks the door.he goes to Sankara.he says to her, show your hands to me.she shows her hands.he says to that Sankara,you still in love on me.but I didn't understand you.I scold you.now I am telling to you.you are my life.will you marry me.she gets glad.she says to him yes bihaan throw that thapki from your heart.don't marry her.he says to Sankara,can you pls close your eyes.I wants to give some gift for you.she gets shy.she closes her eyes.bihaan goes to her.suddenly he slaps her hardly.he says to her,I know you won't change.you came here to do something against thapki.I done this to you for to know your truth.he asks her to remove the mehandi.but she doesn't agree with him.he takes cigeratte lighter.he did lighter on and goes to keep her hand.he tortures her in lighter.she gets irritates. she removes the mehandi. she says to him,now I am challenging to you.I will ruined your life.I will marry you surely.he says to her OK let's see.but if you do anything wrong in my marriage I will kill you.suddenly thapki comes to them.she asks to bihaan about mehandi design. he says its beautiful like you.Sankara thinks I will ruined your mehandi.she goes from there.
thapki tries to talk about dhruv truth.but aditi comes to them she says to her maa is calling you di.. aditi goes from there.thapki goes from bihaan.her saree stuck in his wrist band.he removes saree from his band.then suddenly her saree falls down from her shoulder. she gets shy.he sees her hands.he holds the saree.he folds that slowly.he keeps in her shoulder.he pins that saree.they looks each other.they have an eye lock(ranjhanna plays….)
thapki gets hiccups.suddenly bihaan tells to servant to bring food to his room.the servant gives food to bihaan.bihaan feeds food to thapki.she coughs. he makes her to drink water.her Hiccup's stops.she hears poonam calls her.thapki goes from there.
Sankara pours oil on floor.she thinks now thapki mehandi will gone.now she was coming here and the oil makes her to fall down.she smiles.she did call for thapki mobile.she says to her thapki I want to talk with you.so come to downstairs.thapki goes to her.she keeps her legs in oil.suddenly bihaan keeps his hands in her belly.he pulls her on him from his room.she falls on him.but mehandi designs is fine.they have an eye lock.Sankara sees this from far.she gets tensed.bihaan says to that thapki are you OK now.she says I am ok but…you applied mehandi in your hand.you wrote my name in your hand….she gets shy…bihaan says to her…so what are you saying.. then he recalls the incident.he sees her belly.his mehandi sticks in her belly.he says to her…sorry actually I forgot this.I thought to save you.so I done this.she becomes speechless. he brings a cloth.he gets shy.he sees thapki face.he wipes the mehandi in her belly.she closes her eyes…bihaan looks her face.(ranjhanna plays….)
dhruv thinks about plan to stop this marriage. Sankara also thinks about plan about marriage in her home.
thapki recalls the moments and smiles at him.bihaan also did the samething in his room.
next day haldi ceremony is happening in pandey nivas.thapki and bihaan are sitting there.vasu and all family members applies haldi for bihaan and thapki.Sankara comes to pandey nivas.she thinks I arranged everything for stop your marriage now bihaan is going to become as my husband.she smiles.
bihaan wears mangalsutra to Sankara.everyone's gets shocked.Sankara gets faints.dhruv gets shocked.
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Hedgehog Starter Kit
Hedgehog is a Level 3 pattern, using a variety of stitches that cover up most of the pattern surface. Great for adventurous beginners or seasoned stitchers!All Kiriki patterns are screen printed by hand with vibrant, water-based inks right onto the fabric so no tracing or transferring is ever required!
Embroidered Doll Starter Kits include:
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Recommended for Ages 12+. The finished plushie is about 4.5"/11cm tall.
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Dorms at Penn tend to vary--the Quad's three buildings are extremely popular for freshman, who find the Gothic architecture and social atmosphere to be perfect. Many freshman and upperclassman alike find themselves at home in some of the smaller dorms like Hill House and King's Court where a sense of community is usually strong. The high-rise dorms have more amenities and often are popular with sophomores, but usually do not have the same social atmosphere as the low-rise dorms. Penn also makes use of residential programs within houses that bring students of similar interests together, and are generally a positive experience for participants.
There are many housing options at Penn, both on-and-off campus.
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Tiger Woods started off the new season with a record low, scoring the worst round of his PGA career. The Waste Management Phoenix Open is the first tour event that Woods has come out for this year, and he may yet wish he hadn't. He scored an 11-over 82, which together with a 73 from Thursday, left him with not only his worst round ever, but landed him at the very bottom of the leader board. There is no chance that he will make the cut to continue on in the tournament.
His disappointment was evident, though he managed to maintain his calm in comments after the round, saying that he needed to simply keep things in perspective and come out better in his next event. Woods had been plagued with poor rounds at the end of last season, owing largely to injury concerns. It was expected that he would come out this year recuperated and on his game. Instead, he still had a bit of rust to shake off. Being who he is, however, nobody expects this to be the new standard for the former number one.
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But one-half did not report it: Survey
Forty-two per cent of working Canadians have witnessed misconduct at their current employer, according to a survey released by ClearView Strategic Partners, an ethics reporting/whistleblowing and advisory services firm.
The types of misconduct witnessed are:
• misuse of company property (28 per cent)
• harm to employees (25 per cent)
• privacy violations (17 per cent)
• fraud (17 per cent)
• conflicts of interest (13 per cent)
• environmental violations (12 per cent)
• misrepresentation of financial results (11 per cent)
• bribery or corruption (nine per cent).
"Senior business leaders should use these results to take a long, hard look at the ethics within their organizations, and determine ways they can improve their programs and strengthen their ethical cultures," said Phil Enright, president and CEO of ClearView. "Wrongdoing can negatively impact your organization's reputation and financial well-being, while a strong ethical culture can positively impact your organization's performance and reduce risk."
One-half (48 per cent) of the people who witnessed workplace misconduct did not report it, found the survey of the 1,054 respondents. Their reluctance or inability to speak up about wrongdoing may be linked to a lack of faith that investigations will be conducted properly (69 per cent), a belief disciplinary measures will not be applied consistently (66 per cent) or because many fear retaliation or negative consequences as a result of reporting (23 per cent).
"Understanding why over 40 per cent of respondents witnessed misconduct, but almost half did not report it, should lead to remedies, improved preventative measures, and a reduction in unethical behaviour," said Leonard Brooks, professor of business ethics and accounting at the University of Toronto.
"Understanding the nature of the misconduct witnessed is also essential to effective governance. Directors, corporate executives and senior management of organizations, who cannot personally interact with many employees, need to ensure that their corporate culture is supportive of concerned employees who want to improve and protect their company. This is just sound risk management."
Employees are under tremendous pressure to compromise ethical standards to achieve their goals, found the survey. One in three felt that delivering results was more important than doing the right thing while 22 per cent felt they had to compromise their personal ethics to keep their job.
There are a number of things organizations can do to improve ethics, said Enright: set up strong incentives to act with integrity; improve confidence in investigation and disciplinary systems; and protect employees who wish to report misconduct by eliminating retaliation and providing secure, confidential and anonymous reporting channels.


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These lists are always so hard! It's been a good year in books. There is no particular order here.
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Top Ten Tuesday: Books I've Read So Far In 2015
These lists are always so hard! It's been a good year in books. There is no particular order here.
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Nice! Seeing a lot of ACOTAR! It made my list too because it was just that awesome! ;)ReplyDelete
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I puffy hearted Fall With Me. Roxy's story has been my favorite so far in the series. Haven't read anything else on your list but I am loving the cover of Midnight Captive.ReplyDelete
Great picks! I really want to start that series by Elle Kennedy, I think I need to bite the bullet soon!!ReplyDelete
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I too enjoyed Take Me On, Fall with Me and Court. I can't wait to try Sweet as well.ReplyDelete
Midnight Captive? I have this. Maybe it needs to get moved up the list. Thanks.ReplyDelete
Hey, those all look GREAT, Teresa! And those covers....YUM! I especially like the cover of "A Court of Thorns and Roses", which is the top read for me, from this group. i also want to read "Fall With Me", "Losers and Weepers", and "Take Me On". My summer TBR, I think!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing!! : )
- AnonymousJune 30, 2015 at 6:36 PM
Not surprisingly ACOTAR is a popular one this week! I enjoyed Take Me On when I read it, Katie McGarry is a good author! Have a good week!ReplyDelete
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ACOTAR is everywhere today! I cannot wait to read it! I don't think I have heard a bad review on it. Great choices!!ReplyDelete
I also loved A Court of Thorns and Roses! I think I'm going to try Throne of Glass next by her soon. I really need to read a book by Katie McGarry. I think they'd be perfect for me. Happy reading.ReplyDelete
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I still need to get my hands on Sweet. ACOTAR and Take Me On are two of my favorite reads. Great picks, Teresa.ReplyDelete
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Oh Katie McGarry! I love her books too. My TTT @CrushingcindersReplyDelete
Gah! I really need to read Sweet already! I also need to read the rest of Elle's Killer Instincts series! I really liked the one I had read! Love me some Tessa and ACOTAR! And yay you read Take Me On!ReplyDelete
Oh my bob you are SO going to love ACOTAR. It's one of my favorite books so far, along with "An Ember in the Ashes." Get your read on and try the latter!ReplyDelete
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How do your students soak in new information? I love finding fun and interactive ways to help them remember their capitalization and punctuation rules. Learning new things can sometimes be daunting for kids – especially in early elementary. One of the many ways I try to help kids learn to capitalize is using sentence editing strips. They LOVE to read the sentence and get a chance to 'mark' and edit the sentence just like the teacher would!
***Guest Post by Yara of Sea of Knowledge
Sentence Editing Strips
There are plenty of ways to practice capitalization, and here's one idea I use all the time:
Get the students to sit in a circle and split them in two groups (red and green). Then, write a sentence on the board with errors. A student from each group has a go at naming an error. If they name it correctly – they get one point (use a tally mark counter on the side of the board). If they make a mistake, they lose a point from their team, and so on. Keep going with as many sentences as you think they can handle, and give a fun incentive to the winning team! This idea can be adapted to other concepts too.
These strips are so easy to use! To prepare these, you will need:
- Laminator
- Scissors
- A copy of the sentence editing strips (below)
- A copy of uppercase letter cards (below)
- A copy of punctuation cards (below)
- Dry erase markers
- Wet wipes
Once prepared, the strips can be used over and over again. They can be placed in a plastic sleeve or envelope during literacy stations.
Before getting the students get to start editing the strips, you could go over the capitalization and punctuation rules with a poster (or draw one of your own) as a whole group.
Instruct the students to read the sentence on each strip first. They then look at all the words and letters and try to 'fix' the capitalization / punctuation mistakes. The strips are divided and a key 'capitalization' or 'punctuation' guide is shown on each strip.
A blank page is also included so that you could add your own sentences, or perhaps add sentences where the students can edit and fix both capitalization and punctuation mistakes.
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Yara is an ESL teacher from Sydney, Australia with a passion for making learning fun and engaging. She loves creating fun activities that children and learners can benefit from, and she shares them often on her blog, Sea of Knowledge.


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Why Cancer Insurance?
Cancer rates in the United States continue to increase. However, more and more cancer patients are surviving due to improved treatment options. Many of these options are expensive and can be financially draining on a family, especially when you are already dealing with the emotional and physical toll of cancer.
- In the U.S., men have a 1 in 2 lifetime risk of developing cancer, and for women the risk is 1 in 3.
- About 1.4 million new cancer cases are expected to be diagnosed in 2006.
- Cancer costs Americans more than $209 billion annually.
- More than 64 percent of that amount is considered indirect or hidden costs not covered by most major medical plans.
Source: Cancer Facts & Figures, American Cancer Society, 2006.
The Importance of Early Detection
The good news is that regular screenings by a health care professional are effective at early detection of many types of cancer including breast, colon, cervical and prostate cancer. Early detection helps increase the chance of survival. Likewise, if detected early, the treatment may not be as intense or costly.
- The screening-accessible cancers listed above account for about half of all new cancer cases. Half the cancers can be detected early by having regular cancer screening tests.
Source: American Cancer Society, Cancer Facts & Figures, 2001
Early detection is key. Numerous studies have shown that early detection saves lives and increases treatment options. Our cancer and critical illness plans both offer annual specified health screening or wellness benefits. You don't have to be diagnosed with cancer to receive this benefit from your plan.
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"The geological impact of human activity is so pronounced that it has changed the behavior of our planet. this is the epoch of the anthropocene. Though the anthropocene may appear to mark the moment humans have come to overpower nature, it is also an opportunity to rethink the most fundamental relationship between our buildings and ecology. Architecture should be considered a tool for redefining the complete cycle of building, from its most basic components to its operating systems."


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The Ebel Watch Company began in 1911 in France and continues to make high-end watches for men and women in sports and dress styles. Ebel watches can be found at many department stores and authorized retailers. The Ebel Wave is a metal dress watch available for both men and women that features a hidden clasp on the bracelet. While this provides a seamless look to the watch band, it can be difficult to open. There are a few steps to open an Ebel Wave watch bracelet.
Turn the watch so that the watch band is facing you.
Grasp each side of the watch band in the middle of the band. Apply pressure on the underside of the watch band, lightly pinch each side of the watch band and lift up. The watch is now open.
Gently pull each side of the watch band as the hidden clasp opens and expands. Place the watch on the wrist.
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About the Museum
Our Mission: To preserve and present the history and heritage of the sugar industry and the multiethnic plantation life which it engendered.
Our Vision: To provide an enriching experience to those learning about the history of the sugar industry and understanding Hawaii's plantation heritage and how it helped shape our current island society. To become a major visitor destination and community educational resource. To provide an outdoor space for the community with a venue for their cultural festivals as well as a gathering place for reunions and other social events.
Value Statement:
- Communication: Build open and honest relationships through communication
- Integrity: Be reliable, trustworthy, transparent and honest in our relationships
- Respect: For people, communities, cultures
- Consideration: Recognizing and responding to the needs of visitors, staff members and volunteers
- Collaboration: Good ideas come from everywhere, and we all work together to support innovation, increase adaptability and reduce costs
- Access: Provide to the public access and availability to materials of an historical nature that express and evidence the history of the sugar industry and plantation life. Include access to all in museum programs and activities
The Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum was established in 1980 with a grant from Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. The Sugar Museum is a memorial to early sugar pioneers and founders of the company, Samuel Thomas Alexander and Henry Perrine Baldwin. The Sugar Museum is also a gift to the Maui community to mark the 1982 incorporation centennial of Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co., which was division of A&B Hawaii, Inc.
The Sugar Museum was established with a Board of Directors and Officers. In 1990, the IRS granted the museum its status as a subchapter 501 (c) 3 non-profit corporation. Although the museum bears the Alexander & Baldwin name, it is an independent non-profit organization. All donations are welcome! Please see the Donate section for more information.
The Sugar Museum is an historical and cultural repository for the artifacts, photos, and documents that depict the history of sugar on Maui. The Sugar Museum tells the story of the sugar industry, plantation life, and the immigrants who came to Hawaii from around the world in response to the industry's labor needs. Despite the hardships they encountered, these people preserved and shared their cultures and traditions with one another. The cultures and traditions shaped the local lifestyle that endures today. Since its opening on July 15, 1987, the Sugar Museum has received over a million visitors.
Board of Directors
Mr. Douglas A. Sheehan
Mr. Stephen H. Onaga
Treasurer and Controller
Mr. Roger MacArthur
Mr. Ken S. Ota
Vice President
Mr. Howard K. Nakamura
Ms. Maryanna G. Shaw Stockholm
Ms. Alyson Nakamura
Mr. Darren Strand
Mr. Richard F. Cameron
Mr. Rick W. Volner, Jr.
Ms. Meredith J. Ching
Mr. A.D. "Puck" Waterhouse, Jr.
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Last week I had the opportunity to visit Saint-Martin/St Maarten on a business trip and was amazed at what the destination has to offer. As a huge fan of Europe, and also of the Caribbean, this place ranks very highly on my list. My expectations were completely surpassed by the people, food, beaches and unique the European feel.
As foodie, I was not disappointed. I got my fill of fabulous French pastries, cheeses and wine as well as Dutch treats. Unlike other parts of the Caribbean, the island is very safe and friendly. Many of the products are imported from France and the Netherlands. (You'll find all the top wine labels there, especially French, and it is also a lot cheaper than in the US!)
Saint-Martin/St Maarten is also flooded with the mega-rich and we saw about 50 corporate jets parked at the airport and marinas packed with some of the most impressive boats in the world. (I have never seen so many super yachts in one place!) The cruise season is in full swing with Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, Windstar and other lines bringing passengers in daily to St Maarten – adding between 4,000 to 36,000 passengers to the population in one day.
What set my expectations so low? What I saw online. Before the trip I scoured the web to find as much information as possible. Unfortunately I found the tourism board websites tough to find and difficult to navigate. There is no one source for objective information as the island is split down the middle (half French, half Dutch) so each side does it's own thing. Many of the operators and villa rental websites are dated. The overall impression I got was that it was backward, unsophisticated, and overpriced – and that I would be seeing a lot of airplanes. My expectations were low.
About those planes, yes, it's true. If you try searching for video or photos for St Maarten/Saint Martin you would think the sound of aircraft landing and taking off is what to expect during your stay. Actually, a very popular thing to do is to visit the Sunset Beach Bar, located at the end of the airport's runway. Obviously this appeals to a certain traveler, but not likely to give savvy and sophisticated travelers the impression of this upscale and exotic slice of Europe.
Take a look at YouTube and you will see A LOT of:
This video in particular has over 8 million views!
Where I'm heading with this is for destinations to be aware of the impression travelers are getting about their brand online. This is not just about your website, but what comes up on Google searches, YouTube, Facebook, TripAdvisor, Twitter etc. You want to make sure the impression travelers get (and yes, they will search several sources) is the impression you want them to have. Destinations also need to develop social strategies to inspire visitors to upload the content that will encourage others to travel there. The great news is that there is a lot of room for improvement for this unique, special place, and others just like it, to develop and improve their brand online.


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April 22nd is Earth Day and I am personally very happy to think about how we can lend a helping hand to Mother Nature. In observance of this international day devoted to the preservation of our planet's environment, The Music Center, DWP and Grand Park are hosting Earth Day LA. The event, scheduled from 9am-2pm, features an e-waste drop off, tours of Grand Park's sustainable landscaping, composting, recycled art and so much more! Whether you spend the day at the park, or plan to go green elsewhere, here is a list of tips (inspired by the EPA) to make sure you have the Earth's back:
1. Reduce: Consider cutting down on the amount of things that can become waste. When shopping, keep an eye out for products that are made from sustainable, reused or recycled materials, or choose to purchase items in less packaging. It might feel like a small step, but the impact is huge.
2. Reuse: Feeling crafty? Upcycle! In other words, take items that might otherwise be thrown away and turn them into something useful for the household or workplace. There are so many awesome DIY projects, from milk cartons turned bird feeders, to potting plants in a pair of old stilettos. Let your imagination run wild!
3. Recycle: Help keep our public spaces clean! Properly dispose of trash and waste in receptacles and dumpsters. Recycle metals, plastics, and paper. Did you know that Grand Park has both trash and recycling receptacles placed throughout the park for easy access? There are even solar powered trash compactors to consolidate waste!
Have old batteries? An old P.C. that, in its heyday, ran Windows 95 ever so wonderfully? Those old games for Super Nintendo? The answer to those eyesores: e-cycling. That's the process of recycling or properly disposing of electronic waste such as computers and other gadgets. For the the upcoming Earth Day LA event at Grand Park, The Music Center and DWP, there will be an e-waste drop-off in The Music Center Plaza from 9am-2pm. You can also find a center near you here.
4. Buy locally, or grow your own! This can reduce air pollution caused by food and goods transport.
5. Use only the water you need, and reuse when possible. Californians rely heavily upon our water supplies to keep agriculture productive throughout the central valley and elsewhere. In the midst of an epic drought, like the one we are currently facing, it is now more important than ever to conserve water use.
6. Use human-powered and alternative modes of transportation to get to where you are going! Let's face it, not only does it make you feel great to walk, jog, cart-wheel, dance or ride a bike from place to place, but it also improves our air quality! Why spend your life in the car? Take public transportation, carpool, plan your day in order to reduce trips and vehicle emissions, and avoid Los Angeles' traffic. Need to go to the laundromat AND the grocery store? Do them both in the same trip to save your dollars and help the environment at the same time.
7. Plant a tree. Or plant several trees! Plant native species in your gardens and encourage important pollinators such as bees and birds by featuring their favorite plants. You can learn about composting tomorrow at Earth Day LA. You can also take a tour of the sustainable landscaping to learn more about the Grand Park's plant life.
8. Save energy at home. Turn off the lights and unplug appliances when they are not being used. You can also choose to purchase energy-saving appliances. Don't know which ones are energy-saving? Look for Energy Star!
Give us a shout out on Twitter or Instagram @grandpark_LA to let us know how you plan to spend your #EarthDayLA
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Hitachi cuts as well this week. Aivars Lode avantce
Hitachi Data Systems hands out P45s ... to EXECUTIVES
By | Paul Kunert 28th February 2014 14:02
Storage firm cutting costs amid yet another restructure
Cost-cutting Hitachi Data Systems has put a couple of senior execs on notice of redundancy, including UK and Ireland channel bigwig Neill Burton and veep for emerging markets Russell Hill.
Staff were told about the potential redundancies yesterday, and promptly leaked it to The Channel.
"The company has got to find further cost savings across the region and decided to get rid of people that led the transformation work," an insider told us.
As part of that transformation work, Burton - who joined HDS from Computacenter as veep for channels and alliances at the start of 2012 - was tasked with recruiting generals to help beef up partner sales.
HDS admitted its channel unit had "lacked teeth", wanted partners to account for up to 80 per cent of company revenues, and embarked upon an aggressive customer acquisition strategy.
At last count, resellers and SIs comprised 65 per cent of UK revenues though the figure is understood to be tracking to a far higher run rate in the current fiscal.
Internal sales reps were handed a channel element in their overall revenue targets as HDS tried to improve links with partner businesses, and a team was assembled to blend all sales forces.
Three UK sales directors were put in place with Jonathan Naik heading the SI unit, Sue Preston the existing house accounts and latterly Lynn Collier, who replaced Nick Venables as new business development boss.
We asked HDS to comment on the moves, and it responded by confirming that Collier has been made COO for the UK biz, and this apparently will "elevate our focus on executing against a robust and effective partnering strategy."
"Lynn will also focus on leading sales enablement and productivity across both the direct and indirect routes to market," HDS added.
It added that Burton was a "valued member of the leadership team and has played a significant role in driving our partner strategy to date."
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The Western Meadowlark is one of our most abundant and widely distributed grassland birds. It inhabits open country from natural and planted grasslands of the Northern Great Plains to tidal flats along the Pacific Ocean, and from sea level to mountain meadows at 3700 meters. Its frequent roadside occurrence, colorful plumage, and melodious song make it one of our most popular birds; no fewer than six states have it as their state bird.
Although the Western Meadowlark was known to explorers Lewis and Clark, John James Audubon was impressed with the degree to which it had subsequently been overlooked and gave the bird its Latin name (Sturnella neglecta). His report (Audubon 1844) of a meadowlark west of the Mississippi similar in appearance but differing in voice from the familiar Eastern Meadowlark (S. magna) triggered a debate over the status of these birds that lasted for another century. Studies of their morphology, ecology, and behavior in regions of sympatry from Texas to Ontario revealed little or no evidence of interbreeding and one of the first cases of interspecific territoriality among North American birds. Subsequent research with captive birds demonstrated a high incidence of hybrid sterility.
Although a gifted songster, the Western Meadowlark is not a lark (Family Alaudidae) but related instead to New World blackbirds and troupials (Family Emberizidae, subfamily Icterinae). It is easily recognized as a meadowlark by its white tail margins and yellow breast with V-shaped black bib, but separation from the Eastern Meadowlark in the field is difficult except by species-specific songs and calls.
Key studies of Western Meadowlarks have been conducted by Bryant (Bryant 1914a) on the diet of the species in California. Interestingly the study arose in response to pressure by grain-growers to have the species designated a "pest" due to its impact on crops. At the same time, its insectivorous habit was also well known and it was recognized that the species could play a role in controlling harmful invertebrates. Lanyon conducted key studies of natural history (Lanyon 1953, Lanyon 1957), distribution (Lanyon 1956a, Lanyon 1962), and hybridization (Lanyon 1966, Lanyon 1979b). Further work by Rowher (Rohwer 1972a, Rohwer 1972b, Rohwer 1973a) advanced our knowledge on the distribution and hybridization of Eastern and Western Meadowlarks in the Great Plains. Falls and colleagues have revealed many aspects of the structure and function of the meadowlark's beautiful and unique song (Falls and Krebs 1975, Falls and d'Agincourt 1981, Falls and d'Agincourt 1982, Falls 1985, and Falls et al. 1988, Horn and Falls 1988b, Horn and Falls 1988a, Horn and Falls 1991, Horn et al. 1993), and a number of researchers have provided insight into the habitat requirements and demography of Western Meadowlarks in the US (Rotenberry and Wiens 1980a, Johnson and Temple 1990, Koford et al. 2000, Johnson and Igl 2001, Johnson and Schwartz 1993a) and Canada (Owens and Myres 1973, Davis and Sealy 2000, McMaster and Davis 2001, Davis 2003d, Davis 2004c, Davis et al. 2006a)


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The Shamesuit Effect
It's sometimes weird trying to navigate a casually-dressed society when you want to look like a fun-loving grownup; I always find that there's a risk of looking more starched that I'd like if I dial-back the sartorial joy too much. You know...color, prints, ripped denim…whatever. I love all of my classic pieces like this cashmere sweater, these baroque black pearls (beautifully imperfect, more on that in a minute), and these prim, vintage Ferragamo Vara pumps that I found on consignment. However, when mixed all together, they make me look a little too bland for my liking. Not that there is anything wrong with a conservative look, it's just not my particular fashion identity. I need to wreck the perfection a bit; add some joy, irreverence, or whimsy. So I chose my short, tiered wool skirt from Tibi, a thrifted denim jacket (5 bucks at Goodwill in the USA), and left the tights in the drawer.
As many times as I've written about my penchant for imperfection and balance on this blog, I've never really explored the reasons why I feel this need to keep everything just a bit undone - apart from that ever-elusive fashion coolness factor that lives in all of us who love to dress.
After giving it some thought, I've come to realise that my goal of always striving for a bit of imperfection is probably my reaction to what was once (and still is in many ways) engrained deep within the social matrix of how we perceive the way women dress. There is still a pervading sense that we should be more serious about our fashion at 40-plus. Not long ago, I went into a shop aimed at my age demographic looking for a swimsuit, and it was the most depressing exercise ever. There was absolutely no joy in any of the designs in the store. None. Not even a flash of yellow or metallic. The designs were all these heavy, dark, skirted, thick, padded, control-everything-about-your-body shamesuits that gave me a serious education about the message we are sending to women about how they should feel about their middle-aged bodies. They were grim. Even the printed ones made you think of a dusty plastic-covered couch in a care home. I wanted to yell over to the clerk "where do you keep the swimsuits for people who don't hate themselves?"
These shamesuits, staring at me at point-blank range, told a tale about how designers see my body, my demographic, and of course you can extrapolate that to how society sees us as well. You're either a frumpy soccer mom or a try-hard Real Housewife, is that it? And I had just so happened to walk into a shop aimed at the former instead of the latter. Had I not been so preoccupied with worry about these poor women getting tangled in those big, heavy shamesuits and plunging to their watery deaths at the bottom of the sea, I might have written the company an angry letter about it. I may still.
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How complex the culture of fear [immigration]
Posted on November 28, 2010 in Inclusion Debates
Source: Globe & Mail — Authors: Irshad Manji
TheGlobeandMail.com – News/Opinions/Opinion
Published Friday, November 26, 2010. Irshad Manji
It's been a banner year for populist politicians. They've racked up staggering wins not just in Toronto and across the United States, but also throughout Europe.
Geert Wilders, the pro-freedom Dutchman who nonetheless wants to ban the Koran, became kingmaker in the Netherlands' minority government. Angela Merkel, the usually staid German Chancellor, gave a nod to public opinion and admitted that multiculturalism "has failed, utterly failed."
But perhaps the biggest surprise sprang from Sweden, a country renowned, politically speaking, for its liberalism. The Sweden Democrats, an avowedly anti-immigrant party, captured parliamentary seats for the first time. As goes Sweden, some say, so goes liberal democracy.
In The Geopolitics of Emotion, the French analyst Dominique Moïsi observes that Europe and America are devolving into "cultures of fear." Having travelled widely, I'm convinced he's right. But what I haven't fathomed until recently is just how complex the fear can be – and, therefore, why it's simple-minded to accuse the fearful of being simple-minded.
Let me illustrate through a YouTube clip that a fellow writer in Sweden sent me. The video features a small-town representative of the Sweden Democrats (SD). He's being invited to name those elements of Swedish culture that need protecting. For several seconds, the man falls mute. Finally, he replies, "Christmas and, uh, ancient ruins."
My writer friend, Hakan Lindgren, explains that "everybody who saw the clip was supposed to laugh at this SD buffoon. I didn't."
Mr. Lindgren believes that Swedes now suffer the "hidden, anaesthetized pain" of living in a country with little or no connection to its traditions. Their pain remains hidden because "we have learned not to complain." Immigration didn't precipitate this identity crisis, he emphasizes. Modernization and its various trappings did. As he puts it, "We were told – and we accepted – that our traditions were worthless compared to the benefits of modernity." The upshot: A profound lack of confidence, individually and socially.
But it's aggravated by our era of mass migration, Mr. Lindgren goes on, because you're bound to bump into someone "who is full of self-confidence about his culture or religion. That confrontation brings out all the postponed feelings – you feel hurt, angry, inferior, ashamed, envious."
What an eye-opener for me. When Muslim immigrants self-segregate and hang onto conservative cultural traditions, I see them acting out their insecurities. But for others, these are markers of too much security.
The YouTube clip gives rise to yet another twist. Despite his concern for Swedish culture, the man is wearing a baseball cap – and one that bears the Confederate flag, a searing symbol of 19th-century American slave-holding states. Did he know what the flag stands for? Is this his message, too? Or does he seek only to be a rebel in some vague sense?
(I would have promoted the image of Pippi Longstocking, the Swedish storybook heroine with braids that stuck out as much as her personality did. Living in the backwoods, the fiery Pippi made her own rules – a heroine for rebels everywhere. But then, I'm a feminist.)
Mr. Lindgren claims that he has no idea how to move his country forward. Yet in one of our exchanges, he offers a valuable clue. "Whenever someone says that we should discuss the problems with immigration," he sighs, "the response comes instantly: Aha! So you want to help the SD bastards!"
Which brings me to conclude that a culture of fear isn't merely one in which the natives fear the immigrants. It's one in which people of all backgrounds fear being branded for their sincere worries about whether unity can be extracted from diversity. After all, if you don't know who you are, to what are you asking newcomers to adapt?
When mainstream leaders flee that question out of their own fears, many voters will build rage and release it through acidic politics. "The worst thing that can happen to a country is not conflicts – they are unavoidable – but the failure to discuss those conflicts constructively and honestly," Mr. Lindgren reflects. "Populist politicians discuss conflicts openly, but not in an honest or constructive way."
As Americans prepare for a showdown over immigration reform, they would do well to learn from a thoughtful and empathetic young Swede.
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A worried couple fearing their daughter could never afford a house in leafy Tyneside suburb splashed out #175,000 on a swanky pad for her - even th ough she is only 10 years old!
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He pointed to how lavish schemes like the transformation of the old Swan House roundabout into the new 55 Degrees North development have proved to be rapid sell-outs.
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New research by a leading investment mortgage broker has suggested that professional landlords with multi-million pound portfolios are strengthening their grip on the Tyneside housing market.
Mortgages for Business believes around half of all the UK's buy-to-let properties are owned by professional investors - but in the North the figure is higher at 79 per cent.
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The huge price rises have prompted some banks and building society to lend buyers far more than in the past.
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Instead, the society has brought out a range of mortgages to help people get onto the property ladder as salaries fail to keep up with prices.


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