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Victoria Falls is a small tourist town with a main area of tourist shops, markets , a grocery store, restaurants and excursion places. The sound of helicopters taking tourists over the falls is constant.
Zimbabwe doesn't have its own currency; they take US dollars, Namibian dollars, Euros, Botswana Pulla and Rand. Shawn asks Gift what they give you when you go to the bank machine? Gift replies " sometimes US dollars, sometimes rand, sometimes Pulla....whatever they have that day."
People all over on the streets are selling the old Zimbabwe currency which is worth nothing these days. You can buy trillion dollar bills. Graham is collecting these bills.
The cost for things in Zimbabwe is a lot more than in Namibia and Botswana.
We head to Victoria Falls National Park. The falls are truly impressive. It's not just one small falls, it is about 1km of straight waterfalls falling into a large crack in the earth.. You walk a trail that leads to many different falls viewpoints. We look across onto the Zambia side of the falls and at one point we see people lounging in the Devils Pool at the side of the falls ( like right at the edge)....this natural pool is the ultimate in infinity pools, with the edge dropping off into a deadly precipice. Amazing.
The trail ends at a spot where people stand or sit with their legs hanging over the cliff edge. It makes me feel sick especially when Graham and Shawn decide to pose vicariously close to the edge. Cameron is ahead of us with Frank and Alex so God knows how close they were standing.
We are not going to see the falls from the Zambia side because it costs $30 each to enter Zambia then $75 each to return to Zimbabwe plus a few hours each time for border crossings. Yikes.
We all packed our own lunches in the morning and eat them at the falls. Because of all the mist from the falls ( actually at times it's like a soft rain), there is a rainforest vegetation that ends abruptly where the rainy part ends. Bright blue lobelia grows wild here.
We check out Dr Livingstones statue.
Meeting everyone at the park gates, Alfons drives Brenda over to pick us up. Once on the truck, Gift announces that as requested by Frank and the guys, he has organized a game between us and a second league soccer club division team called Amagagasi ( which means big waves) at 3:00pm so we only have 30 minutes to check into our hotel.
We arrive at the Rainbow Hotel, which looks luxurious after many days of camping. We quickly drop off our stuff and get back onto Brenda. We drive through the tourist area and go to a part of the city inhabited more by locals.
We are full of vim and vigor, deciding who will be playing for our team as we drive into the stadium. The Amagagasi team are stretching and running through their paces. " "We are so dead" someone yells out, ( it might have been me).
They are expecting us. Someone opens the gate and Brenda rolls in.
Alfons parks the bus and we all get out. Our team, consisting of Gift, Frank, Graham, Martin, Felix, Alex, Sam, Ieuan, Lucas and Cameron in goal prepare themselves. The rest of us, the cheering squad sit on the benches. There are only a few other local kids and people in the stadium to start.
Gift runs across the field to speak to the Amagagasi coach....Shawn suggests " He's going over to discuss terms of surrender".
Our team goes to the bench, introductions are made, some Amagagasi members join our team to even out the numbers, black and white jerseys are handed out to our team, the Amagagasi team wear white. Cameron is given a green keeper ( soccer goalie) shirt.
They start to play. Our team does better than expected. Cameron makes some great saves. Martin gets hit in the head with the ball. Jolanda worries that he's broken his glasses but all is well. Our boys play well but the Amagagasi are well practiced ( and haven't been sitting in a truck for three weeks) and start to score. We scream encouragement for our team every time their feet get within twelve inches of the ball.
I notice that crowds are starting to gather, more and more by the minute. I take pictures of the local kids as they ham it up for the camera. I get the kids to dab. The adults smile and chuckle at our enthusiasm. There are easily a few hundred people in the stadium by the end of the game. Everyone is having fun and in good spirits.
We lose 3-0 but the locals are treating our team like champions. The players from both sides pose together for team photos. Emails are exchanged and friends are made.
People follow us to the bus and surround our team. Cameron is already on the bus but they keep calling to have him (the goalie) come back out. They tell him they think he should be recruited by Zimbabwe. A man congratulates Cameron and crowds of kids start chanting something over and over again. The man and Cameron start doing some jumping dance....the rest of our other players are also surrounded....everyone is going wild. No word of a lie, I have videos to prove it.
Kids surround the truck and follow us as we drive out. Everyone waves. We feel like rock stars. What a day.
Gift is thrilled. He says it's one of the first times that a tour has made a point to mingle with the locals. We feel honored. I can feel the good will all around.
We go back to the hotel to quickly change and soon meet up to walk to a lovely, very posh resort called "The Kingdom" for our last full family supper. A really talented African singing and dancing group perform. Shawn makes a speech thanking Gift and Alfons. The evening ends too soon.
One of the hotel staff offers to put up the mosquito nets over our beds. We don't notice any bugs so we say it's ok. He seems surprised and wishes us a good night.
The strong taste of bug spray in my mouth wakes me up. I open my eyes to find Shawn dousing himself in mosquito spray inches from my open mouth.
After a great buffet breakfast at the hotel, Ieuan and Cat are the first to leave for Zambia.
Shawn, Graham, Maddie, James and I are picked up by a friendly guy named Captain Frank and his assistant Peter and he takes us to the place where we begin our gorge walk.
I must admit, I have a fear of heights and am a poor climber...there is definately no mountain goat in my genes.
The hike immediately begins by descending the steepest, really long, open bar staircase I have ever seen. Captain Frank goes down first with me immediately behind , followed by the rest of our group. I go really slow and hyperventilate all the way and I may drop a few four letter words on my way down.
The hike continues along and down the cliff with some rocky areas being very narrow. Captain Frank is with me the whole way.
We stop and watch the white water rafters going down the Zambezie River. The rafts of tourists are always accompanied by many guides in small one person kayaks. Their job is to pick up anyone who falls out of the raft. These guys often "play" in the rapids with their small boats by trying to stay in the centre of the rapid for a while....kind of rapid surfing.
We look at the big rapid below us and John asks what level of rapid it is. Captain Frank says it's an easy 1+ rapid. Yikes.
The scenery is rugged and beautiful. At one point we stop under the bridge and while listening to our guide explain about the area and history, we watch the bungee jumpers. Lots of screams come from the jumpers. You couldn't pay me enough to do that.
They say you should do something that scares you once a day. I'm of the mindset that once a year is enough....and it can't be too scary.
After hiking a while more we arrive to an edge where Captain Frank says we can jump off the cliff and the current directly below will pull us back in to the area where Peter is waiting to pull us out. My initial thought is " Not a chance in hell" but I find myself taking off my shoes and adjusting my life jacket and helmet. My helmet is a little loose so I decide to keep my wide brimmed safari hat on underneath it.
Captain Frank has our cameras. The plan is, he counts to five and we jump as he clicks the picture. Graham jumps first, then Shawn, then Maddie and James jump together, then it's my turn. Frank counts to five, I hesitate..." Stop, stop, let's try again" I say. He counts to five but I'm too busy praying to jump, he counts to five, this time I'm too busy thinking, then he counts again....you get the drift. Finally around the tenth or twelfth count, I jump far out.
I'm exhilarated in my daring but I can't see a blooming thing cause my now soaking wet hat brim is flopped over my eyes. I blissfully float into the current. Urgent calls of "swim towards us" are coming from the whole group. I try and the next thing I know Shawn grabs one arm, James grabs the other and they drag me towards the waters edge where I grab Peter's outstretched hand.
Unbeknownst to me, I had jumped a bit to far, caught the wrong current and was starting to float down the Zambezie.
After Graham jumps a second time, we put on our shoes and hike back up. The steep, narrow stairs are just as scary going up.
Once at the top we are treated to bottles of Zimbabwe beer....it's a good thing that we didn't drink the beer first.
I mention to Captain Frank that we are looking for a local soccer jersey for Cameron and he drives us to a market in the local area by the stadium.
Cameron is up when we return to the hotel. He tells us that Frank, Felix, Alex and him have been invited to watch the Amagagasis practice at 2pm and that the coach has a shirt for him.
After changing we meet up with The gang to walk into town for some lunch and shopping. Cameron and the guys go off on their own with plans to go to the football stadium at 2pm.
Jolanda tells us the the locals have been trading wooden and stone souvenirs with the boys for their things. One local told Felix that he would give him a little wooden animal figure for his socks! Jolanda says " you don't want his socks, they stink!" But the man says, "that's ok, I will wash them".
Apparently later Sam trades his pants for a big hippo statue....I'm not sure what Sam wears back to the hotel.
Shawn, Graham and I decide to go to the practice. We arrive at 2pm to find the pylons set up but hardly anyone there. I check out the local market and when we return to the stadium, more players players have arrived. Cameron, Frank, Felix and Alex finally show up at 2:30. They had taken a wrong turn but eventually figured it out.
About 2:50pm, Frank, Alex and Felix say they have to go to meet Jolanda, Martin, Leonie and Evi at the Victoria Falls Hotel for high tea. Shawn and I decide to join them and Cameron decides to stay there with one of the local guys who we talk to a lot.
We catch a cab and as soon as we pass through the hotel gates we feel like we've been transferred back to the times of British Colonial Zimbabwe, From the white jacketed and capped guard at the front entrance to the typically British leather seating area. The walls are covered in past pictures of the royal family.
The building is bright white. We walk through the sitting area in the entrance to the courtyard gardens with fountains and birds of paradise, then through another colonial sitting area with halls off it until finally we walk out onto the back terrace and gardens where they serve the tea.
Many women are in dresses, hats or fascinators. I started out being dressed in my bright white skirt, blouse and scarf, unfortunately by 3pm I have managed to get a lot of bright blue pen marks all over the front of my skirt.
The view of the falls from the end of the garden is spectacular. Warthogs wander freely around the property and through the marigold gardens. Mischievous monkeys scamper about. A couple of them go to one of the gardens' pull off the petunias and eat them. By the time Evi and I walk back to our table, all petunia blossoms at that garden are gone.
The bathrooms of the hotel are lovely, with a pretty vanity area.
Our group is seated at two tables of five. The younger group is seated at one and Jolanda, Martin, Evi, Shawn and I at the other. The tea is as lovely to look at as it is to eat; scones with jam and clotted cream on the bottom plate, delicate sandwiches on the middle and fancy little cakes on the top. There is a lot of food there.
The table across from us empties and an observant monkey quickly jumps up and steals a fist full of sugar packets before the waiter shoos it away.
Frank, Alex and Felix leave the hotel before the rest of us. They are nowhere to be seen by the time we finish taking our pictures. They are already at our Rainbow hotel when we arrive. A taxi driver recognizing them from our game with the Amagagasi stops to pick them up and then refuses to accept payment.
Locals seem to always recognize our soccer players. Cameron is forever waving and making thumbs up gestures to people who recognize him.
In the few hours before meeting the gang for supper, I hand wash some laundry and bring a huge pile of laundry to the front desk for hotel service to do.
We meet at 6:45 and walk en mass to the pizza joint. After all the large meals we were in the mood for pizza. I find in Africa most of the meals seem to be based around meat. We even have meats such as kidneys, ground meat dishes, a few types of sausages and bacon in the breakfast buffets.
There are twenty of us, so we take over the upstairs dining area. After supper we head back to Rainbow Hotel. The kids all go out partying ( apparently Cameron and Lukas even went to a house party) and the rest of us either went to bed or hung out at the pool chatting.
I don't have bug spray on and for the first time I notice the mosquitos. I continue to drink my wine and chat.
That night I asked our room Steward to put up our mosquito nets. He smiles and says " you now see what I meant last night".
Now that the tour is over, Frank shares the room with Graham and Cameron. It smells like Ode de young male with indelicate undertones of sweaty tshirts and stinky socks.
I have no idea what time the guys return from their partying.
Cameron and Lukas leave at 7am for white water rafting. I have some concerns but try not to think about it. Cameron says the coach of the Amagagasi has a team keepers jersey for him and will give it to him at the 1:00pm game. Cameron asks if he is not back from white water rafting, if Graham or Frank pick it up. We promise one of us will.
Cameron says that white water rafting was fun but they had a few dangerous tumbles. He also said something about small crocodiles being near one spot where they had to swim back to the boats.
This morning After showering I notice that my calves and feet are covered in bright red polka dots with whitish circles around them. They are not itchy. They are nowhere else on my body. There are so many of them that it looks like red polka dots. I suspect mosquitos or some weird kind of razor burn from shaving my legs.
Most of our group are there for breakfast. We see Gift and Alfons greet their new family. Our Dutch friends Shon, Anita, Annet, Sam and Flor leave for Capetown on a Nomad bus. Sigh.
Jessica is concerned because her sleeping bag is missing. She leaves for Uganda without it.
Martin, Jolanda, Felix, Alex, Leonie and Evie leave at 10am for their own countries. Fabio and Federica leave for Italy at 11:00. It is hard to say goodbye.
And then there are eight.
For a person who doesn't do separations well, this is all really difficult.
Maddie, James, Graham, Frank, Shawn and I go to check out the markets. I barter off my towels and some money for a little stone lion and rhino statue. We watch the man as he polishes it to turn black.
We all go along with Maddie and James to the Victoria Hotel again. I notice that once again there are petunias blooming in the garden. It seems that they replant them whenever they are eaten by the monkeys. After Graham has a look around, we leave our Aussie friends and head to the soccer game.
Cameron's local friend sits with us and the coach comes over with the keeper's shirt. We chat a bit and exchange emails. The score is 0-0 at half time when we head back to the hotel.
We meet a German man ( who lives in Australia) at our hotel pool. He is part of Gift and Alfonse's new family. We tell him how lucky he is to have them for guides and that he's in for the adventure of a lifetime.
Cameron, Frank and Lukas go out for more partying and Maddie, James, Shawn, Graham and I grab a cab ( friendly Eddie) and head to the Safari Lodge to watch sunset over the watering hole.
We order drinks and watch the huge storks and Cape Buffalo in the lengthening shadows.
This morning we see Alfons at breakfast. He says that Brenda's next tour which was supposed to leave at 8am is delayed because Gift is still at the hospital with a lady who broke her arm while white water rafting yesterday.
Our airport shuttle won't arrive till 11am so I run to the market with the last of our Namibian currency and Cameron's puttaputtas. A guy comes up beside me and asks if I want to buy stone statues. I say I only want to buy batik at the woman's market. He says " Buy from my mother. Her name is Susan, she is the big fat one." I say, "would she be happy if she knew you described her like that? Do you think she'll still cook you supper?" "Probably not", he says with a smile.
I get to the women's batik place and was able to pick out his mother with no problem.
I run back to the hotel with my souvenirs. Maddie, James, Frank and our family leave on the shuttle. We say goodbye to Frank at security.
We are on the same South Africa Airlines flight to Johannesburg as Maddie and James. Shawn, the boys and I are all seated separately....Coincidentally, Shawn is seated with Maddie and James. The seats on this flight are wide with lots of leg space...the meal is good....for airplane food.
We say goodbye to Maddie and James at the airport hotel shuttle.
We are now at The Aviator hotel. It is pretty basic but it's just overnight cause our flight to Nairobi leaves in the morning. We have adjoining rooms with the boys. The door between them was opened but their feet stink so I close it, only to realize that there is no door knob...I get maintenance in to open the door. They show us where the doorknob is kept ( on top of the wardrobe)....hmmm.


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Free tickets fueled this stop on the Triple Threat Tour. I entered a contest with Live Nation and guess who won? I couldn't pass up a chance to see two bands that I really love and Seether.
Prior dates had Sick Puppies on the bill, but the past week events resulted in them leaving the tour. Click here to see what Shaun Morgan of Seether posted on Twitter.
Sick Puppies of course said "due to unforeseen circumstances" while the lead singer of Kyng told me last night "they have no balls" I would am lead to believe that the kids didn't get along well on the playground That being said, last night Eye Empire and Kyng stole the show for me.
Eye Empire (who performed earlier this month in Arizona) is a band that consists of four great guys that are so musically talented they could have bands on the side (oh that's right they do). Donald Carpenter the lead singer belts out lyrics like no other. I first met Donald a good ten years ago, when he was the lead singer of Submersed. Mark Tremonti along with Alter Bridge introduced them to the world as their opening act and after that they managed to get with other bands that I was into at the time. Following them around was perfect. To be honest I've even been on their tour bus years ago where I was invited to listen to some new Submersed music. Donald is a great guy, down to earth and full of heart and just puts it out there every time he performs. The other guys in the band do the same, Ryan Bennett on drums, B.C. Kochmit on guitar, along with Corey Lowery on bass (who I've seen many times with his prior band Dark New Day) just bring it to the stage every time I see them. Last night was no exception as they rocked and performed songs from their first album entitled "Eye Empire" which included:
- I pray
- The Great Deciever
- Angels & Demons
- Feel like I'm Falling
- Victim of the System
- Obvious
Overall it was awesome as they got the crowd into it. Afterward, Donald always seems to go through the front row asking everyone to enjoy the show, it's very personable and shows that he loves the fans. Hugs all around, I am glad I won tickets and had the chance to see them again.
Kyng was next. Before the show I commented on lead singer's Eddie Veliz Instagram account that I was standing right in front of him, well to the side anyway and was awaiting a night of rock. He walked by right before Eye Empire took the stage and pointed at me and shook my hand Well of course I had to met the man who I say reminds me of Rob Zombie. He claimed he didn't see it but he does see the Zack Wylde resemblance go figure.
Kyng has a heavy metal guitar riff driver sound as I shared in my review from the last time I saw the Triple Threat Tour. if I had long hair I would be head banging. They of course sounded great and Eddie's guitar playing let's just say wow, dudes got skills. They did have a hard time getting the crowd into it, but the crowd in Indianapolis was a tough one. They were expecting Sick Puppies I believe but life goes on, and enjoy the bands that are in front of you trying to get you to move. Kyng played songs off of their album "Trampled Sun" which included:
- Pushing and Pulling
- Trampled Sun
- Falling Down
- Takes it Toll
There were a few others, but I just got the CD last night, and can't remember off the top of my head what other songs they sang, they did sing six or seven overall.
Being that the crowd wasn't into them, they did mange to get there attention by throwing out stuff, Eddie said "is that how it works we give you free stuff?" I don't ask for free stuff, if they throw it my way, they throw it my way, if not.. life goes on, but I will say after the show Eddie did walk down and hand me a guitar pick. That was rad, thanks Eddie. Once he did say he would be at the merchandise booth I decided I would not be hanging front row for Seether.
Eddie was super sweet and quite entertaining. I love his sense of humor, it was a treat to get to met him and get a photo. Hopefully they will tour again after they are done opening for Megadeath in the coming months.
Seether had already started while I was meeting Eddie so nothing missed. Don't get me wrong, I do like Seether, it's just the Seether from years ago, isn't the same as it is today. My friend that went with me wanted to hear "Brokin" and we did but after that we decided to leave, as I really only came for the two opening acts. Seether's stage set up is dark and not highly visible to the eye, so the photos I got aren't to shabby, but overall the songs they performed, sounded good in the Old National Center, as Shaun's voice echoed through the venue.
I love the Old National Center that houses these concerts over in Indianapolis, but I always seem to forget the three flights of stairs we have to walk up to get to the actual venue, they have great acoustics and are always nice and friendly, it's a great venue and has been home to some great rock shows this year alone. It's centrally located, and easy access from I-70, love the venue for the Indianapolis area.
Overall for a free concert, it was a good concert, glad I entered, Thank you Live Nation, and glad I got to met the guys that I wanted to met, good night indeed.


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Unfortunately, I've come down with another cold/flu. I'm trying my best to kick this one fast so that I can get back to work and doing things besides watching Netflix in my pajamas all day (not that I haven't enjoyed that!). To get some fluids and nutrients into my system, I whipped up this cold-busting green smoothie with a healthy dose of turmeric.
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As for the rest of the ingredients in this cold-busting smoothie, I used pineapple because it is loaded with certain enzymes that can help relieve congestion and flush toxins out of the system. I used coconut water as the liquid in this smoothie for an extra dose of electrolytes, since electrolytes can easily be lost when you're sick. Bananas can also be good for replenishing electrolytes, and are easy to digest. And of course, I included spinach for a hit of vitamins that the body is craving to revive your immune system.
The Recipe
2 cups spinach
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3/4 cup frozen pineapple
1 banana
Blend until smooth, adding more or less coconut water to achieve desired consistency. I topped my smoothie with an extra dash of turmeric and a sprinkle of chia seeds.
Bookmark this turmeric green smoothie recipe for next time you are feeling a bit run down or under the weather to give your body everything it needs to fight off any colds or flus that may be going around this winter! It may be tempting to use the excuse of being sick to eat take-out and sugary baked goods that don't require any effort, but it's really important to give your body nutrients and avoid sugar as much as possible when you're trying to fight something off. It will help you get better that much faster. With that said, I hope you stay healthy this winter!


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Deadly snow slides are extremely rare, but they do happen. During the 2005-2006 season, 33 winter sports participants — including hikers, skiers, snowboarders, snowmobilers, and snowshoers — died in avalanches in North America. Before any backcountry excursion, your guide will train you in these six lifesaving procedures.
1. Eyeball the rider. As an avalanche sweeps a rider away, it's crucial to keep watching. The spot where she falls out of sight is where you should start your search.
2. Trigger your transponder. Every rider must have a transponder. After an avalanche, set yours to "receive" — it will alert you when you're moving toward the snowed-in rider's signal.
3. Comb the slope. Members of your group should spread out and proceed down the mountain in straight, equidistant lines.
4. Sign the cross. As you near the trapped rider, move the transponder in a cross pattern to pinpoint the spot where the signal is strongest.
5. Probe deep. Stab your probe (a long metal rod similar to a tent pole) in a circular pattern that spirals out from your target spot.
6. Dig for her life. Dig at full tilt to expose her face so she can breathe.


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This entry in the travel diary is one of the most unforgettable journeys – to the desert valley of the mighty Himalayas and to the lake of moon – Chandrataal (visited in September-October 2014).
I traveled and brought back with me the happy memories of blue skies, dusty brown mountains – some flaunting their snowy peaks, kindest people with warm smiles, scary and difficult roads, exhausting trek in dirt (no-tar) roads, camping in sub zero temperature, surreal landscape, cold mountain winds, night sky of zillion stars, musing meadows, mesmerizing blue-green waters of the lake of moon – their colors changing, casting spells and mirroring everything that touched it.
Left my heart behind in those mountains — left to return soon, very soon!


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KPMG Accounting Advisory and Outsourcing Group helps companies operating in Russia effectively deal with their business and tax accounting. Group manage preparation of all necessary financial statements and tax records in accordance with national rules, help clients resolve arising business and tax accounting issues and deal with authorities.
KPMG is a global network of professional firms providing Audit, Tax and Advisory services. KPMG operates in 152 countries and has 189,000 people working in member firms around the world. The independent member firms of the KPMG network are affiliated with KPMG International Cooperative («KPMG International»), a Swiss entity. Each KPMG firm is a legally distinct and separate entity and describes itself as such.
- Day-to-day Accounting support and outsourcing of accounting function for KPMG clients;
- Preparation of financial, tax, statistical and other corporate reporting forms, performing regular financial and tax reporting closing procedures;
- Structuring of tax and accounting function, optimization of internal business processes;
- Accounting under the new Bank of Russia regulation, IFRS compliance;
- Ad-hoc advisory on various tax and accounting matters.
- Completed university degree (accounting, economics, finance – preferably) or last year student;
- Good knowledge of Russian and International accounting legislation;
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St. Luke's University Network to open new pediatric care unit
Friday, November 15, 2019 by The Press in Business Showcase
St. Luke's University Health Network plans to open a new, eight-bed Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) at St. Luke's University Hospital - Fountain Hill in early 2020.
The new unit is part of an expansion dedicated to improving pediatric health care in the region and providing advanced care to critically-ill children close to home. In addition to adding pediatric critical-care specialists, the expansion includes several new pediatric subspecialists and primary care physicians....
LVHN hospitals honored by HAP for patient safety
Friday, November 8, 2019 by The Press in Business Showcase
Five Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN) hospitals are being honored as part of the inaugural class of The Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania's (HAP) Excellence in Patient Safety Recognition program.
Lehigh Valley Hospital (LVH) - Cedar Crest, Salisbury Township; LVH - Muhlenberg, Bethlehem; LVH - Hazleton, Hazleton; LVH - Pocono, East Stroudsburg, and LVH - Schuylkill, East Norwegian Street, Pottsville, received HAP's Excellence in Patient Safety Recognition for...
LVH Cancer Center adds staff doctor
Friday, November 8, 2019 by The Press in Business Showcase
Christine Kim, MD, board certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Gynecologic Oncology, has joined the staff at the Dale and Francis Hughes Cancer Center at Lehigh Valley Hospital (LVH) - Pocono, East Stroudsburg, and at the Cancer Center at Lehigh Valley Hospital (LVH) - Muhlenberg, Bethlehem.
Kim is joining Martin Martino, MD, and M. Bijoy Thomas, MD, with LVPG Gynecologic Oncology. Kim specializes in robotic surgery and treatment of cervical cancer, ovarian cancer, vaginal cancer...
Lewis heads DeSales division
Friday, November 8, 2019 by The Press in Business Showcase
Anne Lewis, DeSales University associate professor, has been named division head, Division of Performing Arts, DeSales University.
Lewis is the fourth person, the first woman and the first DeSales alumna to head the division, which is noting its 50th anniversary.
Lewis succeeds John Bell, who stepped down after serving as division head for 12 years.
Lewis, a 1980 DeSales theatre program graduate, began teaching at DeSales in 1998, and, in 2003, became a full-time faculty...
Pediatric surgeon at LV Reilly Hospital
Friday, November 8, 2019 by The Press in Business Showcase
Wellington Davis III, MD, has joined Lehigh Valley Reilly Children's Hospital as its first pediatric plastic surgeon.
Davis will be seeing patients at Lehigh Valley Hospital - Cedar Crest, Salisbury Township, and the Health Center at Richland Township, Quakertown.
Conditions Davis treats include: cleft lip and cleft palate; unusual birthmarks, such as congenital nevi, giant congenital nevi and hemangiomas; craniosynostosis (premature closing of one or more cranial sutures,...
Lehigh Valley Health Network names Chief Wellness Officer
Friday, October 25, 2019 by The Press in Business Showcase
Joseph Patruno, MD, board-certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBGYN), has been named Chief Wellness Officer of Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN).
"Physician burnout is a vexing problem," Thomas Whalen, MD, Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of LVHN, said.
In the 2019 Medscape National Physician Burnout Report, 44 percent of physicians reported feeling burned out. Whalen said Patruno was appointed Chief Wellness Officer to address this pressing issue and...
Development director appointed by GLVR
Friday, October 25, 2019 by The Press in Business Showcase
Allyson Lehr has been appointed Director of Professional Development for the Greater Lehigh Valley Realtors (GLVR).
Lehr is responsible for the educational training and professional development needs of GLVR membership, as well as the Professional Standards process.
She has extensive experience in grant writing and contract compliance, taught business classes at Northampton Community College and has more than 15 years in project management and compliance experience.
Scheller Scholarships expanded for high school students at LCCC
Friday, October 25, 2019 by The Press in Business Showcase
High school students from the nine school districts in Lehigh County will have additional financial support to receive a college degree from Lehigh Carbon Community College while still in high school, thanks to funds from the Lisa Jane Scheller Technology Scholarship.
"The Scheller Early College Scholarships are a perfect example of combining funds from a private donor to leverage scholarships and move students into the pipeline of higher education early," said LCCC president Dr. Ann...
'Fall Job Fair'
Friday, October 25, 2019 by The Press in Business Showcase
Lehigh Carbon Community College (LCCC) hosts a "Fall Job Fair," 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Nov. 7, Lisa Scheller Community Services Center (CSC) on the college's main campus in Schnecksville.
LCCC students and alumni are encouraged to attend. The public is also invited.
Bring resumes and wear professional attire.
More than 100 local and regional employers' representatives are expected to be available to discuss full-time, part-time, seasonal and internship...
Provident Bank Foundation grants LCCC SEED program
Friday, September 27, 2019 by The Press in Business Showcase
The Lehigh Carbon Community College Foundation has received a $15,000 grant from The Provident Bank Foundation to support the Success, Engagement, Education and Determination (SEED) Program Scholarships for Students with Disabilities.
The SEED program was selected to receive the grant based on its impact on students and its mission to support students who need extra services transitioning from high school to college.
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In the photo book, "In almost every picture #7," a Dutch woman's life is documented through the lens of a shooting gallery camera. Every year starting in 1936, Ria van Dijk made her pilgrimage to a shooting gallery where she picked up a gun and shot a target, triggering the shutter of a camera to take per portrait in her firing pose. Not only do we see her evolution from teenager to octogenarian, but we catch a glimpse of the changing times in the fashions and faces of those around her.
To see a slideshow of some of Ria's photos, visit LensCulture.com.
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"...that idea of The Far-Off Man, way, way out there, but what does The Hermit tell us...?
If you try this get as lonely as you can get, you become visibly aware which you can't get away from it, because when you get very lonely very fast you become extremely thin and everything that goes on is or now ordinarily unnoticed cum spiritum
And they are tremendously interested in You, and not necessarily hostile, in maybe some cases they are so.
But alone in The Forest, when you get really quiet, you'll notice little creatures will come and inspect you look you all over an
they'll go away and tell their friends and they'll come and look to see what it is and you become aware of every single sound and you realize that alone you're in the midst of a vast burning crowd - it may not be human but it's everything else - so
that the the point of being honest the discipline leads you to understand that
You can't Resign
The lonelier you are, the more you're joined together with everything else. "
"I'm the one see who's so generous I'm the one who's so loving so self-effacing and all you insolent brats ...."
- Alan Watts
- Alan Watts
" This controversial play follows the declining fortunes of a man of extravagant contradictions.
The fabulously rich Timon believes all his friends to be as open-hearted and generous as himself. When his wealth suddenly evaporates, however, he discovers the truth and his altruism turns to a bitter hatred of mankind. Stirred up by the cynical Apemantus, Timon retreats to the woods where he plots the destruction of Athens, the city that had formerly seemed to embody everything pleasurable and civilized. The cosmic scope of his hatred is communicated in a series of powerful and disturbing dramatic tableaux.
The Curse :
SCENE I. Without the walls of Athens.
Enter TIMONTIMON
Let me look back upon thee. O thou wall,
That girdlest in those wolves, dive in the earth,
And fence not Athens! Matrons, turn incontinent!
Obedience fail in children! slaves and fools,
Pluck the grave wrinkled senate from the bench,
And minister in their steads! to general filths
Convert o' the instant, green virginity,
Do 't in your parents' eyes! bankrupts, hold fast;
Rather than render back, out with your knives,
And cut your trusters' throats! bound servants, steal!
Large-handed robbers your grave masters are,
And pill by law. Maid, to thy master's bed;
Thy mistress is o' the brothel! Son of sixteen,
pluck the lined crutch from thy old limping sire,
With it beat out his brains! Piety, and fear,
Religion to the gods, peace, justice, truth,
Domestic awe, night-rest, and neighbourhood,
Instruction, manners, mysteries, and trades,
Degrees, observances, customs, and laws,
Decline to your confounding contraries,
And let confusion live! Plagues, incident to men,
Your potent and infectious fevers heap
On Athens, ripe for stroke! Thou cold sciatica,
Cripple our senators, that their limbs may halt
As lamely as their manners. Lust and liberty
Creep in the minds and marrows of our youth,
That 'gainst the stream of virtue they may strive,
And drown themselves in riot! Itches, blains,
Sow all the Athenian bosoms; and their crop
Be general leprosy! Breath infect breath,
at their society, as their friendship, may
merely poison! Nothing I'll bear from thee,
But nakedness, thou detestable town!
Take thou that too, with multiplying bans!
Timon will to the woods; where he shall find
The unkindest beast more kinder than mankind.
The gods confound--hear me, you good gods all--
The Athenians both within and out that wall!
And grant, as Timon grows, his hate may grow
To the whole race of mankind, high and low! Amen.


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To be forced to leave a place, usually due to one's indiscretions or misdeeds. Now that this scandal is public knowledge, I'm afraid that I'm going to be run out of town. When people found out that my grandmother had had an affair while my grandfather was fighting in the war, she was run out of town.


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If you would like to give online, well, here is your opportunity. When thinking about giving consider these verses:
"Every man according as he purposeth in his heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of necessity: for God loveth a cheerful giver."
2 Corinthians 9:7
"Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be meat in mine house, and prove me now herewith, saith the LORD of hosts, if I will not open you the windows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing, that there shall not be room enough to receive it. And I will rebuke the devourer for your sakes, and he shall not destroy the fruits of your ground; neither shall your vine cast her fruit before the time in the field, saith the LORD of hosts."
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- 17-year-old US snowboarder Chloe Kim easily won a gold medal in ladies' halfpipe at the Winter Olympics.
- While competing, Kim has tweeted about wanting ice cream and "getting hangry."
- In an appearance on the "Today" show, Kim got to eat some of the foods she's mentioned on Twitter.
- The show's hosts gave her a tray filled with ice cream, churros, and breakfast sandwiches.
Chloe Kim dominated the ladies' halfpipe final on Tuesday, easily snagging her first Olympic gold with a near-perfect score.
Minutes before learning she'd won, Kim took out her phone and sent a tweet to her 196,000 followers.
"Wish I finished my breakfast sandwich but my stubborn self decided not to and now I'm getting hangry," she wrote.
It wasn't the first food-related tweet Kim has sent out while competing in Pyeongchang 2018. In the middle of the halfpipe qualifying event on Sunday, she tweeted that she "could be down for some ice cream rn." That same day, she recommended churros as a way to combat nerves.
—Chloe Kim (@chloekimsnow) February 11, 2018
"I had 2 churros today and they were pretty bomb so if you ever get nervous go eat a churro," she wrote.
Kim's candor about hanger and food cravings has charmed fans at home. And in a "Today" show appearance on Tuesday, Kim got to dig into the foods that she's been tweeting about.
First, she explained exactly how she got so hangry before the halfpipe final.
"I had so much time on the bus to eat my sandwich, but I was like, 'No I'm not gonna to finish. I'm gonna talk on the phone with my friends and not eat my sandwich till later.' And then I never ended up finishing my sandwich," Kim said.
Then hosts Hoda Kotb, Al Roker, and Savannah Guthrie revealed that they'd prepared a tray of ice cream, breakfast sandwiches, and churros for Kim. The churros had even been custom made.
"We looked for churros everywhere here in South Korea and they were sold out," Kotb said. "So a chef ... whipped up some churros especially for you."
Kim gasped and applauded before she reached for a churro and dipped it in chocolate sauce.
"I'm definitely not going back home for real, though," she told the hosts.
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Security firm Symantec have announced that Internet crime is a major commercial activity in a new report.
The report describes underworld auction sites where bank details and credit cards are on sale, and how criminals are targeting "trusted" sites like MySpace and Facebook to launch their attacks.
The BBC have said that "young hackers who spread viruses or launched attacks on computer networks were bent on mischief rather than money making." However, according to the report, the industry is now a multi-billion dollar activity.
Over the last couple of weeks, there have been several stories in the news about Internet crime – increases in phishing; Monster falling victim and losing customer's data; massive increases in "denial-of-service" attacks – there seems to be something new everyday.
Just last week, build-it-yourself virus, adware and malware software went on sale in the states. This allows almost anyone to create off-the-shelf annoyances for pennies.
And now, Symantec have suddenly realised that all of this activity points towards the fact that Internet crime is big business. I think a shaved chimp could have worked that one out.
And I'm sure that it's not in the interest of a security firm, like Symantec (which provides several software programs designed to protect users from online attacks from mal/spy/ad/ransom and all the other "wares" that will be coming down the line if you don't renew that anti-virus subscription), to promote a report with findings as enlightened as this.
Bravo Symantec for your unbiased reportage!
I'm off to buy a DIY phishing kit and retire on my yacht. Then again, maybe I'll invest in a security firm – I'm sure it's far more lucrative.


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Think about almost any organizational issue you currently have. I would almost bet that 90% of the root cause of the issue is a "people-related" issue. Think about these examples:
You (HR VP) are in your weekly executive meeting and you hear that sales are down for the first quarter. Sales have been creeping up for the last two quarters as the country eases out of the recession. Your company had forecasted a 3% increase and instead you had a 5% decrease. You as the HR VP could say, "That is a sales issue." Instead, being the business partner you are, you ask some really good questions like:
1) Did customer needs shift? If so, are the sales people aware of those shifts? (training and communication)
2) Where in the sales cycle are sales declining? Leads, proposals, closes, etc. Has there been a change in sales people or new people added to the team? (training and process)
3) Are our solutions not meeting our customers needs? What feedback are salespeople receiving from customers? Do we need to create new solutions? (product development)
4) Are our sales people doing their homework on the customer, industry and competition?
Consider another example:
You (HR VP) are in your weekly executive meeting and you hear the company is losing business because of ship times being longer than the competition. Instead of considering the issue an "Operations Problem" you ask the following:
1) Have we analyzed our shipping process to determine where the bottlenecks are?
2) Can we negotiate better terms with our freight vendors?
3) Can we study our manufacturing processes to determine if we are as efficient as we can be? (lean principles)
In the examples above HR is involved in the problem solving, thus becoming part of the solution that will lead to a better result. If you start with the problem as being a symptom, and it usually is, then you can peel back the onion to get to root cause. And since we are mostly a service based economy, the answer is usually a people issue. Now, that is being strategic and adding value!
In his book, Roadmap to Strategic HR, Turning a Great Idea into a Business Reality, Ralph Christensen states:
It is not enough to be present at the table just as the "expert on people issues," to sit and wait until a "people problem" comes up, and then get engaged in the discussion.
I think it is a fair assumption that most all business issues are people issues so get in the discussion early and watch what happens.
What is your experience with business issues and problem solving? Do tell....


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March 16th, 2017 by Adam Armstrong
Barracuda Releases LiveBoot 2.0
Today Barracuda Networks Inc. announced the latest edition of its Barracuda Backup LiveBoot, version 2.0. The new version of LiveBoot includes Cloud LiveBoot for Microsoft Hyper-V, as well as VMware, which aims to give customers of both to see faster restores and minimized downtime. Other benefits of LiveBoot 2.0 include a backup and recovery option for larger virtual machines and a reduction of boot times.
Downtime is something most in IT wish to avoid but know that it can happen even with the best measures in place to attempt to prevent it. According to two new reports, IT downtime can cost enterprises up to $700 billion per year, with an average downtime costing enterprises $8,662 per minute. Looking at these numbers will motivate companies to invest in areas that minimize downtime. Barracuda is looking to qualm these concerns with the latest version of its LiveBoot.
Organizations with virtual environments (VMware vSphere and Microsoft Hyper-V environments) can use LiveBoot 2.0 to leverage already existing Barracuda Backup appliance or the Barracuda Cloud if the virtual environments go down. LiveBoot is ideal for customers that need to recovery from a primary storage failure. They can use Barracuda Backup as a storage source for VMware hypervisors, which allows them to quickly boot protected VMs directly from local backup. Cloud LiveBoot works for both VMware and Hyper-V environments and does similar to LiveBoot, only booting VMs directly from backups in Barracuda Cloud.
Barracuda Backup LiveBoot 2.0 is available now at no additional cost to active Barracuda Backup and Barracuda Backup – Intronis MSP Edition subscribers.


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Students in years 7 to 9 follow the programme of study for Key Stage 3 and In years 10 and 11 students follow a personalised learning curriculum which includes GCSE's, vocational and public examination syllabuses, college link courses and work experience.
At Cornfield School we aim to provide access to a variety of educational opportunities, which offer students challenge, enjoyment and success. Students are admitted to the school with a wide range of experience, ability, knowledge and understanding. It is the school's task to build upon this. We also believe that every student has an entitlement to a broad and balanced curriculum, thus equal access and opportunity, regardless of background, ability, gender or race, is ensured.
We recognise that the curriculum needs to be well matched to individual students' needs and also that it needs to be personally challenging. Students are helped to make progress at a pace appropriate to their abilities and needs. Those experiencing difficulties in English and maths are given support in these subjects; students who are particularly able also have the opportunity for extra support.
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Creator: Cole, Harold Linh, 1957-, Dow, James, 1961-, and English, William B. (William Berkeley), 1960- Series: International perspectives on debt, growth, and business cycles Abstract:
We consider a model of international sovereign debt where repayment is enforced because defaulting nations lose their reputation and consequently, are excluded from international capital markets. Underlying the analysis of reputation is the hypothesis that borrowing countries have different, unobservable, attitudes towards the future. Some regimes are relatively myopic, while others are willing to make sacrifices to preserve their access to debt markets. Nations' preferences, while unobservable, are not fixed but evolve over time according to a Markov process. We make two main points. First we argue that in models of sovereign debt the length of the punishment interval that follows a default should be based on economic factors rather than being chosen arbitrarily. In our model, the length of the most natural punishment interval depends primarily on the preference parameters. Second, we point out that there is a more direct way for governments to regain their reputation. By offering to partially repay loans in default, a government can signal its reliability. This type of signaling can cause punishment interval equilibria to break down. We examine the historical record on lending resumption to argue that in almost all cases, some kind of partial repayment was made.
Subject (JEL): H63 - National budget, deficit, and debt - Debt ; Debt management and F34 - International finance - International lending and debt problems


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April 21, 2016
A large crowd packed the JFK Library's Stephen Smith room on Tuesday evening for a public forum featuring Julián Castro, the 41-year-old Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. The former mayor of San Antonio is seen as a potential vice-presidential ticket mate for Hillary Clinton, who moved closer to securing the Democratic nomination with her decisive primary victory in New York that same night.
For the record, Boston Globe columnist Renee Loth, who moderated the forum quite ably — probed the first-generation Mexican-American who graduated Harvard Law on his political ambitions. He deftly demurred.
The most interesting moments of the evening came when Castro was challenged from the floor by activists who sought to pin him down on the HUD-enabled evictions of families struggling through foreclosure proceedings. A few protestors briefly interrupted Loth's questioning of Castro to interject their own statements, urging Castro to halt evictions. Later in the program, an attorney who works with people facing evictions urged Castro to meet face-to-face with the advocates. The secretary said he would.
Others held up a sign urging Castro to "stop selling our homes to Wall Street!"— a reference to HUD's continued practice of selling troubled loans to large investors who then evict the tenants and former homeowners. Castro, who was largely cool and constructive in his remarks, bristled a bit at the "sloganeering"— as he put it— warning that liberals would have to be more nuanced in their approach to solving such a complicated problem. Castro, it must be noted, did not offer much in the way of concrete solutions to the problem in his Dorchester appearance.
Congress, he noted, was unlikely to support President Obama's latest budget proposal for HUD that includes $11.3 billion in new spending, much of it targeted for affordable housing, including rental assistance vouchers that are key to supporting vulnerable families in high-priced cities like Boston. The president, he said, has made it a goal to wipe out homelessness for families with kids by 2020. It's a noble goal, yet Castro had to acknowledge that while the budget proposal "sent a message" about the administration's intentions, it's not likely to pass muster in an obstructionist, Republican Congress.
There is no denying that the policy goals of the administration are severely hamstrung by a funding shortfall and the dysfunction in Washington in general. True though it may be, it remains deeply unsatisfying to tell real people facing real life displacement that their administration has not considered factoring in the impact that prior evictions can have on people trying to find affordable housing options— something that Castro admitted to moderator Loth. Or that there are just not enough non-profits or local government agencies who can offer people on the bubble a bridge out of foreclosure.
Castro would do well to listen more to our US Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Congressman Mike Capuano, who has called on HUD to stop selling at-risk or delinquent federal home loans to private firms who then quickly and callously put families on the streets. As the stories on the news pages of this week's Reporter suggest, people in our community are desperate for leadership in this arena.
Our federal government can, and should, do better when it comes to keeping people in their homes.


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"I feel that it's important that the Little Bellas who ride these bikes are reminded to never be afraid, and to go kick some butt going after what they love."— Kayla Clarot, Specialized Women's Graphic Designer. Partnering with Little Bellas, we've created a Limited Edition Women's Pitch 27.5 to honor, encourage, and empower girls to ride bikes. Together, the Women's Mountain Bike Team developed this custom bike that represents the concept developed exclusively for Little Bellas—"Heart of Gold."
Each bike not only features a custom-painted alloy frame, suspension fork, and disc brakes, but a sticker pack that let's each girl customize her bike, exactly the way she wants it.
A portion of the proceeds of each bike will be donated to the Little Bellas, to continue to grow the program. So get ready to shred, your custom Little Bellas Pitch awaits you.


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Increase access to LARCs through cost reduction, comprehensive birth control counseling, provider training, efforts to ensure availability at local clinics, etc.
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Multi-component community interventions against alcohol-impaired driving
Work to reduce alcohol-impaired driving via sobriety checkpoints, responsible beverage service training, education and awareness activities, and other efforts
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Make pricing for hospital procedures and other health care services publicly available, often via websites, online databases, report cards, or similar tools
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The Bookmobile will be at North Grand Farmers� Market from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, July 20, in the JC Penney parking lot, in Ames. Find a book, discover the vendors at the market and grab a Dahl�s breakfast or grilled sandwich. Local sweet corn is now available at the market. For more information, call (515) 232-7930.
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Book and garage sale
Ames Public Library will host a book and garage sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, July 20, at the library�s storage location, 809 E. Lincoln Way, behind the Cenex station, in Ames. Proceeds from the book sale will go to the APL Friends Foundation and proceeds from the garage sale will go to benefit Project Smyles, the library�s early literacy program. For more information, contact the library at (515) 239-5656.
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Torque and Tacos
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Roosevelt Summer Sundays
The Roosevelt Summer Sundays free outdoor concert will be from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 21, in Roosevelt Park, Ninth Street and Roosevelt Avenue, in Ames. Folk band the Blue Moon Players and roots-folk band the Colt Walkers will perform. In case of rain, the concert will move to The Annex, 130 S. Sheldon Ave.


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Manning will make his SNL hosting debut on May 5th. The New York Giants quarterback led his team to victory in Super Bowl XLVI, in which Manning won Most Valuable Player honors and also set a new Super Bowl record with nine consecutive completions to start the game.
Rihanna will return to the SNL stage for her third appearance as a musical guest. The six-time Grammy-award winner's latest album, "Talk That Talk" was released in November, and she can next be seen in the feature film, "Battleship." She was previously featured as a special guest and performer on SNL and sang her hit 'Russian Roulette' as well as her new single 'Hard' with rapper Young Jeezy.
On May 12, former SNL cast member Will Ferrell returns to studio 8H for his third time as host. Ferrell was last seen in the telenova comedy, "Casa de Mi Padre" and can next be seen in "The Campaign," due out August 10 with Zach Galifianakis.
Illumanti member Usher makes his third musical guest appearance alongside Ferrell. The seven-time Grammy-award winner's seventh studio album, "Looking for Myself," is due out June 12th and is already enjoying massive reaction to its number one lead single "Climax" and his just released "Scream."
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Or what if it's more my style – and I am at home, crystalling a cake topper for a bride, and have it break at my desk. Which would be awesome because I'm in the need of a new chair. My cat, Butters, has eaten the entire front part of the fabric (and inside foam) and it's a bit haggard looking.
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I wonder how many people are going to be working at the shelter over the holidays, how much attention Brindi and the other animals there will get during all the celebrations. How is that place heated, anyway?
I just cannot get it out of my mind that the very same people I see there, surrounding me all of a sudden in the lobby, who are taking care of Brindi and talking about her to everybody and saying how well they are taking care of her, etc. etc., are the very same people who will just as readily put her to sleep if I wind up losing the case and running out of money. The same people who tell me that they are upset by my coming by and talking about the case. No wonder they're upset - they should be. But I'm more upset than a thousand of them put together.
And meanwhile, it sure seems to me the city of Halifax, maybe the province too, doesn't really give a damn about immigrants (or single women). At least they are certainly sending a clear message to that effect. (Too bad because pets keep medical costs down.) And people on the global petitions are taking it seriously; more than a few have said they are canceling vacations here. At the same time, emigrants - people who've left the Maritimes - are among the strongest supporters I have in the rest of Canada.
So no Brindi until - when, 2009? What's there to celebrate this holiday season - the end of a terrible year. It would have been only our second Christmas together. I guess I don't have any need to go Christmas shopping now. My family is scattered from east coast to west coast; this year I believe we all are going to donate money to various causes, hopefully also mine, instead of buy things nobody really needs and pay tons for shipping. So the cats don't need anything, and they don't use leashes or toys or clothing, like dogs do. I bought Brindi a lined raincoat last winter but she could use a better raincoat to cover her head - it helps keep the house cleaner too.