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£493 £488 per person All Inclusive based on 2 sharing (scroll down for other group sizes or call)Hotel in Pamporovo BulgariaDep' Saturday 04 January 2014From Gatwick for 7 nights package holiday
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The Perelik is an attractive, alpine style hotel, conveniently situated in the resort centre. One of Pamporovo's top hotels, the bars, nightclub and bowling alley have recently been modernised and all of our guest rooms have been upgraded to a superior standard.
Departs Birmingham Gatwick Manchester on Saturday 04 Jan 2014 for 7 nights
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· central resort location · free shuttle bus to and from the slopes
· indoor swimming pool, sauna and fitness room · extra charge for massage · coffee bar/lounge · nightclub · bowling alley · pizzeria · lift to all floors · 216 bedrooms
for 2 people on all inclusive sharing a twin room with private shower and WC. Rooms with balcony, single rooms and family rooms are also available at a supplement. All bedrooms have cable TV.Family rooms - sleep 2-4: Consist of a sleeping area with standard double bed, plus two single beds and a lounge with balcony. Sleeps either 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.Please note: Open plan/split level family rooms are not suitable for young children.
• hot and cold breakfast buffet • lunch on the slopes or at the hotel • an afternoon snack on the slopes or at the hotel • 3 course buffet style evening meal • weekly local specialities evening • some hot drinks & soft drinks 1200-1400, 1430-1600 & 1830-2100 • Bulgarian beer & wine 1200-1400 (with lunch in main restaurant) & 1830-2100 Bulgarian brandy, cognac, vodka, rum and cocktails • Bulgarian beer, wine and cocktails 2100-2200 (timetable subject to change) • Christmas and New Year gala dinners are included
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I read with interest, but not surprise, the article explaining what the City is thinking of doing to raise money for road repairs. Voters didn't give them the money they wanted, so City officials are going to raise taxes.
Why doesn't the City have the money it needs?
Maybe because of a new downtown, which sports a gravel lot with a two-story concrete monument to the Cavanaugh family, which used to have a thriving business there?
Maybe because of a new park, with a lake, on the West Hill, which will cost the City about $200,000?
Maybe because of a median on the West Valley Highway that is growing weeds?
It never ceases to amaze me that individuals and businesses are expected to live within a budget, but politicians can spend at will, and they seem to have no shame doing it.
The state is moaning because they are not taking in enough gasoline taxes because of fuel-efficient cars, so they are going to raise taxes. And anyone who really believes that making less than $250,000 a year will save them from a federal income tax increase should contact me. I have some lakefront property in Okefenokee Estates in southern Georgia for sale.
I wonder what percentage of income politicians consider is too much to take? I will believe that they really care about me when my health insurance is as good and costs as little as theirs and when my retirement is as well padded.
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Babies and Sleep – Sometimes You Just Have to Do What Feels Right
Guest Writer: Lysa Parker, MS, CFLE, www.parentslifeline.com
I appreciate this much needed conversation about what constitutes safe infant sleep. It is one the greatest challenges for parents and us as parent educators. It's important to put this dilemma into a larger context. I find it often necessary to explain the deeper layers of this argument that families and professionals both have.
Biologically speaking the human infant is designed to stay in close proximity with its mother or primary caregiver, with whose voice and smells it is accustomed to. The brain of the human infant is the most neurologically immature of all mammals with only 25% of the brain developed at birth. In many ways the human infant needs a fourth trimester of care similar to in utero. Yet our culture is driven by a need to force our infants to become independent, sometimes as soon as it is born!
I've heard countless horror stories of mothers being told to let their baby cry-it-out within two weeks of birth by their pediatricians (who have no child development background by the way). One mother called me and said she had let her baby cry for seven – that's 7 hours trying to teach it to sleep on its own. She said she finally gave in to the baby…who was under a year old. There is also a belief that infants can manipulate, even at weeks and months old. This myth is common among parents and pediatricians. It's the underlying theme of sleep-training books that advise parents not to pick up their infant if it cries too much that it vomits in the bed. Just clean it up and put the baby back down because otherwise it would be reinforcing negative behavior (the old behaviorism model.)
Neuroscientists will tell you that infants are incapable of manipulating. That would require higher cortical functions that have not yet developed. Babies are totally right-brained beings that initially use the right side of their brains, which means they only know what they feel: hungry, lonely, cold, hot, frightened, happy, joyful etc.
Anthropologists have found that human infants are what are considered "carry" mammals, whose mothers produce milk that is low in protein and high in carbohydrates, which means it digests quickly, within a couple of hours, thereby requiring more frequent feeds, compared to cows, deer etc. whose milk is high in protein, low in carbohydrates. Accordingly, the offspring of different mammal subspecies are born with innate instincts and expectations of feeding and care upon birth. In our book, Attached at the Heart, we talk about the 4 Ps that human infants are born to expect: Proximity, Protection, Predictability and Play.
In our care of human infants, we adults try to force them into being something they aren't designed to be, which creates tremendous stress for them. For many parents, they too have instincts but are often suppressed by societal pressures. The cry of the infant is meant to be disturbing to adults so that we will respond. It is the only way they can communicate. If left alone and not responded to, research has shown they eventually shut down. I'm talking about infants under a year, not toddlers necessarily.
If we look strictly at the research conducted on infant co-sleeping and separate sleeping, it was found that by having the infant in the same room as the parent reduced SIDS deaths by 50% and breastfeeding reduced SIDS by 50% as well. In thousands of hours of video taken by researchers of mothers bed-sharing with their infants, never once did the researchers ever witness the mother come close to rolling over on her baby. I might add here too that in most instances infants are on their side, while breastfeeding and lay on their back more comfortably with the mother close by, encircling the baby with her arm. When an infant lays on her back any movement or sound can stimulate the startle reflex which is why, to a mother, seems like an unnatural way to put a baby to sleep.
It's important to share that the research on infant deaths is still unclear and the research that is currently used is based on coroner's reports, emergency room reports, death notices etc. As of now there is no standard protocol when investigating infant deaths, although there are efforts to do so in certain cities and states.
Unfortunately infants die for many reasons that we may never know. For decades it was called crib death and now that term is no longer used yet still infants die in cribs as some do in the adult bed. I and other colleagues have long been concerned about the practice of crying-it-out sleep training that is often recommended for newborns. In my opinion this is one of the most harmful practices we subject infants to. I find it interesting that like spanking, it may work but at what cost? Where is the evidence to show that it doesn't do long-term damage to the baby's developing brain? There is growing evidence to show that extreme stress like being left to cry can cause a cascade of stress hormones that over time, can change the architecture of the brain.
I mention this because, how do we know this isn't a contributing factor in some infant deaths? We must look at all variables and do a death scene investigation with a protocol in place in order to closely examine the causes for infant deaths, realizing that we may never know. I think what we are learning that a young infant should probably never sleep alone because if the baby is at least in the same room as the parent, the parent will be alerted and be able to intervene.
Dr. Kathy Kendall-Tackett found in her survey of over 6,000 parents that because of their fear of sleeping with their child in the adult bed, and in an effort to comfort their babies in the middle of the night they were more likely to fall asleep on couches or recliners.
A massive education campaign for safe infant sleep needs to be mounted rather than using advertising scare tactics and "just say no" approaches. Of course I would never suggest that all parents should bed-share with their infants because not every parent should. What needs to be done is to educate all parents in safe sleep. The AAP recommends "co-sleeping" in other words, sleeping in close proximity, in the same room as the parents for the first six months of life.
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- The Hangover Part 3 isn't the best in the series but sure is killer funny. Alan is drunked up kiddies now, Todd and Stu continue their adventure on escaping from mobs and mafia while what they are after is Mr. Chow who stole a s**tload of money from a fat guy. The nudity is fading away from Hangover, which is a marginal improvement. This film doesn't have the Hangover touch but its ending is mesmerizing. It's just what I hoped for and I hoped what I got. The film is old school, even though its a heist film the characters have been well whipped- thier- asses by Todd Philips. Go watch it right now, tottaly worth your money. Zany, cautious and bloody killer funny- The Hangover Part 3 is a must watch.
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- E' il poco prolifico australiano Baz Luhrmann a prendersi il rischio di scrivere (assieme a Craig Pearce) e a filmare la terza versione per il grande schermo dell'opera più conosciuta di Francis Scott Fitzgerald, romanzo che ha dato parecchio filo da torcere ai propri adattamenti cinematografici. Per provare a vincerne la sfida, il regista dà alla storia una confezione molto modernista, dita, disegnando degli anni Venti davvero ruggenti, in cui dominano colori netti e brillanti che ben si inseriscono in un décor a dir poco sovrabbondante: ad amplificarne l'effetto pensa poi una colonna sonora che unisce l'arrembante musica dell'età del charleston con inserti hip-hop uno dei produttori esecutivi Jay-Z che sottolineano ancor di più la frenesia del periodo (il che porta a infischiarsene maggiormente di altri anacronismi, tipo la 'Rapsodia in blue' che non era ancora stata scritta al momento in cui si svolge l'azione). Con alcuni passaggi coreografati quasi come un balletto la gestione delle finestre nella villa dei Buchanan, l'arredamento floreale della casa di Nick la prima parte viene raccontata come una grande fiaba, con i due castelli che si fronteggiano dalle parti opposte della baia, quello sfavillante del principe biondo e quello in cui vive prigioniera la bella di cui lui innamorato: il tutto raccontato dallo scudiero che serve da collegamento, almeno parziale, con una realtà che può essere molto lontana dalle feste organizzate da Gatsby. Quando la favola che il protagonista principale si era costruito si incrina, il contatto dei due mondi quello di chi ha troppo e quello di chi ha troppo poco apre le porte alla tragedia, rivelando sì la vera, controversa identità del personaggio, ma soprattutto la povertà umana e morale di una classe benestante a cui anche Daisy aderisce alla perfezione, ben lontana dall'immagine idealizzata da Gatsby. Purtroppo, però, proprio nel momento in cui il pathos della storia dovrebbe raggiungere il culmine, il film comincia a perdere qualche colpo, quasi che, venuta a mancare la sovrastruttura luccicante, la scrittura smarrisca il giusto ritmo in una serie di situazioni trascinate troppo per le lunghe. Anche nell'ultimo terzo di pellicola non mancano i momenti belli e le intuizioni efficaci come quando le lettere che giocano sullo schermo finiscono per formare le intense parole di Fitzgerald lette dalla voce narrante di Nick oppure nel richiamo, attraverso le ultime inquadrature della piscina, dell'incipit di 'Viale del tramonto' si finisce per sbirciare l'orologio qualche volta di troppo, con la conseguenza di raffreddare l'emotività. Fa capolino così il sospetto che, seppur in modo meno grave che altrove, la cura per la confezione abbia finito per essere prevalente rispetto a quella riservata al contenuto (il film distribuito anche in un superfluo 3D): a soffrirne il giudizio complessivo che, pur senza dubbio migliore rispetto agli adattamenti precedenti, finisce per essere inferiore all'aspettativa creata dalla somma delle parti., Fra queste ultime, spicca la prova di un cast davvero affiatato: DiCaprio, che già aveva lavorato con Luhrmann in 'Romeo e Giulietta', aggiunge un solido mattone alla costruzione della sua carriera vestendo alla meglio i panni di un altro personaggio più grande della vita, mentre il suo amico (anche nella realtà) Maguire dimostra ancora una volta di avere la faccia giusta per interpretare chi si trova a osservare con stupore quel che di inatteso gli capita. Se poi Carey Mulligan disegna una Daisy dolce e indecifrabile (ma che meraviglia erano mai i tagli a caschetto?), in caso di scelta obbligata del migliore la preferenza cadrebbe forse su Joel Edgerton alle prese con lo scomodo ruolo di suo marito Tom. Azzeccati anche i ruoli di contorno Jason Clarke fa ancora una volta il ruvido fra i quali spunta, in una particina monobattuta da guidatore di taxi, Nick Tate: per i maniaci (come me) l'indimenticato pilota di Aquile in 'Spazio 1999'.
- 2013-05-20 The Great Gatsby > "T" > Watch The Great Movie
- I was fully prepared to dislike this film. But I was drawn into it, and carried along moment to moment. I even found it moving. And I can't stick LDC usually! The film makers did a great job. It takes a while until you get a real scene, but when you do Daisy and Gatsby meeting for the first time at Nic's house it's extremely charming and very funny. I think the critics should take a bath on this one. It's a great romantic movie, no doubt about it.
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- The Great Gatsby is romantic comedy drama taking place in 1920's New York during prohibition. Following footpaths of Moulin Rouge, it is stacked with big-name actors, hip music and capturing visuals. There just isn't enough to the story of love struck mysterious millionaire to carry the movie for full two hours. If leaving out vibrant party scenes, cool soundtrack and sure-fire casting there is really nothing new to The Great Gatsby.
- 2013-05-20 The Great Gatsby > "T" > Watch The Great Movie
- I have not a fan of anything captured on film never revisited twice serials, films, or something else, but at the Gatsby I want to go a second time. Once again savor the views of New York, the story interpreted Luhrmann again. This is the best thing I've ever watched, this is the best interpretation of the book on the big screen
- 2013-05-19 The Great Gatsby > "T" > Watch The Great Movie
- Who is Gatsby? That's what Nick Caraway the films narrator tries to tell us over the course of this film. The film leans heavily on the source material with word for word translation from book to screen, which was fine for the most part but the delivery of some lines felt strange. The acting throughout is pretty decent by all involved. The visuals as at times are stunning especially with the use of the 3d effects;though sometimes I felt it could have been used more, though at times it becomes clear that actors are stood in front of a green screen. The modern music was a nice touch making the setting feel more relevant to a modern audience. Again however it felt underused. I found the story was interesting and yet I couldn't quite see the underlying meanings of the story, so perhaps a prior knowledge of the story would be beneficial to viewing the film. Rating 6 out of 10 All the pieces of the puzzle are there however for me they just don't fit properly.
- 2013-05-19 The Great Gatsby > "T" > Watch The Great Movie
- The Great Gatsby. The quintessential novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald about the disillusionment of the decadent wealth of the 1920s and a cautionary tale about the American dream seems like a no-brainer to turn into a blockbuster film. But does director Baz Luhrmann's stylized vision of the time period do the book justice, old sport? Read more http://www.recomedia.net/filmtv/the-great-t-gatsby/
- 2013-05-19 Iron Man 3 > "I" > Watch Iron Movie
- Really enjoyed this movie! Great visuals along with great sound effects. It also incorporated the avengers which was a nice spin. The adult puns were fantastic. Although I really wasn't a fan of the last two movies, this one turned out pretty good! Good family movie!
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- 2013-05-19 The Great Gatsby > "T" > Watch The Great Movie
- This movie has me so torn. Some things I just loved about this story. Other things really distracted and annoyed me. Overall a good film. I loved the scenery. The scenes of them in the city with the contrast turned up on the color made me feel like I was watching a 60 year old movie in a good way. On the other hand the Beyonce and other Hip-Hop songs were well not well contrived. Good the way the city is set up with the labor class supporting the upper class was done in an almost cartoonish way that was very beautiful. The acting was great and the actress playing Daisy steals every scene she is in. The omissions from the original story Bad. Overall a good pretty looking movie that you will forget about in a few weeks.
- 2013-05-18 Iron Man 3 > "I" > Watch Iron Movie
- There are so many things that went wrong with this that I suggest you read spoiler filled reviews if you want to watch it. That way you wont have to watch it and I will have saved your life. Worst movie I've seen since Bratz: The Movie. Infinitely horrible. I want my money back. I also want apparently-retarded-Stark to build me a time machine so I can go back and never pay for this piece of sh*t.
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- The villains were ridiculous and made no sense whatsoever. The action scenes didn't disappoint, but were wildly diluted with silly plot. Worth seeing if you're invested in the series, but otherwise avoid it.
- 2013-05-18 The Great Gatsby > "T" > Watch The Great Movie
- The scenery is beautiful, but Maguire becomes annoying fast. The movie jumps around between scenes with no real transitions. Very difficult to stay interested.
- 2013-05-18 The Great Gatsby > "T" > Watch The Great Movie
- The movie was long, tedious and Jay-Z's music in 1912. The actors have done their respective roles well but the story was weak. I don't understand "what is this love about?"
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First reaction seeing these shots of Taylor Lautner on set today in New York: I thought they already made this movie...? It was the one with Lily Collins. Didn't see it but the trailer showed him on the run all the time and super intense about his identity -- one of the reasons I call him Tom Cruise Jr. Full Story
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Sandra Bullock is currently promoting The Heat in Europe. She wore black at the London premiere last week -- click here for a refresher -- and she wore black again at the photo call today in Berlin. This is a good look. I love a well tailored classic shirt and that leather skirt is a good length. Full Story
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Maybe...it's time to the cut the hair. Here's Brad Pitt last night at the NY premiere of World War Z. We were talking yesterday about Brad Pitt's Carb Face Hustle and whether or not it's filler, which is what I think. Full Story
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vitaminwater is celebrating its 5th birthday in Canada this month! As you probably know if you read the site on an even semi-regular basis, vitaminwater Canada supports gossip, GOOD Gossip, and we've been working with them closely over the last two years on the Faculty of Celebrity Studies tour and most recently, our #everydaybrilliance profiles. I'm a little biased but I will say, sponsored or not, since my name is on the labels, that I love the taste of the zero flavours -- gogo is my favourite. My bottles at attached (see image). New ones are coming soon! And in celebration of vitaminwater's anniversary, you can claim your own bottle too by creating your own flavour of vitatminwater. Here's how it works: Between June 17 and July 15 visit facebook.com/vitaminwater Full Story
Katy Perry: Love in VOGUE
Katy Perry covers the new issue of VOGUE, her very first time. It's high fashion on a farm. I ...don't love the styling. Mostly because it's kind of the same styling we expect of Katy Perry. Bold dramatic lips, bright dramatic colours. What would a stripped down Katy Perry look like? Is that possible? Or is it by design? I don't see Katy Perry the way I see Lady Gaga who must adhere so strictly to that image she's created -- part freak, part monster, always provocative. Full Story
June 18, 2013 -- Smutty Shout-Outs
To Andrew, the Canadian living in Chicago, from Sofia, a fellow Canadian transfer -- Happy Belated Birthday! Joelle -- Happy Birthday from Melanie who so admires the way you've handled your "roller coaster year" and your recent life altering decision! And for Kate from Jenn -- it sounds like you've already had a wonderful head start to a new, amazing year. Full Story
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We had stomach issues at our place this weekend. The result? Books and television. Tell you about the books later this week when I finish reading. As for the television -- Charlie's Angels Full Throttle was on Saturday. It's been exactly 10 years. We should do this more often, you know? See movies a decade later, if only to spot the faces that emerge beyond the leads.
Like... Shia LaBeouf!
I had NO idea Shia LaBeouf was in Charlie's Angels!
He's the nerd kid who gets adopted by the Bosley Bernie Mac family, remember? No. You don't. But it will become your preoccupation if you watch it back now. Because back then, you would never, ever have predicted that that awkward looking teenager with the crazy would go on to become...Shia LaBeouf. Read Full Intro
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This is the funniest sh-t you will read all day. And when you get the part about Ryan Lochte, I promise you will fall over (Dlisted)
Porny, the pregnant bridesmaid (Too Fab)
Look at these photos. Then admire Roberto Cavilli's girlfriend's gag reflex (The Superficial)
Can you imagine Hugh Jackman walking around telling people to "get f-cked"? (Just Jared)
Christie Brinkley at 59 (Hollywood Tuna)
I really don't like looking at photos of Tom Cruise with his shirt off (Pop Sugar)
Oh Jonathan Rhys Meyers. I worry about you. And your eyes. (Cele|bitchy)
Tom Cruise and Jeremy Renner have dinner (Socialite Life)
Does Selena Gomez have a new boyfriend? (Celeb Dirty Laundry)
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Ben Affleck as Tony Mendez in "Argo," which is set in Tehran during the U.S. hostage crisis. (Keith Bernstein / Warner Bros. / November 8, 2011) |
TEHRAN -- Since the news from Hollywood flashed early Monday in Iran, text messages have been passing the word: A film widely denounced here as a stereotyped, anti-Iranian caricature won the coveted Oscar for best picture.
"I am secular, atheist and not pro-regime but I think the film 'Argo' has distorted history and insulted Iranians," said Hossain, a cafe owner worried about business because of customers' lack of cash in a sanctions-battered economy. "For me, it wasn't even a good thriller."
"Argo" may have won over film academy voters, but it gets no love on the streets of Iran.
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The perception that the film portrayed Iranians uniformly as bearded, violent fanatics rankled many who recall that Iran's 1979 revolution had both secular and religious roots -- and ousted a dictatorial monarch, the shah of Iran, reviled as a corrupt and brutal puppet of Washington.
The thriller is based on a true story in which six U.S. diplomats were rescued amid the turmoil of the U.S. Embassy takeover, under the cover of making a Hollywood sci-fi film.
"I did not enjoy seeing my fellow countrymen and women insulted," said Farzaneh Haji, an educated homemaker and fan of romantic movies who was 18 at the time of the revolution. "The men then were not all bearded and fanatical. To be anti-American was a fashionable idea among young people across the board. Even non-bearded and U.S.-educated men and women were against American imperialism."
Adding to the widespread dismay is the fact that the best-picture nod for "Argo" came two days before Iranian and Western officials are scheduled to meet in Kazakhstan for the latest talks on Iran's disputed nuclear program, the latest U.S.-Iran crisis.
When "Argo" was released last year, some hard-line commentators in Iran declared the film a bellicose salvo paving the way for a U.S. attack on the country's nuclear infrastructure. Many in the West view Iran's nuclear program as a covert bomb-building endeavor. Iran insists that its only goal is peaceful use of nuclear power.
Others here argued that "Argo" lacked credibility, especially the climactic scene in which (spoiler alert) gun-wielding revolutionary guards on the tarmac at Tehran's airport chase the Swissair flight spiriting the six American diplomats aloft to safety -- an invented chase that was more Hollywood gloss than reality.
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"As an action film or thriller, the film was good, but it was not believable, especially the way the six Americans escaped from the airport," said Farshid Farivar, 49, a Hollywood devotee, as he stretched his legs in an office where he does promotional work. "At any rate, it was an average film and did not deserve an Oscar."
"Argo" was widely viewed in Iran on bootleg DVD copies that go for less than $1 on sidewalk stands. Sanitized and censored thrillers, sometimes with female protagonists omitted, are the only Hollywood fare deemed suitable for theaters and state-run television, though many people have access to international satellite movie channels.
The reformist daily Shargh quoted former President Carter, who noted that the role of Canada in the rescue was "under-appreciated," a theme that has also stirred spirited debate in that country. The six escaped with the help of the then-Canadian ambassador to Tehran. Although his character has a role in the film, the hero is a CIA operative played by Ben Affleck, who also directed "Argo."
In many ways, U.S.-Iranian relations are still reflected in both nations through the traumatic prism of the hostage crisis that played out more than three decades ago.
Here in Iran's capital, there are some who simply didn't want to be reminded of what they view as the revolution's enduring, calamitous consequences -- a stifling theocracy, decades of international isolation and the pulverizing Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s, a conflict that saw many foreign powers siding with Saddam Hussein's frontal attack on the Islamic Republic.
"I am ashamed of what was done, and the results of the hostage taking were catastrophic for Iran," said Hassan, who, like several others critical of the government, declined to give his full name, fearing retribution. "Iran became a lawless country. We were kicked out of the international family and we were alone when invaded by Iraq. Now an American filmmaker wants to make my traumatized conscience bleed again? Give me a break. I did not even bother to wait for the end of the film. I know what happened in my country. There is no need for me to watch a distorted version from someone in Hollywood."
The renewed international focus on the hostage crisis has inevitably led journalists to track down Abbas Abdi, who in 1979 was a young engineering student and key planner of the embassy takeover. Abdi was a familiar figure on U.S. television screens during the 444-day standoff, during which 52 U.S. citizens were held.
These days, Abdi is a middle-aged reformer who was imprisoned -- unjustly, he says -- for his alleged part in an Iranian poll a decade ago showing substantial public support for renewed diplomatic relations with Washington, a taboo topic here. But Abdi, like many of his compatriots, gives "Argo" an emphatic thumbs-down as cinema.
In a brief telephone interview on Monday, Abdi said the Oscars had plummeted to the feeble level of Iran's own Fajr Film Festival, not exactly one of the luminaries on the international movie awards circuit.
"The Oscars are now vulgar and have standards as low as our own film festival," he said. "The Oscars deserve 'Argo' and 'Argo' deserves the Oscars."
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Iran claims to find uranium deposits, plans more nuclear plants
Afghan president orders U.S. special forces out of strategic province
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SUNRIVER — The third annual Wally Wallace Cup, an adult hockey tournament, is scheduled for Saturday on the ice rink at the Village at Sunriver.
The four-team event will start at 8 a.m. following a round-robin format. The championship game is expected to start at 1 p.m. According to event coordinator Scott Wallace, between 30 and 35 players are expected to participate.
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I question the amount of time that some editors put in with the game, especially those that declare that bum rushing the enemy is always win tactic, or that defense always has the upper hand. Operatives are made to infiltrate, soldier have extra survivability and power in grenades, medics can revive the fallen and buff the living, and engineers can counter a defensive lockdown with offensive turrets and ground control on supply points. With rank unlocks considered, and the wide variety of tactics that can be applied there are many ways to counter either scenario.
None of this would've been seen however if the reviewers failed to take the time to level up, explore tactics, and play with others instead of bots. I managed to play with some writers beyond the initial media event, and for the most part they've given Brink scores in the 7-8 range. There are others though that I never ran into again after the two hour media event, whatever that means.
Pappy and I will be jumping on the PC version in the days to come, so stay tuned for that. My honest impression of Brink on the Xbox 360 version (even though I really dislike playing FPS on consoles) though is that it'd be worthy of a score somewhere around 3.5 to 4/5 stars. Take it for what you will, and we'll follow up more after some hands-on PC time. Anyways, on to the roundup!
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Hi Cheyenne! Thanks for the welcome! Checked out both your sites and entered the giveaway - cool! Following you via GFC on This Girl Reads (I didn't see a way to follow on Cover to Cover though I L.O.V.E. the site). :D
Would love for you to check us out at http://cellardoorians.com. You can follow us via LINKY or email and there are links to our Facebook, Goodreads and Twitter as well!
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Thanks for welcoming me. It's a great site to be sure. I have met so many nice people it's almost overwhelming. I am following both of your lovely blogs now. =) I would love for you to check out my blog whenever you have the chance: http://twistingyourmindonewordatatime.blogspot.com/
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Hi, Cheyenne. I'm following both of your blogs. Very beautiful! Here's mine. Thanks! :)
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Hi Cheyenne,
I just checked out your blog and became a follower too!! I am still crazy busy, but I hope to be able to sit down one day and go through all the blogs that I follow.:) Right now I am happy to be able to keep up with my email and Facebook friends.:) I hope you will consider reviewing my book, If I Could Be Like Jennifer Taylor. It is YA and I think you will enjoy reading it. You can find out more about it here:
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Hey Cheyenne
You know I am new to the blogging community :)
Unfortunately, because of my lack of experience, I have been the victim of a virus attack.
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I directly imported my posts to a new blog, to save my hard work..
I would love if you follow me again on my new blog as you did before
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Hey. Thank you for the warm welcome.
Hi, Just letting you know I became a follower on your blog.
Hi Cheyenne,
I just started following your blog. Thats a neat idea of a cover a day. I would love if you followed my author site. Writings by River
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I added a followe widget to my blog if you want to follow me back :)
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Hi Cheyenne,
Sorry I didn't answer you right away, but my husband is having health problems and the week was really busy! He is better now, but I am still having to take him to his infusion appointments. So I have been trying to catch up and get all my email checked properly!
Thank you for the warm welcome and I am going to check out your blog too. I hope you will stop by my blog and check it out. I am still pretty new to Book Blogs, but so far I am really loving it here :
Hi Cheyenne, I am new to Book Blogs and am finding my way around. I just became a follower to your blog, I would love a follow back! My blog is: http://endlessdaysofbooks.blogspot.com/
Thank you so much for the much appreciated welcome, sorry its so late, I didn't even know I had comments aaahhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!
i am following your blog now, Cheyenne! :) here's my blog -> Forever YA. I would really appreciate it if you'd check it out <3
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Imamu Amiri Baraka is an African-American poet and scholar. He has served as professor emeritus of Africana Studies at the State Unversity of New York at Stony Brook.
Sydney Biddle Barrows is famous for running a high-class escort service in the 1980s.
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In 80 days the University of North Dakota football team will kick off the 2012 season, the first year for UND in the Big Sky Conference. Here at FightingSioux.com, we couldn't be more excited.
While we won't take you around the entire world with our coverage in those 80 days, we'll be your home for news, features, videos and more during arguably the most exciting summer in UND football history.
What to expect before fall camp begins:
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Apr. 27 8:59 PM PT9:59 PM MT10:59 PM CT11:59 PM ET3:59 GMT11:59 AM 北京时间8:59 PM MST10:59 PM EST7:59 UAE (+1)23:59 ET - Fasth made 26 saves in a 5-3 loss to the 'Yotes on Saturday night. Analysis: Fasth should see some action in the postseason in a scrumptious series against the Red Wings. |
Apr. 23 11:30 PM PT12:30 AM MT1:30 AM CT2:30 AM ET6:30 GMT2:30 PM 北京时间11:30 PM MST1:30 AM EST10:30 UAE2:30 ET - Fasth made 24 saves for his fourth shutout of the season and the Anaheim Ducks clinched the Pacific Division title with a 3-0 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Monday night. Analysis: The rookie from Sweden is 15-5-2 with a 2.10 goals-against average in 24 games this season but had one win in his previous five contests. |
Apr. 8 1:46 PM PT2:46 PM MT3:46 PM CT4:46 PM ET20:46 GMT4:46 AM 北京时间1:46 PM MST3:46 PM EST0:46 UAE (+1)16:46 ET - Fasth made 35 saves in Sunday's 4-3 SO win over the Kings. Analysis: Fasth has won three of four starts. |
Mar. 13 9:33 PM PT10:33 PM MT11:33 PM CT12:33 AM ET4:33 GMT12:33 PM 北京时间9:33 PM MST11:33 PM EST8:33 UAE0:33 ET - Fasth continues to be out with an upper-body injury. Analysis: Fasth is expected to be back soon. |
Mar. 9 2:20 PM PT3:20 PM MT4:20 PM CT5:20 PM ET22:20 GMT6:20 AM 北京时间3:20 PM MST5:20 PM EST2:20 UAE (+1)17:20 ET - Fasth posted his second career shutout for the Anaheim Ducks with 29 saves in a 4-0 victory over the Calgary Flames on Friday night. Analysis: The rookie goaltender has been a big key to Anaheim's success by going 10-1-1 with a 1.92 goals-against average in his first 13 NHL games. |
Feb. 28 12:38 PM PT1:38 PM MT2:38 PM CT3:38 PM ET20:38 GMT4:38 AM 北京时间1:38 PM MST3:38 PM EST0:38 UAE (+1)15:38 ET - Fasth made 20 saves as the Ducks beat the Nashville Predators 5-1 Wednesday night for their seventh straight home victory. Analysis: The Swedish sensation improved to 9-1-0 with a 1.92 GAA for the high-flying Ducks. |
Feb. 26 9:27 AM PT10:27 AM MT11:27 AM CT12:27 PM ET17:27 GMT1:27 AM 北京时间10:27 AM MST12:27 PM EST21:27 UAE12:27 ET - Fasth, who entered Monday having won each of his first eight starts, stopped 20 of 24 shots in a 5-2 loss at Los Angeles. Analysis: Fasth is now 8-1-0 with a 2.01 GAA. He winning streak was the longest in the NHL this season. |
Feb. 20 10:04 AM PT11:04 AM MT12:04 PM CT1:04 PM ET18:04 GMT2:04 AM 北京时间11:04 AM MST1:04 PM EST22:04 UAE13:04 ET - Fasth has agreed to a two-year, $5.8 million contract extension with the Anaheim Ducks after an 8-0-0 start to his first NHL season. Analysis: The Ducks signed the 30-year-old Fasth to be Jonas Hiller's backup last summer after his stellar pro career in his native Sweden. While Hiller has been slowed by injuries this season, Fasth has been largely outstanding in his place, making nine appearances with a 1.78 goals-against average and a .933 save percentage. Fasth is just the third goalie in NHL history to win his first eight decisions. |
Feb. 18 9:24 PM PT10:24 PM MT11:24 PM CT12:24 AM ET5:24 GMT1:24 PM 北京时间10:24 PM MST12:24 AM EST9:24 UAE0:24 ET - Saturday's win improved Fasth's record to 8-0-0, joining him with Ray Emery and Bob Froese as the only goalies in NHL history to win their first eight starts. No netminder has won his first nine starts. Analysis: Fasth has a .933 save percentage and a 1.78 goals-against average, numbers that both rank among the league's top 10. |
Feb. 16 2:14 PM PT3:14 PM MT4:14 PM CT5:14 PM ET22:14 GMT6:14 AM 北京时间3:14 PM MST5:14 PM EST2:14 UAE (+1)17:14 ET - Fasth continued his remarkable play with 26 saves in Friday's 5-2 win at Detroit. Analysis: Fasth improved to 7-0-0 with a 1.77 GAA. He remains one of this season's biggest surprises. |
Feb. 13 6:29 AM PT7:29 AM MT8:29 AM CT9:29 AM ET14:29 GMT10:29 PM 北京时间7:29 AM MST9:29 AM EST18:29 UAE9:29 ET - Fasth continued his astounding rise to fantasy prominence Tuesday in a 3-2 SO win at Chicago. Analysis: Fasth made 28 saves through the OT and became the first goalie to win his first six NHL starts since Dan Ellis with Dallas and Nashville from Feb. 18, 2004, to Nov. 29, 2007. Fantasy players may have though the Swede was a fluke, but he proved himself against the high-powered 'Hawks and could be a star in the NHL for years to come. |
Feb. 10 1:09 PM PT2:09 PM MT3:09 PM CT4:09 PM ET21:09 GMT5:09 AM 北京时间2:09 PM MST4:09 PM EST1:09 UAE (+1)16:09 ET - Fasth stopped three of six shootout attempts to become the first NHL goalie in eight years to win his first five starts, and the Anaheim Ducks beat the struggling St. Louis Blues 6-5 on Saturday night. Analysis: Fasth, who began the game first in the NHL with a 1.06 goals-against average and a .957 save percentage, allowed five goals on 31 shots. Nolan Schaefer won his first five starts for San Jose in 2005. |
Feb. 7 12:37 PM PT1:37 PM MT2:37 PM CT3:37 PM ET20:37 GMT4:37 AM 北京时间1:37 PM MST3:37 PM EST0:37 UAE (+1)15:37 ET - Fasth stopped 31 shots for his first NHL shutout, lifting the surging Anaheim Ducks to a 3-0 win over the Colorado Avalanche on Wednesday night. Analysis: The 30-year-old Fasth has certainly been quite a find for the Ducks since he signed as a free agent during the offseason. According to the Ducks, Fasth is the first goaltender in NHL history over the age of 30 to win his first four games. His 0.98 GAA leads the NHL and the Swede is 'Fasth' becoming a quality fantasy pickup. |
Feb. 5 11:20 AM PT12:20 PM MT1:20 PM CT2:20 PM ET19:20 GMT3:20 AM 北京时间12:20 PM MST2:20 PM EST23:20 UAE14:20 ET - Fasth made 25 saves as the Ducks beat the Sharks 2-1 on Monday night. Analysis: The rookie has posted a 1.30 GAA in winning all three starts. Go ahead and pull a 'Fasth' one on your fantasy competition by nabbing the services of the Swede. |
Jan. 27 1:15 PM PT2:15 PM MT3:15 PM CT4:15 PM ET21:15 GMT5:15 AM 北京时间2:15 PM MST4:15 PM EST1:15 UAE (+1)16:15 ET - Fasth made 19 saves and stopped all three Nashville shootout attempts to win his NHL debut, and Corey Perry scored the only shootout goal in the Ducks' 3-2 victory over the Predators on Saturday night. Analysis: Fasth got a standing ovation and the first star after surviving a tense evening with the Ducks, who never led until the final horn in their third victory in four games to start the season. Fasth is new to North America, but he's a veteran of the Swedish Elite League who's determined to succeed on hockey's biggest stage. |
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Year | Team | GPI | Min | GAA | W | L | OTL | T | ENG | ShO | GA | SA | Sv% |
2012-13 | Anh | 25 | 1428 | 2.18 | 15 | 6 | 2 | - | 3 | 4 | 52 | 661 | 0.921 |
Career | 25 | 1428 | 2.18 | 15 | 6 | 2 | 0 | 3 | 4 | 52 | 661 | 0.921 |


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A lot of People seem to have questions about the whole Warseers "project", so this is the place to ask them and, hopefully, get them answered.
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The Macculloch Hall Historical Museum features 18th and 19th century American and English fine and decorative arts, original artifacts and reproductions. Past exhibits include "Gone For A Soldier: Jerseymen in the Civil War," "The Other Side of the War: The Civil War On the Home Front," "The Original Thomas Nast" and others.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The U.S. Department of Labor today announced that approximately 18,000 workers laid off in 48 states from 864 Hostess company locations are eligible to apply for Trade Adjustment Assistance.
"As President Obama said in his State of the Union address, 'to grow our middle class, our citizens must have access to the education and training that today's jobs require,' " said acting Secretary of Labor Seth D. Harris. "Trade Adjustment Assistance enables workers to pursue training in the skills that today's employers need, contributing not just to a stronger middle class, but to a stronger American economy."
This TAA certification was based on a Labor Department investigation to determine whether the layoff event met the group eligibility criteria set forth by the Trade Act of 1974. An investigation found that increased imports of baked products contributed importantly to the company's sales declines and worker separations.
Workers covered by this TAA certification will be contacted by their respective state workforce agencies with instructions on how to apply for individual benefits and services. Those who qualify may receive case management and re-employment services, training in new occupational skills and/or trade readjustment allowances that provide income support for workers enrolled in training. Workers may also receive job search and relocation allowances, and the Health Coverage Tax Credit.
While TAA is open to eligible workers of all ages, workers 50 years of age and older may elect to receive Re-employment Trade Adjustment Assistance instead. If a worker obtains new employment at wages less than $50,000 and less than those earned in the trade-impacted employment, the RTAA program will pay 50 percent of the difference between the old wage and the new wage, up to $10,000 over a two-year period. RTAA participants may also be eligible for retraining and the HCTC.
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MOORE, Okla. (AP) - The state medical examiner's office has revised the death toll from a tornado in an Oklahoma City suburb to 24 people, including nine children.
The Minnesota House has passed a bill that allows a union drive among home daycare providers and personal care attendants after about 10 hours of debate strung out over more than two days.


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Our research interests include media, the city, free software, language, Indic computing, the politics of information/knowledge, communication technologies, digital art and culture, social/digital interfaces, etc. Sarai's own research projects in these areas, as well as research conducted under the annual independent fellowships and student stipendship programmes, add to our now substantial archival collections on urban space and media culture.
- What kind of research projects have received support in Sarai annual fellowships/stipendships programmes?
By 'research' we mean both archival and field research, practice-based research, theoretical explorations, as well as activity of a creative/experimental/alternative nature. For the past four years we have undertaken research processes as well as supported projects that speak to our interests in the South Asian city (metropolitan as well as mofussil) , contemporaneity, media cultures, histories and practices and the social & political aspects of information.
Projects are selected from applications sent in by researchers and practitioners based all over India. Selected projects have spanned a wide spectrum of areas of enquiry including - popular culture, urban ethnography, architecture, geography, creative writing, history, graphic arts, theatre, new media, cinema studies, music, free/open source software, semiotics, histories of media forms/practices, sexuality, technological cultures, oral history, sports, gender and folk traditions. Detailed overviews of successful proposals from the previous years can be accessed on our website.
Each year we advertise for the Independent Research Fellowships and student stipendships on our website, on mailing lists (Reader-List, Commons-Law List) and in selected periodicals (Economic and Political Weekly, Hans). Applications can be sent in English and Hindi. We offer a maximum of Rs. 60,000/- for six months for the Independent Research Fellowships and Rs. 15,000/- for the Student Stipendships.
Free software is software that anyone is free to use, copy, improve, examine or distribute, either free or for a price. More precisely, it refers to four fundamental freedoms, which users of the software should have:
Users should be allowed to run the software for any purpose.
Users should be able to closely examine and study the software and should be able to freely modify and improve it to fill their needs better.
Users should be able to give copies of the software to other people to whom the software will be useful. <Users should be able to improve the software and freely distribute their improvements to the broader public so that they, as a whole, benefit.
While the common understanding of the term 'user' suggests someone who simply 'uses' software, one of the most interesting characteristics of free software is the way in which the distinction between 'user' and 'creator' blurs. Creators of free software are also its users, and users of free software are also often (though not always) involved in the creation of the software. It is extremely easy for someone who uses free software to become a creator.
For detailed information, please visit the FLOSS (Free/Libre and Open Source Software) project on our website.
To apply for a residency at Sarai, please send us a CV with ideas/specific plans about what you wish to do while you are in Delhi, and what you would expect from your time at Sarai. We are in a position to offer working space, basic office and communication facilities and internet connectivity during the residency, and could help in finding you accommodation. We recommend that you bring your own laptop or any other equipment that you may require for your work. While at Sarai you could be invited to conduct workshops, participate in seminars and contribute to the online discussion lists hosted at Sarai. The Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS), where Sarai is located, has an excellent library that you would be free to use.
As a rule we do not offer any monetary support for travel, accommodation or costs to people who want to come on residencies or research fellowships to Sarai from the European Union, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand. In outstanding cases, we may give letters in support of applications for funds for residencies/fellowships; requests for these should be communicated well in advance.
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and the note she sent was so sweet...clickety to biggefy
PS I also got a package from my mom today, but I don't want to post pictures and brag about it...my siblings would be WAY too jealous!
What a great idea! And I "big red puffy heart" your blog layout! Too pretty!
Good mail is always so much fun! You are so lucky!
Bloggy Friends are the BEST !!
I'm still sorting through my craft supply to see what I'll be swapping, but I'll definitely be playing along ! I'll be posting the pic I took of "My Favorite Things" before I shipped it out yesterday too ! I had sooo much fun shopping for everything !!
I love getting good mail (or as I call it, "real mail"). There's nothing better than a package found at your front door with your name on it!
I am so sorry about you not getting anything from your partner that time. That is really sad that someone would do that. I had a similar experience with my very first swap.
I love to get things in the mail also, so fun!
There's nothing quite like getting a surprise in the mail...how sweet of your bloggy friend to do that for you!
That was a wonderful surprise! I always feel all warm & fluffy after reading your blog!
Yay for good mail!!!
And I am getting mine out today. I will shoot you an email when the deed is actually done, but know it's going out today. :)
happy day!
Posts like these make me LOVE that I am a part of blogspot! Seriously, there are SO many good people out there! Yay for good mail!
Good mail makes me so happy! I voted for the games swap, I love games too!
dude..gourmet mom on the go is like a celebrity! and you got mail from her? Lucky ducky!
It's so great to recieve some LOVE in the mail! I'm definitely going to check out April's swap - fun!
I love Cranium. And real mail.
I big red puffy heart how much you big red puffy heart stuff!
Thank you so much for the warm welcome to SITS. I'm loving your blog!
What a great surprise to get! I hope you guys have fun playing the game!
What a great surprise to get! I hope you guys have fun playing the game!
Yeah for good mail! I love me some good mail!
Found your bloggy and LOOOOOOOOOOVE it!!! What a fun package! I'm sorry you got stiffed on a Christmas exchange, how awful! It's wonderful that you have so many awesome buddies to help you feel better though. :)
There are a lot of good people in blogland!
That's just not right to sign up for something and then not follow through. Such a bummer for those involved. But I'm SO glad that you had a couple people show you the love!! That was really sweet of them!
Cool!! I love that fun stuff! Getting things in the mail, is always so much fun. (As long as it isn't bills of course!) Lucky you!
so pretty...and pink too!!!! fab!
hey head over to my blog today...i'm donating $1 for each comment to neuroblastoma research in honor of tuesday and cora... please!
That's the great thing about blogging. So many people to connect with- there is always someone to brighten your day and vice versa. That was so sweet of her to make up for the gift shafter!
Thanks for visiting my blog :-)
I love getting mail as well, but my heart speeds each time I get to send to someone. I love to know it will make them smile. :)
wow that's soooo great!!! you get some wonderful stuff!! I coulod use a big surprise like that! I never get anything fun - just bills!! lol
that was a sweet suprise for you! I think I enjoy sending a little suprise as much if not more than recieving it!!!
You've got so many people who care about you. That's always a good feeling.
Thanks for commenting on my blog! I glad you got your package. Looks like someone likes you a lot!
Thanks for commenting on my blog! I glad you got your package. Looks like someone likes you a lot!
Hey, we just got our internet up again. We are settling in to our new place and have been really busy learning our duties at the office. I'm glad you got your package. We are praying for you guys and love you tons.
Good mail always cheer me up! I love it!
How nice of them to send you some love :)
You totally deserve bloggy love! You are the sweetest lady out there! I'm so happy you got such an AWESOME package! YAY! I got my favorite things package today and let me tell you, IT.WAS.AWESOME!! It totally LOVE it! Can't wait to post all about it! Thank you SO much for hosting this! YAY!
Awww...how sweet! I get jealous of all of this GOOD MAIL stuff, and I know I could/should participate -- but once I start, I'm afraid I couldn't stop!!! And unfortunately my budget doesn't call for that right now...
Good Mail rocks! Thanks for sharing! You are so good to grab the camera and take a picture -I on the other hand, get so excited I dig right in!


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For the higher octave the notes is succeeded by a + sign and for the lower octave the notes is followed by a - sign. The notes present within flower brackets '{}' must be played at a higher speed than the other notes. If there is only one note present in the bracket then just give a touch of the note (don't prolong the note for a long time). That note is present to give better effect to the song. The notes present inside simple brackets '()' stand for the instrumental sounds which sometimes form an integral part of a song. Usually if a note has to be prolonged it is followed by a series of dots. But the number of dots doesnt signify the duration of the note. Note that these notes give you only an outline of the song. You can perfect the song by experimenting with these notes.
Capital letters stand for higher / tivre / sharp notes.
Small letters stand for lower / komal / flat notes.
Table below shows complete index for the notes.
Symbol | Carnatic Equivalent | Western Equivalent | Hindustani Equivalent |
S | Shadja | C | Shadja |
r | Suddha Rishabha | D Flat | Ri Komal |
R | Chatusruti Rishabha | D Sharp | Ri Tivre |
g | Sadharana Gandhara | E Flat | Ga Komal |
G | Antara Gandhara | E Sharp | Ga Tivre |
m | Suddha Madhyama | F Flat | Ma Komal |
M | Prati Madhyama | F Sharp | Ma Tivre |
P | Panchama | G | Panchama |
d | Suddha Dhaivata | A Flat | Da Komal |
D | Chatusruti Dhaivata | A Sharp | Da Tivre |
n | Kaisiki Nishadha | B Flat | Ni Komal |
N | Kakali Nishadha | B Sharp | Ni Tivre |
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Just Oxtails Soul Food
Stockyard Bar-B-Que
Virgie's Bbq
Goode Company Barbeque
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All Star Catering Co.
Successful Events
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Boca Shores in St Pete Beach
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 3
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Boca Shores
- rates (USD) $ 1,200 - $ 1,800 / month
vacation rental description
Sunny Beautiful 1 bedroom condo 580sqft over looking the intercoastal water way, pool and well maintained lush gardens....sun all day.. cozy balcony off bedroom,completly upgraded new furniture and new bath rm etc...very immaculate and clean ,flat screen TV and DVD, two bikes (beach cruisers) and Golf Clubs.
property availability
Last modified on 02-15-2013 at 4:42 PM.
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Mark Flach 778-426-3988
condo rental amenities
Full Kitchen,Full size fridge,stove,dishwasher,microwave,toaster,coffee maker,alarm clock Iron,hair dryer,flat screen TV & dvd,,Internet,Cable TV,printer,Phone unlimited calling US & Canada,Towels & Linen,2 Beach cruisers, Golf clubs and Great owner-landord.
Complex Amenities-Gated property,Heated swimming pool,large sunning area over looking the bay,fishing pier,clubhouse,Sauna,Exercise room,pool table clean laundry room.community BBQs
activities and attractions in St Pete Beach Gulf Coast Central
Enjoy a short 10 min stroll to the most beautiful white sandy beach,lots of cozy little beach bars with entertainment and dancing as well as shopping and resturants. Romantic sunsets with sun disappearing in the Gulf of Mexico.Trolley stops out front of the complex to explore more beaches or shopping and famous Johns pass...walk the beach for miles and great golfing.
vacation rental rates
Monthly rentals only allowed
Feb-March $1800 US per month plus 12% tax
April-May $1500 US per month plus 12% tax
June-Sept $1200 US per month plus 12% tax
Oct-Jan $1500 US per month plus 12% tax
Mark Flach 778-426-3988
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