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A winner was selected from 57 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
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I have a small visual FX company in California. Please take a look at my site for an idea of my look and feel. My current logo was something I just made real quick and isn't really suited for print anyway.
Please watch at least one of the reels so you can see what kind of work we do.
I actually design logos professionally for TV and Film... but those are animated and I find I am no good at designing logos that sit still.... and I have found it really hard to take a step back and design a logo for my own company.... no fresh ideas.
If the look and feel of my site gives you any ideas... then great.... but I am open to any and all ideas.
Play with the idea of being "more complete". I would love to see this come across in the logo.
Target audience in people in the entertainment and advertising fields. These are my major clients... and it's hard to say you do design when your own logo is lame... as mine is now. Mainly male target audience.
I don't like pink or feminine colors. Most of my clients will be male.
I like logos that have text and maybe one graphic element or idea.... but incorporated into the text... so there is some connection between graphic and art.
I will need CMYK or RGB eps files... as well as the illustrator file if done in illustrator.
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Two Hope College student-athletes have been awarded NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships. Football player Michael Atwell and cross country runner Sheri McCormack are among 58 fall athletes nationally across all three divisions who will receive one-time, non-renewable grants of $7,500.
The addition of Atwell and McCormack gives Hope a total of 19 NCAA Postgraduate Scholars since 1974.
Mark Northuis, chair of Hope's kinesiology department, praised the recognition for Atwell, a senior from Geneseo, Ill. (Geneseo HS), and McCormack, a senior from Holland (West Ottawa HS).
"We are excited that two more of Hope College's student-athletes, Sheri and Michael, have been recognized by the NCAA for their outstanding contributions to both academics and athletics," Northuis said. "As indicated in the description of the award, Sheri and Michael have been chosen because of their current accomplishments, as well as their path of graduate studies with significant future achievements. They are fine representatives of the dedicated student-athletes that attend Hope College."
It is the second time in Hope's history that two student-athletes received NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships in the same school year. In 1999, current Hope volleyball coach Becky Schmidt was given one for volleyball, while Rebecca Timmer was awarded one in track & field.
Northuis also coached McCormack during a decorated cross country career that ended last fall with Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Most Valuable Runner honors and a 17th-place individual finish at the NCAA Division III Championships. She also earned All-America honors.
McCormack helped the Flying Dutch finish ninth in the team standings at nationals — matching their second-best performance all-time.
McCormack, who's majoring in chemistry and Spanish at Hope, plans to use the grant toward the cost of University of Michigan Dental School. She was thrilled when she was notified of the award.
"I found out about the scholarship during lab," McCormack said. "The email was completely unexpected, and it was a challenge to contain my excitement."
Atwell started at quarterback for three seasons at Hope. He finished third in Flying Dutchmen history with 6,094 passing yards. He threw for 2,582 yards and 20 touchdowns during the 2013 season while leading Hope to a 7-3 overall record and a second-place finish in the MIAA standings.
Atwell is majoring in biology and chemistry at Hope. He plans to use the NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship toward the costs of medical school.
"It's just a great honor to cap off my career here at Hope," Atwell said. "I spent a lot of time on both academics and athletics. It's a great way to show my efforts went to something, not just personal achievement."
Both Atwell and McCormack expressed appreciation for the all-around support they received at Hope while being student-athletes.
"The level of support by the coaches for my academic achievements was really high as well was the level of support by the professors for my athletic achievements," Atwell said. "The collaboration of both helped me succeed in both areas."
McCormack said competing at the Division III level allowed her to run at a high national level and still excel in her studies.
"I would not have been able to get All-America status if my team had not qualified for nationals," McCormack said. "Being a DIII athlete gives us the opportunity to compete at the national level while still having time to focus on academics."
The NCAA awards as many as 174 postgraduate scholarships annually, 87 for men and 87 for women. The scholarships are awarded to student-athletes who excel academically and athletically and who are at least in their final year of intercollegiate athletics competition. Each sports season (fall, winter and spring), there are 29 scholarships available for men and 29 scholarships available for women.
The NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship was created in 1964 to promote and encourage postgraduate education by rewarding the Association's most accomplished student-athletes through their participation in NCAA championship and/or emerging sports.


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Porta Love
Zak Porta says his 2007 Shelby GT500 has been a labor of love the past few years, and he even proposed to his now-wife in the car. Since it's been a labor of love, you know the Shelby's not stock. Far from it, as a matter of fact. A Kenne Bell 2.8H supercharger replaced the stock blower. Supporting the big KB are 72-lb/hr injectors, billet fuel rails, an off-road H-pipe, and a JBA after-cat exhaust. To best make use off the increased power, Zak added Eibach coilovers, Maximum Motorsports caster/camber plates, Metco Motorsports Solutions control arms, a BMR Suspension Panhard bar, and a Driveshaft Shop one-piece driveshaft. To keep the Shelby cool, it benefits from a Revan Racing dual-fan heat exchanger, M-H Racing's The Tank, Samco silicone hoses, and a 170-degree thermostat. As you can see, the exterior received attention as well, with painted rocker panels, a carbon-fiber splitter, tinted turn signals and side markers, and CCW 505A wheels with Mickey Thompson ET Street Radials out back. Zak's other standout mods include a Ford Racing X-brace rear-seat delete; a custom Zpod gauge pod with Aeroforce gauges; a Bob's Auto Sports oil separator; and lots of custom powdercoating and hydrocarbon work.
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Ok, so these Mustangs weren't found in a barn. They're owned by StangBarn's (www.stangbarn.com) Josh Hopping and his father-in-law. Josh owns the 2003 Cobra, which features a K&N cold air intake, BBK Performance X-shape crossover pipe, a Magnaflow after-cat, subframe connectors, an IRS brace, a Classic Design Concepts lightbar, and chrome Cobra wheels. With the stock pulley in place, the Cobra put down 432 hp and 390 lb-ft of torque. Josh's father-in-law, Ed Whitenack, has owned the '83 GT 'vert for about five years now. It was stock with 85,000 miles on it when Ed bought it. Now it features a full restification with Eibach springs, Weld Draglites, and a mild 306 under the hood backed up by short-tube headers, an H-pipe, and a Flowmaster after-cat exhaust.


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Obama backer to issue film depicting bin Laden manhunt
The National Geographic Channel has just announced that it will air Seal Team Six: The Raid on Osama bin Laden, a feature film that details the manhunt that took down the late al-Qaeda leader in Pakistan on May 2, 2011.
The film is produced by Nicolas Chartier, who produced The Hurt Locker, and distributed by The Weinstein Company, according to a press release e-mailed by the channel. The Weinstein Company was founded by brothers Harvey and Bob Weinstein. In August, Harvey Weinstein hosted a fundraiser for Obama at his home in Connecticut, as reported by USA TODAY's David Jackson in The Oval.
The film, directed by John Stockwell, will premiere Sunday, Nov. 4, two days before Election Day.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, "the timing of the bin Laden movie is notable because the events chronicle one of the crowning achievements of President Obama's first term in office: the manhunt and the eventual killing of the al-Qaeda leader."
A National Geographic Channel feature film on the raid that took down Osama Bin Laden.
A trailer of the film is airing on Yahoo! TV.
"The events portrayed in the film were vetted by a team of experts, including a recently retired Navy SEAL, a top CIA operative and one of the most renowned bin Laden historians," the press release reads.


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This Is Why The McDonalds McFlurry Machine Is Always Broken
It's one of the biggest mysteries of our generation.
Well, not really - but it is freaking annoying when we're CRAVING a McFlurry or a thick shake, and we loop around the drive thru, keen as mustard, only to be told the soft serve machine is down.
So, Seventeen magazine decided to find out what's up. Visiting 25 different McDonalds locations, they asked the question, 'is the McFlurry machine working?'
Five said yes.
So she tried to find out why.
Three McDonalds (US) employees said the same thing; "Cleaning these machines takes hours," Becca Jansen, a former McDonald's employee of five years in Missouri, told Seventeen.com.
"I mean it, these old machines can take four hours to clean. The reason? It has a preprogrammed cycle that it must complete, and if it senses you did something wrong, it will start over."
Not just anyone can clean the machines either. Only certain specialised employees are taught how to clean or fix them, and these employees typically work regular 9-to-5 hours. If a machine breaks at 7 p.m., it probably won't get fixed until the next afternoon.
Other reasons were that the machine simply hadn't been turned on, and generally, they're not turned on until around 10am.
If customers were to ask for soft serve before then, the employee they spoke to said she would tell them she couldn't serve it at that time.
When a former McDonald's employee of four years in Illinois was asked about this situation, she explained that the employees weren't always 100 percent straightforward with customers.
Particularly on slow nights, they might turn off the machines early. "They probably say they can't make the drink because the machine is cleaning," she told me. "If the store closes at 11 p.m., they might start cleaning it at 9 if things are slow, and so they don't want to dirty it again. If they say it's broken, it's probably because they cleaned it already so they're making an excuse that the customer will understand."
The weather was also to blame.
"If the weather outside is too hot, this can impact the ice cream machine's ability to keep the shake mix at the required inner temperature," an anonymous former McDonald's employee told Seventeen.com.


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Definalty seems to have established itself. Its not all Passion Vine. the climber to the right is somethign else, I forget right now. However, im also concerned it might be a weed. I did think the Passion Vine was a weed also as it was so keen and it and smothered the Buttonwood Tree.


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TV filled with Chicago talent
By Curt Wagner RedEye's Show Patrol Chicago-born, bred or trained actors always are popping up on TV. I'll continue to update this list of actors who were either born in or around Chicago or spent a significant amount of time here. I stuck with actors from scripted series that have aired within the last couple years. I'm sure I forgot many actors, so please leave a comment and I can update the gallery.
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If you're like me, staggering heels are a challenge, even on a good day.
Corona del Mar resident Julie Johnson felt the same way and launched her own shoe line: Newport Beach-based Olivia Childs.
The shoe line is what Johnson calls the alternative to those staggering heels. Fashion bloggers and fashion followers love the shoes, Johnson said.
"I wanted to make a comfortable shoe for women," she said.
She started creating the line about two years ago and officially launched Olivia Childs in January.
The shoes feature a 2 1/2-inch wider platform heel and a rubber sole, layers of foam support and other inside layers for extra comfort and cushion. Each design has a touch of glamor, such as a bow, often found in high-end designs like Prada, she added.
They are sold in boutiques in Orange County and Los Angeles, including Antonia Shoes at the Hidden Jewel in Costa Mesa.
Johnson's collection focuses on five styles: the Jacquetta, Lulu, Gisella, Gia and Lisette. They come in various colors, like metallic black and beige, snake skin and nude. They sell for $160 to $185.
Johnson is big on combining style and comfort.
"There are so many old lady shoes and they are not stylish," she said. Olivia Childs designs are "fresh and not dated."
Her daughter, Olivia, is the inspiration behind the line's name. Even Johnson's son, Jack, has gotten in on the action — the Jacquetta is named after him.
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Viktor&Rolf; coming to SCP
The fashion designers behind Viktor&Rolf; — whose avant-garde creations have been worn by some of the biggest names, including the first lady — are making a special appearance to promote their new perfumes for women and men at Nordstrom at South Coast Plaza.
The designers will be in the perfume department at Nordstrom from 5:30 to 7 p.m. April 9. Shoppers who buy the fragrances, Flowerbomb for women and Spicebomb for men, will get to meet the designers and have their bottles signed by them, a press release said. Guests also will have the chance to win a Viktor&Rolf; Flowerbombette clutch, the newest design from their Bombette handbag collection.
For more information, call Nordstrom at (714) 549-8300.
In other South Coast Plaza news, design house Lanvin opened a boutique at the shopping center, and a newly remodeled Dooney & Burke opened as well.
South Coast Plaza is at 3333 Bear St.; (714) 435-2000.
Garden show returns April 25
Speaking of South Coast Plaza, the 24th annual Southern California Garden Show returns to the center April 25 to 28. This year's theme is "The Garden as Art," according to a news release.
Landscape architects and university horticulture students will show off the displays they created around the theme. The event will also feature seminars, speakers, book signings, garden projects and a 20-foot-tall floral centerpiece by Fiesta Floats of Arcadia, which was inspired by Andy Warhol's interpretation of Botticelli's Venus.
The event will take place in the Crate & Barrel/Macy's Home Store wing at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St. More information is at (800) 782-8888 or visit springgardenshow.com.
Time to celebrate the earth
The Camp and the Lab are celebrating Earth Day with a celebration April 7.
From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., there will be various displays, live music, recycling, free VitaCoco coconut water, face painting, raffles and more.
More information is at thelab.com and thecampsite.com.
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KEY MOMENT: Hank Conger was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 11th to give the Angels the walk-off victory. That came after the Angels missed a couple of chances in the eighth and 10th innings, when Albert Pujols failed to deliver with runners in scoring position.
AT THE PLATE: Mike Trout hit his third home run in his 36th at-bat this season; he hit his third homer last season in his 111th at-bat. J.B. Shuck hit his first home run in his third at-bat this season; he hit his first homer last season in his 242nd at-bat. Mets catcher Travis d'Arnaud, who lives in Long Beach and attended Lakewood High, hit his second major league home run. Angels catcher Chris Iannetta reached base three times, with two walks and a single. The hit snapped an 0-for-15 skid.
ON THE MOUND: Tyler Skaggs was the biggest question mark in the Angels' rotation coming into the season, but he became the only member of the rotation to complete seven innings in each of his first two starts.
ON THE MEND: Josh Hamilton had surgery Friday to repair a torn ligament in his left thumb, an injury he suffered while sliding head-first into first base. Hamilton is expected to sit out all of April and most if not all of May. The Angels are counting on David Freese and Raul Ibanez to pick up some slack behind Albert Pujols, but Freese has a .237 slugging percentage and Ibanez has a .242 slugging percentage.
ON THE MOVE: The Angels activated right-handed reliever Dane De La Rosa and optioned left-handed reliever Nick Maronde to triple-A Salt Lake. The move left the Angels without a left-hander in their seven-man bullpen.
IN THE DUGOUT: Mets Manager Terry Collins was fired as Angels manager in 1999. Mike Scioscia replaced him and has managed the Angels since then, a 15-year tenure in which the Mets have had five managers: Bobby Valentine, Art Howe, Willie Randolph, Jerry Manuel and now Collins.
UP NEXT: The Angels' Jered Weaver (0-2, 6.00) faces the Mets' Jon Niese (0-1, 3.18) on Saturday at 6 p.m. at Angel Stadium. On the air: TV: FSW; Radio: 830, 1330.
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I wanted to highlight the five steps listed in the article:
1. Understand the environment
It's all about understanding the users. If you have worked in Usability testing, you will recognize the first step as crafting sample Personas for your products. From the article: "Developing personas creates an opportunity to build with the end in mind by creating a shared understanding of who the product or service is for. " And the article includes a sample Persona for "Elena," to demonstrate the method.2. Position the institution for digital success
This step highlights the execution of a digital strategy, from finding "the right people to advance core digital initiatives" to embracing "matrixed reporting and project teams." Digital engagement must become a method, so incorporate it into project planning.3. Develop a product management mindset and approach
From the article: "Product management in higher education has often been associated with stewarding a large vendor's product through the enterprise, perhaps an HR performance management tool or a student information system. Today that product management concept needs to extend to embrace new types of properties, such as high-frequency publishing websites built on open-source software." Organizations must instill a cultural value in favor of digital engagement.4. Champion user experience
I view usability and user experience as related, but different. Usability is about getting something done; user experience is about the user's emotional impression. Lots of things can affect the emotional experience, including colors, fonts, and images or icons.5. Prepare for the next wave of digital and social engagement
Engagement doesn't stop with the application; in a modern enterprise that must respond to user demand, digital engagement also means user interaction in digital media. The article advises: "Find the local social media leaders and empower them. All colleges and universities today have people who are passionate about their work and who are blogging, tweeting, and/or posting. … Find such people, support them, and connect them to others within the institution."
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HANG TIME HEADQUARTERS — Be careful what you ask for, Robert Pera.
Challenging Michael Jordan, even at his advanced age (50), to a game of one-on-one is probably not a wise thing to do. Everyone knows how competitive the greatest player in NBA history (at least in my opinion) was as a player and remains in the second phase of his basketball life as owner of the Charlotte Bobcats.
That didn't stop Pera, 35, and the owner of the Memphis Grizzlies, from calling Jordan out on Twitter Monday night:
And that was after he dismissed the idea of battling another owner, some guy in Dallas, to a one-on-one game for charity.
It's all for a noble cause, St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, so a little owner tournament for charity would be cool. But Pera's probably working with a false sense of security in challenging MJ.
I'm not saying he doesn't have skills. I saw his workout video shot on the Grizzlies' practice court (above). He certainly looks like he's put in some quality work in the gym. It should also be noted that the adoring audience and the folks playing less than stellar defense in that video are all on his payroll. Something tells me they didn't have any interest in showing up the boss.
Jordan, the cutthroat competitor who has slayed all challengers over the years, would probably have little trouble taking advantage of Pera (or any other owner in the league). Maybe they'll shove the tables aside at the next owners' gathering and get on the court and see who is truly the man among the owners.
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Chintakiri Resort
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Koh Tao, Suratthani 84360
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Добро пожаловать на курорт Чинтакири, расположенный в частной местности недалеко от деревни Чалок Баан Као, на юге о. Кох Тхао. Курорт Чинтакири расположен в 10 минутах (2,5 км.) от пирса Кох Тхао и предоставит вам весь необходимый на отдыхе комфорт. Вы можете выбрать из 19 разных бунгало, расположенных в разных местах: 5 номеров Superior Pavilion, 13 номеров Deluxe Pavillion и 1 номер Family Suite. Во всех номерах одинаковый дизайн и удобства, однако из номеров Deluxe открывается лучший вид на море. Мы также можем предложить вам аренду мопеда или лодки, программу по дайвингу, экскурсии в море для подводного плавания, уроки дайвинга, бесплатный беспроводной Интернет почти во всех номерах, телефон, круглосуточный доступ к электричеству, ресторан с тайской и западной кухнями, бассейн и т.д.
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Date of stay:
Jul 28, 2015
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L hôtel chintakiri est un très beau resort qui dispose d une vue splendide sur chalok baie.les chambres sont jolies et très confortables. Le personnel est aux petits soins et le restaurant délicieux. Piscine qui surplombe la mer...je recommande vivement cet hôtel! C est le paradis.
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Réservation en ligne sans difficulté. Le site n est pas toujours très lisible cependant . Bons conseils échangés par mail.
Aug 01, 2015
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Thierry Fonteix
Date of stay:
Aug 06, 2014
Accommodation and facilities:
Really friendly staff, good rooms and great for the price, the view at the restaurant was stunning, the food was good and the service brilliant. Would definitely recommomend
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Went smoothe and quick
Aug 16, 2014
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Nicolai Frost Kolborg Jacobsen
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Apr 12, 2014
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Bon hôtel, bon accueil et restauration très bonne. Globalement bien, à recommander.
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Apr 20, 2014
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Heyer nathalie
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Feb 09, 2014
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Très bien situé ,personnel super agréable et disponible,le restaurant est de très bonne qualité La chambre est très belle Hôtel de qualité que nous recommandons vivement Par contre l accès est un peu difficile il faut vraiment être véhicule
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Jan 14, 2014
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Accueil parfait, personnel gentil, souriant et à l écoute. La chambre est raffinée et spacieuse avec terrasse privative et vue imprenable sur la baie. Les petits déjeuner sont copieux et variés. Le service restaurant est disponible toute la journée, à la demande. Les plats que nous avons goutés sont excellents et à un tarif tout à fait honnête. La piscine bien que petite est charmante et très agréable pour un plouf avec vue imprenable. Chaque bungalow est indépendant donc pas de bruit de voisinage. Sachez que vous pouvez demander à l hôtel une navette gratuite pour l arrivée et le départ en ferry, les taxis sur l île sont très chers et ce service est donc fort appréciable. Attention pour les familles avec enfants en bas âge ou pour les personnes à mobilité réduite, il faut grimper grimper (et ce n est pas rien de le dire) pour accéder à ce petit paradis.
Reservation service:
très bien
Jan 19, 2014
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Dominique FERRE
Date of stay:
Jan 09, 2014
Accommodation and facilities:
It is a great little place up on a steep hill with lots of stairs and great views. I had a bad leg while staying their and the staff were very helpful getting me up and down the stairs. The food and service could not be faulted. We loved our four day stay.
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Booking was easy to make and the deposit and finals payments was good. Could not fault booking online.
Jan 13, 2014
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S and R Clare
Date of stay:
Jan 06, 2014
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What an amazing place. Shared the family suite with 4 friends and were blown away - even extended an extra night we liked it so much We ve said that if we go back to Thailand, we d go back to Koh Tao and stay at Chintakiri. Beautiful place and beautiful resort. Also worth a trip to the High Bar just up the (very steep) hill Amazing views
Reservation service:
No probs with booking at all, and managed to change a couple of things over email beforehand
Jan 27, 2014
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Vaughan Redfern
Date of stay:
Dec 04, 2013
Accommodation and facilities:
The room had dated decor, but other than that it was a pleasant stay with staff communicating in good English which is good. The only downside is the steep road climb up to the resort-before facing even more steps up to the hotel and rooms!. It needs to have better accessibility in this respect.
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Dec 08, 2013
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Maryam Badiuszaman
Date of stay:
Aug 31, 2013
Accommodation and facilities:
I'd like to start saying that the staff of the hotel is very friendly and kind. The views over the beach are breath-taking and even if the way up to the hotel is a little bit hard, the location is convenient. However, an unfortunate incident happened during my stay that made me feel very disappointed of the hotel: one day I was standing by the swimming pool and suddenly the grating around it broke and I felt, hurting myself very bad. My leg was very scratched and hurt in several different points. The lady from the reception came with some disinfectant and bandages and cleaned it. And that was it, nothing else from the hotel. They didn't propose to look for a doctor or even a nurse; as I said it could have been even worse than it was and I could have broken my leg very badly. I was very surprised that days passed by and I never received an official apology from the manager of the hotel (I don't even know if they were aware of it) nor a goodwill gesture. Nothing, even if they saw me every day with my big open scar and limping. I know that accidents happen and I don't blame the hotel for this malfunction (even if at the end it is actually their fault) but I'm very disappointed of the very unprofessional and uncommercial way this situation was treated.
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Sep 03, 2013
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Gustavo Mora
Date of stay:
Jan 07, 2013
Accommodation and facilities:
Adorable hotel with a great view ! Rooms were so nice and clean and staff very friendly and helpful. I would totally recommend it and go back.
Reservation service:
Good service, very efficient.
Jan 10, 2013
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Apr 13, 2012
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Very helpful stuff and a gerat View from the Room. The Beach isn t nice as the others at koh tao and it s hard to Walk up from there to the Hotel because the Way is very,very cliffy.
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Apr 16, 2012
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Fischer, Heiko
Date of stay:
Apr 09, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
We really liked staying in Chintakiri. The rooms are nice and clean. The staff are very serviceminded, nice and smiling. Breakfast is great. The view from the resort is fantastic.The road up to the hotel is very steep, so you need to be in good shape to manage. The beach in Chalok Baan Kao was not very good. You need to go to Sairee Beach or one of the other small bays on the island.
Reservation service:
very good - efficient and quick with Pay Pal
Apr 14, 2012
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Enjoy your next holiday at one of the worlds most outstanding diving sites. We are a scenic and tranquil resort nestled in a private area next to Chalok Baan Kao village at the South of Koh Tao. Within 10 minutes (2.5 km) from the Koh Tao pier, you will reach Chintakiri Resort for all the comforts you will need.
Situated next to a turquoise ocean, against a backdrop of mountains, and surrounded by a lush garden, we provide a relaxing ambience where you can fully recharge yourself before being ready for action in Koh Tao's wind and waves, especially its rich marine and coral life. Built over 2.5 Rai of land (4,000 sq.m.), our resort is located on a hill, allowing guests to enjoy a full breeze and one of the best breathtaking views of the ocean on the island.
We offer 19 intimate and comfortable superior and deluxe pavilions made of tropical wood to accommodate our nature-loving guests. They all have the same size and facilities however the spectacular sea views are better from the deluxe rooms.
Due to its location, the resort might not be suitable for elderly with walking difficulties, handicapped or guests with young children..
Only a short 200 meter walk to the white sandy beach and pristine ocean, the Chalok Baan Kao beach is easily accessible from the resort.
Be our guest and allow our friendly staff to make you feel at home. Chintakiri Resort is your paradise.
All bungalows are uphill in a lush environment. Set in a contemporary Thai style and modern comforts, each bungalow is fully-air-conditioned and equipped with in-room facilities. It is constructed with a special roof to ensure cool circulation of air and block out the sound of wind in the room.
With a large balcony with wooden flooring and deck-chairs, facing the ocean, you can laze away your afternoons by reading, sunbathing or sipping a cold beer in your own balcony.
There are 19 Bungalows in different locations to choose from to suit your needs -
5 Superior Pavillion, 13 Deluxe Pavillion and 1 Family Suite
. All our Pavilions have the same layout but most Deluxe Rooms have seaview.
:: Superior Pavilion (32 sq.m.) - 4 Rooms ::
With Double Bed & 1 Room with Twin Bed
:: Deluxe Pavilion (32 sq.m.) - 10 Rooms ::
With Double Bed & 3 Rooms with Twin Bed
:: Family Suite (72 sq.m.) - 1 Room ::
With 2 Bed Rooms & 2 Bathrooms, shared living room with 32" LCD TV screen & DVD player
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Our Restaurant:
If you are too tired to go out for meals, head to our restaurant for our tasty Thai & Western cuisines. Experience a magical sunrise over breakfast, or savor a romantic dinner under the stars at the resort's restaurant. (open 7 am to 10 pm for Thai & Western food).
Our Swimming Pool:
If you are too tired to go out for outside activities, why don't head to our swimming pool and our pool bar for cool breeze, panoramic view and intriguing cocktails. (Open 8 am. To 7 pm.)
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Front desk open 7 am. to 10 pm.
Contact us for a free pick-up from the pier.
Only a short 200 meter walk to the white sandy beach and pristine ocean, the Chalok Baan Kao beach is easily accessible from the resort.
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Summer Fashion 2014: The Perfect Match
In honor of Mother's Day, here are three fashion-forward outfits that allow moms and daughters to share the spotlight
Photographs by Michael Polito, illustrations by Angela Southern
Fashionable mother-daughter duos know how to rock the same trends while maintaining their own style. Here are three coordinating looks guaranteed to turn heads at any Mother's Day celebration. Be sure to check out our behind-the-scenes photo gallery below!
When Pantone declared Radiant Orchid its 2014 color of the year, all hues of purple became de rigueur. A comfy, sparkly dress for girls and a trendy tiered top for moms in similar shades of the regal color are a great way to match without being identical.
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Floral prints — from big, bold wildflowers to small, demure blossoms — are dominating the runway. At this garden party, mom rocks the pattern in trendy pastels while her daughter opts for brighter blooms; jeweled sandals act as great accents.
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A classic black and white dress is sure to turn heads at any party, even one at the castle. While getting ready, be sure to add bright accessories to lighten up your look.
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J.J. Abrams gets first crack at that far-away, long-ago galaxy, in Star Wars: Episode VII. But Disney wants to put out at least one Star Wars movie per year. So there's lots of chances for everybody to have a go. Who do you wish would direct Episode VIII or Episode IX?
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Mount Saint Mary College will hold its 49th annual invitational
commencement ceremony at noon on Saturday, May 19, 2012.
Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, OFM, Mount president, will recognize more
than 600 bachelor's and master's degree candidates during the
Mount Saint Mary College will also confer an honorary doctorate
upon Elizabeth Ailes, publisher of The Putnam County News &
Recorder and The Putnam County Courier; His Eminence
Peter Cardinal Turkson, president of the Pontifical Council for
Justice and Peace; and Joseph A. Reilly, CEO of the Empire
Broadcasting Corporation.
Ailes is scheduled to give the commencement address, and Turkson
will also speak.
"Our Mount Saint Mary College graduates, of whom we are very
proud, will be inspired by these examples of regional, national and
international leadership," Mackin said.
Publisher of The Putnam County News & Recorder and
The Putnam County Courier
Elizabeth Ailes is a 20-year veteran of NBC News, CNBC, and
America's Talking, the forerunner of MSNBC. She has brought her
intensity of journalistic focus to both The Putnam County News
& Recorder and The Putnam County Courier as
publisher of both papers.
Mrs. Ailes began her career at NBC News Radio and NBC News after
graduating with a BS Degree in Journalism from Southern Connecticut
State University. She was the first producer hired at CNBC and part
of a 3-person team responsible for launching the network in April
1989. Mrs. Ailes later became Director of Business Programming at
CNBC, before becoming Vice President of Programming at America's
Talking, the predecessor to MSNBC.
Mrs. Ailes is the owner of the Hudson Valley Freedom Press. She
is the publisher of two weekly newspapers in the Hudson Valley,
both the 145-year-old Putnam County News & Recorder
which hits newsstands on Wednesdays and the Putnam County
Courier, New York State's oldest, continually published weekly
established in 1841 and available every Thursday.
In April of 2009, the Courier was threatened with
extinction when its parent company went into bankruptcy. Mrs. Ailes
realized what a tragic loss this locally based news source and
center of the community for over a century would be to the area and
stepped in to preserve it.
Mrs. Ailes is the recipient of the Whipple Foundations' 2010
Preserve Putnam Award given annually since 1999 for her efforts to
save the Courier and community service. She is also the
recipient of the Chamber of Commerce Entrepreneurial Spirit Award.
Mrs. Ailes recently restored a historic building on Main Street in
Cold Spring to its original 1908 grandeur. After lovingly
overseeing every detail, the former Old Homestead Club is now home
to the PCN&R.
She is married to Roger Ailes, Chairman and CEO of the Fox News
Channel and Fox Business Network. They were married on Valentine's
Day 1998. They have a twelve year old son Zachary who was born on
New Year's Day 2000. The Ailes Family home is in Garrison, New
President of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace
Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson was appointed President of
the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace by Pope Benedict XVI
on October 24, 2009.
His objectives and mandate include to "promote justice and peace
in the world, in the light of the Gospel and of the social teaching
of the Church" and "foster relations with international Catholic
organizations and with other bodies, be they Catholic or not, that
are sincerely committed to the promotion of the values of justice
and peace in the world."
Among his many activities, Cardinal Turkson serves on the Board
of Directors of Medicus Christi: founded to bring professional and
compassionate medical care into poor countries where crucial
medical and surgical expertise is lacking.
Born in Nsuta Wassaw, Ghana, he was ordained a priest for the
Archdiocese of Cape Coast in 1975, did doctoral studies in Sacred
Scripture at the Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome, and taught at
St Theresa's Minor Seminary and St. Peter's Major Seminary. In 1992
he was appointed Archbishop of Cape Coast, and he was created and
proclaimed Cardinal by Pope John Paul II in 2003, of the Title of
San Liborio (St. Liborius).
Cardinal Turkson was President of the Ghana Catholic Bishops'
Conference from 1997-2005, and member of the Pontifical Commission
for Methodist-Catholic Dialogue; Chancellor of the Catholic
University College of Ghana; member of the National Sustainable
Development, Ministry of Environment; member of the Board of
Directors of the Central Regional Development Committee and
treasurer of the Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and
He is also on the Congregations for the Doctrine of the Faith,
Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, and
Evangelization of Peoples; Pontifical Council for Promoting
Christian Unity; Pontifical Commission for the Cultural Heritage of
the Church; Pontifical Committee for International Eucharistic
Congresses; XII Ordinary Council of the Secretariat General of the
Synod of Bishops.
He has attended many general and special assemblies, and served
as General Relator of the 2nd Special Assembly for Africa of the
Synod of Bishops, "The Church in Africa, at the Service of
Reconciliation, Justice and Peace.'You are the salt of the earth,
... you are the light of the world'" in 2009.
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Joseph A. Reilly, a native New Yorker, retired as President and
CEO of the New York State Broadcasters Association in 2011. He was
the first full-time Executive Director of the Association in 1980,
and became President in 1986.
Reilly represented the interests of more than 750 radio and
television stations, including the major New York City based
networks, and advocated for the broadcasting profession before
state and federal legislative bodies and represented the
Association throughout the nation. Over the past decade, membership
in the Association tripled. Before joining the Association, he
founded, co-owned, and operated a dozen broadcast properties in
Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New York.
Among Reilly's many achievements was his leadership to open New
York State courts to cameras and microphones; in 1987, Governor
Mario Cuomo signed into law a landmark bill permitting electronic
media entry in courtrooms throughout the state. The Association
also led in the transition from analog to digital television.
Reilly's name has surfaced for top level national positions
including the presidency of the Radio Advertising Bureau, and of
the Radio Division of the National Association of Broadcasters.
Reilly has served on the boards of the Broadcasters Foundation
of America; Teresian House of Albany; Capital Bank & Trust
Company; New York State Partnership; Chase Lincoln First Bank;
Governors Telecommunications Exchange; Governor's Committee for a
Healthier New York; and the New York State Youth Advisory Board. He
is also a member of the Advisory Board of Straus Digital Media,
LLC, and a member of the Board of Trustees of Christian Brothers
His many awards include the New York State Broadcasters
Association Hall of Fame, Empire State Society of Association
Executives "Distinguished Member" award, Christian Brothers
Academy's "Distinguished Alumnus" award, and the National Academy
of Television Arts and Sciences Silver Circle Award, New York
He is a graduate of Christian Brothers Academy in Albany and
Seton Hall University in South Orange, NJ.
Reilly resides in Voorheesville, Albany County, NY. He has two
children, Jeffrey and Donna Patrick, and four grandchildren.
For information about the invitational commencement ceremony,
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I would like any Elvis fans to contact me from anywhere in the world. Thank you.
Donna Patterson, old enough female, Ireland firstname.lastname@example.com
Tuesday, June 5, 2001 at 19:46:50
To protect celestial Elvis Presley memory
Mr. Elvis Aaron Presley was the most celestial, heavenly human being in the world before the most precious performer.I want to thank my
elvis-penpals for their patience I want to contact with other pen pals that think like me that it is an injustice that the world overexploited him and now put him on a pedestal or in the mud later.
Mr. Elvis Aaron Presley human being memory is like the most precious stone, like diamond, or the most beautiful flower and the most beautiful flowers are not made for the hogs or for the pigs.
Bachelor in Arts Marcela leal Olmedo , 30, female, Mexico firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, June 3, 2001 at 23:57:31
Looking for new pals
Hello everyone! I have been an Elvis fan through the years when my eldest brother played the 78's! Love the music - especially the ballads.
Not a great lover of all the films but he lives on in me and now - in my eldest grandson - Luke; I took him to Elvisly Yours in Baker Street just a few weeks ago - he chose fridge magnets and badges
etc. - oh yes -he's 3 yrs old! Love to hear from anyone who just likes a banter on Elvis and life.
Susannah Kuehn, 52, female, England, Originally - London - but living in Scotland.
Tuesday, May 29, 2001 at 16:18:50
I love Elvis
Hi there, I'm Nikki and I'm 18, I love Elvis with all my heart and he is always there for me. I would love to speak to other Elvis fans and
share my passion for the King. I am from England and I help to run the York branch of the Elvis Presley fan club of Great Britain with my mom we are called the Gracelanders and would love to hear
from anyone anywhere any age. Keep Elvis's name and memory alive guys. TCE ALWAYS.
Nikki, 18, female, England firstname.lastname@example.com
Wednesday, May 14, 2001 at 21:29:50
Fans send e-mail!
Hello! My name is Steve and I have been a Elvis fan for well over 27 years, and I always will be. If there is anybody out there please send
an e-mail.
Yours Steve
Stephen Brown, 39, male, England firstname.lastname@example.com
Monday, May 14, 2001 at 10:57:50
Elvis rocks on forever
Hi, I'm a huge fan of Elvis otherwise I wouldn't be on this page, I live and breathe the king. I went to Graceland last October for the first
time and I had a rockin' time. I can't wait until I can go again, It was a dream come true. I would love to chat other fans.
Sarah, 22, female, England firstname.lastname@example.com
Friday, May 11, 2001 at 22:03:50
I want e-pal friends, all of the world :-)
Hi Elvis fans! I live in Pusan, Korea (South)....harbour city ;-)
I am waiting for your e-mail, Elvis is still alive in my heart, thanks!
Seong, 34, male, Korea email@example.com
Monday, May 7, 2001 at 18:00:50
Elvis Campaign
I am presently running a Campaign to make Elvis famous :-)
Please, visit http://sites.netscape.net/mauricecolgan/homepage or just type my name on a search engine.
Maurice Colgan, 59, male, Ireland email@example.com
Monday, May 7, 2001 at 14:21:50
I love Elvis
I live breathe ∓ sleep THE KING ELVIS PRESLEY, I would love to chat about my favourite person in the whole world.
Rebecca, 29, female, England email@example.com
Wednesday, May 1, 2001 at 20:00:50
Anything Elvis
Hi, would like a female e-mail pal to talk about Elvis.
Malcolm, 29, male, England email@example.com
Friday, April 27, 2001 at 23:00:50
I just think Elvis was the best
Just looking for to chat with Elvis fans.
Gill, 37, female, England firstname.lastname@example.com
Thursday, April 26, 2001 at 00:00:50
Hound Dog
Hi there! I have been an Elvis fan for as long as I can remember and would one day love to visit Graceland, but don't want to go on my own.
But at the same time I don't know of many people who share my love and fascination for the great King himself, it would be great to hear from genuine fans to collaborate thoughts and talks and maybe
accompany me on a trip to the castle of dreams that I know as his home Graceland.
Paul, 24, male, England firstname.lastname@example.com
Tuesday, April 24, 2001 at 17:46:50
Elvis Fans
I've been a fan of Elvis from the very beginning. I would like to get in touch with all genuine Elvis fans who love the King as much as I
Brian, 52, male, England email@example.com
Thursday, April 12, 2001 at 08:46:50
I am looking for you!!
I am a female of the age of 19 years old and if you are as old as I am or a bit older or younger and you want to mail with me about Elvis
than you have to do that NOW!!
Anne, 19, female, Holland firstname.lastname@example.com
Tuesday, April 10, 2001 at 03:46:50
Elvis Fans To Chat With
Love to chat Elvis--Help, my kids are tired of hearing about him. Went to Graceland last year--want to go again!!!!!
Peggy, 48, female, USA firstname.lastname@example.com
Monday, April 9, 2001 at 03:46:50
E-mail pal required
Would like e-mail pals from anywhere in the world
Dave Wyatt, 34, male, England firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, April 8, 2001 at 19:51:03
Elvis friends
I`m looking for any Elvis fans that would like to talk about Elvis
Tracy Gore, 33, female, England, Whitstable Kent email@example.com
Sunday, April 8, 2001 at 16:22:26
We are a new Elvis community, we are looking for new members to join us in sharing stories and memories about the one and only king, Elvis
Aaron Presley! follow this link: http://msn.co.uk/ElvisFansForever∓naventryid+100
All genuine Elvis fans are welcome! Don't be shy, join us today!!!
Jacqui, 36, female, England firstname.lastname@example.com
Wednesday, April 4, 2001 at 19:03:50
I would like to speak to anyone who is an ELVIS fan . @;-/
Seong, 35, male, South Korea email@example.com
Monday, April 2, 2001 at 01:12:45
I present a weekly radio show here in England playing 50's to 70's music. I would like to hear from Elvis fans Male or Female from
anywhere in the world. Get in touch for a natter about Elvis and share a few jokes. All E mails answered (no spam please).
Jim Wood, 47, male, England firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, March 31, 2001 at 22:05:55
Elvis ∓ Elvis tribute fans
Hi , I'm a massive fan of anything Elvis (especially 'the concert years - 69/77'.
I am also an Elvis tribute and would love to hear from any Elvis fan to chat about the king.
Michael King, 32, male, UK (North Wales) firstname.lastname@example.com
Thursday, March 29, 2001 at 19:22:40
I'd love to share my love for Elvis with other fans!
Joana, 38, female, Finland firstname.lastname@example.com
Monday, March 26, 2001 at 11:08:02
The King lives
Hi, my name is Igor and I am a real Elvis fan 'cause he's the greatest man ever. Please, mail me to talk about the King.
Igor, 31, male, Macedonia email@example.com
Sunday, March 25, 2001 at 21:12:02
Hello Elvis fans!
I am looking for female Elvis fans to share Elvis with. I like Elvis so much.
Terry Thatcher, 35, male, England email@example.com
Monday, March 20, 2001 at 22:12:02
To anyone who loves Elvis
Hi my name is Pete and I love Elvis. Anyone who wants to chat or talk about anything to do with Elvis just give us an e-mail and share your
thoughts about the greatest man that ever lived.
Elvis Peter Presley, old enough male, England firstname.lastname@example.com
Monday, March 19, 2001 at 20:12:02
Elvis in my heart
Elvis will always be alive in my heart. I have been an Elvis fan since I was a very small child...all my life I guess. I would love to chat
with anyone at all who loves and worships Elvis as much as I do.
Elsie Smith , female, 28, Kentucky, USA firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, March 18, 2001 at 01:36:52
New Message Board
I have a new message board for true Elvis fans, so if you would like to talk to other Elvis fans, follow this link: www.essex10.freeserve.co.uk . Look forward to talking to you.
Ron, male, UK firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, March 18, 2001 at 20:59:15
Taking care of business!!!
Hello, I am looking for male Elvis fans from all over the world!! With whom I can write and mail...
Sandra, female, 18, Holland firstname.lastname@example.com
Wednesday, March 14, 2001 at 14:40:15
To protect the Elvis human being memory
Mr. Elvis Aaron Presley was the most generous human being in the world before the music professional. I want to contact with pen pals that
think like me that it is an injustice that the world overexploited him and now put him on a pedestal or in the mud later. Mr. Elvis Aaron Presley human being memory is like the most precious stone,
like diamond, or the most beautiful flower and the most beautiful flowers are not made for the hogs or for the pigs.
Miss Marcela Leal Olmedo, female, Bachelor in Arts, 30, Mexico firstname.lastname@example.com
Monday, March 12, 2001 at 01:27:49
King Talk
Don`t be shy if you worship the king like I do then e-mail me and we can chat till dawn. Take care
Andy Salmon, male, 33, Scotland firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, March 10, 2001 at 08:40:15
Searching for anyone ELVIS.
We met in 1983 at Graceland ∓ have since married ∓ raised a family it would be nice to hear from anyone that was on the 1983 memorial
tour with the Elvis fan club of Great Britain, or just anyone who loves Elvis as much as us.
Graham 41 male ∓ Viv 37 female, Great Britain email@example.com
Friday, March 9, 2001 at 22:24:05
Surrender to the power of the King!!!
Hi, I'm a college student who needs a weekly Elvis fix. I visited Graceland last year and am obsessed with buying unique Elvis memorabilia!
I'll answer anyone!!!
Ann Margaret, female, 20, USA, Ohio firstname.lastname@example.com
Thursday, March 1, 2001 at 15:27:49
I´m a Elvis-fan in Sweden. I Like have some new friends and pen pals! Please send me a mail. I´ll answer every mail. I´ve
like Elvis since a was a little boy. I sing and play guitar/piano.
Ben, male, 35, Sweden email@example.com
Thursday, February 22, 2001 at 20:27:49
Elvis E-mail and snailmail pals
I would love to have E-mail and snailmail pals! I love Elvis with all my heart. God gave him a talent, he didn't abuse! Please,send no
E-chain or snailmailed chain letter's, thank-you. I except: postcards and pics.
2021 4th NW #53
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Love For Elvis,
God Love's You!!!
Erin L. Williams, female, 24, USA email@example.com
Tuesday, February 20, 2001 at 20:07:49
Mal, male, 29, UK firstname.lastname@example.com
Friday, February 16, 2001 at 23:19:11
Bingo Guerrero, male, 55, Philippines email@example.com
Friday, February 16, 2001 at 03:03:42
ELVIS Gospel
I love Elvis for long time. Specially I like his gospel songs. I am looking for penpal.
Takeshi Maeda, male, 50, Japan firstname.lastname@example.com
Wednesday, February 14, 2001 at 15:03:42
Hi, I'm looking for genuine Elvis fans to correspond with. I've been a devoted fan since 1967, and I am happy to say I've been to
Richard Pearson, male, 46, UK email@example.com
Monday, February 12, 2001 at 17:49:42
Lets talk Elvis
I want to meet new Elvis fans
Kay Nell Gibbons, female, 43, USA firstname.lastname@example.com
Wednesday, February 7, 2001 at 03:49:42
I love the king
I would like to speak to anyone who is a ELVIS fan and would like a penpal so we can both talk about the king.
Andy Luck, 28, UK firstname.lastname@example.com
Friday, February 2, 2001 at 19:49:42
Growing up in the Elvis years!
The first music I ever took any interest in was Elvis, after that no-one else would do. I would like to write to someone who like me, grew up
during the Elvis years and has never forgotten what it was like.
Margaret, born 9th August 1941, Scotland, UK firstname.lastname@example.com
Tuesday, January 30, 2001 at 10:51:00
Anything Elvis
I am a Elvis fanatic who would like to receive e-mail from other Elvis fans.
Kevin, 38, from Wales firstname.lastname@example.com
Monday, January 29, 2001 at 22:11:30
Elvis fans worldwide
I'm a 19 year female from the U.K. and would love to talk to people who also share a passion for Elvis Presley.
kizzy email@example.com
Monday, January 29, 2001 at 22:23:16
Talking with other fans
Hello! I am 29 years old female from Holland and an Elvis fan since I was 11 years old. I love to talk with other Elvis fans.
Greetings Margriet email@example.com
Monday, January 22, 2001 at 14:33:50
Would love to e-mail some Elvis pen-pals
I am 51 y.o. female from USA. Fan for a long time, went to Graceland and it was wonderful to be there, a thrill of a lifetime for me.
Darleen from Michigan firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, January 21, 2001 at 12:36:50
I want to get in touch with other Elvis fans!
I am a 26 yrs old Norwegian female, and I love Elvis and his music. I miss having friends to talk about Elvis with. Preferably someone my
age. Write to me!
Bente firstname.lastname@example.com
Monday, December 18, 2000 at 23:15:53
Anything Elvis
I would like to talk to anyone about The King
Eddie email@example.com
Monday, December 18, 2000 at 15:23:23
elvis e-pals
i would like to talk about elvis from any country thanks
priscilla firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, December 17, 2000 at 15:25:23
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Syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer demonstrated surprising internet and Twitter savvy on PBS's Inside Washington Friday.
In response to a query from host Gordon Peterson, Krauthammer channeled his best Bryce Harper and said, "That's a clown question, bro" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
GORDON PETERSON, HOST: One of my favorite columnists writes this week that Barack Obama's opponent "is a stolid, gaffe-prone challenger for whom conservatism is a second language." And you write, Charles, that "the less we see of these two gentlemen, the better each of them fares."
CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: That's a clown question, bro.
PETERSON: Thank you.
KRAUTHAMMER: You were quoting [Laughs]. There's a back story there, but too long to explain. Look it up on the internet. It's on Twitter.
For those not getting the joke, Washington Nationals rookie sensation Bryce Harper responded that way earlier in the week to a typically silly question from a member of the media.
His comment eventually went viral on the internet even sparking the Twitter hashtag #ClownQuestionBro.
You gotta love Krauthammer for not only knowing about it, but beautifully working it into a political discussion on IW.
Bravo, Charles! Bravo!
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Beth Anderson, RN
What happens after you get hired? How do you make a success of yourself?
The first year on the job is often the toughest for new nursing graduates, especially those who work in hospitals. In fact, new nurse graduates account for more than half of the turnover rate in some hospitals, according to a study published in 2007 by Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing researchers.
"There really are multiple reasons for [the first-year exodus]," says Patricia Benner, RN, PhD, professor at the University of California, San Francisco and a senior scholar at the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. "One is that nursing practice is incredibly complex. Over the past 60 years, the transfer of responsibility to nursing from medicine has been incredible. I think society doesn't typically recognize that."
Because the sickest patients are in the hospital, hospital RNs need good clinical judgment and the ability to recognize when a patient needs immediate intervention-challenges that are especially pronounced in a nurse's first year of employment.
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HILLSBORO, Ore. – SolarWorld's premium-quality Sunmodule™ solar panels, manufactured in the USA using monocrystalline technology for more than 35 years, now also incorporate high-performance polycrystalline technology. SolarWorld factories in Oregon and California are producing polycrystalline solar panels featuring power densities of 230 and 240 watts peak.
The largest and most experienced U.S. producer of crystalline silicon photovoltaic panels, SolarWorld is dramatically expanding supplies of high-performance silicon solar panels of both crystal types at a time of heightened worldwide demand. The company's U.S. facilities have reached a national leadership capacity of 500 MW. The move further demonstrates SolarWorld's bold commitment to developing and serving solar market segments in the Americas, even amid diminishing industry output there.
SolarWorld's U.S.-made Sunmodule™ Plus poly panels come with the same high quality, performance and reliability as well as 25-year linear performance guarantee as its monocrystalline panels. SolarWorld's facilities in Hillsboro, Oregon, and Camarillo, California, still undertake every step in the monocrystalline value chain – crystals, wafers, cells and panels. Now they also are ramping up production of polycrystalline cells and panels.
"In these times of tight supplies, our years of commitment to building much greater production volume and versatility are paying off for our customers in the Americas with the best that both silicon technologies offer," said Kevin Kilkelly, president of SolarWorld Americas. "Our production advances will equip our installer and distribution partners with everything they need to succeed in a market that demands nothing less than domestic production, proven reliability and high performance."
The basic distinction between the two technologies results from differing processes for crystallizing silicon. In the monocrystalline process, a single cylindrical crystal slowly grows inside a furnace. In the polycrystalline process, molten silicon forms multiple crystal lattices as it quickly cools in a square mold.
SolarWorld manufactures and sells solar power solutions and in doing so contributes to a cleaner energy supply worldwide. As the largest solar producer in the United States and Europe, SolarWorld employs about 3,200 people and carries out production in Hillsboro, Ore., and Freiberg and Arnstadt, Germany. From the raw material silicon to solar wafers, cells and panels, SolarWorld manages all stages of production ‒ including its own research and development. The company maintains high social standards at all locations across the globe and is committed to resource- and energy-efficient production. Headquartered in Bonn, Germany, SolarWorld was founded in 1998 and has been publicly traded on the stock market since 1999. For more information, visit www.solarworld-usa.com.
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FREE DINNERS: Free Thanksgiving dinners will be offered:
11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Salvation Army, Center of Hope, 320 NW 1st Ave., Ocala (629-2004)
11 a.m. to 3 p.m., E.D. Croskey Center, 1510 NW Fourth Ave., Ocala (687-3648)
11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Deliverance Refuge Center, 921 SW Third St., Ocala (433-8673)
Noon to 4 p.m., Wall Rives Post 58, 10730 U.S. 41, Dunnellon (489-4453)
TURKEY TROT: Annual Turkey Trot running event, 7:30 a.m. Thursday, YMCA, 3200 SE 17th St., Ocala. $15 on active.com or $20 at event. (368-9622)
GHOST TOUR: Ocala Ghost Walks & Historical Tours, Thanksgiving Night Ghost Tour, 7 p.m. Thursday, Doc of Rock, 56 SE First Ave., Ocala. (690-7933 or ocalaghostwalks.com)
POWWOW: Chambers Farm Pow wow 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday through Saturday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday; Chambers Farm, 22400 NE County Road 315, Fort McCoy. Free. (546-2984 or chambersfarm.org).
CONCERT: Free for All Concert featuring For King and Country, 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, Citizens' Circle, 151 SE Osceola Ave., Ocala. (www.freeforallocala.com)
CHAIR YOGA: Chair yoga class, 9:30 a.m. Friday, The Senior Wellness Community Center, 9850 SW 84 Court, Ocala. (237-2094)
CAST SHOW: Opry cast show, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Orange Blossom Opry, 13939 SE County Road 25, Weirsdale. $10. (821-1201)
MOVIE: "Pocahontas," 2 p.m. Saturday, Marion County Public Library, 2720 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala. (671-8551)
FARM TOURS: Half-price, 10 a.m. Saturday, Gypsy Gold Farm, 12501 SW Eighth Ave Ocala $10. Reservations required. (817-1777)
VOICE PLAY: 42Five performs, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Orange Blossom Opry, 13939 SE State Road 42, Weirsdale. (821-1201 or www.obopry.com)
THE TAYLORS: In concert, 7 p.m. Saturday, College Road Baptist Church, 5010 SW College Road, Ocala. Free (237-5741)
BOOK SALE: Friends book sale, 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Dunnellon Public Library, 20351 Robinson Road, Dunnellon. (438-2520)
FALL FLING: Country music with a bit of rock-n-roll, 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Ocala Moose Lodge, 1035 S. U.S. 441, Belleview. Music, dancing, food and more. $12. (245-3581)
WRESTLING: Season's Beatings 1: Dave Schlenker vs. Dory Funk to benefit the Marion County Literacy Council, 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Dory Funk Arena, 3598 SW 74th Ave., Ocala. $20. (email@example.com)
CRAFTS: Holiday craft bazaar, 10 a.m. Saturday, Marion Woods, 1661 SE 31st St., Ocala. (671-1700)
HANDBELL CHOIR: Oakcrest Baptist hand bell choir, 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, downtown square, Ocala. (629-7058)
CONCERT: Featuring DW & Jessie Crutchfield with the SonShine Quartet, 6 p.m. Saturday, Countryside Baptist Church, 11525 W. State Road 40, Ocala. (854-3331)
YARD SALE: Yard sale and spaghetti lunch, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Anthony Community Park, 2150 NE 95 St., Anthony. (629-2777)
SINGLES DANCE: Ocala Singles Club dance, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Saturday, Ocala Scottish Rite, 3632 NE Seventh St., Ocala. $9. (622-3171)
To submit information for this list, send an e-mail to email@example.com or visit www.ocala.com, scroll down and click on EVENTS CALENDAR on the right.
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By Dave Kiefer
Stanford Athletics/gostanford.com
Kori Carter had goals of making the U.S. national team and contending for a medal at the World Track and Field Championships in the 400-meter hurdles. Those goals were strengthened on June 7, when she broke collegiate and meet records while winning the NCAA championship in 53.21, the fastest time in the world this year.
But her world title hopes ended last Saturday when an intestinal virus prevented Carter from running in the semifinals at the USA Outdoor Championships in Des Moines, Iowa, costing her the chance to compete in the final for the team's three qualifying spots for the World Championships in Moscow.
The week already had been eventful. Carter signed with an agent, Wes Felix, and came to terms on a sponsorship contract with Nike, foregoing her final season at Stanford. However, the hurdler who set 11 school records for the Cardinal, earned nine All-America honors and won three Pac-12 titles, will remain on campus to complete her degree and train under Cardinal sprints/hurdles coach Jody Stewart.
On Monday, Carter spoke about the decision not to run Saturday and about reshaping her goals.
Q: Have you allowed yourself to watch the U.S. final (won by Delilah Muhammad in 53.83)?
A: I still haven't watched the video. I ended up not being near a TV when it was going on. But I'm happy for the girls who made it. They're great girls. It's just hard not being in the race, especially because I worked so hard to get to that position.
Q: What exactly happened on Saturday?
A: I woke up that morning of the semifinal not feeling well. I couldn't keep anything down. I was really dehydrated.
We thought about getting an IV, but because of USADA (the interpretation by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency of IV treatment), we didn't do it.
We tried our best to put fuel back in me and to rehydrate myself, and made it to the track. Warming up, I kept trying to go, trying up to the last minute to get it together. But it just wasn't happening.
I think it was because I hadn't eaten anything all day because I couldn't keep anything down. I just was super lightheaded and dizzy. I couldn't get my balance together.
Coach finally said, "You know, if you can't even do walkover drills, what makes you think you can run a race?"
It was the worst possible time. A day later, I felt a little better and I definitely could have run. But, right then, we knew it was the right decision not to run. But it sucks that we had to make that call.
Q: For being in the best shape of your life (she had dropped her personal record in the event by nearly four seconds this year), this must be hard to fathom.
A: I feel like I've been on a roll for a while now. To have my chance at going to the World Championship stop right there was extremely frustrating. But my coaches were telling me, "Don't let it take away from the season that we've had."
I still have a lot to prove. I have proven that I am the hurdler that I think I can be, but I still have the potential to be the hurdler that I want to be. It's frustrating.
Q: Does not running nationals affect anything with the Nike deal?
A: Nike's been great about it. I'm sort of frustrated that the only time I put on a Nike uniform, I run a 55 (she ran 55.69 in the first round on Friday). But I'll get a chance later this summer and in the coming years to prove that Nike made a good choice in me. They were great about the whole situation. They were great about getting me medical attention.
Q: Now, you have to rearrange your goals.
A: I can't run for a world championship, so, I guess, my focus is on running for time. That's something that I usually don't like to do, because I like to chase W's and not seconds. I just have to go out there and run as fast as I can. I don't think 53.2 was my peak. I still think I have something left in me. Finding out what that is is going to be fun.
Q: Will you be resuming your training?
A: I'll go back into training. I'll juggle two classes and an internship (a human biology major, Carter will intern with a Menlo Park group that fits people for prosthetics) this summer.
Q: Will you focus on Diamond League meets or a specific race?
A: I'm not sure. I'm going to sit down with Coach Stewart and Wes and figure out a game plan. But I definitely want to run this summer. I definitely don't think that I did all I had to do this year. There are things on the table that I want to accomplish.
Q: So many things have changed over the past couple of weeks, how have you tried to get back to a sense of normalcy?
A: I guess the one thing that's stayed constant, is, though I'm running for a different organization, my goals are still the same. My love for hurdling is still the same. My focus is still the same I want to be the best hurdler out there. That stays constant.


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6/7 and 6/8: Meet the Scientist, Celebrate World Oceans Day, and More main content.
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From exploding stars to the amazing diversity of life in our planet's oceans, there is lots to see and do at the Museum this weekend.
Join astrophysicist Or Grauer on Saturday, June 7, in the Museum's Discovery Room for this season's final Meet the Scientist program. Dr. Grauer will be speaking with visitors (ages 7 and up) about predicting which stars end their lives in giant explosions called supernovae and about the fate of our own Sun.
The program is free with Museum admission; times and details are available here.
Spurs, Spines, and Other Ways Animals Deliver Venom
Venomous animals have evolved a variety of mechanisms to deliver toxins to would-be predators and prey. See a few live venomous species live—including a gila monster—in The Power of Poison exhibition, and learn about others in this video featuring Curator Mark Siddall.
Rendezvous with the Blue Whale on World Oceans Day
Celebrate World Ocean Day on Sunday, June 8 by visiting the Museum's 29,000-square-foot Milstein Hall of Ocean Life, which features models of more than 750 sea creatures ranging from tiny green bubble algae to the famous blue whale.
And save the date for the next Milstein Science Series, all about sharks, on Sunday, June 22.


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"Obviously, I do not mean that when I choose between a cream pastry and a chocolate éclair, I am choosing in anguish." Jean-Paul Sartre
Visit The Writers Bloc
Hello, and welcome to my Meditation—a World dedicated to my more focused and sustained writings. Now please sit back and go forth into my writing.


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Wednesday, August 6, 2008
House and home genealogy
Some people live in the same house all their life. Others, like me and my family, have moved a good deal. We never seem to forget the houses that we call home. I am so glad that Mom took photographs of all the houses that my brother and I grew up in.
Mom, the genealogist, recently prepared a Google map showing the towns where she has lived. She could attach photographs of the houses, but I am not sure she has done that. This is a great way to show others, particularly grandchildren, where you lived.
Generations ago our relatives and ancestors did not document their houses with photographs. I think it would be fun to prepare a family tree of the houses. Mom has two houses carved by a wood-artist in Pennsylvania. They are of her grandparents' log cabin and her great grandparents' house in North Carolina. The wood carvings are about 5 inches by 3 inches in size. They are painted realistically. I can remember my great grandparents' log cabin. It is still standing and in the family, though not lived in. The other house was gone long before I was born. There is also a story that Mom tells about the two little houses standing side by side on her desk.
When she was about fifteen years old she discovered her Granny's love letters. They were neatly tied together with blue ribbons. Reading some of them she also discovered that her grandparents had planned on eloping. Granny's father , a minister who lived in the beautiful, white house in North Carolina, was not in favor of a marriage. He told her she would never have a nice house to live in if they married. Comparing the two houses on Mom's desk, maybe he was right. The white house was very nice. However, we all loved the log cabin. It was full of love and stories and get togethers with relatives. It definitely was home!
Several years ago Mom located the Victorian house where her father lived in South Dakota. She was told that it was being demolished for a business. Mom took photographs of it from every angle. Dad tormented her that she didn't need all of those photographs. They are all that are left the house that once was my grandfather's home.
Recently Mom and Aunt Cheri discovered the falling-down house that belonged to Aunt Cheri's great great grandparents. There are holes in the wall, a sunken in roof and crumbling fire place. It is hard to imagine people living there, but I am sure it was home and they were proud of it.
A house is a house, a roof over your head. A home is what you make it....love, satisfaction, along with good and bad memories.
Posted by Growing up Genealogy at 4:34 PM
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