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Food La La: Living the Jugo Life
BY LINDSEY MURAOKA / Special to the Star-Advertiser
I recently checked out Jugo Life at 2463 South King St. Jugo (pronounced Hugo) means "Juice" in Spanish. Tommy Oh started the juicery about a year ago after he learned about the benefits of juicing from his brothers.
"Juicing has been really popular on the mainland for a while now, and I wanted to bring it to Hawaii and make it convenient and easy for people who don't have time to do it themselves" said Oh.
When Oh launched his business he didn't have an actual storefront, so customers would place their orders online and Oh and his business partners would meet with customers to deliver their juice.
"We had such a huge demand that we were finally able to open up a store last month," said Oh. "No more random parking lot deliveries."
From left to right: Tommy Oh, Ashley Klein, Justin Saniatan and John Cho.
"Our juices are 100 percent raw and cold pressed. They are made fresh daily and must be consumed within 72 hours" said Oh. "We try to use only organic ingredients and locally grown as much as possible."
Even though it's juice, I learned that you have to actually chew while you drink. It helps to release enzymes in your body for better nutrient absorption and digestion.
"You can either drink one bottle of green juice or eat five salads in order to get your daily intake of greens," said Oh. That's good news for me because I'm not a big fan of salads as a meal, so I think a juice is a great alternative on days I'm feeling like I need to eat something healthy and cleansing.
Jugo Life has 12 different kinds of juice to choose from with names like Happiness and Wellness. Oh chose to name his juices with positive words after hearing about a study of the energy of words on frozen water crystals. It showed how frozen water turned into beautiful crystals after receiving positive reinforcement, while water that received negative words and music with negative lyrics turned into disfigured and misshaped crystals. (More details here.)
The two most popular juices are Love and Greatness. Love ($9) is my personal favorite and I think is the most powerful positive word. It must be because of the combination of the name, the pretty pink color and the taste that makes me love it. Love contains watermelon, pineapple, strawberry, fennel and lemon. It has the perfect amount of sweetness and the lemon balances out the watermelon and pineapple nicely. Greatness ($9) has a nice blend of kale, celery, cucumber, apple, spinach, cilantro, pear, mint and lemon.
I also liked Truth, which contains beet, carrot, apple, blueberry, cilantro and turmeric. It has an elegant and rich flavor with a creamier texture compared to Love.
If you want a green juice that tastes very healthy, I recommend Wellness. It has swiss chard, bok choy, apple, green leaf lettuce, bell pepper, goji berry and lime. It tastes like you're drinking a liquid salad. (By the way, Jugo lets you sample some of their juices before you purchase, so you don't have to worry about getting one that you don't like.)
My favorite green juice, however, is Bold. It has a spicy and refreshing kick to it with pineapple, bell pepper, apple, cucumber, cilantro, jalapeño, and lime. I would keep going back just to drink this one, as well as Love.
If you're looking to do a juice cleanse, Jugo offers one-day and three-day options with six juices a day. Juice cleanses are a good way to boost your metabolism, clean out your digestive system and promote overall good health.
Jugo also has a selection of delicious vegan desserts. The Mix Berry Cheesecake ($5.50) is creamy just like a real cheesecake, but made with cashews instead of dairy.
The Raw Chocolate Cheesecake ($6) is great for people who have a weakness for anything chocolate (like me!) but are looking for something healthier. It's made with dark and decadent cacao and maple syrup.
Speaking of desserts, Jugo Life recently started a popup collaboration in their shop with Jess Da Best Acai Bowls. She is located in Kapolei, so this is a great opportunity for townies to try her popular bowls covered with tons of fruits and giant scoops of cookie dough! Follow Jugo Life on Instagram to find out when their next popup is!
Jugo life is open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays. Visit http://drinkjugolife.com for more info.
Lindsey Muraoka blogs about food and drink for the Pulse. Contact her on Twitter or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Prayer Requests: Please pray for the repose of the Soul of Joan Audrey Blalack Pouliot, beloved wife of Deacon Hank Pouliot. Mass of Christian Burial will be held Thursday, December 7, 2017, at 11:00 a.m. at St. Joan of Arc…
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Gracious and loving God, you have given us your risen Son as the ultimate expression of your love for us. Kindly enable us to reflect that love in daily life especially when confronted by the reality of physical death. Give us those graces by which we may lead dedicated lives and thereby proclaim your Son's death and resurrection to our world. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Ever-faithful God, in the heart of your Son, you reveal your compassion and grace. In your mercy, hear our prayers and help us reach out to others with hearts filled with love. We make this prayer through Christ our Lord. Amen.
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1969 Alfa Romeo 1750 Spider Veloce Serial Number 1796
We are pleased to offer 1969 Alfa Romeo "roundtail" Spider Veloce s/n 1796. Launched at the Geneva Motor Show on March 10, 1966, the "new Spider" was stylish, sporting and user-friendly. Made famous by Dustin Hoffman in "The Graduate", the Roundtail Spider epitomized the exotic-yet-perhaps-someday-affordable topless Italian sports car for millions of young Baby-Boomers. Forty-five years later the Pininfarina design has remained a timeless blend of late 1960s aerodynamics and aesthetics. The low nose featured an artfully integrated grille, slim bumpers, plexi-covered headlights and equally integrated symmetrical rear bodywork. The instrument cluster featured two enormous round Jaeger clocks reading rpm and mph with secondary gauges for fuel, oil pressure and coolant temperature centered in the dashboard and aimed at the driver. Only the radio is non-original. Unlike other sports cars of the era, the Alfa's folding soft top is very easy to use, looks good up and down and disappears when folded. The cockpit is roomy, the seats are supportive and small children or a third adult can squeeze into the space behind the seats. By sports car standards the trunk is cavernous.
Due to the then-evolving EPA and DOT regulations, there were no 1968 or 1970 model years for Alfa in the US. The "roundtail" Spider Veloce was only sold new in the US in 1967 and 1969. All 1969 US models were fitted with the 1,750 cc engine and SPICA mechanical fuel injection, but like many Alfas, Spider Veloce s/n 1796 has been converted to dual Webers making it responsive and easy to maintain. The original SPICA mechanical fuel injection is with the car. Alfa Spider s/n 1796 has service records going back to 1994, twenty-one years. All major mechanical components have been serviced through its life. The engine, transmission, brakes and suspension all work as new. Alfa Spider s/n 1796 is a delight to drive, making excellent power with no smoke and has excellent oil pressure. The suspension is firm yet compliant and the brakes stop the car effectively and evenly. Second gear synchro is excellent, both when warm and cold. Alfa Spider s/n 1796 is a high-level driver, smooth, light and lively, meant to be enjoyed on a sunny Sunday.
The Pininfarina body is straight and dent free, the panel fit is excellent. The Alfa red paint is very nice and the black vinyl and padded dash are in very good condition. The door panels, rubber mats and carpets are also all in good condition. The body, paint and panel fit are all in good condition. The trim, gaskets, window glass and lenses are also in excellent condition. The stainless steel bumper and grille are in good condition. Alfa Spider s/n 1796 is a very clean car topside and on the underside and chassis. It is fitted with a good set of Sumito HTR 200 195/70/14 tires.
The alloy block and head, twin-cam 1,750 cc engine is essentially bulletproof and the 5-speed gearbox gives a positive, gated feel. Fourth gear is direct drive and fifth is an overdrive gear. Thanks to the low rear differential ratio (4.555:1) low speeds are nimble and responsive yet cruising at 75 mph all day long is effortless, something that cannot often be said for many 1960s sports cars. The Alfa's four-wheel Ate brakes were considered advanced for a car of this era, in this price range and are still excellent by today's standards. An active aftermarket and club support scene makes the Spider Veloce a sports car you can actually use without hesitation. The Spider Veloce is pre-rubber-bumper and pre-smog car making it a well-balanced, user-friendly cult collector car about as close to a pure sports car as one can get for the cost of a Ferrari down-payment. Comes with all service records back to 1994, the original owner's manual, tool kit, jack, two sets of keys and the spare. Needs nothing, ready to enjoy and priced right for a great car at $49,500.


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The one that got away! Built for the cup series that never was, 45 standard RS's but with US safety equipment were shipped to Andial in the USA. Andial undertook to bring the cars up to race spec, but whilst this was underway the series was cancelled. Andial then undertook the conversion of these cars to road use. In the end some 25 cars were converted to comply with US traffic regulations.
The cars were oroginally shipped to the US in a form that enabled them to comply with US Traffic regulations with the following:
Aluminium bonnet
Sound proofing and underseal deleted
Steel gear syncro rings
Revised struts and spring rates
Manual steering
Recalibrated brakes
Electrics Kill switch in the luggage compartment;
Partial electric Carrera Seats
No rear seats
No sunroof or a/c
Smaller battery/alternator
Race spec engine mounts
Adjustable anti roll bars
Seam welding
Engine rated at 256bhp.
So nearly an RS but slightly different to any of the European RS's!
On arrival at Andial the cars were to be converted to race spec. as follows:
|Full roll cage
|Cup spec springs and dampers
|Std seats replaced with a single Recaro
|Six point harness
|Interior trim removed
|Front strut brace added
|ABS on/off switch added
|Rear brake pressure regulator removed
|Drivers window net installed
|Race exhaust fitted
|Heater blower removed
|External electrical cut out fitted
|Horns relocated
|Sintered clutch plate fitted
|Studs drilled to accept non-tamper seals
|Front oil cooler fan removed
This was over 100 hours work per car for Andial. Because of the cost involved convertion of the cars before and after export the price of the cars to competitors didn't look particularly attractive. As a result Porsche found it hard to generate any real interest. Who knows how much effort went into attracting additional sponsors to try and defray these costs but with the short timescales involved it would certainly have been difficult.
Toyo were to sponsor the series. Little heard of in Europe at the time, they contracted to supply their F1-SR, a z rated road tyre with racing compound. How good this woulkd have been we don't know but the later Toyo R888 has now become a favourite tyre with the 964RS community.


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First Floor studio apartments
Each studio apartment has either a King or Queen bed, a fully equipped kitchen with microwave and dishwasher, a tiled bathroom with a spa bath and/or shower and a comfortable lounge with leather furniture. All first floor studio units have stunning sea views and a fully enclosed balcony with large sliding windows.
Several of our units are interconnecting to accommodate larger parties.
Cooked and continental breakfasts are available, delivered to your door.
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Imagination Library Fundraising Challenge
Cllr David Mellen, Nottingham City Council, has completed his challenge to raise funds for the Imagination Library – an amazing scheme that delivers a free book every month to children between the ages of 0 and 5 years old. His challenge was to read a storybook to at least 2018 children in January and we are pleased to announce that he has read to 2,780 children in total and raised over £4,000 so far! Thank you to everyone who has already donated to this fantastic cause already and there is still chance to donate by clicking this link: www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/2018children
Look out for the next Imagination Library fundraising event coming soon!


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This was a documentary and a half, filled with fascinating musical history and wonderful anecdotes.
Rick Hall's bitterness at the world seems to pervade this film.
Also, I wonder how Fame Studios and subsequently the town of Mussel Sholes have kept from falling victim to their own success and becoming just another busy tourist trap.


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The second last film in the eight-part epic (spanning over 10 years of filming) that is Harry Potter. I watched this today and I couldn't help but realise that if people hadn't read the books or done a bit of research in to the storyline, they would have no idea what is going on. The amount of assumed knowledge is pretty big. The sixth film (Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince) goes in to a little about the Horcruxes but nowhere near enough to fill a casual viewer in on what is going on. Nevertheless Harry Potter is a huge book series as well as it's film adaptations… and those who are serious about watching these films, most of them have already read the books.
This movie is unfortunately not as good as it's predecessors. As much as I love the Harry Potter series this one falls a little short. Hopefully it will redeem it's self in its conclusion when it hits our screens on the 14th of July (mark it in your calendars). Most of the other movies could work as a stand alone adventurea, which I believe adds to the appeal of the films and although the later books relate more to each other the films still work as individual stories. Deathly Hallows does not.
All that grumpiness out of the way and all criticisms said, this movie is fantastic for a fan (unless you're so devoted to the books that you feel the movies let the whole series down) it starts to tie up loose ends (or at least puts them in a bundle for the next movie to tie it off) and the acting, I feel, is brilliant. One of my favourite stars, Emma Watson, improves with age (she's so dreamy). The story line has enough action and comedy to just satisfy the viewer… just. I might be wrong in saying but it feels to me like this movie is another Order of the Phoenix (the fifth film), good but just not great.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part One: Average


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Once upon a time, our world was devoid of pan pizzas and stuffed crusts and one could not use the magic of the internet to order hot, fresh and cheesy pizzas home. Then came into this world the knights-in-shining-armor and saviors of the pizza world- Frank and Dan Carney, two brothers from Kansas who believed in the magic of pizzas and wished to share it with the world; one city at a time. These boys, at a college going age, borrowed 600 dollars from their mother and at the request of a local real estate agent opened the very first outlet of Pizza Hut in their hometown Wichita in 1958.
The story of the franchise going from literally a hut outlet to the multi-storied, multi-city reality of Pizza Hut today is one of innovation and trend setting. The history of Pizza Hut is full of bizarre milestones that garnered the love and status that pizzas enjoy in our world today (pardon me if I am being cheesy here).
Within the first 15 years of starting the first Pizza Hut outlet, the franchise became the Number 1 pizza restaurant chain in the world, both in terms of sales and number of outlets. Its international presence includes outlets in China, Canada, Mexico, India, UK, Spain, Turkey, Thailand, Brazil, UAE, Malaysia, South Africa, Chile etc. to name a few. Its presence in Australia in 1983 was particularly significant as it became the first pizza company to offer home delivery in the country.
Pizza Hut introduced innovations in the quintessential humble pizza transforming the way we see pizzas today; from the thick, fluffy and crispy pan crust pizzas to its own version of the traditional hand tossed pizza, from a 122 foot pizza winning the world record for the largest pizza ever made to the world's first stuffed crust pizza in 1995. However, the franchise held quality in food equivalent to quality in service, and they have delivered pizzas in almost every corner of the world including to First lady Barbara Bush in the White House and Boris Yeltsin, the first President of the Russian Federation at the time of a political coup in Moscow. They, however, did not limit themselves to the world and became the first pizza company to deliver pizzas in space with a delivery to the International Space Station. Nobody can resist the temptation of a good pizza, after all!
In the past few decades, Pizza Hut has equipped itself to serve a changing world becoming more and more digitized by the day. In 1994 it became the first national chain to deliver pizza through online ordering, the system soon expanding to its international outlets. With the rising popularity of Facebook, it became the first pizza chain to be on Facebook and create an online presence. In the recent years, it has launched its iPhone and Android ordering Apps to cater to the market of Smartphone users and even has an Xbox ordering App for the convenience of gaming freaks the world over. Not to mention Pizza Hut also created the world's first Playable DJ Pizza Box
This is the Pizza Hut story that most certainly has a happily-ever-after in the end for all of its customers. We at Little App love Pizza Hut too, do check out our latest pizza deals!


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FFL Projects | FAMILY MATTERS
A thought provoking series of workshops for the young people of London borough of Hackney. Aimed at under privileged or unemployed 16 to 24 year old's helping them to gain Read More →
An award-winning festival that started in 2007 and has become an annual highlight of Hackney's cultural calendar. It encourages young people's creativity and helps them discover pathways into training and careers in the arts through an exciting programme of events. The festival is delivered by Hackney's Cultural Development Team in partnership with Hackney's Youth Arts Cluster.


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Hi folks,
It's October -- which means the season of my favorite holiday! Well, except for that one Halloween when I dressed up as a mummy and accidentally lit my costume on fire (true story). Or that other time when I went as a lucha libre wrestler and nearly asphyxiated myself in my mask (also true). Wait a minute… I hate Halloween! Thanksgiving's my favorite holiday, where you just sit on a nice, safe couch, gorging yourself and watching football (with 3 games this year).
Nevertheless, this October comes Expedition to Castle Ravenloft, a retconning of 1st edition's classic module: I6: Ravenloft. We've already released the table of contents last week, with full excerpts (including stats for the man himself, Count Strahd von Zarovich) due this Friday, October 6th. We also have our Spotlight Interview with the authors, Bruce Cordell and James Wyatt scheduled for that same day; and if you haven't already seen it, Andy Collins contributed a few answers of his own for this month's other main release, Complete Mage (in which Andy must choose between Melf, Otiluke, Mordenkainen, Rary or Vecna as the spellcaster to add to his party).
Beyond the written page (written online, at least), you can also listen to our latest news and interviews by subscribing to the official D&D podcast. Last month, Mike Mearls and Dave Noonan talked all things Gen Con. This time, they're back in not one but two podcasts for the month (the second coming Oct. 20th), covering the latest releases, as well as horror at the gaming table… plus, it's Mike vs. Andy in a head-to-head debate, tackling a topic first raised by Andrew Finch: Rolling for Initiative. The recording studio (aka, Office 463) could barely contain their fury… but that might just be because it's such a small recording studio.
Vampires aside, what could be more frightening than dead levels… meaning, those class levels that don't come with new abilities, a problem Kolja Raven Liquette (and contributor to Complete Mage) looks to rectify in his latest web enhancement -- on no less a day than Friday the 13th. At the end of the month, we're offering another web enhancement, this one for Complete Mage itself. You say warlocks need some love? Some epic love? You've got it, courtesy of Eytan Bernstein.
Also coming later this month, William Canavan (author of the Return Expedition to the Barrier Peaks) combines a bit more d20 Modern sci-fi with D&D fantasy, statting out mechas for your campaign. The most famous mecha of all (that is, within the world of Greyhawk)? We say, Mighty Servant of Leuk-o!
The latest Creature Competition also wraps up this month, with the final two dragons being voted on as you read this (so don't forget to vote for your favorite). You might remember the first competition, won by the lovely Eludecia, Succubus Paladin. But whatever happened to her promised online adventure? Lost to the ages? No, the wait is finally over as we offer Legend of the Silver Skeleton, Oct. 17th.
As always, we welcome your feedback. If there are things you like or don't like about the website, please let us know. In fact, there's a direct email address for you to send your comments and suggestions to: email@example.com.
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Short Course on Sites – Getting to Square 1
Important Customer Services that You Need for Your Blog
The different businesses can't just depend on giving their customers as well as clients with great services and products in order for them to stay loyal. The customer service is really necessary for any company that would like to stay in business. You surely need this in order for you to have repeat business. It is vital that you would make those customers feel that they are really valued and there is no better way for you to do this but by making sure that you help them with the personal needs and issues if they take place.
You really agree that the business' most important asset is the customers. This is for the reason that if you don't have customers, then the business cannot thrive. To make those customers feel happy and make them loyal, then you should have a great customer service. With a fantastic customer service, then the customers will be more motivated to do business with you repeatedly and they would also talk about your business to others like their family and friends.
When your company as well as your competitors provide the same quality of products at a same price, then those customers are more likely to go for the one that are able to provide them with better customer service. You must know that the extra effort which is placed in customer service by just a smile or through giving a warm greeting can make the customers remember your business. Such may also distinguish your company from the others. This is also the reason why you must have customer service in your blog as well.
The customers would surely do business with you repeatedly when you help them address their issues, concerns and answer their questions. But with no right customer service, then the customers are going to feel that they are not important or that they are not valued at all. With this, they will be heading or doing business to a different company. They are more interested to go for a company that makes them feel more appreciated and valued.
Consider the customer service as a promotional tool which you can use for your blog. The customers who have a great experience with your blog are going to tell other people regarding the positive experiences that they had with you. If they have some negative experience with your business, then they would likely share it to more than the number of people they shared positive experiences with. Due to such, you should not just ignore customer service but you should make sure that you take action and you make the customer happy.


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CHOF4 Acquires Interest in Major Bulky Goods Development in Adelaide
Charter Hall Opportunity Fund 4 (CHOF4) has purchased a 50% interest in the development of a 32,460 square metre bulky goods centre at Gepps Cross, 10 kilometres north of the Adelaide CBD.
The development will be a joint-venture with Axiom Properties Limited. This is part of a larger 60,000 square metre bulky goods development project at Gepps Cross. The balance of the development will be a joint-venture between Axiom Properties Limited and Harvey Norman and will be anchored by a 12,000 square metre Harvey Norman store. The combined centre will be known as Home HQ, Gepps Cross. The leasing of the centre, being undertaken by, CB Richard Ellis, has already received exceptional expressions of interest from national bulky goods retailers.
The three developers have acquired the 16.5 hectare site on Main North Road from Axiom's major shareholder, Peter Laurance's Pivot Group, who co-ordinated the amalgamation, rezoning and development approvals for the site. Construction has commenced following the granting of a revised approval earlier this month with the development expected to be completed by May 2009.
David Southon, Charter Hall's Joint Managing Director said: "The Home HQ, Gepps Cross development is an exciting opportunity for Charter Hall to continue its relationship with these high calibre partners on what will be the largest bulky goods centre in Adelaide. We have strong interest from many high quality national retailers whose presence along with Harvey Norman's participation in the associated development will underpin the combined centre's success."
Home HQ, Gepps Cross is the initial project of the strategic alliance entered into with the Pivot Group in October 2006 in which the Pivot Group granted Charter Hall a right to participate in Pivot projects, which may occur in joint venture with Axiom.


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Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) disgruntled leaders including Hamid Khan today (Thursday) have presented charter of demands in a meeting in Islamabad over the issue of tickets.
Disgruntled members termed awarding of tickets to some members as sheer injustice.
Furthermore, in charter of demands, it was insisted to constitute a transparent board for the reconsideration of decree regarding tickets
Calling next meeting on June 24, persons stipulate to award tickets to all those who had contest previous general election [2013] on PTI tickets and demanded ban on contesting elections on more than one constituency.


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Many aren't aware that one of the roots of hip hop is battling. We not talking memes and 14 characters here, we talking MC to MC, eye to eye, a bloodsport of lyrics and arsenal of punchlines.
One such initiative is Scrambles for Money. One of the biggest and highly followed battle arenas in Africa, amassing over 500 000 YouTube views, its only right that one of the local participants gets to represent South Africa at a world stage.
Gin-I from Braamfontein has been selected to participate in the World Domination event hosted by King of the Dot on the 21st of August in Toronto.
Check out the Scrambles for Money YouTube Channel here: http://www.youtube.com/scrambles4money
Check out King of the Dot sites here: https://www.youtube.com/user/KingOfTheDot or http://kotdtv.com
CHEKA Digital wishes Gin-I all the best in the tournament and gracefully thanks him for representing South Africa.
Official Press Release
KOTD Presents: World Domination 5
The Mod Club, 722 College St. Toronto, Ontario M6G 1C5
August 20-23, 2015
• Thursday, Aug. 20 – 11:00 a.m. – New Era/KOTD hat launch
• Thursday, Aug. 20 – 7:00 p.m. – Press Conference
• Friday, Aug. 21 – 7:00 p.m. – Day 1 Battles
• Saturday, Aug. 22 – 7:00 p.m. – Day 2 Battles
• Sunday, Aug. 23 – 4:00 – 9:00 p.m. – GZ Battles
• Sunday, Aug. 23 – 10:30 p.m. – KOTD 7th Anniversary Celebration
KOTD has come a long way since hosting its first event in an alley behind Toronto's Eaton Centre in 2008.
Seven years and 100 million YouTube views later, the Toronto-based league is now a leader in a vibrant scene
that has taken off all over the world. This August marks the fifth edition of the "World Domination" series,
which features three days of clashes between some of the globe's top battle emcees.
Of the 19 battles at the event, there are four massive headliners. The first pits KOTD champion Pat Stay
against challenger Illmaculate. Pat Stay was long considered Canada's best battler before he won the title in
2014, and his three defences have only strengthened that reputation. But seasoned veteran Illmaculate could
be the toughest challenge yet for the Nova Scotian giant.
All eyes will be on New York battle legend Iron Solomon on Saturday as he returns to the ring for the first
time since 2012, putting his legacy up against Daylyt, the most unpredictable and controversial emcee in the
game right now.
Los Angeles battle superstar Dizaster also makes his return to Toronto in Friday's main event against the
hugely popular Dumbfoundead, whose previous KOTD battle from 2015 has already become the most-viewed
battle rap YouTube release this year.
The final main event is a rematch of the most-viewed English-language battle ever, between Arsonal and
Shotty Horroh. The original video has amassed more than seven million views since 2012.
But the week kicks off at the New Era store (202 Queen St. W) on Thursday, Aug. 20 at 11:00 a.m. It will
launch the release of a red KOTD hat that will be limited to 72 snapbacks and 72 fullbacks. KOTD battlers
and personalities will be in the building to greet fans and sign autographs.
Thursday will also feature a press conference where the emcees will get a chance to face off before their battles.
These always provide lots of firework and shouldn't be missed.
Stick around on Sunday night for a celebration to mark the end of WD5 and to celebrate seven years of
KOTD. Previous guests at events have included Drake, Deadmau5, Method Man, Raekwon, Maestro Fresh
Wes and more. You never know who will be in the building.
Event tickets are available at KOTDStore.com or get the live pay-per-view at KOTDTV.com.
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Race Day! Oh yes, I almost forgot that was why we came. With mine and my husband's ever-evolving, hectic schedules, we never get to see each other. He is fast asleep when I get home, and gone to work before I awake. We have a wonderful relationship via texts and Instagram. So I sneakily snuck a vacation into our schedule by signing up six months ago for a marathon in the Outer Banks. Since he has extended family in the area, I thought it would be a perfect opportunity to force some usage of his accumulated vacation days.
My training was complete and I was feeling good about running, but not giving it too much thought. With all of the schedule coordinating, job changing, school breaking, packing and travel arrangements to be made, I nearly forgot to worry about the BIG RACE. Cars packed and kids in tow, we set off for our big beach vacation. Our inexpensive hotel was about three notches more luxurious than we thought it would be and right on the beach, right across the big street from the Wright Brothers Memorial. (I'm the daughter of a pilot, so it's kind of my favorite thing to visit there.) Checked in, the first thing on my mind was where are we going to eat? I was excited about hitting the beach and trying many new restaurants. We crashed hard and woke with a fresh start for a new day.
We had all of Saturday to enjoy as a family before Sunday's race. We only had packet pickup and some family to visit on the agenda. I rose early and decided to go ahead and get my day-before-the-race run out of the way. How amazing! I was only to do a fifteen minute slow run to locomote my legs, so I ran over and up to the top of the Wright Bros Memorial. Cool! I hit my 15 minute mark on the way back, so I kept it going to the beach to hit an even two miles and walked back in the sand and surf to the hotel. I probably looked like a looney gooney grinning with delight at how exhilirated and free I was feeling. The beach in the Fall will do that to a person.
The rest of the day outside of the usual packet pickup circus was all family; eating, miniature golf, letting waves chase our feet while screaming at the surf and wagging our tails with feet grounded in sand: "Bury my feet! Bury my feet!" Which I'm pretty sure was the funnest possible game in the world for my almost four year old daughter. She didn't even care that the water was icy cold.
A few amazing meals later I was in the hotel setting out my run gear. I picked out a super amazing outfit for race day. (Which, is technically my full time job, so I'd really better hit the mark on the outfit!) I may have to dedicate an entire post to how great looking and comfortably functional my high tech Athleta run gear was. (See pictures of hot runner mom in slideshow.) I set out to fall asleep, but of course, the good luck text bombs kept coming well after 10 pm.
The morning of the race I was in my usual ADD getting organized double checking crazy spree, but I got it together without too much trouble. I kept thinking how odd I hadn't really started to worry about the race. I have always been one to worry about things in the moment rather than give myself gut rot worrying in advance for no good reason, but now was the time. I am in the car on the way to be dropped off! I looked for my friend who was also racing that day with her husband, and saw her finally for about one second before the race started and we were off!
My first song that came on my headphones (set to Madness on Pandora) was Madness' One Step Beyond which is pretty much the most perfect race starting song in the world. Smile intact, I got off to a very positive start. I maintained a slow pace early on, settling for a slightly faster pace than marathon one, but not getting crazy and jetting off like an excited maniac. (As I had hoped, I was smugly pleased at how perfect my outfit was for the conditions. Yes!) I found my pace, kept it steady and readied myself to hold it until I hit mile five, where I would pick it up a bit. This was working, I was keeping it slow, keeping it real, music was on my side, weather was unbelievable, and the fan support was really great. At mile four, my headphones quit. Completely. Last marathon, this would have blown my entire game. But some new found overwhelming sense of calm I'd harnessed this past year was just letting it slide. I was happy to have my real life ears with me and be a part of my surroundings. This was meant to be. So I ditched them in a trash can. Onward march!
At five miles, I easily switched into speed gear. Not Gonzales style, this is a MARATHON, but a pretty good pace. Felt good. I was going to make sure I kept it for ten miles, then see how I was feeling, bring it down a notch or keep it steady, but definitely not rush it and burn out my much needed end of the race energy. Just say no to the wall. I saw my family cheering me on at mile (seven?) as we looped the Wright Memorial. Awesome! Their cheers and smiles and on the fly hugs and kisses were the biggest boost of positivity. And they looked so darn cute.
We cut through some grass, hit a field and entered some trail running much like the tobacco trail I run on every day. This is my kind of running, awesome! Then it dumped us into a narrow and up and down hilly twisty turny adventure dirt path between trees. This was easily my favorite part of the run! Up and down, I felt like a dirt biker. I pretended I was so BMX. This lasted for three miles and I realized I was probably getting close to the 13 mile area of the race, and I wanted to know how I was doing at the half point.
Since my headphones had been ditched, my Runkeeper app was announcing my pace and mile marks out loud at each mile. I kept wondering where that 13 mile was going to be, and couldn't remember if I'd heard 10 or 11 or 12. so I pulled out my phone and realized that I was well past 13. Aw shucks! Sound went out on my phone I guess, I wasn't even sure if the mileage was accurate. I tucked it back in its place and forgot about it.
I knew at the halfway point that this is where you make the race. You can't make up time at teh end of the race, its over by the last three miles, your locked in to keeping it steady by then. So I picked it up, but not too much. I didn't want to hit the wall at the bridge. Yes, they put a big giant bridge you have to run up and cross right at the 23 mile mark. Hilarious! I was kind of excited about it though. So I kept my pace normal. Let's not get too excited and burn out early. Save it for the last miles so you aren't crying and crawling.
I chatted briefly with a few runners as we made rounds by the sound. The air was so delicious and it was a great respite from the two stretches down the main road which were in full sun and a bit boring. Thank goodness for EACH and EVERY supporter out there with a silly poster, a cowbell, or even a grimace while sitting in a lawn chair bundled up drinking coffee out of a cardboard cup. You all made my, and every other runner out there's, day. The crowd support along the long boring stretches completely made up for the only uneventful terrain in the race, and made them "exciting corridors of cheer!" It was along this corridor that my little goose came running toward me in the grass along the side with her adorable arms outstretched and ran into me with a huge hug, while her brother yelled "Go, Mommy! Go, Mommy!" over and over. I mean who needs a Gu break? I'll take hug breaks, thank you very much!
I did however, take every water, Gatorade, and Gu station offered up. No, I didn't read the labels. My dried pineapple chunks are great fuel and have done me well, but for the full Monty, I'm taking everything coming my way. However in the future, I may actually be able to abstain from the ketchup packets of chocolate chip cookie dough-flavored vaseline. What IS that stuff???
As we took a turn into another neighborhood around mile (18?) I noticed some systems failing for myself and the runners around me. I was ok, but I decided it was a good time to let up. I had earlier on decided that I felt like taking this run easy, I was having so much fun and I had no data. There was no way I was going to PR and I didn't care, because I was having a blast. It was just so beautiful, how could I waste a moment worrying about something I couldn't even track? The wind had been in our face all day long, and although it was a bit strong, I welcomed it. It was holding me up and it felt amazing.
Oh yes, back to systems failing. I was ding allright, but I did start to walk through water stations at mile twenty. I kept the rest of the time at a slow steady jog, probably slower than necessary, but the bridge was still ahead! I never got to the crying, I-absolutely-have-to-walk-right-now phase. But the water stations. Walked. I kept that slow steady jog for a coulpe of miles, while this poor guy kept using me as his running mark. He would stop and walk, and as soon as I was beside him, he would run ahead. We did this dance for three miles, he would walk/speed ahead, I kept a steady jog, we were in the same place. Then it happened. My pace picked up. I was in recovery! My fueling had worked, my reserved energy was being paid back! I steadily climbed my energy until I reached a humble, but running, pace. I was ecstatic.
My pace continued to climb until the bridge was in sight. I pulled back, almost to a jog again. I was going to charge this bridge. I have always enjoyed a good uphill charge. "Coast the flats, charge the hills." That's what my old cross-country coach used to say in high school, and I've heard it my mind every hill since. I hit the foot of the bridge and propelled upwards. I had a smile on my face the whole way up. I passed runner after runner after walker after walker. There were people lined up on the siderails; good looking, young, fit people; grabbing their calves and thighs, crying, puking; not as happy as I was to see the bridge.
I passed the top and coasted down at an easy relaxed stride. Of course, the last three miles were the longest, but not from exhaustion so much as I was ready to see my family and eat. A few long long miles later and I was coming through the chutes. I had no idea what kind of time I was going to have, I could have added tn or thirty minutes to my old time. Who knows? Maybe I made it. I crossed the line as the clock flashed 4:30:00 overhead. Then I remembered the whole gun time/chip time discrepancy and though, "Holy Crap? could I have PRed?"
I didn't. I came in a full 50 seconds later than I had my first marathon. Upon this revelation I laughed hysterically. With all the differences in training, speed gained between races, competitive edge dulled, smelling the roses ensued, and headwind sucked in the face, it didn't make a hill of beans! Whatever the race or conditions, that my friends, is how long it takes for this 40 year old lady to get 26.2 miles down the road. Fascinating.
I have to say, I felt a great deal better after this race than the first one, and just as I did then, I had to carry my three year old a mile to the car. She was exhausted, people. I also think that maybe running marathons is my jam, because I find it very hard to fathom the idea that I don't get to race this course again.
Beach trip: SUCCESS!!!
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Tuesday 16th May, Shaw House, Shaw RG14 2DR
3.00pm (ends approx 4.30pm)
£12 (Talk only)
£18 (Talk with tea and cake)
Jane Austen died in the summer of 1817. To mark this bicentenary, writer and journalist Gill Hornby discusses the short but extraordinarily productive life of one of England's best-loved authors: her work, her family, her Hampshire home – and in particular the people and places of West Berkshire which she knew so very well.
In 2006 Gill Hornby brought out a biography of Jane Austen for young people, The Girl with the Magic Pen, and is currently writing a novel around the same subject. Gill lives in Kintbury – a Berkshire village that the Austen family visited on numerous occasions.


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We're into week 4 of Maddie's rehab and she is doing better with each day. We are at a stage where we can concentrate more on strengthening and getting back daily normal use of her leg.
We continue to rotate her exercises daily. Something new we will try with Maddie is to make her weight shifting a little bit harder. This balancing exercise is very similar to stair hugging, except that her front feet are on a Dyno Disc. This disc is filled with air. (It's similar to a stability ball, just flatter.) Maddie's weight will shift to her back legs, but she will rock from side to side on her front legs. It will work different muscles in the back legs as well as her core. This is great for Maddie's legs, hips and back.
One of the most important exercises Maddie does is walking. Her walks are slow and controlled on a leash. We increase the amount of time she walks each week, as long as she continues to do well. Walking is extemely important because it does so many things such as promoting weight bearing, helping to decrease atrophy and increasing range of motion.
If Maddie walks too fast or runs, she is less likely to use her healing leg. She is also likely to sustain injury. Maddie's owner's have done a great job of controlling her walks as her knee continues to heal.


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It is raining badass with these new banners for The Dark Knight Rises
The marketing department for THE DARK KNIGHT RISES has crawled out from under the rubble of THE AVENGERS and is swinging for the fences with the onslaught of promotional material we've gotten this week. To say that they're "amping it up" is putting it lightly.
Now, after you're all sweaty and exhausted from the new pics and TV spots, they drop these super bad ass banners on us, which are sure to populate many a Facebook timeline within minutes. I'm not only happy to see more stuff from THE DARK KNIGHT RISES, but I'm happy to see it done well. Aside from that lackluster first poster we got, everything since then has been top notch and I think these banners take the top prize thus far.
THE DARK KNIGHT RISES opens on July 20, 2012.
|Extra Tidbit:
|This is still my favorite slice of Batman movie art. What's yours?
|Batman On Film


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Accessible or ADA seating may be available at this venue through Goldstar. Contact us before buying tickets to make arrangements.
Please call Savor Seattle at 206-209-5485 at least 24 hours before your tour with any dietary restrictions. If your child is 2 years of age or younger and will not be eating, you will not need to purchase a ticket for him/her. Children ages 3 years and older require a ticket, regardless of whether or not they will be eating. Strollers and wheelchairs are not allowed on the tour.
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Eat lightly before this tour. They feed you well
Bring an umbrella, just in case!
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Skyline Medical and Helomics Announce a Joint Strategic Partnership with GLG Pharma
The partnership brings GLG's new Cell Capture, Culture and Screening system to help isolate samples of ascites fluids from patients that may contain cancer stem cells, cancer cells and other cells together with the previously announced Skyline-Helomics venture being developed to utilize the STREAMWAY® System for automated, direct-to-drain medical fluid disposal, in combination with the Helomics ChemoFx® diagnostic platform to target patient drug treatment, quickly and cost effectively.
"We know that the cancer cells found in the ascites fluid are different than tumor cells. There is increasing evidence that these cells may respond to different chemotherapy protocols," says
The partnership will build on Skyline's STREAMWAY System to add a collection system for ascites fluids based on GLG's Capture, Culture and Screening system, that pathologists can then process and send to Helomics for further evaluation in using Helomics' ChemoFx® diagnostic platform. Together with a combination of STAT3 inhibitors from GLG, the partnership is expected to create new revenue streams to be shared between the Skyline-Helomics venture and GLG.
"This new partnership will leverage our existing technologies to further impact precision therapy for women with ovarian and breast cancer," stated
"The recently announced establishment of the Skyline-Helomics venture paved the way for us to welcome
In addition, the new partnership will file for a European Grant application in the next few weeks to expand GLG's and the Skyline-Helomics venture's product offering first in
"We believe that using the Cell Capture, Culture and Screening technology for our patient trials is the first step," said
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We got to Sapporo pretty late after a long day at Otaru. Takes about an hour or so to drive back to Sapporo. We wanted to have some Genghis Khan (Lamb Mutton) for dinner. We asked our Japanese friends and they recommended us to go to Sapporo Bier Garten. We took the train and walked about 15 mins to get here.
Japanese Bier Garten
When you get there, you have a choice of three Genghis Khan restaurants. 1. The Kessell Hall which we ended up going to, 2. The garden grill and 3. Lilac. I told the guy, my wife loves MEAT, so which one would you recommend? He goes " They all have meat " Thanks I know that! But he suggested to go to the Kessell Hall because of the atmosphere. Kessell Hall is a red brick building with ivy climbing up the walls. It is known for its massive cauldron.
Heres the Giant Cauldron. Bar tenders were beneath this pouring tap beers.
Obviously we went for the lamb mutton. There were some all you can eat menus, but we thought we can't possibly eat that much. So we went for a few lamb sets which includes vegetables. They taught us how to grill the mutton. Meat in the inside, vegetables on the outside and they used some lamb fat as oil.
Closer look at the grill. It can get pretty messy so they give you a paper apron with sapporo Bier Garten on it.
Some Mutton on the grill. I wouldn't say it was that tasty or that good. There wasn't much sauce that goes with it. Only came with some pepper and salt.
We also ordered a side of Grilled Calamari. Standard stuff.
After some mutton, we walked around Sapporo for a bit. It was getting cold, but thought we should check out what Sapporo was like. We went past the Sapporo Tower.
During winter and the christmas season, there are many christmas lights near the tower.
The next day we had a list of a few places to go to. First was this place! Ryoryu Ramen. I was expecting a super busy place and a queue. However… there was not a person in sight. This place was out in the suburbs and luckily we had the GPS which accurately took us here. We opened the door and I asked the owner who seemed to be doing this for donkey years " are you open". He goes " errr wwaaiiit please!" Japanese really follow every single friggin step and rules. I mean if they don't open until 12 they don't friggin open! He was kind enough to let us sit and told us to wait.
It seems to be a very local ramen place. Obviously no english. It was only run by the old man and his wife. But he seemed like a veteran when making the broth. He scoops a bit of the miso and puts a little bit at a time into the soup to make it JUST right. Sapporo is known for its Miso Ramen.
As you can see Right to Left, Miso ramen is first on the list for 700 yen. About 7 bucks Aussie. Cheap as.
IK wanted the butter corn Miso ramen. They actually put a block of butter on top. so rich. It was creamy and so good. The broth tasted so good. And the most importantly you can drink the broth. Most broths I had in Japanese ramen are wayyy too fat.
I just went for the normal Miso Ramen. Just as tasty. Probably the best ramen I've had for a long time.
Next stop! Picante! Another speciality in Sapporo is the curry soup. Our friend who lived in Sapporo for a few years told us about this place. It's a pretty weird place actually. The menu is quite complicated.
Again a little off the CBD maybe 15 mins away. Snowing quite heavily so we rushed in.
Front of Picante.
Lots of one piece inspired menus….
So what you have to do is to choose the soup base. They have strange names for their soups. wtf is a GOAN dish anyway. There are also specials for each day of the week.
After the soup, you choose what you want in it. e.g. chicken thigh etc.
Then you choose the degree of chilli in your soup.
I saw there was some Lasii so IK ordered a mango lasii.
I wanted to be a bit more Japanesy and went for the Yuzu Lassi.
We were pretty full from the ramen so we ordered just one dish to share. Fried chicken thigh.
The soup was a bit watery, I preferred something a bit thicker. Maybe because i didn't know what to order. also came with some rice.
After that we went to the Nijo Market. It was a fairly small market with some sushi shops and fresh seafood.
Hokkaido CRAB… Looks so good. didn't buy any unfortunately. My tummy was about to explode.
We then went to do some shopping at the Tanuki koji. This place was so long. So long it goes far beyond your eyes can see. Its a shopping district which sells mostly food, souvenirs etc. we bought lots of chocolates back home.
We drove back to chitose and walked around the airport. There is quite a bit to see in the Sapporo airport. IK wanted to have some calbee. I was like okay go for it, and then found out that its bloody calbee with CHOCOLATE. They freshly make the chips for you and add icecream and chocolate on top. Worse combination ever.
Here it is. So evil…
After eating some sushi in the airport and a few other things, we took a domestic flight to Tokyo!
Overall, we wished we stayed at least 5 days in Sapporo. There seemed to be much more to see. But I think we did quite well squeezing all these places in 2 days.
Next up – Tokyo!


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Day 01: Arrive Guwahati / Nameri National Park (255 kms, 5 hrs drive)
Arrive Guwahati by flight.
Meeting upon arrival and depart for Nameri National Park.
Nameri National Park: The Nameri National Park of 200 sq kms area is located in the Sonitpur district, bordering Arunachal Pradesh and it is also the core area of Nameri Tiger Reserve (344sq kms). It is the home of Mammals like Elephant, Tiger, leopard, Sambar,Barking deer, Hog Deer, Wild Boar,Gaur, slow loris,gaplangur,Burmese ferret badger, and over 350 species of birds including White-winged Wood Duck, Ibisbill (uncommon), Ruddy Kingfisher, Palla'sfishing eagle,Lesser Adjutant stork , Greater spotted eagle,Rufous necked hornbill, Great pied Indian hornbill, Wreathed hornbill, Long-billed Ringed Plover, Sultan Tit, and Yellow-bellied and White-throated Fantails. Another important wild life sanctuary of Arunachal Pradesh The Pakhui (Pakke) wild life Sanctuary adjoins the Park on its North-Eastern point. The river Jia- Bhoroli and its tributaries namely the Diji, Dinai, Doigurung, Nameri, Dikorai, Kharietc crisscross the park. During rainy season A few jheels (during the rainy seasons) also dot the area. One can enjoy rafting in the Jia Bhoroli river in the south western boundary.
Arrive and check in at Eco Camp.
Rest of the time free at leisure
Overnight at hotel.
Day 02: Nameri National Park
Early morning go for the nature walk and the bird watching trip into the dense jungle of Nameri National Park with the forest guards.
Afternoon you can opt for mild river rafting in Jia Bharali river adjoining to the Nameri National Park. (Optional)
Breakfast, lunch and dinner at the camp.
Overight at the camp
Day 03: Nameri / Bomdila (125 kms, 4 hrs drive)
Morning after an early breakfast departs for Bomdila by the same vehicle.
En route visit
Bhalukpong: Situated on the Assam-Arunachal border, 250 kms from Guwahati, Bhalukpong is another picturesque spot for angling and leisurely picnics.
Tipi Orchid Sanctury and Research Center: An Orchidarium at Tipi (5 kms from Bhalukpong) on the way to Bomdila is the Botanical paradise. About 300 species of orchids can be seen in the flora – glass house. Some of them are rare and endangered species. By the side of the glass house there is an orchid museum too.
Arrive Bomdila and check in at hotel.
Bomdila: On the way to Tawang , situated at height of 8500 ft (distance from Tezpur 180 kms), Bomdila is a picturesque town in the foothills of Himalayas and the headquarter of West Kameng District the land of the Monpa, Sherdukpen, Aka (Hrusso), Miji and Bogun (Khawas) tribes. One can see the brilliant landscape and snow-clad Gorichen ranges of the Himalaya on a clear day. With its apple orchards, Buddhist gomphas and a magnificient view of the Kameng Valley Bomdila can be named as a mini paradise. Bomdila is also an ideal place for nature lovers with several trekking and hiking trails are now opened for the adventure seeker.
Places of interest:
Later Visit
Bomdila Monastery: The monastery has been built under the guidance of Dalai Lama. It is a residence of more than 200 Buddhist monks. From the monastery one can have the breathtaking view of the entire Bomdila. The time of pray is in dawn and dusk, attending which, one can have the absolute peace of mind.
Also visit craft center, where very fine wooden carpets of colourful designs and Masks are produced.
Bomdila also offers a Bird's eye view of Kangto and Gorichen peaks (highest peaks in the state) amidst the Himalayan landscape and snow clad ranges.
Overnight at hotel.
Day 04: Bomdila / Tawang (180 Kms, 6 hrs drive)
Morning after breakfast ddepart by car for Tawang.
En route visit
Jaswant Garh: The war memorial is located 14 kms from Sella Pass on the way to Tawang. The memorial pay homage to Jaswant Singh Rawat, Mahavir Chakra Awardee posthumous (the second highest award from the Indian Army). In the famous battle of Nuranang against Chinese in November 1962, Rawat and two other soldiers from 4th Batallion Garhwal Rifles were instrumental in killing 300 Chinese soldiers in 72 hours.
Sella Pass: The entry point into the Tawang Valley is Sela pass at an elevation of 13700 ft above the sea level.. Legend says that a monpa woman supported sepoy Jashwant Singh during his battle with the Chinese. She brought sepoy Jashwant supplies and used to heal his wounds. When Jashwant got martyrdom she killed herself as an act of loyalty.
The glimpse of Paradise Lake in the Sella Pass makes your visit worth. Most of the time the lake is covered with thick blanket of snow.
Arrive Tawang and check in at hotel.
Evening free at leisure.
Overnight at hotel.
Day 05: Tawang
Morning after breakfast explore Tawang, visiting
Tawang Monastery (Vihar): Tawang Monastery about 400 years old, situated at an altitude of approximately 10,000 ft. is the second largest Buddhist monastery in India. It also holds the distinction of being the birthplace of the 6th Dalai Lama. The monastery is the house of more than 700 monks. The monastery was founded by Merag Lama Lodre Gyamtso, in 1681 in accordance to the wishes of the 5th Dalai Lama, Nagwang Lobsang Gyatso. As per the legend, the site of the Monastery was chosen by the horse of Merag Lama. Merag Lama, who had been unable to decide a site to establish the monastery. One day he was praying in cave, seeking a divine guidance. When he came out after the prayers, he found his horse was missing. On search, the horse was located standing quietly on a hilltop. Considering that as the sign of divine blessing he decided to construct the monastery at the very spot. The monastery is also called Galden Namgey Lhatse meaning celestial paradise. There is a magnificent 8 meter high statue of Lord Buddha. The ancient library inside the courtyard has an excellent collection of thangkas, painted with the blood from the nose of 5th Dalai Lamaand valuable Buddhist manuscripts mainly Kanjur and Tanjur numbering 850 bundles.
Urqelling Monastery: It is the birthplace of the 6th Dalai Lama who is the only Indian to have risen to such a high position in Gelupka Sect of Buddhism so far. Inside the monastery there are several Stupas (Vihar) and people from all walks of life visit this place during Buddhist new year to get the blessing for the coming year.
The Craft Center: The craft center in Tawang sells beautiful masks, hand woven carpets, jewellery in silver, coral and amber, 'chubas' the local dressand delightful affordable mementos.
Tawang War Memorial: The memorial is dedicated to the martyrs of the 1962 Sino-Indian war. The memorial is 40-foot-high and like a stupa in design. It is locally called 'Namgyal Chortan'. The names of 2420 martyrs imprinted in gold on 32 black granite plagues.
Sangestser Lake: Popularly known as Madhuri Lake is located 35 kms away from Tawang near the China Border. The drive to Sangestser Lake is full of thrill and one can still see the war bankers that had been used during the Chinses aggression in 1962 and the beautiful PTSO lake
Day 06: Tawang / Dirang (140 kms, 5 hrs drive)
Overnight at hotel.
Day 06: Tawang / Dirang (140 Kms, 6 hrs drive)
Morning after breakfast depart for Dirang.
En route stop at the Nuranang fa+lls.
Arrive Dirang and check in at the hotel.
Dirang: Dirang 40 kms from Bomdila is situated at an altitude of 1497 meters. It is an ideal hill resort in West Kameng district with beautiful Apple Nursery, Kiwi Farm, Yak Research Centre, Buddhist Gompa, Hot Water Spring and ancient Dirang Jong (Fort). It is the base camp for trekking to Gorichen peak and other bird watching trails
Afternoon visit the natural hot spring, Apple gardens and the Yak Breeding farms.
Day 07: Dirang / Bhalukpong (140 kms, 5 hrs drive)
Morning after breakfast return to Bhalukpong.
Arrive and check in at the tourist lodge.
Rest of the time free to explore the nature by your own.
Overnight at tourist lodge.
Day 08: Bhalukpong / Guwahati Depart. (255 Kms, 5 hrs drive)
Morning after breakfast depart for Guwahati airport to catch the flight for onward destination.
Tour ends.
Extension to Kaziranga National Park (2 nights / 3 days)
Day 08: Bhalukpong / Kaziranga National Park (135 Kms, 2 hrs drive)
Morning after breakfast depart for Kaziranga National Park.
Kaziranga National Park: Kaziranga National Park has become synonymous with successful conservations of Great One Horn Rhinoceros (from the Greek word, "rhino" means nose and "ceros" means horn) / Unicornis (from the Latin word, "uni" means one and "cornis" also means horn) and also a home of may other threatened species including Indian Elephant (Elephant Maximus), Tiger(Panthera tigris), Hoolock Gibbon (Bunipithecus hoolock), Ganges dolphin (Platanista gangetica),Sambar (Cervus unicolor), Barasingha or Swamp Deer (duvauceli), Hog Deer, Indian Muntjac (Muntiacus muntjak), Water Buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) and Gaur (Bos frontalis)etc.
There are also over 500 species of birds have been recorder in the park including 25 specis of globally threatened category. Over and above there are 21 rare and endangered species. In winter one can observe a large breeding population of Spot Bill Pelicans about one thousand breeding nests are found in a place which has been named as Pelican Colony in the Eastern Range.
Among the reptiles species like Water Monitor Lizard (Varanus salvator), Indian python (Python molurus), Cobra (Naja naja) and the King Cobra are found.
.Arrive Kaziranga and check in at the Jungle Resort.
Overnight at resort
Day 09: Kaziranga National Park
Early morning enjoy the elephant safari in the central (Kohora) range of Kaziranga. Later return to the resort for breakfast.
Afternoon enjoy the ethnic cuisine in the NATUNDENGA Karbi village adjoining Kaziranga National Park (Optional)
Late afternoon enjoy the exclusive Jeep safari in the western (Bagori) range of Kaziranga.
Overnight at the resort.
Day 10: Kaziranga / Guwahati Depart
Morning after breakfast depart for Guwahati airport to catch the flight for onward destination.


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19 April, 2011
By Roedad Khan
When the history of our benighted times comes to be written, it will be noted that the Iftikhar Chaudhry Supreme Court was the one institution which served the nation most meritoriously in its hour of greatest need. If constitution and freedom under law survive in Pakistan, it will be only because of the sturdy independence of the Supreme Court. Whenever I visit the court and watch its proceedings, depression and frustration all drop away. I go back home full of pride in the court, with renewed confidence in the survival of our country and its fledgling democratic institutions.
In the words of Nani Palkhivala, so long as there is a judiciary marked by rugged independence, the citizens liberties are safe even in the absence of cast-iron guarantees in the constitution. But once the judiciary becomes subservient to the executive and to the philosophy of the party for the time being in power, no enumeration of fundamental rights in the constitution can be of any avail to the citizen, because the courts of justice would then be replaced by government courts.
It is our good fortune that after years of subservience to the executive, the Supreme Court is now back on its feet. Chief Chaudhry has set in motion a mighty revolution that is irreversible, because it has the support of the people.
Isnt it ironic that today the people of Pakistan, especially the poor, the disadvantaged and the voiceless, expect justice not from parliament, not from the Presidency, not from the prime minister, but from the Supreme Court?
The few hours I spent recently in the Supreme Court in the NRO case made it abundantly clear that the executive is determined to defy the apex court. Attempts are being made to subvert the peoples will and overturn the judicial revolution. It is the last desperate gamble of a hated and doomed, corrupt autocracy.
President Zardari, symbol of the unity of the Federation, has declared war on the Supreme Court. The governments refusal to comply with the Supreme Court directive is an alarm call of the most compelling kind. The fear of conspiracy against the Supreme Court hangs heavy in the air. Our history can show no precedent for so foul a plot as that which this corrupt, dying regime has hatched against the Supreme Court.
Today Pakistan is ruled by a president who lacks credibility and integrity and is interested only in perpetuating himself and protecting his ill-gotten wealth at all, costs and cost be damned. The country is breaking down. It has become ungovernable and would remain so as long as he remains in power. When he goes abroad or speaks to foreign heads of state, Pakistanis sit on the edge of their seats wondering how their ruler will embarrass them next.
Today we are engaged in a great battle for rule of law and corruption-free politics. With the demise of the NRO, we won the first round, but the fight is not over. In fact, it has just begun. No military dictator and no corrupt civilian ruler can afford an independent judiciary or an independent media. They cannot coexist. Today both are under attack in democratic Pakistan. The conspirators who have ganged up against the Supreme Court and independent media must not succeed.
Today nuclear Pakistan lies prostrate and has lost its independence. It cannot protect the lives and properties of its citizens. It cannot prevent the violation of its airspace. Why? Because it is now virtually an American satellite and is portrayed in American media as a retriever dog. Pakistan has lost its honour, its dignity, and its sense of self-respect.
It is not enough to sit back and let history slowly evolve. To settle back into our cold-hearted acceptance of the status quo is not an option. The present leadership is taking Pakistan to a perilous place. The course they are on leads downhill. This is a delicate time, full of hope and trepidation in equal measure. Today it is a political and moral imperative for all patriotic Pakistanis to fight for our core values, to destroy the roots of the evil that afflicts Pakistan.
Ultimately, the true guardians of the Constitution are the people of Pakistan. People power alone can protect the Supreme Court from the corrupt rulers. Our rulers know that the street is all they have to fear. Confronting them has now become a patriotic duty. Today there is no other path for our country but the one which led to the restoration of Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry and other deposed judges.
We have arrived at the greatest turning point in our history. One feels in the air the sense of the inevitable which comes from the wheel of destiny when it moves and of which people are often the unconscious instruments. It is time to turn the page. The time to hesitate is through. This is a moment of great hope for Pakistan. Let us not let it turn into a national nightmare. In this transcendent struggle between the Supreme Court and kleptocracy, neutrality is not an option. Youre either with the people or against them. There is no halfway house. As we approach the endgame, the nation has to decide between two conceptions of politics, two visions for our country, two value systems, two very different paths. Every citizen must ask himself now: if our core institutions are to survive if Pakistan is to survive can we afford to let our corrupt rulers remain in power and destroy all our core institutions.
Today there is an intense anxiety on the part of ordinary people for decisive leadership. People are waiting for a stirring lead and a clarion call. It seems that while the nation craves for leadership, political leaders with one or two exceptions are equally determined not to lead them. Is it because they are all for the status quo and do not want to rock the boat? Isnt it a great tragedy that today the destiny of Pakistan is in the hands of leaders who refuse to draw the sword people offer them?
If people want a change, they will have to vote with their bodies and keep voting in the streets over and over and over. A government like this, which is defying the Supreme Court, can only be brought down or changed if enough people vote in the streets. This is what the regime fears most. A bloodless revolution but a mighty revolution that is what we need today.
The feeling of the nation must be quickened, the conscience of the nation must rouse; the proprieties of the nation must be startled, the hypocrisy of the corrupt rulers must be exposed.
Courtesy: The News


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I was thinking about doing a new 'series' of posts about health and fitness, exercise, makeup and beauty tips, ect! I've been wanting to do these kind of posts for ages but never got around to it, and I hope you girls will be interested!
My plans for these posts are to do one every Tuesday or Wednesday, and each post will have one beauty/makeup tip and one health/fitness tip! I thought I would also end each post with a quote that will inspire you for the rest of the week! :)
So lets get right to the first post!
Dry Skin Mask: For revitalizing, the dead skin cells prepare a mask for your face! To make it use an egg, 1 teaspoon of honey, and 1/2 teaspoon of olive oil. Add little rosewater drops in the end. Mix everything together and apply the mask and see the result for yourself!
"Life's not about waiting for the storms to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain."


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Citing Phelps' heroism, Deal signed the executive order Thursday to honor the Marshallville, Ga. freshman who was studying in the Agriculture Engineering Technology department.
"Mr. Phelps will be remembered for the heroic actions he displayed through aiding and preventing the assault and possible deaths of three women, of which resulted in a senseless and tragic loss of his own life," the governor's order stated.
Read more here: http://www.macon.com/news/local/article76013342.html#storylink=cpy


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This is Rockinsticks reporting on location from the new Slytherin Deli in the Snake Pit that opened to rave reviews this week.
Some of the more popular menu items include:
Some of the more popular menu items include:
The Spiky Severus
Toasted dark rye with Cambozola, pickled beets and arugula.
The Double Doctor
A sweet and spicy grilled sandwich with turkey, pepper jack, and little strawberry preserves for that sweet aftertaste.
The Racy Doctor
½ of our Double Doctor sized down for a speedy finish.
The Double Racer
Smoked salmon, crumbled bacon, cucumber and cream cheese on a toasted English muffin. A real quickie for the Slytherin in a hurry.
The Miss-Sorted Twins
Grilled ham and cheese.
The JG-L Chester
Sourdough hard roll packed with a colorful array of roasted vegetables brushed with spicy chili oil.
Between a Rockinsticks and an Abycat place
A slightly spicy smoked sausage on a dark rye hard roll with roasted peppers and a creamy spread.
The Riddle
Garlic bagel toasted with stinky cheese and crazysauce.
The Honey Badger
Whole wheat with honey and larva.
All sandwiches come with a pickle and your choice of salty chips or a salad. Refreshing beverages are of course provided and served by the resident hotties. Desserts include yogurt with chocolate buttons and a cigarette.
Weather: Sandwich.
Forgivable Curse: Sandwich.
This is
Sandwich Rockinsticks signing off and saying, "Craft crazy and don't talk with your mouth full."


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Dr Matthew Pase
- Faculty of Health, Arts & Design
- School of Health Sciences
- Centre for Human Psychopharmacology
- ATC1009 Hawthorn campus
- ORCID profile
Dr Matthew Pase is an NHMRC Sidney Sax Senior Research Fellow at Swinburne's Centre for Human Psychopharmacology, a visiting Research Scholar at the Department of Neurology, Boston University School of Medicine and an Investigator at the Framingham Heart Study.
As an investigator on numerous NIA R01 grants, Dr Pase is currently investigating risk factors for Alzheimer's disease, dementia, stroke, cerebral small vessel disease and cognitive impairment. His research is mostly focused on the Framingham Heart Study where he examines risk factors for incident dementia as well as MRI and neuropsychological-based markers of subclinical brain injury in a large population-based cohort.
Dr Pase has a strong interest in neuropsychology and is involved in overseeing neuropsychological assessments in the Framingham Heart Study Third Generation Cohort. His primary focus is in understanding vascular contributions to Alzheimer's disease, dementia, and cognitive impairment, and he is also interested in biomarkers to predict dementia, trends in neurological disease and understanding dietary and lifestyle-based approaches to reduce the burden of dementia.
Research interests
Neurology; Dementia; alzheimer's disease; Vascular Cognitive Impairment; Cerebrovascular Disease; Stroke; Neuropsychology; Nutrition; Risk Factors; Biomarkers; Hypertension; Cardiovascular Health; Aortic Stiffness
PhD candidate and honours supervision
Higher degrees by research
Accredited to supervise Masters & Doctoral students as Associate Supervisor.
Available to supervise honours students.
Fields of Research
- Neurology And Neuromuscular Diseases - 110904
- Epidemiology - 111706
- 2015, National, Sydney Sax Overseas Early Career Fellowship, NHMRC
- 2014, Swinburne, Best PhD Thesis of 2014, Swinburne University
- 2013, National, Sir Robert Menzies Allied Health Scholar, Menzies Foundation
- 2012, International, New Investigator Conference Award, International Society of Hypertension
- 2012, National, New Invesigator Abstract Award, Science of Nutriton in Medicine
- 2010, International, Templeton Foundation Prize, International Society for Intelligence Research
Also published as: Pase, Matthew; Pase, M.; Pase, M. P.; Pase, Matthew P.; Pase, Matthew Paul
This publication listing is provided by Swinburne Research Bank. If you are the owner of this profile, you can update your publications using our online form.
Recent research grants awarded
- 2019: Evaluation of Health Outcomes for the Virgin Pulse Global Challenge (Student Wilson Low) *; Faculty of Health, Arts and Design - Internal Contributions
- 2015: Cognitive Dysfunction Following Transient Ischemic Attach (TIA) *; Rebecca L Cooper Medical Research Grants
- 2015: Vascular risk factors for incident dementia and brain ageing *; NHMRC Early Career Fellowship
- 2012: The effects of dietary supplements on cognitive performance (PhD scholarship for Matthew Pase) *; Sir Robert Menzies Memorial Research Scholarship in Allied Health Sciences
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The awards are presented annually by the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit to celebrate World No Tobacco Day, May 31. They are given to community members and organizations whose efforts help to reduce tobacco product use – the Number 1 cause of preventable death and disease in Canada.
Past winners have included housing managers who offer smoke-free housing options for tenants, businesses that help their employees quit smoking and individuals committed to helping youth steer clear of smoking, chew and other tobacco products.
Nominations are available on the health unit website at www.simcoemuskokahealth.org or by calling Your Health Connection at 1-877-721-7520 or 705-721-7520. A full list of past winners is also posted on the web.
The deadline is Wednesday, May 22 and winners will be announced on World No Tobacco Day.
Tobacco products kill more than five million people around the world every year including 37,000 in Canada. Quitting tobacco use is the single best thing a person can do to protect and promote their health.
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Walt Disney Records
|Walt Disney Records
|Parent company
Disney Music Group
(The Walt Disney Company)
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Walt Disney Records is an American record label of the Disney Music Group. The label releases soundtrack albums from The Walt Disney Company's motion pictures, television series, theme parks, and traditional studio albums produced by its roster of pop, teen pop, and country artists.
The label was founded in 1956 as Disneyland Records. Before that time, Disney recordings were licensed to a variety of other labels such as RCA, Decca, Capitol, ABC-Paramount, and United Artists. It was Walt Disney's brother Roy O. Disney who suggested that Walt Disney Productions (now the modern-day The Walt Disney Company) form their own record label. Roy enlisted longtime staffer Jimmy Johnson to head this new division. It adopted its current name in 1988.
Disneyland Record was conceived in 1954 for material from Davy Crockett miniseries on the Disneyland anthology television series. The "Ballad of Davy Crockett", along with three audio only episodes, were to be the initial material for the record company, but executive decide that they could not ramp up quickly enough. Instead the label was used for a licensed Columbia Records release of the Ballad to TV and radio stations in December 1954. With the record's success, they moved forward with the formation of the record company.<ref name=bbd>Johnson, Jimmy (March 27, 1971). "The Disneyland Records Story". Billboard. p. D-2. Retrieved March 9, 2015.</ref>
Disneyland Records
The company was founded as Disneyland Records in 1956, serving as the recorded unit of Walt Disney Productions.<ref>"Studio Entertainment". Our Businesses. The Walt Disney Company. Archived from the original on March 12, 2015. Retrieved 9 March 2015.</ref> The Disneyland company issued its first (LP) album, A Child's Garden of Verses.<ref name=bbd/><ref group="ChWDC">Smith, Dave (1998). Disney A to Z - The Updated Official Encyclopedia. p. 593.</ref> Jimmy Johnson brought in musician Tutti Camarata to head the Artists and repertoire of this new enterprise. In the first year, seven Disney animated movie soundtracks were issued by the company.<ref name=bbd/>
Disneyland Records issued a Parker's "Wringle Wrangle" single from the Westward Ho the Wagons! film with in a year of starting operations; the single became a hit. This led the company to start recording music from outside the films. However, what ever was released by the company the industry categorized as children. Pricing was directed towards an adult audience, which was more than standard children fare. The only outside success was "Tutti's Trumpets". Thus in 1959, the Disneyland label became the children's label and Buena Vista label for the occasional pop song record.<ref name=bbd/>
Camarata established the label's initial forays into long-form musical albums, which included jazz interpretations of Disney standards from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Bambi, and Cinderella, as well as original musical concept albums, and he expanded the format of soundtracks by including selections from the score as well as the songs.[clarification needed][citation needed] Tutti's connections within the music industry also brought to the label the likes of Mary Martin, Louis Armstrong, Louis Prima, Jerry Colonna, and Phil Harris. It was also Tutti's idea that the popular Mouseketeer, Annette Funicello, become the label's first artist in residence. In 1959, the Buena Vista Records label was formed for Funicello's select recordings and for the release of soundtrack albums and other contemporary music.<ref name="Inc.1959">Nielsen Business Media, Inc. (March 16, 1959). Billboard. Nielsen Business Media, Inc. p. 26. ISSN 0006-2510. Retrieved July 26, 2013.</ref>
While looking for the right material for Annette, Tutti and his team discovered the songwriting duo of Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman after hearing one of their songs on the radio. The two were brought to the Disney studio in Burbank where they eventually became the first staff songwriters for the company. They not only penned a good deal of Annette's songs, but were also responsible for most of the iconic Disney songs of the 1960s and beyond – "It's a Small World" and "The Tiki Tiki Tiki Room" for the theme parks, as well as the songs from Mary Poppins, Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree, The Jungle Book, Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day and Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
In 1960, Camarata left the company.<ref>Press, The Associated (April 19, 2005). "Salvador Camarata, 91, Music Arranger, Is Dead". The New York Times. Retrieved December 14, 2017.</ref> The dual label company started its read-along series in 1965.<ref name=cr>Ehrbar, Greg (December 17, 2013). ""The Hobbit" on Disneyland Records". Cartoon Research. Retrieved March 10, 2015.</ref>
By 1971, Disneyland Records was also called Disneyland/Vista Records. Also, A Child's Garden of Verses was still in their line.<ref name=bbd/> Disneyland/Vista worked with Rankin/Bass to release six recording tied to The Hobbit 1977 animated film as Rankin/Bass had Disneyland/Vista do soundtrack for two of their earlier holiday specials, Frosty's Winter Wonderland and 'Twas the Night Before Christmas.<ref name=cr/><ref>Culhan, John. Will the Video Version of Tolkien Be Hobbit Forming? The New York Times, Nov 27, 1977.</ref>
The company was successful with Mickey Mouse Disco album found Disneyland looking to expand again into pop music by October 1980. Plus lead to the issuance of an animated theatrical short version of the album. Two such original productions were "That Waddlin' Crazy Guy" and "Partners".<ref>Sippel, John (October 25, 1980). "Disneyland Label going into Pop". Billboard. Nielsen Business Media, Inc. Retrieved December 15, 2017.</ref>
Walt Disney Records
In 1988, Disneyland Records was renamed "Walt Disney Records". In addition to the Buena Vista label, the Disney Audio Entertainment (1990–1991), Disney Sound (2004–present) and Disney Pearl labels were established to delineate the many varied styles of recordings the company released. Today, Walt Disney Records' selection of products ranges from traditional studio albums and original soundtracks to audiobooks and karaoke albums. It releases music from Walt Disney Pictures' feature films, Lucasfilm's Star Wars franchise, Disney Channel Original Movies, Walt Disney Theatrical productions and other feature-length productions. It also releases the Disneymania and Radio Disney Jams albums while still keeping to its family-oriented representation by endorsing read-along albums for pre-schoolers and classic Disney music.
On June 24, 2014, Disney Records started releasing its Legacy Collection starting with The Lion King album. This album included an addition half-hour of then unreleased music and composer and producer liner notes. The collection included 13 albums with all but one film soundtracks, but all for anniversaries ranging from 20th to 75th (Fantasia and Pinocchio). The outlier is an album for Disneyland's anniversary of its opening.<ref name=ut>Grisham, Lori (May 7, 2014). "Walt Disney Records to release legacy collection". USA Today. Retrieved December 15, 2017.</ref>
- Notable soundtracks
- Compilations
- Disney Magic (2004)
- Disney Channel Holiday (2007)
- Pure Disney (2008)
- Disney Channel Playlist (2009)
- Disney Channel Holiday Playlist (2012)
- Club Penguin: The Party Starts Now! - EP (2013)
- Make Your Mark: Ultimate Playlist (2013)
- Disney Holidays Unwrapped (2013)
- Disney Channel Play It Loud (2014)
- Dconstructed (April 22, 2014) classic Disney tunes remade by EDM stars<ref>"Armin van Buuren, Avicii tapped for Disney remix album". Los Angeles Times. March 12, 2014. Retrieved December 15, 2017.</ref>
- Album series
- Disneymania
- Radio Disney Jams
- Disney Karaoke Series
- We Love Disney (2013–present)
- Walt Disney Records The Legacy Collection (2014–2015, 2017)<ref name=ut/>
See also
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External links
- Official website
- Mouse Tracks: The Story of Walt Disney Records
- Walt Disney Records Database
- Disney.go.com
- Columbia.edu
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