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QUEENSTOWN, New Zealand -- When Lynley Bendall and Ally Wanikau walked down the aisle to exchange vows Monday, the fasten-seatbelt signs were off.
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Donegal, Ireland
Home to the famous dynasty of the O'Donnells of Tyconnell, the town of Donegal, Ireland, has a long history and many sites for tourism. From the sandy beaches of Murvagh to hill walking in the nearby Bluestack Mountains, Donegal provides visitors with a relaxing and beautiful holiday.
Donegal Attractions
- Kinnagoe Bay
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- Donegal Castle
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- Visit Grianán an Aileach, an Iron-age fortress
- See Kilclooney dolmen, a 4,000-year-old rock structure
- Stroll the Donegal Town Harbour
Donegal Climate
Donegal has cool, damp summers and mild, wet winters. Winter highs are between 39°F and 43°F (4°C and 6°C); summer highs are 57°F to 61°F (14°F to 16°F). Average annual rainfall is 60 inches (1,524 mm), with most occurring during the summer.
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The best way to reach Donegal by air is through the Dublin Airport. From the airport, there are numerous forms of transportation such as bus or hired car. There are many bus routes, including the 30 Donegal/Dublin, as well as the McGeehan Coach buses that are quick and convenient.
While in town, visitors can walk, cycle or ride the many town and regional buses that pass through Donegal to neighbouring towns and cities.
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It is a given that great music, regardless of genre, can often transport the
listener to some far-flung spiritual and emotional vistas. It may come as news,
however, that some performers also use their art to get away from it
all."For me, it is a form of escapism," says guitarist Udi Horev about
his preoccupation with the sunny vibes of bossa nova music from Brazil. "This
music is definitely not from here; it comes from a different
world."Horev will offer us a rich window onto that colorful cultural
domain on September 5 at 8:30 p.m. in Jerusalem, when he teams up with vocalist
Victoria Serruya as part of the Confederation House's current world music
series."Bossa nova has a sort of rhythmic feel that is gentle but still
very tangible," the guitarist explains. "It is also such colorful music. It
offers a way of accessing some other energies and sentiments."The
guitarist set off for Brazilian musical climes around 10 years ago."I
was just finishing my studies at the Rubin Academy of Music and Dance [of the
Hebrew University] and [flutist] Dvir Katz asked me to join a band with
[Uruguayan-born vocalist] Sabrina Lastman and [Mexican- born percussionist] Abe
Doron. We played bossa nova all over the country for a few years. It was a very
good experience," he recounts His time with the band propelled Horev ever deeper
into Brazilian musical territory."I listened to records of music by
people like [iconic Brazilian composer Antonio Carlos] Jobim. I'd try to work
out the different roles the musicians played and the types of rhythms in the
music. It was both wonderful and challenging," he says.In fact, Horev
brings a wide swath of instrumental exploration to his Brazilian musical
exploits. He is trained as a classical guitarist and, as a teenager, got heavily
into the rock scene. Considering the blend of origins that combined to spawn
bossa nova, and Horev's cross-genre background, it is not surprising that he
eventually headed for the South American side of the musical
tracks."Bossa nova is a mix of all kinds of things," he observes. "There
are all the indigenous rhythms and traces of samba and, of course, you have the
jazz elements in there, too. There are many jazz musicians who have taken an
interest in bossa nova."One of the first to do so was Jewish American
saxophonist Stan Getz, who was instrumental in introducing stateside audiences
to the music. His 1962 record Jazz Samba was a big seller, and his rendition of
"Desafinado" from the album earned him a Grammy in 1963 for Best Jazz
Performance. Getz's subsequent collaboration with Brazilian singer-guitarist
João Gilberto produced the 1964 hit record Getz/Gilberto, while "The Girl from
Ipanema" off the LP brought Getz another Grammy and became a perennial
favorite.The multi-layered musical textures at the core of bossa nova
were a particularly attractive prospect for Horev."I come from so many
different musical directions, that it was hard for me to say, 'I'll do this and
that.' Also, the mix of bossa nova offers great opportunities for
improvisation," he notes. "You can feed off the different genres in there. You
can hear that in improvisation on chord changes and harmony."Horev says
he had an excellent start to his musical education at the age of five in more
senses than one."My first teacher was a Russian woman named Rivka
Mindel. She had also taught my mother when my mother was still at school, and
also my brother. She was a wonderful person besides being a great teacher. I was
happy to go to lessons with her. She was, first and foremost, a kind and warm
person and was an amazing multi-instrumentalist. But she demanded discipline,
and I had to keep up with my practicing between classes."It is an
approach Horev eagerly took on board, both as a disciple and as a teacher
himself."Today, as a teacher, I understand the importance of how the
teacher behaves with a child he sees once a week. I learned from Rivka that the
relationship between teacher and student is of paramount importance, which to me
makes perfect sense. I think that what happens between the teacher and the
student on a personal level is probably more important than the technical
musical side," he says.Besides his work with Brazilian rhythms, Horev
maintains interests in other musical areas. He is a member of the Mayura Trio,
which marries Indian melodies with Western classical music and some sentiments
from this part of the world.He also collaborates in jazz and
klezmer-tinted projects and writes and performs his own material. He also works
with a cross-genre quartet that includes his wife, double-bass player Ora
Boasson-Horev, as well as violinist Daniel Hoffman and percussionist Oren
Fried.The concert at the Confederation House will see Horev and Serruya
perform works by Jobim, Baden Powell de Aquino and Vinicius de Moraes. The
current project comes on the back of a long artistic association between the
guitarist and the vocalist. Last year they combined in performances of
Portuguese and Brazilian music that tended towards the fado-bluesy side and fed
off stories related to the sea. They have worked together for some years
now."[Percussionist] Oren [Fried] introduced me to Victoria, and we soon
discovered that we share a lot of common musical ground," says Horev. "Victoria
also has all sorts of influences in her music, so it was a good fit."The
last two items in the Confederation House world music series feature an
intriguing encounter, on September 12, between Ethiopian blues, jazz and Middle
Eastern melodies and rhythms featuring Ethiopian-born saxophonist-vocalist Abate
Barihon, guitarist-oud player Amos Hoffman and percussionist Eli Yoffe, along
with pianist David Ada and doublebass player Avri Borochov.The series
closes on September 13 with a rhythmic tour de force spearheaded by veteran
Moldovan-born accordionist Emil Aybinder that takes in Balkan and Gypsy
material, French and Latin works.For more information about the
Confederation House world music series: (02) 624-5206 and
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Belleclaire New York City
This hotel was comfortable. Good location, friendly staff. No coffee/tea facility though. Family room large enough for five adults. No separate door though between the two bedroom areas. New York is very expensive so this was a good priced hotel by NY standards. Not luxury but not budget either.
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Loved the Belle Claire.
For us, the Belle Claire was perfect. Wonderful position, lovely upper west area and on Broadway - just a short stroll to the subway or bus on 79th and Broadway. Great to have Big Nick's eatery next door -great pizzas as well as the gourmet market. Not far to walk to Central Park, Riverside Park, gorgeous Lola's cafe on 83rd Street and the best & cheapest hotdogs and delicious papaya juice in New York, at Grays Papaya on 72nd and Broadway The room in the Belle Claire was large and with 2 Queen beds- all white & totally comfy. Our carpet was new but some rooms had old grey carpet. May not suit those who like more elaborate furnishings as the decor is very simple & clean and bathroom is small but clean. The staff was friendly & helpful.
It's ok...
I stay in NY very frequently. Tried the Belleclaire because of the description I found on hotels. Parisian neighborhood? Look, I know the upper west side can be charming but PLEASE - this is far from a Parisian neighborhood! It's classic NY. Nothing special about this place at all. The mirrors in the lobby give the illusion of actual size, and I suppose to the numerous drunk adolescents and college-aged people staying there, mainly trendy foreignors looking for a cheap deal, it may actually provide that illusion. I was not fooled though.The first night there the bed was wonderful! It's true, very nice. BUT, the second night - sorry, the futon like mattress was enough to make my cranky back scream for anything else.The shower was the loudest I'd ever been in - it screamed like a victim in a Hitchcock film.Cheap hotel overpriced. Don't bother. You can find much classier places for the same money. Just look.
It was wonderful. Great location, very clean, and the beds were more comfortable than the ones at home. We had stayed at the Quality Hotel on Broadway which received better ratings than this hotel and we were utterly disappointed with that place. We were lucky we decided to stay here for our second night in NYC. We will definitely go back to this place.
Loved It!
If you are looking for a comfy place to stay, in a safe neighborhood with easy access to multiple subway stations, all at a reasonable price - - - this is the place. We stayed in a room with a shared bath, and there was never a line or a problem. The rooms were clean, with fresh sheets and towels daily. We stayed in two separate rooms while we were there due to travel arrangements, and they were both great. I will admit one was very small, however, if you are vacationing you won't spend a lot of time in your room anyway. The beds were the softest that I have ever slept in. The neighborhood feels safe, even late at night.
The staff are friendly and extremely helpful. There is a market around the corner with an excellent assortment of fruits and veggies. I would totally come back.
A pleasant stay
We are a couple with 4 children and we were looking for a hotel with reasonably priced suites. All the information I had on the Belleclaire was taken from the Internet and reviews like this one. I am happy to say that we felt like we made the right decision as our stay at the Belleclaire was very nice and we were there for the Blackout of 2003 in August! The suite was two rooms and one bathroom. One bedroom had two double beds and the other a queen. The furniture was sparse - beds, nightstands and a simple desk with a chair. There was also a walk in closet in one bedroom. The beds were quite comfortable and the sheets were of good quality. The towels were nothing special. The TV had cable, Nintendo and pay movies. It was clear the hotel was recently refurbished. All the fixtures were new. I'm a firm believer in "you get what you pay for" and I feel that for the price we paid, we got exactly what I expected - clean, comfortable and a good location. The employees at the front desk were very helpful especially during the Blackout. For meals, we ate breakfast across the street at the 24 hr. Manhattan Diner. The hotel was located on the corner of Broadway and 77th about 6 blocks from the Museum of Natural History.
The Belleclaire Hotel is not for me
I had researched the Belleclaire on the web and had been impressed with all of the glowing descriptions of the place, making it sound like an inexpensive version of a first-rate hotel. The pictures and the descriptions were very misleading. From the moment my husband and I stepped into the tiny lobby, we realized we'd made a mistake. Though the place was clean and offers the amenities mentioned in the other reviews, if you are accustomed to a certain ambiance, this is not the place for you. I found it depressing and dingy, though I could see how it might appeal to youth who are used to staying in hostel-type settings. We had planned to stay four nights, but we left after one night. Luckily, we stumbled on The Milburn Hotel, on 76th, which was everything we had hoped the Belleclaire would be, an attractive modestly priced hotel. When we asked to see a room and told them we were staying at the Belleclair, the desk clerks rolled their eyes and laughed. We were not the first refuges they'd had from their neighbor.
Great hotel :)
Great hotel not far from Central Park. Beautiful city. Was a pleasant place to stay. I recommend to anyone. Thank you TripAdvisor for the tip.
A pleasant surprise in NYC
This hotel is very clean, cheerful, located in a safe and thriving part of the City (Upper West Side.) Excellent room rates for NYC. Close to some great small restaurants (very reasonable also), museums, entertainment, Central Park, shopping. Room and bath were very clean, bright (except poor lighting in bath, but no biggy); cable televison; pay-per-view movies; iron; ironing board; AM-FM clock radio w/CD player; hairdryer; and the usual soaps and shampoo. Linens and goose down comforter were exquisite,,,very clean, very fresh, very soft--all white. Upgraded us to a very comfortable king bed without asking. This hotel also offers a truly budget-priced "shared bath" option--we did not do that, but if you are a truly tight budget, I would imagine the rooms would be the same. Highly recommended for better-than-basic lodging in NYC.
Location, location, location
Great location, near the metro, restaurants, shops, bars, Central Park, the Hudson. Big Nick's Eatery is just beside it -- great for everything you could possibly want for breakfast. Staff were very friendly though the plumbing was uncertain.
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When Harold Fry nips out one morning to post a letter, leaving his wife hoovering upstairs, he has no idea that he is about to walk from one end of the country to the other. He has no hiking boots or map, let alone a compass, waterproof, or mobile phone. All he knows is that he must keep walking - to save someone else's life.
Jim Broadbent has starred in a huge range of films, from British favourites including Bridget Jones and Hot Fuzz, to Hollywood blockbusters such as Moulin Rouge, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, and the Harry Potter films. In 2001 he won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for Iris. Most recently he starred as Denis Thatcher opposite Meryl Streep in The Iron Lady.
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"From the moment I met Harold Fry, I didn't want to leave him. Impossible to put down." (Erica Wagner, The Times)
"Harold Fry is infuriating, hilarious and completely out of his depth, but I held my breath at his every blister and cramp and, felt, as if by turning the pages, I might help his impossible quest succeed. Marvellous!" (Helen Simonson, author of Major Pettigrew's Last Stand)
"A magical, moving and uplifting tale about a man's journey across Britain and into his own heart." (Deborah Moggach)
"I loved this book. I loved its purity, its brutality and unerring honesty. I don't think I have read such richly composed metaphors before. They are like shooting stars glittering across each page. I can't believe this is her first novel- I wait with bated breath for her next." (Natascha McElhone)
"The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry isn't just a book I enjoyed reading, it's a book I feel lucky to have read. It takes the most ordinary and unassuming of men and turns him into a hero for us all. Harold Fry faces the same questions we all do as we age, questions about the meaning of our lives, faith and love, but confronts them in a most surprising way. To go on this journey with him will not only break your heart, it might also just heal it." (Tiffany Baker, New York Times bestselling author of The Little Giant of Aberdeen County)
"Late last year the time came to pick 2012's 'new face' for books: I read a pile of first novels and enjoyed a few, but there was only one I adored, and that was The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry… It is a funny book, a wise book, a charming book – but never cloying. It's a book with a savage twist, - and yet never seems manipulative. Perhaps, because Harold himself is just wonderful… This book may follow a pattern set by another radio dramatist-turned-novelist, David Nicholls, whose One Day has now sold more than a million copies and been made into a successful film simply because one reader said to another 'I love this book' over and over again. So I'm telling you now: I love this book…From the moment I met Harold Fry, I didn't want to leave him. Impossible to put down." (Erica Wagner, The Times)
"Distinguished by remarkable confidence... Polished to perfection... Joyce's experience as a playwright shows in her ear for dialogue and eye for character diatom - even the walk-on parts stay with you as real people. She handles her material with deceptive lightness but Harold's journey towards a better version of himself is totemic. To read about him is to be moved to follow him." (The Telegraph)
"This book is like a naive painting: simple and profound. It is a moving story, full of heart, laced through with wry wit. I loved Harold and Maureen and their separate journeys. It felt like a celebration of being alive, being human. Beautiful!" (Niamh Cusack)
"Life-affirming delight. A comic pleasure." (Woman and Home)
"A tender, funny debut about second chances and regained love as a man takes to the road on an unusual quest." (Marie Claire)
"The odyssey of a simple man, original, subtle and touching." (Claire Tomalin)
"A wonderful book ... Full of sadness, hope, and ultimately love. I found it very moving." (Esther Freud)
"Harold's unlikely pilgrimage takes him the length of the country - and into the deepest parts of himself. This beautifully written tale is by turns funny, touching, farcical and heroic. A very unusual and uplifting debut." (Isabel Wolff)
"A delightfully original and engaging debut." (Rebecca Frayn)
"Really enjoyable ... by turns moving, charming and very funny." (Hugh Dennis)
What a book!
Harold was my favourite character and his evolution on the journey was incredible.
I love reading, have since I was very little. Reading to me is fun, relaxation, acquiring knowledge and so much more. No particular preference for a genre or writer, I will read anything well written. Once gripped by somebodies style of storytelling & writing, I am likely to read everything he or she has written.
"In more ways then one: a moving story"
Definitely! The story is well written, poignant and in many ways recognizable. In one way or another (whether young or old(er)), I am sure we can all relate to Harold's situation at the beginning of the book.
It doesn't matter whether or not his decision to go on a pilgrimage is realistic or not. What matters is, he decides to do something. About his life, about his friends and, as it turns out, much more.
Good for him! And good for all of us/you who - like Harold - dare to go for the unexpected, the nonconformistic and take our/your lives into our/your own hands!
Harold, off course. The way he starts out and slowly evolves; he grew on me more and more.
I love Jim Broadbent's voice and presentation of the book. I especially like the way he gives each character his/her own voice without going overboard with accents, funny diction, etc.
Maureen and Harold after he - or in a sense they both - finished his pilgrimage. I would love to get to know them both better after they both learned and evolved so much.
Really recommend it!
This novel was beauifully read which moved graciously through a story of rememberance. Totally engaging. This novel takes you through all the emotions, one minute you are laughing and the next a tear springs to the eye.
This book is similar in style to Major Pettigrews Last Stand and Mr. Rosenblum's List.
One man's journey through his history...
I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys reading charming books that take you on a journey just like Harold Fry's pilgrimage.
"A Gradual Revelation"
I absolutely loved Jim Broadbent's narration. I thought that I might visualise him as the protagonist because he has such a distinctive voice and face, but I didn't. The story captivated and allowed me to forget who the actor/narrator was
The novel was full of images. The slow revelation of the reason for Harold's pilgrimage drew me in.
The warmth of being read to by an excellent narrator is one of the treats of listening to books, rather than reading them. Jim Broadbent's narration is one of the best.
"Great narration, story needed a good edit"
This book should have been inspiring and in parts it was but it was let down by the length and meandering that gripped the book.
Not only is Rachel Joyce's narrative a keen commentary on life, but Jim Broadbent's performance is utterly superb. I'm so glad I selected this novel and will likely listen to it again.
"Heart-warming & life-affirming"
A beautifully narrated Heart-warming & life-affirming story. Harold is a character you can't help but love. Very highly recommended.
"Unbelievably poignant"
Man Booker short lists and long list nominees signify tears and unbearable sadness or at times pure randomness. While at the centre of the story is a heart-breaking event and the road to redemption and acceptance difficult, I would recommend this book over and over.
"A stubborn man"
Near the top.
It was easy to follow the story of this man who set out on what appeared to be quite a ridiculous walk to prove a point.
I think the women in this story deserved attention - the long suffering, confused wife and the 'friend' who prompted the walk.
The various characters that Fry meets on his travels were interesting - at times almost ridiculous especially the large group he attracted. However, the encounters were unexpected and had a certain simplicity and honesty.
"Maintain a fast pace in reading this slow book"
It is a slow paced book by itself so you need to ensure that you listen to it within a matter of a few days to keep the tempo high otherwise it will just - drag - on.
The 45+ crowd may enjoy it more than others. The first half is better than the second half.
It primarily is about a lot of introspection and realization by the man who is walking. The narrator is not bad but not great either.
Not really. Maybe if you are insomniac...
"I'll drive you next time Harold"
I was looking forward to a well written, slow and pleasant story. It was certainly well written. I didn't expect action and fast paced but when I was 5 hours in and Harold realised that he had spent a whole day walking in the wrong direction I couldn't take it anymore. At that point I really did question whether I would regret going the full journey with him and decided I didn't want to risk telling myself 'I told you so' if I carried on.
"it had good reviews."
because this book had so many good reviews I decided to buy it. even my husband enjoyed it but I didn't like it. I found it boring to the point I fell asleep or my mind wandered. I got through 4 hours and finally had to admit defeat. the only character I found any sympathy for was a well dressed man with silver hair who couldn't make up his mind whether to buy a pair of trainers for his friend. I got to the point where I didn't care whether Harold got to Berwick on tweed before queenie died or not.
my advice - read the reviews, listen to the book then make up your own mind.
"Best narration I've heard!"
I rarely read this kind of novels, I usually stick to my fantasy/horror. But I was very curious about this one, and I don't regret a second putting a credit on it! I both laughed and cried and was actually very surprised about the end.
I tend to listen to audiobooks while I cook, brush my teeth etc. So this time I (more than once) overcooked the dinner and brushed my teeth for 40 minutes. I must say I really loved it. Each chapter made me more intrigued about the next one. And Broadbent's narration must be mentioned, because it is absolutely brilliant! It is definitely the best narration of any audiobook I've heard.
"Loved it, loved it, loved it."
Superbly performed by Jim Broadbent, (though I cast my own Harold as Tom Courtenay and Anne Reid as his wife) the story is funny, moving and utterly charming. A delightful way to explore Harold's character and challenge his views, opinions and beliefs. The encounter in the railway cafe with the well-dressed man was particularly touching, but Harold can't fail to touch the lives of everyone he meets.
A book to fall in love in.
"What a joy!"
This was such a joy to listen to - largely due to Jim Broadbent's exceptional narration. We listened to this for my audio book group and it's the first listen that we have all loved! It is such an amazing, heartwarming story that made me laugh and cry and is just perfect for audio.
"The Missing Postman Lives."
This book had overtones of Mark Wallington's great work, "The Missing Postman" but turned out not to be the copy I'd feared it might be. This is a lovely story about a man walking the length of England to see his dying friend ostensibly because he believes that his pilgrimage will keep her alive, but more really because he needs to be other than he has been and can't think what else to do.
I often listen to audiobooks whilst fishing and they fill up what are often long gaps between bites. I found myself, a middle aged man of not particularly sentimental nature, sitting by a lake with tears running down my face. Good job the lake was quiet that day or I'd be a laughing stock.
Despite the sadness which runs through the book it has a sensible and satisfactory ending which I will not spoil here.
Jim Broadbent's narration was faultless.
"One of my better downloads!"
What a lovely book. I relied on the reviews of others and did not regret it. Beautifully read, thought provoking. Even if the story doesn't always go as you would wish, because that is life, a thoroughly enjoyable experience, to be recommended.
"Unlikely pilgrimage but fun"
I liked this little book. Nothing brilliant but just a really sweet, inoffensive, easy to listen to story. Likeable characters. If you want something 'easy' this is a good choice.
"I didn't get it"
I have absolute respect for the people who found this moving and life enhancing but I'm afraid I couldn't really get into the emotional swing of this book. The propect of an elderly man walking from Devon to Berwick upon Tweed to visit a dying friend was already daunting but the feeling I was embarking on a journey that slowly revealed a life filled with sadness and regret was too much. It was when I realised I was switching on this audio book while filled with a sense of gloom that I decided enough is enough.
"beautiful and heartbreaking book."
What a powerful book! loved it. touches upon the fragility of being human in a short lifetime. A journey from start o finish.
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If you enroll HIV/AIDS patients in a clinical trial and they dont take the medication, then you may not get adequate proof that the drug is effective, Melker said. It might be effective, but some of the patients arent taking it.
Phase 2 trials are often conducted in the community, rather than at research institutions, making it difficult for researchers to monitor adherence. As a result, many trials enroll a larger group of subjects than needed, in hopes theyll obtain enough data to determine the safety and efficacy of the medication.
If we had a good way of doing DOT thats realistic, instead of having someone come to your house or you going to clinic every day of your life, then we would know whether these people stopped taking their medication and why. Right now, nobody knows any of that. Melker said. The implications of being able to understand what normal human behavior is in a clinical trial and, of course, in the real world, are huge.
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ASU also offered an Internship as part of my education. I interned with a now "global" corporation, for which I now work and travel the world. Negatives: Parking. Whether you live on-campus, or commute, parking is an issue. In 3 years I only had to pay 2 tickets so its maybe not as terrible as at other schools.
The campus is absolutely beautiful. Though there is a lot of construction, the campus is still very pleasing to the eye and most of the buildings are well-maintained. Just recently, the school completed it's renovation of Sanford Mall (cafeteria). The food on campus is great as well as the food in the local restaurants. ASU has several different gyms on campus to choose from that all contain state-of-the-art equipment and are open pretty much any time you'd ever want to be at the gym. Most of the dorms are nice, the ones that aren't are either being renovated or will be renovated within the next few years. The football stadium is small, but the school spirit is great. The campus is covered in black and yellow on Saturdays for the games and tailgating during football season. There are a lot of clubs to join. I was in the swim club and had the most fun I ever had at ASU through swim club events. Most of the professors I had were very lenient in their grading policies and students have complete control over their semester schedules (if they have enough credits to register before everyone else), which is nice.
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Shelton, 38 and Levine are coaches on season 8 of singing reality show 'The Voice', reported Ace Showbiz.
When asked by 'SNL' regular Cecily Strong if his rivalry with Levine is real, he said, "It's real. It's so real, in fact, that guy's such a punk. I actually have a message for you right now, Adam." He adds in a taunting manner, "Hey Adam. Look who's hosting 'SNL' now, pretty boy!"
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Washington, Oct 3 : Blake Shelton has revealed that Barbra Streisand sent him a piece of crystal with "Thank you, Love Barbra" on it.
The 38-year-old singer said that he was speechless when he first heard that the 72-year-old singer wanted to work with him on her new duets album 'Partners,' People Magazine reported.
The 'God Gave Me You' singer added that it's still shocking to him and doesn't know how she knows about him, but he is "glad."
Shelton revealed that he pushed all his awards away and put the crystal gift in the middle, which was very cool. (ANI)
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The "God Gave Me You" hitmaker Shelton wed Kaynette Williams in 2003, but the couple split after three years of marriage. Now she's ready to sell off the outfit, reports contactmusic. com.
The strapless, size six Demetrios wedding dress with rhinestone embellishments has been listed with a starting bid of $700.
The listing, posted by a friend of Williams, includes photos of the used dress as well as photos of Shelton and Kaynette tying the knot.
Lambert puts Shelton on diet
Los Angeles, Feb 16 - American country music artist Miranda Lambert has told singer-husband Blake Shelton to drop some weight soon.
Lambert lost 35 pounds (around 15 kg) in just three months, whittling herself down to 105 pounds (around 47 kg). And now she wants Shelton to follow her lead, reports showbizspy. com.
"Miranda is a one-woman diet police force," said a source.
Shelton impressed by Levine
Los Angeles, June 22 - Country singer Blake Shelton is impressed by Adam Levine and describes him as a real and honest person in show business.
The 36-year-old, who is sharing the screen space with Maroon 5 vocalist Levine in the "The Voice", is swayed by his humble nature.
"So many times when you meet somebody whose work you respect, they end up being a d***head. But Adam has to be the most real, honest, easy to talk to person that I've met in all of show business," Shelton told Detail magazine, reports contactmusic.
"He's just a good dude with superhero powers," he added. (IANS)
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