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Am in Sao Paulo where we had a terrific event today - there was standing room only in the venue and the attendees paid very close attention to the proceedings. Paulo Iudicibus and his team have worked very hard to make this a success- Paulo himself spoke eloquently and I noticed people paying close attention. Claudia Alves, Cassia and Adriana have all worked very diligently and we have some GREAT initial results. Brazil as we all know is one of the high potential economies and one can see that energy in these talented people here as well.
Silvio Meira impressed with his insights and humor as well.
On the whole a terrific event!!Way to go team!! These are exciting times for Brazil.
People have asked me what I have seen of SP - so far it's just been the Hotel, the Office and the conference venue- on my last trip I went to watch a futebol (pls note the spelling Paulo Leocadio:-)) thanks to Andre Magno and Fernando Matere. Alexandre has promised to take me for a Brazilian meal tonight - that should be fun. Maybe tomorrow morning I should walk the streets a bit.
As I look out of the window of the office, perched on the 31st floor, I can see the city lights spreading far and wide below me. It is a big city - one of the biggest in the world and the center of commerce in Brazil and in fact in LATAM. And still so ripe with possibilities..


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- February 21, 2007
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- February 15, 2007
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My salesman Leo and owner Gus were as nice and helpful and knowledgeable as anyone could be. They made my leasing experience a pleasurable one instead of a hassle. In the 50 or so years since I've been getting cars, I've never dealt with a better crew.
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Recommend this dealer? No Purchased a vehicle from this dealer? Yes
I made a deal with them with a promise to finish all the remaining terms on my lease to get a new vehicle. At first I was hesitant but they tried to make both ends meet for them to make money at my expense and at the same time get the car I want. So the day came we swapped cars. After a few months I...
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Facts about Montenegro which voted on Sunday to choose a new president who will lead the EU-candidate Balkan country for a five-year term.
GEOGRAPHY: Montenegro shares borders with Serbia, Bosnia-Hercegovina, Croatia, Kosovo and Albania and has an Adriatic coastline less than 300 kilometres long.
LAND MASS: 13,812 square kilometres (5,333 square miles)
POPULATION: About 632,000, some 45 percent Montenegrins, 29 percent Serbs, 9 percent Bosnian Muslims and 5 percent Albanians.
CAPITAL: Podgorica
LANGUAGE: Montenegrin
RELIGION: Mainly Orthodox Christian (72 percent) with 16 percent Muslims.
HISTORY AND POLITICAL SITUATION: After centuries of Byzantine and Ottoman domination, the principality of Montenegro is recognised as independent at the Berlin congress of 1878. After World War I, Montenegro is occupied by the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and thereafter becomes part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, later to be renamed the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
After World War II Montenegro becomes one of the constituent states of Josip Broz Tito's Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. The six-republic federation survives until the bloody Balkan wars of the early 1990s, during which old Yugoslavia disintegrates. The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY) is formed, uniting Serbia and Montenegro.
Montenegro's then-president Milo Djukanovic breaks ranks with the regime of Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic in 1997 and begins advocating independence. After first forming a new loose union of Serbia and Montenegro, Montenegrins vote for independence in a referendum in May 2006. Parliament declares independence on June 3 that same year.
POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS: Montenegro is a parliamentary democracy. Incumbent President Filip Vujanovic is the head of state while Prime Mister Milo Djukanovic leads the government, as his Democratic Party of Socialists is the main force in the centre-left coalition.
ECONOMY: Gross domestic product in 2011 was 3.23 billion euros ($ 4.15 billion) according to the central bureau for statistics. GDP per capita was an estimated 5,211 euros.
Montenegro's main resources are tourism and agriculture. Foreign debt was 1.3 billion or 39 percent of GDP in 2011, but the government announced it might reach 51 percent in 2012. In 2012 exports reached 370 million euros.
CURRENCY: The euro, since January 2003, although Montenegro is not officially a member of the eurozone.
ARMED FORCES: Montenegro has a professional army with 3,127 troops.
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Prof. Simon Carding
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WebsiteGut Health and Food Safety Programme
Research Areas
Current research interests are, defining the link between the mucosal immune system, dendritic cells (DC) and lipid metabolism using a novel experimental model of obesity, the role autophagy plays in intestinal epithelial cell homeostasis, barrier function and mucosal immune responses to commensal and pathogenic microbes, the nature of mucosal immune cell (iIEL)-microbiota interactions in establishing and maintaining a healthy intestinal microbiome while mounting immediate response to food‑borne pathogens, regulation of epithelial tight junctions and the maintenance of intestinal barrier function, interkingdom macromolecule exchange in microbe-host crosstalk and the establishment of mutualism in the GI-tract, development of novel strategies to treat and prevent chronic intestinal inflammation and IBD using SMART bacteria and novel foods, immune tolerance and implant rejection and, immunosenescence and diet.
In 2008 I took up the position of Professor of Mucosal Immunology at UEA-MED and leader of the Gut Biology Research Programme, which eventually became part of the Gut Health and Food Safety (GHFS) Programme. The GHFS programme comprises 13 research groups led by individual group leaders that cover a broad area of gut biology including epithelial cell physiology and epigenetics, mucus and glycobiology, mucosal immunology, commensal microbiology, foodborne bacterial pathogens, and mathematical modelling and bioinformatics.
Recent Publications
Cephalosporinases associated with outer membrane vesicles released by Bacteroides spp. protect gut pathogens and commensals against β-lactam antibiotics
Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy 2015 pdoi:10.1093/jac/dku466
Publisher's version: doi:10.1093/jac/dku466
An individual based computational model of intestinal crypt fission and its application to predicting unrestrictive growth of the intestinal epithelium
Integrative Biology 7 p213
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Do the Answers to ME/CFS lie within our Gut?
Researchers on the Norwich Research Park have published a review of evidence for a role of the gut microbiota and virome in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.more +
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Can you take the heat of the Chilli M.E. Challenge?more +
Gut bacteria and mind control: to fix your brain, fix your gut!
Prof. Simon Carding describes our current understanding of the human gut and its relationship with its human host in this IFR public lecturemore +
Antibiotic resistance is a gut reaction
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PhD MRC-Clinical Research Centre, Harrow, UK, 1985
Visiting Instructor, New York Univ. Sch. Medicine, New York, USA, 1985-1986
Postdoctoral Associate, Yale Univ. Sch. Med, New Haven, USA, 1986-1989
Howard Hughes Fellow, Yale Univ. Sch. Medicine, New Haven, USA, 1989-1991
Assistant/Associate Professor, Univ. Pennsylvania, Phildelphia, USA, 1991-1999
Professor Molecular Immunology, Leeds Univ., Leeds UK, 1999-2008
Professor Mucosal Immunology, Norwich Medical School, UEA, 2008-
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Days At Sea Beach Lodge39 Effingham Parade, Trafalgar 5.0 out of 5.0
Situated by the ocean, this luxury country house is 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from San Lameer Golf Course and within 6 mi (10 km) of Marina Beach and Glenmore Beach. Southbroom ...
Crawfords Beach Lodge & Cabins42 Steenbras Drive, Chintsa 4.0 out of 5.0
Located in Chintsa, this beachfront country house is on the boardwalk, 3.9 mi (6.3 km) from Emerald Vale Brewery, and 5.1 mi (8.2 km) from Inkwenkwezi Private ...
Beachcomber Bay - Guest House75 Marine Drive, Margate 3.0 out of 5.0
Situated near the airport, this bed & breakfast is 1.6 mi (2.5 km) from Ramsgate Beach and 1.9 mi (3.1 km) from Margate Beach. Uvongo Beach and Southbroom Golf ...
Wild Coast SunMain Bizana Road, Mzamba Beach 4.0 out of 5.0
Offering direct access to the beach, this Mzamba Beach hotel is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Umtamvuna Nature Reserve and within 12 mi (20 km) of Glenmore Beach and ...
Amapondo BackpackersSecond Beach Road, Port St Johns 2.0 out of 5.0
Situated by the ocean, this hostel is 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Second Beach and 2.9 mi (4.7 km) from Mzimvubu River Park. Silaka Nature Reserve is 7.4 mi (11.9 km) ...
Swell Eco LodgeNgqeleni, Lutsheni 3.0 out of 5.0
Situated near the beach, this lodge is 13.6 mi (21.9 km) from Coffee Bay Beach and within 25 mi (40 km) of Hole-in-the-Wall Beach and Hole-in-the-Wall. Hluleka ...
Hole in the WallUmthombe District, Mgxotyeni 3.0 out of 5.0
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Sunbirds643 Outlook Road, Southbroom 4.0 out of 5.0
Situated by the ocean, this bed & breakfast is 1 mi (1.5 km) from Southbroom Beach and within 3 mi (5 km) of Southbroom Golf Course and San Lameer Golf Course. ...
N'taba River LodgeRF 634 Main Street Undercliff, Port St Johns 4.0 out of 5.0
Situated by the ocean, this lodge is 1.9 mi (3 km) from Mzimvubu River Park and within 9 mi (15 km) of Second Beach and Silaka Nature Reserve.
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Cities near Wild Coast
- East London (117.56 mi)
- Margate (90.86 mi)
- Port Shepstone (99.16 mi)
- Umtata (33.77 mi)
- Trafalgar (80.95 mi)
- Marina Beach (83.54 mi)
- Port Edward (74.78 mi)
- Port St Johns (15.27 mi)
- Butterworth (79.01 mi)
- Shelly Beach (94.13 mi)
- Chintsa (100.35 mi)
- Southbroom (85.16 mi)
- Haga Haga (90.44 mi)
- Mzamba Beach (69.68 mi)
- Kei Mouth (80.46 mi)
- Lusikisiki (33.73 mi)
- Harding (90.67 mi)
- Mgxotyeni (19.93 mi)
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Are we aware how contaminated our mobile phones with nosocomial pathogens?
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© Ulger et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. 2009
Received: 19 December 2008
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Published: 06 March 2009
The objective of this study was to determine the contamination rate of the healthcare workers' (HCWs') mobile phones and hands in operating room and ICU. Microorganisms from HCWs' hands could be transferred to the surfaces of the mobile phones during their use.
200 HCWs were screened; samples from the hands of 200 participants and 200 mobile phones were cultured.
In total, 94.5% of phones demonstrated evidence of bacterial contamination with different types of bacteria. The gram negative strains were isolated from mobile phones of 31.3% and the ceftazidime resistant strains from the hands were 39.5%. S. aureus strains isolated from mobile phones of 52% and those strains isolated from hands of 37.7% were methicillin resistant. Distributions of the isolated microorganisms from mobile phones were similar to hands isolates. Some mobile phones were contaminated with nosocomial important pathogens.
These results showed that HCWs' hands and their mobile phones were contaminated with various types of microorganisms. Mobile phones used by HCWs in daily practice may be a source of nosocomial infections in hospitals.
Nosocomial infection is an important problem in all modern hospitals. As early as 1861 Semmelweis [1] demonstrated that bacteria were transmitted to the patients by the contaminated hands of healthcare workers. Hospital operating rooms (OR) and intensive care units (ICU) are the workplaces that need the highest hygiene standards, also the same requirements for the personnel working there and the equipment used by them. Some epidemiological studies have implicated environmental surfaces in the transmission of bacteria [2–4]. Mobile phones are widely used as nonmedical portable electronic devices and it is in close contact with the body. It is used for communication by health care workers in every location including OR and ICU. Studies do not include direct comparisons of transmission rates of bacteria from surfaces to hands. The risk of infection involved in using mobile phones in the OR and ICU has not yet been determined as there no cleaning guidelines available that meet hospital standards. However, the mobile phones are used routinely all day long but not cleaned properly, as health care workers' (HCW) may do not wash their hands as often as they should. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the role of mobile phones in relation to transmission of bacteria from the mobile phone to the healthcare workers' hands.
The study was conducted in the eight beds of the mixed tertiary intensive care unit and 14 operating rooms. A total 200 staff – 15 senior, 79 assistant doctors, 38 nurses and 68 healthcare staff – were screened; cultures were subsequently obtained from the dominant hand of participants and their mobile phones at the same time. Gender, profession and duration of their profession, ring use, dominant hands of HCWs, routine cleaning of the mobile phones was recorded. A sterile swab moistened with sterile saline was rotated over the surface of both sides of mobile phones; second swab was rubbed over the entire ventral surface of the dominant hand (including ventral surfaces of the thumb and the fingers) of HCW's. The sampling of the dominant hand and mobile phone swabs (twice for hands and twice for mobile phones) were immediately streaked onto two plates that consist of blood agar supplemented with 5% defibrinated sheep blood and eosin methylene blue agar. Plates were incubated aerobically at 37°C for 48 h. Isolated microorganisms were identified using gram stain, colony counts, morphology, catalase and oxidase reaction and all isolates were allocated to the appropriate genera. For identification of gram negative bacteria VITEK 2 (bioMerieux, France) system was used. A slide coagulase test differentiated staphylococcal isolates into Staphylococcus aureus and coagulase-negative staphylococci (CoNS). Oxacillin sensitivity of the Staphylococci and ceftazidime sensitivity of the gram negative isolates were investigated by disk diffusion method according to Clinical Laboratory Standards (CLSI) criteria [5].
The protocol was approved by the ethical committee for human experimentation of Ondokuz Mayis University Faculty of Medicine and informed consent was obtained from the participants.
Categorical variables were assessed by Chi square analysis. Non-categorical findings were assessed by the student t test or Man-Whitney U test. P values < 0.05 were considered significant. SPSS for Windows 13.0 software (SPSS Inc., Chicago, USA) was used for these analyses.
The types of bacteria isolated from phones and hands of HCW.
Mobile phones (n = 200)
Hands of HCWs
(n = 200)
Gram +
Staphylococcus aureus
Streptococcus spp.
Enterococcus spp.
Gram -
Non-fermentative gram negatives
Those S. aureus strains isolated from mobile phones of 52.0% and those strains isolated from hands of 37.7% were methicillin resistant. The gram negative strains were isolated from mobile phones of 31.3% and the ceftazidime resistant strains from the hands were 39.5%. At the study period our nosocomial isolates at ICU were: 33.3% staphylococci, 21.4% non-fermentative gram negatives, 21.4% coliforms, 7.1% enterococci, 11.9% yeasts.
Hand contamination rate of HCWs and colony count with or without ring
N (Mean ± SD)
Ring using staff's Mobile phone
(Mean ± SD)
Non ring using staff's Mobile phone (Mean ± SD)
Assistant doctor
79 (19.0 ± 35.8)
13.1 ± 36.4
20 ± 35.8
Healthcare personnel*
68 (18.4 ± 41.3)
24.2 ± 57.5
15.05 ± 26.3
Senior doctor
15 (12.8 ± 15.1)
17.0 ± 19.3
9.42 ± 10.0
38 (10.7 ± 28.7)
46.4 ± 86.1
6.7 ± 8.03
25.5% of the entire study population had one or more rings. The mean colony count was higher in ring using staff's phones but there was no significant difference between rate of contamination and colony count (Table 2) (p > 0.05).
In this study, the use of mobile phones by HCWs working in OR and ICU not only demonstrated a high contamination rate with bacteria but also more importantly contamination with nosocomial pathogens. The possibility transmissions of nosocomial pathogens by electronic devices such as personal digital assistants, handheld computers, and bedside applications were previously reported and some of them were epidemiologically important drug-resistant pathogens [6, 7]. Isaacs et al. [6] showed that the main growth was of coagulase-negative staphylococci from 25 keyboards. Two keyboards grew S. aureus, both of which samples were susceptible to methicillin/flucloxacillin. Neely et al. [8] also identified nosocomial A. baumannii infection on keyboards as a reservoir in burn units and ICUs. Butz et al. [9] stated that immobile phones might carry pathogens as well; stationary phones in a daycare facility were contaminated with rotavirus Rusin et al. [10] documented that hand-to-mouth transfer of microbes after handling contaminated fomites during casual activities. Singh et al. [11] reported that over 47% of immobile phones were contaminated with pathogenic microbes.
These results suggested that close contact objects that were contaminated could serve as reservoirs of bacteria where could be easily transmitted from the mobile phone to the HCWs' hands. During every phone call the mobile phones come into close contact with strongly contaminated human body areas with hands to hands and hands to other areas (mouth, nose, ears). Herein mobile phones are particularly problematic when compared to immobile devices and it may facilitate transmission of bacterial isolates from patient to patient in wards or hospitals.
Some authors [12, 13] showed that HCWs' mobile phones were contaminated with nosocomial pathogens. The result of our study demonstrated cross transmission of bacteria between HCWs' dominant hands and one third of mobile phones. Gram negative bacteria are very important nosocomial pathogens and HCWs' mobile phones were carried ceftazidime resistant Gram negative isolates and half of S. aureus isolates were resistant to methicillin. However, this study was carried on a limited scale as no molecular tests were conducted for showing clonal relation.
Our study demonstrated that the isolated microorganisms from hands and phones were similar. It is clear that it is not possible to estimate the level of bacterial contamination with one sampling technique. Borer at al. [12] observed that there were contaminations of hands and mobile phones only in 10% of their staff who were sampled for once. The present study was nevertheless similarly planned; in this study contamination rate of the mobile phones was 94.5% for one sampling. Since no warning has been given for cleaning mobile phones to meet hospital standards, the same rates and composition of contamination of mobile phones could be risky when carried outside the hospital environment. Limitation or crackdown of these items would be unpractical strategies for preventing nosocomial transmission, because mobile phones are used by the personnel both in private communication and emergency situations in ICU so; cross-transmissions between hands to mobile phones were assessed. Although it seems impossible, in the light of all these findings, we should be aware of limiting the mobile phone usage as it has high risk for spreading infections.
According to these results it is obvious that, the training of healthcare personnel about strict infection control procedure, hand hygiene, environmental disinfection, and eventually, optimum disinfection methods are of great importance. Otherwise, the potential benefit of using mobile phones by the personnel for private communication or emergency situations in ICU or OR would change into this means of communication detrimental to hospital hygiene. Therefore, near the hand hygiene, cleaning of these devices should be kept in mind. Prevention of contamination risk of nosocomial pathogens and infections stands out as problem that must be weighed in mind.
Developing active preventive strategies like routine decontamination of mobile phones with alcohol containing disinfectant materials might reduce cross-infection. Another way of reducing bacterial contaminations on mobile phones might be the use of antimicrobial additive materials. We could easily avoid spreading bacterial infections just by using regular cleansing agents and rearranging our environment. In the future mobile phones could be produced by using protective material against the bacterial contamination.
This article is published under license to BioMed Central Ltd. This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.


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Loved it, I've played all the Lego games, and this one was the best so far. The basically "G" rating is always a plus for kids (everyone 10+), mind you the Avada Kedavra curse involves instant death ala the three unforgivable curses. It held true to the film (not the book of course, no house Elves to unionize) and was fun to play. I suggest if you want total 100% check out gamefaqs.com for hints. Loved it, I cannot wait for years 5-7.
this is a good game i would tell a freind but the game does have a problem it glitchs and some objects mess up such as "gold blocks" im on 98.5% complete on this game but i will have to start a new level because one gold brick has messed up for me i hope they bring out an update to fix this soon because i dont want to play this game again because once youve played it once and know where everything is it becomes annoying but enough of the bad stuff on this game the great things is the fun split screen co-op you can now have which is usefull for me because i used to fight with my siser in which direction to go :P basic controls follows very well to the storyline of harry potter year 1-4 with some small lego jokes that i think kids would enjoy alot it took me under 3ish days to complete (apart from the 1.5% which i cant do due to game error) easy for achievements if thats what your after in games but anyway when ive played through this game a secound time to get 100% completion i think i will give it as a gift to my 8 year old brother
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before i begin i should say that i knew this game would be awesome because it is 2 of my favorite stuff (Lego and harry potter) put together by my favorite game company. they make Hogwarts so realistic you feel like you are really the people in the game, there are 167 findable character put into Lego, some that i never expected anyone to turn to Lego form. about 1 week with this game and i almost done. I recomend this or any lego game made by Travelers Tales %100 to anyone that likes lego, harry potter or just want an awesome unbeatable truly addicting game to play, the ideas put into the game are so genius that someone that never seen the movies could play (but i recomend seeing the movies first) happy gaming. 10/10
My son has the Harry Potter 5-7 game and he is love to play with it.He was asking Santa to get this game this year.
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I love Harry Potter and Lego so this was the perfect mix of a game for me.
I was so upset to see the end of LEGO Harry Potter. Now, it's making its dramatic return with the LEGO game. You can play as ANYONE from the first four movies, including animals! You can explore all of the common rooms, including the Hufflepuff common room, which was never seen in the books of films. As an huge Harry Potter geek, I am pretty picky about messing with the story. The Lego game was brilliant! They stayed true to the books and movies, and the small changes, I enjoyed! It's a hilarious game that's fun for the whole family. Now, bring on the LEGO sets and next game! ~Voice Actor
So addictive, in fact, it should come with a health warning. But LEGO Harry Potter is so much good fun it deserves every second of play time.
It seems much more simply structured than Lego Indy 2, without the complicated hub sections to navigate. Instead, you get a series of classes to learn spells you can use in the game - and what fun it is, especially for a fan of the books.
Actual fighting is kept to a minimum, but there are plenty of things to reduce you to little plastic bricks - and let you use all those spells. Especially satisfying is the Body-bind curse, for when your AI buddy is getting particularly annoying.
And in the spirit unique to Lego games, you can play as anyone. Anyone!!! Even Mr Mason, whoever he is. And rats, cats, dogs, and Dementors! All of these have some special ability - cloaks, books, etc - to make them all equally fun. Whereas before, you might have to play as a droid, or someone-not-Indiana-Jones, now every character is just as good - or better - than Harry. And they all stay true to the books - Lupin doesn't like the moon, Ron hates spiders, and Filch goes mental when you zap his cat.
It's not perfect. One or two riddle sections are incredibly obscure and I can imagine tears before bedtime. Also, if one character gets stuck due to a graphics-related faux pas, then you're goosed.
But if you're a fan of the films, or even more, the books, then in no way will this game disappoint. When Years 5-7 comes out, we will expect great things.
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This game is the best!!!You can do A LOT of things like build a level , make a character , make potions , ride on cars and broomsticks and even choose and use spells. Overall:
Pros:everything seen above and a a lot of other things Cons:prices to buy things on it are high,
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I bought this when I saw that it was way cheaper here on Walmart.com than any other store that sells it. I wasn't a fan of Harry Potter before I got the game but loved Lego games. This is one of my favorite games of all time now and did a great job of telling the Harry Potter story in the fun Lego way. If you're thinking about buying it, just get it. You'll be glad you did.
Game arrived with the case intact and the disk without scratches. My wife is a Harry Potter fan but isn't much of a video game person. She finds these games doable. I find them to be a little on the easy side personally. Also, while there are funny expressions, it would be nice if there was actual dialog in this.
My nine year old son and I had a great time playing this game, laughing and poking fun at each other as we learned that we are able to swap characters with each other! My fourteen year old daughter also enjoyed the game, watching us play. This is one that can definitely bring the family together!
My son usually goes for leggo games but this one just didn't hold his interet... maybe because it was older... maybe because he isn't int magic... Batman etc are more his line but for a lot of kids it probably would do great.
this was a mother's day gift for my daughter, big harry potter fan,also had to include a game for the other members of the family.the games where shipped on time and condition promised, thankyou will deal with seller again.
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Look what a difference your donations have already made in schools like Jacob Elementary. Thanks to Ben Sollee for helping us spread the word about the good you can do in our community by supporting Classical 90.5 and Instrumental Partners. Go to instrumentalpartners.org to see how you can help kids in our community get the tools of the trade. Everyone deserves the opportunity to play music.
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- Posted by Sara Soltau on May 9
In-Studios: Phillip de Fremery & Trio Harmonia
This week we'll have two in-studios, guitarist Phillip de Fremery on Wednesday at noon, and Trio Harmonia on Thursday at noon. Doors for both performances open at 11:45am.
Call us, at (502) 814-6565, by Tuesday at noon to reserve a lunch. Both performances are free and open-to-the-public.
Jooyoung Kim is the pianist for Trio Harmonia. Here's her performance of Rachmaninoff from her solo performance last year.
- Posted by Daniel Gilliam on April 16
An Italian Jew from Spain with German in his Name
Monday's Guitar Pick featured the first concerto for guitar and orchestra by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. An Italian Jew of Spanish decent, his concerto No.1 was the first concerto to be published after a drought of concertos for the instrument for 100 years. He was a prolific composer of music for the concert stage and for film. It's suspected that he wrote more film music than has been given credit due to the large demand for his services by the studios. When Mussolini started to target Jews, Castelnuovo-Tedesco (literally "Newcastle-German") fled to America. He spent the rest of his life in southern California, writing for stage and film. His music pupils included Andre Previn and Henry Mancini. Castelnuovo-Tedesco later wrote a 2nd concerto for guitar and one for 2 guitars with orchestra. Listen to the Guitar Pick weekdays at 10:30am.
This week's picks:
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco – Guitar Concerto No. 1 – John Williams
Edvard Grieg – Holberg Suite – Arabesque Duo
JS Bach – Sinfonia No. 6 in E Major, BWV 792 – David Russell
Manuel de Falla – Homenaje Le tombeau de Claude Debussy – Eduardo Fernandez
Domenico Scarlatti – Sonata, K.175 – Eliot Fisk
This week's ukulele pick features the French ukulele player Ukulollo with guest Siwar.
- Posted by Alan Brandt on April 1
A Lively Dance from Spain
Every weekday morning I play what I call a "guitar pick." It's a work featuring the guitar. It can be as a solo instrument, in a chamber setting or with orchestra. This week I played two works called Fandango.
The Fandango is a quick Spanish dance intended originally for 2 dancers. The more popular fandangos of today are accompanied by castanets or hand-claps. The earliest known form of the form appeared int eh early 1700's. It was quickly developed into a musical form by the time the two fandangos I presented were written, around 1800. Rameau and Scarlatti were the first well-known composers to use the fandango in their compositions. Fandangos are still be written today as a lively dance piece or as a showy concert work.
This week's guitar picks:
Louis Moreau Gottschalk – Fantasy on Brazilian National Anthem – Alvaro Henrique, guitar
Cesar Franck – Prelude, Fugue and Variation, Op. 18 – Amadeus Guitar Duo
Salvador Castro de Gistau – Fandango – Thomas Schmitt
Edvard Grieg – Valse Melancolique – Peter Fletcher
Dionysio Aguado – Fandango – Thomas Schmitt
My ukulele pick this week is an original song by a very original Miami-based artist, Rachel Goodrich.
- Posted by Alan Brandt on March 25
A Guitarist Without a Country
Every weekday at 10:30am I play what I call a "guitar pick." It's a work featuring the guitar. It can be as a solo instrument, in a chamber setting or with orchestra. One of the works I featured was L'encouragement by Fernando Sor.
Fernando Sor (pictured), a Spaniard, was born into a military family. Although he, too, joined the military Sor become more interested in music as he got older. He first became interested in music after his father took him to the opera. The interest grew, but his parents wanted him to concentrate on his Latin studies. Sor convinced them of his love of music by writing songs in Latin as set to his own unique music notation (He hadn't seen standard sheet music yet).
Before he wrote for guitar, the instrument was used manly in taverns. But Sor started writing serious salon and concert pieces for the guitar. After a failed attempt to work in France, Sor settled in England. Most guitarists could not play the intricate works Sor composed, so he had to be his own music's chief exponent. He eventually lived in Russia and then back in France at the end of his career. He taught a new generation his guitar techniques, securing his works in the repertoire for decades to come.
Edvard Grieg – Lyric Pieces – Peter Fletcher
Leonhard von Call – Sonata for Guitar no 2 in a minor, Op. 22
Fernando Sor – L'encouragement, Op. 34 – Julian Bream and John Williams
Domenico Scarlatti – Sonata, K.319 – Fabio Zaban
This week's ukulele pick is my friend Ian Emmerson who…well, you just have to watch.
- Posted by Alan Brandt on March 18


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So...what do you get when you ask a bunch of men to describes the most desirable attributes in a woman? Well...you get characteristics of a woman who DOESN'T EXIST.
According to a survey, here's what the IDEAL WOMAN is like...
- She's a nurse or teacher.
- She's a brunette that's 5'5 and weighs 128 pounds.
- She wears a 34C bra
-She watches her weight and likes wearing miniskirts and skinny jeans.
-. She gets along with her mother.
- She doesn't wear a lot of make-up and doesn't have any tattoos.
- She is adventurous in the bedroom.
- She love the TV show "Game of Thrones" and movie "Dirty Dancing."
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Modern Nomad--Starring in the July cover story from Harper's Bazaar Russia, Missy Rayder looks like a modern-day nomad posing at the beach in eclectic styles. Alexander Neumann of See Management snaps the model as she soaks up the sun in fashions styled by fashion editor Almundena Guerra. Whether wearing checker-print shawls or a menswear inspired blazer, Missy is a vision in … [Read more...]
Mayara Rubik Sports Summer Style for Vogue Mexico by Alexander Neumann
Chase the Sun—The June issue of Vogue Mexico puts the spotlight on summer style for this fashion spread starring Mayara Rubik. The dark-haired model poses for Alexander Neumann of See Management in these sultry images where she is pictured wearing looks from the spring-summer collections styled by Sofia Odero. Photographed in Rio de Janeiro, Alexander Wang, Dolce & Gabbana … [Read more...]
Kate King is a Beach Beauty for Harper's Bazaar Latin America by Alexander Neumann
The Beach Life - Canadian model Kate King soaks up the sun in these summer themed images featured in the July issue of Harper's Bazaar Latin America. The dark-haired beauty poses for Alexander Neumann on the beaches of Mexico, wearing a mix swimwear, knits and mesh outerwear. Stylist Moreno Galata dresses Kate in looks perfect for the tropical location. / Makeup by Vincent … [Read more...]
Ana Beatriz Barros Poses for Alexander Neumann in Harper's Bazaar Latin America July 2013
Ana en La Playa - Harper's Bazaar Latin America embraces summer with its July cover shoot starring Ana Beatriz Barros. The Brazilian beauty takes to the beaches of Tulum, Mexico, in these sunny images lensed by Alexander Neumann. The blonde is styled by Moreno Galata wearing a mix of bikinis, surfer gear and one-piece swimsuits. / Hair by Enrico Mariotti, Makeup by Vincent … [Read more...]
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Sixties Style – Melissa Tammerijn does her best Brigitte Bardot impersonation in this month's edition of Harper's Bazaar Latin America. The bold checked and striped ensembles, white go-go-boots, and mod hats selected by stylist Marcell Rocha help the Dutch model step back in time. The apparel and accessories might look vintage, but they're actually from modern fashion houses … [Read more...]
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Ava Poses with Attitude – Ava Smith struts her stuff in this fashion spread for Flaunt magazine. Alexander Neumann photographed the defiant-looking American model against a stark white background for the independent arts and culture bible. Vanessa Metz styled Ava in edgy black leather and blue denim ensembles which showcase the Chicago-born model's enviably toned midriff. / … [Read more...]
Loulou Robert Hits the Beach for Juicy Couture Summer 2013
Beach Babe – Loulou Robert models new season swimwear and summer apparel in Juicy Couture's latest style update. Alexander Neumann snaps the French model on an isolated beach in Rincon, Puerto Rico, for the summer 2013 images. Roi Elfassy and Ray Chang oversaw the campaign's creative direction. Loulou sports a natural face and relaxed do, courtesy of hair and makeup artist … [Read more...]
Valentina Zelyaeva Heads to Peru for Elle Mexico March 2013 by Alexander Neumann
Lights. Camera. Peru. - Russian top model Valentina Zelyaeva graces the pages of Elle Mexico's March issue looking stylish in the countryside of Peru. Valentina poses for Alexander Neumann in looks from the likes of Bottega Veneta, Dolce & Gabbana ana Catherine Malandrino selected by fashion editor Simon Rasmussen. … [Read more...]


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Welcome to BME opportunities
Black and minority ethnic communities as well as the Minority Ethnic Voluntary Sector (MEVS) are at a disadvantage from a dearth of resources. This is not simply in terms of money but also in the involvement of ethnic minority people (as trustees, volunteers, staff and donors) and an inclusion and participation within the policy and decision making process.
Developing resources
Our organisational goal is to reassess this by developing resources for Black and Minority Ethnic Communities in the UK. In order to do this the Council of Ethnic Minority Voluntary Sector Organisations (CEMVO) and the Ethnic Minority Foundation (EMF) have been set up.
It is now over three years since we started a major consultation exercise with the ethnic voluntary sector and people across the United Kingdom. This still goes on. To date we have held over three hundred consultations and have got in touch with some 10,000 voluntary sector organisations.
What's important?
The goal of the consultation has been twofold, one to seek the opinions of BME people and discover the important issues of concern to them and then whether they would support the creation of two charities - Ethnic Minority Foundation (EMF) and its arm Council of Ethnic Minority Voluntary Sector Organisations (CEMVO).
The consultation procedure has enabled us to more fully understand the requirements and aspirations of our communities. It has shown that interest in the two charities was certainly forthcoming. As a result both EMF and CEMVO are now registered charities. The principal goal of both is the social renovation of Britain's black and minority ethnic communities and Voluntary Sector.


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No matter how much thought you put into your social media strategy, the real world can always interfere.
Robert Reimann spent more than a week hashing out a plan to boost sales and engagement on the Facebook page for his bike tour business, after being matched with Shane Johnston, a social media marketing consultant from Mashable's Small Business Panel. With Johnston's help, Reimann would launch a contest — along with Facebook ads to promote it — in order to attract more fans and build up an email list of customers, which he would then work to convert into sales.Read more at: http://mashable.com/2013/06/19/bike-sherpa-facebook/


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The Heritage football team won Friday's away non-conference game against North Murray by a score of 27-7.
(August 27, 2010: Chatsworth, GA 30705) The Heritage topped the host North Murray Mountaineers football team by a count of 27-7 in Friday's non-league outing.
With the win, Heritage upgrades its record to 1-0 on the season. The host Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe (Fort Oglethorpe, GA) to confront the Warriors in a non-league outing on Friday, September 3. The Warriors go into the outing with a record of 0-1. Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe lost 44-21 in their recent non-league outing against Ringgold (Ringgold, GA)
With the loss, North Murray moves to 0-1 on the season. The Mountaineers travel to Rockmart (Rockmart, GA) to confront the Yellowjackets in a non-league outing on Friday, September 3. The Yellowjackets go into the outing with a record of 1-0. Rockmart won 14-0 in their recent non-league outing against Cedartown (Cedartown, GA)


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Publisher Bryan Welch on philosophy, farming and building the world we want.
By Bryan Welch
sustainable future, questions to ask
A quality life is inevitably made up of small achievements. Our relationships are formed by thousands of short, often trivial communications and the occasional shared experience. We build trust that way. Careers materialize from millions of small tasks.
I've developed a habit of testing my ideas and actions, however small and trivial, against a set of questions. At work many of the questions are specialized. "Does this build audience efficiently?" "Does it make money?" "Will it make money?" "Does this contribute to building a positive culture?" "Does this represent our shared values?"
More important, though, are some of the general questions: "Is this fair?" "Is it repeatable?"
The exercise is therapeutic. Rather than asking, "Can we eliminate our business' dependence on fossil fuels," we ask, "Is our energy usage fair and repeatable? Does it contribute to a beautiful, abundant future?"
The answer is almost never a simple "no." Generally speaking, the answer is partly yes and partly no. Where the answer is positive, we can feel some sense of satisfaction and leave things alone. Where the answer is negative we generally find ways of changing our practices for the better and, again, getting some satisfaction from the improvements.
This essay is excerpted from Beautiful and Abundant: Building the World We Want published by B&A Books in December, 2010. The book is available now on the Mother Earth News bookshelf.
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Ideas for day trips from Portland in September for a family?
For a coast trip, I recommend taking Highway 26 from Portland, and then take the Highway 6 turnoff to Tillamook. In Tillamook visit the Tillamook Cheese Factory! Then proceed up Highway 101 and stop whenever your curiosity is piqued. There are lots of beaches and parks and vistas to check out. Some cute towns along that route are Cannon Beach, Manzanita, Seaside, and Astoria. If your kids are fans of the movie The Goonies, you'll definitely want to check out the Oregon Film Museum in Astoria.
Returning to Portland, if you're spent already, just take Highway 30 back. But if you still have time, I recommend taking highway 202 from Astoria past the Jewell Meadows wildlife viewing area – if you're lucky, you'll see herds of elk. You can proceed to Highway 26 which will take you back to Portland. You could also do this whole trip in the reverse direction, if you'd prefer.
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Halle Berry in Henry & Belle
Halle Berry and a friend were snapped by the paps out shopping for a Christmas tree from a tree lot in Beverly Hills, California. You can't see from the photos but Halle ended up with a huge tree strapped to the roof of her Lexus SUV. Do you guys opt for real trees or do you go with the plastic ones? I always have the plastic versions.
Halle was wearing a pair of jeans from the new brand Henry & Belle. She chose the Ideal Super Stretch Skinny jeans in Onyx wash. In my opinion, Halle just makes everything look amazing and she has the most beautiful skin, she never seems to age at all. In fact, she looks younger now than she has in the past! Buy these jeans and other Henry & Belle jeans at Henry & Belle.
Denim Review: SOLD Design Lab Skinny
So this is my debut review! SOLD Design lab offered these to me for a review and I thought to myself that I might as well start doing reviews and hopefully you like this review. I am normally a trouser jean type of person because I have large thighs and many jeans give me leg sausage. They originally were going to send me a pair of their new trousers, but I got these pull on skinnys instead. These skinnys are from their Spring and Summer Look book and they are called Spring Street Skinny in IRS.
The fit of these pull on skinnys is exactly what you would expect from pull on jeans, they are basically like a jegging and super stretchy. They have no zipper just a button closure at the top, pretty much like the same jeans that Lorna reviewed from them here. I've had J Brand 901 leggings on Sable and these aren't quite as stretchy or as soft as those, but I like that about them, they have more of a "jean" type of feeling to them rather than soft pajamas. I wore these on Thanksgiving and they were great because after a HUGE supper I still felt comfortable in them. In fact, I even wore them two days later again, which is rare for me to wear a pair of jeans twice in a week.
The wash is a plain dark blue, which I prefer for skinnys. The darker color looks better on my thighs and the clean wash gives them a dressier look. I was unsure about the back pockets at first because smaller pockets make my behind look even larger. They are placed very well though and I think that helps to even it out a bit. The inseam was nice because they were long enough to stack a little bit if I wanted to wear heels instead of boots, but the material is thin enough so that if you cuffed them and tucked them into boots the extra material would not bother you. They fit SO well under boots too, that is probably one of the main reasons I love to wear them, they are skin tight and boots slide on very smoothly over them.
I'm 5'7″ and normally wear a 31/32 in jeans and I got these in size Large. I'd have to say for skinnys they definitely have me SOLD! You can buy SOLD Design Lab jeans here from Singer22 and here from Revolve.
Kim Kardashian in J Brand Agnes in Stealth
Jetting off to her next appearance in New York, Kim Kardashian was seen making her way through security at LAX airport. Kim recently debuted the newest addition to her empire, a line of watches! They will bear her initials, back to back Ks surrounded by diamonds. I wonder what she'll come up with next?
Always the fashionista, Kim looked dressed to the nines. She was wearing a white tee-shirt, blazer and black skinny jeans. Her jeans are J Brand's Agnes jeans in Stealth. She finished off the look with a pair of booties and her Hermes Birkin. You can buy these jeans at J Brand for $260.00.
DenimBlog Exclusive: Interview With G-Star's Men's Designer, Remco
We recently caught up with the men's designer for G-Star, Remco de Nijs. He spoke to us about the best sellers, the different fits the brand has to offer, the inspirations behind the designs and more. Please click this post to read the whole interview and see the different images of jeans from G-Star.
DB: What is it that makes G-Star so unique in comparison to other brands?
We see ourselves as product developers, or product engineers, rather than fashion designers as craftsmanship is prioritized above trend. At G-Star, we are driven by our passion for denim — the richest and truest raw material to work with, authentic in every stage of its lifecycle.
Our denim craftsmanship and strive for innovation are most recognizable in the development of 3D construction techniques. In 1996, we created our first 3D denim: the G-Star Elwood, designed by Pierre Morisset based off the pant of a passing motorcyclist. The latest step in the evolution of 3D denim design comes with the Arc Pant: a highly architectural cut that features a low-crotch and straight-hip with an asymmetric leg that ÔÇÿturns' around the human legs, thanks to twisted seams/inseams. The G-Star Elwood and Arc Pant are major inspirations for our collection.