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With the Florida Marlins coming to town for a three-game series, Joe Capozzi, Marlins beat writer for the Palm Beach Post (and a guy who had to jump on a 6 a.m. flight out of San Francisco to get to Texas in time to cover today's action) answered a few questions for us about the Marlins. Here goes:
Q: Can you give us an overall assessment of the Marlins? Why did they struggle so much in June?
JC: The Marlins went 5-23 in June -- the worst month in franchise history -- for a variety of reasons. The main culprit was offense. They struggled earlier to hit with runners in scoring position, which is why John Mallee was fired in early June. That firing stunned players, which I think was the reason they continued their tailspin.
Q: How have players reacted to the managerial change?
JC: Manager Jack McKeon has been a positive slap in the face to a team that was often coddled by mild-mannered Edwin Rodriguez. While players were not happy with Mallee's firing, they have come around in the last week and praised McKeon for his old-school approach.
Q: What's the latest on Josh Johnson? Any idea when he might return? Would the Marlins entertain trading him?
JC: Josh Johnson's absence also factors into the June swoon. The starters are 8-17 since his last start. And now he has been pushed back because of shoulder soreness. They hoped he'd return July 16; now it's looking more like August. I do not think they will trade him. They consider him a franchise marquee face.
Q: Who is the offensive MVP of the club so far this season? Who's the best pitcher?
JC: Gaby Sanchez is the offensive MVP (even though he had a rough June) and Anibal Sanchez is their new ace.
Q: Give us a quick scouting report on the starters we'll see this weekend in Arlington.
JC: You will see Anibal on Friday. This is his second injury-free season -- he was bothered by shoulder issues most of his caeer up until last year -- and the results are paying off. He has allowed four earned runs over his three starts.
Javier Vazquez (Sunday) has been on a nice roll, with an ERA around 1.00 over his last three starts. Nice bounce back for a guy who looked horrible up until June.
The Marlins will call up a minor league pitcher to start Saturday -- either Double-A LHP Brad Hand or Triple-A righty Elih Villanueva. Both were up earlier and both got hit around, although Hand was effective in his first start.
Q: Who's been the biggest surprise this season? The biggest disappointment?
JC: Biggest disappointment is Hanley Ramirez (.221, 5 HR, 24 RBIs). Biggest surprise is probably Greg Dobbs who is htting .300 and playing more often than he has at any point in his career. He was supposed to be a bench player but has gotten lots of playing time, mainly plugging in a hole at 3B.


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Activity Logs
Finding More Time in Your Day
(Also known as Activity Diaries or Job Activity Logs.)
How much time do you spend at work doing things that don't contribute to your success? At first, you may say "not much." But – especially if you haven't used Activity Logs before – you may be surprised by how much more time you can find.
When you properly understand how you use your time at work, you can minimize or eliminate low value activities. This means that you can do more high value work, while still being able to leave the office at a sensible time.
So, how can you understand this? One useful way is to keep an Activity Log, and that's what we're looking at in this article.
About Activity Logs
An Activity Log (also known as an Activity Diary or a Job Activity Log) is a written record of how you spend your time.
By keeping an Activity Log for a few days, you can build up an accurate picture of what you do during the day, and how you invest your time. You'll find that memory is quite a poor guide, and that keeping the Log is an eye-opening experience!
Your Activity Log will also help you understand whether or not you're doing your most important work during the right time of day. For instance, if you're more energetic and creative in the morning, you'd be better off doing your most important work during this time. You can then focus on lower energy tasks, such as responding to emails or returning calls, in the afternoon.
Activity Logs are also useful for helping you identify non-core activities that don't help you meet important objectives. For example, you might spend far more time than you think surfing the Internet, or getting coffee each afternoon. When you see how much time you're wasting on such activities, you can then change the way that you work to eliminate them.
Don't confuse Activity Logs with timesheets – these are used for reporting on your use of time, and for tracking the time you spend on a task or job.
How to Keep an Activity Log
To keep an Activity Log, download this template, or open up a new spreadsheet and set up the following column headers:
- Date/Time.
- Activity description.
- How I feel.
- Duration.
- Value (high, medium, low, none).
Then, without changing your behavior any more than you have to, note down everything that you do at work, as you do it.
Every time you change activities, whether replying to email, working on a report, making coffee, or gossiping with colleagues, note down what the activity is, the time of the change, and how you feel (alert, flat, tired, energetic, and so on).
Then, at a convenient time, go back through your Activity Log and write down the duration of each activity, and whether it was a high, medium, low, or no value task. (Evaluate this based on how far it contributed to achieving your job goals.)
Learning From Your Activity Log
Once you've logged your time for a few days, analyze your Activity Log. You may be alarmed to see how much time you spend doing low value jobs!
You may also see that you are energetic in some parts of the day, and flat in other parts. A lot of this can depend on how you are, the rest breaks you take, when and what you eat, and the work that you're doing.
Once you've analyzed your Activity Log, you should be able to boost your productivity by applying one of the following actions to various activities:
- Eliminate or delegate jobs that aren't part of your role, or that don't help you meet your objectives. These may include tasks that someone else in the organization should be doing (possibly at a lower pay rate) or personal activities such as sending non-work e-mails or surfing the Internet.
- Schedule your most challenging tasks for the times of day when your energy levels are highest. That way, your work will be of better quality, and it should take you less time to do. (Our article, Is This a Morning Task? , has more on how to discover your peak time of day.)
- Minimize the number of times you switch between types of task. For example, could you check and reply to e-mails at only a few times of the day, or process all of your invoices at the same time each week?
- Reduce the amount of time you spend on legitimate personal activities such as making drinks. (Take turns in your team to do this – it saves time and strengthens team spirit!)
Sometimes, spending too much time on low-value or low-priority tasks can be a symptom of procrastination . Find out how to deal with this here .
Key Points
Activity Logs are useful tools for analyzing how you use your time. They help you track changes in your energy, alertness and effectiveness throughout the day, and they help you eliminate time wasting activities, so that you can be more productive.
Once you've analyzed your Activity Log, you should be able to boost your productivity by eliminating or delegating low-value activities, scheduling challenging tasks for the time of the day when you feel your best, minimizing the number of times that you switch between types of tasks, and reducing the time you spend on personal activities.
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This monthHi Robert,
We're glad that that you found the resource helpful. I have completed an activity log at various points and the results of the analysis can be quite eye opening. In every case that I competed a log, I was able to find pockets of time that I could allocate to something more productive, or if I was working long hours, devote the time to something more restorative and fun. I hope that your analysis will do the same for you.
Mind Tools Team
This monthThis was very helpful!!
Over a month agoHi JennyfferMiller,
Welcome to the Club and thanks for sharing your experiences with using Activity Logs. I agree that by writing things down, we broadcast our intention and then it is more likely to happen!
Why not come over to the Forums and introduce yourself. We'd love to get to know you. The Forums are a great place to ask questions and share ideas. We learn so much from each other!
Hope to see you around. If you have any questions, please let me know and I will be happy to help.
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The Chaedini (Latinized form) or Chaideinoi or Khaideinoi (Greek forms) were a Germanic people that are listed only in the Geography of Ptolemy. He locates them in the west of a large island, Scandia, off the mouth of the Vistula river. Most scholars concur that Scandinavia is meant.
Fortunately a strong etymology of the word is available and is summarized in the American Heritage Dictionary under heath. Chaideinoi is identical in form to its English relative, heathen; that is, Indoeuropean *kaito-, "forest, uncultivated land" becomes common Germanic *xaiþiz, appearing in *xaiþinaz, "people of the uncultivated land". The exact pronunciation of Chaidein- is not certain, but it must have been close to *xaiþin-; that is, Ptolemy's name is close to common Germanic, even though we don't know the time from which it dates. No doubt, it much precedes Ptolemy, as he depended on previous sources.
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As used, Chaideinoi would be synonymous with a possible meaning of *mannaz as "country people" (see also mannus). One might hypothesize that the more urbane people of Sweden wished to call their rustic countrymen (who did not actually live on uncultivated land) by their more general and ancient name, but did not apply "men", as they themselves still considered themselves "men". They therefore devised a synonym, which makes the desired discrimination but retains the ancient meaning; however, such a view is speculative.


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Don't whinge about an Olympic legacy... just enjoy those golden memories
In the weeks after the 9/11 attacks, as American patriotism and anger twisted into a more self-serving emotion, a satirical newspaper, The Onion, captured the mood of a nation. On November 7, 2001, it published a parody of a thundering editorial beneath a headline that read: If I Don't Get My Medium-Rare Shell Steak With Roasted Vegetables In The Next 10 Minutes, The Terrorists Have Already Won.
The terrorists have won was a well-worn phrase at the time. It still is. Delayed at the airport? The terrorists have won. Human rights laws upheld in court? The terrorists have won. And since September last year, in Britain we have enjoyed our equivalent. You hear it every day now. There is no Olympic legacy.
The local judo club shuts. There is no Olympic legacy. The Government doesn't want to subsidise handball. There is no Olympic legacy. Women's football not on Match of the Day? There is no Olympic legacy. The stadium goes to a Premier League club. There is no Olympic legacy. The post is late, the recyclers have ignored your wheelie bin and you've been going nowhere with a call centre for two hours over the gas bill. That's it — there is no Olympic legacy.
The word on everyone's lips: West Ham's tenancy of the Olympic Stadium has got people talking about legacy
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Everywhere you look there is no legacy these days. If anything, the true legacy is moaning about the absence of a legacy. Yet what did we expect? Were we really so shallow or foolish that we thought a few weeks of high-class sporting activity one summer was going to alter the ramifications of a serious economic crisis for the ordinary citizen?
We cannot afford some of the grass-roots activities that were previously taken for granted because we spent roughly nine billion quid on a jolly-up, remember? The Olympics were that holiday we couldn't really afford. It was nice while it lasted, and everyone had a lovely time, and there is a part of us that will always have fond memories, and God we needed it back then, but now the bill has landed and it means we cannot afford some of the essentials, and we're just going to have to suck that up.
There is no Olympic legacy? Yes there is but you've got to be lucky. Old Loughtonians Hockey Club in Essex has two fantastic new Smurf turf pitches because their ground in Luxborough Lane was used as an Olympic training facility. So local schoolchildren and club members now get to play every week on an Olympic standard surface, which is marvellous.
And the benefit to other hockey clubs? Well, not so much. Those involved in the Schools Sports Partnership, for instance, may have missed out in the cuts because Olympic spending is random.
'Some people got lost in the flood, some people got away all right,' sings Randy Newman in Louisiana 1927. Olympic spending is like that.
If you live in Newham you now have a state-of-the-art swimming pool for use on school gala days. If you live in Newcastle, the main city pool is shutting due to lack of funds. That is what nine billion pounds of public money concentrated disproportionately on one area does. Still, it's about time the Government focused on London. Our nation's capital city has been ignored too long, as anyone living in Gateshead will testify.
On the very concept of legacy, people were sold a pup. It was as if sport was just something that would happen to you, as a result of watching the Olympics. It was never going to be like that. You would still have to go out in the cold and run. It would still require commitment, and expense, and it would still hurt if you did it properly.
There was never going to be a wand that took the effort, or the basic desire, out of sport and fitness. And there is scant correlation between watching a person do something well on television and getting off the sofa to do it yourself. That is why we have 24 hours of cooking programmes and Delia Smith needs to instruct the nation on how to boil water.
What a summer: Memories of Mo Farah, Usain Bolt and Jessica Ennis (below) will live with us forever
Seeing Mo Farah run 5,000 metres is considerably less strenuous than running it yourself; particularly in an English winter. And you liked handball? You want to join a handball team? Well, you can't, because it is not a British sport, so the few clubs that are around are full of very serious handball players who don't want to be saddled with a couple of mugs who don't even know the rules, and may pack it in when the novelty wears off.
Plus, minority sport is rarely publicly funded, so handball clubs do not have the financial clout to set up the coaching programmes required to create a major participation sport. That goes for a lot of Olympic activities. Then there is the expense of, say, archery, fencing or equestrianism. All of it requires equipment, time, dedication and often talent, and all of it costs.
So our Olympic legacy was never going to be about firing up the nation to be skilled with an epee, it was about motivating an interest in health and getting people jogging, or gardening, or playing badminton or walking the dog. All of which could have been done anyway without needing nine billion quid to be spent on one project.
Show time: Danny Boyle gave us a glittering Opening Ceremony, but it was glossy - and expensive - fantasy
Indeed, it might be argued that nine billion invested in sport countrywide would have been, quite literally, healthier. In Wigan, free swimming for those under 16 and over 65 has been withdrawn. It saves £106,000.
A drop in the deep end of our Olympic budget, but not for Chris Ready, Wigan council's portfolio holder for leisure. He is not destroying our legacy, though; he is merely trying to safeguard what remains of it in impossible circumstances.
The closure of Don Valley Stadium in Sheffield has been widely publicised. Less discussed nationally, but a more controversial decision locally, is the possible demise of the Stocksbridge Leisure Centre, which needs external funds to replace a £400,000 government subsidy.
The mountain biking facility for London 2012 came in at £5m and was in use for roughly six hours, including medal ceremonies, money that would have kept Stocksbridge going for 12-and-a-half years. Legacy is such a vague word. What we are dealing with here is maths, and economics.
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He is the former head
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Considering this was the period in which Peter Ridsdale almost steered the club off a cliff, not exactly a safe pair of hands, was he?
Remember when? Peter Ridsdale with Rio Ferdinand (above) and Leeds fans protest against him in 2003
So there is a lot of begrudging. Indeed, our expectations of this mythical bequest to the nation — like that juicy steak that was so cruelly undermined by terrorists — has unrealistically moved beyond the confines of sport.
Danny Boyle, organiser of the Opening Ceremony, talked of the whole spirit of the Games being lost, even though he admitted with the next breath it was never feasible that it could be maintained. Our hopes were unreasonably high. Boyle did a brilliant job of selling Britain to the world, but the budget for his Games opener was twice that of his new film, Trance. We could not continue to live that way.
Far from dancing nurses, we are having to introduce political initiatives to teach the youngest nursing graduates how to wash patients. That is brutal reality versus glossy fantasy. Life was never going to unfold to a banging soundtrack by Underworld and a succession of uplifting highs.
There was always going to be a day of reckoning. A day when everyone had to go to work, without the fillip of gold medals or plucky Paralympians. It does not mean there is no Olympic legacy. It just means life cannot be one long water cooler moment.
A few did highlight our disconnection from consequence at the time. They were called whingers, and worse, once the Olympics were successfully under way. How wrong you were, the cheerleaders crowed. Our Olympics are wonderful. Well, yes, they were always going to be, because the British people are great at street parties. And then, when the bunting was taken down, boy was there going to be a hangover from this one.
And as no global economy has ever been beach volleyballed into buoyancy, it has transpired that spending nine billion quid on an elite festival and keeping every swimming pool, running track and council gym open in the face of dramatic financial austerity are incompatible ideals.
So stop whingeing about legacy. You knew this. You were warned. You wanted the party, you wanted the holiday, you wanted fun, fun, fun till her daddy takes the T-bird away. And you got it. Your golden memories are the legacy. Now pick up a shovel there's work to be done.
Time to give it a rest, Arsene
Arsene Wenger wants to meet Roy Hodgson to discuss Jack Wilshere's schedule for the rest of the season. Wenger has already expressed concern that Wilshere's 90 minutes against Brazil in February contributed to his current injury problems.
Isn't it strange how his two games for England seem to be so debilitating, but not his 26 for Arsenal?
Not so different, is it? Midfield playmeker Jack Wilshere in action for Arsenal (left) and England (right)
And while we're at it...
Dave Whelan, chairman of Wigan Athletic, has attracted much criticism for his defence of Callum McManaman, and that is unsurprising.
However deluded he may be on that issue no Premier League owner would better deserve to lead his team out at Wembley when Wigan play Millwall in their FA Cup semi-final on April 13.
Whelan has built, and maintained, a football club and continues to appoint impressive managers and give them time to mould a team. We need more like him and his misguided defence of a young player should not obscure that.
Richard Bevan, chief executive of the League Managers' Association, made a valid point about the poor treatment of his members by chairmen this season.
He just picked the wrong example. Blackburn Rovers is a basket case club, but the injustice of Michael Appleton's dismissal would resonate more keenly had he not previously quit on Blackpool after 65 days.
The only way is up if Moyes moves on
David Moyes has been linked to Sunderland if Martin O'Neill leaves at the end of the season. Now why on earth would he want that? The frustration for Moyes is surely the glass ceiling that limits those clubs beneath the Champions League elite. He can only go so far at Everton. Yet if anything, as O'Neill is discovering, at Sunderland it is worse.
On the day O'Neill was appointed, it was stated that Sunderland's ambition was to become a top 10 club. Instantly, it seemed limiting for a manager of his ability. Who cares who comes 10th — or ninth, eighth or seventh for that matter? The problem for Moyes is that he does good work, without glory. Unless there is a dramatic injection of funds — which is not allowed now anyway — what would be different at Sunderland?
Out of their league: There would be no sense in David Moyes (right) leaving Everton for Sunderland
The suggestion that Fernando Torres could be part of Chelsea's deal for Radamel Falcao at the end of the season is a logical one.
Atletico Madrid is Torres's spiritual home and he would be welcomed back like a hero, which his confidence needs. Chelsea, in turn, would get the goalscorer they require to rebuild for next season.
Everyone would be happy — and who thought that of Torres's inevitable departure from Stamford Bridge?
Trading places? A deal seeing Radamel Falcao (left) and Fernando Torres (right) swapping sides is plausible
Dimitri Seluk, agent for Yaya Toure, attempted to bounce Manchester City into a hurried new deal for his player. It seems strange in these instances that the clubs do not respond by targeting the fractious middleman.
Why should they deal with Seluk after his outbursts?
If Toure wants a new deal at City, it could be politely explained that the only way it happens is if he finds a less outspoken representative.
Seluk would certainly be steering Toure away from Manchester City, if the club spoke about him in such extreme terms.
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1. On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)
M | 142 min | Action, Adventure, Thriller
James Bond woos a mob boss's daughter and goes undercover to uncover the true reason for Blofeld's allergy research in the Swiss Alps that involves beautiful women from around the world.
Director: Peter R. Hunt | Stars: George Lazenby, Diana Rigg, Telly Savalas, Gabriele Ferzetti
Votes: 59,779 | Gross: $22.80M
2. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011)
PG | 99 min | Comedy, Family
Back in middle school after summer vacation, Greg Heffley and his older brother Rodrick must deal with their parents' misguided attempts to have them bond.
Director: David Bowers | Stars: Zachary Gordon, Devon Bostick, Robert Capron, Rachael Harris
Votes: 18,661 | Gross: $52.69M
3. Freddy Got Fingered (2001)
R | 87 min | Comedy
An unemployed cartoonist moves back in with his parents and younger brother Freddy. When his parents demand he leave, he begins to spread rumors that his father is sexually abusing Freddy.
Director: Tom Green | Stars: Tom Green, Rip Torn, Marisa Coughlan, Eddie Kaye Thomas
Votes: 39,734 | Gross: $14.25M
4. The Snowtown Murders (2011)
Not Rated | 119 min | Biography, Crime, Drama
Based on true events, 16 year-old Jamie falls in with his mother's new boyfriend and his crowd of self-appointed neighborhood watchmen, a relationship that leads to a spree of torture and murder.
Director: Justin Kurzel | Stars: Lucas Pittaway, Daniel Henshall, Louise Harris, Bob Adriaens
Votes: 13,085 | Gross: $0.01M
5. Autumn in New York (2000)
PG-13 | 103 min | Drama, Romance
Romantic drama about an aging playboy who falls for a sweet, but terminally ill, young woman.
Director: Joan Chen | Stars: Richard Gere, Winona Ryder, Anthony LaPaglia, Elaine Stritch
Votes: 20,174 | Gross: $37.75M
6. Snow Day (2000)
PG | 89 min | Adventure, Comedy, Family
When a school in upstate New York is snowed in, a group of students hi-jack a plow to keep the school closed.
Director: Chris Koch | Stars: Chevy Chase, Schuyler Fisk, Chris Elliott, Mark Webber
Votes: 9,270 | Gross: $60.01M
7. Rollerball (2002)
R | 98 min | Action, Sci-Fi, Sport
The big thing in 2005 is a violent sport which can have some pretty serious consequences... like dying.
Director: John McTiernan | Stars: Chris Klein, Jean Reno, LL Cool J, Rebecca Romijn
Votes: 22,239 | Gross: $18.99M
8. Harriet the Spy (1996)
PG | 100 min | Family, Comedy, Drama
Harriet M. Welsch is a spy. But when Harriet's friends find her secret notebook the tables are turned on her. Can she win her friends back and still keep on going with the spy business?
Director: Bronwen Hughes | Stars: Michelle Trachtenberg, Rosie O'Donnell, Gregory Smith, Vanessa Lee Chester
Votes: 7,967 | Gross: $26.54M
9. The Smell of Us (2014)
92 min | Drama
A story centered around a group of self-destructive skateboarders in Paris.
Director: Larry Clark | Stars: Lukas Ionesco, Diane Rouxel, Théo Cholbi, Hugo Behar-Thinières
Votes: 634
10. Music from Another Room (1998)
PG-13 | 104 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
Music From Another Room is a romantic comedy that follows the exploits of Danny, a young man who grew up believing he was destined to marry the girl he helped deliver as a five year old boy... See full summary »
Director: Charlie Peters | Stars: Jude Law, Jennifer Tilly, Gretchen Mol, Martha Plimpton
Votes: 4,099
11. Ice Castles (1978)
PG | 108 min | Drama, Romance, Sport
A young girl is on top of the world until a tragic accident dashes her hopes and dreams of becoming a world-class figure skater. Only with the help of those who love her can she prove to ... See full summary »
Director: Donald Wrye | Stars: Lynn-Holly Johnson, Robby Benson, Colleen Dewhurst, Tom Skerritt
Votes: 2,421
12. Gorky Park (1983)
R | 128 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
A Moscow police officer investigates a triple homicide and stumbles upon a high-level political conspiracy in the local government.
Director: Michael Apted | Stars: William Hurt, Lee Marvin, Brian Dennehy, Ian Bannen
Votes: 9,572 | Gross: $15.90M
13. Paranoid Park (2007)
R | 85 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
A teenage skateboarder's life begins to fray after he is involved in the accidental death of a security guard.
Director: Gus Van Sant | Stars: Gabe Nevins, Daniel Liu, Taylor Momsen, Jake Miller
Votes: 25,269 | Gross: $0.49M
14. Firehouse Dog (2007)
PG | 111 min | Action, Comedy, Family
Rexxx, Hollywood's top canine star, gets lost and is adopted into a shabby firehouse. He teams up with a young kid to get the station back on its feet.
Director: Todd Holland | Stars: Josh Hutcherson, Bruce Greenwood, Bree Turner, Bill Nunn
Votes: 4,727 | Gross: $13.92M
15. Ice Castles (2010)
PG | 95 min | Drama, Romance, Sport
Alexis Winston is a young girl who dreams of becoming a champion figure skater. The road to becoming a champion is tough and forced to leave her family behind and eventually causes the ... See full summary »
Director: Donald Wrye | Stars: Taylor Firth, Rob Mayes, Henry Czerny, Morgan Kelly
Votes: 1,847
16. MVP: Most Valuable Primate (2000)
PG | 93 min | Comedy, Family, Sport
Jack is a three-year-old chimpanzee who has been the subject of a long-term experiment by Dr. Kendall, a researcher who been teaching Jack to communicate through sign language. Jack, ... See full summary »
Director: Robert Vince | Stars: Bernie, Louie, Mac, Russell Ferrier
Votes: 1,768 | Gross: $1.25M
17. The Shaft (2001)
R | 111 min | Action, Horror, Mystery
When the express elevators in the Millennium Building, one of New York's most famous landmarks, start to malfunction and behave in erratic ways, elevator mechanic Mark Newman is sent out to... See full summary »
Director: Dick Maas | Stars: James Marshall, Naomi Watts, Eric Thal, Michael Ironside
Votes: 2,987
18. Kansas City Bomber (1972)
PG | 99 min | Drama, Sport
Roller-derby skater K. C. Carr tries to balance her desire for a happy personal life and her dreams of stardom.
Director: Jerrold Freedman | Stars: Raquel Welch, Kevin McCarthy, Helena Kallianiotes, Norman Alden
Votes: 768
19. A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1969)
G | 86 min | Animation, Comedy, Drama
Charlie Brown makes his way to the national spelling bee finals.
Director: Bill Melendez | Stars: Peter Robbins, Pamelyn Ferdin, Glenn Gilger, Andy Pforsich
Votes: 3,341
20. Tree of Knowledge (1981)
101 min | Drama
As a group of Danish children pass into adolescence, gradually the most popular girl becomes an outcast, for trivial reasons that she never understands.
Director: Nils Malmros | Stars: Eva Gram Schjoldager, Jan Johansen, Line Arlien-Søborg, Marian Wendelbo
Votes: 1,056
21. Young Hearts (1995– )
30 min | Comedy, Drama, Family
Rede Globo's long-running series depicts the lives of a group of teenagers/young adults in the midst of love, ambition, deception, depression, family and relationship issues.
Stars: Gustavo Goulart, Alexandre Frota, Luiza Mariani, Cláudio Heinrich
Votes: 355
22. Kiss and Cry (2017)
95 min | Biography, Drama, Music | Post-production
A romantic drama based on the story of Carley Allison, a promising 18 year old figure skater and singer who made medical history in her fight against a rare 1 in 3.5 billion type of melanoma.
Director: Sean Cisterna | Stars: Sarah Fisher, Sergio Di Zio, Luke Bilyk, Julia Tomasone
23. Lafangey Parindey (2010)
126 min | Crime, Drama, Romance
Nandu a fighter helps Pinky blind girl in fulfilling her dream but will she ever know that the reason of losing her eyesight was Nandu?
Director: Pradeep Sarkar | Stars: Neil Nitin Mukesh, Deepika Padukone, Vijay Adhav, Manish Chaudhary
Votes: 1,520
24. Alles was zählt (2006– )
25 min | Drama, Romance
Steinkamp Sports and Wellness is the family business of the Steinkamps located in the German city Essen, North Rhine-Westphalia. This scenery is the center for people starting firms, careers and private relations on a bumpy road.
Stars: Silvan-Pierre Leirich, Tatjana Clasing, André Dietz, Jörg Rohde
Votes: 284
25. Schizo (1976)
R | 109 min | Drama, Horror, Mystery
A recently-married woman who has been labeled as mentally unstable, begins to suspect that someone close to her is the culprit in a sudden string of murders.
Director: Pete Walker | Stars: Lynne Frederick, John Leyton, Stephanie Beacham, John Fraser
Votes: 668
26. Hawaa Hawaai (2014)
120 min | Drama, Family, Sport
Arjun dreams of skating. Can Arjun follow his dream and be a champion?
Director: Amole Gupte | Stars: Makrand Deshpande, Partho A. Gupte, Devraya Gole, Neha Joshi
Votes: 1,317
27. Patthar Ke Phool (1991)
Police Inspector Vijay Verma have an only son, Suraj who meet and fall in love with Kiran Khanna the only daughter of businessman, Balraj who in reality is a drug-lord and gangster, a fact ... See full summary »
Director: Anant Balani | Stars: Salman Khan, Raveena Tandon, Kiran Kumar, Manohar Singh
Votes: 499
28. Don't Be Afraid (2011)
90 min | Drama
Silvia used to be a cheerful little girl until something happened when she was 8 years old. Nobody could understand the sudden change in her behavior. Now that she's 25, Silvia wants to settle scores with her traumatic past.
Director: Montxo Armendáriz | Stars: Lluís Homar, Belén Rueda, Núria Gago, Cristina Plazas
Votes: 540
29. Come, Embrace Me (1973)
148 min | Action, Drama, Romance
Preeti lives a wealthy lifestyle in Bombay along with her widower dad, Heerachand, and is a medical student. While on a trip to Simla, she meets and falls in love with a Casanova, Prem, and... See full summary »
Director: Manmohan Desai | Stars: Shashi Kapoor, Sharmila Tagore, Shatrughan Sinha, Om Prakash
Votes: 200
30. Ice Angel (2000 TV Movie)
Comedy, Drama, Family
A popular hockey player and an ice skater die on the same day. The soul of the skater goes to heaven but the hockey player is reborn in the body of the ice skater.
Director: George Erschbamer | Stars: Nicholle Tom, Tara Lipinski, Nancy Kerrigan, Gwynyth Walsh
Votes: 422
31. Super Mario Galaxy (2007 Video Game)
E | Action, Adventure, Family
When Princess Peach is abducted as part of Bowser's galaxy creation scheme, stalwart plumber Mario must leap to her rescue, with the help of new celestial friends and powers.
Director: Yoshiaki Koizumi | Stars: Charles Martinet, Kenny James, Samantha Kelly, Mercedes Rose
Votes: 2,035
32. Mission to Moscow (1943)
Approved | 124 min | Drama, History, War
Ambassador Joseph Davies is sent by FDR to Russia to learn about the Soviet system and returns to America as an advocate of Stalinism.
Director: Michael Curtiz | Stars: Walter Huston, Ann Harding, Oskar Homolka, George Tobias
Votes: 667
33. A Promise Kept: The Oksana Baiul Story (1994 TV Movie)
89 min | Biography, Drama, Sport
Based on the life of the Olympic figure skater.
Director: Charles Jarrott | Stars: Miguel Ferrer, Sonja Lanzener, Susanna Thompson, Leeza Vinnichenko
Votes: 160
34. On Edge (2001)
PG-13 | 93 min | Comedy, Romance, Sport
Wendy, Veda, and J.C. are part of Southern California's thriving figure skating community - the bottom part. Luckily this is America, the land of opportunity, where a dream in your heart ... See full summary »
Director: Karl Slovin | Stars: Jason Alexander, Tai Babilonia, Andrew Bilgore, Jennifer Birchfield-Eick
Votes: 220
35. Monsters vs. Aliens (2009 Video Game)
E10+ | Animation, Action, Adventure
Director: Margaret Tang | Stars: Reese Witherspoon, Seth Rogen, Will Arnett, Rainn Wilson
Votes: 259
36. Veer! (2012)
Not Rated | 87 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
Jesse Sorensen ruled Florida as a pro skateboarder for over a decade. He had it all - a lucrative skateboarding contract, girls, fame and an extravagant lifestyle. Now six years later, past... See full summary »
Director: Patrick Barry | Stars: Jesse Gay, Erin Cline, James Nguyen, Corsica Wilson
Votes: 60
37. Aladdin on Ice (1995 TV Movie)
Comedy, Family, Fantasy
A retelling of the Disney film, Aladdin (1992). This was staged on ice, and featured songs and clips from the animated film.
Director: Steve Binder | Stars: Kurt Browning, Kristi Yamaguchi, Erick Avari, Jonathan Freeman
Votes: 94
38. Survival of Dana (1979 TV Movie)
96 min | Crime, Drama
High school transfer student Dana moves to the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles after her North Dakota parents get divorced.
Director: Jack Starrett | Stars: Melissa Sue Anderson, Robert Carradine, Marion Ross, Talia Balsam
Votes: 37
39. My Lucky Star (1938)
83 min | Comedy, Musical, Romance
The son (Romero) of a department store owner enrolls the store's sports clerk (Henie) at a university to use her as an advertisement for their fashion department. She falls for a teacher (... See full summary »
Director: Roy Del Ruth | Stars: Sonja Henie, Richard Greene, Joan Davis, Cesar Romero
Votes: 104
40. It's a Pleasure (1945)
90 min | Comedy, Musical
Don Martin is a star hockey player with the Wildcats until he is barred from Hockey for hitting a referee. Through the actions of Chris, Don is able to get a job with Buzz Fletcher's ... See full summary »
Director: William A. Seiter | Stars: Sonja Henie, Michael O'Shea, Marie McDonald, Bill Johnson
Votes: 128
41. I Met Him in Paris (1937)
Approved | 86 min | Comedy, Romance
Kay Denham, romanced in Paris by friends Gene and George, can't figure out why George disapproves of Gene.
Director: Wesley Ruggles | Stars: Claudette Colbert, Melvyn Douglas, Robert Young, Lee Bowman
Votes: 226
42. Happy Landing (1938)
102 min | Comedy, Musical, Sport
Bandleader (Romero and manager (Ameche) discover skater (Henie) in Norway. They become rivals as she returns with them to America.
Director: Roy Del Ruth | Stars: Sonja Henie, Don Ameche, Jean Hersholt, Ethel Merman
Votes: 86
43. Die Eisprinzessin (1996 TV Movie)
60 min | Fantasy, Music
This is another variation of the Cinderella story: the bright and beautiful Ella lives in the household of a lord since her mother died. She's unhappy because the lord's daughters treat her... See full summary »
Director: Danny Huston | Stars: Katarina Witt, Christopher Barker, Vernon Dobtcheff, Daniela Amavia
Votes: 46
44. The Countess of Monte Cristo (1948)
77 min | Comedy, Romance
This musical tells the tales of two movie extras who abscond to an expensive resort with their costumes and pretend to be aristocrats. Included in the film are ice skating numbers and songs.
Director: Frederick De Cordova | Stars: Sonja Henie, Olga San Juan, Dorothy Hart, Michael Kirby
Votes: 58
45. Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games (2013 Video Game)
The Nintendo and Sega characters travel to Sochi, Russia to compete in the 2014 Winter Olympics.
Director: Hiroshi Miyamoto | Stars: Toru Asakawa, Laura Bailey, Troy Baker, Nate Bihldorff
Votes: 36
46. Beauty and the Beast: A Concert on Ice (1996 TV Special)
60 min | Family, Fantasy, Music
A retelling of the Disney film, Beauty and the Beast (1991), on ice. This also included live singers from the Broadway stage show, and clips of the animated film.
Director: Steve Binder | Stars: Ekaterina Gordeeva, Victor Petrenko, Scott Hamilton, Lloyd Eisler
Votes: 30
47. Brother (2015)
8 min | Short, Drama
Director: Lucy Adams | Stars: Elisabeth Janku, Martin Louzecký, Jindrich Zampa
Votes: 5
48. The Roller Girls (1978)
30 min | Comedy
A short lived comedy about female members of a roller derby team.
Stars: Terry Kiser, Rhonda Bates, Candy Ann Brown, Joanna Cassidy
Votes: 6
49. On Thin Ice: The Tai Babilonia Story (1990 TV Movie)
95 min | Biography, Drama, Family
The true story of Olympic champion figure skater Tai Babilonia, her rise to fame and her fall from grace.
Director: Zale Dalen | Stars: Rachael Crawford, Charlie Stratton, Denise Nicholas, Chuck Shamata
Votes: 45
50. The Circle (1970)
111 min | Drama
A look at the urban society of the seventies. The story of Marta a young and pretty girl, who leaves her husband to search for her true identity. She doesn't quite know what she wants, but ... See full summary »
Director: António da Cunha Telles | Stars: Maria Cabral, Miguel Franco, Ruy de Carvalho, Mário Jacques
Votes: 64


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Assume these are private dwellings. Again, very jealous but understand how difficult it must be here in the winter.
An idyllic place well captured. I would just stock up with essentials when the bad weather comes and just sit looking out the back window. What a view!
Bella Composizione! Carla, like
My idea of heaven, come wind, rain, snow (the more the better), gale, oh, and sun. Almost forgot the latter!
Photo taken in Coniston, Cumbria, UK


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For those courageous enough to brave the St. Patrick's Day bar/festival scene, here are some spots where the Guiness and Jameson will surely be a-flowin'.
Atlantic Station 12 p.m. ShamRock the Station. Atlantic Station is teaming up with Meehan's Public House for their first full-on St. Patrick's Day party. Starting at noon, families can enjoy Irish dancing, games, face painting, balloon art and bagpipers. Live music will begin at 5 p.m., and the night will end with a fireworks display. Premium and craft beer stations with popular drinking games will be open all day. $10. Details
Buckhead Saloon 12 p.m. St. Patrick's Day Festival. March Madness kickoff, free entry before 4 p.m., drink specials, and Irish food such as corned beef and cabbage, Irish stew, and bangers and mash. $10-15. Details
East Point Corner Tavern and Edgewood Corner Tavern 2 p.m. Karaoke O'Palooza. Two of the Corner Tavern locations will be celebrating St. Paddy's Day with Irish karaoke. Irish food and beer specials will be available. Free. Details
Fadó Irish Pub 7 a.m-3 a.m. St. Patrick's Day Celebration. Fadó will open at 7 a.m., and rugby fans can watch non-stop live action including Ireland vs. England in the final match of the RBS 6 Nations Rugby tournament. At noon, the Buckhead pub will open its doors to the street festival that includes beer tents, bagpipers and Irish dancers along with live music throughout the day and night. $10-15. Details
Limerick Junction Irish Pub 11 a.m. St. Patrick's Day Celebration and Block Party. The bar will be celebrating St. Patrick's Day as well as their 25th anniversary. A block party behind the pub will begin at 2 p.m. The party will include live music, traditional Irish food, and Irish beers. Free. Details
Max Lager's 12 p.m. IMOS Cask Tapping. The St. Patrick's Day Parade begins in front of Max Lager's doorsteps, and the bar is celebrating with specialty beers. At noon they will be tapping three casks (including the 2011 Great American Beer Festival ® Bronze medal IMOS (Imperial Mocha Oatmeal Stout), IMOS infused with Dark Roast Coffee, and IMOS infused with cacao nibs from Ghana). Irish cocktails and food will also be available. Free. Details
Park Tavern 2 p.m. Lepre*Con 2012. Park Tavern will have live bands, multiple DJs, Irish Car Bombs, and beer galore on St. Patty's Day. Rowdy party games and other shenanigans will be going on throughout the day. $10. Details
Tavern 99 3 p.m.-2 a.m. Feeling Lucky? At Tavern 99. The bar will be featuring its regular menu, along with Irish specials. March Madness basketball will be playing on 20 tvs, and five live bands will perform. All ticket holders will get a drink on the house. $20. Details
West Midtown Corner Tavern 2 p.m. Everybody's Irish Celebration. Celebrate the holiday right with lunch and dinner specials as well as drink prices you cannot ignore. $4 Guinness $4 Jameson $5 Irish Ales: Goslings, Ginger Beer and Limes $6 Irish Car Bombs. There will be free giveaways throughout the evening. Free. Details
If you can't settle on just one bar, you can also check out one of the many pub crawls that will be going down. The 2nd Green Mile St. Paddy's Pub Crawl will hit up Deadwood Saloon, Flip Flops, Front Page News, Sutra Lounge, Ri Ra, and CosmoLava. The St. Patrick's Day Irish Bar Bus Tour is stopping by Tavern 99, Meehan's-Vinings, Meehan's-Sandy Springs, Pub 71, and Limerick Junction. The Luck of the Irish Kegs & Eggs Pub Crawl will cover Virginia-Highlands bars like Neighbor's Pub, Hand in Hand, Dark Horse Tavern, Diesel, and Atkins Park.
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Check Out History With Harry!
Dear Youngziners,
Youngzine, as we had written earlier, is in the midst of a major transformation this summer into a wonderfully engaging, new site!
While you wait for the big reveal, please enjoy a taste of some fun, new content that will be debuting on the new site in September...
Welcome to the world of 'History with Harry'! Dive into the past with fantastic tales of a boy and his time travelling dog, as our shared history is explored in an exciting new way!
We would love to hear what you think of this new way of presenting history through current events. Part 1 is up this week, and the remaining two parts will follow in the next two weeks. Add your questions and comments to the article and Andrew Gabriel - the author of the series, would be happy to respond.
About Andrew:
Andrew Gabriel was born and raised in New Jersey. He holds a great love for reading and writing, and is a columnist, and amateur historian, who enjoys teaching kids about our past. He is also the author of the book "A Diary of Hope: The Story of an American Prisoner of War".
Youngzine Team
Watch Out For A New Youngzine!
Dear Youngziners,
We have some exciting news to share. In the Fall of 2016, we will be launching a newly redesigned Youngzine website!
The new website will look very different from what you see today - this is because we are coming up with a design that can work well on tablets and smartphones as well. We know many of you browse Youngzine on these devices and many teachers have iPads and Chromebooks in classrooms as well. So it was time for us to "change with the times"!
What happened to my UWrites?
We have been working towards this new website for the past year after raising a little money. We are a very small team and could only focus on articles each week and website upgrade activities.This is the reason you have not seen new UWrites. We have received your UWrites over the last year, and are reviewing them. We will send emails to all our readers whose articles have been approved.
To prepare for the launch, we will be taking a break this summer from our popular 'Young Editor' program. In fact, this is the last week for new articles. For the rest of summer, we will be showcasing articles written by our summer editors over the past few years.
We look forward to sharing the new website with you. Have a wonderful summer!
Youngzine Team
Our First "Letters To The Editor"
Dear Youngziners,
We are happy to publish our first "Letters To The Editor" that we received recently from a young reader.
We encourage our young readers to send us letters on any topics that are dear to their heart. The letters are an opportunity to talk about issues affecting your peers and children around the world. It should not carry a political or religious message, or anything that inflammes other's sentiments. Instead, it should be positive and uplifting.
We need POSITIVITY in our world today, and you are our future!
Youngzine Team
If Everyone Pitched In...
It is hard to believe that we are marking the fifth anniversary at Youngzine this Fall!
From just under 100 readers initially, we have now grown to tens of thousands all around the world, by sheer word-of-mouth. Youngzine has also been endorsed by Common Sense Media, the ALA (American Library Association) and AASL (American Association of School Librarians), as well as by the US Department's Kids.Gov.
We need your help to deliver on a few critical website upgrades next year, as well as to continue providing engaging, unbiased and ad-free content for our young readers.
Every penny we raise goes entirely into creating the Youngzine experience. As parents of young children ourselves, we know how important online safety is for you, and you can count on us.
Have a wonderful holiday season with your families and loved ones!
- Youngzine Team
Our HUGE Thanks to our donors:
Youngzine is a tax-exempt 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization (Tax ID Number: 90-0850890). Your gift is tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Youngzine And Crack The Books
Dear Youngziners,
We are back after summer with our first Fall issue this week. We have some exciting news to share, which I will do so over the next two blogs.
This week, we would like to introduce Youngzine's partnership with Crack The Books. Crack The Books will feature news articles from Youngzine on their iPad app, designed especially for young readers.
Crack The Books™ are a series of highly interactive digital books for the iPad. Easily adjustable reading levels and built-in tests allow parents to customize books to match their child's reading abilities. Children can explore different forest biomes on a 3D interactive globe, experience deep-sea creatures up close in a submersible they control, adjust animal populations in an interactive food web, and much, much more.
Each book contains hundreds of state-of-the-art interactive features to not only help kids better understand the content, but also find joy in reading and learning. With multiple books covering earth sciences and many social studies books on the way, Crack The Books will help your child learn about the world around them, while becoming a more engaged, confident reader.
You can visit Crack The Books to learn more and start a free trial of their most popular book, Pines to Vines, today!
Check the same space next week for more exciting news!
Youngzine Team
Meet Our 2015 Young Editors!
Dear Youngziners,
We are pleased to announce our team of Young Editors for 2015! You will see their first set of articles this week.
As we had written here, being part of the Editorial team gives budding writers an opportunity to learn about topics of global interest, do the appropriate background research and understand different sides of an issue, before explaining it to other young readers.
This year, two of our seniormost writers (Rachel and Radhika) will be driving the Young Editor program and mentoring writers. Of course, we will be overseeing and guiding them as well.
So without furher ado, lets meet...
Ananke from California
Hi everyone! I'm Ananke, an incoming 10th grader in the Bay Area of California. I am obsessed with birds and nature in general. I absolutely love birdwatching, gardening, and raising animals.
Last year, as a member of FFA (Future Farmers of America) I raised three chickens. Sadly, I had to sell them at the end of the school year, but it was still an amazing experience overall. I am very concerned about animal welfare and am also very interested in the idea of an eco-friendly, self sustainable community. Apart from being a nature lover, I enjoy playing violin, playing clarinet (for my school marching band), reading, playing badminton, painting, and obsessing over chickens :) I am really excited to join the Young Editor Program for my second time.
For anyone who is interested, I have a blog on my chickens. The link is: 3Lilchickens.blogspot.com. Enjoy!
Akila from New Jersey
Hi! My name is Akila and I live in the Garden State of New Jersey. I am 14 years old and I will be going to 9th grade in September. I love to read and play the piano and violin. I also play basketball and golf. I am a First Degree Black Belt in Taekwondo. Though I do not watch much TV, I get my share of fun and news from Youngzine. I love making friends and interacting with them. I am excited to continue writing articles as a Young Editor this year.
Arjun from California
I live in Bay Area, California and will be a Junior in the Fall. I have been an avid Youngzine member for a long time and have written numerous articles as Young Editor, as well as several UWrites. I am very passionate about music and have been learning South Indian Classical Music. I also sing modern pop, and am part of a show choir in my school. I enjoy playing tennis and am an ardent fan of Roger Federer. My other interests are reading books, science research and playing video games.
Joey from Washington
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Hey Everyone! My name is Rachel. I am 17 and will be a Senior in the fall at my city's newest high school, Centennial. Although I live in what many of my friends think is a boring part of the country, I love Las Cruces New Mexico, although one of my dreams is to travel to Europe. I am passionate about reading, history, and teaching. Someday, I hope to be an elementary school teacher. I am a member of 4-H and I am the president of my club, The City Slickers. As you already know, I LOVE to write and since I'm also fascinated with current events, being a Young Editor is something I look forward to when summer rolls around. I hope you enjoy my articles and feel free to leave comments or questions so I know what you think of them!
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Back After Labor Day Weekend!
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We will be back with our weekly issue after the Labor day weekend. We have also received several UWrites from many of you just before and during summer. We will review them and you will be hearing from us over the next couple of weeks.
For those of you who may have missed seeing Youngzine over summer, we had a fabulous team of Young Editors write for us on a fascinating range of topics. Click on these links and you will see all article authored after July 1st written by our Summer Editors.
And who were these Young Editors? We had introduced them in the summer in our Blog HERE. We will be rotating their articles on the home page during the course of this school year.
To all our young readers in the US, have a wonderful Labor Day weekend.
We will be back soon!
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Introducing 2014 Summer Editors
Dear Youngziners,
Over the last few weeks, you may have noticed articles authored by different Editors.
As we had written here, being part of the Editorial team gives budding writers an opportunity to learn about topics of global interest, do the appropriate background research and understand different sides of an issue, before explaining it to other young readers.
We are excited to introduce our 2014 Summer Editorial team!
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Hey Everyone! My name is Rachel. I am 16 and will be a Junior in the fall at my city's newest high school, Centennial. Although I live in what many of my friends think is a boring part of the country, I love Las Cruces New Mexico, although one of my dreams is to travel to Europe. I am passionate about reading, history, and teaching. Someday, I hope to be an elementary school teacher. I am a member of 4-H and I am the president of my club, The City Slickers. As you already know, I LOVE to write and since I'm also fascinated with current events, being a Young Editor is something I look forward to when summer rolls around. I hope you enjoy my articles and feel free to leave comments or questions so I know what you think of them!


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The University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus, has many facilities. The University has many sports. Such as: soccer, tennis, basketball, simming, among others. Also, has a cheerleading team. Likewise, a dance crew, among others clubs. For other hand, the students are always supporting and putting the name of the "IUPI" around the word, with happiness and pride.
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The University of Puerto Rico have many oportunities for a good study process. For other hand, have different free elective programs to be relax during a semester. Is a good University.
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I know. Really I feel your pain. Here's what I do: I choose one day a week to make juice and then I freeze it. I pour it all in mason jars and load my freezer up. When I know I'm going to want to make a smoothie soon, I defrost a jar in the fridge for a couple of days and then it's all ready for my upcoming smoothies. I catch up on my podcasts while I juice. And when the kids are in an especially foul mood, I pretend I'm on my own little island of tranquility and run the juicer just a
hour or two bit longer to drown them all out. I can't hear you…
Now that you have your hard-won carrot juice and nut milk in place you are ready to begin!
"Orange Not Orange" Smoothie:
8 ounces Carrot Juice
8 ounces Cashew Chai Milk
1 large frozen Banana
1/4- 1/2 inch piece of Ginger
1 TB Maca powder (We like a lot of maca in this house. I use 1-2 TB a day for 3 week intervals to help with hormones and it REALLY works!! If you are new to maca or not having hormone issues….lower that dose. 1-2 teaspoons is fine.)
Blend it, baby!!!
What do you think?
We like things spicy around here. If the spice is not working for you, substitute the chai milk for a plain milk or coconut water (Kris uses coconut water, but adds cashew nuts to her smoothie). Also remove the extra ginger.
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Rebus: Capital Crimes: Dead Souls, Set in Darkness, The Falls (Paperback)Ian Rankin
Paperback Published: 20/12/2004
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Three bestselling Rebus stories in one great value volume. DEAD SOULS - A call from an old friend brings back memories and more than a little guilt for DI John Rebus. An old schoolfriend's son has gone missing, the ghost of Jack Morton is inhabiting Rebus' dreams, a part-time poisoner is terrorising the local zoo and a freed paedophile rouses the vigilantes. SET IN DARKNESS - Two unusual incidents in one day seem unconnected, until a third body - that of a prospective member of the Scottish Parliament - is found at Queensbury House. Inspector Rebus investigates, and uncovers old secrets that suggest Scotland's second attempt at devolution will be just as dirty. THE FALLS - A student has gone missing in Edinburgh - completely out of character. There's almost nothing to go on but Detective Inspector John Rebus gets an unmistakable gut feeling that there's more to this than just another runaway high on unaccustomed freedom. Two leads emerge: a carved wooden doll in a toy coffin, found in the student's home village, and an Internet role-playing game. The ancient and the modern, brought together by uncomfortable circumstance ...
Publisher: Orion Publishing Co
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