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Jim Valvano's speech from 1993. It's 20 years old now. Still amazing. No matter what it is you are doing. Don't give. Don't ever give up.
A few notes:
– He explains why his speech will be the way it is, no cue cards;
– Breaks things up in segments, first with three things you should do every day. You should laugh, you should think and you should cry;
– Next another list of three, where you started, where you and where you're going to be;
– Next he tells a humorous story about Vince Lombardi firing up his team with a speech about focusing on three things, your family, your religion and the Green Bay Packers;
– He establishes himself as human with a humorous anecdote;
– He recaps the advice, and ends with a memorable call to action. Don't give up. Don't ever give up.


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Please Begin Memorizing This Insane James Franco Monologue From Spring Breakers
"All this sheeyit. Look at my sheeyit!"
What do you get when you mix together an MTV Cribs episode, a pinch of Jay Gatsby's shirt-slinging, a soupçon of Alec Baldwin's tour de force scene from Glengarry Glen Ross, and more than a healthy helping of Riff Raff in East Brazilia? Coat the product of that unholy recipe in some fluorescent frosting and you'll end up with James Franco's insane "Look at my sheeyit!" monologue in the new babes-in-bikinis crime flick Spring Breakers, which we have transcribed faithfully below in a demonstration of our civic duty to you, the reader. The scene comes around the halfway point of the movie (and is excerpted in this clip), when Franco's vainglorious rapper-criminal character Alien takes Vanessa Hudgens and her barely dressed girlfriends on a tour of his trashy Florida compound, which is decked out with … well, just read on and memorize every phonetically spelled word, okay? This is poetry. We're all lucky to be alive in 2013.
"This is the fuckin' American dream. This is my fuckin' dream, y'all!
All this sheeyit! Look at my sheeyit!
I got … I got SHORTS! Every fuckin' color.
I got designer T-shirts!
I got gold bullets. Motherfuckin' VAM-pires.
I got Scarface. On repeat. SCARFACE ON REPEAT. Constant, y'all!
I got Escape! Calvin Klein Escape! Mix it up with Calvin Klein Be. Smell nice? I SMELL NICE!
That ain't a fuckin' bed; that's a fuckin' art piece. My fuckin' spaceship! U.S.S. Enterprise on this shit. I go to different planets on this motherfucker! Me and my fuckin' Franklins here, we take off. TAKE OFF!
Look at my shit. Look at my shit! I got my blue Kool-Aid.
I got my fuckin' NUN-CHUCKS.
I got shurikens; I got different flavors.
I got them sais. Look at that shit, I got sais. I got blades!
Look at my sheeyit! This ain't nuttin', I got ROOMS of this shit!
I got my dark tannin' oil … lay out by the pool, put on my dark tanning oil …
I got machine guns … Look at this, look at this motherfucker here! Look at this motherfucker! Huh? A fucking army up in this shit!"

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Apr 14,2009
Fashion tips for moms and daughters
by Sharon Mosley
Memo to baby boomer moms everywhere — who says you can't look just as stylish as your daughter?
Yes, we've all heard the moans and groans from our daughters as we step out the door — "You're not really going to wear that out, are you?" Sounds vaguely familiar, doesn't it? It wasn't all that long ago that our mothers were asking us the same thing.
The pantsuit and the skirt-and-sweater look on this mom and daughter stand the test of time. Mother and daughter could steal each other's outfits and accessories, allowing for fit. Photo courtesy of "Steal This Style" by Sherrie Mathieson.
But when we hit middle age, we can easily get "off track" when it comes to our wardrobes, says Sherrie Mathieson, a style consultant and former costume designer whose book, "Steal This Style: Moms and Daughters Swap Wardrobe Secrets" (Clarkson Potter; $22.95), is set for release April 14.
"A lot of us are confused, and as a result are either stuck in the past or have simply given up and wear what's easy, which is not necessarily what's most flattering," admits Mathieson, a boomer herself, who warns against settling for "instant old" outfits. "You know the ones," she says: "dowdy, boxy, voluminous jackets, pull-on pants, gaudy floral blouses, gauze broomstick skirts and faux ethnic jewelry." Yes, we know the culprits, don't we?
Matheison knows it can become trickier as women get older to choose clothes that are modern and yet age appropriate. But she does think that women over 50 can take some cues from the younger generation and still dress with flair. In her latest book, the stylist assembled 20 sets of real moms and daughters (and a few grandmothers, too) from a variety of backgrounds, body types and ages ranging from 21 to 86. "Steal This Style" is filled with youthful remedies for common fashion mishaps — from moms who try too hard by wearing an abundance of prints, mismatched styles, and overly revealing attire to moms who don't try hard enough, sporting frumpy, oversized and outdated clothes.
"The message we send should not be in the form of a red and black knit suit, pink and gray velour sweats or a snowman sweater vest," she says. "Let's banish the word 'senior,' and the looks that conjure the word, from our vocabulary and our closets."
Matheison's style philosophy is about bridging timeless, core pieces with items and accessories that are "in" right now. "I call it the 'art of the mix,'" she says.
Her suggestions include pairing a classic long-sleeve white blouse with a very-dark, denim, knee-length straight skirt. Then accessorize with a thin black patent belt "low-slung" at the waistline, black patent ballet flats and black opaque tights. Fling a fuchsia or soft nude pink classic cashmere cardigan upon your shoulders, and wear the outfit with a large slouchy faux or real snakeskin bag in neutral tones. Finish off with a chunky silver chain bracelet stacked with a large masculine silver watch, and large silver hoop earrings.
Matheison also feels combining "analogous" colors provides a modern way to dress. For example, she says a tomato-red pencil skirt paired with a bright orange blouse, a chunky cantaloupe beaded necklace, and gold slides makes a winning combination and a bold style statement. Or combining white jeans and white T-shirt with a bone-colored V-neck cardigan and neutral snakeskin accessories presents a classic and streamlined look.
The style guru warns against shopping at stores that specifically cater to boomers. "I have always loved J.Crew, and I also find good things at Ann Taylor and Banana Republic," she says. "All women, and ladies who need larger sizes, should seek sales at better department stores and designer shops where there are good opportunities to get real value."
What are the most common wardrobe mistakes we make as we age? Here are Matheison's top five boomer blunders:
— Keeping the same clothes year after year without reassessment.
— Not observing good fit and what's hip and modern.
— Trying so hard to look young — they end up looking inappropriate.
— Not building a core wardrobe of ageless and classically oriented styles.
— Not identifying or investing in quality items and accessories that they could wear forever.
And what does Mathieson suggest daughters steal from their moms' closets?
— Vintage clothing and accessories.
— Classic accessories like the Chanel quilted bag with chain/leather strap; great shawls and scarves; or a necklace of quality pearls.
— Classic clothes that bridge generations like safari jackets, tunic tops, simple cashmere sweaters or trench coats.
— Trendy, stylish clothing and accessories that are beyond their budgets!
Sharon Mosley is a former fashion editor of the Arkansas Gazette in Little Rock and executive director of the Fashion Editors and Reporters Association.
Copyright 2009 Creators Syndicate Inc.


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Tony Parker scored 25 of his 32 points in a sizzling first half, Tim Duncan added 23 points and 10 rebounds and the San Antonio Spurs quieted the hot-shooting Golden State Warriors in a 102-92 victory Friday night to take a 2-1 lead in the Western Conference semifinals.
Kawhi Leonard finished with 15 points and nine rebounds, and Parker added five assists and five boards to help the Spurs wrestle back home-court advantage from the Warriors after withstanding a brief fourth-quarter rally.
San Antonio outshot Golden State 50.6 to 39.3 percent and curbed streaky shooters Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson for the first time in the series.
Thompson scored 17 points on 7-of-20 shooting, while Curry had 16 points on 5 of 17 from the floor.
Game 4 in the best-of-seven series is Sunday in Oakland.


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Priceline To Debut New Ad in Sunday's Pre-Game: Big Bang's Kaley Cuoco Schools William Shatner in the Art of Negotiating
Priceline picks advertising's traditional showcase day to unveil the latest spot in its 2013 campaign
Jan 31, 2013, 10:43 EST
NORWALK, Conn., Jan. 31, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Kaley Cuoco, star of CBS's "The Big Bang Theory," will join William Shatner in a new priceline.com (Nasdaq: PCLN) ad that will be unveiled during Sunday's pregame show. The ad is the second in a series of spots in which Cuoco plays the daughter of the "Negotiator" character. As the campaign progresses, she shows her hyper-aggressive father how priceline.com's no-bid Express Deals(sm) hotel reservation service is the lighter touch and highly effective way to score deals on quality hotel rooms.
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"Sunday's commercials are all about star-studded spots and new looks for brands," said priceline.com's Chief Marketing Officer Brett Keller. "This is the perfect platform to showcase two highly successful celebrities within the same ad. It's not something you see every day."
In the new ad (available online now at http://youtu.be/_Y5YI6b6SUc), Cuoco firmly establishes herself as the new, gentler, force to be reckoned with when it comes to saving travelers money on hotel rooms. On her first mission, despite urgings from Shatner to overpower their mark with some heavy-handed tactics ("Use the stun gun! Get the grappling hook!"), Cuoco instead introduces him to Express Deals, a priceline.com service where customers don't have to bid and can get quality hotel rooms with guaranteed amenities like a pool, gym or restaurant at savings of up to 45% over published rates.
Express Deals is priceline.com's newest and most family-friendly hotel reservation service that can save up to 45% without bidding on a room. With Express Deals, customers choose the city, neighborhood and star-level hotel they want, and can see all of a hotel's amenities (pool, on-site restaurant, gym) and, in some cases, they can even specify the type of bedding they want (two queens, one king, etc.). Express Deals listings also show satisfaction scores from guests who have stayed at the hotel. Room rates are pre-discounted up to 45% over published rates. After making their reservation, customers are provided with the name of the hotel and their complete itinerary. Customers who are looking to save even more – up to 60% - can still bid on a room using priceline.com's Name Your Own Price® hotel service, or they can choose from the more than 201,000 hotels available on priceline.com's global published-price hotel service.
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Booking.com is the number one online hotel reservation service in the world, offering over 260,000 hotels (as of January 1, 2013), and is available in 41 languages. More recent hotel counts are available on the Booking.com website. Priceline.com gives leisure travelers multiple ways to save on their airline tickets, hotel rooms, rental cars, vacation packages and cruises. In addition to getting compelling published prices, travelers can take advantage of priceline.com's famous Name Your Own Price® service, which can deliver the lowest prices available, or the recently added Express DealsSM, where travelers can take advantage of hotel discounts without bidding.
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DM Pro is top merchandiser
Dominion Meadows Golf Professional Andy Hite has been named the top merchandiser (public course category) in the Inland Empire PGA section. Hite, an Inland Empire PGA member since 1992, is in his 12th season as PGA professional in Colville and at Dominion Meadows. The honor is accorded annually by a vote of Inland Empire PGA professionals. Hite says he thoroughly enjoys the retail sales aspect of the golf business. His Just Rip It pro shop at Dominion Meadows is annually one of the best stocked anywhere in the region. "I enjoy it," Hite says as he regrips clubs for a DM golfer. "I come from a grocery store background, so I'm not afraid to sell things." Hite admits that it can be tricky buying for a small market—or for any market, for that matter. "You have to buy right and sell right and you have to take care of your people," he says. "And it helps to have a rapport with your (equipment) reps. I've got a couple of reps in particular that take care of me…that enables me to take away a little of the risk." The personable Hite knows the business, his equipment reps and local golfers. "I am grateful for a real loyal customer base," Hite adds. "My people really support me and I have good relationships with my reps. "When it comes to buying golf clubs, I want my customers to be comfortable (with their purchases). I think it's important that you let them make their own choices…that can mean getting out on the course or the range and testing the equipment first."


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One week after being hired as the Rolling Meadows girls basketball coach last May, Ryan Kirkorsky met with his new players in a classroom after school.
He handed out a survey with one of the questions asking each player's goals for the upcoming season.
Moments after the meeting ended, an anxious Kirkorsky looked over the responses.
"The majority of the kids' said there top goal was to go downstate," he said.
Considering that had not happened at the District 214 school since the state tournament began in 1977, you could say that was thinking awfully big.
Meadows got its biggest win in school history on Monday night in Skokie.
The Mustangs became the school's first girls basketball team to advance to the state finals with a convincing 54-31 triumph over Evanston at the Niles West supersectional in Evanston.
Using a balanced scoring attack by Jenny Vliet (14 points, 10 rebounds), Alexis Glasgow (12 points, 4 rebounds, 2 steals), Jackie Kemph (11 points, 6 assists) and Ashley Montanez (8 points, 7 rebounds), the Mustangs (29-3) lived up to their state ranking in Class 4A and will face will face Huntley (26-6) in Friday's semifinal at Illinois State's Redbird Arena.
"This is amazing," Vliet said. "We've been talking about this since second grade. It's so awesome to see all the work pay off."
"It feels great to be the first girls basketball team to do this at Meadows," said junior guard Sami Kay, one of five underclassmen who start for the Mustangs. "This was our No. 1 goal. It feels good to be able to check it off. We knew they (Evanston) were going to pressure us. So it wasn't a shock to us. We were prepared for it."
While opposing teams prepare to face one of the state's most explosive offensive teams, it was Meadows' defense that made the difference on Monday.
"Absolutely our best of the season," Kirkorsky said. "Our kids followed the game plan beautifully. One of the things people have said about us is that we like to score but we don't play much defense.
"But the kids bought into our game plan and it was our defensive rebounding that won the game for us."
After Sierra Clayborn's 3-pointer gave Evanston a 3-0 lead, Meadows ran off 10 straight points, including 3-pointers by Glasgow and Kemph.
Ashley Montanez' layup gave Meadows a 17-12 lead early in the second quarter before Dashae Shumate hooked in a shot in the lane to close the deficit to 17-14.
After 2 free throws by Kemph, Shumate hit a 15-foot pull up jumper to narrow the deficit to 19-16 with 4:02 left in the half.
But that's as close as the Wildkits (27-4) got.
The Mustangs' defense kicked in and did not allow the Central Suburban North champs another basket until Erin Boothe hit a 12-footer in the lane with 2:25 left in the third quarter.
Meadows' 17-2 run which lasted 10:23 was capped by Vliet's rebound layup giving the Mid-Suburban East champs a 36-18 lead.
Evanston never got closer than 13.
Kemph had her share of drives to the basket and once again took advantage of adjacent open players.
"And we had her (Kemph) at the front of our full-court pressure defense," Kirkorsky said. "To see everything she does for us on the floor, I couldn't ask for anything more. To me, she is the best point guard in the state."
Evanston 6-foot-2 senior Alecia Cooley has been one of the top posts in the area. She and teammate Sierra Clayborn both had 8 points.
"I thought Ashley did a great job on Cooley and Jenny a great job on Shumate," Kirkorsky said.
The Mustangs never let up on defense and allowed only 1 field goal -- a 3-pointer by Seara Clayborn -- in the fourth quarter in addition to 3 free throws.
The 3-pointer got Evanston to within 41-28 but Meadows closed with a 13-1 run including a stretch of 4 straight free throws by Glasgow.
"Alexis (Glasgow) had some big free throws down the stretch," Kirkorsky said of his sharpshooting guard, who recently committed to Northwestern.
"I don't believe it," Glasgow said of the trip downstate. "This is everything we have worked for all season."
Kirkorsky gave credit to all the work of those before he became the head coach.
"I really want to credit those people," said Kirkorsky, who spent the prior four seasons as the head coach at Elk Grove. "Because they really laid the groundwork for what has happened this season.
"I don't think it's hit me yet. We'll celebrate (Monday night). And it's the greatest feeling in the world to get back to practice and play another game."


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Pomade & Beard Oil Set
Tame any wild hair with this duo of hair care essentials. The pomade is made for a high hold and low shine; and the beard oil is a moisturizing grooming aid that's aimed at making those beard hairs a heck of a lot more manageable. Both are crafted with organic and all-natural ingredients to treat your hair right. You'll receive one of each in this set, one beard oil and one pomade.
Choose your favorite beard oil scent from:
The Merchant (1 oz.)
A spicy citrus blend inspired by those seafaring gentleman with exotic tastes.
Ingredients: Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil, Vitamin E Oil, Grapefruit Oil, Cinnamon Bark Oil, Wild Orange Oil and Lemon Oil.
The Craftsman (1 oz.)
A deep woodsy scent, with dark evergreen notes.
Ingredients: Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil, Vitamin E Oil, Cedarwood Oil, Arborvitae Oil, Melaleuca Oil and Rosemary Oil.
The Artisan (1 oz.)
A crisp and refreshing fragrance, with zingy lemongrass and fresh eucalyptus and mint.
Ingredients: Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil, Eucalyptus Oil, Peppermint Oil, Vitamin E Oil, Melaleuca Oil and Lemongrass Oil.
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This beard oil's unscented, for all of the softening and moisturizing benefits without the fragrance.
Ingredients: Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil and Vitamin E Oil.
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An outdoorsy scent, with hints of fir, cypress and juniper berry.
Ingredients: Almond Oil, White Fir Oil, Cypress Oil, Jojoba Oil, Melaleuca Oil, Vitamin E Oil and Juniper Berry Oil
Pomade Ingredients (4 oz.)
Ingredients: Lanolin Wax, Shea Butter, Beeswax, Peppermint Oil


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GONZALES — A Gonzales Police Department internal investigation uncovered no wrongdoing stemming from a Dec. 18 police chase that left two people dead in Iberville Parish.
Police Chief Sherman Jackson said in a two-paragraph written statement that he had reviewed all of the reports and audio recordings available from the chase, which started at the Tanger Outlet Center on La. 30 in Gonzales, and found that no policies or procedures were broken during the chase.
"Based on the findings, I have determined that no Gonzales Police Department policy was violated by any officer involved in this incident," Jackson said in the statement issued Wednesday.
The chase started when two shoplifting suspects, Kevdrinka T. Williams, 25, of Baton Rouge, and Tremaine R. Wickem, 20, of New Orleans, fled the Tanger parking lot after previously being detained by a Gonzales police officer.
Williams drove a 2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser west on La. 30, leading the pursuing Gonzales officer on an approximately 12-minute high-speed chase that exceeded 90 mph, according to 911 dispatch audio recordings.
Despite being warned on multiple occasions by his commanding officer to end the chase if it became too dangerous, the officer continued pursuit into Iberville Parish and St. Gabriel.
When Williams attempted to pass vehicles on the shoulder just east of the La. 74 intersection, she lost control of her car and collided head-on with a Toyota Tundra driven by Warren Porta III, 34, of Gonzales.
Williams and Wickem died on impact, while both Porta and his passenger, Bradley Nolan, 48, of Geismar, sustained moderate injuries in the collision. Porta and Nolan were wearing seat belts, and law enforcement officials said they were lucky the collision wasn't a four-fatality wreck.
Jackson later acknowledged that he was considering possible changes in the way the Gonzales Police Department would handle such pursuits in the future.
The department has a pursuit policy that was rewritten about a year ago, Jackson said, but he's looking at making some tweaks to the policy.
After that review is finished and approved by the city attorney, Jackson said, the new policy would be implemented.
He declined to release any specific changes at this time.
"There will be some changes," he said in a phone interview Thursday. "There's no 100 percent safe ... pursuit policy, but we are paying attention to things. ... We're going to look out for the safety of innocent people more, so we'll see how it works."


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Actor Chace Crawford is single again after splitting from his girlfriend.
The Gossip Girl star has been dating model Rachelle Goulding since early last year (13), but Crawford has now confirmed the romance is over.
During an appearance on The Kyle and Jackie O Show on Australian radio station KIIS 1065 on Wednesday (16Jul14), Crawford was asked whether he is still dating "that Canadian model... the hot chick," and he replied, "Ah, no. I'm not. I'm not... It's totally good. It's totally good. You have fun."
When pressed about the breakup, the star blamed the split on moving from New York to Los Angeles, explaining, "I actually moved out of New York, I live in L.A. now," and he is embracing single life as he settles into California, adding, "I am travelling too much right now (for a relationship). I am just trying to move in and I have a couple of independent films (I am working on) right now."


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When Leon Carter won the first of his four Nova Scotia amateur golf championships on a windy, hard-baked Hartlen Point track, he was asked just how challenging it had been.
"I'm a member at Dundee," he said. "Not much is tough compared to that."
Carter was right that day in 2000, and he still is. Dundee is known for its rigour (as one of my playing partners said after we finished there, "not a level stance on the course"), but is by no means the only place where you need to bring your A game.
The Links at Brunello is above-average difficult for any average golfer, and I once played in a scramble at Granite Springs with a guy who bought 18 balls in the pro shop before his round, then got a dozen more at the turn.
In an effort to identify the 18 toughest holes in Nova Scotia, we canvassed golf course employees across the province, staff and customers at Golf Central and the people we play with. One caveat: we chose one first hole, one second hole, and so on. As soon as we started talking about this idea, there was instant debate about whether Northumberland Links or Clare had the toughest No. 5, and which par three second hole — Digby's or Brightwood's — was most likely to result in a double bogey.
Agree with the results? Strenuously disagree? Weigh in below.
Hole No. 1
1. Amherst Golf Club — From the club: "#1, also the #1 handicap hole, is a 568 yard double dog-leg par 5 which plays to a very narrow fairway with trees on both sides. It's aptly named Eye-Opener. The conservative player hits an iron off the tee. A long drive to the left will find a steep embankment and to the right are trees, tall grass and bushes. The fairway opens up after the second shot and plays down a slight incline to a bunkered green. The green has three tiers and if you are left or long, you have to chip back up the hill to get on the green.
2. LePortage Golf Club — "It's a good thing the view on the second hole is nice, almost makes you forget the first hole," says one nomination.
Also receiving votes: Bluenose Golf Club, Highlands Links Golf Course
Hole No. 2
1. Digby Pines Golf Resort — If you can accurately hit a high, softly landing draw to a small target with a mid-iron, this hole isn't that scary. But short is wet, long is on a steep bank of thick rough, and double is common.
2. Abercrombie Country Club — "If you are lucky enough to have (an approach) into the slanted three-level green, you will have to challenge a large pond and another small but deep trap in front," a member says.
Also receiving votes: Sherwood Golf and Country Club, Brightwood Golf and Country Club
Hole No. 3
1. The Links at Brunello — From the white tees, 572 yards, so a three-shot hole for anyone, especially considering the elevated green that adds a club or two to the approach. From the tee, the landing area is as narrow as it looks, and firm, with woods left and a marsh left. The second shot requires navigating traps on both sides of the fairway and a deep, massive bunker guards the front of a huge, undulating green. A brute of a par 5.
2. Berwick Heights Golf Course — "From the right, where most tee shots end up, you have a blind shot over a bunker with trees and a hazard to the right. Most people bail out to the left on the hill, leaving a very difficult chip shot. Those that hit the green find it difficult to stay on because of the slope," says club president Dan Keddy.
Also receiving votes: Oakfield Golf and Country Club
Hole No. 4
A golfer holes out on the 4th hole green at the Old Ashburn golf course in Halifax.
(TIM KROCHAK / Staff)
1. Old Ashburn — "It's a very long 395 uphill, and the fairway slants so you don't get a good roll, it's almost always into the wind and it's got the toughest green on the course. Other than that, it's a walk in the park," says a 40-year Ashburn member who's a 10 handicapper. "I haven't parred it this year."
2. The Links at Brunello — "The toughest hole to make par on in the province," one regular says.
Also receiving votes: Northumberland Links, Truro Golf and Country Club, Highlands Links Golf Course, River Oaks Golf Club
Hole No. 5
1. Northumberland Links — Named the Grim Reaper to acknowledge the 18th century cemetery adjacent to the fairway, and also because this par 5 is where promising rounds go to die. A creek runs the length of the right side, there are woods left and large mounds guard the front of a sloped green that is typically Northumberland hard.
2. Clare Golf and Country Club — Formerly a par 5, and now the "toughest par 4 I ever played," a member says of this uphill hole, with OB all the way up the left hand side, and a tee shot over water to a side hill stance for the approach to a long, narrow sloped green. "The cards says the hole plays 430 yards, but I think it's 455."
Also receiving votes: The Lakes Golf Club, Brightwood
Hole No. 6
Ian Morrison hits a shot on the Par 5 sixth hole at the Glen Arbour Golf Course in Hammonds Plains on Tuesday afternoon. (RYAN TAPLIN / Staff)
1. Glen Arbour Golf Course — A former member describes the longest and hardest hole at Glen Arbour like this: "A bit of a dog leg right off the tee. Even if you hit a good drive you now are on a downhill lie, and must hit a long shot across a creek with scrub on both sides, (before an approach) up hill to a horseshoe-shaped green."
2. The Links at Penn Hills — Hard to choose a target area from the tee on this par 4 that has a creek crossing the fairway diagonally right where a good drive would come to rest. "A bad hole, but very tough," says one writer.
Also receiving votes: Digby, The Lakes, Cabot Links
Hole No. 7
1. Highlands Links — The runaway winner, getting more votes than any other hole in Nova Scotia. Sample comments:
"If you are on the wrong side of the green, two putts will be almost impossible."
"Bunkers all around as you approach the green. I have brought my bucket and shovel to each and every one of them."
"If you par this hole, you have had five outstanding shots."
"Not only does it take three remarkable shots to get on the green, but the green itself is tremendously tough. I play it as a par 6 and hope."
2. Parrsboro Golf Club — How's this 209-yard par 3 sound? "Apple tree on right front of green surface means you can be on the green and still have an unplayable lie. Over the green slightly lands you in an (orchard) if you are lucky enough to stay in bounds. Slope of green, once you are actually on the green, makes putting no bargain, and three putts are common. Wind blows strongly off the Bay of Fundy constantly with the changing tides."
Also receiving votes: Avon Valley Golf and Country Club
Hole No. 8
1. Avon Valley Golf and Country Club — Commonly heard on the tee here: "I don't have this club." The 200 yard shot is both downhill and to an elevated green at the same time, with a mucky pond left and a slope right that funnels errant shots under a tree. At first glance, this hole doesn't look that hard, but it is.
2. River Hills Golf and Country Club — If you hit a big enough drive on this 395-yard par 4, you might get to the crest of the hill and have a view down to a tiny green.
Also receiving votes: Cabot Links, Le Portage
Hole No. 9
1. New Ashburn — No problem here. Just bomb a drive straight down the middle about 290, crush a hybrid straight down the middle a couple of hundred more yards, then hit a nice soft wedge to a spot on the two-tier lightning quick green where you can lag one up to tap-in range.
2. Brightwood — The big trench in front of the tilted green comes after a drive that first has to elude thick and wide branches on both sides of the fairway, and a lengthy approach shot.
Also receiving votes: Bluenose
Hole No. 10
1. Glen Lovat — Downhill and not that long at 413 yards, this quirky par 4 gets its teeth from four ponds, including two in front of the green, to go with a pair of bunkers.
2. Chester Golf Club — If you can land a three-wood or hybrid approach on an elevated green and make it stop quickly, this hole gets much easier.
Also receiving votes: Cabot Cliffs
Hole No. 11
1. Chester Golf Club — A visually confusing target area off the tee, along with soft earth and thick rough in front of an elevated green, combine to make par elusive here.
2. Mountain Golf Club — A long par 5 with a fairway starts wide and inviting. But a water hazard crosses the entire fairway where most players like to lay up. That leaves a long approach to a green protected by trees and a ravine.
Also receiving votes: Dundee, Brightwood, Oakfield, Paragon, Hartlen Point Forces Golf Club, Highlands Links
Hole No. 12
A view over the 12th green with the 18th hole and the Gulf of St. Lawrence in the background. (Contributed)
1. Cabot Cliffs — "Maybe the toughest par 3 in the province," says a golfer who makes annual pilgrimage. Any par 3 where you're hitting driver off the tee is obviously difficult.
2. The Lakes — A par four into the prevailing wind with an uphill approach to a small, narrow green.
Also receiving votes: Digby Pines, Osprey Ridge Golf Club
Hole No. 13
Golfers play the 13th hole at the Fox Hollow Golf Club on Tuesday afternoon. (RYAN TAPLIN / Staff)
1. Fox Hollow Golf Club — If you're above this severely tilted green, you'll be very pleased with bogey. Or, as one member says, "you're done." To get there, a righthander has the ball below his feet for an approach shot with a wood or hybrid. It's 420 yards, usually into the wind, and there's water.
2. Brightwood — The hole's configuration keeps golfers on adjacent #14 alert for errant shots, and the second shot is a blind one to a shallow green.
Also receiving votes: Clare, Bell Bay, Eden
Hole No. 14
1. Cabot Cliffs — The only golf course that appears twice on this list, appropriate since it was recently named the best course in Canada. Another par 3, most notable for the large rock hump that sits surrounded by bunkers. The rock was discovered while earth moving for the hole was done, and designers decided to leave it there.
2. Hartlen Point Forces Golf Club — Long, and almost always into the wind off the ocean, with a water hazard the length of the hole on the left and a small green that's tough to hit in regulation.
Also receiving votes: Penn Hills
Hole No. 15
The 15th hole at Hartlen Point Golf Course is arguably one of the windiest in the province. (ERIC WYNNE Staff)
1. Hartlen Point Forces Golf Club — A member says "I've seen full drivers and pitching wedges find the green. It's a bit windy. The entire left side is out of bounds and it happily accepts hooks, especially those accentuated by a headwind.
2. New Ashburn — One Ashburn member used to get home from a round to have his father ask him not what he shot, but what he had on 15. At 410 yards from the whites, a lot tougher on the course than it looks on the scorecard.
Also receiving votes: Brookfield, Amherst
Hole No. 16
1. Ken-Wo — Greenwood and Northumberland also have exceedingly tough 16s, but most voters favoured the par 4 at Ken-Wo. A huge bank guarding the green makes par nearly impossible if you don't have a big sweeping draw in your arsenal.
2. Northumberland Links — An ugly hazard in front of the green that swallows long approach shots makes double bogey common. The view of the water and P.E.I. eases the pain.
Also receiving votes: Cabot Cliffs
Hole No. 17
1. Paragon Golf and Country Club — Just average in length, 159 from the whites and 181 from the blues, but three strategically placed pot bunkers mean tee shots have to fly all the way to the green. The flag on this kidney-shaped green is often tucked behind the bunkers, and on the other side a ridge funnels balls off the carpet.
2. Bell Bay Golf Club — "A tremendous test of nerve," reads one submission about this par 3. "All that stands between tee and green is a chasm. The hole grabs your attention, because short, left or right are quickly eaten up by Mother Nature."
Also receiving votes: Glen Arbour, Glen Lovat Golf Club
Hole No. 18
A golfer hits a tee shot from the forward tees on the Par 4 18th hole at Oakfield Golf & Country Club on Tuesday afternoon. (RYAN TAPLIN / Staff)
1. Oakfield Golf and Country Club — After one of the longer walks in the province, golfers often arrive at 18 fatigued, but there's no respite. Describing "this beast" of a hole, one of the club's best players says "It's tough, but fair. There's nothing quirky about it. Hit a good drive, and a good second, and you have a fair chance. Hit a poor shot, and you will certainly be penalized."
2. Seaview Golf and Country Club — Hopefully your swing is grooved by this point in your round, because there is little margin for error off the tee in either direction.
Also receiving votes: Amherst, New Ashburn


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To mark Brain Awareness Week (March 11-17), the Western New York Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association is offering a number of classes geared toward outlining the differences between forgetfulness and dementia, and recognizing when loss of memory may be an indication of more serious cognitive problems.
"Every single day, we answer calls about issues just like this," explains chapter Executive Director Leilani Pelletier. "It is the most common question we are asked, which is why we reach out to the public to educate them, and to help whenever and wherever we can."
Classes will be offered in each of the eight counties served by the chapter: Erie, Niagara, Genesee, Orleans, Wyoming, Allegany, Chautauqua, and Cattaraugus.
"These classes are open to everyone, and will include basic information on the warning signs of dementia and ways you can improve your memory," said chapter Education and Training Director Meghan Fadel. "We're also very excited about a special presentation by renowned U.B. Assistant Professor Dr. Kinga Szigeti, who will talk about local research studies that are focused on memory disorders."
For more information and to register for the classes, call 800-272-3900.
In Niagara County, "The Basics - Memory Loss, Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease," the basic information one needs to know about memory loss issues, will be offered at 10 a.m. Friday, March 15, in Niagara Falls Memorial Center auditorium, 621 10th St., Niagara Falls.
This free program will address issues such as: "What is age-related memory loss?" and "What is the difference between dementia and Alzheimer's disease?"
A special appearance by Szigeti to discuss local research studies will be at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 21, at the Alzheimer's Association Office, 2805 Wehrle Drive, Suite 6, Williamsville.
The Alzheimer's Association staffs a free helpline that is available 24/7 to answer questions about dementia, caregiving, and various other education and support services at 800-272-3900. Information can also be found online at http://www.alz.org/wny.


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19 y 20 de octubre, 2017 - 19:00 h
Nelly Richard. Master lecture
The Artisticity of Art: Edges, Framing and Context
The Museo Reina Sofía master lectures, which mark the start of the Study Centre's academic activity every year, set out to explore the different approaches and methodologies which have stretched art history in recent times. These lectures, which came into being in 2010, have been conducted by eminent art historians and theorists such as Linda Nochlin, T. J. Clark, Hans Belting, Simón Marchán and Benjamin Buchloh.


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By David White
The arrival of summer means the arrival of wedding season. For many couples, the walk down the aisle is less daunting than planning the reception.
Big or small? What's the budget? Who gets invited? Will your family be offended if your crazy uncle is asked to stay home?
With so many decisions, it's no wonder that most couples ask their caterer to select the wines. Beware of such a move. While some caterers have great portfolios, most are guilty of outrageous markups on pedestrian wines.
Fortunately, selecting the perfect wines for your wedding doesn't have to be stressful or expensive. Here are five simple tips.
1. Bring Your Own Wine.
Many venues will let you bring your own wine and only charge a "corkage fee" for service and stemware. If this is an option, go for it. Carting in your own wine can save lots of money.
Earlier this year, two friends whose caterer wanted to charge $25 per bottle asked me for help. We inquired about corkage, and learned that the caterers' fee was just $8 per bottle. So we visited one of my favorite wine shops and selected four different wines that averaged out to about $9 each. By skipping the caterer's wines, my friends saved nearly $1,000.
If corkage isn't an option, don't be afraid to negotiate. Many caterers have wiggle room in their wine prices.
2. Skip the Champagne.
Under European Union trade laws, wine can only be sold as "Champagne" if it comes from the Champagne region of France and is made in the "traditional method," which is a very expensive process.
While real Champagne is a treat, it's quite expensive — even "budget" options cost upwards of $35 per bottle. Fortunately, there are plenty of affordable sparkling wines from regions outside Champagne.
Consider Cava, a delightful sparker from Spain that's produced just like Champagne, but using native Spanish grapes. Prosecco, a sparkling wine from Italy that tends to be a bit sweeter, is another option. Many top Cavas and Proseccos can be purchased for around $10 each.
After all, no one is going to ask if they're drinking "real" Champagne while toasting the bride and groom.
3. Avoid the familiar.
Napa Valley makes some exceptional Cabernet Sauvignon. But it's nearly impossible to find a decent bottle for less than $25. Sonoma County's Russian River Valley produces some lovely Chardonnay, but most cost $20 or more.
Fortunately, the world is awash in affordable, great-tasting wine. Finding such wines is as easy as opening up your palate to unheralded regions.
4. Remember the crowd.
While values are found outside the wine world's more popular regions, there's no sense in terrifying your guests. So avoid esoteric grape varieties and choose wines with wide appeal.
Washington State Merlot, for example, is always a great value. Other regions for affordable reds include Chile, France's Côtes du Rhône, and Italy's Chianti. For whites, it's hard to go wrong with a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc or South African Chenin Blanc.
A rough rule of thumb? Stick to wines with easy-to-pronounce names. Guests won't be afraid of them.
5. Taste!
Most couples consider multiple venues for their reception before deciding where to celebrate. Selecting your wines might not be as important, but the process is typically more fun.
If you're looking for one white and one red, try to sample at least five or six of each before making your decision. Serve everything blind, pouring the wines from paper bags to mask their prices and where they're from. Hopefully, you'll be pleasantly surprised and learn the least expensive option is your favorite.
Your wedding is a celebration — not a wine tasting. So stick to these five money-saving and stress-reducing tips and have fun.
David White, a wine writer, is the founder and editor of Terroirist.com. His columns are housed at Wines.com, the fastest growing wine portal on the Internet.
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Jessica Ann Jones and Brandon David Goggia were married Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011 in a morning ceremony at the Latter Day Saints Temple in Laie, Hawaii.
The bride is the daughter of Darren and Becky Jones of Soldotna. She is a 2010 graduate of Skyview High School currently attending Kenai Peninsula College studying Elementary Education. She also works as a hostess at Froso's, as well as a nanny.
The groom is the son of David and Mary Goggia of Kenai. He is a 2008 graduate of Kenai Central High School, served a two-year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Portugal and is currently attending Kenai Peninsula College working towards a degree in Business. He is employed by Fed Ex.
A reception for the couple was held at the LDS Church in Soldotna.
The couple honeymooned in Hawaii. The make their home in Soldotna.


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Best in East and West: Kapiʻolani and Leeward CC fine-dining restaurantsUniversity of Hawaiʻi
Director of Marketing and Communications, Office of the VP for Community Colleges
Kathleen Cabral, (808) 455-0524
Director of Marketing & Communications, Leeward Community College
Kapiʻolani and Leeward Community Colleges' fine-dining restaurants were recognized by the Honolulu Star-Advertiser's dining and food writers with a special ʻIlima Award, the "Rising Stars Perpetual Award" for consecutive years of outstanding student-run restaurants.
Kapiʻolani's Ka ʻIkena Lauaʻe and Leeward's The Pearl restaurants were praised by the food writers for a superb dining experience with highly sophisticated menus and low prices.
"We're delighted to be able to share the efforts of our culinary students with the public through our restaurant and thrilled to be recognized with an 'Ilima Award," said Frank Haas, dean of hospitality, business and legal education at Kapi'olani CC. "The multiple awards for the community college system bodes well for the future of culinary arts in the state."
According to Leeward Chancellor Manny Cabral, "The Pearl" was the first UH campus restaurant to receive an ʻIlima Award in 2011-2012 and continues to receive accolades now for three years in a row for its sophisticated and quality luncheon menu offerings.
"I am so incredibly proud of the students, faculty and staff of our Culinary Arts Program," said Chancellor Manny Cabral. "It's wonderful to have their efforts in striving for culinary excellence acknowledged in this significant way."
The Pearl restaurant at Leeward Community College is one of the few options in fine dining available on the west side of Oʻahu. The restaurant is open for lunch only Wednesdays through Fridays. The menu changes every two weeks. The Pearl is offering a special Thanksgiving Buffet on Nov. 20, 21, 22 and a Special Events Dinner (five-course dinner with wine pairings) on Nov. 15, 2013. Call 455-0475 for reservations, or visit www.leeward.hawaii.edu/thepearl.
Located on the east side of Oʻahu at Kapiʻolani Community College, the Ka ʻIkena Lauaʻe restaurant offers a continental menu for lunch that changes weekly, and an Asian influenced dinner. The dinner is a four-course prix-fixe at $28 to $32, starting Nov. 6, 2013. For reservations, call 734-9499 until 4:30 p.m., 734-9488 from 4:30 to 8 p.m. or visit the website at culinary.kapiolani.hawaii.edu.


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The European recession, which continues to steepen, has already caused the ECB's Mario Draghi to promise to purchase unlimited quantities of bonds with duration of 1-3 years on the secondary market. Mr. Draghi plans to "sterilize" these purchases by auctioning one-week term deposits to banks. But there are two problems with this form of sterilization. The first is there is no guarantee that private banks will hand over all of their newly printed money back to the ECB. Instead, they may choose to make loans to the private sector and receive a higher return, causing a rapid increase in money supply growth. In fact, recent term deposits have yielded just 0.01% and the ECB has stopped paying interest on excess reserves, so there just isn't much incentive to park a tremendous amount of cash at the ECB. And the second problem is that offering a one-week term deposit only removes money from the private banking system for seven days. It is not the same as selling a long-term bond to the bank. Therefore, the sterilization done by the ECB will only be temporary at best.
Turning to the U.S., last Friday's unemployment report left little doubts that the chronically sub-par employment condition is getting even worse. Not only were there only 96k net new jobs created but nearly one third of those jobs were in the food service sector. The all-important goods producing sector continues to operate on life support and actually managed to shed 16k jobs; despite the belief that we are in fourth year of recover. But the most disturbing part of the report was that 368k Americans became so despondent looking for employment that they gave up and left the work force; sending the labor force participation rate to 63.5%, the lowest level since 1981.
Therefore, the Federal Reserve under Ben Bernanke will make no such pretension towards sterilization. He simply wants banks to lend in spades and for the money supply to grow substantially. The Fed will most likely announce on September 13th a program to purchase a fixed dollar amount of Treasuries and Mortgage Backed Securities until the unemployment rate falls below 7%. He may also lower the interest paid on excess reserves.
However, the only problem with ECB and Fed money printing is that it has been tried for the last five years and hasn't worked. The unemployment rate in the U.S. has been above 8% for 43 consecutive months and EU (17) unemployment, now reaching 11.2%, continues to set Euro-era records with each new release.
In truth, a central bank has only one tool; and that is to systematically erode the confidence of holding the currency by increasing its supply. The ECB launched its plans for further money printing last Thursday and the Fed will officially announce their plans to launch QE III this coming Thursday. But these are just counterfeiting cruises to nowhere.
Central bank interventions are the reason why the desperately needed deleveraging process was cut short. They have acted as enablers for their governments to run up massive debts. They have brought about these never-ending recessions. They have caused energy and food prices to soar. They have eroded the incentive to save and invest and caused productivity rates to crumble. And they are the primary culprit behind faltering global growth.
No central bank has ever been able to restore solvency or create prosperity for any country. All they have ever served to accomplish is to wipe out the currency and middle class. These new central bank interventions are unprecedented in nature and will have a dramatic affect on your investments and the global economy.
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• Apple's Siri: the 'best smartphone ever' is the Nokia Lumia 900. Wait, what? – Ask Siri which is the "best smartphone ever", and the answer won't be an iPhone 4S.
• Apple accuses Samsung of purposefully destroying evidence – Apple files a motion in its case against Samsung saying the latter destroyed evidence Apple was entitled to see.
• USPS To Stop Delivering iPads And Kindles To Troops And Overseas Consumers On May 16 – The Postal Service will no longer ship devices with lithium batteries overseas.
• Dropbox fixes app rejection issue, complies with Apple's rules
• Three-quarters of smartphone owners use location-based services – Given how many apps use location, I'm surprised it's that low.
• Verizon Refuses to Identify Alleged BitTorrent Pirates – Wiley & Sons wants to know who's pirating the "For Dummies" books, but Verizon's resisting.
Updated 8:33 a.m.
• AT&T Drunk Dials the FCC – This is just wonderful. Read it out loud, dramatically and with feeling, for best results. And be sure to click on the CUPCAKES link.
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• 7-Inch iPad with Retina Display Coming in October Priced at $200-$250? – Another day, another smaller-iPad rumor.
• iOS 6: Apple drops Google Maps, debuts in-house 'Maps' with incredible 3D mode – A source tells 9to5Mac that Apple's dropping Google Maps from iOS in favor of its own mapping product. It includes an impressive 3D feature, if the screenshots in this item are accurate.
• Introducing the New Bing: Spend Less Time Searching, More Time Doing – Microsoft more deeply integrates Facebook into its Bing search engine, aimed at competing with Google's Search Plus Your World. Also Going Social, but Not Creepy, in the New Bing and Head-To-Head: Bing's Social Search Vs. Google's Search Plus Your World
• Microsoft to bring full Internet Explorer browsing to Xbox 360 with Kinect controls – You will be able to control the browser with your voice and gestures in IE9 on the Xbox. Also Microsoft's Sneaky Success: The Xbox Is the Most Popular Video Player in the U.S.
• Google, Twitter quizzed on Facebook-Instagram: source – It's not clear what the Federal Trade Commission is investigating, but it generally looks into large acquisitions.
• Facebook's IPO already oversubscribed: source but Facebook IPO Said to Meet Weaker-Than-Expected Investor Demand – Reuters and Bloomberg have completely different takes on Facebook's pending IPO.
• Facebook Rolls Out File-Sharing for All Groups [EXCLUSIVE] – Groups will have the ability to share files between members, making the feature competitive with Dropbox.
• Pay To "Highlight" Your Facebook Status Updates To More Friends – A Reckless New Ads Test – Will people pay $2 to put their status updates into higher positions in their friends' feeds?
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• OMG, is Amazon going to kill tech blogs too? – Amazon is reportedly planning to launch a tech blog to compete with sites like The Verge and Gizmodo. It would feature "unbiased" reviews that link back to products on Amazon's site.
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Anyway, at this one site, the users sporadically went for GC services to a hub DC instead of one of their two local ones.
We checked all the usual suspects, including:
- Was the client in a subnet that was inadvertently mapped to the wrong site, overlapped other mappings or not mapped at all in Active Directory Sites and Services? (That's the most common answer.)
- Had an over-zealous admin hacked the registry and hardcoded the closest GC setting? Microsoftt KB 319206
- Were over-zealous network admins blocking ports again? (GC services answer on ports 3268 and for secure LDAP, 3269)
So I asked the site to do a network trace from a client the next time they had an issue when they opened Outlook. Bingo. You gotta love traces.
Looking at the trace, it took all of one minute to find the problem. Another minute to fix it.
I filtered the trace looking for DNS queries and the first query I saw a DNS query for LDAP. The query was sent to the local DC.
Good so far.
Except that it returned information about the two local DC/GCs plus the remote DC/GC. hmmm
I opened DNS and drilled down to _tcp.Sitename._sites.gc._msdcs.parent.domain for the site having the issues. Sure enough, there was an _ldap record registered for the remote DC there. That's why, when clients asked for LDAP servers in the site, they had a 1 in 3 change of getting that remote DC.
So I deleted the _ldap._tcp.Sitename._sites.gc._msdcs.parent.domain record from DNS so the remote DC/GC would no longer be offered as a good alternative.
Why did the remote DC/GC get in there in the first place?
We have speculated that it's due to auto-site-coverage and that on 6/6/11 (the date when the remote DC created its _ldap record in that zone) the two DC/GCs in that specific site were having network issues or down or otherwise unable to cover their site. So the remote DC/GC stepped up to the plate and registered to cover the site since there were no other DC/GCs to cover it.
Please note that this is probably not a common issue, but it does happen. It's happened maybe 3 or 4 times to us in about 10 years.
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Johanna was 17 when doctors told her she had suffered premature ovarian failure.
It affects about 1 in 100 women before the age of 40, and 5 in 100 women before the age of 45.
The "normal" age for menopause is debatable, but most doctors consider menopause to be early if a woman's periods stop before she is 45.
Johanna, a teacher from Clitheroe in Lancashire, had one period when she was 13, "and that was it," she says.
"I went back to the doctors a few times. They said it was normal for things to settle into some sort of pattern. I had the mood swings and hot flushes, but I put that down to puberty and being a moody teenager, rather than the menopause. I started having a series of blood tests at 16 and, when I was 17, I was diagnosed.
"I had two great aunts and neither of them were able to have children, so I wondered whether it might be the same thing."
The causes of POF are described as primary or secondary.
Primary POF is when a woman's ovaries stop working. It's usually not possible to explain why this happens, but the reasons can include:
Secondary POF can be due to cancer treatments such as radiotherapy or chemotherapy. The risk of POF depends on the type of treatment given and the patient's age.
Girls who haven't reached puberty can tolerate stronger treatment than older women without losing their fertility. It might be possible to remove eggs for storage before treatment.
Other causes of secondary POF include surgical menopause, which is an operation to remove both ovaries, or having a hysterectomy, which is surgery to remove the womb.
Infections, such as tuberculosis and mumps, can also cause POF, though this is rare. Other infections linked to POF include malaria and chickenpox.
Women who have an early menopause have an increased risk of osteoporosis, due to reduced oestrogen levels. Because of this, most doctors recommend HRT until a woman reaches the normal age of natural menopause (which is around 52).
Though she isn't on HRT, Johanna has been on the pill since her diagnosis. "It was ironic really, given that it is a contraceptive, but it balanced my oestrogen levels and I still take it now. I was also on calcium tablets."
However, the calcium hasn't been sufficient to protect Johanna's bones, which were affected from an early age. "I had various scans at 21. When the results came back, they revealed my hip bone was the same as that of a 65-year-old woman," she says.
"I've got very osteoporotic bones, but it hasn't affected me a great deal. I haven't had any fractures, but I have to be careful."
Women who experience an early menopause before they've been able to have children may find it hard to deal with.
Although they can have children, it involves undergoing IVF using eggs donated by another woman.
The reality of having gone through the menopause didn't really hit Johanna initially. "At 17, you're not really thinking about having children. I didn't think a huge amount about it until I was getting to the end of university and the reality of my infertility sunk in. I became really quite depressed and was on medication for a few years."
Johanna's outlook now varies. "I can feel quite philosophical and I can think, 'What's happened, happened'. But sometimes it hits me very hard, especially as a lot of my friends are having children or have had children. I try to cope with it by spoiling my godchildren rotten."
Counselling or support groups may be helpful if you have had or are experiencing POF. Counselling is a charity dedicated to POF, and runs self-help groups for women.
"The Daisy Network is a huge source of support," says Johanna. "It's not something that people tend to talk about much, but it really helps to know that there are other people out there who have gone through the same sort of thing.
"They have regular support meetings and a quarterly newsletter, which is informative and always has news of the latest research, which makes me think there's hope. There's also a telephone network, which I haven't used that much, but I know it's always there."


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