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Whenever a patient of mine comes in with heel pain, bunion pain, etc, the first thing I ask them is if they do foot exercises. Most of the times, they just give me a blank start, laugh, or ask me if I am serious. The truth is I am serious about my patients taking time out of their day to do these exercises. You can do these exercises anywhere, they do not need to be done at a gym and they do not need any fancy equipment.
Did you know that there are 26 bones in the foot, 33 joints and over 100 muscles, tendons and ligaments. So it is important that everyone does foot exercises especially runners since they put so much pressure on their feet.
As you can see from the picture above, of the bottom of the foot, that there is a lot going on. It is important that all those muscles and ligaments stay strong not only to protect the bones of the foot but to protect the whole body.
I found this video from Runner's World on you tube, they are simple exercises that anyone can do to help strengthen their foot. The only exercise that I do not agree with in the video is the Achilles tendon stretch. For this stretch I do not believe in lowering the heel below the step. I feel that puts to much weight on the Achilles tendon, and can lead to tears. I do tell my patients when they do it, not to put all their weight on their achilles.

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Could not have asked for a more beautiful day,
Trees, flowers, streams, green grass, and stones were my way,
Feeling the warmth of the sunshine of rays.
In this place that focused on the natural environment, I surely want to stay,
With my two boys by my side, I can forever play and put our time together on delay…
On this fine day in this sweet month of May.
I am most grateful…thank you, thank you as this day comes to an end, this is what I pray.
Hope every one had a beautiful day and have a much lovely, soothing night!
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Today was a beautiful day, simply by choosing a way, I choose to be outside and watch my toddler play. Surrounding us all day were butterflies, while the soft blue skies matched my child's fun-filled eyes as he runs through the grass. The warm air felt refreshing on my skin, as I schwinn through the wind with my little mini-twin. Have to Love Mother Nature at its finest. <3 Dianne Furphy
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Two senior leaders of the Haqqani terrorist network were killed in an airstrike in southeastern Paktia province of Afghanistan.
The Ministry of Interior (MoI) said the two top Haqqani network leaders were killed in the vicinity of Orgun district earlier today.
A statement by MoI said the two leaders of the terrorist network identified as Abdul Azizi and Ghalchakai were targeted in Shikhan area of Orgun around 5:30 am local time.
The Ministry of Defense of Afghanistan also confirmed that an airstrike was carried out in Orgun and at least five Haqqani network members were killed.
The anti-government armed militant groups including the Haqqani network and Taliban have not commented regarding the report so far.
The airstrike was apparently carried out nearly a hour before a group of suicide bombers launched a coordinated attack on a headquarters of the police forces in this province.
Haqqani network was formed in the late 1970s by Jalaluddin Haqqani. The group is allied with al-Qaida and the Afghan Taliban and cooperates with other terrorist organizations in the region.
The US Department of State designated the HQN as a Foreign Terrorist Organization on September 7, 2012.
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Richard Skarzynski tells everyone that he has the best job at The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital – and he doesn't get paid to do it. "It is so rewarding to see the faces of patients as they leave and the wonderful congeniality of the staff that never misses the opportunity to say, 'Thank you for choosing Cone Health.'" Skarzynski works at patient discharge and is one of 275 volunteers at Moses Cone Hospital. And the hospital is looking for more.
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"Our volunteers sit with patients, greet visitors, show people the way to rooms and the cafeteria, deliver flowers, and even play piano for visitors. People are always surprised at how many different ways they can touch the lives of the people we care for and their families," adds Bessey.
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Episode 73: Live with Gary K. Wolfe and Alastair Reynolds
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At the recent World Science Fiction Convention held in Reno, Nevada we sat down with Alastair Reynolds to discuss his new novel Blue Remembered Earth and other things. As always, we hope you enjoy the podcast!
Arthur C. Clarke, Jane Jacobs and Alistair Reynolds. It's my favorite podcast ever.
Now I want to go re-read Clarke. I think he holds up much better than generally suspected, characters and all. (I've always loved his prose, so I don't know what people go on about there.)


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November 18, 2010 08:30 ET
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Nov. 18, 2010) - Tawsho Mining Inc. (TSX VENTURE:TAW) ("Tawsho" or "Company") announces the results of its summer 2010 drilling program on its Whisker Valley property, Newfoundland.
Eleven exploratory holes (total drill length: 1,044.1 m) were drilled to spatially extend mineralization from its known location and to collect geological, structural and mineralogical data that would define the mineralized attributes for this particular area. These data will be used to determine the location of future exploration drill holes. The location for the eleven holes was based on historical IP data.
The following table partially summarizes the results of these findings:
All holes intersected rock units that contained hydrothermally altered intervals. The mineral assemblages in these altered intervals and the presence of a carbonate-silica vein stockwork in felsic volcanic units intruded by their parental magma source in the mineralized sections are very encouraging. This association has been noted in other large gold deposits that have been recently discovered in the Yukon and elsewhere.
The core intervals having reported Au assays in the table above, however, generally have poor to very poor recovery, largely due to their altered and brecciated nature. In most instances, however, it can be assumed that the missing rock intervals still contained gold. For example, the drill-cutting sludge in hole 10-04 was panned and several visible gold flakes were recovered indicating that the rock intervals which had been ground and flushed as cuttings to surface during drilling, contained gold.
Of further importance, is the easy access to the property by road ; availability of experienced labour and technical professionals and existing infrastructure, all of which have contributed to the success of this initial gold exploration program.
"It is the opinion of management that these results are most encouraging and warrant a further drilling campaign in the immediate vicinity of the gold mineralization that has been discovered. This campaign that is scheduled to commence at the beginning of February, 2011, will attempt to further delineate both the nature and the extent of the gold mineralization in this small section of the entire Whisker Valley project optioned by Tawsho," stated Joseph Feldman, President.
During October, 2010 the company completed a soil sampling program on 25.5 km of cut lines adjacent to and over the Sidewinder, the Kruger and the MacKenzie historical gold showings that are located approximately 2 - 2.5km WNW from the Road Gold Showings referred to above. The soil samples are presently being analyzed at Eastern Analytical Laboratories.
To further extend the IP survey coverage completed in summer of 2010, an additional 10 km of new lines are being cut to allow for the upcoming IP survey that will be carried out during the current month of November 2010.
In addition, from the historical analytical data completed on the area over the last two decades, the analytical results obtained by Tawsho for the grab samples collected in 2010, the samples collected by Bayswater in 2008 from trenches, and from the three short drill holes over the mineralized zone, are all in the process of being compiled and geochemical maps are being prepared. This work is being completed to assist in the planning of the winter drilling program that is scheduled for mid-February, 2011.
The contents of this press report have been reviewed by Elizabeth A. Vida, P. Geo. Edward Procyshyn P. Geo. and Michael M. Avedesian P. Eng., all of whom are qualified persons as defined by NI 43-101.
Tawsho is also pleased to announce that Michael M. Avedesian, a member of the Board of Directors has agreed to assume the position of CEO of the company as of November 1, 2010.
Tawsho is a mining exploration company focused on the acquisition, exploration and development of gold resources and advanced stage gold exploration projects. The Corporation is presently engaged in developing its projects in the Chevrier Region of Quebec and in Whisker Valley, Baie Verte, Newfoundland. Tawsho currently has approximately 22 Million shares outstanding.
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Why Brooke Supports NYCUP!/
NYCUP is not about "me", but it's about Jesus. And 10 years ago, Brooke met Jesus in the South Bronx during NYCUP Summer and it's that encounter that drives she and her husband's support for NYCUP today. Check out her story!
"I give to NYCUP because the eight weeks I spent with NYCUP in the summer of 2005 changed my life.
I worked with two fellow NYCUP students at a community center on the Lower East Side. We were the only three white people in the neighborhood.
Including me, there were twelve students that summer. We lived with five staff members in a walkup apartment in the South Bronx, which had one bathroom and no air conditioning.
What strikes me now when I remember this time is the almost complete lack of distractions. We didn't have a TV. One person had a laptop, but we didn't have Internet. (We could sometimes access a neighbor's unprotected wifi, but not always.) Most of us had cell phones, but of course they weren't smart phones, and even texting was in its infancy. We were given a weekly $20 stipend and asked not to spend any of our own money.
And so we entered into relationship with one another. There wasn't much else to do.
For the first couple weeks I was overwhelmed by my surroundings. I had never lived in a city. I had never lived or worked in a place where I was in the racial minority. At times I had no idea what I was doing there. I felt useless.
One night we had Bible study on the roof; it was simply too hot in the kitchen, which was our only communal space. We studied Isaiah 58, wherein God describes true fasting:
Is not this the kind of fasting I have chosen:
to loose the chains of injustice
and untie the cords of the yoke,
to set the oppressed free
and break every yoke?
Is it not to share your food with the hungry
and to provide the poor wanderer with shelter—
when you see the naked, to clothe them,
and not to turn away from your own flesh and blood? (Is 58:6-7)
And suddenly I got it. I got why I was there. I got why God had called me to this hot, uncomfortable, hard summer (in lieu of going to Scotland with friends).
As Tiffany Houck-Loomis said that night, Our salvation is tied to the salvation of the poor.
These verses humbled me to the dust. They still do. I am called to loose the chains of injustice, but I still buy clothes from stores that use sweatshops. I am called to share my food with the hungry, but I keep so much for myself. I am called to set the oppressed free, and yet so often I find myself, through my complacency, on the side of the oppressor.
That night, sweating in a folding chair on the roof, God impressed on my heart what matters to God. And it was less about personal righteousness than I had been taught.
God's heart is for a larger reconciliation, a worldwide movement toward justice. And we are all called to be a part of it.
I give to NYCUP because I want to remain a part of that work, and a part of the community that so radically shaped my faith ten years ago.
Full disclosure: My husband Simeon and I met that summer at NYCUP. We've been married for five years and live in Long Island, where he is serving as the pastor of a local United Methodist church. Long Island is a radically different mission field than the South Bronx. But God's presence is no less needed here.
Whenever I feel God calling me to do something that scares me, I remember that attending NYCUP was one of the scariest things I've ever done. And I am still reaping the blessings of being faithful to God's call.
I give to NYCUP because my heart still breaks for New York City. I long to see it restored.
I give to NYCUP because I long to see students' hearts transformed by God's heart for the poor, just as mine was."
To learn more about what we do at NYCUP and the LOGOFF movement, please click here. If you would like to give to NYCUP, please click here.
Brooke Adams Law attended NYCUP in the spring and summer of 2005 and graduated from Vassar College in 2007. Her devotional Journeying Through Lent is now available for pre-order on Amazon; 10% of total sales will be donated to Compassion International.


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Contact: Rick DelaHaya, Centenary News Services, 318.869.5073
Centenary Welcomes New Staff Members
SHREVEPORT, La. (Centenary News Service) — The offices of Community and Intercultural Engagement at Centenary College have added two new staff members for the 2010-11 academic year.
LaToya Hemphill has joined the staff as the new assistant director of the Office of Community. Hemphill is a graduate of Louisiana Tech University and received her bachelors in merchandising and consumer affairs with a minor in business administration. She served as the student service coordinator at Blue Cliff College in Shreveport before coming to Centenary. Outside of work, she is an avid music lover with an eclectic taste, listening to everything from jazz to contemporary music. "I am thrilled to be here and a part of the Centenary Community," Hemphill said. "I look forward to getting to know the students, faculty members and staff."
Sara Parrot has been hired as the assistant director of Intercultural Engagement. She holds a bachelor of arts in intercultural studies from Southwest Baptist University. Before coming to Centenary, she spent a semester abroad in the Czech Republic teaching English and learning about the culture. When she is not helping students here at the College, she plays piano and writes music, and is an avid reader of classical literature.
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I have nothing to base this on but reading Kemar talk post Gold Cup about how Jamaicans are underpaid in MLS.
I say don't sell no matter $$$ as our season has just turned around and we were missing our best player in Kemar + our best defender.
25 in September
Salary 100 base / 205 guaranteed
Contract end date - unk per Transfermkt
Transfer $$$
Miazga transfer got $5M
Transfermarkt has Lawrence valued just over $1 million.
I would say it would have to be 3M if no loan back
What $$$ would people sell for?
Who could slot into his place?
Myul, Lade, Adams (who is not a lefty but has been adept at answering most calls), Zizzo, Long (very good on the left during NYC OC game)
Again I say don't rock the boat.
That being said it wouldn't suprise me Kemar is gone at the end of the year to get paid. Would be said to see him go but happy if he goes with silverware!!


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This Season's Hottest TV Trend: Stumps
Horrific leg amputations are all the rage.
There sure are a lot of amputations on television this season. The trend started with Arizona on Grey's Anatomy, who lost her left leg above the knee after a plane crash — and while she's healing just fine physically, psychologically she's a mess. Then on The Walking Dead, Hershel's fellow survivors had to crudely cut his right leg off following a zombie attack. His condition was pretty touch-and-go there for a while, but he has since recovered enough to whack a zombie with one of his crutches. Finally, on American Horror Story, Shelley had both her legs amputated above the knee by the psycho, evil Dr. Arden as some kind of sadistic punishment for sexuality. (Or something?) Cutting legs off! It's the hottest trend around.
The most important part of any dramatic amputation is that there be a screaming blonde woman involved somehow. Grey's and AHS covered this by having the screaming blonde be the amputee, but there are ways around it: TWD had Hershel's daughter Beth on the sidelines. Screaming, crying, whimpering — these are all acceptable.
It's also helpful, just in terms of trendiness, to avoid standard medical ethics. On Grey's, Arizona's surgery was performed by close friend and pediatric specialist Alex Karev. But at least Arizona had a traditional and legitimate medical setting. Hershel himself was the only doctor present at his own amputation, which was performed in a decrepit prison cafeteria with an ax. Shelley was the unluckiest of all, though, since her double-amputation had absolutely no medical purpose and was just something Dr. Arden felt like doing. She was anesthetized, but it appeared that he performed his twisted surgery all by himself in a grody, makeshift operating room.
Finally, it's essential that the "reveal" of this amputation be played for maximum shock value. Grey's achieved this with the dramatic pulling back of a blanket, while TWD just zoomed right in on the gushing wound itself. AHS has the benefit of being a horror series, so it can use the melodramatic edits of cutting back and forth between Chloë Sevigny's face and her gruesomely raw stumps. In all cases, though, the shows were hoping to elicit a strong "gaaah" reaction from the audience. Success! (Success?)
So, there you have it. Fall's big thing wasn't obnoxious gay guys, it wasn't lousy doctor shows, and it wasn't female-driven comedy: It was stumps.


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View from India: BPM 'Future-nomics' decoded
Yeah, that's right. BPM Future-nomics is the buzzword at the NASSCOM BPM Strategy Summit 2016. Now let's see what Future-nomics means.
The term Future-nomics is about the future of scale and it's seen here in terms of scaling growth in the BPM industry through a combination of several factors including disruptive technology. Ah, that's because we need something disruptive to shake up existing processes and drive in a new wave of growth in the BPM industry.
When we talk of disruption, it's a known fact that disruptive technology has helped create several billion dollar businesses at an international level. "Uber in 2008 set a global example of a successful business wherein you tap a button and get a ride. It became a ride of a lifetime. In the Indian scenario, one is reminded of start-ups like Ola and Flipkart," said Keshav Murugesh, chairman, NASSCOM BPM Council.
These examples of disruptive technology are pertinent because digital disruption is required for taking the BPM industry to the next level.
BPM's digital disruption journey kicks off with technologies like robotics process automation (RPA), Platform-as-a-service (PaaS), Business Process as a Service (BPaaS) and multichannel integration, which are essential to meet upcoming customer demands. The need of the hour is domain-centric solutions with process optimisation and process engineering supported by tech-enabled platforms like cloud computing, social media and mobility, among others.
"The BPM customers want fundamental insights to improve business analytics. They want solutions that carry the promise of transactional ease across platforms," added Prof Gautam Ahuja, Harvey C Fruehauf professor of business administration and strategy, University of Michigan.
Disruption in the BPM industry brings along challenges and opportunities. Mid-sized organisations are already considering outsourcing businesses. Most service delivery centres are extending their footprint to tier cities. This is a challenge in terms of logistics and infrastructure. It also creates employment opportunities for local people.
As against this background, it's clear that disruptive technology is setting the stage for unconventional tools and scalable solutions to be implemented in the BPM industry. It's interesting to note that the Indian BPM industry had gone through a phase when it lost out many clients due to incremental voice and call centre business. Good news is that a part of the voice-based BPO services which was lost to South East Asian countries, has made a comeback to India. That's because we are supported by multichannel tech-enabled services like email and chat, which has worked well in the Indian context. Obviously the industry has equipped itself with scalable tech solutions and is now gearing up for new innings.
"Going forward, BPM businesses will be built around data and analytics. It also implies that we need to build a formidable workforce to take strides towards the next wave of growth," explained Raman Roy, chairman and MD, Quatrro BPO Solutions.
In sync with the forthcoming trends, NASSCOM BPM Council believes in spotting and investing in talent. This talent takes into account bright students as well as promising professionals. The effort has shaped into an integrated campaign titled 'Become World Worthy', wherein students and professionals are mentored, their efforts fine-tuned to give a value-add to the domestic and international clients.
Consumer Interest Protection Task Force (CIPTF) is NASSCOM's attempt to position India as a country that has taken steps to ensure that the practices in the BPM industry are regulated through a common code of practice. Whistle blower mechanisms are being set up to register complaints and an independent government investigation agency is also being established for identifying cyber crime.
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ChilOut's Youth Ambassador program began in 2004 and was revived again in 2012. Our Youth Ambassadors are former refugees, detainees and young Australian people – all united by a desire to see an end to the indefinite detention of children seeking Australia's protection.
ChilOut is proud to present ten very talented and inspirational Ambassadors for its 2016 program:
Back row left to right- Hilal, Javid, Divya, Vijhai, Sally A. Front row left to right- Sally Y, Gulnaz, Hasina, Shannon, Heba.
Hilal Tawakal
Hilal Tawakal was born in Pakistan and arrived in Australia in December 2014. He currently lives in Sydney with his family and is in Year 12 at Holroyd High School in Merrylands. His parents fled to Pakistan due to the ongoing war in Afghanistan and he remembers growing up with insufficient food and shelter. His family was eventually granted refugee status and given a visa to come to Australia. After arriving in Australia Hilal says his English skills were poor and he hardly spoke a word of English. However, over time, he has become much more comfortable and has fully adjusted to his new environment. He is very grateful to Australia for the educational opportunities he has been given and for allowing his family to call Australia 'home'.
Gulnaz Beg
Gulnaz Beg fled Afghanistan with her family in 2000 and travelled to Australia by boat at the age of four due to intensified ethnic and religious persecution in her country. She spent a brief time in Curtin Detention Centre under the Howard government and was then given a temporary protection visa for 5 years. Coming from a refugee background, English was a barrier for her to reach her full potential when she was younger and she has developed a tremendous desire to assist other refugee children. In 2015 she was the recipient of the New Colombo Plan Scholarship – travelling to Indonesia for an interdisciplinary field school. In 2013, she was the recipient of the Refugee Youth Awards for Community Leadership in Western Sydney. She is currently a third year science student at the University of Sydney.
Shannon Hubert
Shannon Hubert grew up in Darwin in the Northern Territory and has a passion for social justice, human rights, law, policy and international affairs that led her to study International Politics and Criminology at the University of Melbourne. Shannon was born in England and came to Australia when she was almost four. Although she did not flee persecution or violence, she says she has never been made to feel she did not belong in Australia, and believes others who are leaving their home countries to seek safety should not feel excluded either. Shannon hopes to be able to educate and show her own community of Darwin that there is more to the story of asylum seekers, refugees and detention centres than what is commonly conveyed through the media and public discourse.
Javid Jafari
Javid Jafari was born in Iran where he spent most of his life but due to his Afghan heritage, he never received Iranian citizenship. While living in Iran, he encountered a lot of discrimination and racism. He arrived in Australia in late 2013 and is currently in year 12 with the aim of being accepted into dentistry at university. Mohammad Javid has volunteered in various charities and organisation such as Rotaract, Rotary, Cancer Council, Migrants Resource Centre and Afghan Youth of South Australia. Although he is not yet perfectly fluent in English, he believes that language cannot stop him from chasing his dreams. He applied to become a ChilOut Youth Ambassador to be the voice of the voiceless children in immigration detention centres. He believes that all children deserve education, freedom and happiness and that releasing children from detention centres will help to build a brighter future for Australia.
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Sally Andrews is 22 years old. She comes from Wisemans Ferry in rural New South Wales and studies Law and International & Global Studies at the University of Sydney. Sally speaks fluent Indonesian and was recently chosen as a New Colombo Plan Scholar and the 2015–2016 Indonesia Fellow by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. She is a Director of the West Papuan Development Company and the Indo-Pacific Fellow for Young Australians in International Affairs. Sally is a lifelong member of the Uniting Church in Australia and is passionate about the rights of refugee children. She is particularly interested in refugee policy from the viewpoint of Indonesian and Melanesian politics.
Vijhai Utheyan
Vijhai Utheyan was born to Sri Lankan Tamil migrants who migrated to Australia fleeing persecution in their home country. From a young age, Vijhai began protesting the discrimination and violence perpetrated by the Sri Lankan government. He and his parents became active in the growing movement within Sydney to bring attention to these atrocities by coordinating protests, running fundraisers and building awareness. Since then Vijhai has been involved in local Tamil youth groups which have conducted activities with refugee children. Now a law student at the University of Technology Sydney, Vijhai hopes to focus on the critical issue of children in detention; making it the foremost concern of all Australians.
Hasina Reza
Hasina Reza was born in war torn Afghanistan where she was the first child of a newly wed Afghani couple who had seen the horrors of war. Her parents were sponsored by relatives in Australia and migrated to Australia in early 2001 where they started a new life, free of war and violence and were eventually accepted as Australian citizens. In 2010, Hasina travelled to Afghanistan for a three-month holiday where her vague memory of the country was relinquished with new thrilling and saddening experiences. After her first hand experience witnessing poverty and seeing war stricken families, Hasina has been inspired to work towards creating a more peaceful and accepting world. She currently volunteers at an aged care home and is in her second year of journalism at university.
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Sally Yahya is a former refugee who fled Iraq with her mother and sister in fear of prosecution, and belongs to a minority religion called Mandeanism. They waited in Jordan for seven years for a visa until they came to Australia in 2007. Sally struggled deeply with her identity upon arrival in Australia because everything she knew had been a false barrier for protection. She was deeply inspired by Martin Luther King Jr. in primary school and decided to pursue public speaking as a hobby. Later in high school, this evolved into advocating and she proudly took on the role of representing her peers by joining the student leadership council. Sally is currently in year 11 and uses her voice because she believes the voice is the greatest weapon given to humankind.
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Heba Niem is a first generation Australian, born to Syrian migrant parents who are a part of a generation that, in the face of adversity, sacrificed everything to move to Australia for the benefit of their children. For this this reason, amongst many, she has grown to understand the reasons why people flee their homes to seek freedom and refuge. Heba is currently in her second year at UTS, studying Law and International Studies. Last year, she was elected as the 2016 UTS Students Association's Women's Officer and as a 2016 UTS Equity Ambassador. Heba believes we need to collectively strive for equality and wants to be a voice for children who are currently in detention. She says that children should be afforded the opportunity to experience the joys of childhood, which does not include being trapped behind a barbed wire fence.
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Celebrity Apprentice – Deni Continues To Be Delusional
If TV stations could be prosecuted under the Trades Practices Act for false and misleading Channel Nine surely must have come close to a breach in their promo of Deni Hines and Pauline Hanson going head to head. It was a bit of an exaggeration. The impact of their "fight" was like they were hitting each other with bits of wet lettuce.
One of the girls should have lent over and given Deni a slap. They would have received a standing ovation from the viewers.
Deni Hines laid out her personal philosophy to camera "I don't believe in leaders I just march to the beat of my own drum. The only person I have to answer to is my mother." I know it has been over ten years but I am so on Team Kirk.
Also she said she is unable to be fired because she is self-employed. That may be the case but she also may not be hired either. In fact on her official website it indicates her last tour was in 2008 with James Morrison.
There was some interesting dynamics in the boardroom when the women were before Mark Bouris. Even though all but one was over 40, they all had a bit of a pack mentality. Once Lisa Curry said she rated Deni's leadership performance as a five out of ten, the rest gave the same figure.
Deni was not a popular leader, in fact it could have been the editing but none them had a kind word to say about her.
Lisa said she given no direction when asked.Julia Morris said they didn't get the time to hit the phones and drum up customers.
Pauline Hanson who raised the least money said "I am not from entertainment circles and I am not from Sydney." She has a point. Also do you want to burn friendships by making them pay big bucks for paintings that were amateur hour?
The other criticism of Pauline was she had not read an email she had been sent. This I thought was interesting. In daily life should you assume someone has read an email you have sent if you don't get a response? Also was there anything important in it?
The criticism was about the lack of planning at the beginning. Brad bagged them out for not asking good questions of the Nokia guy. Conveniently he had forgotten that Julia's painting did win the $20,000 prize from Nokia because it highlighted the theme.
Deni brought back Lisa and Pauline or Mama P as she likes to call her, into the board room. Deni was looking quite smug and confident she would not be fired as she had brought in the most out of the girls. However Mark Bouris told her she was fired, and her team mates did not look to upset by that decision.
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- 1 Shelsta78 { 11.01.11 at 10:38 pm }
Couldn't be happier that she's gone. Her mum is so lovely, I just don't understand her behaviour. She's not really a well loved 'pop princess' I think she was a good character for the mix but I'm glad she's gone.
Julia to Win
- 2 PollyB { 11.01.11 at 10:42 pm }
I actually cheered out loud!
- 3 sue { 11.01.11 at 11:12 pm }
doing the happy chicken dance in this household!!!
- 4 Jay Bee { 11.01.11 at 11:32 pm }
I was happy she was fired, she had it coming.
I hope she has recorded the show so she can look back on it & see why she was disliked, especially by the public. Too cocky for my liking .
- 5 Smee { 11.01.11 at 11:40 pm }
I haven't seen the episode yet, but I turned to Channel 9 to see Deni driving off and I was thrilled to bits.
She was arrogant and rude, especially in the KFC challenge. It was good enough for pauline to was a car in undies which was way out of her comfort zone, but 'Princess' wouldn't help out with a jingle or sing a song at KFC.
Good riddance to her. Not looking forward to any of the other girls going though or the guys except for Max Markson. He makes me cringe.
- 6 Smee { 11.01.11 at 11:42 pm }
I haven't seen the episode yet, but I turned to Channel 9 to see Deni driving off and I was thrilled to bits.
She was arrogant and rude, especially in the KFC challenge. It was good enough for pauline to wash a car in undies which was way out of her comfort zone, but 'Princess' wouldn't help out with a jingle or sing a song at KFC.
Good riddance to her. Not looking forward to any of the other girls going though or the guys except for Max Markson. He makes me cringe.
- 7 Jaz { 11.02.11 at 12:39 am }
I thought Deni should have been sacked instead of Polly and the way she treats people is undermining. I also though she was too hard on Lisa and Pauline and she failed to give them any good direction about the art project.
I am glad she is gone as she needed to be taken down a peg or too.If my child behaved as rudely and as disrespectfully as Deni did, they would cop a lecture on bad manners .
I love all the others except for Max and hope he goes soon.
Julia is a cracker and Pauline showed great courage in the car wash by waring the underwear to raise the money for her team to win.
- 8 Jaz { 11.02.11 at 12:44 am }
I thought Deni should have been sacked instead of Polly and the way she treats people is undermining. I also though she was too hard on Lisa and Pauline and she failed to give them any good direction about the art project.
I am glad she is gone as she needed to be taken down a peg or too.If my child behaved as rudely and as disrespectfully as Demi did, they would cop a lecture on bad manners .
I love all the others except for Max and hope he goes soon.
- 9 Loz { 11.02.11 at 1:07 am }
….y'all crazy for wanting Deni and Max to be gone so soon!
The best thing about these shows is watching the villains! I'm sure Max will be booted soon enough and Celebrity Apprentice will be without a villain on either team…. boring!
Although I must say I got extreme pleasure watching Deni get fired tonight as she totally wasn't expecting it AT ALL… ha!
Watching her face turn from smug to shock was very satisfying… and her abrupt exit and ridiculous comments the icing on the cake.
She is truly a deluded and narcissistic character who seemingly never seems to develop any personal insight from her poor interactions with others. She has a loooong history of being rude and difficult but I don't think this experience will make her any wiser – narcissists NEVER learn nor grow as people.
- 10 Georgie { 11.02.11 at 6:54 am }
Deni's parting line to Lisa and Pauline was, "you're on your own now".
So WTF does that mean?
'I AM the big I AM, and without me you are nothing'.
I suspect there will be a bit more of a 'sense of team' now she's gone.
- 11 Calliegirl { 11.02.11 at 8:10 am }
Ding Dong the witch is gone!!
- 12 smauge { 11.02.11 at 8:36 am }
I heard that too Georgie. She didn't realise it at the time, but she'll soon find out. She has destroyed her credibility and, with it, her career.
- 13 Wendy Mansfield { 11.02.11 at 8:39 am }
I was very happy to see Diva Hines sacked from the show last night. I couldn't believe the arrogance and rudeness of that person…Who on earth told her that she was the greatest thing in the universe? she is a nasty, spolit little girl..who one day will be knocked off her pedestal so hard that she will end up in the following week!!
- 14 Dazza { 11.02.11 at 8:39 am }
Had a gut feeling that Pauline was going last night. She is the weakest link in their team. No contacts, just a hard worker
- 15 brandy { 11.02.11 at 8:56 am }
Mr Bouris hasn't studied the Donald hard enough. Those board rooms are D.U.L.L. Plenty of opportunities to get a bit of a barney going, but no. and he should know not to get rid of the whackjobs and the stirrers early on. Warrick Capper going first was a terrible choice. getting rid of the two warring entitlement queens so soon was a huge error.
- 16 smauge { 11.02.11 at 9:02 am }
I agree that Warwick going in the first dismissal was a bad decision. He is a professional at being a nutjob and was funny to watch. But Deni is nasty, and if these comments here are anything to go by, no one wants to watch nasty.
It will be interesting to see which category Max will fall in. He's not in the Nasty category for me yet. I find him entertaining to watch.
- 17 brandy { 11.02.11 at 9:32 am }
What I find truly "nasty" are the savage comments about Deni.
- 18 smauge { 11.02.11 at 9:37 am }
What you give is what you get.
- 19 Wurstsemmel { 11.02.11 at 10:57 am }
Have you even beeen watching this series and seen how nastily Deni treats others? How self-obsessed she is? She put herself out there, warts and all. How can you expect people not to comment on her behaviour?
- 20 littlepetal { 11.02.11 at 11:53 am }
Deni is just full of herself. Even as a Project Manager, she is only thinking of 'Me, me, me'. She did bring in the most money (through her own contacts) but she didn't help to get more money for the others. She is very selfish. She thought that if she bring in the most money she wouldn't be fired. But she is the leader and a good leader helps the other team members and it should be about the team not about the leader.
No wonder she is not getting a lot of gigs as she won't work with people and just do things her own way. Pity her husband if she has one.
- 21 Smee { 11.02.11 at 12:13 pm }
As someone who has seen her perform I wasn't overly impressed and I was pleased that it was a free event. On the other hand, she has been mentioning her mother a lot during the show and in years gone past I have also seen her mother perform. I paid for thsoe tickets and came away happy.
She needs to come out from behind her mother and be a true person to herself. If this is what she is putting forward then heaven help anyone who gets in her way. She is not a nice person at all. That bit came through loud and clear.
- 22 Heléna { 11.02.11 at 12:29 pm }
as much as I can't stand Deni – I actually thought Pauline should have gone, Deni did not deserve to be penalised given the amount she raised – both teams did really well – surely they will run out of contacts/friends willing to spend $$$ soon
- 23 brandy { 11.02.11 at 12:45 pm }
We don't watch from the same pair of eyes.
I agreed with Loz upthread. It's crazy to vote the crazies out early.
Don't know why you and Smauge feel the need to argue with me and put me in my place. Why don't you just celebrate your victory?
- 24 Kaz { 11.02.11 at 1:00 pm }
Happy Deni is gone, she was too nasty! A bit of craziness and bitchiness sure – but she went to far.
Very frustrating too when Julia told Mr B, that Deni told the group don't worry about ringing to get more money in from your contacts – I am doing that and its under control. Then he goes he comments and ask them why did they no contacts there!!
- 25 brain dead dave { 11.02.11 at 1:21 pm }
Yo..Deni got herself a cap in her lame mofo ass! .You da shizzle Mr B!
I'm trippin' that one mofo fat ass bitch is out of the hood, y'all.
- 26 Astrid { 11.02.11 at 1:58 pm }
So pleased Deni has been fired, but has she learnt anything, she really has very low self esteem and needs to belittle others to make herself feel more important, cant believe she is like that, Marsha always says be true to yourself but Deni doesnt even have any scruples, she was quite happy to keep Wendels painting, that was just dishonest not fair play. Barry Manilow sang a jingle on the Graham Norton show last week and HE is a celebrity and world known and world class! I am not a fan of the the Deni Hines brand what ever that is!
- 27 Roo { 11.02.11 at 2:02 pm }
I really wish bland Lisa had gone. She wasn't nice but watching Deni was car crash TV at its best. If Max goes next betcha life we will all be complaining how dull Celeb Apprentice is.
- 28 smauge { 11.02.11 at 5:23 pm }
One sentence in reply to your comment does not an argument make brandy! Now I just think you're flaming so that's all you'll be getting out of me.
- 29 Block Fan { 11.02.11 at 7:21 pm }
I suspect now that Demi has gone (yay) the girls will get much more focused and we will see some better results from them as they start to get more competitive. I think all of them will speak up more which will be interesting. Good on Pauline (although I hate her politics) for putting herself out there with wearing the undies, but she really is a very unoriginal thinker who only likes rules and can't see big picture stuff – if she can't be more flexible in her attitude and thinking she will surely be the next one to go.
- 30 brandy { 11.02.11 at 9:56 pm }
It was two comments, Smug. It's good to know you get what you give, as you can expect a whole load of platitudes in your future, and to be unjustly accused of being a troll. That'll be fun!!
- 31 sue { 11.02.11 at 10:52 pm }
brandy= ????? I simply do not understand you….
- 32 Buzz { 11.02.11 at 11:15 pm }
It's not over, until it's over …
*with heavy vibrato*
And it's over
- 33 ange { 11.02.11 at 11:19 pm }
So glad that horrible, spoilt, Deni is gone. I hope she is able to look back and reflect on her behaviour towards others.
- 34 Georgie { 11.03.11 at 12:19 pm }
smauge – we luv ya
- 35 Culinary Boner { 11.03.11 at 3:18 pm }
The Queen of Plop
- 36 smauge { 11.03.11 at 8:08 pm }
Thanks Georgie 😉


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'No' is amazing true story of how an ad man helped overthrow a dictator
There's a delicious and thoroughly accidental irony of timing in Pablo Larrain's superb and much-acclaimed film "No," finally opening here Friday. This is a devilishly satiric and paradoxically suspenseful film about the ousting of terrorizing dictator Augusto Pinochet from the presidency of Chile to which he'd ascended in a military coup supported by the United States. Pinochet was the Reagan-era answer to the "horrors" of Salvador Allende, the first popularly elected socialist in the Western Hemisphere.
Not only, though, is the film's opening mere days after the death of Margaret Thatcher, one of the strongest supporters anywhere of Pinochet's reign of terror. It is also opening a scant five days after this season's premiere of AMC's hit TV show about the advertising business "Mad Men" after a yearlong layoff. You've got to love the timing.
Here, after all, is a devilishly clever and absorbing story about a recent time when the advertising industry – which we in the Northern Hemisphere routinely equate with consumer lying, social manipulation and exploitation – was used to help rescue an entire nation from the politics of tyranny.
Pinochet's nightmare regime was so confident of the president's popular support and the solidity of his military regime's financial foundations that it made the ultimate mistake of hubris: In its foolish bravado it announced a plebiscite on whether Pinochet should continue as president with the full expectation that he'd be endorsed by a loving majority.
In the meantime, so rotten and terrible was the "beloved" general's dictatorship that the opposition had a decent chance.
"No" in effect, then, is the tale of democracy's very own advertising campaign.
And that is why we're told the wickedly smart story of an extremely smart young ad man (Gael Garcia Bernal) – a man who claims that he speaks "advertising" fluently as a language – and his campaign to "sell" one word to the Chilean public: "No."
How does an ad man prodigy get a clear-cut vote of "no" to oust a vicious dictator when all the sociopolitical force of money wants otherwise? How do you sell justice as if it were soda pop?
Even worse, how do you subvert the natural tendency to equate the word no with unhappiness, anger and all those downer emotions that we good respectable media consumers usually avoid at all costs?
And this is where "No" becomes wickedly and brilliantly satiric at times. Here, then, is a lot of "Mad Men" creativity used not to sell headphones, but a democratic nation.
Our ad man wunderkind who was so valued by his agency (which is officially on Pinochet's side) has to come up with a campaign to connect the word "no" with everything that's sweetness and light and wonderful in the world.
It's brilliantly done.
And while all that is going on, the opposition is ham-handedly making TV commercial connections between the word "no" and sexual frigidity.
And while all this is going on there are very real complications of major import involving our prodigious ad man's very modern and troubled family.
It should surprise no one that an entertainment as smart and cunning as this one can figure out brand new ways of being topical in the 21st century just about every month.
Three and a half stars
Starring: Gael Garcia Bernal, Alfredo Garcia
Director: Pablo Larrain
Running time: 118 minutes
Rating: Rated R for rough language.
The Lowdown: An ad man helps oust a Chilean dictator.
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Future Goals
I want to learn to play the guitar well enough to play publicly.
One of the most memorable moments is my experience was the Alpha Phi Alpha led sit-ins and marches to encourage the acknowledgement and celebration of Martin Luther King Day. This was the impetus to what's now an outstanding day of programming and celebration of Dr. King's legacy.
- What is number one on your bucket list?
- I want a two-week vacation touring the castles of South France with no computer or concern of accumulating emails and voicemails.
- What is your biggest pet peeve?
- I dislike kids under the age of 18 calling me by my first name (instead of Mr. Talley). I got in trouble for doing this when I was a kid. I also dislike the new Harlem Shake craze and Gangnam Style!
- What is your favorite kind of sandwich?
- Yard Bird Sandwich from Slow's BBQ in Detroit - smoked chicken breast topped with Slow's special sauce, mushrooms and cheddar cheese and piled high with crispy bacon. It's special.
- What is your usual bedtime?
- Eleven-ish. I usually fall asleep watching Everybody Loves Raymond!
- Do you dance in the car?
- Yes—always have (which, by the way, is why I gave up listening to the radio for Lent). If someone spots me dancing I look them right in the eye, keep dancing and invite them to dance with me while mouthing the words to the song.