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Prayer Station for Japan: Teo Torriatte
Let us cling together as the years go by
Oh my love my love
In the quiet of the night
Let our candle always burn
Let us never lose the lessons we have learned
Teo torriatte konomama iko
Aisuruhito yo
Shizukana yoi ni
Hikario tomoshi
Itoshiki oshieo idaki
These comforting words of Queen's gorgeous song dedicated to the people of Japan, "Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together)" closed a beautiful evening which saw a dozen of befriended strangers from places as diverse as Turkmenistan and San Salvador, Bulgaria and Cameroon, the United States and Japan, get together to say prayers for the relief of the sufferings of our sisters and brothers of Japan, and for their protection. We read Thich Nhat Hanh's message to friends in Japan and contemplated that "The pain of one part of humankind is the pain of the whole of humankind". We read a message from the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Japan and reflected on the "humbling experience to see and experience the powerlessness against nature, yet at the same time, a reconfirming experience of the strength of the human soul, when one witnesses people bravely standing up to unite and help each other, and begin the process of putting their lives back together."
We read from the Holy Writings and shared prayers for protection, healing and detachment, heeding Baha'u'llah's instructions written in the Kitab-i-Aqdas:
On the appearance of fearful natural events call ye to mind the might and majesty of your Lord, He Who heareth and seeth all, and say "Dominion is God's, the Lord of the seen and the unseen, the Lord of creation"
Baha'u'llah, The Kitab-i-Aqdas, p. 23
We listened to the angelic voices of ShirinKarenYasmin (SKY), and comforted ourselves with the company of new and old friends, and the flavorful aroma of freshly-baked banana bread… May God protect all!
Thou art My dominion and My dominion perisheth not; wherefore fearest thou thy perishing? Thou art My light and My light shall never be extinguished; why dost thou dread extinction? Thou art My glory and My glory fadeth not; thou art My robe and My robe shall never be outworn. Abide then in thy love for Me, that thou mayest find Me in the realm of glory.
(Baha'u'llah, The Arabic Hidden Words, #14)


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Steve Walsh
"Walshy" is a former professional footballer and genuine Leicester City legend. With over 350 appearances for The Foxes, two Play-Off Final medals and a League Cup winners' medal, Steve is still a hugely popular figure in the City and widely considered the clubs greatest captain.
After 14 fabulous years at Filbert Street and almost 20 years in the game in total, Steve finally hung up his professional boots in 2001 and now runs a successful football academy in Leicester alongside his former Foxes team mate Muzzy Izzet. He is also a regular in the corporate suites at the King Power on matchdays.
When he's not on the training pitch however, Steve takes a hands-on role at the SportsPad and his drive and enthusiasm for this exciting new venture are clearly visible with his regular appearances at the venue on Braunstone Gate.
"The SportsPad is simply one of the coolest venues in Leicester. We have combined practical with comfortable to ensure that everyone that visits leaves with a great sporting experience and wants to return time and time again. From serious sports enthusiasts to children's birthday parties or lads' nights out, The SportsPad caters for anyone and everyone. I look forward to seeing you there…"
Steve Walsh

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Come home to Bridges Bay Resort in Okoboji, Iowa and choose from a variety of luxurious condominiums and guestrooms. Our resort features the area's only indoor waterpark 'Boji Splash, featuring the Crazy Parrot Cantina. Setting us apart from the typical hotel in Okoboji, we offer lakeside condos and vacation cabins for rent or purchase. Not only do our condos and guestrooms accommodate up to twelve people, but they also come with free waterpark passes and lake access – so be sure to bring your boat!
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Wonderful suite and awesome service. We were treated wonderful. Will stay again next trip.
I would love to come back and rent one of the extended-stay cabins! This would be a nice place to vacation.
Had my sister's bachelorette party here. Resturant food was amazing and we enjoyed the shops. Had a wonderful time. Friendly staff and clean rooms. Will most definitely stay again.
My family and I recently stayed at this resort while on vacation and I must say this by far the best resort we have ever stayed. The suites we had were phenomenal and huge! We loved the private patio. The staff was super friendly and the water park was fun! The only thing that I would say could be better was the pool could be a little deeper than 3'6". I did enjoy the poolside bar and that the children were not allowed in that end of the pool. We will definitely be staying there again in the future!!!
Wonderful suite and awesome service. We were treated wonderful. Will stay again next trip.
I would love to come back and rent one of the extended-stay cabins! This would be a nice place to vacation.
Had my sister's bachelorette party here. Resturant food was amazing and we enjoyed the shops. Had a wonderful time. Friendly staff and clean rooms. Will most definitely stay again.
My family and I recently stayed at this resort while on vacation and I must say this by far the best resort we have ever stayed. The suites we had were phenomenal and huge! We loved the private patio. The staff was super friendly and the water park was fun! The only thing that I would say could be better was the pool could be a little deeper than 3'6". I did enjoy the poolside bar and that the children were not allowed in that end of the pool. We will definitely be staying there again in the future!!!
A great trip! We really enjoyed the pools, and the whole stay here. We're looking forward to going back here next year!
Nice Hotel. Most rooms look out to the "sides" because the hotel is long ways to the water. My room had a view of the apartment buildings next door. But some have pool views and some do have lake views. Rooms are nice and big with a balcony. Nice hotel; good bar and restaurant options in the hotel with cool lake views. We were here for meetings and did not get to check out the water park.
Amazing staff Great amenities lots of fun. The bugs were pretty bad though...
Nice place right on the lake. Good facilities. Were here just before the busy season and got a good price on staying here.
Loved sitting on the lake while eating dinner. The flatbread pizza was delicious.
Have only been here once for the indoor water park. Was very fun even for the adults and they have a bar!
Lori, the general manager, was a pleasure to work with and she gave us recommendations to a few of Okoboji's best restaurants - both of which were fantastic! The suite we stayed in was beautiful and well equipped for a multi-night stay...it came with dishes, fridge, oven, fireplace and other amenities. Would highly recommend staying at the resort - it's lots of fun for the entire family!
Super fun with the kids and grandkids! Really busy, but hey they have $2 BOTTOMLESS sodas!! ?? Reasonably priced, and I believe they have specials on Sunday's. The only thing I really wish is that ventilation was better (especially in the bathrooms, but I know that's probably hard in the winter), and that they could somehow hose down the main areas people walk throughout the day (it really felt icky walking on a dirty surface going to and from the bottom). Overall a really fun experience and so glad they are in the area!!
Great experience super nice rooms and suites. Our boys love the indoor pool and water area. Would recommend for anyone looking for fun indoor water park.
Great place to hang out for an evening, very fun and kids love it. Confusing at the door when checking in. The hot tube police over do it.
This is one of the best resorts on the lake. Water park, spacious rooms, friendly staff. Clean, nice, fun! We will back.
Great rooms. Good amenities. Close to other places.
Lori and kaycee were both super great and very friendly... our family loves this place and would highly recommend it....
Very fun place to share with family. The 3 bedroom suite with the kitchen and living room was perfect for the 10 of us. The price per person was especially very reasonable. My grandkids and kids loved the pool. Staff was very accommodating.
I've been coming here with my family for years and we love it! Cozy rooms with big kitchen and living room area with flat screen tv and fireplace. Friendly staff, nice fitness room with everything you need, and a water park! Usually they give you a free entry pass with your room! Definitely the best place to stay
The room was great! Very nice and plenty of room. Water park was great and the staff was friendly.
Decent place to stay during the summer season with great views, I think the beds are too stiff for me but the amenities do out weight the cons
Had a great stay, very clean. The kids had a blast in the waterpark:) missed that continental breakfast though :(
Rooms are clean, average size, include fridges. Vending machines and ice on our floor, arcade was an added bonus. Obvious most people staying here are going to the "water park", which was a lot of fun for my 4yr old niece, but much older than that and it's going to be a little lackluster I think.
Went with a few friends to go swimming and had a blast! It was a great environment and the 4 year old didnt want to leave lol.
It was better than expected.Very clean and decorated beautiful. Great view and it's in an awesome location.
Bridges Bay has quality rooms that will fit any need. The water park and the restaurant were very neatly setup. Love the fitness center
Wonderful mid-winter getaway for the family. The indoor water park is plenty of fun to forget about the cold weather for a little while.
My family loved the hot tub, all of the slides (little kid and adult), and just relaxing on the lazy River. Will definitely go back if we visit again.
Our room was very nice and very clean! We had a really pleasant stay. However, room service was very loud going through adjacent rooms in the morning.
I'm staying at the resort and used the fitness facility. There was adequate equipment and the gym was very clean. Water and towels were provided. Definitely one of better hotel fitness facilities I've used.
The rooms are nice and clean. The event venue is nice with the indoor outdoor feature. Would recommend.
Stayed a 3 bedroom room for 3 nights with a bachlorette party. Was nice to have the kitchen and more room than a basic hotel room. The pool pass situation was annoying. Even though you pay a lot of money for the room and can have more than 6 people in it you only get 6 pool passes. Which are good for the whole time. Anyone else in the room has to pay 6 dollars daily.
The water park there is great! They have lots of water themed activities for kids to play or swim. It also has a poolside bar, a hot tub, and a lazy river for adults to enjoy too. I would go there to swim again anytime!
Great times, shallow pool and water park for the kids. Oddly everything closes early. But the property is close to everything and provides some really nice views.
Very fun resort for the whole family! Kids love the waterpark, and adults can enjoy the outside pool. We shot hoops for hours. Highly recommended the lakefront suites. The views are amazing from the balcony.
We stayed at the condos and had a great time. Plenty of room for our family and very well kept. The pools were nice and the kids had a great time at the water park.
The condo is amazing! Kids have had a blast in the water park & arcade. This is the best vacation our family has ever been on. Thank you to the wonderful staff too!
Most everything is great. We stayed in a condo in the Coronado building. Just don't look too close as some of the maintenance details (especially in the water park) are ignored. After multiple stays here, I have never been impressed with the lifeguards.
Very, very nice. Good views from the balconies. Asked about an interview hour late check out, not very workable.
I have never stayed in a room here but I really enjoy the $5 Sundays at the water park in the winter with my kids. It gets quite busy but it's fun to go when it's too cold out. I haven't ever been here in the summer since we opt for a beach but the outside pool looks very nice and I have heard good things.
Beautiful place to host a wedding reception. Drinks were fine and the staff friendly. Would recommend as a place to hold a social/work event.
Great place to spend time with family and cool off. Foods good and drinks great. The workers and lifeguards are nice and fun to talk to. Lots of locals to ask info and great hotel service.
Good indoor water park for younger kids. Kids 10+ will be quickly bored here. Great shallow area for tottlers and preschool kids. 12+ only hot tub was nice but not all jets were working.
Nice place. Realty nice suites. The water park is slightly above average for an indoor water park.
The rooms and the bathrooms are very cosy and are very clean, the pool was enjoyable too, but their is limited flotation devices and it seemed that everyone wanted one. So there was a wait for them... but overall a great place to go!! I can't wait to go in the summer!!????
Really enjoyed our stay here, the room was clean and the pool was fun and a great escape from the cold weather. The pizza from the restaurant was really tasty, but tiny for the price. However, we had a few issues: they accidentally gave our joined room away, so our group had to stay in two separate rooms. However they made up for it with extra pool passes and a discount. The sound-proofing in the rooms was also very poor, so the kids next door were quite loud in the morning. Overall, a good stay.
Our family's stay went very well. The suite easily fit the 12 people in our party. The pool was great and the kids had a really good time. The only negative thing was that our suite only came with 6 passes so everyone else had to pay per day to use the pool. This was kind of an inconvenience and felt like a money grab. Instead of you purchasing more passes with the room. Overall highly recommended to anyone.
We visited a weekend during the winter months. The lake was frozen over and winter games had just concluded. There were plenty of community activities still going on to enjoy in the area. The water park was simple but adequate for my family of 4's getaway. The bar in the indoor water park was great with very helpful staff! The rooms were fairly small, but clean. Overall a 4/5 experience.
We love Bridges Bay! We go every year as a family get together. The staff is always friendly and the rooms are always clean. The kids love being able to go right down stairs and swim.
Great suites. Water Park is phenomenal. Kids really enjoyed it
We rented a 2 bedroom condo. It was everything and more! The beds were comfortable and the staff was so friendly! The Waterpark was awesome and our group of 4 adults and 4 children didn't want to leave! I highly recommend staying here if you ever want to have an awesome get away!
Perfect for our family of 8. Great view if you stay lakeside.
Amazing night in a very comfortable double room. Great water park!
Rooms were great. Service was great
We stayed in a King Suite. Lots of room and very clean, great balcony view. The kids loved the indoor water park. Service was excellent throughout!
Great place to bring the kids in cold or rainy weather. Only gripe is there isn't a family changing room, if you're a Dad on his own with his little girl you have to get creative with getting your daughter changed without bringing her into the men's room.
Daughter went to a friend's birthday party to swim. Only $5 during the off season. Fun time!
Good water park. Great restaurant
The water park is a lot of fun! Beautiful property. Fun for people of all ages!
This place is absolutely beautiful! The views are gorgeous and the amenities are hard to beat!
Stayed in one of their three room condos. It was very enjoyable. The room was immaculate when we arrived, and the water park area was kept up well. The only downside was how noisy guests in the hallway were, but the rooms were next to the elevators, so that is to be expected. Loved the experience and will definitely be returning.
Nice place - clean & modern rooms, friendly staff, & plenty of parking. Waterpark & outdoor pool are nice, but they should've made the Waterpark bigger when they built the place... the zero entry pool is great for the little ones, lots to see & do. Zip line is fun, but could be a little cheaper. I recommend it though, we'll be back.
Great indoor water park. Good fun for kids...reception area is great too, gym is there
Very nice family resort with a water park. It also has access to some very good restaurants!
An excellent place to bring a family! There is always something to do regardless of good or bad weather.
Water park was a lot of fun (again) for the kids. Pools need to be cleaned and maintained a little better IMO, though.
It was a nice place to stay. Kind of expensive. The water park is geared for younger kids.
Staying in the cabins. Each one is similar but have some differences. The water park is geared towards kids that are about 10 and under.
The pool is great, as well as the restaurants even though the restaurants take forever to get seated when there's other seats open they make you wait no matter what even if they're busy or not.
Beautiful grounds and well-appointed rooms. The staff was gracious and there were tons of amenities. We'll be back!


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Check out the intriguing history and services of Canoe Cove's Marine Community in this video.
Canoe Cove Marina & Boatyard had great exposure at Swiftsure.
Don Prittie, General Manager of Canoe Cove Marina & Boatyard, gladly received the Platinum Swiftsure Sponsor plaque for their incredibly generous support of Swiftsure since 2012.


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Students at Cullybackey College have received their long awaited GCSE results.
For the Year 12 students, these results represent the culmination of five years of hard work and dedication often involving modular examinations and Controlled Assessment pieces.
Over 63% of students were able to secure at least a grade C in their subject entries.
Mr David Donaldson, the College Principal was keen to highlight the many individual successes within Year 12: "At Cullybackey College our primary aim is to create opportunities for our students to succeed and that has been clearly evident today.
"I am delighted to congratulate them for achieving results that reflect their hard work in conjunction with the professional support of our dedicated staff.
"In particular, I would like to say well done to Annie Millar, Lucia Bernatova and Chloe McGregor for achieving a superb set of results."
Annie achieved four A*s and six As whilst Lucia managed to get two A*s, six As and one B; Chloe McGregor was awarded four As, four Bs and twoCs.
Some other great performances of note included: Jade Higgins; Aaron McPeake; Erin Crawford; Jordyn Moore; Jack Weir; Chloe Brown.
Mr Tim Manson, Vice Principal, added: ""It is pleasing to note that our three-year average for GCSE passes at C or above has risen to 69% this year.
"This shows the consistently high performance that our students are achieving over a wide range of subjects."
A large percentage of pupils will be returning to embark upon A Level studies and the College would also like to formally wish those leaving all the very best in the future career paths they choose to follow.


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Crystal Gateway Marriott Welcomes Families for Mother's Day Celebration
ARLINGTON, VA--(Marketwired - May 8, 2013) - Gathering around mom for a special Mother's Day brunch is a great way to let her know just how special she is and a prominent restaurant in Crystal City is pulling out all the stops to make sure families can celebrate in style.
Planning an expansive offering of tantalizing meats, pastries, salads and desserts so mom can savor the joy of a family meal without all the work, the Mez Restaurant will be serving brunch from 11:00a.m. to 3:00p.m. on Sunday, May 12 inside Crystal Gateway Marriott at 1700 Jefferson Davis Highway in Arlington. From building an omelet at the breakfast bar to a select offering of fresh meats including ham, chicken breast and prime rib at the carving station, there'll be plenty to choose from as the culinary staff of this fine restaurant is dedicated to making Mother's Day 2013 an exceptional occasion.
Also included will be a smoked salmon display, hot breakfast items, an assortment of fresh seasonal fruits, a variety of salads, sides, breads and spreads and an amazing chocolate fountain for creating delicious desserts.
Reservations for this Mother's Day feast can easily be made by calling the restaurant inside the distinctive Pentagon City hotel at 1-888-731-2126. Early reservations are recommended so families can plan the day and focus their attention on mom. Cost is just $40 per person and half price for kids under 12. Children under 2 eat free.
For those looking to plan a weekend getaway over Mother's Day, the hotel is also offering discounted rates for overnight stays so mom can enjoy a relaxed weekend filled with pampering amenities and gracious accommodations. An Advance Purchase rate of just $99* is an affordable hotel deal available for those who plan seven days in advance to spend the weekend in Pentagon City and the hotel also offers a "Stay for Breakfast" rate of just $129* which includes complimentary breakfast for two adults and children 12 and under. Online reservations may be made at http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/wasgw-crystal-gateway-marriott/ or by calling 1-703-920-3230.
*Rates are per room per night based on availability at the time of reservation. Please visit hotel website for complete rate rules and amenities.
About Crystal Gateway Marriott
Offering complimentary shuttle service to and from Reagan National Airport, Crystal Gateway Marriott welcomes guests to Arlington with sophisticated designs and exceptional service for a remarkable hotel experience. Conveniently located near Old Town Alexandria, Arlington National Cemetery, and the Fashion Centre at Pentagon City, the hotel also provides easy lobby access to the Crystal City Metro so guests can navigate the Washington, DC area while enjoying the comfort of luxurious Arlington accommodations. Ideally situated for both business and leisure travel, Crystal Gateway Marriott also features more than 34,000 square feet of meeting space and state-of-the-art services for successful business conferences, corporate meetings or elegant social affairs.
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Art Show Award Winners Congratulations to all the Art winners. Come by and see all their work in the commons, Hive display cases, Studio 1025 and the 1000 Building.. The winners are on display in case #8 in the commons.Drawing:Honorable Mention L. Cary Graphite "The Sun is Gone but I Have a Light" Honorable Mention A. Brown Graphite "Riley" Second Place R. Avila Charcoal "Bottle of Water" First Place J. Fair Graphite "Paris"Painting:Honorable Mention M. Soikes Tempera and Pastels "Technic Cloud" Second Place L. Cary Tempera "Juggernauts" First Place P. Vick Tempera "Sunset at Beach"Digital Art:Second Place J. Jolosky Digital Art "Shaping of a Legend MJ #23"Frist Place J. Schweter Digital Art "CR Johnson Memorial" Best of Show K. Johnson Mixed Media "Consumerism in America"Digital Photography (over 250 entries this year!):1st Place - Black and White A. Schuver "Dark Dock" 1st Place - Still Life H. Schmitt "Unity" 2nd Place – Digital Manipulation C. Weeks "Glass" 1st Place – Digital Manipulation C. Bone "Pink Petunias" 2nd Place – Animals A. Schuver "2 Jumper" 1st Place – Animals A. Schuver "On the Prowl"2nd Place – Nature D. Griffin "Spring" 2nd Place – Nature J. Pacey "Ripple Puddle" 1st Place – Nature N. Stopsack "Mt Hood Sunset"Best of Show – Photography R. Revell "Aged Photo"
Equestrian Team
Contributed by Courtney Bowie:This past weekend our Equestrian Team earned 2nd place at State in Lynden. They had 28 riders go to state in approximately 25 events. Our team received 7 gold medals, 16 silver medals, 3 bronze medals and 15 riders placed in the top ten! Congratulations!
Washington State FFA President
Contributed by Mark Berryhill, EHS Technical Education Teacher:The Enumclaw FFA chapter is extremely proud to announce that the 2012/2013 Washington State FFA President is C. Snider. Last Week, at WSU in Pullman, the Enumclaw FFA attended the annual convention and he made the commitment to run for state office. After several days of interviews and testing with the officers committee, he was selected as one of the top ten candidates. The top ten candidates then gave a speech in front of approximately three thousand Washington FFA members, who then voted on their favorite. On Saturday May 12 2012 in the final general session, C. Snider was announced as president. He will be traveling the country for the next year promoting the FFA and Washington agriculture, including a trip to Washington D.C. this summer to talk to our federal government. Officers also typically take at least one international trip per year. Please congratulate him when you see him.
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Contributed by Mike Nepper, KiHaku Judo Club:This past weekend was the Pacific Northwest High School and Middle School Judo Championships at Kentwood High School. Competitors are from Middle and High Schools across Washington, Oregon, Idaho and British Columbia. Kentridge High School, defending Champions, again took the State Team trophy with 108 team points followed by Kentwood's 46 team points, Kent Meridian's 32 points and Enumclaw earned fourth place with 31 points.
Our team had only five returning players from last year. From Enumclaw, D. Cormier placed 2nd, S. Wei placed 3rd and C. Brocx placed 3rd. Team Captains, J. Paterson and S. Williams placed 2nd in their divisions. Congratulations!
SPSL 3A League AwardsEnumclaw High School's student athletes and coaches are well represented in the SPSL 3A League Awards. Below is what has been reported so far by the SPSL:
Baseball:1st Team:T. Carlson - outfieldK. Nelson - designated hitter2nd Team:K. Nelson and Bryce Peterson - pitcherB. Peterson - third base Honorable Mention:T. Hoffman - outfieldC. Wicks - catcherC. Lathrop - firstbaseC. McCluskey - shortstop
Fastpitch:1st Team:C. Cox - catcherS. Morrow - infieldJ. Simpson - outfield2nd Team:C. Young - pitcherA. Degroot - outfieldJ. Pierotti - utility
Soccer:1st Team:J. Williams - midfielderC. Gwerder - defender2nd Team:A. Walsh - defenderL. Olney - midfielderD. Wood - defenderD. Anderson - goal keeperHonorable Mention:T. Koenig - forwardH. Olafson - defender
Tennis:All-Opponent Team:R. NorlingH. SmithR. Holley Coach of the Year—Rick Carel
All-Academic Team:R. HolleyJ. KoontzWater Polo:1st Team:K. LarreaA. LarreaM. Lesmeister2nd Team:A. BirklidH. KinniburghHonorable Mention:B. DavenportCoach of the Year—Bob Averill and Ken Deman
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Organized stores to capture 25% of retail revenues by 2011: study2 min read . Updated: 13 May 2008, 11:32 AM IST
Organized stores to capture 25% of retail revenues by 2011: study
Organized stores to capture 25% of retail revenues by 2011: study
Mumbai: In a surprise finding that organized retail is growing faster than expected in India, a study has forecast that this segment could account for a quarter of the total retail revenues by 2011 from the current 8% share. The study has been done by accounting firm Deloitte India.
India's retail industry, both organized and unorganized, is worth $295 billion (Rs12.3 trillion) at present.
A February study by Mumbai-based brokerage Edelweiss Capital had said that organized retail would form 15% of the retail sales by March 2011 from 4.1% now. But Deloitte's study says that organized retail grew at a scorching pace in 2007, going to 8% of total retail sales from 5% in 2006.
New stores, more spending power and access to credit had led to organized retail's 50% growth in 2007, said Shyamak Tata, partner at Deloitte who did the research.
Several large retailers including US-based Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and UK's Marks and Spencer Plc. have announced plans for the Indian market, spurred by this explosive growth. But organized retail's march has been checked to some extent by protests from India's small retailers, who form the backbone of retail in India—in the dominantly unorganized sector.
They argue that large retailers would gain market share at their expense.
Some retailers scaled back plans in the face of opposition from small retailers and legislation in some states thatlarge retailers would have to pay a tax on food and grocery sold in their stores or a share in their profits. But Deloitte's estimates suggest that organized retail is still setto explode.
Deloitte's estimates, to be released at a retail conference on Thursday, are pegged to the amount of retail space coming up in the country.
Retailers have bought or will buy around 316 million sq. ft of retail space, several times the 68 million sq. ft of space they took up in 2006.
For this investment in space to pay off, the industry would have to grow at around 50% or so, Tata said. "If retail continues to grow at this pace, the malls will get used," he said. "If not, then rentals will get affected."
And even with the current growth, Deloitte estimates that India's biggest cities don't have a high density of organized retail.
There are two hypermarkets, two discount stores, two department stores, two wholesale cash and carry stores and 11 supermarkets on average in each of these cities, it says.
In 2006 and 2007, the fastest growth had come in whole-sale cash and carry stores, which grew at 150%. This was followed by supermarket stores, which doubled and hypermarkets, which grew at 75-80%.
Gibson Vedmani, chief executive of industry body Retailers Association of India, however, said, "You cannot measure growth only by space, but also match it with the value of sales in the stores. There are a lot of malls coming up and occupying them will not be an issue, but their performance may be an issue."
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Director: Tim Burton
Writers: Linda Woolverton (screenplay) and Lewis Carroll (books "Alice in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass
Cast: Johnny Depp, Mia Wasikowska, Helena Bonham Carter, Anne Hathaway, Crispin Glover, Matt Lucas, Stephen Fry, Michael Sheen, Alan Rickman, Barbara Windsor, Paul Whitehouse, Timothy Spall, Marton Csokas, Tim Pigott-Smith, Lindsay Duncan, Geraldine James, Leo Bill, Frances de la Tour, Jemma Powell et al.
Producers: Tim Burton, Joe Roth, Jennifer Todd, Suzanne Todd and Robert D. Zanuck
Executive Producers: Chris Lebenzon and Peter M. Tobyansen
Associate Producer: Derek Frey
Co-producer: Katterli Frauenfelder and Linda Woolverton
Original Music: Danny Elfman
Running Time: 209 Minutes
Country of Origin: United States
Language: English
Genre: Fantasy, Adaption, Digital 3-D, Science Fiction
In their seventh film together director Tim Burton and actor Johnny Depp have created another unusual original that will withstand the test of time.
Adapting Lewis Carroll's two books, Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, has been done before and several films and TV programs have been created.
There has never been an Alice like this one. And while smoking is generally frowned upon in movies these days, the Blue Caterpillar voiced by Alan Rickman is continually smoking and enveloped in smoke. It's simply part of his persona.
Backed and produced by established film notables, Disney took a chance by filming this extravaganza in 2-D and then converting it to 3-D. It's a strange story with a even stranger creatures inhabiting Underland.
Plagued since childhood by one recurring bad dream that takes place in a land she calls Wonderland, after her father's death, the now nineteen-year-old Alice attends a party that turns out to be her engagement party.
With everyone watching she turns and runs off, following the white rabbit, dressed in a waistcoat, and falling down a hole into the Underland, the land of her bad dream.
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It's vital to overthrow the Red Queen, defeat her favorite Jabberwock warrior and turn power over to the good and loving White Queen (who happens to be the sister sibling to the Red Queen).
Johnny Depp's lisping Mad Hatter plays a key role in the defeat of the Red Queen and the transition of power to the White Queen. His wonderfully eccentric looks and bright red hair add to his "madness" without being frightening.
Although Carroll's Alice is always called a children's' story, in truth it's a dark rather sadistic tale which fits perfectly in the Burton/Depp interpretation.
Burton's background as an artist is easily recognizable in the beautiful flora and gardens as are the unusual features and attire of his characters.
Alice is actually in peril in Wonderland/Underland. These characters and their warring over territory and freedoms are serious and provide a commentary on life in general and certain world situations.
Of course, things have changed since Carroll wrote his books, but the world remains a place of war and danger in modern times.
Burton's fascination with the dark side has found a perfect outlet in this version of Alice. Several characters are acted by humans (i.e. Alice, the Mad Hatter, the Red Queen, etc.) sometimes with a little help from CGI. Other characters are animated and voiced by well-known actors (i.e. Cheshire Cat, White Rabbit, Blue Caterpillar).
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Thursday, March 25, 2010
By D.E.Levine
Posted by D.E.Levine at 8:14 AM
Labels: Alice, Caterpillar, Chesire, headmaster, Jabberwock, redemption, smoking, Underland, White Queen, Wonderland
Monday, March 22, 2010
By D.E.Levine
A New Directors/New Films 2010 Selection
Director: Mia Hansen-Love
Writer: Mia Hansen-Love (screenplay)
Cast: Louis-Do de Lencquesaing, Chiara Caselli, Alice de Lencquesaing, Alice Gautier, Manelle Driss, Eric Elmosnino, Sandrine Dumas, Dominique Frot, Antoine Mathieu, Igor Hansen Love, Elsa Pharaon, Olivia Ross, Jamshed Usmonov et al.
Producers: Oliver Damian, Philippe Martin and David Thion
Running Time: 112 Minutes
Country of Origin: France
Language: French with English subtitles
Genre: Drama, Tragedy
The winner of the Jury Prize in Un Certain Regard section at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival, this mesmerizing film holds audience attention until the very last minute.
The story was inspired by the life and death of film producer Humbert Balsan and initially centers around beleaguered film producer Gregoire Canvel.
Following Gregoire through Paris, landmarks and film sets as he negotiates solutions to a variety of problems on several projects, Gregoire seems unflappable.
Despite his demeanor however, Gregoire's company is on the verge of bankruptcy and the strain is taking a toll on his family life.
When a sudden tragedy strikes, the film shifts focus to Gregoire's wife Sylvia and their three daughters.
All of the performances are superb and riveting. Pascal Auffray's cinematography is like a travelogue of Paris as he follows Gregoire's non-stop pace and cell-phone prattle.
The cell phone becomes an object of contention while on a family vacation, as it frequently does in real life.
Director Mia Hansen-Love has deliberately understated some scenes, all the better to create a believable film
All the joys and sadness, the various characters and locations are totally believable and beautifully portrayed. The script, dialogue and actors are powerful and believable making this film one that should not be missed.
Posted by D.E.Levine at 8:36 AM
Labels: bankruptcy, cell phone, father, negotiates, non-stop, Paris
Sunday, March 21, 2010
By D.E.Levine
A New Directors/New Films 2010 Selection
Director: Luca Guadagnino
Writers: Luca Guadagnino, Barbara Alberti, Ivan Cotroneo and Walter Fasano
Cast: Tilda Swinton, Flavio Parenti, Edoardo Gabbirllini, Alba Rohrwacher, Pippo Delbono, Diane Flori, Maria Paiato, Marisa Berenson, Waris Ahluwalia and Gsabriele Ferzetti
Producers: Luca Guadagnino, Francesco Metzi d'Eril, Marco Moribito, Tilda Swinton, Alessandro Usai and Massimilano Violante
Executive Producer: Christopher Granier-Deferre (UK)
Associate Producers: Carlo Antonelli and Silvia Venturini Fendi
Line Producer: Viola Prestieri
Original Music: John Adams
Running Time: 119 Minutes
Country of Origin: Italy
Language: Italian with English subtitles
Genre: Romance, Drama, Tragedy
This is an ambitious and beautifully photographed film showing elaborate excesses in both scenery and lifestyles.
Tilda Swinton, looking younger and better than in most of her latest films. Here she plays Emma Rechhi, a Russian woman who married into the Recchi family, an Italian textile manufacturing clan.
The family lives and works in Milan, living a life of luxury and excess. Emma's three children are typical children of privilege and all are leaving home either for marriage or school. Only the oldest, Edoardo, the heir, appears passionate about the business. The others just like and do a good job of spending the money.
Emma is the perfect wife, entertaining lavishly and devoting herself to her children, husband and parents-in-law. She's also bored and as the children depart she becomes more bored.
When Emma meets Antonio, a humble chef who is opening a restaurant with Edoardo, she feels new passion such that she hasn't known in years.
Faced with a daughter who comes out as a lesbian, a fact to be hidden from the family; the sale of the family business to foreigners after the patriarch's death; and no job or hobby of her own, Emma falls for the younger Antonio and is in a sense reawakened from years of being frigid and aloof.
This passion that she feels leads her through Milan and the countryside of Sanremo where it can only be said she seeks out and follows Antonio, appearing to bump into him accidentally.
However, it is this very awakening of passion that brings about the tragic ending climax.
In addition to the brilliant photography, the soaring score lends drama to the scenes and audience emotions.
The film is intriguing and well crafted but the ending is oddly disappointing and somewhat rushed and even unbelievable after the long, leisurely pace of the film.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
By D.E.Levine
Director: Antoine Fuqua
Writers: Michael C. Martin
Cast: Richard Gere, Don Cheadle, Ethan Hawke, Wesley Snipes, Vincent D'Onofrio, Brian F. O'Byrne, Will Patton, Jesse Williams, Lili Taylor, Shannon Kane, Ellen Barkin et al.
Producers: Elie Cohn, Basel Iwanyk, John Langley, Avi Lerner and John Thompson
Executive Producers: Boaz Davidson, Antoine Fuqua, Robert Greenhut, Jesse Kenndy and Mary Viola
Co-producers: Joe Napolitano and Sam Samick
Associate Producer: Jeanne O'Brien-Ebiri
Original Music: Marcelo Zarvos
Runmning Time: 125 Minutes
Country of Origin: USA
Language: English
Genre: Crime, Drama
The story is implausible and downbeat which is surprising considering that it was directed by Antoine Fuqua, who has a reputation and history for balancing the action of his characters with detailed inquiries and explanations into and about their lives.
While the film isn't great it's strong cast will attract a following and it is surprisingly engaging for the audience.
Stories and scenes take place in the grimiest and roughest sections of East Brooklyn. There are daily numerous shootings sometimes drug related, and sometimes by police of innocent people.
Police are definitely not displayed in their best light. Eddie has seven days to retirement and is playing it safe by not getting involved in controversial confrontations. Tango wants to leave his three years as an undercover cop and superiors suggest he set up his best friend. Sal, a narcotics cop with five kids and twins on the way, desperately wants to move his family out of his mold-invested house into a larger, cleaner home. In order to afford to do so he regularly steals money at drug busts even if it involves murdering people in cold blood.
How these stories progress independently and finally end at one huge crime scene is a film full of violence, bloodshed and some really surprising twists.
What's inconceivable is how these three police and others could join the police force and exist while top brass turns a blind eye to the ongoing corruption and dishonesty.
Despite the well organized production of the background and the details of the 65th Precinct, all of the stories seem preposterous and unbelievable.
Posted by D.E.Levine at 8:19 AM
Labels: corruption, marcotics, police, precinct, shootings, undercover
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
By D.E.Levine
Director: Daryl Wein
Writers: Peter Duchan, Zoe Lister Jones and Daryl Wein (screenplay)
Cast: Zoe Lister Jones, Daryl Wein, Julie White, Andrea Martin, Peter Friedman, La Chanze, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Olivia Thirlby, Pablo Schreiber, Heather Burns, Tate Ellington, Francis Benhamou, David Call, Sam Rosen, Max Jenkins, Michael Benjamin, Charles Socarides, Michael Warner and Audrey Allison Wauchope
Producers: Zoe Lister Jones and Daryl Wein
Associate Producer: Peter Duchan
Original Music: Kyle Forester
Running Time: 129 Minutes
Country of Origin: USA
Language: English
Genre: Romance
Can an indie film produced on a shoestring budget by relative newcomers upstage some of the bigger, more expensive films and gain a following? The answer appears to be YES!
A total surprise and a delightful experience, from the beginning, Breaking Upwards, a film written, produced and acted in by a couple of New York University Tisch School graduates, is rapidly gaining ground and supporters.
The real life couple, Zoe Lister Jones and Daryl Wein, decided to tell the story of their own four-year relationship, their co-dependency and mutual boredom, their establishment of arbitrary rules for their relationship and their resulting breakup.
The film is an exploration of a single year in their lives where they explore alternatives to monogamy and what follows as a result.
It's interesting in that they work at staying together in a world where breaking up is commonplace and somewhat simpler.
Without much money but with great expectations, the two "stars"did multiple jobs on the film in addition to acting and drew heavily on friends and family to appear.
Some of the parts are played by well-known New York actors while others are played by family members like Wein's 96-year old grandfather.
Compared to Woody Allen's Annie Hall, the Breaking Upwards film was an Official Selection of the SXSW Film Festival and has won several film festival awards.
Breaking Upwards is currently available from IFC On Demand and opens in selected cities in April. For more information check the www.breakingupwards.com and local listings.
Posted by D.E.Levine at 9:26 AM
Labels: breakup, co-dependency, couple, family, friendship, monogamy
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
By D.E.Levine
A New Directors/New Films 2010 Selection
Director: Shirin Neshat
Collaborating Director: Shoja Azari
Writers: Shoja Azari; Steven Henry Madoff (voiceovers and additional dialogue); Shirin Neshat (screenplay) and Shahrnoush Parsipour (novel)
Associate Producer: Shoja Azari
Line Producer: Peter Hermann
Cast: Navid Akhavan, Mina Azarian, Bijan Daneshmand, Rahi Daneshmand, Salma Daneshmand, Pegah Ferydoni, Anita Shahzad, Tahmoures Tehrani, Shabnam Toloui, Orsolya Toth and Essa Zahr
Original Music: Ryuichi Sakamoto
Running Time: 95 Minutes
Country of Origin: Gerrmany, Austria, France
Language: Persian with English subtitles
Genre: Drama
The original book was banned in Iran and its author lives in California. The director Shirin Neshat lives in exile and worked on this film for five years.
The film deals with the the condition of women in Iran and the coup that toppled the democratically elected Mossadegh government.
There are four separate stories of four individual women from different levels of Iranian society who suffer in their lives and finally find solace in an enchanted forest where their lives converge.
However, just when they seem to be achieving some semblance of freedom and happiness, they will be banished from the forest.
One young woman (Munis)approaching 30 is terrorized by her fundamentalist brother and attempts suicide. Buried in her family's garden, she is miraculously resurrected.
Middle-aged, upper class wife of a general(Fakhri) is fed up with her husband and life and disheartened when the Western lover who left her years ago returns with a young American girlfriend. She leaves her husband and moves a mansion surrounded by the enchanted forest.
A young, emaciated prostitute (Toth) rebels and runs away first to a public bath where she purifies herself and then to the enchanted forest where she is found and taken in by the general's wife.
Munis's best friend Faezeh is obsessed with marrying Munis' fundamentalist brother.
It's obvious that in her first feature film Neshat hasn't quite learned character development and continues to use her actors as symbols, as she has in previous video installations.
Conversations between characters and movements are stiff and stilted. There's little integration between the banter of the middle class intelligentsia, the political events and the lives of the four women.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
By D.E.Levine
The producer, director and cast of "The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day" celebrated the 10th anniversary of the release of the original film and the DVD and Blu-ray release of the sequel by throwing a big party in New York City last night.
Pictured in the photo above are Chris Brinker (producer), Bob Marley (Greenly), Troy Duffy (writer and director), Billy Connolly (Poppa), Clifton Collins Jr.(Romeo), Daniel DeSanto (Crew Cut) and David Della Rocca (Rocco).
Arriving in "The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day" bus, the Boondock Saints parked on East 11th Street and took over Webster Hall for a rocking event that was billed as a pre-St. Patrick's Day party and featured entertainment by Ty Stone & The Truth, The Dirges and Taylor Duffy.
The large and flashy "The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day" bus, with the cast pictured on its side, parked on East 11th Street, opposite Webster Hall.
The event was loud as the performers packed the house with laughing, drinking, dancing, shouting followers who knew all the words to the songs and also seemed to know all the dialogue to the movies.
As the performers belted out songs, Troy Duffy and the cast members circulated in the crowd meeting fans and taking photos with them.
Pictured above, Ty Stone & The Truth rock the house and keep the crowd singing and cheering as they perform songs from the films.
A one-time special presentation showing of the original film with a retrospective and behind-the-scenes footage will be introduced by creator, writer and director Troy Duffy. The event will start at 7:30 p.m. local time on Thursday, March 11th.
Another 449 theaters throughout the United States will also show the film and the retrospective footage introduced by creator, writer and director Troy Duffy on that evening. For a listing of theaters and their locations, and to purchase tickets for the event go to www.FathomEvents.com.
Posted by D.E.Levine at 6:17 AM
Labels: 10th Anniversary, 450 cities, Blu-ray, cult, DVD, presentation, special, The Boondock Saints, The Boondock Saints II
Monday, March 8, 2010
By D.E.Levine
Director: Niels Arden Oplev
Writers: Nikolaj Arcel and Rasmus Heisterberg (screenplay); Stieg Larsson (novel)
Cast: Michael Nyqvist, Noomi Rapace, Lena Endre, Peter Haber, Sven-Bertil Taube, Peter Andersson, Ingvar Hirdwell, Marika Lagercrantz, Bjorn Granath, Ewa Froling, Michalis Koutsoglannakis, Annika Hallin, Sofia Ledarp, Tomas Kohler, David Dencik, Stefan Sauk, Gosta Bredefeldt et al.
Producer: Soren Staermose
Executive Producers: Anni Faurbye Fernandez, Lone Korslund, Peter Naderman, Ole Sondberg and Mikael Wallen
Associate Producer: Jenny Gilbertsson
Line Producer: Susann Billberg-Rydholm
Coordinating Producer: Jon Mankell
Original Music: Jacob Groth
Running Time: 150 Minutes
Country of Origin: Sweden
Language: Swedish with English subtitles
Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Drama
In the manner of John Schlesinger's "Marathon Man" and Alfred Hitchcock's "Spellbound", Neils Arden Oplev has directed a spellbinding mystery thriller that will withstand the years and become a classic in its own right.
Based on a novel by Stieg Larsson that was published posthumously and became an international phenomena, the film revolves around an investigative reporter and his very unlikely partner, a punked out, goth mentally unstable girl who's a genius computer hacker.
Accompanied by original music that adds to the mounting tension and mystery throughout the film, the story involves corporate trickery and serial murders that span several continents and involve the evil past and complicated industrial fraud of a wealthy Swedish industrial family.
When Mikael Bloomkvist, loses a libel suit brought by Swedish industrialist Hans-Erik Wennerstrom, his magazine, Millennium is in financial jeopardy. Michael accepts a job offered spending a year prior to serving his jail sentence, writing the history of the Vanger family. The job is offered by Henrik Vanger, the former CEO of the Vanger companies in exchange for financial help with his magazine and information proving that Wennerstrom is corrupt.
Michael becomes disheartened feeling he cannot discover any new information until he meets Lisbeth Sander, an abused, victimized and misunderstood young woman who dresses in goth clothes, has numerous piercings and tattoos, and is extremely asocial.
A brilliant investigator and computer hacker, Lisbeth teams up with Michael in a classic detective pairing and their findings unravel a four decades old mystery.
This is a harsh film with violence, torture, bloodshed, abuse and many twists and turns. Noomi Rapace is brilliant as the sullen, victimized Lisbeth. Intent upon exposing abuses of power, her pairing with Mikael seems strange but is tremendously effective.
The pair doggedly pursue their goal until they uncover a lot more than they bargained for and results in many unanticipated surprises.
Posted by D.E.Levine at 8:24 AM
Labels: abused, conspiracy, crimefighters, goth, libel, mystery, serial murder, victimized, violence
Sunday, March 7, 2010
By D.E.Levine
Director: Floria Sigismondi
Writer: Floria Sigismondi (screenplay)
Cast: Kirsten Stewart, Dakota Fanning, Scout Taylor-Compton, Alia Shawkat, Michael Shannon, Tatum O'Neal, Brett Cullen, Riley Keough, Johnny Lewis, Stella Maeve, Robert Romanus, Hannah Marks, Lisa Long, Adam Silver, Daniel D. Lee, Jill Andre, Shammy Dee et al.
Producers: Art Linson, John Linson and William Pohlad
Executive Producers: Joan Jett, Kenny Laguna and Brian Young
Co-producer: David Grace
Associate Producer: Sabrina Sipantzi
Running Time: 109 Minutes
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Language: English
Genre: Drama
Music video director Floria Sigismondi makes an auspicious feature film directorial debut with a tightly knit biopic film about the formation and rise of The Runaways, a forerunner of all girl rock bands.
Created by Kim Fowley, a manager who lucked into starting the band with talented amateurs who could actually sing and play instruments, The Runaways achieved prominence in the 1970s through their performances and the uniqueness of being an all girl hard rock band, but their reputation was also built on a great deal of hype and promotion.
The film centers on Joan Jett (guitarist) and Cherie Curie (lead singer) played by Kirsten Stewart and Dakota Fanning, both of whom give amazing and believable performances very distant from the roles with which we usually identify them.
Another outstanding performance is given by Michael Shannon as the tyrannical manager Kim Fowley. His abusive treatment of the girls turns them into strong performers but their celebrity status takes their toll on their lives.
Because the concentration is on the creation, rise and fall of The Runaways, there's little actual character development and we have to be happy with what we're given. There's also not much background on characters in the band member families, whose actions influenced the band members to start the band and go on the road.
While the story is interesting and the music recognizable and enjoyable, the dialogue isn't great but the film is extremely watchable.
It's the performances that this film is really about. The convincing performances by both Stewart and Fanning show they are capable of better and more demanding roles then they've been given in the past. Shannon's remarkable performance is in keeping with what we've seen in other films he's done and are an indication of more outstanding performances to come.
The movie's fast pace and fun music make it enjoyable to watch and the end comes all too soon. While the dialogue isn't great
Posted by D.E.Levine at 10:34 AM
Labels: all girls, hard core, rock band, The Runaways


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Everytime when i take bath my skin goes dry.. is there anyway to prevent.Does bathing leads to dryness of your skin.if yes how can i prevent my skin from drying,please help
Everytime when i take bath my skin goes dry.. is there anyway to prevent.Does bathing leads to dryness of your skin.if yes how can i prevent my skin from drying,please help
Dry skin is not because of lack of grease or skin oils rather its because of lack of water.
Although bathing frequently with out moisturization leads to dry skin,it is now recognized that bathing once or twice daily with postbath application of emollients to damp skin can improve the water content of skin and aid in the prevention and treatment of dry skin.Bath water should be warm but not hot.Bath oils may be added.However,these may make slippery and difficult to clean.An alternative is to add one tea spoon of oil to one quarter cup of warm water and use the mixture as a rubdown either after a bath or a substitute for bath.
Maybe the soap you use is harsh? There are many soaps in the market with moisturizing properties. Dove for one, is a cream bar with 1/3 moisturizer if I remember correctly. Or you may also want to try using body washes instead so it doesn't strip off the moisture in your skin. Also, applying lotion right after you get out of the shower is a great way to battle excessive dryness. It has always worked for me. Most lotions aren't expensive. And there are less greasy ones so you don't have to worry about applying too much. But in your case, you might want to buy a lotion specifically formulated for dry skin. It will tend to be heavy and sticky, but hey, it's sure to work! When your skin improves, you can switch to a regular type of lotion, but never go without it is my advice to you.
it depends on how long your bath is. haven't you noticed that when you're in a pool, or in the ocean, when you get out your skin is all wrinkly & dry? thats because of osmosis. the water in your skin, leaves it for the water around you (basically.)
so after you bath, just lather up on some body oil and you should be fine.
I notice my skin is dry after bathing when I use bar soaps so I switched to liquid soaps and have not encountered the same dryness as I used to. You need more moisture on your skin so it's either you switch to a moisturizing soap or you put on lotion after bathing.
Use gentle soap and baby shampoo for a start. And apply moisturizer to your body before going to bed.
Also, avoid taking bath with too hot or too cold water.
Use a good home-made body scrub which you can make with gram flour mixed with oatmeal. Wet it with water and rub over your body. Two egg yolks mixed with 2 teaspoonfuls of honey can be rubbed over the body and left for about 15 minutes. There is also the option of oiling your body at night rather than day after a shower.
I cleanse twice a day and use moisturizer on a daily basis. I also use a heavier night creme which I make myself with emu oil, shear butter and a lot of other good ingredients before I go to bed. It really has helped with dryness and blotchy skin for me.
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I suggest that after applying soap, do rinse your body thoroughly to get rid of the soap residues in your skin. Sometimes, that will cause your skin to become dry. And like what chicque said, use can use right after bathing or a creamy lotion.


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2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami
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"2011 Miyagi earthquake" redirects here. For the aftershock that occurred on 6 April, see April 2011 Miyagi earthquake.
2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami
An aerial view of damage in the Tohoku region with black smoke coming from the Nippon Oil Sendai oil refinery
Peak tsunami wave height locations, color-coded with red representing most severe
Date 14:46:23, 11 March 2011 (+09:00)
Duration 6 minutes[1]
Magnitude 9.0 Mw[2][3]
Depth 32 km (20 mi)
Epicenter location 38.322°N 142.369°ECoordinates: 38.322°N 142.369°E
Type Megathrust earthquake
Countries or regions affected
Japan (primary)
Pacific Rim (tsunami, secondary)
Total damage Tsunami wave, flooding, landslides, fires, building and infrastructure damage, nuclear incidents including radiation releases
Peak ground acceleration 2.99 g
Tsunami Yes. Up to 40.5 m (133 ft)
in Miyako, Iwate, Tohoku
Landslides Yes
Foreshocks 7
Aftershocks 1,235
Casualties 15,505 deaths,[4][5] 5,386 injured,[4][5] 7,305 people missing[4][5]
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The 2011 Tohoku earthquake, also known as the Great East Japan Earthquake,[6][7] (Japanese: "Eastern Japan Great Earthquake Disaster" (Higashi Nihon Daishinsai)[fn 1]) was a magnitude 9.0 (Mw) undersea megathrust earthquake off the coast of Japan that occurred at 14:46 JST (05:46 UTC) on Friday, 11 March 2011,[2][3][8] with the epicenter approximately 70 kilometres (43 mi) east of the Oshika Peninsula of Tohoku and the hypocenter at an underwater depth of approximately 32 km (20 mi).[2][9] It was the most powerful known earthquake to have hit Japan, and one of the five most powerful earthquakes in the world overall since modern record-keeping began in 1900.[8][10][11] The earthquake triggered extremely destructive tsunami waves of up to 40.5 metres (133 ft) in Miyako, Iwate, Tohoku.[12][13] In some cases traveling up to 10 km (6 mi) inland.[where?][14] In addition to loss of life and.


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It's here. It is bloody here. The moment that we've all been waited for, stood there, mouths agape, eyes pleading, wanting, Dulux colour chart clamped into our sweating paws… It's the announcement from colour dons Pantone about their colour of the year.
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It's purple.
Well, it's 'Ultra Violet', actually. Pantone speak of the "enigmatic" shade in hushed tones: "Complex and contemplative, Ultra Violet suggests the mysteries of the cosmos, the intrigue of what lies ahead, and the discoveries beyond where we are now. The vast and limitless night sky is symbolic of what is possible and continues to inspire the desire to pursue a world beyond our own."
Vast and limitless! The mysteries of the cosmos! How can you not get behind that? You and Professor Brian Cox watching documentaries about Soviet space flight on YouTube, cup of Vimto in your hand, baked aubergine melts in your belly. Gorgeous.
It's actually a great colour to add a pop of life to your wardrobe as you head out of the dark practicality of winter, so why not get ahead of the pack and take advantage of our quick list of Ultra Violet items: