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UD's Schmidt Named AFCA Assistant Coach of the Year
Nov 27, 2013
WACO, Texas - The American Football Coaches Association is proud to announce its 2013 Assistant Coach of the Year winners. NCAA Division III Assistant Coach of the Year is, University of Dubuque's Michael Schmidt.
Schmidt has spent six years as an assistant coach, with the last five seasons as defensive coordinator at Dubuque. Schmidt serves as a board member of the Eastern Iowa Big Brothers Big Sisters organization and has staffed over 20 football players into the In-School Mentorship Program that meets weekly with at-risk students in the schools. He is a member of the Wendt Character Initiative Advisory Board at UD, which is a program designed to promote, monitor, teach and measure character on campus. Schmidt is a member who helps organize and structure the initiative to teach the virtues of honesty, fairness, truthfulness and the Golden Rule into our classrooms.
Through a Bi-Annual Campus Coat and Shoe Drive, he organizes, collects and helps distributes lightly used coats and shoes to people in need in the greater Dubuque community. He is enrolled as a full-time seminary student, which allows many different service activities and mission trips throughout the Midwest, including Urban Ministry, Native American Ministry and area Youth Ministry. He continues to serve the AFCA as a member of the Convention Services Committee.
"A very, well deserved honor for him," commented head coach Stan Zweifel. "What he contributes to our program on and off the field is immeasurable. Schmidt is exceptional in the community, on the campus and as a mentor for the student-athletes. He's one of the most outstanding young coaches I have ever worked with in football. It's a tremendous honor for the University of Dubuque and our team."
Schmidt joined the University of Dubuque football program in 2008. Since coming to UD, he has been a versatile member of the Spartans staff. He served as the defensive backs coach in 2009 and the offensive line coach in 2010 before moving back to the defensive side as the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach in 2011 and 2012.
Schmidt came to the University of Dubuque after a stint as a graduate assistant at Minnesota State University-Mankato in 2008. While at MSU, he worked as the defensive line coach. The Mavericks finished with a 9-3 season, an NSIC-South Division Championship, and a berth in the NCAA Division II Football Championships. Coach Schmidt coached one All-American and all four starting members of the Defensive Line were NSIC All-Conference selections.
He is a graduate of UW-La Crosse where he was a fullback on the football team and an outfielder/first baseman for the baseball team. At UW-L he was an eight-time letter winner, (four in football and four in baseball) and a three-time all-conference team member while majoring in finance and marketing.
Schmidt is a native of Menomonie, Wis., where he graduated from Menomonie High School and played for legendary Wisconsin high school coach Joe LaBuda. He helped guide his team to an undefeated season and a state championship and was a unanimous first team all-state selection in football his senior season.
Mike, his wife Morgan, and their two sons Sonny and Scout reside in Bellevue, Iowa.
One assistant coach from the five divisions of college football has been selected for their dedication to their teams and communities. Each year, staff representatives from NCAA and NAIA football-playing schools are asked to nominate an assistant for consideration. From those nominations, a winner is selected by the AFCA Public Relations Committee. The winners of this award were selected from Football Bowl Subdivision, Football Championship Subdivision, Division II, Division III and the NAIA.
The Assistant Coach of the Year award was first presented in 1997 and was created to honor assistant coaches who excel in community service, commitment to the student-athlete, on-field coaching success and AFCA professional organization involvement.
The 2013 honorees are as follows:
Football Bowl Subdivision–Chad Morris, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach, Clemson University
Football Championship Subdivision–John Banaszak, Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Line/Special Teams, Robert Morris University
Division II–Denares Waites, Safeties Coach/Special Teams, Carson-Newman University
Division III–Michael Schmidt, Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs Coach, University of Dubuque
NAIA–Jim Hogan, Offensive Line/Strength Coach, Carroll College
"Once again, five outstanding assistant coaches have been selected for their dedication, not only to their teams, but to their communities," said Executive Director Grant Teaff. "Often times, the head coach receives much of the credit for his team's success, but any head coach is only as good as his assistants. Much of an assistant coach's work is done behind the scenes. It is our pleasure to bring it to the forefront."
The criteria for the award is not limited to on-field coaching ability or the success of the team and players that these assistant coaches work with. Service to the community through charitable work and other volunteer activities, participation in AFCA activities and events, participation in other professional organizations and impact on student-athletes are all taken into account in the selection process.
Winners of the Assistant Coach of the Year Award will receive a plaque to commemorate the award. They will be honored at the President's Kickoff Luncheon, Monday, January 13 at the 2014 AFCA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana.
The AFCA was founded in 1922 and currently has more than 11,000 members around the world, ranging from the high school level to the professional ranks. According to its constitution, the AFCA was formed, in part, to "maintain the highest possible standards in football and the coaching profession" and to "provide a forum for the discussion and study of all matters pertaining to football and coaching."
Finalists for 2013 Division III Assistant Coach of the Year:
Louis Stokes, Bluffton
Michael Schmidt, Dubuque
Ahmaad Smith, Hampden-Sydney
Assistant Coach of the Year Notes
84 assistant coaches from 65 different schools have been honored by the AFCA since the inception of the award in 1997 ... Campbellsville (NAIA), Carson-Newman (Div. II) and Hampton (FCS) lead all schools with three winners each ... Campbellsville's three winners came in three straight years (1997-Samuel Wickliffe, 1998-Eric Graves, 1999-Haywood Riner) ... Carson-Newman won its three awards in 2003 (Mike Turner), 2009 (David Needs) and 2013 (Denares Waites) ... Hampton won its three awards in 1997 (Alonzo Lee), 1998 (John Wright) and 2003 (Donovan Rose) ... Air Force, Benedictine (Kan.), Bethel (Minn.), Carroll (Mont.), Central (Iowa), Morningside, Mount Union, Northwest Missouri State, Wabash and Winona State have had two winners each ... A total of 42 assistant coaches from five divisions were nominated in 2013.


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Police have charged two people from Regina for stealing several vehicles.
RCMP in White Butte said they found an abandoned truck with mismatched license plates near Pilot Butte on Sept. 12.
Both were stolen from homes in the R.M. of Edenwold.
RCMP found out both suspects were in Brandon, Man. Brandon Police Service arrested and charged the two suspects.
Danielle Fink, 34, has been charged with six counts of having property taken by crime and fraud under $5,000.
Desmond Henry, a 26, has been charged with three counts of having property taken by crime, dangerous driving and fleeing a peace officer.
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Recycled Asphalt Pavement
A proposed new ASTM standard is an important step in guiding federal, state and local highway agencies, contractors, material suppliers and consultants on the sustainable use of recycled asphalt pavement.
WK26824, Specifications for Recycled Asphalt Pavement Materials for Base or Subbase for Highway or Airports, is being developed by Subcommittee D18.14 on Geotechnics of Sustainable Construction, part of ASTM International Committee D18 on Soil and Rock.
"The transportation industry is obliged to contribute to sustainable development," says Haifang Wen, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Washington State University, and a D18 member. "The use of recycled materials can reduce the need for virgin materials and disposal of existing materials and can thus protect the environment, reducing energy consumption and greenhouse gas emission."
According to Wen, the proposed standard would encourage infrastructure owners to use recycled asphalt pavement as a base and would ensure that the pavement performs well.
"The infrastructure owners will use WK26824 to specify the design and construction of pavement when recycled asphalt is incorporated as base," says Wen. "The contractor will use it to build the pavement with detailed guidance."
Interested parties are welcome to join D18.14 in refining the current draft of WK26824 as well as in the development of other proposed standards, including WK26823, Guide for Recycled Aggregates as Unbound Roadbase.
Technical Information: Haifang Wen, Washington State University, Pullman, Wash
Phone: 608-262-1777
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This is the kind of thing you don't see in glossy articles on Annapolis in travel magazines: the lowdown on a dispute between the city and the U.S. Naval Academy over, of all things, a sewer bill.
The dispute appears headed for arbitration, which is where it belongs. Both sides seem to recognize they have good reason to settle this little squabble amicably.
The city and the academy have always been good neighbors, a fact that has helped both their images. Regardless of who's right and who's wrong in this instance, both will look petty if they end up going to war over a sewer bill.


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Nothing says beach to me like a good ole tote back full of all my summer essentials. Even better is when it's super cute and stylish like this adorable Anthropologie-inspired tassel tote! And speaking of tassels, did you see my tassel pillow cover idea? Click here to take a look.
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Woven Tote
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Since the original Anthro tote has tons of colors of tassels, you will want to do the same thing. My mom loves to cross-stitch, so I already have TONS of colors to choose from for this project. You can find this at any craft store.
Basic instructions:
1. Cut colored floss into two 3-inch pieces. (Two pieces that are 3-inches long)
2. Then take the entire bunch of floss and cut it in half.
3. Tie one of your 3-inch strings around the center of one of the halves from the bunch you just cut. When it's folded in half, you can see the beginning of a tassel.
4. Cut about 10-12 inches of gold or silver string and thread it onto a needle. Then wrap it around the top part of the tassel (where the bunch is folded over).
5. After you've wrapped it, take the needle and sew it through the wrapped portion about three times, knot the end of the string and cut off the excess.
6. Trim the end of your tassel to your desired length.
7. Grab the string at the top of your tassel, loop it through the weaving of your purse, tie it a couple of times and cut the excess string.
8. Continue until you have all your tassels on your tote.
I am so loving this tassel tote idea so much. What do you think? Feel free to mix up the colors or even to keep it monochromatic. Use more or less tassels, according to your preference. Make it cute and have some fun with this DIY. If you love tassels a lot, you should see this tutorial on making tassels that are HUGE! Enjoy!


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A great lamp begins with a striking base, and many can be found at flea markets and antiques shops. Look for appealing shapes and good-quality materials; some, like alabaster and mercury glass, are especially lovely when played upon by light. Don't be dismayed if you fall in love with a base that doesn't work -- you can probably rewire it yourself in far less time than it would take to find another you like as much. In fact, we show you how to do it in our feature, Rewiring a Lamp.
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A shade must be wide enough to allow the bulb at least an inch of space all around (two inches if the wattage is 100 or more) and long enough to cover the electrical fittings -- but no longer than that, or the shade will take on a comical look, like a hat pulled down too low over the ears.
It's worth the effort to find the perfect shade for every base. Lamps are always noticed: The eye, like the moth, is naturally drawn to their light.
1. Hexagon This unusual shape evokes an early-20th-century rustic feeling.
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3. Empire This classic shape looks right atop nearly any base.
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5. Coolie This shape gives any base a contemporary look.
6. Drum At home in mid-century modern interiors, a drum shade is best paired with spherical or pure geometrical bases.


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Sharp Shooters Fall Meet And Greet
Join the Lucas County Sharp Shooters 4-H Shooting Sports Club on October 31st for a "get acquainted" meeting.
Get a chance to meet the instructors, pick up shooting sports books, and make new friends!
We will be shooting rifle, pistol, shotgun, muzzleloader and archery.
This event is open to any youth that is interested in participating in a shooting sports project next year. All of the instructors will be there to answer any questions you might have.


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I know I didn't need any fabrics, but I like to visit a relatively new shop that is in Rose Green when I visit my parents in Bognor Regis. It is only small but has a good selection of bits and bobs, you can see that I also bought a thimble and some scissors.
She has a good stock of the Makower and Tilda fabrics, and I really couldn't decide what I wanted so just bought a selection of 'craft' cottons which I thought were just as nice.
She has a facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/Rose-Green-Fabrics-1653377498214584/ and worth a visit if you are in the area.
Across the road there is Rose Green Centre for Art and Craft that offer a selection of courses, and has paintings and other crafts for sale:
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While engineers and designers feverishly worked overtime on the development of a four-passenger cars they code-named the F-car, the Chevy public relations, marketing and advertising group prepared the world for the introduction of an automobile they called the Panther.
All through the summertime of 1965 essentially every element of the car's design and development, from initial design sketches to clay designs, was photographed and carefully recorded. Chevy used the assets to produce a 30 -minute motion picture The Camaro for sale in Sturgeon MO , which was later on shown on TV and in movie theaters. They also presented females's clothing called the Camaro Collection and even a Camaro roadway race online game.
Chevy Camaros For Sale
In November, Chevy sales executives and imaginative individuals previewed prototype designs at the GM Tech Center. Campbell-Ewald, Chevy's venerable ad agency, immediately started work on catalogs, direct-mail advertising and sales promotion materials, together with print, outdoor and TV/radio advertising. In April 1966, at the New york city Car Program Press Conference, Chevrolet sales executives admitted no name had been selected for the new automobile, however did announce that prices of 1967 Chevy Camaro for sale in Sturgeon MO model will remain in the Corvair-Chevy II range.
Throughout early 1966 Chevy struggled over a name for its Mustang-killer. GM's upper management was nervous about the aggressive connotations of the Panther name. A similar bout of cold feet would later cause the Pontiac version, code word the Banshee, to be relabelled Firebird. Over its short life time, the F-car had actually been called by lots of names consisting of Wildcat, Chaparral, Commander and Nova. It's also rumored that Chevy considered using the letters "GM" in the name, and created G-Mini, which developed into GeMini and finally Gemini. However, GM's upper management banned the concept, fearing the vehicle might be a failure.
Automotive legend has it that someone at Chevrolet finally proposed the name Camaro and upper management rapidly concurred. Although the name has no real significance, GM researchers supposedly found the word in a French dictionary as a slang term for "good friend" or "companion." It's rumored that Ford Motor Company researchers likewise discovered other meanings, consisting of "a shrimp-like creature" and an arcane term for "loose bowels."
Because a number or pre-launch materials had currently been launched using the Panther name, Chevy's many pressing obstacle was to now rename their brand-new Mustang killer, the Camaro. Camaros are found in Sturgeon MO by looking for classic car dealers.
Lastly, on June 28, 1966, General Motors held a live interview in Detroit's Statler-Hilton Hotel. It was the first time in history that 14 cities were connected in real time for an interview via telephone lines. Elliot M. "Pete" Estes, who changed "Bunkie" Knudsen as Chevrolet General Manager in July 1965, started the news conference by declaring all participants were now club members of the Society for the Elimination of Panthers from the Automotive World (SEPAW.) Estes confidently announced that Camaro was chosen as the name for Chevy's new four-passenger sports car to honor the tradition of beginning Chevy model names with the letter C such as the Corvette, Corvair, Chevelle, and Chevy II.


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As I sit here on what is officially the first day of Fall, I'm thinking about what else? Food. Especially all the goodies that Thanksgiving brings followed by more hot treats eaten during Christmas.
Mainly. PIES.
Then I remember the truly scrumptious pie eaten in Edinburgh a month ago.
Hot, flaky, oozing with delicious chicken filling. I thought I'd died and gone to pie heaven.
See this?
That's what I would most like to eat right now. Add an Iron Brew to the mix and it would be perfection.


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Arthur H. Post was born March 24, 1899 in Dunsmuir, California and was raised on a farm in the Spokane Valley. He married Margaret Campbell in 1927. Post attended Washington State University and received his B.S. and M.S. degrees in 1922 and 1923 respectively. In 1924 he joined the faculty at Montana State College (Montana State University). Post taught courses in crop and soil sciences, and with the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station he gave lectures throughout the state of Montana geared towards soil and crop improvement. Post then served as head of the Plant and Soil Department from 1937 to 1962. While teaching at M.S.U., Post received his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin in 1948. In 1962, his research was nationally recognized when he was elected Fellow of the American Society of Agronomy. He retired from M.S.U. in 1964. In 1980, M.S.U. presented him with the Blue and Gold award in recognition of distinguished services, and in 1981, M.S.U. named the field research laboratory west of Bozeman "The Arthur H. Post Field Research Laboratory" in his honor. Post was also a member of a number of community organizations and national societies, among those were: Phi Kappa Phi, American Society of Agronomy, Alpha Gamma Rho, Bozeman Lodge 18 and Western Societies of Crop and Soil Science. Dr. Post died in Bozeman on January 11, 1982.
The Arthur H. Post papers consist of letters, research notes and lecture materials, printed materials, memorabilia, and photographs pertaining primarily to his career work. Materials are arranged in 6 series according to document type. Correspondence refers to work and studies while at M.S.U., specifically his selection of a Ph.D. program, his lectures through the Agriculture Extension Service and his own research. Incoming letters of a more personal nature can be found in Post's retirement scrapbook in the Memorabilia series. Biographical Materials pertain to Post's life from 1931-1982. Again, the focus of these materials is primarily on his professional life. Printed Materials refer to publications either created or collected by Post. Post's own course work from the University of Wisconsin and some of his teaching materials are found in Series 4, Course Work and Lecture Notes. Also within this series are Post's lectures prepared for the Extension Service. Memorabilia consists of items collected by Post of both a personal and professional nature. These documents indicate his civic and community involvement as well as his achievements in the fields of soil science and agronomy. The final series, Photographs, contains black and white photos of Post from 1921 to circa 1970. The retirement photo album corresponds with the retirement scrapbook in the Memorabilia series.
Series 1 Correspondence, 1920-1982
Series 2 Biographical Materials, 1931-1982
Series 3 Printed Materials, 1925-1971
Series 4 Course Work and Lecture Materials, 1931-1964
Series 5 Memorabilia, 1921-circa 1982
Series 6 Photographs, circa 1921-circa 1970
This collection is open for research.
Personal and professional papers created or collected by Dr. Arthur H. Post relating to the fields of agronomy, and crop and soil science and to his career at Montana State University were donated to Special Collections by Arthur Post Jr. on January 17, 1995.
This collection was processed 2009 May 11
An alternative form of this finding aid can be found at
Correspondence pertain primarily to Post's academic career. Incoming letters are arranged alphabetically according to sender and contain information regarding his selection of a Ph.D. program, his lectures given in connection with M.S.U.'s Agriculture Extension service and his own research. Outgoing letters often correspond with the incoming and are arranged chronologically. A scrapbook of letters given as a retirement gift from faculty and students can be found in the memorabilia series, Box 5, file 1.
Newsclippings and M.S.U. documents pertaining to Post's life and academic career. Materials are arranged according to document type. Published works discussing Dr. Post are in files 43 and 44. Biographical information found in M.S.U. Plant and Soils Dept. papers are arranged in files 45 and 46.
Published materials created or collected by Post have been arranged according to document type and then alphabetized. Materials collected by Post are in Box 1, files 48-51. Post's published research has been placed in Box 2.
Course Work and Lecture Notes examining primarily crops and soils are arranged chronologically, with the exception of Post's university transcripts and his civic or non-academic speeches which have been placed in Box 4, file 2 and Box 4, file 9 respectively. The notebook titles are those given by Post and overwhelmingly refer to his Ph.D. work. His lectures prepared for the M.S.U. Agriculture Experiment Station are in Box 4, files 3-7 and are arranged chronologically.
Memorabilia collected by Post has been separated according to document type and then arranged according to document size. Paper items have been placed in files 1-4. Post's retirement scrapbook contains letters from faculty, staff and students with whom he worked during his academic career. It is detailed and comprehensive. Items relating to his wife, Margaret, have been placed in file 5. Post's yearbook and songbook collection from Washington State University are in Box 6.
Photographs contains pictures, postcards, a slide and a steel etching either created or collected by Post. Pictures have been separated according to document type and then arranged chronologically. All photographs are black and white. The titles given on file folders indicated subject matter of the photos and/or images. Post Retirement Party Photo Album was a gift and corresponds with the Retirement Scrapbook found in the series containing memorabilia.


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Get involved in the World's Biggest Coffee Morning on Friday 25 September and help Macmillan make a real difference to people who are affected by cancer
There's nothing better than catching up with your friends over coffee and cake so come together this month for the World's Biggest Coffee Morning.
Whether it's an indulgent chocolate cake, a tropical twist on a traditional Victoria sponge or even a delicious shop-bought treat, nothing beats sharing a slice of something sweet with your friends. All you need to do is ask your guests to make a donation for the cake and coffee you serve. Every cake sold could change someone's life for the better, which makes going up for seconds all that more rewarding. You can make your coffee morning as simple or as elaborate as you like by following some of our tips below. Or visit the Macmillan website where a wealth of resources can help you plan the perfect event, from creating email invites and thank-yous to themed bunting and napkins and an ideas generator for quirky ways to help your event go with a swing.
You can host your coffee morning at home, work or school and don't worry if you aren't free on 25 September, you can choose another date that's convenient for you. If you are unable to hold your own coffee morning, you can attend one of many public events taking place across the country.
Macmillan Cancer Support's World's Biggest Coffee Morning is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year and has raised more than £138 million for Macmillan since it began, but now, more than ever, it needs your help. The money raised is used to provide essential support to people who are living with cancer and their families.
No matter how much you raise, your money will go towards improving their lives – whether they need emotional, financial or practical help. One in three of us will face cancer, and the money you raise at your coffee morning will help Macmillan make sure no one has to face it alone.
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To get started, all you need to do is order your free Coffee Morning Kit, bursting with goodies to make your Coffee Morning one to remember.
Register to receive your kit at Macmillan or call 0845 070 1318. You will receive a fundraising pack containing helpful handy hints on how to make your coffee morning a success.
Simple tips for coffee morning success
- Make it a real occasion by using crisp cotton tablecloths and vintage china.
- Display your sumptuous homemade cupcakes, pastries and sandwiches on pretty tiered pressed-glass cake stands – and make sure you have enough baked treats for everyone.
- Provide other drinks on the day, such as fruit juices, cordials and herbal teas, and some savoury nibbles, too.
- Place your donation box in a prominent position, where everyone can see it.
To make your coffee morning as delicious as possible, head to our Baking Recipes where you'll find a host of cakes, scones, biscuits and loaves – don't forget to let us know how you get on by Tweeting us with your photos to @countrylivinguk or by leaving a comment in the box below.


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Green Honeymoon Ideas
With increased awareness of environmental issues, many people are putting more of an effort into choosing green lifestyle options; this includes where to go and what to do on honeymoon.
It's no longer popular to lie basking in the sun being waited on hand and foot, although plenty still class that as the ultimate luxury. Now honeymooners, keen to leave less impact on the planet and have more of an experience on their trip, are looking at various ecotourism projects, resorts or lodges in which to consummate their union… or just have a nice wee break if the union's long been consummated! Well, it's the rules of getting married isn't it? Get married, have honeymoon. It's the only reason people go through with it, right?
Eco-friendly Honeymoons Ideas
- Put some thought into the destination – do you really need to travel to the other side of the world when you haven't explored what's on your doorstep yet? There are ecotourism options practically everywhere so check out your own backyard (not literally) before booking a trip further afield. You may get an unexpected surprise.
- Make a list of all the places you'd like to go and then investigate them thoroughly. Maybe you could do a two centre holiday? Some people like to get involved in a community ecotourism project for one week and chill the next. Choose something that suits you both and book through a good eco travel company.
- Many popular honeymoon destinations have questionable practices. They build without any regard to the environment, pay pittance wages and treat staff with little respect yet they still manage to provide 5 star treatment to holidaymakers. So give a little something back by venturing out of your holiday haven and spending money in local communities rather than ploughing it all into an already wealthy resort.
- Book tours through locals when you get to your destination, not through your holiday rep. That way you know the local community will benefit directly from the money and you won't have to sit on a bus with 50 other touros singing round choruses of Una Paloma Blanca when all you want to do is experience things first-hand.
- Use local transport to get around and use a local guide to explore; after all they will know the area better than someone employed through a company back home. If you do have a wonderful guide, spread the word about their services, leave info on websites for other honeymooners looking for similar experiences, that way you'll be generating more work for your guide and potentially other guides too.
- Eco doesn't always mean hippy, there are a number of luxurious eco escapes worldwide that have been built sustainably and employ responsible tourism principles so you can have your cake and eat it.
- As with any eco-friendly holiday, check the hotel or resort's green credentials. It's sometimes difficult to know whether the vacation you fancy is genuinely green or tainted with greenwashing tactics, so read up a few tips from Ecotourism Logue before you book.
- Dare to be different!
Article excerpted from www.ecotourismlogue.com
11 Tips and Tricks for Greening your Hotel Stay
Let's face it, as much as we love camping, hostels, and eco-lodges sometimes a hotel is the most reasonable option. Luckily, even when staying at the least environmentally-friendly hotel you have a lot of control over your environmental impact. Here are 11 of our favorite tips and tricks for being a little friendlier to Mother Earth during your next hotel stay:
- Unplug, unplug, unplug. The first thing you should do when you walk into a hotel room is unplug. 5 lamps? Unplug 4. Mini-fridge? Unless you've brought a turkey and mayo sandwich, unplug. Coffee maker? Unplug. Hair dryer? Unplug. Appliances drain energy even when they're not on. If you just spend 2 minutes unplugging items you will already have made a difference.
- Hang your towel. In my experience housekeeping is haphazard in their pledge to "save the environment one towel at a time." Most times I hang the towel and come back later to find they've replaced it anyway; but about 50% of the time they leave it for me.
- Move the soap. An easy trick to reduce your waste is to bring the bar of soap with you to the shower when you shower and leave it by the sink the rest of the time. Seriously, when was the last time you used two full bars of soap at a hotel? (Or even one full bar?)
- Stick the "Do not Disturb" on your door. Or just call housekeeping and tell them you won't need their services during your stay. To prevent the hotel from wasting water by changing your sheets and towels, wasting electricity by vacuuming, and spraying harsh chemicals all over your toothbrush, just ask them to refrain from cleaning your room during your stay.
- Adjust the thermostat. By lowering the temperature by 2 degrees in the winter or raising it by 2 in the summer you will save a lot of energy. And you won't notice the difference.
- When you leave the room turn everything off:
- Lights
- Thermostat (if the weather is mild)
- Flush less frequently. No need to flush every time. Practice the "if it's brown flush it down, if it's yellow let it mellow" rule.
- Bring your own toiletries. I personally know the pains of the 3 oz of liquids on planes rule. A liter of genuine, carried-back-from-Ireland Whiskey was confiscated from us on a 6 am flight the day the emergency (and now permanent) rule came down. True story. But think of all of the plastics that are used to create tiny bottles of shampoo and conditioner. And all of the extra packaging in luxury hotel items. Plus, by bringing your own shampoo you can prevent a bad hair day from bad shampoo.
- Take shorter showers. Sometimes a long, hot shower feels incredible. But do you need that every day? The average US shower head spits out about 2.5 gallons per minute, which means in a 15 minute shower you use nearly 40 gallons of water. Yikes!
- Leave the pen (and other freebies) behind. I don't know why, but I'm a sucker for free pens. Even the crappy ones that explode in my purse on the airplane ride home. Do the earth a favor and leave these items behind.
- Recycle. Find out if the hotel recycles. If they do, ask if they separate it out from waste-bins. If they don't, take your free USA Today and empty cans and bottles and toss them in an extra pocket in your suitcase to recycle later. They weigh almost nothing.
Article excerpted from www.gogreentravelgreen.com
What tips or tricks do you have that help you be a (more) responsible hotel-goer? It takes less than 5 minutes only to do the above, go green to protect this earth.
31 Reasons to Travel Green: In Pictures
Every green traveler has those days where she just wants to give up. Pollution, global warming, bad environmental policy decisions – how much of a difference can one person really make?
We're launching our 25 Days to Green Travel series with photos that remind us why traveling green – and living green – matters. We're going with the "a picture is worth a thousand words" concept. All of these images except one are from Flickr, many from amateur photographers. No matter what shade of green traveler you are, I hope these photos motivate you to keep traveling green. As I searched for these photos, I was reminded over and over that our travel decisions don't just affect us; they affect people and wildlife across the world, and they will for generations to come.
The post wraps up with some truly amazing photos of beautiful places, people, and creatures around the world, so stick through the depressing photos to the end and you'll be rewarded.
The Bad
Destruction of Wildlife
Oiled bird from Black Sea oil spill. photo credit: marinephotobank
Polar bear on melted ice near Barents Island, Norway. © Arne Naevra
Dead fish in a polluted riverbed, Buenos Aires, Argentina. photo credit: blmurch
Global Warming
Exposed coral reef in Gili Meno, Indonesia. photo credit: yeowatzup
Fragment of a melted iceberg. photo credit: nick_russill
Floating iceberg chunk in Patagonia. photo credit: lrargerich
Melting icebergs in Jökulsárlón, Iceland. photo credit: csproete
Water Pollution
Polluted river in Cambodia. photo credit: davilla
Man finding plastic bags in River Yamuna in Delhi, India. photo credit: Koshyk
Metal barrel in a green river. photo credit: jantik
Air Pollution
Taj Mahal choking in early morning smog. photo credit: mshandro
Beijing smog. photo credit: diggingforfire
ir pollution in Nova Scotia. photo credit: ojbyrne
Car pollution in Cremona, Italy. photo credit: Simone Ramella
Mexico City smog. photo credit: arndw
Los Angeles, California smog. photo credit: cwsteeds
Santiago, Chile smog. photo credit: philliecasablanca
One way to avoid breathing polluted air in Tehran. photo credit: kamshots
Plane pollution, Anywhere. photo credit: mshades
Forest Destruction
Deforestation in Guatemala. photo credit: Pati's Moment in Time
Deforestation in the Amazon. photo credit: dgidsicki
Deforestation in Wakayama, Japan. photo credit: T.Hagihara
Electronics waste in China from the Western World. photo credit: art_es_anna
Chinese baby surround by electronics parts from the Western World. photo credit: art_es_anna
The Good
Preserve the Sites and Wildlife
Cliffs of Moher, Ireland. photo credit: atomicpuppy68
Mountains in Brienz, Switzerland. photo credit: pilou
Elephants in Kenya. photo credit: wildcat_dunny
Moose in Alaska. photo credit: Paul Resh
Support the Local Economy and Way of Life
Fish vendor in Seoul, South Korea. photo credit: neaners
Indian street vendor. photo credit: utpal.
Article excerpted from www.gogreentravelgreen.com
All the pictures above have speak a thousand words. The pollution will getting worst if we still haven't aware of it and no action is taken. Let's do our part when we travel to other countries so that others can enjoy the amazing view as well.
Tips for Finding Green Hotels
As I write this, I'm in a hotel room on the Vegas Strip, looking out my window at the construction site of what will be the largest green hotel in the world, set within MGM Mirage's $7.4 billion City Center. The hotel is pursuing certification from the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System, which sets standards for environmentally sustainable construction. Among the measures it's taking: recycling 80 percent of construction waste and building a monorail to the Bellagio. But if you check in when the hotel opens in 2009, you might not notice it's green the property's casino (not LEED certified) allows smoking.
What Does "Green" Mean?
Unless you stay in an eco-lodge, you're not always likely to see a property's efforts to reduce its impact on the environment. Sure, you might be asked to recycle towels and use a key card that controls your room's lights and climate. But subtler measures, such as building with recycled materials and landscaping to use less water, aren't so apparent.
You can look for some proof of certification, but dozens of countries, several U.S. states, and a number of industries have their own labeling programs with varying standards, so it's difficult to know just how green your hotel really is. (See five of the most reputable programs at right.) To complicate this scenario, many properties are bypassing accreditation in favor of developing their own sustainability plans. The Willard InterContinental in Washington, D.C., for instance, uses renewable wind electricity and purchases organic food whenever possible.
What's Next?
Eco-construction is a growing phenomenon. According to the U.S. Green Building Council, there are now 118 hotels that have registered for LEED certification. So far, only one hotel—the Gaia Napa Valley—has earned the Gold certificate (the second highest level). Striving to be the next property to get Gold (or perhaps Platinum, the highest LEED certification, which no hotel has yet achieved), the Proximity Hotel, in North Carolina, will use rooftop solar panels, install elevators that generate a portion of their own power, and use an air-exchange system to reduce its energy consumption. And LEED is expanding to international hotels. Easter Island's Explora Rapa Nui, set to open in December, seeks to obtain Gold status.
What Can You Do?
Every property in T+L's "Favorite Green Hotels" filled out an eco-questionnaire to ensure that they're meeting high environmental standards. You can put the same questions to a hotel before booking: What has it done to reduce carbon emissions and waste?How does it conserve energy and water consumption?And does it have programs that support its community?You'll be doing the environment a favor.
Article excerpted from www.travelandleisure.com
Ecotourism Threats: Are We Really Following Environmental Protection?
Many argue that ecotourism does not offer enough environmental protection. In fact, some believe that ecotourism threats will actually damage the very environments that ecotourism strives to preserve.
Ecotourism Threats
One of the problems that ecotourism poses is the overall impact that ecotourism has on the environment. Ecotourism does not only impact the areas where travelers visit. It takes energy in the form of airplane fuel, bus or automobile fuel and/or boat fuel to reach remote areas. The resulting energy consumption is not always taken into consideration when looking at the effects of ecotourism. In a sense, ecotourism might be considered wasteful.
When tourists travel, they need places to stay or "stage" before they start their journey. This means clearing land, building facilities such as hotels and developing support industries. Even though these facilities may not be in the area that ecotourists spend most of their time, they still must be available. This could be added as an indirect negative to the environment.
Another threat ecotourism poses is that some of the ecosystems where ecotourists travel are extremely fragile. Over time, even small groups of people who strive to be as careful as possible can still have a negative impact and upset the local ecosystem.
Since some ecotourists want to observe the drama of nature, tours for these types of travelers are scheduled to coincide with breeding or hunting seasons. Again, this could prove to be disruptive to the natural cycle of life.
Another problem associated with ecotourism is that if the moneys generated by this type of tourism are mismanaged, the environment will be the victim. In addition, corruption and greed could add to a negative impact on a local ecosystem as well.
One of the tenants of ecotourism is to have as little impact on local cultures as possible. The reality of this is that once different peoples come into contact with each other, they are both affected. It can be argued that as the world becomes smaller with this merging of cultures, it is inevitable that even remote cultures will change through exposure to other peoples. Whether this is a negative or positive advance remains to be seen.
Article excerpted from www.life123.com


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Fungicide Exposure Assessment Among Apple and Peach Farmers in the Agricultural Health Study
This protocol describes an exposure assessment study of farmers in North Carolina and Iowa
who personally apply the fungicides captan, thiophanate-methyl, and benomyl to apple and
peach orchards. The exposure assessment will include environmental measurements as well as
biological monitoring data. The biomonitoring data will be based on 24-hour urinary
metabolites of the three fungicides selected for study. The study is being done in
collaboration with the Agricultural Health Study (AHS), a large prospective health study of
licensed private (farmer) and commercial applicators, and the spouses of private
applicators. The AHS is sponsored by the National Cancer Institute, the National Institute
of Environmental Health Sciences and the Environmental Protection Agency. The study
described here will be conducted by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and
Retinal degeneration among applicators in the AHS has been associated with cumulative days
of use of five fungicides, including captan and benomyl, which are or have been heavily used
in orchards. Minimal monitoring data are available on fungicide exposures among orchard
applicators in the U.S. Agent-specific exposure classification in the AHS is based
primarily on questionnaire data, supplemented by exposure monitoring data from non-cohort
studies in the literature. An algorithm has been developed by AHS to estimate an
individual's cumulative exposure using information on duration, frequency and intensity of
exposure from questionnaires. The intensity piece of this algorithm identifies factors that
either increase or decrease exposure and a "weight" is assigned to each factor to reflect
the relative impact of that factor on exposure. Exposure data are need to validate these
algorithms, to identify major exposure determinants, and to evaluate the appropriateness of
the assigned weights.
Fungicides are applied at regular intervals throughout the spring and summer in orchards.
Captan is a frequently applied fungicide that will serve as the primary marker for fungicide
exposures in orchards. Participants from the AHS will be selected based on planned use of
captan. A benzimidazole fungicide, such as thiophanate-methyl or benomyl, is often applied
with captan and exposure to thiophanate-methyl and benomyl will also be monitored.
Applicator exposure will be measured using both environmental (air, dermal patch, hand) and
biological monitoring methods. Captan is metabolized to tetrahydrophthalimide, which is
excreted into the urine. Thiophanate-methyl an benomyl share a common metabolite, methyl
(5-hydroxy-1H-benzimidazol-2-yl)-carbamate, which is also excreted into the urine. Dupont
is voluntarily withdrawing its benomyl product from the market as of December 31, 2001;
however, existing supplies of benomyl may be used in 2002. Due to this "carryover" use of
benomyl and the presence of a metabolite in the urine common to thiophanate-methyl, it is
prudent to monitor benomyl exposure among participating applicators. A repeated measures
design has been proposed to address the likelihood of high within-worker variability for
exposure measures.
In summary, the objectives of this study are 1) to measure actual exposures to the target
fungicides using both environmental and biological measures of exposure, 2) to identify and
quantify major determinants of exposure, 3) to describe within- and between-worker exposure
variability, and 4) to evaluate, to the extent possible, agreement between exposure
estimates computed using the AHS exposure algorithms and exposure estimates based on actual
Alice Sigurdson, M.D.
Principal Investigator
National Cancer Institute (NCI)
United States: Federal Government
November 2001
May 2013
|National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
|Atlanta, Georgia


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* From The Stranglers to Pop Larkin
* Phone a friend with the Maharishi
* Charts: Duffy is number one
>> Winner takes it all <<
Take That's superfans strike again
Talk going round backstage at the Brits
was that, in the Best Single category losing
nominees were told the day before that they
hadn't won. Which was strange as there was
supposed to be a phone vote on the night
to pick the winner. Although Take That
were already way out in front at that point,
in the light of so many recent phone fraud
scandals it seems an unusual way to behave.
FYI: Interesting to see that supposedly credible
Mercury winners The Klaxons mimed, while
pop acts played live.
Shia LaBeouf likes going commando so often we're
told his bollocks have started to drop
"like an old man's".
>> On your Mark <<
A good night for record producers
The music industry gave British male artists
a huge kick in the teeth at the Brits.
Ronson's a nice guy and a good producer, who
has made some successful cover versions, but
he is neither an artist nor British. Long
time New York resident Mark became a US
citizen last week. Perhaps the notoriously
misogynist record industry just wanted to
find a bloke to credit for Amy Winehouse
and Lily Allen's success last year.
Anthony Costa's solo show at Darwen Library Theatre
failed to go ahead after only 22 tickets were sold.
>> Big Questions <<
What people are asking this week
Which political campaign would be rather damaged
if revelations about a candidate's outrageous
and danger-seeking sexual escapades come out
at the wrong time?
Photos of Johnny Borrell and Hermione from
Harry Potter at a Fashion Week party were a
smoke-screen to cover up his new liaison with
which celebrity?
Is there any reason whatsoever for us to have
Sharon Osbourne on our TV screens again?
Popbitch's favourite Chief Warrant Officer: the
motion picture liason officer for the US
Coastguard is... CWO Randy Midgett.
>> Dial Omm for murder <<
Say sorry to a star with popbitch
boggled-mind writes:
"I'm a very old Popbitch reader. When I was 15
the Maharishi visited Sydney. I went to his
lecture and was entranced. He invited us back
to his hotel to get the "secret" word (omm)
for meditation, but there was no more room
in the conference room so I was put into the
Maharishi's suite to wait. On his bedside
table was his telephone contact book. All these
stars' numbers were there and I wrote them all
down - Warren Beatty, George Harrison, John
Lennon, Mick Jagger , Patti Boyd and Ringo
Starr was as far as I got before the old fraud
came in. Later that night I phoned them all
from Australia and when they answered I
just said "ommmm" until each one finally
hung up. Sorry guys. I got into such trouble
from my dad when the phone bill came in I
was banned from using it for ages."
Nudity + Police = Jail? Did this TV star get extra
rough treatment? Where is the justice?
>> Ibiza rocks... sometimes <<
Balearic island gets ready for bed
Anyone who has ever enjoyed watching the sun
come up at a club in Ibiza will be sad to
hear of the changes this year. Local
authorities have just passed legislation
outlawing club opening between 6am and noon.
Space and DC10's status as after-hour venues
are therefore under threat. The owner of DC10,
identified in court only as DLM, is already
facing a year in prison for opening hour
transgressions from last summer. However
nothing is that simple in Ibiza. Local
bureaucrats have also said there could be
exceptions made to this rule. So maybe
if the club you want to go to has well-
connected people with the right size
brown envelopes running it, that dream
sunny morning clubbing experience might
still come true.
Gavin Henson was at the Marc Almond concert at Cardiff
St Davids Hall wearing "enough mascara and eyeliner
to make Dusty Springfield jealous."
>> Kabullshit <<
Things aren't looking up in Afghanistan
We were hoping to celebrate our forthcoming
400th issue with our readers in Kabul. However
Our_man_in_Kabul sent us this:
"Things are going bad around here and it's
gonna get ugly pretty soon I'm afraid.
We're more worried about the cops than
the Taliban. A nephew of Karzai has set
up his own security company here. He has
various districts of the city in his
pocket, and pays off the cops to stop
and search the gringos (Brits and any
Westerner). A couple of guys we used to
work with got arrested at the end of
January and held for 10 days by the Afghan
authorities - not nice. This place is more
corrupt than Iraq, and that is saying
Eggsy from Goldie Lookin Chain dined with his mum at
the Fwrrwm Ishta restaurant in Caerphilly on Saturday.
He wore no leisure wear, nor much gold.
>> Punk's not dead... <<
From The Stranglers to Pop Larkin
Like Punk Never Happened, Part 342.
The singer who replaced Hugh Cornwell in
The Stranglers, Paul Roberts, is playing Pop
Larkin in a stage production of The Darling
Buds of May. Roberts fronted The Stranglers
from 1990 to 2006 but will be starring in
this new musical at the Kings Theatre,
Southsea, in April.
Marilyn Manson's absinthe "Mansinthe" has been mauled
by food and drink critics, who said it smells like
"sewage, swamp mud and rubbing alcohol". The only
absinthe brand to be seen with now is Le Tourment Vert.
>> Noel Fielding needed! <<
BBC3 audience bites back
audience girl writes:
"I was unfortunately at a recent recording of
"The Wall", BB3's new interactive show. It
was advertised as being presented by Noel
Fielding. That was the only reason I got the
tickets, it was the most unfunny pile of
drivel ever to be even thought of as a TV
programme, they kept saying about it being
live but it's not even been on yet? Alexa
Chung sat by me and joked about how much the
audience smelt! I really hope it is never
shown as I am sat near her and Lee Mack,
unfunny fucker. And there was no Noel
Lemurs are colourblind.
>> Tune of the day <<
Get into Soko for summer
Imagine a French Kate Nash. She'd be prettier,
cooler, make slightly awkward lyrics sound cute
and probably smoke a brand of cigarettes that
you can't pronounce. Meet Soko.
How can you not like a song with these lyrics?
"I will never love you more than my boyfriend
when I was 14. Even though he's now an asshole."
Listen to I Will Never Love You More:
Otter footprints have been spotted at night
around Colchester town centre.
>> Newcastle frown <<
Even fish love beer
We can't help thinking Gazza booze and
drug trodden path to the loony bin was
somewhat inevitable. The story of his
sad sectioning this week brought back an
old Gazza legend from when he was 18. Still
an apprentice he was desperate to impress
his boss at Newcastle ,Jack Charlton.
He spent a week's wages on fishing gear
and got the legendary angler to give him a
lesson. At the riverbank Charlton apparently
threw all Gazza's equipment into the water,
except for the fishing rod, opened a bottle
of Newcastle Brown Ale and poured it into
the water. The fish started biting and he
reeled in a whopper in minutes. So an
early lesson - all you need is beer.
When Gazza bought ex-wife Sheryl a tit job, he
sent flowers to her hospital room for when she
came round from the op addressed to "Dolly Parton".
>> More than a feeling <<
Boston shoot down Huckabee
The founder of soft rock heroes Boston, Tom
Sholz, is angry that Mike Huckabee is using
their classic track, More Than a Feeling,
in his campaign. "Boston has never endorsed
a political candidate", he says, "and with
all due respect, would not start by endorsing
a candidate who is the polar opposite of
most everything Boston stands for. In fact,
although I'm impressed you learned my bass
guitar part on More Than a Feeling, I am an
Obama supporter."
Boston Stuff you should know:
1. More Than a Feeling" took five years to write.
2. Scholz credits Walk Away Renee by The Left
Banke as the song's inspiration.
3. Scholz also invented the Rockman Guitar Amp.
4. More Than A Feeling can be heard in Close
Encounters of the Third Kind, when a car pulls
up to McDonald's as the UFOs cause power outage
5. Popbitch once made a very limited edition
cover of the track. Sadly our studio time
was cut short due to our managing to offend
a well-known rap star at the time.
6. Scholtz' charitable foundation has
raised millions of dollars for animals,
homeless shelters and children's rights.
All publicity is good publicity - Britney's perfume
made $13 million in Britain last year.
>> Things that make you go hmm <<
Dog beatbox, cement blocks, Bert and Ernie
Beatbox your dawg:
22 years ago this week Pet Shop Boys released
Love Comes Quickly. It still sounds lovely.
Junk food - the reality:
Everyone's favourite classified:
Magnus Magnusson and Ian Richardson
t-shirts now available:
This nice fella needs some friends:
Bert and Ernie go brutal:
(And so do Cadburys)
The only thing funnier than watching Chelsea lose
the Carling Cup would be winning money on it.
Follow your heart not your head - there's some
good Spurs bets to take:
>> Chart Predictions <<
New entries/High climbers Sun 24th Feb
++ Number One
DUFFY Mercy
++ Top Ten
H TWO O What's It Gonna Be
KYLIE MINOGUE Wow
++ Top Twenty
UTAH SAINTS Something Good 08
++ Top Forty
TAiO CRUZ Come On Girl
FLORIDA FT T PAIN Low
CRAIG DAVID 6 Of 1 Thing
MARK RONSON Just
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Boy runs out of luck, shoots self in Haryana
The 17-year-old boy Abhishek tried his luck when he was watching the movie 'Luck' and killed himself with his father's pistol at a house on Wednesday evening.india Updated: Jul 12, 2013 17:30 IST
The 17-year-old boy Abhishek tried his luck when he was watching the movie 'Luck' and killed himself with his father's pistol at a house on Wednesday evening.
Ved Prakash, father of Abhishek, student of class XII, told the police that he was watching Luck movie when he and his wife went for shopping at the market. When they returned, they found their brilliant son lying on a pool of blood.
Ved Prakash, suspected that, "He maybe got motivated from the movie where, the hero took out five bullets and tried his luck by pushing the trigger and did not get killed."
It is learnt that deceased Abhishek also took out five out of the six bullets from his father's pistol and placed them on the bed before the incident.
Though, DSP Narpjeet Singh said, "We are checking his facebook and other social networking accounts. We have called the hackers to crack his password, so we can know that if the student was in some kind of relationship or any other matter. Maybe deceased got motivated from the movie and tried his luck and pushed the trigger, but this is all a matter of investigation."
Ved Prakash, who runs a nursing college at Dariyapur of this district, said that his son was fine as he was a brilliant student among his classmates. He was a student of DAV Public School, Fatehabad.
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One thing everyone should know about Gods of Egypt is that it is an action full exploration based on Egyptian myths. Bek played by Brenton Thwaites who is a young boy and becomes a hero when he continues to a classic voyage to protect humanity and save his love. In order to do this, he has to make an alliance with the dominant god Horus which was played by Nikolaj Coster-Waldau to overthrow Set, the god of darkness. Viewers can easily expect sufficient fictional action and violence throughout the story. This has made a lot of dispute over the detail that the Egyptian gods are played by Caucasian actors.
We can clearly see that Gods of Egypt surely seem to be a group of Egyptian Gods whose appearance is a lot like Roman and Greek gods with no clear separation. The directors seize this angle and use a bunch of criticism for weakening to cast anybody else than new faces for white folks and girls in a movie showing Gods ruling the Middle East. This appears to be a strange choice and not one that cannot be ignored by critics.
The movie seems a lot similar to the basic and old concept from this kind of films. The basic plot shows a couple of special features with actors taking the role extremely and people shifting into golden animals. The movie appears to be optimistic and showy but new or interesting.
The direct of this film is Alex Proyas which is clearly reflected in the trailer when they show that "Gods of Egypt" is the same direct as the "The Crow" but they fails to mention that it was released for over two decades ago. That's not a proper touch to use a reference from that much past to reveal what director did in the past. This latest attempt has reached the serious heights of Proyas' initial film, showing too overrated appearance and unnecessarily effects.
After seeing the trailer one can say that this movie is a lot alike the "Clash of the Titans" remake with the sequence changes and the location moved to Egypt just to modify the style of the characters. Best of luck to have fun with that movie because the only thing you are getting from this movie is fun.
The story plot revolves around the future of mankind dangles in the balance when Set (Gerard Butler) who is the cruel god of dark power seizes Egypt's command and makes the flourishing empire into anarchy and war zone. In search of true love and to save the mankind a disobedient human Bek (Brenton Thwaites) makes an improbable union with the dominant God Horus which was played by Nikolaj Coster. This battle with Set and his henchmen throw them into the afterlife into the heavens for a heroic clash.
You can watch the trailer of Gods of Egypt 2016 below:
Star Cast:
• Gerard Butler as Set
• Rufus Sewell as Urshu
• BrentonThwaites as Bek
• Courtney Eaton as Zaya
• Abbey Lee as Anat
• Chadwick Boseman as Thoth
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It's a spring Saturday in swinging London. Sunlight pours into the dishevelled warehouse that's serving as our location for today's photoshoot. We're ready for a nice relaxed chat with Andrew Garfield and Russell Tovey about their upcoming roles in the National Theatre's revival of Angels in America…But we can already see that we're going to have a problem. It's clear that there's only going to be one top dog today, and he's not going to let anyone else get a look-in. Fortunately for us, the ego belongs to Russell's three-year-old French Bulldog, Rocky, rather than either of our interview subjects for the day. Toby the Gay Times pug is, however, distinctly less than impressed with the competition on set.
As we shoot our world exclusive cover with the actors, it's obvious that neither is hung up on ego. Despite appearing in truly huge productions – Andrew most notably in The Amazing Spider-Man and Hacksaw Ridge, Russell in HBO's Looking and The History Boys – both actors are at ease on set, chatting and joking between takes with each other. It's clear that the chemistry both display on screen is just as prevalent in real life too.
It's been 25 years since the National Theatre first staged Angels in America, and it would be impossible to say that the play was no longer as relevant, or important, as when it was first performed. Where the play has Ronald Reagan in power, enforcing an anti-gay agenda which directly or indirectly led to the deaths of countless gay men in the early days of the AIDS epidemic, it doesn't take a huge leap to recognise similarities with the current incumbent of the White House. We're keen to understand how much the current political climate influenced the timing for this revival…
Russell: We were locked into this in January of last year – before the political chaos in the USA. But it's come at a time that really reflects when it was written; it was a Reaganite period, there was no funding for AIDS, which was being ignored politically, there was money being taken out of this and that… With the presidency now, it feels like we're going through a time that's comparable.
Andrew: For me it's been very, very weird because of what's going on in the world – not just in the United States, but also the UK with Brexit – and the rise of a more free, open and expressive bigot population; there's a homophobic, racist group that has been given a voice by people like Nigel Farage, Donald Trump and Marine Le Pen. I think we'd all feel strange if we weren't participating in something, as storytellers, that doesn't somehow fight and resist that last dinosaur cry of a dying breed of narrow-mindedness and fear-based living. I'm very relieved that we're doing this play now, actually. It's medicine for the time we are in.


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Hello Dr. Fresh: Last Tuesday night I went down to Queen's Quay and found your boat, just where you said it would be, right next to Captain John's Seafood Restaurant. I tried to get onboard because I wanted an autograph, but this tall white dude wouldn't let us on the boat. He actually twisted my fiance's neck and threw him down between the boat and the dock. I think it was a bit excessive as Ricardo's dead now, but is there anyway to get an autograph?
- Joanna K., Mississauga, Ontario
Yo Jo! Sorry about the Bro! That would be Adam who done that. He get's kind of zealous sometimes, but I'm a Huge frickin' Star, so what do you expect? I requires high security. First of all, the Black Freighter's a ship. Boats are submarines. Secondly, if you or any of my readers email me I'll send you a signed photograph of your Humble Deacon, both free and gratis! - DDF
Hey Deacon...I'm really getting into screw caps and I agree that they make a better seal than corks. Has anyone used the kind of metal caps they put on pop bottles and beer bottles for wine? This is a serious question!
- Salvador S. , Milton, Ontario
Yo Sal! What you're talkin' bout are called crown caps. They've been around for years and have been used for wines. Some Australian sparklings have used them for closures. The problem is, most people are DIX and associate them with pop and beer instead of recognizing their efficiency. Don't expect to see many of them in the near future! - DDF
Good afternoon Deacon! I love your blog! Here's my question...What's the best music to listen to while reading your postings? -Howard Morris, Scarborough
Yo Ho Mo! I recommend y'all check out Deacon Radio! It's online 24 hours a day and is commercial free, bringin' you all the sounds of the Homeys! Here's the staion, so pass it on...
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That's all for today boyz and girlz!
Deacon Dr. Fresh
Wine DJ extraordinaire