The OBI WAN intervention program is part of the YODA program for young people charged with simple assault cases involving a victim who is not a family member. For purposes of the intervention program, the term family member is defined as a blood relative, related by marriage or intimate relationship with another family member.
The program for assault against a non-family member is available only to first-time offenders or young people with no similar past juvenile charges. A person with a prior record might be granted an exception to this general rule on a case by case basis after consideration by the prosecutor.
If you are between the ages of 17 years old and 25 years old and charged with an assault against a non-family member, then you might be eligible for the OBI WAN intervention program. If you are not guilty of the offense or if the prosecutor can not prove the charges beyond all reasonable doubt, then entering the program might not be in your best interest.
Contact an experienced criminal defense attorney to learn more about the pros and cons of entering an intervention program to divert a criminal case away from the courts in Fort Worth or Tarrant County, TX.
Call (817) 422-5350 today to discuss the case with an experienced criminal defense attorney in Tarrant County for any violent crime such as an assault charge.
the accused has no other pending felony charges or convictions of felony charges.
To successfully complete the program, the young person must be willing to make changes in their lives and participate in counseling, which includes providing input, feedback and disclosing personal information. Completing the program requires attending and participation in accordance with the rules. Also, while in the program, the young person must be willing to remain drug-free and sober.
Other requirements include either working full time or maintaining attendance in school full-time.
OBI WAN Assault Intervention Program in Tarrant County - This article discusses specialty programs in the criminal courts to divert the case away from the judge and into an intervention program so that the charges can ultimately be dropped. Visit the website of the Tarrant County to learn more about specialty programs in the criminal courts for young people charged with assault (also known as the OBI-WAN program).


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Heinz Field, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Weather: 55°, Clear Attendance: 63,627
Rams-Steelers Preview
Los Angeles Rams at Pittsburgh Steelers
Though the Rams hold a 17-8-2 advantage in the all-time regular-season series, the Steelers have won seven of the last 10 matchups and each of the past three. The Rams are visiting Pittsburgh for the first time since a 27-0 loss in 2011 and are 1-5 in their last six trips to the Steel City, with the lone win over that period coming in 2003.
The Rams are 10-0 against AFC teams since Sean McVay took over as head coach in 2017, and their 16-4 overall record on the road during that period is the best in the NFL. Only two coaches have produced a better record through their first 20 away games, with the Giants' Allie Sherman (1961-63) and the 49ers' George Seifert (1989-91) each going 17-3.
Pittsburgh ranks second in the NFL with 22 takeaways (Patriots, 27) and has forced three or more turnovers in four straight games for the first time since Oct. 13-Nov. 3, 2002. The Steelers are the first team since the 2016 Raiders with multiple takeaways in seven or more games within a season. Pittsburgh hasn't done so in eight straight since Oct. 29-Dec. 17, 1989.
The Steelers have yielded a league-low eight sacks through eight games and rank third in the NFL on the defensive side with an average of 3.63 sacks per game. They're the first team since the 2005 Colts to record 25 or more sacks and allow eight or fewer over a season's first eight games.
Rams wide receivers have accounted for a league-high 66.3 percent of the team's receptions and 74.1 percent of its receiving yards, second only to Cincinnati (75.0). Los Angeles is the only team with three wide receivers with 400 or more receiving yards this season (Cooper Kupp, 792; Robert Woods, 471; Brandin Cooks, 402).
T.J. Watt has recorded at least one sack in seven consecutive home games dating back to Week 15 of last season, the longest streak in Steelers history since sacks became an official stat in 1982. The last player with one or more sacks in eight straight home games was the Colts' Robert Mathis in 2013.
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Kamara to replace McCaffrey in Pro Bowl
49ers GM Lynch named PFWA Exec of Year
298.8 Pass Yds 209.3
97.3 Rush Yds 88.4
12 Takeaways 22
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PITTSBURGH (AP) Aaron Donald is losing his edge. Kind of.
The Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle spent his team's bye week back home in Pittsburgh working out in the facility at the University of Pittsburgh that bears his name . It was cold. Well, cold to a guy who's spent the last few years soaking up the Southern California sunshine while becoming the NFL's most disruptive force.
"It was a little chilly," Donald said with a laugh. "I said: `LA is changing me! I'm getting a little soft!'"
The two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year remains as dangerous as ever heading into Sunday's homecoming at Heinz Field when the Rams (5-3) visit the Steelers (4-4). Following a slow start, Donald has sacks in three straight games, looking very much at the height of his considerable powers.
"He's just a game wrecker," Steelers outside linebacker T.J. Watt said. "It doesn't matter what aspect of the game it is, he really has no weakness and that's what makes him the best."
And a potential matchup nightmare for Pittsburgh. The Steelers have ripped off three consecutive victories after opening 1-4, relying heavily on the defense to create turnovers while the offense searches for an identity under quarterback Mason Rudolph. Rudolph has been a solid game manager if not exactly a difference maker, thanks in part to an offensive line that's allowed a league-low eight sacks.
Donald, however, presents a unique challenge. He doesn't just rush off the edge. He doesn't just bull his way put the middle. He doesn't just rely on stunts to create pass rush lanes. He does it all. All the time. Asked if Cam Heyward does for the Steelers what Donald does for the Rams, Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin shrugged.
"I don't know that anybody is that guy for anybody," Tomlin said. "I think Aaron Donald is Aaron Donald."
And when Donald is free to be Donald, the Rams are among the NFL's elite. Pittsburgh's recovery from a rocky opening month that included losing Ben Roethlisberger for the season with a right elbow injury in Week 2 could be derailed quickly if it can't find a way to keep Rudolph upright and Donald in check. Far easier planned than done.
"He is the leader of the pack," Tomlin said. "You can take any block and highlight it and talk about who is being productive and who is not, but the reality is that guy is a catalyst for what goes on over there in terms of creating rush and putting pressure on the quarterback."
NEW BACK END
The Rams' thoroughly renovated secondary will get a significant test from Steelers wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster. Jalen Ramsey is likely to spend much of his third game with the Rams glued to Smith-Schuster, while cornerback Troy Hill and safeties Marqui Christian and rookie Taylor Rapp will have increased responsibilities again. The new secondary looked good against Atlanta and Cincinnati, but Smith-Schuster and Pittsburgh will test coordinator Wade Phillips' increased commitment to man-to-man coverage.
RED-ZONE WOES
No team was better at turning red-zone possessions into touchdowns last year than the Steelers. This year, not so much. Pittsburgh is 28th in the league in red-zone touchdown percentage and converted just one of four red-zone opportunities against Indianapolis last week, one of the reasons the Steelers had to white knuckle their way to a 26-24 victory . Asked why his team is struggling to score, Tomlin laughed.
"What do you think? We're still writing our story, but you can come to whatever conclusion you want about our lack of productivity in that area," Tomlin said. "I'm not going to take a whole lot of time outlining that."
He shouldn't have to. Roethlisberger is out for the year and wide receiver Antonio Brown is out of football after blowing through three teams in six months.
GURLEY'S TURN?
Todd Gurley has only 92 carries through the Rams' first eight games. That's down from 169 at this point last season for one of the NFL's busiest running backs over the previous four years. Coach Sean McVay insisted again this week that he isn't preserving Gurley's health, instead blaming his inactivity on situational problems, including falling behind in games. Gurley's running was the reason McVay's play-action passing game worked so well for the past two years, but every week is a new opportunity to use Gurley - and he is rested and ready.
TERRIFIC TWOSOME
Donald doesn't have the market cornered on getting to the quarterback. The Steelers are fifth in the league in sacks (29), led by Watt and fellow outside linebacker Bud Dupree, who have combined for 13 1/2 sacks through eight games, making it difficult for opponents to pick which one to throw an extra body at on a given play.
"That's the awesome thing about having a guy on the other side who is so effective because they can't just chip one of us because the other side is going to be free," Watt said. "So hopefully we can keep drawing the attention that we're drawing and keep producing like we are."
AP Sports Writer Greg Beacham in Los Angeles contributed to this report.
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The American Victory Ship & Museum: The Best Museum in Tampa
The American Victory Ship Museum is one of the best museums in Tampa. It is also one of the most unique museums you can visit in Tampa. It is one of the most popular and best-reviewed museums in Tampa. Victory ships have been a staple in American history for almost 100 years. After World War I, the US Navy realized that it needed to build more ships to carry US soldiers back home from Europe. To make sure that the US would have plenty of ships to carry its troops home, the US Navy built the American Victory Ships program. These ships were specifically built for the US Navy to use during WWII. Victory ships have been built for other conflicts as well. The American Victory Ship Museum is home to the largest collection of Victory ships in the world.
What to See at the American Victory Ship Museum
The American Victory Ship Museum is home to over 30 different ship models and hundreds of artifacts. Some of the most popular highlights of the American Victory Ship Museum include: – The Ship Models – The American Victory Ship Museum has over 30 ship models from WWII including a Liberty Ship, a Landing Ship, and a Destroyer. Many of these models are not just models but are the actual ships that were used during WWII. These ship models are an amazing part of the American Victory Ship Museum experience. The American Victory Ship Museum has over 30 ship models from WWII including a Liberty Ship, a Landing Ship, and a Destroyer. Many of these models are not just models but are the actual ships that were used during WWII. These ship models are an amazing part of the American Victory Ship Museum experience. – The Interiors – Many of the American Victory Ship Museum ships include an interior. You can take pictures inside of some of these ships. These interiors are also amazing. Many of the ships include a kitchen, dining area, and other areas. The design and layout of these ships is very impressive. – The Artifacts – The artifacts in the American Victory Ship Museum are some of the most common reasons for people visiting museums. The artifacts in the American Victory Ship Museum include guns, helmets, flags, letters, and more. These artifacts are very interesting and allow you to learn more about the ships and the war.
Why Is the American Victory Ship Museum So Popular?
The American Victory Ship Museum is one of the most popular museums in Tampa. The reason for the popularity is because of the amazing history behind the ships and the museum. The American Victory Ship Museum is home to the largest collection of Victory ships in the world. These ships were specifically built for the US Navy to use during WWII. The museum also includes over 30 ship models and includes a kitchen, dining room, and many other areas. Many of the ships include an interior as well which allows you to take pictures of the ship and see what it was like to live on a WWII ship. Another reason for the popularity of the American Victory Ship Museum is because of the location. The American Victory Ship Museum is the first museum visitors see when visiting Tampa. It is located on Howard Franklin Dr. at the mouth of the Tampa Bay. The location makes the museum one of the most popular and easiest ways to start your Tampa travel planning.
American Victory Ship Museum Highlights
The highlights of the American Victory Ship Museum include the following: – The Ship Models – Many of the ship models in the American Victory Ship Museum are the actual ships that were used during WWII. The ship models are an amazing part of the museum experience. – The Interiors – Many of the ship models in the American Victory Ship Museum include an interior. You can take pictures inside of these ships. The interiors are also amazing. The layout and design of the ships is very impressive. – The Artifacts – The artifacts in the American Victory Ship Museum are some of the most common reasons for people visiting museums. The artifacts in the museum include guns, helmets, flags, letters, and more. These artifacts are very interesting and allow you to learn more about the ships and the war. Next post.
The American Victory Ship Museum Tour
The tour of the American Victory Ship Museum is one of the most popular tours in Tampa. The tours of museums are extremely popular for several reasons. The tours of museums are a great way to learn about a specific place. Touring a museum allows you to see the architecture, the artwork, and other details that you would not normally be able to see. The main reason for the popularity of the tours of museums is because they are amazing experiences. The tour of the American Victory Ship Museum is one of the best tours in Tampa. The tour of the ship models is an amazing experience. You get to see each model in detail, especially the ship models in the American Victory Ship Museum. The tour of the ship models is an experience you cannot get anywhere else.
Final Words: Is the American Victory Ship Museum worth the trip?
The American Victory Ship Museum is one of the best museums in Tampa. It is also one of the most unique museums you can visit in Tampa. If you are in the Tampa area, you should not miss this amazing museum. The American Victory Ship Museum is one of the best museums in Tampa. It is also one of the most unique museums you can visit in Tampa. If you are in the Tampa area, you should not miss this amazing museum. The American Victory Ship Museum is one of the most popular museums in Tampa. It is also one of the most unique museums you can visit in Tampa. If you are in the Tampa area, you should not miss this amazing museum. See more.
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On Sunday May 20th local acoustic acts will perform at Good Ground Park's amphitheater in Hampton Bays from 4:00pm – 6:00pm. Featured artists will include Lindsay Dunn, Christiaan Padavan, Juan Munoz, James Puccio, with a special guest performance by Jeff Allegue from New Life Crisis. Event is free and open to the public. Come on out to support local talent! For more information, call the Southampton Youth Bureau at (631) 702-2425 or email Lindsay Dunn at: linzyd17@gmail.com.


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Ben Byrne
Ben has spent eight years working professionally as an actor, improvisor, playwright, podcaster and event host. His experience and expertise as a performer and storyteller have translated perfectly to his role as a Dungeon Master, allowing him to craft theatrical and immersive role-playing experiences that are unique to his table.
Ben started playing Dungeons & Dragons in early 2017 and has run games every single week since, including sprawling campaigns, one shots, and beginner sessions. Ben also hosts D&D nights at a local pub, has run Adventurers League at PAX Aus and helped facilitate public D&D events at local retailers.
Ben is part of the panel on "How to Become a GM".
3PM Sunday in the Auditorium.
All Sessions by Ben Byrne
Gaming Session 2 and Speakers - Sunday
2PM to 3PM Mark Morrison 'Writing a Scenario'. 3PM to 4PM 'How to Become a GM'. Karl Brown, Artemis, Ben Byrne. 4PM to 5PM 'Designing and Publishing a New Game'. Sarah Newton, Vee Hendro, Wade Dyer. Feature and Indie games, board games and vendors.
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Yerkebulan Kossayev (30 de outubro de 1988, Semei) é um judoca cazaque que participou das Olimpíadas de 2012 na categoria até 60 kg. Perdeu nas oitavas de final para o armênio Hovhannes Davtyan.

Ligações externas
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Judocas do Cazaquistão
Judocas nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 2012

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Big returns for sports gambling in Pennsylvania? Don't bet on it, experts say
Pennsylvania stands to win from the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision opening the way for legal sports betting across the country. Even with seven pro sports teams in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and many high-profile college athletic programs...
Body found in Springville ID'd as Erie County official
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ACLU blocked from getting access to state police social media monitoring policy
Saying public safety would be at risk, a state appeals court has barred the American Civil Liberties Union from obtaining the full state police policy for monitoring social media in criminal investigations. The Superior Court panel's decision...
More than 1,000 people came to First Baptist Church to see Tim Tebow
Tim Tebow arrived at the First Baptist Church Monday as a special guest speaker for a Christian Youth Group. Tebow talked mainly about his faith to the audience, including stories of when he was a child all the way up to his career here in...
Gov. Wolf hits the campaign trail with his new ticket mate
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NY state's aging prison population forces taxpayers to pay more
Based on the new report, a corrections policy and advocacy organization recommends releasing many older inmates. The group says older inmates are less likely to re-offend than younger prisoners. The Osborne Association also claims...
'Life in prison' for the PA man who murdered 4 people
Cosmo DiNnardo pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, conspiracy, and robbery in a Bucks County courtroom yesterday. Sean Kratz, who is linked to three of the murders, rejected a plea deal. His case will go to trial. Prosecutors say the...
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Senator Chuck Schumer says he'll push legislation to give consumers the ability to block robocalls to any landline or mobile phone. The New York Democrat says that Americans received 3.4 billion robocalls last month alone, an increase of nearly...
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Scott Wagner defeated Paul Mango and Laura Ellsworth for the GOP nod. Wagner sounded confident in his victory speech last night. The other big-ticket item on the ballot Tuesday was the Republican U.S. Senate contest. Former Hazleton Mayor Lou...
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This year's edition of the Film London Production Finance Market (PFM) will take place on Wednesday 21 and Thursday 22 October 2009.
The only event of its kind in the UK, the PFM brings together producers and major financiers not only from the UK but Europe and the rest of the world.
Last year financiers attending the event considered almost 150 projects with a total value of $1.2 bn. Previous participants have included hedge fund financiers, equity investors, studios such as Miramax, Universal, Paramount, broadcasters such as BBC as well as sales agents and distributors.
The funding received by producers ranged from distribution advances, equity and tax finance to development funding.
He referred to the recent closure of Bank of Ireland's film finance divisions in London and LA. 'Bank of Ireland was one of the last bastions providing gap financing but we think there is still money to be found elsewhere, ' he said.
Heavyweight international financiers will be in London this week to discover the best UK and European projects in search of investment at this year's Production Finance Market (Oct 21-22). Geoffrey Macnab looks at what's on offer.


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Complex resistivity determinations are measured in the frequency or phase domain. CR responses are determined using a four-electrode sample holder with isolation amplifiers, measured by a Zonge GDP-series data processor. The resistance of each sample is measured and an equivalent resistor is inserted in the measuring setup to balance out any stray capacitance which may influence the high-frequency phase values.
Rocks are cut to provide a sample between 2 and 4 cm in length with parallel planar ends, vacuum impregnated with distilled water, and additionally soaked in distilled water for three days. The exception to this procedure is when the samples are cored for magnetic measurements. Then the samples are made into 1.0 inch bicylindrical cores as described in the magnetic susceptibilities procedure.
The results are the stacked and averaged values for 0.125, 1.0, and 8.0 Hz, including the 3rd, 5th, 7th, and 9th harmonics for each fundamental frequency. Complex-plane plots and magnitude/phase plots are presented along with tabulations of the spectral results, and apparent resistivity and phase at 0.125 Hz.
The spectral-type parameters are based on the slopes of the CR curves for the 0.125 to 1 Hz, 1 to 8 Hz, and 8 to 72 Hz data, using alphabetic notations of A, a, B, b, c, and C.
Rock resistivities measured by laboratory techniques are often much higher than observed field resistivities. Lab measurements on small core samples do not adequately sample the large-volume resistivities, which are grossly influenced by fractures and faults containing mineralized solutions. Fresh drill core samples that have not been exposed to the air or to elevated temperatures will sometimes yield representative rock resistivities in the laboratory. CR induced polarization values determined in the laboratory for disseminated sulfide samples are not similarly affected.
Lab measurements on small core samples are often more representative of the macroscopic induced-polarization responses, and usually correlate very well with surface measurements. Exceptions to this are cores which contain massive sulfide mineralization or which contain through-going, mineralized fractures or veinlets.


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2020.11.18 Hopewell @Home ▫ 1 Samuel 23:14–28
Read 1 Samuel 23:14–28
Questions from the Scripture text: Where did David stay and remain (1 Samuel 23:14)? What happened every day? Why wasn't he successful? What could David see while this was happening (1 Samuel 23:15)? Who was able to find David (1 Samuel 23:16)? What did he do? How? What did he tell David not to do (1 Samuel 23:17)? Why not? Who else knew that David would be king above Jonathan? What did the two of them cut (make, 1 Samuel 23:18)? Who went where? Who came to whom where in 1 Samuel 23:19? What did they report? What did they tell Saul to do (1 Samuel 23:20)? What did they say they would do? What kind of language does Saul use in his response (1 Samuel 23:21)? What does he ask them to do (1 Samuel 23:22-23)? What boast does he make at the end of 1 Samuel 23:23? Where did they go, but where had David gone (1 Samuel 23:24)? How did he know to go there (1 Samuel 23:25)? How was Saul closing in (1 Samuel 23:26)? What stopped him (1 Samuel 23:27-28)? What did they call the rock where this happened?
Sinners are so good at deceiving themselves. 1 Samuel 23:21, right at the heart of this passage is astonishing: Saul, pronouncing blessing in the name of Yahweh, and talking about compassion. And then he follows that up with talking about how crafty David is. How dreadful to be so blinded by devotion to oneself! But the only antidote to it is for us to be so devoted to God that we are suspicious even of ourselves.
But thinking ourselves righteous and others wicked, when we're really just serving our own interests, isn't the only kind of self-deception.
Sometimes, we get hung up on our circumstances more than trusting in God's Word or in His favor toward us in Christ. In events where we are tempted to feel like everything is against Jacob, the Holy Spirit repeatedly reminds us that God is with him.
"God did not deliver [David] into [Saul's] hand" (1 Samuel 23:14). Foolish Ziphites, who think in 1 Samuel 23:20 to overcome the living God in this!
"[Jonathan] strengthened [David's] hand in God" (1 Samuel 23:16). What a strengthening thing it was that Saul's own son bound himself to David by covenant! But Jonathan knew that there was something that would be even more strengthening to David: the remembrance and reality of the goodness and mercy of God to him!
Finally, as the noose tightens around David at the end of 1 Samuel 23:26, the messenger conveniently arrives. Some days or weeks before, wheels of Philistine invasion were set into motion so that just as Saul approached the rock behind which David hid, he would have to give up chasing God's servant to go chase God's enemies. From then on, that rock would be called "the Rock of Escape."
So, let us always remember that God is for us, and the hearts of Philistine kings are in His hands like water to direct wherever He wills. And, let us serve Him with all our hearts, that we might be protected from the self-righteousness that can so easily mask envy and spite.
Over whose enmity are you tempted to obsess? In what situation do you need reminded that God is for you?
Suggested songs: ARP46 "God Is Our Refuge and Our Strength" or TPH256 "God Moves in a Mysterious Way"
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TEEN CHOICE 2011 Winners
TEEN CHOICE 2011 winners include:
Choice Movie: Action
Choice Movie Actor: Action
Johnny Depp, "The Tourist"
Choice Movie Actress: Action
Angelina Jolie, "The Tourist"
Choice Movie: Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Choice Movie Actor: Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Taylor Lautner, "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Choice Movie Actress: Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Emma Watson, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1"
Choice Movie: Drama
Choice Movie Actor: Drama
Robert Pattinson, "Water for Elephants"
Choice Movie Actress: Drama
Natalie Portman, "Black Swan"
Choice Movie: Romantic Comedy
Choice Movie Actor: Romantic Comedy
Ashton Kutcher, "No Strings Attached"
Choice Movie Actress: Romantic Comedy
Emma Stone, "Easy A"
Choice Movie: Comedy
Choice Movie Actor: Comedy
Justin Timberlake, "Bad Teacher"
Choice Movie Actress: Comedy
Cameron Diaz, "Bad Teacher"
Choice Movie: Horror
Choice Animated Movie: Voice
Johnny Depp, "Rango"
Choice Movie: Chemistry
Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston, "Just Go With It"
Choice Movie: Liplock
Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1"
Choice Movie: Hissy Fit
Ed Helms, "The Hangover Part II"
Choice Movie: Villain
Tom Felton, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1"
Choice Movie: Male Scene Stealer
Kellan Lutz, "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Choice Movie: Female Scene Stealer
Ashley Greene, "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Choice Summer Movie
Choice Summer Movie Star: Male
Daniel Radcliffe, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2"
Choice Summer Movie Star: Female
Choice Movie Breakout: Female
Brooklyn Decker, "Just Go With It"
Choice Movie Breakout: Male
Alex Pettyfer, "I Am Number Four" / "Beastly"
Choice TV Show: Drama
Choice TV Actor: Drama
Chace Crawford, "Gossip Girl"
Choice TV Actress: Drama
Blake Lively, "Gossip Girl"
Choice TV Show: Fantasy/Sci-Fi
Choice TV Actor: Fantasy/Sci-Fi
Ian Somerhalder, "The Vampire Diaries"
Choice TV Actress: Fantasy/Sci-Fi
Nina Dobrev, "The Vampire Diaries"
Choice TV Show: Action
Choice TV Actor: Action
Shane West, "Nikita"
Choice TV Actress: Action
Linda Hunt, "NCIS: Los Angeles"
Choice TV Show: Comedy
Choice TV Actor: Comedy
Cory Monteith, "Glee"
Choice TV Actress: Comedy
Selena Gomez, "Wizards of Waverly Place"
Choice TV: Animated Show
Choice TV: Personality
Jennifer Lopez, "American Idol"
Choice TV: Reality Competition Show
Choice TV: Reality Show
Choice TV: Male Reality/Variety Star
Paul "Pauly D" Del Vecchio, "Jersey Shore"
Choice TV: Female Reality/Variety Star
The Kardashians, "Keeping Up with the Kardashians"
Choice TV: Villain
Justin Bieber, "CSI"
Choice TV: Female Scene Stealer
Katerina Graham, "The Vampire Diaries"
Choice TV: Male Scene Stealer
Michael Trevino, "The Vampire Diaries"
Choice Summer TV Show
Choice Summer TV Star: Female
Lucy Hale, "Pretty Little Liars"
Choice Summer TV Star: Male
Ian Harding, "Pretty Little Liars"
Choice TV: Breakout Show
Choice TV: Breakout Star
Darren Criss, "Glee"
Choice Music: Male Artist
Choice Music: Female Artist
Choice Music: Group
Choice Music: R&B/Hip-Hop Artist
Choice Music: Rock Group
Choice Music: Rock Track
"Monster," Paramore
Choice Music: R&B/Hip-Hop Track
"Run the World (Girls)," Beyoncé
Choice Music: Single
"Who Says," Selena Gomez & The Scene
Choice Music: Male Country Artist
Choice Music: Female Country Artist
Choice Music: Country Single
"Mean," Taylor Swift
Choice Music: Country Group
Choice Music: Love Song
"Love You Like a Love Song," Selena Gomez
Choice Break-Up Song
"Back to December," Taylor Swift
Choice Red Carpet Fashion Icon: Female
Choice Red Carpet Fashion Icon: Male
Choice Male Hottie
Choice Female Hottie
Choice Summer Song
"Skyscraper," Demi Lovato
Choice Summer Music Star: Female
Choice Summer Music Star: Male
Choice Music: Breakout Artist
Choice Athlete: Male
Shaun White (Snowboarding/Skateboarding/Surfing)
Choice Athlete: Female
Shawn Johnson (Gymnastics)
Choice Vampire
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"COMEDY CENTRAL Roast Of Charlie Sheen" To Air On Monday, September 19
COMEDY CENTRAL has secured one of Hollywood's most notorious bad boys. The network announced today that Charlie Sheen will be the next Roastee. The "COMEDY CENTRAL Roast Of Charlie Sheen" (#SheenRoast) will tape in Los Angeles on Saturday, September 10. The Roast will premiere on COMEDY CENTRAL on Monday, September 19 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT.
"You could say I've been providing kindling for this Roast for a while," said Sheen. "It's time to light it up. It's going to be epic."
"Charlie has assured us that nothing will be off limits in this Roast… which scares even us," said Kent Alterman, head of original programming and production, COMEDY CENTRAL.
The "COMEDY CENTRAL Roast Of Charlie Sheen" will be executive produced by Joel Gallen from Tenth Planet Productions, who also served as executive producer and director of the COMEDY CENTRAL Roasts Of Donald Trump, David Hasselhoff, Joan Rivers, Larry The Cable Guy, Bob Saget, Flavor-Flav, Pamela Anderson, as well as the Emmy-nominated "COMEDY CENTRAL Roast Of William Shatner". Jonas Larsen is the executive in charge for the network. COMEDY CENTRAL, the only all-comedy network, currently is seen in more than 98 million homes nationwide. COMEDY CENTRAL is owned by, and is a registered trademark of, Comedy Partners, a wholly-owned division of Viacom Inc.'s (NYSE: VIA and VIA.B) MTV Networks. COMEDY CENTRAL's Internet address is www.comedycentral.com.
Via Comedy Central Press Release
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USA Gives You The Chance to Live Like a Lawyer with the SUITS "Legal Life Sweepstakes"
USA Network is giving one lucky SUITS fan the chance to live like a lawyer Mike Ross-style – without the actual law degree – with the "Legal Life Sweepstakes."
Viewers can enter to win a first year law associate's annual salary in the amount of $125,000 cash.
The new original series SUITS delves into the fast-paced, high-stakes world of a top Manhattan corporate law firm where hotshot attorney Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) makes a risky move by hiring Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams), a brilliant but unmotivated college dropout, as his new associate. The only problem is he doesn't have an actual law degree. With a photographic memory and the street smarts of a hustler, Mike proves to be a legal prodigy despite the absence of bonafide legal credentials. Bound by their secret, the two are forced to keep up the charade as they become an irrepressible duo.
Catch all new episodes of SUITS Thursdays at 10/9c on USA.
Enter now at http://www.usanetwork.com/series/suits/sweepstakes/legallife/.
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Void where prohibited. Open only to permanent, legal residents of the 50 US or DC who are 18 or older. Website entry ends 9/14/11 at 11:59pm ET. Facebook entry ends 9/14/11 at 11:59pm ET. Limit one entry per person/email address/Facebook account per day. Prize restrictions apply. Grand Prize will be awarded on or about 1/1/2012. To enter, and for Official Rules and prize details, go to suits.usanetwork.com. Sponsor: Universal Television Networks.
Characters Welcome.
via USA Press Release
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NBC Drops The Event and Passes on Wonder Woman…
NBC passed on the Wonder Woman pilot from David E. Kelley and Warner Bros. TV. Kelley changed Diana Prince's character a bit by making her CEO of a major conglomerate by day and a heroic Amazon by night. The pilot got mixed reviews at test screenings and people did not like the costume…The wardrobe department went back to the drawing board but even that didn't help. Maybe Warner Bros. TV can try to shop the pilot to the CW to fill the gap that Smallville will leave behind?
NBC's Chuck has been renewed for a fifth season but this will be the final season of Chuck. We pulled out a victory, securing a fifth season of only 13 episodes. It is sad that it will be the final season, but at least we got there right? Creator Josh Schwartz tweeted: "What's the square root of 25" and " The passion of the CHUCK fans has been heard again… We are all truly lucky to have the greatest fan base on tv. Thank you. … I will have more details soon… Very happy for the cast and crew."
NBC dropped The Event, the sci-fi action drama. The show was about aliens living among us covertly and seemed to work at first and the ratings dropped gradually…
Chelsea Handler's sitcom just got a series order. Laura Prepon will star in this comedy based on Chelsea's best-selling memoir (Are You There Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea) about her life as "a 20-something woman who has a very honest and provocative point of view on dating, friends and family."
The comedy, Free Agents, was picked up. It's a remake of a British sitcom about two co-workers (Hank Azaria and Kathryn Hahn) who fall for one another.
Another comedy was also picked up–Bent. It stars Amanda Peet who falls for a sexy surfer dude she hires to re-do her kitchen.
BFFs (Best Friends Forever) was picked up and it stars Stephen Schneider. It's about a woman and her live-in boyfriend who take in her pushy best girlfriend.
Grimm is a fantasy drama starring David Giuntoli (Privileged) as a police detective whose mission is to protect from Grimm's Fairy Tale characters in the real world. The cast also includes, Silas Weir Mitchell (Prison Break), Sasha Roiz (Caprica), Bitsie Tulloch and Kate Burton.
NBC has picked up Chad Hodge's The Playboy Club? Set in 1963, the drama centers on the opening of the first Playboy Club in Chicago. The cast, which includes Amber Heard, David Krumholtz, Eddie Cibrian and Jenna Dewan-Tatum, was asked to agree to a nudity clause for the pilot (The nude scenes are expected to only be used for DVD and international versions of the show).
Awake (described as an Inception-like drama) is from Kyle Killen and it follows the simultaneous and parallel lives of a detective who can not let go of any aspect of his fractured family after a horrible car accident. Besides Jason Isaacs, it also features Wilmer Valderrama (That 70s Show), Laura Allen (Terriers), Cherry Jones (24), Steve Harris (The Practice) and Michaela McManus (The Vampire Diaries).
Prime Suspect, the series adaption of the acclaimed British miniseries. Maria Bello plays a tough NYC detective.
Steven Spielberg's musical drama Smash. It's a musical drama that follows a group of people putting on a Broadway play about Marilyn Monroe starring Debra Messing, Katharine McPhee, and Anjelica Huston.
Up All Night stars Christina Applegate as a woman juggling work and motherhood. Maya Rudolph and Will Arnett costar.
Whitney is a sitcom that stars comedienne Whitney Cummings and it's about a young couple in a committed relationship.
NBC has dropped Law & Order: Los Angeles even after the show was reworked midseason and the ratings continued to drop.
The comedy Outsourced is done.
Mann's World didn't make the cut either. It was a drama about a hairstylist, and the Civil War-era Western Reconstruction.
Ron Moore's 17th Precinct didn't make it either.
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Fox Cancels Five Shows! Adds New Shows…
Fox cancels five shows — Human Target, Lie to Me, The Chicago Code, Breaking In and Traffic Light. To me, Human Target is the one I can't believe is being cut. It was a very good action-packed show which to me was getting better. Breaking In was a new show that just getting good as well. For 30 minutes, it to me was tough to pack in a lot of storyline into an interesting show. Again, Christian Slater stars in a show where the plug is pulled almost immediately…
Well, let's see what these new shows from Fox will bring us. Two new comedy series are I Hate My Teenage Daughter and The New Girl. Two dramas are added as well, Finder and Alcatraz.
In Teenage Daughter, two women (Jaime Pressly and Katie Finneran) fret that their daughters are turning into the type of girls who picked on them in high school. Sherry Bilsing-Graham and Ellen Kreamer will executive-produce. Eric Sheffer Stevens, Kristi Lauren, Aisha Coleman, Kevin Rahm and Chad Coleman will also star.
The New Girl stars Zooey Deschanel as a brokenhearted elementary school teacher who moves away from her ex-boyfriend and moves in with three unruly guys. (Three men and a lady? LOL!) This could make a lot of guys happy in this situation. Deschanel tweeted "I am thrilled that our show got picked up & so excited to work with this great group of people!also know I'm getting humblebragged. whatevs."
Finder (Bones spin-off ) follows a former military policeman, Walter Sherman (Geoff Stults), with the ability to find anything. Michael Clarke Duncan will be his legal adviser/bodyguard, Leo. Saffron Burrows plays Ike, who seems to wear multiple hats — a bartender, a pilot and a systems analyst. The characters all appeared in a Bones episode named "Finder" this season.
Alcatraz is a crime drama that focuses on a cop (Sarah Jones) and a team of FBI agents who track down a group of missing Alcatraz prisoners and guards who reappear in the present day after disappearing 30 years earlier. J.J. Abrams (Bad Robot) will executive-produce the show. Jason Butler, Santiago Cabrera, Jonny Coyne, Robert Forster, Jorge Garcia, Parminder Nagra and Sam Neill co-starred in the pilot written by Liz Sarnoff (Lost).
A Locke & Key mini-series is not happening and is now heading nowhere and comedy Outnumbered is dead as well. Still waiting to hear about the multi-family comedy Little In Common starring Rob Corddry and Kevin Hart.
Which show will you miss? Human Target, Lie to Me, Chicago Code, Breaking In and Traffic Light? Will you watch any of the new shows? Any other comments?
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Come and experience the exotic character of India and enjoy an unforgettable excitement that will carry you in the Far East country of spices and exotic tastes in harmony with the healthy Indian cuisine. No matter whether you like soft and delicate dishes with shading flavours, peppery food or vegetarian food – Indian restaurant Kohinoor will satisfy each and every expectation you might have.
Apart from the 3 main halls, our Inidan restaurant also features two gardens - a summer garden at the front and a winter garden at the back, which is open throughout most of the year. Our restaurant winter garden is suitable for smokers too.
As of 22.01.2019 Indian restaurant Kohinoor has relocated to a new address! Click here for more information and map directions how to get to our new location.
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Indian restaurant Kohinoor - Location Indian restaurant. Indian restaurant Kohinoor offers authentic Indian curries and tandoori dishes. At Kohinoor you will find a wide variety of spicy dishes with chicken, lamb, fish, prawns and vegetarian choices.


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A Beresheet 2 (em hebraico בראשית 2-, ou seja, "Gênesis 2", em homenagem ao nome hebraico para o primeiro livro de Moisés), também chamada de Beresheet 2.0, é uma missão espacial privada  israelense, planejada para pousar uma espaçonave na Lua em 2022. A missão foi anunciada pela associação voluntária SpaceIL em 13 de abril de 2019 (em conjunto com a Israel Aerospace Industries), logo após a conclusão da primeira missão da Beresheet, cujo pouso falhou em 11 de abril.

Assim como na primeira missão, a principal fonte atual de financiamento para a Beresheet 2 é o empresário Morris Kahn e, como objetivo dessa segunda missão, ele quer a implantação de uma bandeira israelense na Lua. Mas em junho de 2019, SpaceIL anunciou que mudou o objetivo da missão e não vai mais tentar pousar na Lua. O custo do projeto é estimado entre US$ 60 e 80 milhões. Kahn afirmou que, desta vez, o público participará no financiamento do projeto e não dependerá do apoio do governo.

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Tue 12 Nov - Tue 19 Nov 2019
Royal Kenz
Port El Kantaoui, Tunisia
Situated in a quiet area just 250 metres away from the beach, the 4★ Hotel Royal Kenz in Port El Kantaoui has been a popular destination for Mr Bridge holidaymakers. In January 2014 the hotel came under the wing of new owners – Magic Life Hotels and several real improvements have been made to the hotel.
The Hotel Royal Kenz is in a great location, along a ribbon of sandy beach on Tunisia's Mediterranean coast. A taxi into Port El Kantaoui takes less than five minutes and if you want to explore a bit further, the city of Sousse and its ancient medina is but a 15-minute drive away.
At the hotel, you'll find two swimming pools bordered by loungers and palms. There's a spa here, too, which is dotted with softly-lit lanterns. Take your pick from treatments like an aromatic milk bath and a Berber clay wrap (payable extra).
On the food front, it's a buffet set-up in the restaurant. Expect home favourites like cooked breakfasts, plus weekly themed nights where you can try dishes from around the globe. Then there are the à la carte eateries, which specialise in Tunisian and Italian cuisine.
The hotel had a revamp in summer 2014, and rooms come with an extra splash of colour and flat screen TVs. There is a new al fresco dining terrace attached to the main restaurant, too.
The purpose built bridge room can accommodate 25 tables. Recently renovated the bridge room is now air-conditioned (according to season) and sound equipment has been installed.
Standard rooms are airconditioned, have tea/coffee making facilities and all come with private bath, toilet and balcony.
Superior rooms are airconditioned and all come with private bath, toilet and balcony, plus tea/coffee making facilities, bath robe and slippers.
All prices in the table below are per person per night.
3-17 Sep 19
5-12 Nov 19
3-10 Mar 20
Sole Occupancy £12 – Standard room
£13 – Standard pool-view
£14 – Superior garden-view
£15 – Superior pool-view £5 £5 £6
Standard Room with pool view £3 £3 £3 £3
Superior Room with garden view £5 £3 £3 £4
Superior Room with pool view £6 On request On request On request
Mr Bridge is providing all Tunisia Holidays at the Royal Kenz on all inclusive board basis
All Inclusive board includes breakfast, lunch, dinner and locally-produced alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks (10am – midnight). The outline of what is included is detailed below:
Breakfast in the main restaurant 7am to 10am.
Water and juice included.
Sandwich Corner in the Pool Bar 11am to 5pm (September only)
Lunch in the main restaurant 12.30pm to 2.30pm.
Beer, wine, water and soda included.
Lunch in the snack bar 12.30pm to 4pm.
Water, juice, soda & locally produced alcoholic drinks included.
Dinner in the main restaurant 6.30pm to 9pm.
Dinner in the à la carte restaurant with reservation 7pm to 9pm
Beer, water and soda included (wine is payable).
(Choice of Italian or Tunisian - once per week with reservation)
Hotel Bars
Lobby bar 9am to Midnight
Soft drinks, locally produced alcoholic drinks, cocktails and coffee included
Snack Terrace coffee and cakes 4pm to 5pm
Coffee and cakes included.
Please note: The following will attract an additional supplement payable directly to the hotel:
Drinks in the American Bar and Moorish Café
Wine in the à la carte restaurant
Thalasso & Spa and the Indoor Gym
About Tunisia
Just 77 miles south-west of Sicily and two and a half hours flying time from the UK, Tunisia is a small North African country in the heart of the Mediterranean which is blessed with a stunning coastline, gorgeous sandy beaches, an abundance of historical sites and the magic of the Sahara desert. Whether you choose to simply relax, visit the sites, enjoy watersports, play golf, tennis and bowls, Tunisia is a year round holiday destination with something for everyone. A mix of African, Arabic and French cultures ensure you are in for a real treat and the natives are friendly and welcoming. Make Tunisia the holiday of your dreams this year and travel to one of the best value destinations in the Mediterranean - you won't regret it.
Today's travellers will find that tourism has developed alongside tradition. Modern hotels blend in with the area and purpose built resorts like Port El Kantaoui have been constructed on sites identified for their natural beauty, embracing rather than destroying local culture.
Tunisia Bridge
The events will encompass bridge seminars followed by the opportunity to play set hands with the assistance of the experienced team. There will be a range of different bridge sessions all played in a friendly atmosphere.
Programme to follow . . .
Gwen Beattie
I moved from Manchester to the north-west as a child. All I ever wanted to do at school was to be able to speak fluent French. I don't know why but I became a committed Francophile from the moment I fell in love with the beautiful, melodic language. After completing a Business Studies course with Modern Languages, I worked in Nimes in the South of France, loving the country, the people, the climate, the food (and wine!), the crazy driving, the laid-back Mediterranean way of life, as well as the language of course.
I came home eventually, met and married Andy, now my husband of 30 years, and moved to Lytham on the coast. I still return to France regularly to visit old friends and try to regain the fluency I once had.
My professional career was a project leader in IT. I took early retirement in 2014 to have more time to play bridge!
I first got interested in bridge in 2004. My only regret is not learning sooner. I went to an "introduction to bridge for beginners" session on a trans-Atlantic cruise. The bridge host, a lady from New York, fascinated me with her stories of teaching bridge in high-schools in the Bronx and Harlem. She maintained that she was giving them an insight into life skills: partnership understanding, being a team player, patience, tolerance, risk management, exercising caution, taking chances, dealing with defeat (and victory) graciously. The psychology of it all had me hooked at that first session so I enrolled on a course at my local club as soon as I got home and having been learning ever since. I qualified some years later as a Tournament Director, then as an EBU teacher but one thing I do know is that, the more I learn, the more I realise I don't know. Bridge is a great leveller - the better players don't always do well and the not-so-good players don't always do badly.
I joined the Mr Bridge team in 2009 and assisted at several UK weekend events and on various cruises before becoming a lead host. Working with Bernard and the rest of the team is an enjoyable part of my bridge life, especially seeing the improvement in players.
Another love of my life is music. I sing in a choir and can confirm that it does have all the benefits it claims to have. Singing is great fun and the perfect antidote to serious bridge!
I still live in leafy Lytham with husband Andy and a very spoilt cat, Jelly.
Tunisia Things To Do
Away from the Bridge Table
The main emphasis of the holiday is certainly on bridge, but there is a lot more to it. There is of course Tunisia itself, an ancient country with plenty of history. There are also lots of opportunities to shop, tour and relax.
Around the bridge sessions, we build a programme of excursion opportunities. For example, you can visit Tunisia's capital city, Tunis, the Bardo Museum, the Site of Carthage and the pretty hilltop village of Sidi Bou Said on a one full-day excursion. On another day, you may visit the Holy City of Kairouan and the Roman Coliseum of El Djem. You will also have the option of joining a 2-day mini safari to the Sahara Desert with overnight accommodation. All bookable in the resort.
Golf is available on the splendid 36-hole El Kantaoui Golf Course, located just two minutes away by taxi from your hotel. For bridge and golf enthusiasts this adds extra interest to your holiday.
Golf is charged at £49 per round or £219 for five rounds at the 36-hole El Kantaoui Course. Please indicate in the special request box if you would like to add this option and confirm your golf handicaps.
Holiday prices are per person on an all inclusive basis, sharing a twin or double standard room and is inclusive of bridge fees. The prices stated are for twin occupancy of a room and include travel by scheduled flight from London Heathrow* to Tunis Carthage Airport (transfer time 105 minutes to the resort of Port El Kantaoui). Regional flights are available as detailed below.
Subject to availability, it is possible to fly from the following UK regional departure airports
with Thomas Cook, at the following flight supplements:
London Heathrow to Tunis Included Included Included Included
London Gatwick to Enfidha Airport £189 n/a n/a n/a
Manchester to Enfidha Airport £69 £79 £79 £79
Birmingham to Enfidha Airport £39 £69 £69 £69
Glasgow to Enfidha Airport £115 £99 £99 £99
When the programmed flights are full we will endeavour to obtain seats with another airline, but this may be at a different flight supplement to that quoted above.
Fuel surcharges: Holiday prices currently include a fuel surcharge. Should fuel prices change we reserve the right to add a variable fuel surcharge.
To make a booking please complete the booking form and return it to Tunisia First with a deposit payment of £375 per person, together with any insurance premiums, all cheques payable to Great Little Escapes. Their address is; Tunisia First Suite 11 Sandhurst House, 297 Yorktown Road, College Town, Sandhurst GU47 0QA and their telephone number is 01276 600100.
We will endeavour to satisfy individual requests, but please note these cannot be guaranteed and previous clients will need to advise us of specific room numbers if they wish to occupy the same room. Holidaymakers requiring wheelchair assistance must confirm this at the time of booking and state the nature of their disability. The same applies for any special meal requirements on the aircraft.
These holidays are organised for Mr Bridge by Tunisia First LLP ATOL 5933.
*Subject to out Terms and Conditions.
Mr Bridge, Ryden Grange, Knaphill, Surrey GU21 2TH. ☎ 01483 489961
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Rear Admiral(ret) Robert William Higgs  (7 July 1957, King Williams Town) is a former-South African Navy officer, who served as Chief of Naval Staff from 1 November 2010 to 31 August 2016.

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He then qualified in submarines, becoming first lieutenant on  (Formerly ) in 1989 and Officer Commanding of the  (Formerly ) in 1991.

In 1994 he became the first SA Navy officer to attend the US Naval War College. He then obtained a master's degree in International Relations from Salve Regina University in May 1996.

In 1996 he was promoted to captain, serving as the Director of Naval Force Planning and Director of Naval Strategy. In 1998 he was appointed the Naval attache to Washington.

In 2001 he was appointed as SSO Naval Career Management, followed by SSO Navy Public Relations.

In February 2005 he was promoted to rear admiral (jg) and appointed as Director of Maritime Warfare. He was appointed Chief of Fleet Staff in April 2007 before being appointed Flag Officer Fleet in April 2008 and promoted to rear admiral. On 1 November 2010 he became Chief of Naval Staff.

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Jennifer Aniston is asked about Brad Pitt again
By Ella Alexander
Monday 5 January 2015
Imagine, if you will, that nearly everyone you came into contact with still asked you about someone you split up with 10 years ago.
Such is the plight of Jennifer Aniston, who is still being asked about her relationship with Brad Pitt, whom she married in 2000 and divorced in 2005.
Jennifer Aniston married the love of her life, Brad Pitt, in 2000 after two years of dating. Despite their divorce in 2005 and Brad's all-too-quick relationship with Angelina Jolie, the pair are still Friends.
Pitt got together with his now wife Angelina Jolie not long after and Aniston is now engaged to Justin Theroux.
"I don't find it painful," said Aniston when asked about the break-up. "I think it's a narrative that follows you because it's an interesting headline. It's more of a media-driven topic."
The Friends reunion has already started filming, here's what we know so far...
She is, however, still in contact with her former boyfriend despite speculation about whether the two are acrimonious.
"We've exchanged good wishes an all that sort of stuff to each other, but it's not a constant thing," she told US television show CBS Sunday Morning.
Last month, Aniston said that she was also tired of being labelled "selfish" because she hasn't had children.
"This continually is said about me: that I was so career-driven and focused on myself; that I don't want to be a mother, and how selfish that is," she told Allure magazine.
"I don't like [the pressure] that people put on me, on women, that you've failed yourself as a female because you haven't procreated," she continued elsewhere.
"I don't think it's fair. You may not have a child come out of your vagina, but that doesn't mean that you aren't mothering - dogs, friends, friends' children."
"It's quite rude, insulting, and ignorant."
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Eunice Shriver; Barbara Walters remembers.
Eunice made me water ski in the waters of Cape Cod which I hated. That was many years ago when she and Sarge invited me over the course of several summers to visit in Hyannisport. Yes, I hated the water skiing but I loved Eunice and her family...Sarge, those handsome sons and the adorable Maria. Eunice never stopped teasing me about my lack of athletic abilities and I never stopped being crazy about her.
I have another reason for loving Eunice. Like her, I also had a sister who was as a child diagnosed as "mentally retarded." She lived a difficult and isolated life. It was Eunice, with her founding of the Special Olympics, who gave people like my sister a chance to thrive and be proud. This is her great legacy.
Eunice has courage, humor, and integrity. It has been said that had Eunice been a man, she would have been president of the United States. I would have been first in line to vote for her.
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Barbara Walters is an American journalist, writer, and media personality who has been a host on morning television shows (Today and The View), the evening news magazine (20/20), and co-anchor of ABC Evening News and correspondent on World News (then ABC Evening News). Walters was first known as a popular TV morning news anchor for over 10 years on NBC's Today, where she worked with Hugh Downs and later hosts Frank McGee and Jim Hartz. Walters later spent 25 years as co-host of ABC's newsmagazine 20/20. She was the first female co-anchor of network evening news, working with Harry Reasoner on the ABC Evening News and was later a correspondent for ABC World News Tonight with Charles Gibson. Learn more about Barbara Walters
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Where Should You Really Apply Perfume?
We all love a generous spritz of our signature perfume before heading to work, or a dab of that luxury fragrance oil before a magical night out, but are we really making the most of it? If you think your scent could last for that tad bit longer before it disappears into the air, then this blog post is for you.
The perfume and fragrance experts here at MYM are spilling the tea for all our scent-lovers everywhere – where should you really apply perfume? Find the answer to this age-old question below!
Just like your wrists, behind the ear is a "pulse point" area that you're probably not taking advantage of. A pulse point is where the veins are closest to the surface of the skin. Applying your perfume gently to your pulse points supercharges your scent, as these areas are warmer and generate more heat. The heat from the pulse points will activate your fragrance and make it more enticing throughout the night.
Dabbing a few drops on the top of your ears also works wonders as the skin on this area isn't as dry.
If you decide to sport a crop top or anything that exposes your midriff (bikini season can't come any sooner), dab some perfume with your finger tips in your belly button. This is pro a tip from actress Liv Tyler, which she heard from her father Steve Tyler. She also told Into The Gloss that she dabs some under her arms.
"My dad taught me that—if you put it where you heat up, the smell stays with you." This has stayed with us ever since!
Inside the elbows is another pulse point that everyone should take advantage of. Your elbows are much closer to the centre of your body so the scent diffuses subtly and seems like it's coming from your whole person rather than just on your wrists. And don't forget to moisturise your arms before you do this! Scents lock on to skin that is soft, smooth and moisturised.
Sometimes, applying perfume directly on your clothes or chest can create an overpowering sensory experience for those around you – and you don't want your date to feel attacked by your perfume. To balance it out, spray down your back between clothing and skin. This will not only make your perfume last longer by latching onto both skin and fabric, but also helps diffuse the scent a little more than usual.
And, no, we don't mean just spraying it directly on your hair. A spritz of your favourite perfume on your brush or comb will make your hair smell divine, with this technique creating a subtle scent through even application. Fragrance latches onto the fibres of your hair for a long-lasting, luscious effect.
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Stepping out of China into Hong Kong is a bizarre experience... like two different worlds only a step apart.
A new railway has just been built linking Xiamen to Shenzhen in a mere 3.5 hours on the high-speed train bringing all the glittering gold of Hong Kong that much closer to us. At only 150 RMB a ticket (£15) the temptation is too much to resist and off we set. We hop straight from the Shenzhen metro into the Hong Kong metro which gives us insufficient time to adjust to the magnitude of the change around us. Suddenly, we blend into the crowd. A diverse and international crowd where there are no second glances, no lingering stares. No one feels like a foreigner here. The next stop is announced in clear and correct English, music to my ears. As the doors steam open, the crowd parts to let us off, and we alight unhindered, as happy as Moses in his red sea. An orderly queue waits patiently on the platform before boarding. I begin to relax.
What tourists do:
We don our tourist caps to do the things that would be shameful to leave Hong Kong without doing.
First: the Big Buddha.
A very comfortable cable car ride takes us higher and higher over mountains and forests veined with hiking trails. All signs of city skyscrapers disappear behind the next mountain and we are surrounded by a hushed green.
And then a first sighting of the statue's silhouette in the distance- seated peacefully, head tilted down towards its pilgrims and apparently unaware of the grandeur its lofty situation emanates.
Its sheer size enables it to contend with the mountains surrounding it. Awe-inspiring.
Nearby a mysterious 'wisdom trail' leads us to a set of pillars on a mountainside inscribed with ancient wise sayings.
Beautiful but annoyingly hard to translate so we have to be content with our ignorance and move on. Souvenir shops and tasty egg waffles prove satisfactory compensation.
Next: Ocean Park.
We go early, before it opens as advised by the all-knowing Internet. Crowds have also been informed by the same source it seems. As the gates open we herd in and the fun begins.
We are not disappointed by the rides, the shows, and the amazing array of animals on site. It is very well done.
I am most impressed by the consisted messages of wildlife conservation and environmental protection woven into every experience at the park. Aimed to educate and inspire, this care and attention actually pulls at my heart strings. It feels more poignant to us who have come from the land where littering is a normal occurrence and defecating on the street a part of the daily routine. In fact, the attitude to the environment throughout Hong Kong city is commendable.
A fountain show is the best ending to a good but tiring day.
Other sights we sightsee:
Avenue of stars to see [handprints of] the greats!
And the Hong Kong Museum of History: I finally learn what HSBC stands for. Well worth the visit.
What residents say:
A friend on mine, Taye, recently moved back to Hong Kong from Xiamen with her family. She has experienced different aspects of Hong Kong life: first moving there years ago when it was difficult to find a sandwich for sale, then doing the office-to-bar scene as a young couple in the city centre, and now living in the new territories in a big house with a garden for their kids. She says Hong Kong is a great place to raise kids because of its excellent education, international influence and good sanitary standards. Her kids are already ambassadors of environmental protection and they are only in primary school. However, they have had to adapt to the more conservative societal manners in Hong Kong - a process both confusing for the kids and amusing for the parents watching. The youngest girl was quite upset apparently, and asked her mum if she was no longer beautiful - why? - because the usual crowd of curious people touching her hair and admiring her big eyes had gone. Taye assured her that her beauty is still in tact, it just doesn't stand out in the crowd so much anymore.
Yana, a russian friend I met while she was studying at Xiamen University moved to Hong Kong after graduation to start her first full time job working for a law firm. I asked her for a balanced view of life as a Hong Kong resident:
"Good things: it's a growing city with loads of opportunities; it is a glorious combination of western and asian cultures; it has everything one could ever desire; the people are warm and polite; and, unlike other big cities, it still has huge parks, crystal clean reservoirs, and amazing landscape.
Bad things: everything from rent prices to food is freaking expensive; the humidity level is way above the 'ok' mark; there are too many people which makes it impossible to get to your destination on time - a 'lateness disease'; it will soon belong to China and you can already feel the negative influence; and finally, your life flies in front of your eyes. One blink and its morning, another blink and its time to go to bed."
My couch surfing host, Chris, has been living in Hong Kong for about 2 years, after living in Singapore for a similar period. Having heard tales of the bland cleanliness of Singapore, I was curious to hear how he compares the two experiences. He actually preferred living in Singapore, saying that Singaporeans have a great sense of humour with the way they use English. While it may be bland for a tourist, it is the perfection of comfort for a resident. He finds it more difficult to get along with local people in Hong Kong as it is easier to say the wrong thing. The general attitude in both cities however, is ever more about money, money, money.
What I take away with me:
I am very inspired by our first evening spent in a creative space called Fill in the Blank. It is a unique space, that is available to hire for events, and otherwise good for social gatherings. It has books, games, a small kitchen and a bar- easy to transform into anything you want it to be. We are there for an open mike night where musicians perform in a leisurely, comfortable setting - cozy enough for everyone to get to know each other. I think many cities, including Xiamen, are in need of this kind of space, especially where the fleeting nature of people's affairs makes it difficult to foster a sense of community.
We are overwhelmed by the vast choices of food on offer- the best of the best from every country conceivable, all in one city.
Our taste buds are also enthralled by the fantastically fresh Vietnamese food of Nha Trang. We go back a few times to savour the pho noodle soups and summer rolls, rightfully queuing up to get in each time.
We discover a sanctity called 'Mana! Slow Fast Food' on Wellington Street. The place is the incarnation of good, rustic, healthy values and virtually injects inspiration to all its customers, us included.
I am now determined to master some authentic recipes, returning to China with a pack of rice papers securely under one arm and a bag of quinoa under the other, to bring some of our taste adventures home.
All I have to say about Hong Kong is already written on its walls.
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National Parks and Wildlife Service
NPWS
https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/
The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) was a part of the Office of Environment and Heritage (New South Wales) - formerly the main government conservation agency in New South Wales, Australia. It is currently part of the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment.
The NSW NPWS was established in 1967 when the Fauna Protection Panel and Reserves Branch of the Lands Department were amalgamated[1] under Lands Minister Hon. Tom Lewis AO. Lewis also establish the charity, National Parks Foundation to assist the NPWS raise funds for conservation.[2] The first Director of the NPWS was Sam P. Weems of the US National Park Service.
Duties performed by the NSW NPWS include:
Statistical Analysis of Species in Protected Areas
Mapping of protected zones
Combat of salinity and soil erosion
Upkeep of Fire Trails
Fire Management, including Hazard Reduction Burning[3]
Assistance to the New South Wales Rural Fire Service
Protected areas of New South Wales
National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974
^ Parliament of New South Wales (1967). "National Parks and Wildlife Act, New South Wales (1967)" (PDF).
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