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How serious is air pollution in worsening the effects and spread of COVID-19?
By Ashley Battiata, VI Form
Student Note: For the final two weeks of Remote Learning in Advanced Environmental Science, I chose to learn more about COVID-19. The prompt was broad; therefore, I specifically focused on how air pollution and COVID-19 are related. For example, does air pollution spread COVID-19 faster, and does it worsen the effects of the pandemic? Or do these two environmental problems not impact each other at all? While researching, I expanded into another topic that most people weren't talking about: how both air pollution and COVID-19 are affecting a specific demographic.
A very specific type of air pollution called fine particulate matter or (PM2.5) is associated with an increased risk of COVID-19 in the United States. PM2.5 is associated with burning things, such as coal in a power plant or gasoline in one's car. It is dangerous because of how microscopic the matter is, specifically 2.5 micrometers in diameter, which gets into the lungs and bloodstream and causes damage to our health.The smaller the matter is in diameter, the easier it is to penetrate into the lungs and bloodstream and to get past airways designed to cough out irritants. This leads to future problems such as asthma, heart attacks, and other chronic diseases. According to a Harvard study, an increase of only "1 μg/m3 in PM2.5 is associated with a 15% increase in the COVID-19 mortality rate," which proves that there is a relationship between exposure to air pollution and COVID-19 mortality rates.
This same study, Wu et al. 2020, used data from 3,080 counties in the US to visualize spatial variation of exposure to PM2.5 and COVID 19 deaths while also analyzing mortality rate ratios. The figures showed that a high exposure to PM2.5 will correlate to higher death rates, and there was an even stronger correlation to cities with higher population density. In Table 2 of this study, one can see that certain characteristics can impact vulnerability such as race, household income, age, and poverty level.
Other data and research does show that black and hispanic people and those from low income communities are more vulnerable to COVID-19 due to factors such as high density housing, lower access to healthcare, and location. Black communities are 54% more likely to be near refineries or factories emitting harmful pollutants. For example, in Manhattan five out of seven bus stops are located in predominantly black and hispanic neighborhoods. Most people who wish to open the window to "get some air" cannot do so, otherwise they are directly letting in the pollutants from these factories and buses into their homes and directly inhaling it. In Figure 1, data clearly shows that the number of African Americans and hisanic people who have been affected and have died from this pandemic is greater than the number of white people. This further illustrates that the wealthy and powerful people are not equally affected by environmental degradation. History shows the ways in which white people moved out of their original neighborhoods and further into the suburbs once black people began moving in. People then began constructing a working society around these neighborhoods leaving them closer to the factories and refineries.
One study tested the "Disparities in Distribution of Particulate Matter Emission Sources by Race and Poverty Status." They found that for PM2.5 those in poverty had "1.35 times higher burden than did the overall population, and non whites had 1.28 times higher burden. Black individuals, specifically, had 1.54 times higher burden than the overall population." With that said, it has become obvious that air pollution in conjunction with COVID-19 is increasing death rates for people of color.
Ashley Battiata is a VI form boarding student from Lawrence, Massachusetts. Her favorite subjects are biology and mathematics, and she enjoys running cross country, coxing crew, and immersing herself in as many leadership opportunities as she can.
https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/files/covid-pm/files/pm_and_covid_mortality.pdf
Secondary Sources:
https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/13/opinions/covid-19-climate-change-air-pollution-sutter/index.html
https://undark.org/2020/04/16/air-pollution-covid-19/
https://ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/abs/10.2105/AJPH.2017.304297?journalCode=ajph
https://www.nrdc.org/experts/vijay-limaye/polluted-air-makes-coronavirus-even-deadlier
https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/covid-pm
Tags: Air Pollution, COVID-19, Environmental Science, Prize Day
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Guild Master – Chapter 11AcanTranslations2019-12-28T12:58:08+01:00
TL note: the lap scene is changed in the light novel.
The Demon Lord's lap and the royal sisters
My head was lying on something soft.
Someone was caressing me like they were combing my hair with a gentle touch.
It was so pleasant that I wanted to fall asleep again, but I had to resist.
"…I knew that you were going to lay your hands on me while I was knocked out, former Demon Lord."
When my eyelids lifted, I saw the elf's linseed-colored hair and mischievous expression.
I guessed that she took the seat next to mine and moved my body to make my head rest on her lap. Seems like the soft feeling under my head was Verlaine's thigh.
She smiled tenderly, but a veil of worry clouded her face as she opened her mouth.
"What a shame… I hoped the expedition would last some more time."
"…I had to take care of it, but I guess you already know it. How much did I sleep? An hour?"
"No, not that much. You were out for half an hour, at most."
"I see. We still have time before opening the bar, then."
I tried to get up, but the Demon Lord grabbed my shoulder and brought me back on her lap.
"…Can I get up, please?"
"Why don't we rest for a bit? I'm tired because of our everyday schedule. If I never rest, I feel like I'll grow old faster."
"Are you making me rest on your lap to slow your aging down…? Won't your leg get numb?"
"Do you think I can't handle this? I'm the former Demon Lord, am I not?"
Indeed, she was. But if the situation continued, even a genius like me would've shown a man's reaction.
"What are you talking about? …I guess it's useless to play dumb, huh."
"I'm the one who cast the magic, so I know that something happened. Don't worry, I won't tell anything to Timis or her party either. If they notice something, that'd be because of your mistake."
"Everything will be fine. They called me 'light insect.' Well, that was my appearance, actually."
Verlaine's lips bent into a smile.
"That was surely your avatar… but I believe they won't even imagine that it had the strength of an SS-ranked adventurer."
The rune I made Verlaine write on Timis served to activate the invocation spell called 'Small Spirit.'
It split my power to create a lesser body, which I shaped as a small orb of light.
It would be hard to discern something like that from a real light insect.
I moved my consciousness to the small spirit, which had a score of five thousand points that could rise to twenty-five thousand thanks to Healing Magic and Support Magic, and kept watching over Timis and her party.
Verlaine started to talk again.
"Looks like everything went well. Shall we go and see how the dragon is doing?"
"Nah, let's leave it to our guild members. I already arranged it."
"I see… You even thought about making them save Timis if things were to get bad, huh?"
"No, that would be wrong. In that case, everything would have been for nothing."
As I said that, I tried to get up again, and this time Verlaine didn't stop me.
She didn't look satisfied, but we couldn't stay like that forever.
"…Well, I should have endured a little more. Only a little bit more."
"I knew it… you protected them, didn't you? Why do you look so depressed? Everything went as planned, right?"
"No, I shouldn't have finished the dragon myself. I was asked to make them gain experience, but they should have done it themselves. Instead, I finished the battle for them, and they will just take merits for it."
They still had a chance even if Timis was to get hit by the fire dragon, but I couldn't endure any longer and intervened the moment before that. I should have waited and endured the sight like a real pro.
"I see… Anyway, if you hadn't enhanced their fire resistance, the girls would have got burned only by standing close to the fire dragon, and if McKinley's presence wasn't dimmed by the pomegranate syrup, the dragon would have targeted him. Didn't the plan proceed smoothly until almost the end?"
The air surrounding the body of a fire dragon was always scorching, not only when it got mad… The girls could approach it only thanks to the roasted walnuts and salamander kotsuzake they consumed.
"Furthermore, if you hadn't intervened, they would have died, right?
If we think about it carefully, your intervention was essential. Master, you are a cool-headed person and a sharp observer, but it's only natural that some things bring you to act."
"…Anyway, I want to find a way to nullify the random movements of the fire dragon."
"More research…? Is the book still incomplete even though it has that much information? It's almost perfect, isn't that enough?"
If it was perfect, I wouldn't have had to act.
To satisfy any request, I had to prepare everything in advance.
Luckily, I had plans to keep under observation the dragon from now on.
The doorbell rang.
We weren't open yet, but a customer entered… and took the seat next to me.
He wore a green overcoat.
"Thank you for your continued patronage. I'm from the Veltem company. I'm here to deliver what you requested."
Verlaine wrote her signature on the receipts that the man put on the table. His name was Joyce Veltem, and he was my supplier of beverages and food… or rather, that was his main job. Behind that facade, he was a merchant of rare goods that usually weren't sold in the capital.
Joyce ordered some rum and spoke before drinking. People usually didn't drink in the morning, but it didn't matter for him.
"Mister, there's something I want to talk about. I hired a manager and started to prepare the environment."
"Thanks. Some trusted guys will move the fire dragon and its offspring. Is there enough food for them?"
"Yes. I went to see the place and it's really great. So pretty that I'm starting to understand why they chose a forest where men live."
"I think that people have more reasons to go there compared to a fire dragon. That forest shouldn't have anything special."
"I'm not sure about that. Either way, you really thought about it. A fire dragon pasturing in a forest protected by humans… it's quite the improbable scenery."
Hearing that, Verlaine widened her eyes for a moment. She understood what we were talking about, but she continued the procedure to buy goods without speaking.
"Dragon's materials are always in demand, but they're too expensive. A single scale is worth fifty golden coins, even though it's simple to pluck them when they're replaced with new ones."
"There's no difference between the old and new ones' value. Or rather, the former are even better, given their sturdiness."
Joyce drank some rum and let out a sigh.
He was the same kind of drinker I was. He had a noteworthy business sense that made him deal honestly with his customers. That's why he commented on the pasturing topic with me.
"Thinking about it, once the baby dragons will grow up and enter the breeding season, won't forests like ours become packed with them?"
"Well, yeah. But if you tame a baby dragon, it will grow and listen to you even after it reaches adulthood, unlike an already adult one."
"Oh, I also heard about that. People who raise them are called Dragon Masters. Do you perhaps have even that kind of experience?"
"I'm only the son of a farmer, but I know a Dragon Master."
"Gh… Are you serious…? How deep is your connection web…?"
"After the dragon will be moved, I'll go check on it too. There's someone who wants to see a baby dragon."
I cut the conversation short, and Joyce gulped down the remaining rum and shrugged his shoulders. He left the money on the table, took one of the receipts back, and walked toward the door. Before leaving, he faced us again and made a deep bow. That was his way of doing.
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Timis, followed by Lia and McKinley, entered the bar when the night shift had already started. She made sure that no one was paying attention to her and showed Verlaine the scale while I was drinking my usual ale.
"You said that you'll take care of the dragon… but where will you bring it?"
"I can't tell you the details, but we won't kill it. We will relocate it and confirm that the expedition was a success."
"G-Great. I'm sure that the people leaving nearby the forest will breathe a sigh of relief now…"
Timis, Lia and McKinley's behavior was different. They were somewhat humbler, and even the sniper's face was more serious.
"Regarding the payment, I hope it won't be too high… but no matter the price, I will pay you in some way. You have my gratitude. Asking this guild was the right choice."
"We fought the dragon, but couldn't withstand its rampage… Still, it got caught in a trap that laid in the Forest of Hunters. I don't know how it happened… but…"
Chagrin was evident in Lia's words, so McKinley took over the conversation.
"This mission was out of our reach, but you helped us achieve it. We feel like Duke Solver himself protected us."
They should have thought that I was only a light insect. I didn't expect to be idolized like that.
Technically, I only watched over them… I mean, I blinded the dragon when it attacked, hit it with some magic bullets to drive it into the trap, and used McKinley's remnant poisonous darts to put it to sleep.
It's impossible that they would find that out. I even thought to erase their memory, but that would have been excessive and inhuman even for me.
What saved me was that Duke was a fictional name.
They possibly couldn't trace me…
"I have a request… If you let me see Sir Duke, I'll pay you with everything I have. I want to thank him personally for everything…!"
Timis pleaded with teary eyes, but Verlaine didn't turn her gaze over me. I bet that was a demonstration of her kindness.
"I understood that I still have a long way to go, but if I could train under Mister Duke… I could get strong enough to protect My Lady! I'm prepared for anything as long as I can meet him!"
"Please, let me join your guild! Even just working here is fine!"
Lia and McKinley… I didn't expect it… I didn't think that they would have recognized Duke Solver's ability only because of the book he wrote.
They nourished a deep respect for him, who accomplished the same feat before them.
But Duke was me.
Timis was looking like a maiden in love whose admiration for her lover was about to grow even stronger. Even a dense guy like me could understand how bad she would have felt if she couldn't meet him.
"I'm still alive only thanks to Sir Duke. I should offer him even the proof of our victory… He gently led a weak person like me along the path of victory… So, if possible, I'd love to meet him and…"
Verlaine smiled gently at the knight's plea.
"Lady Timis, if you keep improving, becoming vice-general of the army will only be a matter of time. I will ask Duke to appear in front of you when it will happen."
"R-Really…?"
"Yes, but you're not allowed to overwork yourself. You're still young, there's no need to be so impatient. I'm sure that even Sir Duke expects to see you more mature and will patiently wait for that time to come."
"Aaah… Sir Duke… If he will wait for me… I will get stronger!"
Pledged Timis with teary eyes.
I had to thank Verlaine for that, but I still had to clear a stage before it.
Dling dlong~
The doorbell rang, and two figures stepped in the bar. They were Mylarka and Manarina.
Timis turned to face them and noticed right away that her beloved sister was standing there.
"…Why are you here, Princess Manarina…?"
"Timis, it's been a while. Sir Dick told me that I could meet you if I came here."
"Dick…? Who is that?"
To make the sisters meet, I told Mylarka and Manarina to come… but thanks to that, I was about to get busted.
"It's that guy. He is my benefactor…"
"I see… his name is Dick. I thought he was Duke Solver, but I guess I was wrong."
"I-I see… So that's it. He's generous, but he's no more than a drunkard."
I couldn't understand if Lia was really sharp or really dense, but thanks to her I was saved.
As she connected the dots, Mylarka looked in my direction with a suspicious look.
"Gentle Mister, will you offer us something to drink? I'd accept suggestions, if you have any."
"Kh… S-Sure. I'll treat you all, so why don't you sit at that table?"
"Sir Dick… no, I understand. Today I'll enjoy the time with my sister."
Guessing my mood, Manarina brought her sister to one of the rooms that had a curtain. Lia and McKinley also sat at different tables and started drinking something to blend with other customers.
The werebeast was glad that Timis could meet her sister, and McKinley, even though he was drinking alone, wore a satisfied expression. He seemed serious about the proposal he made before.
Verlaine looked at me for a while as she was arranging things up, and spoke as soon as she had a spare moment.
"Mister, you have to take some responsibilities for making Timis show her true self."
Verlaine called me like that only in those kinds of times.
I let my body fall on the counter, and the mug still filled with ale shook slightly.
I surrendered to my fate.
"Adored by the royal sisters… It won't take long before you control the capital from the shadows, 'Fifth phantom'."
"It wasn't my intention… I don't understand how women think."
"Should I teach you about it? Maybe I'll write a book called 'How to understand women'."
"…When I have a little of time, I'd love to read that."
While Verlaine laughed happily at my words, I could hear Timis and Manarina's merry voices come from their room.
The truth is that I called Mylarka for another reason. After drinking, she would have been in a great mood, so I could start negotiating for a certain thing… after all, I asked her to come with me on her day off.
The day after, I brought Mylarka where the dragon was pasturing.
The guy that Joyce hired was an old man with experience as a Dragon Master.
The merchant didn't know about it and recruited him only due to his knowledge on the subject. The old man gave us a warm welcome and guided us to the dragon nest.
The dragon that fought Timis and her team wasn't vigilant around him, and it looked quite docile when we got closer to its babies.
"Fire dragons are super adorable when they're young, so I wanted you to see one."
"Mmmh… I see. I can't think of them as adorable, though…"
In the middle of the cave was a nest made with tree branches, and three little dragons, as big as a human infant, were crying high-pitched "Piii" in it.
One of them approached the edge tottering with its round body and scrambled over, falling in front of Mylarka's feet with a dull sound.
Once it got on its legs again, it kept crying and clung to the girl. It looked like the baby dragon wanted to be petted by her.
"Oh, it likes you quite a lot, young lady. It's even the most cautious among the three."
"You heard him, Mylarka…? Mylarka?"
Without saying another word, she embraced the baby dragon and started to pet it.
"…Super adorable… I want to grow it… I can't believe that something this cute actually exists… Yup, yup, who's a good boy!"
The dragon's cries sounded cheerful while Mylarka fawned over it.
She loved cute animals, so I thought to let her see a baby dragon, but she was enjoying the experience way more than expected.
"…Hey. I believe you're not imagining me fawning over our child, Dick. If you are, I'll kill you."
"Sorry, I care about my life… wait, why are you so mad now?"
"S-Shut up! Oh no, cutie pie, I'm sorry! Did I scare you? It's all that bad guy's fault. Come on, let's go play there together!"
Mylarka started to walk toward the other side of the cave while talking sweetly at the dragon. The other two young ones also followed her, crying with their high-pitched voices.
Even if she was mad at me, she was acting no different from a mother that plays joyfully with her children.
Mother dragon watched over her playful babies from a little distance, letting out a soft rumbling verse every once in a while.


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 Санто Нињо де Аточа (Изукар де Матаморос), насеље у савезној држави Пуебла у Мексику
 Санто Нињо де Аточа (Тевизинго), насеље у савезној држави Пуебла у Мексику
 Санто Нињо де Аточа (Атил), насеље у савезној држави Сонора у Мексику
 Санто Нињо де Аточа (Пуенте Насионал), насеље у савезној држави Веракруз у Мексику

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Towards a Consultation Framework for Ontario Métis – 2007/08 Community Consultations What We Heard Report
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I The Métis Nation of Ontario
Prior to Canada's crystallization as a nation in west central North America, the Métis people emerged out of the relations of Indian women and European men. The initial offspring of these Indian and European unions were individuals who possessed mixed ancestry. Subsequent intermarriage between Métis women and Métis men resulted in the genesis of a new Aboriginal people with a distinct identity, culture and consciousness – the Métis.Distinct Métis settlements emerged, as an outgrowth of the fur trade, along parts of the freighting waterways of Ontario, around the Great Lakes and throughout the Northwest. These Métis people and their settlements were connected through the highly mobile fur trade network, seasonal rounds, extensive kinship connections and a collective identity (i.e., common culture, language, way of life, etc.). In Ontario, these historic Métis settlements continue to exist along the rivers and watersheds of the province, surrounding the Great Lakes and throughout to the northwest of the province.
In 1993, the Métis Nation of Ontario ("MNO") was established through the will of Métis people and historic Métis communities coming together to create a Métis-specific governance structure. At a founding meeting, Métis representatives from communities throughout the province set the foundational principles, which would guide and today continue to guide the evolution of the MNO. These foundational principles focused on:
• Creating a Métis-specific governance structure for the implementation of the nation's inherent right to self-government in the province;
• Establishing a credible and recognized identification system for Métis people within the province;
• Focusing on 'nation building' through working together as a collective in order to support Métis citizens and communities;
• Pursuing a rights-based agenda and proudly asserting the Métis existence as a distinct Aboriginal people within Ontario;
• Protecting and preserving the distinct culture and heritage of the Métis Nation in the province; and,
• Improving the social and economic well-being of Métis children, families and communities throughout the province.
Today, based on the pursuit of these principles, MNO has built an impressive provincewide governance structure which includes: an objectively verifiable, centralized registry of over 13,500 Métis citizens;1 approximately 30 Chartered Community Councils across the province which represent Métis citizens at the local level; a provincial governing body that is elected by ballot box every four years; an Annual General Assembly where regional and provincial Métis leaders are required to report back to Métis citizens yearly between elections; a charitable foundation which promotes and support Métis culture and heritage; and, an economic development arm.
In addition, the MNO has built an accountable, results-based provincial delivery structure to meet the socio-economic needs of its citizens and communities. Currently, the MNO delivers programs and services to its citizens through these branches: Health Services, Training Initiatives, Housing, and Economic Development. Through these various branches, the MNO maintains 30+ service delivery access points across the province, administers over $13.5 million annually, and, employs over 175 employees across the province.
The MNO has also built a notable communications network to reach its citizens and partners throughout the province. The Métis Voyageur, the MNO's bi-monthly newspaper, reaches over 12,000 Métis households as well as governmental and nongovernmental partners. The MNO also maintains two interactive websites at www.metisnation.org and www.metisradio.fm to keep Métis citizens connected and informed. Further, the MNO undertakes a robust public affairs and media relations program.
Over the last decade, on the Métis rights front, the MNO has achieved many successes and is a recognized leader in advancing rights and self-government issues for the Métis Nation. It is responsible for initiating and supporting the historic Powley case – the first Supreme Court of Canada case to affirm the constitutionally protected harvesting rights of the Métis. It is the only Métis government in Canada to negotiate and have in place a province-wide harvesting accommodation agreement with a provincial government, based on its own Métis-made harvesting policy. More recently, the MNO jointly announced with the Ontario Government that it would engage in negotiations with the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs to arrive at a MNO-Ontario framework agreement, which will support its ongoing and evolving relationship with the provincial government.
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One thing I love about summer? SWIMSUITS! There is nothing I love more than a cute little kini! I also find that I am a little more adventurous when it comes to picking out my suits. I love bold patterns and fun details (gimmie alllll the ruffles!). There are so many cute swimsuit trends out there right now that I'm sharing 7 of my favorites!!
Like I said above, I am all about the ruffles lately, and what better way to wear them than on your kini?! I love a sweet ruffle strap or flouncy off the shoulder ruffle bikini top. It's easy to pair a cute ruffle top with a pair of denim shorts when heading to the lake or beach! I've even seem some pretty cute ruffle-y one pieces that double as the cutest bodysuit! A lot of the suits I'm sharing below have a little ruffle incorporated!
This trend has been around for a few years and I hope it is hear to stay! A high-waisted swimsuit is a great way to add a little more coverage but gives you a confidence boosting silhouette. I definitely loved having that higher waist on the beach in Mexico when I indulged in quesadillas and tacos!!
A lace up one pieces has quickly become the must have suit of summer. Lace up tops have been all the rage for the past few months, so it's no wonder it would take over the swimsuit scene too!! I love pairing a lace up one piece with shorts. It doubles as a body suit and is the perfect outfit for a day spent on the water or at the beach.
I am all for a fun printed suit! From fruits to bright prints and patterns, a printed suit is a great way to add a little whimsy into your summer wardrobe! I'm currently obsessing over this fun banana print suit and am thinking about throwing in this float for good measure. Summer fun at it's finest!
It's all about showing off a little shoulder with these suits! There are so many cute off the shoulder and one shoulder options out there! I especially love an off the shoulder top when I'm working on my tan! One shoulder has recently made a pretty big comeback and I love a one piece with this fun detail!
A suit with cutouts can add a flirty little touch to a suit! Cutouts on a solid bikini add a unique detail keeping the suit from being too simple. I personally love a one piece suit with cutouts, whether front and center or on the sides! This one is my favorite for the sweet bow tie detail above the cutout!
Whether it's just a crocheted trim or the whole suit is crochet, this is one of my favorite trends! There are some GORGEOUS crochet suits out right now (like this one) that take this trend to a whole new level of beachwear!
No day on the water is complete without a fun pool float! Check out a few of my favorites below…just click to shop!
All of these are so cute! I love the different colors and styles!
These are just the cutest!! I love all of the tassels and oh my goodness, that watermelon/scalloped bikini! IN love!
I would love to try all of these! They are so cute!
i so wish my mom bod could rock a 2 piece haha!!
I am obsessed with that first swimsuit!!! they're all amazing though!!!
Ah the one shoulder look is just so darling and I love how you can easily throw on some shorts and make an outfit out of it! Thanks for putting a great list together!
You look so fantastic in all of them! My favorite is the floral print one with the ruffle hem.
Thanks for posting! I always have trouble keeping up with what's "in" and "out" of style so this post definitely helps with that.
I love the high waisted trend. These are all super cute picks!
I am all about the high waisted right now!
Yessss, love all these styles! high waisted & lace up are my jam right now!
I tried high waisted last year and it failed with my short torso, haha. I'm trying ruffles this year!
WOw you totally rock the high waisted swimsuit! Absolute perfection!
I'm obsessed with the high waisted style!
You are SO CUTE!! You look great in all of these swimsuits! Especially love the watermelon print! Super cute!!
I'm loving all these swimsuit trends. I want a high waist bottom with an off shoulder top.
I love a good high waist or one piece swim suit! Such great picks!
LOVE all of these trends! I'm all about the cutout suits this summer. Thanks for sharing all of these swimwear tips.
You have so many cute swimsuits!! Great roundup!
Okay, you are seriously making me want to go swimsuit shopping!!! I live in Florida, so wear swimsuits all year round…. have a bit of an obsession!!! Every single one you posted is SO cute!!
What a cute post! I love all of these suits..Im really into the high waist trend, but they dont look so great on my thighs!
What was the website for the black bikini with the neon crochet!! It's so cute but url isn't seeming to work!


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J-Lo's new single "Fresh Out the Oven" fails to impress.
It's not as bad as "Gigli" -- but it comes close.
Jennifer Lopez released her new single "Fresh Out of the Oven" and it's likely going to be filed under "guilty downloads" on everyone's iTunes playlists. But the song itself -- despite having a solid beat -- falls flat.
The single features J-Lo's alter-ego, Lola, in a trite back-and-forth with rapper Pitbull that involves the songstress playing coy and the rap artist sporadically blurting out adjectives describing Lopez's sexually desirable traits.
If it sounds like every other female artist comeback single on the radio right now, that's because it is. Only a bit cornier because of the cheesy lyrics and the fact that Lopez is not a 20-something bimbo but a 40-year-old woman who has held the title of diva in the past.
"If you want the cookie, you're going to have to wait for the cookie," Lopez raps, "no touchy only looky looky."
Even when Lopez is singing, her voice sounds heavily electronic, ensuring we never get a chance hear anything that might betray some natural talent.
The single, which can be heard here, has been released exclusively on People.com in anticipation of her new album "Love?" set to be released early next year, but the song will not be featured on the new album.
And according to People, we won't have to bear the company of her alter personality, Lola, on the new album, either. Let's just file this single in the annals of J-Lo mistakes along with Gigli, and hope that her new album will give something a little more and allow Lopez to showcase the aptitude of a more seasoned artist.


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By J.P. Donaldson
There's an old saying: The first generation builds it, the second makes it a success and the third destoys it. Whoever crafted that expression never met these next-generation builders and renovators, each one determined to carry on and build upon their family's legacy through continued hard work, dedication to the residential housing industry and an ongoing commitment to excellence. They represent just a few of the hundreds of family-run-home-building companies across Ontario.
FRAM BUILDING GROUP
Giovanni Giannone emigrated from Italy to Canada in 1957, the third generation of a family of general contractors from southern Italy. After brief employment as a mason, he began his own masonry company in 1959, with a little home building on the side.
In 1981, following the graduation of Frank, his oldest son, Giovanni created FRAM Building Group (named after his four children: Frank, Ralph, Antionetta and Mariana), with Frank as president. Today, FRAM is an award-winning company renowned for its creativity in planning, designing and building premier residential and mixed-use communities across Canada and the United States.
The fifth generation has now started to enter the company. All of Frank's four children have been involved with FRAM throughout the years. Two now work full-time: Christina, as a project manager for the Development and Marketing division, and John as a project manager and site super. The youngest, Robert, will be joining the company following completion of his Master's degree from NYU.
"There was never pressure to enter into the family business from the older generations," says Christina. "We were always taught that hard work pays off, and the encouragement we received from family focused more on obtaining proper education for something we were passionate about." Three of the siblings studied programs at university that related to the industry; the fourth, David, became a chiropractor.
"I always knew this industry was for me," says John. "As a child I was in awe when I had exposure to the real construction site. When I was old enough, I was handed my first pair of construction boots, hardhat and a broom, and was instructed to sweep the units' floors of our then newest development. I truly was learning the business from the bottom up. "
The same holds true for the youngest sibling. "Growing up, I always had a desire to do what my father did, even though I wasn't fully clear on it," notes Robert. "As I grew, my understanding of what my father and grandfather did became clearer: originally thinking they were construction workers, then home builders, then housing developers. Finally, my understanding has developed to where I see my father and grandfather today: community developers."
HOMES BY HENDRIKS
In 1961, Arnold Hendriks, a husband and father of six, left his job at a construction supply store to start a small renovation business, relying on the carpentry skills he had learned in his native country, Holland. In later years, Arnold's wife, Barbara, became involved in the clerical end of the business. The firm grew through the years with Arnold taking on larger renovations as time passed. His son, Ron, began working with his father during school holidays, and joined the business on a full-time basis in 1978. Before long, projects began to include custom new-home construction, along with renovation work that was increasing in scope and scale.
Arnold and Barbara partially retired in 1993, and Ron's wife, Yvonne, took over all of the clerical duties. In 2000, Ron and Yvonne become sole owners of the business.
"My parents (Ron and Yvonne) felt a tremendous sense of honour and desire to carry on the family legacy," says Darren Hendriks. "My dad also knew he had the experience and expertise to continue offering the same high level of quality Homes By Hendriks had become so well known for."
Darren started spending his summer breaks working with the business in 2002. In 2008, after completing his post-secondary education in Business Administration –Operations Management, he joined the company on a full-time basis. "We had a long-term succession plan where I would gradually take over the business until my parents eventually retired," he says.
All that changed in 2012, when Ron was diagnosed with a terminal illness. He passed away in August 2013 at the age of 52.
"Our four- to five-year plan turned into a four- to five-day plan," Darren relates. "Fortunately, I'd done a lot of training and taken a lot of classes; for example, I was part of the pilot program for EnerQuality's Green Renovator project. And my father was the consummate teacher and mentor who instilled in me a hard-work ethic and a strong value system. On any given day, when I'm dealing with a stressful situation, I think, 'What would my dad do?' and I can always find the answer."
KENMORE HOMES
In 1955, James O. Kaufman, a WWII Navy veteran and tool and die maker, set his sights on becoming a home builder. Today, Kenmore Homes is a successful family business spanning—so far—three generations, with over 12,000 units built and sold, and three busy regional offices in Niagara, London and Kitchener-Waterloo.
The third generation entered the family business in the 1990s, with Kris joining in '96 as a labourer and Jennifer coming aboard in 1998 in an administrative capacity. Today, Kris serves as the construction manager, while Jennifer has taken on the role of Project Manager for Niagara Housing.
"I more or less fell into the role I have today," says Jennifer. "When the PM opportunity opened up, I took an extensive job leap, but I had the right grooming and future support systems in place to ensure that I would have a successful transition, and I was definitely encouraged to take on the position by my father, James."
Despite her relative youth, Jennifer admits to being "somewhat conservative," although she's not opposed to slipping in some fresher ideas on occasion. "It definitely helps that I am within the age range of our target market for most of our housing projects, and being a female in a largely male-dominated industry has brought change in itself."
Her brother Kris, meanwhile, cites family guidance as having paid big dividends in his development. "I am very fortunate to have started my career working alongside my grandfather and father," Kris says. "Each and every day I was able to learn something new from the two of them. I could also recognize the slight differences in their leadership style, but I came to realize that their core beliefs and values were always aligned."
As for working together on a day-to-day basis, both acknowledge that it's not always smooth sailing. "There are no courses to teach you the skills needed to work in a family-run business," Jennifer observes. "But in the end, we have a common goal: ensuring we carry on the legacy our grandfather started. That's the driving force that keeps us working together."
MENKES DEVELOPENTS
A fully integrated real estate company involved in the construction, ownership and management of office, commercial, industrial and residential properties, Menkes Developments Ltd. was founded in 1954 by Murray Menkes, who initially carried on business as a developer of single-family homes. While the company has remained family-owned, it has expanded significantly through the years, branching out into other areas of real estate. Menkes is now one of the largest private Canadian developers of residential, industrial and office properties, with real estate ventures spanning the Greater Toronto Area.
In 2008, the first representative of the third generation entered the family business with the addition of Jared Menkes as director of development in the high-rise residential division. Jared was followed by his cousins: Jason, in 2010, who assumed the role of portfolio manager in the office, industrial and commercial division; and Adam, in 2012, the company's development manager in the low-rise residential division. In addition, Sean Menkes signed on in January 2013 and will be working in commercial property management.
"I decided to enter the business because I have always had an interest in real estate," admits Adam, one of the newest additions to the firm. "I made it known as early as grade school that I wanted to join the company. My father, grandfather and uncles encouraged me and ensured that I was exposed to as many elements of the company as possible, from construction to development to building management. I wanted to join the business for many different reasons; apart from my overall interest in the industry, I am very close with my family and always relish the opportunity to work with and learn from them."
That closeness has translated into a positive working relationship, one that Adam believes is priceless. "I am very lucky to work with my father, uncles, cousins and brother. There is no shortage of support, mentorship and guidance. I also had the privilege of working with my late grandfather, which was really special. Having the historical context of the company and industry from three generations is truly unique and will no doubt prove invaluable to the careers of myself, Jared, Jason and Sean."
PIONEER CRAFTSMEN
In 1953, Ken Adam found that the life of a farmer didn't always provide the stability and quality of life that he wanted for his family, so he decided to put his interest in building to work and started constructing and renovating homes. As his two sons Gary and Glen got older, they too joined the business. Gary, in particular, enjoyed the unique working relationships he built up with his renovation clients, and after purchasing the company in 1979, he concentrated exclusively on renovations.
Gary's son, Jamie, was first introduced to the family business as a summer student in 1988. "After high school, I spent some time on the jobsites, before continuing with my formal education at Conestoga College, graduating from the General Business Program," says Jamie. "Working out on the jobsite provided many valuable lessons, but I really felt I would be happier working on the estimating and sales aspects of the business, which was what prompted my return to college, and then return to the business in 1993 upon graduation. Since then, I've been a part of everything from administration to accounting, to sales, and now I'm the president."
In 2011, Jamie and his business partner, Paul Meier, purchased the company. Today, Pioneer Craftsmen is one of Waterloo Region's premier design/build/renovation firms, with a full in-house professional design staff and a team of 24 lead carpenters, apprentices, project managers and designers—all with a focus on mid- to high-end full-service renovations.
In addition to a home constantly under renovation, Jamie's earliest memories involve business discussions between his father and grandfather during weekend visits. "I learned that it's incredibly important to be able to leave work at work, and home at home. Every family business faces these challenges. Ken passed away in 2010 and I do miss seeing the pride in his smile whenever we had the opportunity to discuss the business. My mother has also been an integral part of the business for many years. Working with both parents has allowed me the opportunity to debate many ideas, while receiving some great advice from differing points of view."
REID'S HERITAGE GROUP OF COMPANIES
When brothers Melville, George and Albert Reid, along with their friend, Bill Lang, began building wartime bungalows in Guelph under the name of Reid and Lang, they couldn't have imagined that they were also building a legacy. Nonetheless, by the 1970s, the second generation had entered into the business. "My father Orin (son of George) operated the business from our basement, and my mom, Jane, would clean the houses before they were sold, with me and my sister Charlotte tagging along," remembers Scott Reid, vice-president.
In 1978, Orin and Jane launched Reid's Heritage Homes, building in Guelph, Cambridge and Kitchener-Waterloo. The business boomed in the 1980s and survived the recession in the 1990s. "I spent my summers doing service work, while Charlotte worked in the office doing accounts payable," says Scott. "My dad was gradually setting us up to work on our own."
The plan changed when Orin passed away suddenly in August of 2000. "It was a very difficult time," says Scott. "Tim Blevins and I were in our early twenties, faced with two choices: wind down the company or work together with our family and persevere in the business. We chose the latter and, together with our siblings and respective spouses, formed Reid's Heritage Group of Companies."
That third generation includes Charlotte and Tim Blevins, Scott and Shelley Reid, Brian and Heather Reid, and Brent and Michelle Bigelow. Today, all of them, including mother Jane, remain involved in the business in some capacity. Through it all, Scott and his brother-in-law and president Tim Blevins have tried to maintain a family culture, while leading by example.
"We're the first people to come in the morning, and the last to leave," Scott notes. "We try to attract the people who have the same work ethic, and we've been successful at hiring a great team. The people we work with are an extension of our family; that core philosophy translates to the homes we build. When our tradespeople, suppliers and employees in the field see that we are 100% invested, it raises the bar."
SIFTON PROPERTIES
In 1923, Harry Sifton built his first house at 587 Rosedale Avenue in London, where it still stands today. His introduction of building several homes at one time on speculation proved so popular that from 1940 to 1948 construction grew steadily to 20 homes per year.
Five hundred houses later, Harry passed the torch to his son, Mowbray. Under this new leadership, the company began assembling large tracts of land, positioning Sifton Properties for a full-scale foray into land development and diversified construction. The company now boasts 650 employees in five Southwestern Ontario cities, and has branched out to include the building and management of residential rentals, office commercial space and retirement living.
In 1970, Mowbray's son Glen entered the family business. After five years of working outside of the company, his younger brother Richard came on board in 1989. Today, Glen is the company's chairman, while Richard is president.
"I don't ever remember being asked if I wanted to be in the business; I think it was more of an expectation," says Richard. "Looking back, I don't know if it was my parents' expectation or mine, but here I am, running the family business.
"During Glen's tenure as president, in the downturn of the late 1980s/early 1990s, his direction was to preserve capital," Richard adds. "On the other hand, I came in with the opportunities of a growing economy and we are working to grow again in our business units.
"I never really had the pleasure of working under my father directly; he had moved on when I came into the president's role. However, working with family is never easy. Some have ownership, some work in the company and some are simply family members. I have been fortunate enough to wear all three hats. You always have to know which hat you are wearing when you are addressing an issue."
Beginning in 2009, a fourth generation has entered the business, starting with Matthew Robertson in the role of land technician, followed by Karen Sifton as the maintenance administrative assistant, and with Victoria and Cameron Sifton as summer students. It's safe to say there will be no generation gap in the family business.
STARWARD HOMES
E.B. Ratcliffe was a man of vision. In 1906, he started building homes in Hamilton, with his other business pursuits including Bartonville Block and Stone. Later, when his children Charlie, Bettina and Ed Jr. took over, they changed the name to Abbotsford Homes, with Ed Jr. going on to form a stone manufacturing business, Angelstone (now known as Arriscraft International). In 1979, the third generation took over and changed the name to Starward Homes. The company has been building homes in Hamilton and the surrounding area under the Starward banner ever since.
In 2003, a fourth generation entered the picture with the addition of Brandon Campbell in the role of sales representative, followed by Carley Campbell in 2008 as a designer. Today, Brandon is Starward's vice-president, while Carley manages the award-winning design studio, which opened in 2012.
"I honestly never thought I'd do anything different," says Brandon. "When I was five we did a major addition/renovation to our home, and we moved next door to live with our grandparents while the work was going on. I spent all my time watching and learning what the trades and workers were doing. They even made me a white hardhat; I knew from that point forward that's what I wanted to do."
The same holds true for his sister. "I was always told I could be anything and do anything, but when it comes down to it, I am interested in the housing industry," says Carley. "When all the little girls were dreaming of their wedding dress, I was designing my dream home in my mind. Now that I am the design manager, I get to design every day and I love it."
As for working with multiple generations, they both say it's great, "most of the time." "We feel an extra sense of support and pride. It's not just our coworkers, it's our family; and it's not just our jobs, it's our life," Brandon says. "On the flip side, it's hard to shut it off when we're not in the workplace; many family dinners, vacations and celebrations have turned into business discussions, especially when you get all three living generations in the same room."
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Save the Last Dance is a 2001 American teen dance film produced by MTV Productions, directed by Thomas Carter and released by Paramount Pictures on January 12, 2001. See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role. Directed by Thomas Carter and David Petrarca. When Derek abandons his gangsta thug friends to arrive at Sara's Juilliard audition at just the right moment, audiences could breathe a sigh of relief. Save the Last Dance tackles touchy urban issues such as the need for strong, responsible African-American men in inner-city communities. Unfortunately, the actual dance performances in "Save the Last Dance" (at least the ones by the main character, and especially her climactic dance sequence) were surprisingly flat. As Derek pushes Sara to dance again, the two two-step each other towards a way out of the rough-and-tumble world they live in. Let's Get Crunk - Shawty Redd 3. Related quizzes can be found here: Save The Last Dance . 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Save the Last Dance is a 2001 American romantic drama dance film produced by MTV Films, directed by Thomas Carter and released by Paramount Pictures on January 12, 2001. Save the Last Dance is a 2001 American dance film produced by MTV Films, directed by Thomas Carter and released by Paramount Pictures on January 12, 2001. 1. It seemed like these two crazy kids were going to make it, and what's more — we wanted them to make it. Directed by Thomas Carter. Save the Last Dance is a 2001 American dance film produced by MTV Films, directed by Thomas Carter that was released by Paramount Pictures on January 12, 2001. With Izabella Miko, Columbus Short, Jacqueline Bisset, Maria Brooks. She befriends her roommates, Zoe and Miles, who teach hip-hop classes. Yet for all their differences, they share one fervent passion - dance… Soundtrack / Songs: More Music from Save the Last Dance - Various Artists - Soundtracks - 2001. Sara joins Julliard in New York to fulfill her and her mother's dream of becoming the Prima ballerina of the school. With Julia Stiles, Sean Patrick Thomas, Kerry Washington, Fredro Starr. When people talk about dance films, a lot of the commonly referred to films tend to be Footloose, Dirty Dancing or Step Up. TA direct-to-video sequel, Save the Last Dance 2, was released in 2006.At school, Nikki, Derek's ex-girlfriend, picks a fight with Sara. And now you know why the "Special Collector's Edition" of the first film exists at all: to … But when her mother suddenly dies, Sara must abandon her plans and join her estranged father (Terry Kinney) on Chicago's gritty South Side. Save The Last Dance Trivia Questions & Answers : Movies Q-T This category is for questions and answers and fun facts related to Save The Last Dance ., as asked by users of FunTrivia.com. It was agreed by the men that it was the perfect backing for the lyrics. 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Save the Last Dance movie reviews & Metacritic score: Sara (Stiles) and Derek (Thomas) come from two different worlds, two different cultures. Which is a shame really, because it's such a great film! Watch all you want. The film stars Julia Stiles and Sean Patrick Thomas as a teenage interracial couple in Chicago who work together to help the main character, played by Stiles, train for a dance audition. Save The Last Dance Sara Johnson (Julia Stiles) is a small-town girl with big town dreams of becoming a world-class ballerina. Derek grabbed the phone and thanked Mama Deen. When It Doesn't Matter - Angela Ammons 8. Save The Last Dance 2: The sequel to the hot movie Save The Last Dance continues in New York as Sarah (Izabella Miko) is one step closer to realizing her dreams at Juilliard. ... She's broken up with Derek ... Go Back in Time using our Photos archive to see what happened on a particular day in the past. Save the Last Dance book. 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Dr. Mohamed S. Abdel Wahab (MCIArb.), Licence en Droit (CAI), LL.M. (CAI), CIArb Dip. International Commercial Arbitration (Balliol College, Oxford University), MPhil and Ph.D (Manchester University, UK), is an Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law (Cairo University, Egypt). He is a Founding Partner of Zulficar & Partners where he serves as the head of the Firm's International Arbitration and Project Finance/PPP Groups. Dr. Abdel Wahab is an approved Tutor, Vice-Chairman of the Cairo branch of theChartered Institute of Arbitrators, and Chair of the Institute's Technology Committee. Dr. Abdel Wahab also holds a number of visiting posts in Egypt, the UK, and the USA. He is currently a Fellow of the Centre for Technology and Dispute Resolution at the University of Massachusetts, USA and Adjunct Professor and Faculty Coordinator for the Indiana University LL.M. Program in Business and Comparative Law (Egypt). Dr. Abdel Wahab is a Senior Counselor for International Legal Affairs and International Contracts at the Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA). He regularly appears as arbitrator, expert, and counsel in major ad-hoc and institutional arbitral proceeding ssubject to Egyptian and foreign laws such as English,F rench, Emirati, Saudi and Swiss Laws, where he has prosecuted arbitral proceedings across diverse investment and commercial spectrums. Dr. Abdel Wahab is also a CEDR accredited mediator, member of the LCIA Arab Users Council, and Mediation Consultant to the World Bank. He is a leading ODR scholar, who holds over forty-five prizes for academic achievement, and has widely published in learned international journals and is a regular speaker in national and internationa lconferences on International Commercial Arbitration, Online Dispute Resolution, Private International Law, Project Finance and PPPs, and IT Law.
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The Pantani, the Accidental Death of a Cyclist film, I guess you have to go and see it?
I was never a huge fan of the man but on his day he was spectacular and impressive.
My amigo John Laporte and I used to drive down to l'Alpe d'Huez every year to see the Tour stage on the mountain; we saw Hampsten win in '92, Conti in '94 – and Pantani in '97.
In '97 we'd holed up in the Breton bar in the ski village for most of the afternoon and had quaffed maybe a little too much of that Ricard 51 pastis than is advisable.
The roar coming up the hill reminded us we were there to see a bike race and we stumbled out into the daylight to hang over the barrier and await the arrival of les coureurs.
But there was only one coureur, tiny, shaven headed with no casquette to protect him from what was a burning sun – the sweat glistened on the brown skin of his scalp and big beads of sweat dripped from his nose.
Hunched over his machine his eyes were fixed on the road ahead and his mouth hung open to scoop up every bit of oxygen the warm, thin air could yield.
His cadence was high and his speed across the tarmac seemed incredible to us; much faster than we remembered Hampsten and Conti had been in previous years.
He came and went in an instant but his passing left an indelible mark on our memories.
Pantani on the Alpe in 1997.
Pantani's hematocrit levels fluctuated between 40% and 60% from month to month during his professional career.
Except that one is still very much alive and making jokey commercials about how to fix punctures.
Both men faced choices and went down a certain road which no one forced them to – albeit there are the issues of peer and management pressure, not to mention seeing riders who they knew they were superior to, riding at a level which was higher than they were naturally capable of.
Pantani apparently wrote that "Armstrong was the real wound".
There's no doubt that Pantani was charismatic and determined – in particular his comeback from his horror crash in Milan-Turin in 1995 demands respect.
The shine comes off a little bit however when you remember that his hematocrit was over 60% in that race and it was only the surreptitious intervention of the team doctors that enabled him to pull through – the hospital doctors being baffled by the tests they were running on him and how they were going to regularise his metabolism.
To give you a flavour of what he was ingesting; according to documentation released by Spanish radio network Cadena SER, Pantani – who was allegedly given the code name "PTNI" by Eufemiano Fuentes – with a detailed program in 2003, his last season, including EPO, growth hormone, Insulin, Levothroid and IGF-1.
Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera indicated that he was administered over 40,000 units of EPO, seven doses of growth hormone, thirty doses of anabolic steroids and four doses of hormones used to treat menopause.
Small wonder the hospital doctors couldn't figure out what was going on in the little man's body.
A young Marco, newly signed with Carrera and a promising career in front of him.
Matt Rendell narrates much of the film – but I'm a little puzzled by his 'Marco the martyr and victim' stance.
And Greg Lemond's pronouncements are hard to fathom; 'even without the drugs Pantani would have been one of the best' or words to that effect.
That's from the 'they were all at it, so what's the difference?' – school of thought to which I used to subscribe.
There's a 'but' or two to that one, though.
This refers to the fact that if you have a naturally low hematocrit level then you'll gain much more advantage from taking EPO than someone who has a naturally high hematocrit.
With a hematocrit down at 40% then Pantani would make huge gains from taking EPO – so forget the 'level playing field' debate.
There are some real gems of cameo performances in the movie – Tricky Dicky Virenque cries to order; Oscar Camenzind tells us that 'rules must be obeyed' meanwhile Bjarne Riis and Luc Leblanc give it max righteous indignation.
I did chuckle; and I had to smile as Erik Zabel rides tempo for Ulrich up a mountain pass – how did we believe our eyes, back then?
But back to Pantani's Accidental Death of a Cyclist – the seed of his long descent into Hell began when he was expelled from the 1999 Giro because of his hematocrit level exceeding 50%.
There's little doubt in my mind that there was more to that incident than meets the eye; the story about there being big bets laid on the race by the Mafia – and not for Pantani to win – is one I've heard from several usually reliable sources.
It's here the big difference between Lance and Marco is revealed; the Teflon Texan would have brazened, blustered and law suited his way through it and been back for le Tour and probably won.
But the much more sensitive Pantani didn't have the head or heart for the 'Texas way' of doing things and the shame of exposure began to eat at him like a cancer.
He was never the same again – even his subsequent Tour stage wins meant little to him; Armstrong's precisely aimed barbs about gifting him the Ventoux stage and Pantani's appearance were right on target, fatally wounding the little Italian's pride.
Pantani was a reluctant spokesman for the peloton in the disastrous 1998 Tour de France.
For all of the EPO – and God only knows what else – Pantani pumped into his frail body and the fact that much of what he achieved was pure sham, he gave so many people so much joy and if they wish to believe he's a martyr then that's their choice.
And listening to his poor mother and father surely touches even the most callous heart.
For me it's all just very sad, not just Pantani's story – but the performances by Leblanc, Camenzind, Riis and Virenque and that era of mega lies we lived through.
The statue tribute to Pantani in his home town of Cesenatico.
So if you're Bradley Wiggins or Chris Froome, no matter how annoying it may be, when 'too good to be true' performances get questioned – is it any wonder after all of that?
That said, let's hope that Marco Pantani is resting in peace – his final years were a torment and it's impossible to say that the man didn't pay the price for the mistakes he made.
Putting to the side for a minute the fact that Tyler lied for years about his PED use before finally coming clean and whether that means everything he says can or can't be trusted, and just reading this book with an open mind, it quickly becomes clear just how much an everyday part of pro cycling in the 1980's, 90's, and 2000's PED and illegal blood manipulation actually was. Of course, anyone with an interest in the sport already had more than an inkling that such cheating had always played a part, and fans of the sport have had to contend with scandal following scandal since forever, and particularly since the Festina affair in 1998.
A Clean La Vuelta? I hope so, but let's look at the facts: The Spanish sports papers quote Oscar Freire; "Rabobank want a stage win in Holland" and I'm sure all the other teams want the same, but the Dutch bank have spent a lot of money bringing La Vuelta a España to Holland for the race start.
The issue of weather for Het Nieuwsblad 2011 (or Gent - Gent as the locals still call it) is a dichotomy: if it's wet it's a proper man's race but you get frozen and soaked whilst spectating; but if it's a nice day and you're not near-death when you stumble into your favourite bar to watch the finale then you end up watching 100-plus riders contesting the finish.


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Falling boulder hits, kills 12-year-old boy, police say
Incident occurred at Roaring Brook Falls
Updated: 10:32 AM EDT Mar 14, 2016
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A 12-year-old New York boy has died after police said a loose boulder struck him at Roaring Brook Falls.Connor McLaughlin, of Greenwich, New York, died while on a family hike Sunday, according to police.Officers said the boy had been looking over the falls on State Route 73 when the boulder fell on him. It fell about 10 feet.They believe the boulder fell from an area adjacent to the falls and had become loose naturally.No other information was released.
KEENE, N.Y. —
A 12-year-old New York boy has died after police said a loose boulder struck him at Roaring Brook Falls.
Connor McLaughlin, of Greenwich, New York, died while on a family hike Sunday, according to police.
Officers said the boy had been looking over the falls on State Route 73 when the boulder fell on him. It fell about 10 feet.
They believe the boulder fell from an area adjacent to the falls and had become loose naturally.
No other information was released.


The Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act will go to vote this week after being put on hold due to the need of amending the wording before going into legislation. This bill would prevent fetuses over 20 weeks of gestation from being aborted except in certain circumstances wherein birth would endanger the well-being of the mother.
Many Christian organizations are on record saying that they support this bill citing that even though it still permits women to undergo abortion, that it is still a small victory for the Christian community. This bill would prevent women from terminating a birth at any point in her pregnancy and would save the lives that God had created with a plan and purpose.
While the bill is far from perfect as it still permits the act of abortion, Christians are being urged to contact their representatives and voice their support of the bill.
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As seems appropriate, I will eulogize the site in stats. All else can be found in the archives.
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One of the best things about working at The Urban List is that we get to eat out A LOT. Well, it's one of the best and worst things. The ever-expanding waistline is always a battle, but we do all this eating because we love you, dear readers, and we want you to know where all the best restaurants in Sydney are.
With so many great food options both new and old in Sydney (and because thinking about delicious meals is fun), we've put together this list of the 20 best things we've eaten this month.
Head to Pub Life Kitchen in Ultimo and get your hands on the O.G. Burger. It's up there with the best ever.
We're suckers for dumplings, and the classic pork and chive dumplings from New Shanghai are deeeelicious!
When in Marrickville, be sure to order the poached eggs, avocado, dukkah on toast for brunch from West Juliett.
Hello, Sydney cheap eats! The $10 Chicken Schnitzel Tuesdays from Beach Road Hotel gives us a light at the end of the Monday tunnel.
The burrata and prosciutto pizza at Franco Franco may have only been a special, but we hope it sticks around because it was just. that. good.
We have a little bit of a crush on Suzie Q's Breakfast at Epiphanie's that consists of a poached egg, avocado, olives, marinated chickpeas, house ricotta, and toast with grilled haloumi.
The salmon ceviche with guacamole and tortilla chips from Watsons Bay Boutique Hotel is made even better by the gorgeous view.
We don't want none unless you've got Mr Bao's Buns, hun. Found only at Glebe and Bondi Farmers Markets, pick up the heavenly pork belly bao or the karaage chicken bao.
The bone marrow with XO sauce from Ester is to die for. And in case you were wondering, Ester is still awesome.
Do you even seafood? The lobster roll from the newly opened Burger Liquor Lobster at The London would potentially make any non-seafood lovers turn.
The margherita pizza (cooked in the Neapolitan way) from Candelori's is pretty much the perfect margherita.
Civilian's Hay Valley lamb rump with ratatouille, yoghurt, and pickled cucumber hits the spot.
We had quite a few bar snacks (and cocktails) at Red Lily but we particularly loved the ban xeo which was a crisp rice flour crepe filled with kaffir lime prawns and coconut, served with fresh herbs. Yum!
The home made shakshuka from Grandma's Little Bakery is comforting, just like a hug from grandma, herself!
We're a little bit in love with the bircher with stewed rhubarb from Marcelle in Potts Point.
The teriyaki salmon at Wa Japanese never fails to please.
The avo smash at Lox Stock & Barrel makes us remember why we, as Sydneysiders, are so into this breakfast classic.
We still have dreams about the 12-hour roast lamb shoulder from The Lodge Bar, in Balmain.
'The Cheesy B', aka epic cheeseburger, from The Night Hawk Diner food truck not only looks cool, it's delicious, too.
Our mouths are watering just remembering the green curry slow-cooked beef with a side of roti from Surry Hills Eating House.


Vestavia Hills High School principal Tyler Burgess sells "bling rings" at the VHCSF Dinner & Diamonds event on Feb. 24, 2018. The event serves as a major fundraiser for all schools across the city.
Kim Cochran and Vestavia High School principle Tyler Burgess sell "ring bling" at the Vestavia Hills City Schools Foundation annual event Dinner & Diamonds on Feb. 24, 2018. The event serves as a major fundraiser for all schools across the city.


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AIK IF is een ijshockeyclub uit Solna in Zweden. De club werd opgericht in 1921. De club werd Zweeds kampioen in 1934, 1935, 1938, 1946, 1947, 1982 en 1984.

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