"Fully waterproof, completely wireless and utterly durable, these groundbreaking sportbuds redefine how we experience music. From the gym to the open trail and from the streets to the beach, nothing will limit where the beat takes you".
With bold claims like these, BlueAnt have a lot to live up to with their PUMP HD Bluetooth headphones – keep reading to see if they live up to the marketing.
First of all – packaging. Although you'll probably end up throwing it away, it's what gives the first impression of a product. BlueAnt have obviously put a bit of effort into package design including tabs directing you how to open it and even magnetic latches. The headphones themselves are first on display, while underneath their packaging you'll find a charging cable, stabilizers (more on those later) and a great selection of "Comfort Seal" ear-tips (4 each of small, medium and large sizes). There is also a pair of the spongy "Awareness Tips" designed to let in sound from the outside world – great when you're running or cycling and that bus driver decides to play Speed.
Available in a choice of 3 colors (blue, black and green ice) PUMP aren't just your regular earphones – they have been designed with sport use in mind. A Teflon coating and Kevlar exterior give them both ruggedness and an IP67 waterproof rating. Therefore they should cope with rain, mud, sand, pool water or whatever bodily fluids you care to chuck at them. However as Bluetooth doesn't transmit under water you'll need to keep your head above water to keep listening to your tunes. To test their performance in the wet I wore them in the shower and they continued to work flawlessly (don't worry – I did take them off to wash behind my ears). Being waterproof also has the advantage that if you do get them a little mucky you can just give them a rinse under the tap.
The sportsbuds themselves consist of two individual earpieces connected with a flat rubberized cable. The bulk of each earpiece rests behind the ear (hearing-aid style) with the cable running along the back of the head. If the cable is too long for your head / taste then there is supposed to be a clip included to tighten it to a snug fit but unfortunately this was missing from my review unit. I'm glad to say that although the cable was a little longer than the width of my head, it didn't bother me in the slightest.
In fact these are probably the most comfortable set of earphones I've tried. They are extremely light, and once you slide them over your ears and insert the tips you can easily forget they're on. There's no cable hanging down and no cross-bar to slide from the top of your head. The medium-sized tips were a good fit for me right out of the box and once inserted never slipped out unlike some other in-ear earbuds I've tried. I was able to wear them with glasses without any problems. You can pretty much carry on doing whatever you want to do without PUMP getting in the way. For an even firmer fit optional stabilizers are included which really lock each earpiece in place, but I found they did pinch my ears a little and were unnecessary unless you're involved in extreme sports or violent head-banging.
Pairing to my phone was simplicity itself, after which you're free to roam around wirelessly. BlueAnt boast up to a 100 ft wireless range, and indeed I was able to keep on listening with very few cut-outs while far from my phone (compared to other Bluetooth devices I've tried) – even with walls and other obstacles in the way. This great range combined with on-ear controls means you should be able to leave your phone safe in your gym bag or locker while working out.
On the right earpiece you have play, + and – controls. Tapping these while listening allow you to play/pause, increase or decrease volume. Hold the + or – for 2 seconds to skip tracks, hold play for 3 seconds to turn the unit on or off. The headset also includes a microphone so that when you get a call you can press the play button to answer / end calls or double-click it to reject calls or begin voice dialling. Voice dialling works pretty well and I was able to initiate a call, carry out a conversation and hang up, all without going near my phone. Call quality was clear on both ends of the line.
When I hear a set of headphones are wireless and waterproof then my audio quality expectations aren't particularly high. In this case the HD in the product name refers to "Energize HD Audio", which BlueAnt market as an audiophile-grade music experience. While I wouldn't class myself as an audiophile, I know what I like and I was impressed with the sound from these 12.5mm drivers. Producing a full sound with a strong (maybe a little overemphasized) bass, overall BlueAnt have not compromised the audio for the sake of headset's other features.
Volume-wise while PUMP were loud enough for my needs, but if you really like to crank your audio up and drown out noisy surroundings or if your source audio is on the quiet side then they do not get extremely loud. When no audio is playing on your device I did notice some background hiss.
There's no indicator for remaining battery life unless used with an iOS device, but when the battery runs low, a red light gives an occasional flash on the right ear-piece along with an alert tone played through the headset. You'll then need to open up the rubber seal on the bottom of the left ear-piece and inside you'll find a micro-USB port where you can plug the charging cable. That same red LED then stays constantly lit for around 90 minutes after which it switches to white to indicate that the unit is fully charged. According to BlueAnt you should then be good for up to another 8 hours of play time, but in my tests I found this to be closer to 5. If you're going to give these heavy use then you'll probably want to give them a quick charge every day.
It's difficult to recommend earphones to individuals because what may be a great look, fit and sound for one person could be terrible for someone else. However in my experience PUMP looked good, were comfortable and sounded great. Battery life was a little disappointing compared to some other Bluetooth headsets but apart from that it's difficult to fault these great little headphones. Being waterproof and rugged is another bonus to an already competent headset, and makes the current Amazon price of $110-$121 (depending on your choice of color) well worth the asking price – especially if you need a decent pair for sports use.


London is one of the biggest and most popular cities in the world. It is a global player and is on the map for being vibrant, colourful and diverse with so many things to do and see. It is very famous for Buckingham Palace where the Royal Family (Queen Elizabeth II) stay and London is a great place to get a taste of British culture. London is always busy and has many things going on every month from fashion shows to sports events. There are so many luxury places to stay, eat, shop and see. So if you are planning a trip to London check out these 10 things you must do when visiting London.
This is a chance to see the real London by visiting the old pubs, flea and street markets. There are so many bargains to be picked up, great street food to be had and loads to see. Camden Market is one of these famous places and you could get carries away for hours with all the things to do. You should try and visit these places if you get the chance as there is a great atmosphere.
You should go on a River Thames cruise to see London's main riverside attractions by boat. You'll see the city's great contrasts as you pass historic sites such as Big Ben, St. Paul's Cathedral and the Tower of London, and contemporary landmarks like the Tate Modern and the sleek Millennium Bridge.
The London Eye is a landmark and you should ride it if you get the chance. It takes 30 minutes to go all the way round, there are 32 capsules (one for each London borough). Each one weighs 10 tonnes and can carry 25 passengers, they are air-conditioned, with seats and passengers can walk around.
There are always shows, events and concerts going on in London all year round and world famous venues. There are theatre shows, pop concerts and sports events going on all you have to do is take your pick. London has great sports teams like Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea and more and you can go and watch their home games if you wish.
London is a big diverse city and has many nationalities and cultures so there are so many places to choose to eat. There are Luxury restaurants to eat at in well know areas like Mayfair, Knightsbridge and Belgravia and there are other great restaurants that are Indian, Turkish, Caribbean and others. You must have Fish and Chips and other traditional English foods.
Coming to London a city that is always busy you may need a day of from all that site seeing and shopping. Why not go and hand out at one of the many famous parks in London like Hyde Park, Holland park or Regents park. You can see all the greenery, the beauty, the little wildlife, get some calm and just to get away for a while. There are events held in these parks are certain times of the year and you may be able to to get some information from the hotel you stay at.
London is well know for its public transport and when coming to London you need to get the full London experience. You should ride the tube for where you stay to where you want to go, make sure you check with your hotel on what is the best way to do this and at what time. You could also get a black cab and ride the city buses for an all round experience.
You have to go and look around when you are in London. There are so many places to see. You can start with Buckingham Palace home of Queen Elizabeth II and walk along The Mall (long stretch of road in front of the palace). You could go and see Big Ben, Parliament, Trafalgar square, the shard and so much more. It is worth going around at least once while your in London.
When you come to London you have to go shopping. London is a leading fashion city and a major play in the fashion world. There are so many high-end, luxury items available for all style and tastes. There is the worlds famous Oxford street with its more affordable shopping stores and some well know luxury stores like Selfridges. There is Bond Street for the finest designers and Knightsbridge with the worlds famous Harrods. Be sure to have a good look around.
When visiting London you have to stay at the best hotels the city has to offer. These places are 5 star and famous people including celebrities stay at these places, that says something. Hotels like Claridge's, The Goring, The Dorchester, The Savoy, Brown's Hotel, The Ritz, Mandarin Oriental and others. You will be sure to get well looked after, the finest decor, a good nights sleep and an enjoyable stay.
Wimbledon is one of the oldest and most prestigious Tennis tournaments in the world. It is held in an area known as Wimbledon in South London and is played every July. It is one of the most sought after event and we British look forward to it every summer. Tickets are limited so try and visit if you can during this period. Strawberries and cream, cool drinks and summer is in full flow at this time of year.


Every now and then, Christians need a spiritual retreat, away from their everyday lives, to reconnect on a deeper level with God.
In answer to their own calling for a life of Christian service, Kristoph and Mariette Dobrowolski opened Sanctum Retreat, near Caroline, in 2004. Now, a decade later, the couple are seeing the fruits of the struggle and labour they put into turning a dream into a reality.
Over the last 10 years, they have hosted more than 11,000 guests for weekend, as well as midweek and week-long retreats.
"When people visit once, they come back again. We have a consistent clientele. There is something unique about Sanctum that keeps them coming back," said Mariette.
Launching Sanctum Retreat was not an easy decision for the couple, both lay Catholic theologians.
"Kristoph had to get the rezoning done, he had to find the money, and he had enormous tasks ahead of him when we started Sanctum. But his biggest task was me. I was the major obstacle," said Mariette, who was reluctant to take on such a huge endeavour.
Joshua, their son, was three years old when the project began. Mariette was concerned he would not get their full attention if they took on this venture. As well, she knew they would be scrutinized in ways that a religious community would not. Further, there was a significant financial risk.
The obstacles, however, did not deter their response to the call. Together they share gifts of spiritual direction, counselling, music, preaching and hospitality.
So with the generosity of many benefactors, art donations and the blessing of Edmonton's then- Archbishop Thomas Collins, they forged ahead.
Sanctum is a truly ecumenical ministry. It has hosted Christians from many churches. Many visitors do not come for an explicitly Christian retreat.
Mariette explained that many people on retreat are going through a transition, perhaps hit with the question, "Now what?" Maybe they have lost a loved one, been diagnosed with cancer or lost their job.
"Those kinds of transitions where we have to say 'goodbye' to something familiar and 'hello' to something new tends to be when people need a space to land in," she said.
Another aspect of their ministry includes support of those recovering from addiction.
The retreat is situated on 40 hectares of forested land along the Raven River. When weary, people come to Sanctum to find rest. Guests can wander through the forest and meadows for solitude.
"What we hear consistently from people is gratitude for a space that is welcoming and safe, and where they can get away to rest, rejuvenate, refocus and go home with a clearer sense of their own vision. It is a very nurturing space," said Mariette.
Beyond the serenity and simplicity, there are luxuries to be found. This includes 40 guest rooms with private bathrooms, a solarium-lit dining hall, indoor fireplace lounge and Stations of the Cross set up through the forest.


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Kiribati is an island nation in the vast blue of the Pacific Ocean. Composed of thirty-two atolls and three groups of islands, Kiribati lies halfway between Hawaii and Australia. The largest and best-known of the many coral islands is Kiritimati, where James Cook landed on December 24, 1777—which is why he called it "Christmas Island."
In recent years the island world of Kiribati has achieved fame for the wrong reason: climate scientists have calculated that many of these atolls and the outer zones of the coral islands will sink into the ocean when sea levels rise as expected. When Alice Piciocchi and Andrea Angeli heard this, the desire to go there for two months grew. Yet, instead of meeting desperate inhabitants sitting on their packed suitcases, they found people who had no intention of leaving. Their families have been at home here for generations; old traditions are still followed. Like their ancestors, fisher folk still venture out on the ocean. Life still follows the rhythms of ebb and tide. Of course, the days of sporadic contact with the outer world are long gone. Yet, even today people still tell the old legends and celebrate magical rites. For example, there's a song that's sung in order to call whales. And anyone who finds a Venus clamshell, they say, has found a treasure.
This book is a special kind of travel journal and a masterpiece of bibliophilism. The authors have succeeded in bringing us closer to the everyday culture and ideas of Kiribati's people, testifying to their deep connection to the ocean and the universe itself.
Alice Piciocchi and Andrea Angeli share a passion for travel. The walls of their apartment are full of maps, the bookshelves with travel books, and their Italian passports contain countless stamps from every country on Earth. What Alice captures in words, Andrea tells in drawings. This young pair of artists presents us with a beautifully illustrated reading experience.
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Going to church one Sunday during college, I got a ride with an older couple. As I chatted, telling them about my family, I mentioned my grandfather.
"Yes," I replied, wondering the reason for his question.
I shouldn't have been surprised. Perhaps it's because of the circles I travel in, but I'm constantly running into people who know my grandfather – people he touched.
And he touched many people. Across his numerous professions – member of the navy at Camp Shoemaker, missionary in Kenya and Congo, professor at Wheaton College, and several others – he provides a clear example of what it means to live in service. As with many of my heroes, he's an example of what it means to affect people.
I know because I am one of the affected.
One time when I was staying with my grandparents for a holiday, Grandpa asked me how computers worked. He was curious.
As we talked, I felt like I was the only other person in the room. He wasn't distracted. He didn't check his watch. He didn't look around the room at the paintings. I had his full attention.
But his expression was not the only evidence of his attention. He participated in the conversation. He actively engaged what I said.
We talked back and forth. I explained a component. He asked a clarifying question. Step by step we approached understanding. And for all of my grandfather's brilliance, he made me feel like an expert.
I felt valued. I felt honored.
A few months after I graduated from college, I was talking with my grandfather. He asked me how I was doing.
Surface answers didn't satisfy him. I couldn't get away with saying fine and moving on. He probed deeper.
I told him about the people I worked with. I described the work I was doing. I shared how I was enjoying the work. I told him about the opportunities I had to grow and learn.
Grandpa wanted to know what was going on in my life. And as I conveyed my excitement for what I was doing, he was excited with me. He joined me in my joy.
My grandfather wasn't pretending. He wasn't acting. He genuinely cared. He was interested in what I was saying. And it showed.
I've seen it in the countless times I've talked to him. I've seen it when he talks to others. He recognizes people. He celebrates who they are. For him, they are beautiful in their own right. Their humanity is reason enough to pay them respect.
When you give someone the gift of your attention, you make them feel valued. When you honor who they are, you affect them.
Never subtracting, my grandfather adds to people. He seeks to leave the other person with more than they started with.
Sometimes he adds stories from the richness of his experience.
Talking over dinner one night, I shared about a situation at school. My grandfather, having a wealth of experiences to call upon, had a story of when he faced a similar situation. He began the story.
He told about an experience in the navy. That story reminded him of another one. He told about someone he knew from Kenya. Then he told about a recent conversation with a former student of his. The rabbit trail continued, and we never did circle back to the beginning. But that was OK.
It was OK because the stories were fascinating. And by the time he got to the end, I'd learned more than I bargained for.
Sometimes he meets a specific need.
Toward the end of my freshman year of college, I struggled to find a job for the summer. My wanting to work near Wheaton, where I have family, complicated matters. It was hard to search for a job in a city four hours' drive from where I went to school.
My grandfather called upon his network at Wheaton College. He connected me with the paint department, and I got a job there. It was a perfect position.
Other times he provides guidance and advice.
As a high school senior, my first choice college was the University of Illinois. They had a top rated engineering program, and as a state resident, I'd have a lower tuition. I was all set.
Until I didn't get in.
My grandfather helped me explore other options, compensating for our difficulty in doing research from Kenya. We examined taking a chance with the wait list, attending a satellite school, transferring after a few semesters, and attending another college. We eventually picked the latter option.
Throughout the whole process, I was struck by how he wanted the best for me – sometimes even more than I did. He wanted me to thrive.
Regardless of the need, he always goes over the top. His service is extravagant.
Occasionally, I stayed at my grandparents' house. They made sure I had everything I needed and more – especially when it came to food. Grandpa always told me that if I went hungry at their house, it was my fault. He'd say that after offering me another piece of fruit, slice of bread, or bowl of cereal.
People remember when you help them. They remember that you put aside your agenda and offer them encouragement and assistance.
Our family often visited my grandparents for a meal. We enjoyed an evening of good food and conversation. After saying our goodbyes, we piled into the car to go home.
As we pulled out of the driveway, Grandpa ran alongside the car making funny faces in the window. Naturally, we returned the favor. The end result was laughter for everyone.
Affecting people is not always serious business. Remind people of the lightness and joy of life. Give them reason to laugh.
For all the attention and importance he placed on those around him, my grandfather never neglects to take care of himself.
He cares for his spiritual health. He spends time in prayer and meditation. He ponders and memorizes the scriptures.
He cares for his physical health. He eats well. He exercises as much as he's able to.
He cares for his mental health. He reads books. He expands his knowledge.
He cares for his social health. He cherishes his wife and family. He connects with friends across the world.
If you are to affect others, be sure to give yourself a platform to stand on. Spending time on yourself ensures you have energy for others.
This past Thanksgiving, my entire extended family joined together for a meal. We traveled from across the globe to come together. Our celebrations testify to the legacy of my grandfather. Our love stands as a witness to the practices and habits he established. We are four generations of lives affected by his example.
Illness and old age may rob him of his physical strength, sharp mind, and sometimes even his memory, but I'll always see the man that he is. I see him and remember how he affected others. I see him and remember how he affected me.
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5 Toxic Stocks to Sell Now Before It's Too Late
It's time to unload these toxic stocks from your portfolio.
Jonas Elmerraji
The buyers are back in town -- sort of. Stocks have spent most of this week rebounding, even counting Thursday's small decline. Despite Monday's market closure for President's Day, the big S&P 500 index has already managed to move almost 3% higher this week, making it the best single-week performance for stocks so far in 2016 before today's price action gets factored in.
Of course, that's not exactly a high bar to hit.
And it's a little early to sound the "all clear" for buying stocks again, though it is worth noting that nearly every name in the S&P 500 actually participated in the rally. Approximately 93% of S&P components are up so far this week -- which means that 7% of S&P components aren't participating in the rebound this week.
In short, no matter which way the market ends up this month, a small number of stocks could be "toxic" for your portfolio right now. And avoiding them could make all the difference for your stock market performance in 2016.
For the unfamiliar, technical analysis is a way for investors to quantify qualitative factors, such as investor psychology, based on a stock's price action and trends. Once the domain of cloistered trading teams on Wall Street, technicals can help top traders make consistently profitable trades and can aid fundamental investors in better entry and exit points.
Just so we're clear, the companies I'm talking about today are hardly junk. By that, I mean they're not next up in line at bankruptcy court – and many of them have very strong businesses. But that's frankly irrelevant to what happens to their stocks; from a technical analysis standpoint, sellers are shoving around these toxic stocks right now. For that reason, fundamental investors need to decide how long they're willing to take the pain if they want to hold onto these firms in the weeks and months ahead. And for investors looking to buy one of these positions, it makes sense to wait for more favorable technical conditions (and a lower share price) before piling in.
So without further ado, let's take a look at five toxic stocks to sell.
Up first is United Technologies(UTX) - Get Report . This big industrial manufacturing firm has been trailing the broad market by a noticeable margin so far in 2016 -- but it's the potential downside that's still left in shares that investors need to pay attention to right now. Here's how to trade it.
United Technologies is currently forming a descending triangle pattern, a bearish continuation pattern that's formed by horizontal support to the downside (at $85 in this case) and downtrending resistance above shares. Basically, as United Technologies bounces between those two technically significant price levels, shares have been getting squeezed closer and closer to a breakdown through our $85 price floor. When that happens, we've got our sell signal.
Relative strength, which measures United Technologies' price performance vs. the broad market, is an extra red flag to watch here. Our relative strength line is still holding on to its downtrend from the beginning of last year, which tells us that this stock is still underperforming the rest of the market in the long-term. If $85 gets busted, look out below.
Dominion Midstream Partners
We're seeing the same price setup in shares of midstream energy stock Dominion Midstream Partners (DM) . Like United Technologies, Dominion is forming a textbook descending triangle pattern in the long-term. For Dominion Midstream, the key breakdown level to watch is support down at $25.
Why all of the significance at that $25 level? It all comes down to buyers and sellers. Price patterns, such as this descending triangle in Dominion, are a good quick way to identify what's going on in the price action, but they're not the actual reason a stock is tradable. Instead, the "why" comes down to basic supply and demand for shares.
The $25 support level is a price at which there has been an excess of demand for shares; in other words, it's a spot where buyers have previously been more eager to step in and buy shares than sellers have been to take gains. That's what makes a breakdown below $25 so significant -- the move would mean that sellers are finally strong enough to absorb all of the excess demand at that price level. Keep a close eye on that $25 level this month.
Apparel retailer Gap(GPS) - Get Report is showing investors some strong performance in 2016. Since the start of the year, this $11 billion stock has moved 6% higher, leaving the rest of the S&P 500 in its dust. But zoom out on Gap's chart a bit, and things don't look so rosy anymore. In fact, they look downright toxic.
Long-term, Gap has been sliding lower -- but its selloff has looked orderly since this past fall, when shares entered a well-defined downtrending channel. The trend channel in Gap is about as simple as a technical price pattern gets. The pattern is formed by a pair of parallel lines that have corralled the price action for this stock going back to October. In short, every test of the top of the price channel has created a big selling opportunity in shares of Gap -- and the stock is bumping its head on that resistance level for a fifth time this week.
From here, it makes sense to wait and see what happens next. If Gap bounces lower, then we've got a strong sell signal, and this stock is likely to give back all of its 2016 gains pretty quickly. It makes sense to stay away from the long-side of Gap until shares can start making some higher highs and lows.
Liberty Global(LBTYA) - Get Report is showing investors a very similar setup to the one in Gap right now. This $9.4 billion cable network operator has been selling off since the beginning of last year, backsliding more than 36% since its May highs. All the while, a downtrending channel has provided market participants with a pretty clear look at where shares were likely headed: down and to the right.
Liberty Global has been rebounding hard this week, but the price action looks more like a relief rally in the context of a downtrend. As shares approach trendline resistance, it makes sense to sell the next bounce lower in this stock.
Waiting for that bounce lower before clicking "sell" is a critical part of risk management for two big reasons: It's the spot where prices are the highest within the channel, and alternatively it's the spot where contrarians will get the first indication that the downtrend is ending. Remember, all trend lines do eventually break, but by actually waiting for the bounce to happen first, you're confirming that sellers are still in control before you unload shares of Liberty Global.
Last up on our list of potentially toxic stocks is discount retailer Dollar General(DG) - Get Report .
DG has been a pretty strong performer for the last several months now. Since shares bottomed back in mid-November, this stock has been rallying, boosted by investor concerns of a possible recession. In the last three months, Dollar General has added more than 20% onto its market value. But now might be the time to start thinking about taking some gains off the table in this stock. Shares are starting to look "toppy," thanks to a classic reversal setup.
Dollar General is forming a head and shoulders top, a classic price pattern that signals exhaustion among buyers. The pattern is formed by two swing highs that top out at approximately the same level (the shoulders), separated by a higher high (the head). The sell signal comes on a move through Dollar General's neckline -- that's the $68 price level.
There's good reason to pay attention to this particular price action in Dollar General right now: A recent academic study conducted by the Federal Reserve Board of New York found that the results of 10,000 computer-simulated head-and-shoulders trades resulted in "profits [that] would have been both statistically and economically significant." If DG violates $68, it's a sell.
Disclosure: This article is commentary by an independent contributor. At the time of publication, the author held no positions in the stocks mentioned.
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Review - The Host
Posted on Thursday, January 8th, 2015 at 10:29 am. Written by Steve
Bae Doo-na, Byun Hee-bong and Song Kang-ho in The Host
In Memories of Murder, the South Korean director Bong Joon-ho made an interesting point about the police procedural – that no matter how "tortured" the cop/protagonist, no matter how broken his background, how fractured his family life, how severe his problem with drink, he always remains a hero. Not in Memories of Murder he doesn't. Nor did the case get solved by inspiration, Sherlock Holmes-ian deduction, or even solid police work – it was mostly luck, that's when the cops weren't beating information out of people. The Host is Bong's observations on the creature feature, another home for the hero. But, again, not here. Bong first gives us a bit of Godzilla-style backstory – toxic waste pouring into Seoul's River Han has caused a hideous mutation to take place. Meanwhile, on dry land, we meet the family that's going to be most closely affected once the creature decides to crawl out of the river and go postal – among them a drunken, no-good dad, a horrible sniping brother and a worthy, decent sister who, we learn, was an Olympic archer. In Hollywood there would be only one possible outcome here – that the decent girl would eventually rise to become the hero character. But will she in South Korea? What, for instance is the significance of the fact that she only won a bronze medal when she was at the Olympics? Is the monster going to offer her a chance to go for gold?
Bong takes time to introduce his characters, works within the obviously limited budget to deliver a creature that's a piece of work, all tail and mouth, as horrible as it is athletic as it is intriguing. And then he plays the intrigue game with the characters, shifting the focus and our expectations from one to the next, sharing out redemption between them, because redemption and heroism are also often linked, he's making clear. But like Memories of Murder, the strength of The Host is that you can ignore all this "commentary on a genre" aspect entirely and watch it as a straight-out creature feature and it's very good indeed – fresh, thrilling, tense, humane, even funny now and again – there's nothing arched or forced.
Films like this are often referred to as a Hollywood calling card, which is a tremendously Victorian way of putting things, but in Bong's case his film is more like fan-fiction – he clearly knows his sources but is taking things into his own universe, in his own way, as well as he can with the money to hand. If Hollywood wants him, it's most likely going to be on his terms.
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Genres: Action | Horror | Sci-Fi
Writers: Joon-ho Bong, Won-jun Ha
Stars: Kang-ho Song, Hie-bong Byeon, Hae-il Park
Trivia: A monster emerges from Seoul's Han River and focuses its attention on attacking people. One victim's loving family does what it can to rescue her from its clutches.
Storyline The film revolves around Park Hee-bong, a man in his late 60s. He runs a small snack bar on the banks of the Han River and lives with his two sons, one daughter, and one granddaughter. The Parks seem to lead a quite ordinary and peaceful life, but maybe they are a bit poorer than the average Seoulite. Hee-bong's elder son Gang-du is an immature and incompetent man in his 40s, whose wife left home long ago. Nam-il is the youngest son, an unemployed grumbler, and daughter Nam-joo is an archery medalist and member of the national team. One day, an unidentified monster suddenly appears from the depths of the Han River and spreads panic and death, and Gang-du's daughter Hyun-seo is carried off by the monster and disappears. All of the family members are in a great agony because they lost someone very dear to them. But when they find out she is still alive, they resolve to save her. Written by Plot Summary
Plot Keywords: river, daughter, monster, han river, death
Box Office Budget: KRW 12,215,500,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend: $314,488 (USA) (9 March 2007)
Gross: $2,201,412 (USA) (6 July 2007)
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It's Oscar season once again—a great reason to celebrate Jimmy Chin, co-producer of the top documentary feature film of 2019. Not only is Jimmy a world-renowned skier, climber, and film-maker, he's also a NOLS alum, former instructor, and current Board member. Years before he stepped into the international spotlight, Jimmy started his journey with NOLS.
You probably know Jimmy Chin as co-director of Free Solo, the Oscar-winning film chronicling Alex Honnold's unprecedented ascent of El Capitan. You might know him as one of the first Americans to ski down Mount Everest. Or perhaps as a member of the first team to climb the Shark's Fin on Mount Meru.
But what you might not know is that he's a NOLS graduate—and his first experience with the school was working as a receptionist at the World Headquarters in Lander, Wyoming. It's still the only desk job Jimmy has ever had.
He soon left the office behind to take a NOLS instructor course in the Gila Wilderness, joking that this was probably because he wasn't a great receptionist.
Out in the desert, he remembers "being surprised that the course was as much about teaching as it was about learning hard skills and leadership skills. I really began to appreciate the craft of teaching...and how rewarding it is to share knowledge. I also loved the idea of teaching through natural consequences."
To this day, Jimmy considers his NOLS experience a gift:
"You learn so many hard skills and soft skills that are yours to keep forever, many of them applicable throughout life."
Living the nomadic climbing lifestyle and working for NOLS weren't exactly what Jimmy's parents had envisioned for his future. And, in the beginning, he had some doubts, too.
Looking back, he says "I often think the scariest thing I did was to break out of what my parents wanted me to do and some of the lines society seemed to have drawn...I was constantly conflicted about it early on."
But he stayed the course: "I committed to living the life I wanted to live because nothing motivated me more than being outside, climbing, skiing, pushing myself out there." Embracing this lifestyle is what opened the door to a unique and fulfilling career path, defined by adventure and storytelling in extreme environments.
As he climbed, skied, and explored, Jimmy found "purpose and a community of people I loved and appreciated…Every time I committed to something, it led me to something else." He discovered photography while climbing and skiing, and photography ultimately led him to filmmaking.
Today, he and E. Chai Vasarhelyi, his wife and filmmaking partner, seek to "tell real stories, honest stories that share important ideas and experiences that are powerful in our own lives, like the importance of friendship, mentorship, facing your fears, having courage, and being true to yourself."
In making and producing films like Free Solo, Jimmy and his wife hope that others will "examine some of these things in their own lives and be inspired."
Together, the couple balances career and family life—two different kinds of adventure. Right now, that means splitting their time between New York City and Jackson, Wyoming.
Whether it's climbing, filming, or adventuring with his kids, Jimmy focuses on the present moment. He recognizes that "time is our only real currency so I want to spend it well." He's passionate about his work, and still loves to "get after it" in the outdoors. But he also loves being a dad, commenting that watching the kids "grow up every day is one of the great joys of my life."
There's no question that his children, Marina, age 6, and James, age 4, have "adventure in their blood." But, Jimmy says, how the kids choose to define adventure is up to them.
"My only hope is that they find something they love and are passionate about, that gives their lives purpose and meaning...I hope they embrace adventure in whatever form that comes in," whether that's in the outdoors or beyond.
When they're older, Jimmy plans to give his kids the opportunity to take a NOLS course. In the meantime, he tries to be "as present as possible for all of it"—watching his kids grow up, co-producing more films with his wife, and getting out there to ski, surf, and climb.
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I've spent the better part of 20 years helping people understand who they are, where they fit in the world, and how they can develop the skills necessary to achieve their version of the good life.
Since starting this journey, I've had many people ask me about how our personalities affect our relationships. An interesting question I recently received on YouTube, spoke about Introvert Intuitor Feeler Perceiver (INFP) men and their reluctance to play the role of the "alpha" in relationships with more dominant women.
Despite some obvious stereotyping that won't ring true for everyone, many INFPs I've spoken to often do struggle with establishing authority in relationships. I'm writing this blog to share with you what I shared with my friend on YouTube. I hope it helps you move away from stereotypes and toward accepting and becoming happy with yourself just as you are.
As you read through my response to my friend on YouTube, please understand that this advice can apply to any personality type, not just INFPs. Enjoy!
Carl Jung, the godfather of our current obsession with understanding personality types, once said that opposites not only attract but even fascinate each other. Today, Jung would probably say that people instinctively seek out their complements rather than their opposites. But why?
I believe our biology may be more to blame here than our psychology. It makes logical sense that our ancestors learned to survive by seeking out what Dr. Richard Dawkins calls an "evolutionarily stable strategy" (Get his book The Selfish Gene if you don't already have it). In this case, our predecessors survived by linking up with other people who were strong where they were weak.
In the modern world, it shouldn't take much imagination to assume that we would thus be attracted to people who complement our personalities.
I bring this up to show that it's totally normal for a more passive INFP man to seek out a more stereotypically dominant woman like an ESTJ. However, what makes a relationship work more than personality compatibility is shared values and beliefs between mates. Shared values are a must regardless of your personality similarities or differences.
So, don't be surprised if you are attracted to someone with a different temperament, just know that it's supporting one another's value system that will ultimately keep you living happily together.
I've been happily married for almost 15 years at the time of this writing. I can tell you without any hesitation that every healthy and happy marriage I've seen does not have the proverbial "man of the house." In other words, in a healthy marriage, both mates share equal responsibility for making decisions and running the household. No one is the boss.
In the United States, the idea behind the "man of the house" is often improperly derived from misinterpreted biblical teaching. Men (and women) who believe in this model believe men should be the "head" of the house. This may be biblically accurate, but most people don't understand what "head" means. If you read the scripture closely, the "head" of a house is truly the servant of the household. The head must be willing to sacrifice of him or herself, even to the point of giving one's life.
You'll find this same understanding in military units. As a military commander, I was certainly charged with making decisions. But, I didn't make those decisions in a vacuum without the input of the people I led. More importantly, I took an oath to protect the men under my command, not to dominate them or boss them around. At the end of the day, it was my role to give my life for my people if the mission required it. My soldiers shared in that responsibility.
When both partners in a relationship approach leadership with this mentality, there is no alpha. There is no boss. There is no "man of the house." There remains only two people who have sworn to protect and enrich one-another's lives.
I totally empathize with my friend who sent in the question we are addressing today. He's been taught all his life that he should be brave, tough and assertive because that's what men are.
I agree that men (and women) should have all of those qualities. The challenge with my friend is that he was never taught what those qualities actually look like when properly put to use.
Being brave is not just about being outgoing and taking social risks. Being assertive is not about being bossy. Being tough has less to do with physical presence and everything to do with adopting the mindset to endure hardship with gratitude and a positive outlook.
As an INFP, your nature may appear more passive if one only judges you on the surface. But make no mistake, your Introverted Feeling means you are driven by your values. You may not often raise your voice or speak up in social situations. But, if anyone were ever to infringe on your value system, I have no doubt that your courage and assertiveness would immediately be put into action.
The bottom line here is that you must, at all costs, avoid judging yourself by the misguided standards other people would use to judge you. Chances are, as an INFP, you are a truly empathetic person who would go out of your way to help someone in need. As a loud-mouthed, outwardly assertive, ENTJ warrior-type, I'd likely be honored to share your company on the battlefield.


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March 16, 2017 – Creo en Dios!
In today's Gospel from Luke, Jesus tells the parable of the rich man and Lazarus. Interestingly, we are not given the name of the rich man, only that of the poor man Lazarus. Amy-Jill Levine, in her book Short Stories by Jesus highlights the significance of the fact that the parable identifies Lazarus by name.
Naming someone forces us to notice the person. It is a lot hard to ignore or even mindlessly toss a coin in someone's direction without making eye contact if we know them by name.
The facilitator of a discussion group for Levine's book posed these questions. Perhaps they will make you a bit uncomfortable – they did me.
Do you know any homeless people by name?
If so, how has that changed or softened your heart toward them?
If not, where are some homeless people you can reach out to this week?


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NASA has narrowed to four the number of potential landing sites for the agency's next mission to the surface of Mars, a 2016 lander to study the planet's interior.
Scientists will focus two of NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter cameras on the semi-finalists in the coming months to gain data they will use to select the best of the four sites well before InSight is launched.
The mission will investigate processes that formed and shaped Mars and will help scientists better understand the evolution of our inner solar system's rocky planets, including Earth. Unlike previous Mars landings, what is on the surface in the area matters little in the choice of a site except for safety considerations.
Elysium is one of three areas on Mars that meet two basic engineering constraints for InSight. One requirement is being close enough to the equator for the lander's solar array to have adequate power at all times of the year. Also, the elevation must be low enough to have sufficient atmosphere above the site for a safe landing. The spacecraft will use the atmosphere for deceleration during descent.
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JPL manages InSight for NASA's Science Mission Directorate in Washington. The French space agency, Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales, and the German Aerospace Center are contributing instruments to the mission. Lockheed Martin Space Systems, Denver, is building the spacecraft.
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'Who Pays?': Storage rates, estimating systems, training
By Repairer Driven News on July 26, 2018
Business Practices | Market Trends | Technology
The quarterly "Who Pays for What?" surveys also ask hundreds of auto body shops about issues unrelated to whether an insurer will reimburse them for various not-included operations.
The answers provide insight into other elements of running or working in a collision repair business, and we thought we'd round up a couple here from the April survey released earlier this month.
Help the industry by taking the current "Who Pays for What?" survey on frame and mechanical operations here through July 31. All answers are kept confidential — data is published only in the aggregate — and participants receive a copy of the report. Collision Advance and CRASH Network encourage a shop to designate the person "most familiar with the shop's billing practices and the payment practices of the largest national insurers" to complete the poll, which they say takes about 15-30 minutes.
Storage rates don't get as much attention as labor rates, but the charges are important considerations for repairers, insurers and customers.
For insurers and customers unfamiliar with the concept, the idea is that a car sitting inert awaiting a decision by customer or insurer ties up space that the shop could be using to make money fixing someone else's car. The same goes for the space wasted while awaiting a tow of a total to an auto auction or salvage yard. The shop also might incur expenses related to having that space in the first place, such as the cost of buying, leasing, heating or insuring the square footage.
The April "Who Pays for What?" survey found the median storage rate indoors was $50, while storing a vehicle outside cost $40. That means half of all repairers charge more than those amounts, while the other half charge less. Two years ago, shops charged $45 inside, $35 outside, though it's unclear if this higher-than-inflation difference is statistically significant.
The 75th percentile repairer — who's still charging less than a quarter of the shops in the industry — assesses customers $55 for exterior storage and $75 for vehicles inside their shop. In 2016, the 75th percentile repairer charged $50 outside, $65 inside. (Again, statistical significance is unclear.)
Estimating systems
A 5.4 percentage point reduction in shops having multiple estimating systems between the 2016 and 2018 surveys was significant, even if the decrease between 2017 and 2018 fell within the margin of error, according to the study. (The 2018 and 2017 studies had a margin of error of 3.5 percentage points; this amount was 3.2 percentage points in 2016.)
"In 2018, 28.7 percent of shops reported having two or more estimating systems installed. This is up slightly from the 26.5 percent recorded last year, but within the survey margin of error and not significant," the study by Collision Advice and CRASH Network states. "Both 2017 and 2018 were both significantly below the 34.1 percent in 2016."
"Over the past few years, there has been a not-insignificant drop in the percentage of shops having multiple estimating systems," Collision Advice CEO Mike Anderson agreed. He attributed this and a reported increase in CCC users (which wasn't significant between 2017-18 but appears to be between 2016-17 and 2016-18), to "more insurance companies switching to CCC, with shops following and having less of a need to have multiple estimating systems for the different insurers."
The study found that when compared to other estimating service providers, more shops seemed to choose CCC because of its quality instead of as a reaction to insurer behavior.
Collision Industry Conference survey data from 2017 showed that more than 50 percent of non-management received less than 10 hours of training, though more than 40 percent received more than 10 hours. Another study found between 7.4-12.6 hours of training per employee, depending on his or her role.
The "Who Pays?" survey seemed to bear out the CIC results. The median estimator, tech and administrator received 10 hours of training a year, while the 50th-percentile manager received 12 hours.
A remarkable increase in training appears between the 75th and 95th percentile, based on the survey data.
"Shops in the top 5 percent (the 95th percentile) are offering more than double the annual training as even those shops in the 75th percentile," Collision Advice and CRASH Network wrote.
According to a CIC OEM survey, Asian manufacturers felt technicians needed 20 hours of training annually to perform steel structural work on their respective brands, while domestic OEMs felt 27.5 hours would be necessary. European automakers, however, wanted technicians to have 76 hours of structural steel training.
"Shops need to take the cost of training into account when establishing their labor rates as I believe the investment in training will increase in the years to come because of the rapid changes and complexity in vehicle design and technology," Anderson wrote.
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A car left sitting at a body shop can incur storage costs for tying up space. (andresr/iStock)
The April "Who Pays for What?" survey found the median storage rate indoors was $50, which storing a vehicle outside cost $40. That means half of all repairers charge more than those amounts, while the other half charge less. (Provided by Collision Advice and CRASH Network)
A 5.4 percentage point reduction in shops having multiple estimating systems between the 2016 and 2018 surveys was significant, even if the decrease between 2017 and 2018 fell within the margin of error, according to the July 2018 "Who Pays for What?" report. (The 2018 and 2017 studies had a margin of error of 3.5 percentage points; this amount was 3.2 percentage points in 2016.) (Provided by Collision Advice and CRASH Network)
The April 2018 "Who Pays for What?" study found that when compared to other estimating service providers, more shops seemed to choose CCC because of its quality instead of as a reaction to insurer behavior. (Provided by Collision Advice and CRASH Network)
The April "Who Pays for What?" survey found the median estimator, tech and administrator received 10 hours of training a year, while the 50th-percentile manager received 12 hours. (Provided by Collision Advice and CRASH Network)
According to Collision Industry Conference OEM survey results reported in 2017, Asian manufacturers felt technicians needed 20 hours of training annually to perform steel structural work on their respective brands, while domestic OEMs felt 27.5 hours would be necessary. European automakers, however, wanted technicians to have a whopping 76 hours of structural steel training. (Provided by Collision Industry Conference)


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TONY MACALPINE — Edge Of Insanity
3.91 | 8 ratings | 1 review
Album · 1986
Filed under Neoclassical metal
By TONY MACALPINE
1. Wheel Of Fortune (3:45)
2. The Stranger (3:59)
3. Quarter To Midnight (Live solo) (2:24)
4. Agrionia (4:28)
5. Empire In The Sky (5:55)
6. The Witch And The Priest (3:33)
7. The Taker (3:23)
8. Chopin, Prelude 16, Opus 28 (1:20)
9. Edge Of Insanity (4:17)
10. The Raven (4:14)
11. No Place In Time (3:57)
Line-up/Musicians
- Tony MacAlpine / guitar, keyboard, bass (track 8)
Guest/Session Musicians:
- Mike Mani / keyboard programming
- Steve Smith / drums
- Billy Sheehan / bass
Released in 1986 by Shrapnel Records.
Japanese Edition features the following bonus track:
12. Birds Of Prey (Billy's Boogie) (3:45)
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The 80's was a golden era for guitar shredders, seemingly a week never going by without a new release featuring one of the guitar gods of the time from the likes of Yngwie Malmsteen, Paul Gilbert, Vinnie Moore, Marty Friedman and of course Steve Vai to name a few. Many were part of successful metal bands but there was also a myriad of guitar virtuosos releasing entirely instrumental albums. One of the better players in this field is Tony MacAlpine who's debut album Edge Of Insanity is an impressive blend of classical influenced power metal.
As well as supplying incredibly dextrous guitar shredding MacApline is an equally adept keyboard player and he keeps good company too, being aided by Billy Sheehan, at the time with Mr Big on bass and Steve Smith, ex-Journey on drums, both excellent and highly regarded players in their own right. Where Edge Of Insanity had an edge over most the guitar shredding instrumental releases of the time was that it wasn't just a showcase for MacAlpine to show the world how fast he could play, he could also write a tune with a strong melody. While the twelve songs here, with the exception of the keyboard driven interlude of Chopin Prelude 16, Opus 28 may not stray far from the neo classical metal template, what they lack in variety they make up for in instantly accessible hooks alongside an impressive display of instrumental chops from all three players.
His follow up album Maximum Security was equally good but I'm afraid I lost track of his solo work after that. Of course many people will know him for his work with Planet X where I believe he has now returned. However, I digress; Edge Of Insanity has stood the test of time well and is still an impressive collection of instrumental power metal.
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While it may not pack in as many megapixels as the Canon EOS-1DS digital SLR camera we saw yesterday, Sony's latest CMOS image sensor for next-generation digital cameras beats the competition in other important respects.
The IMX021 is available now to Japanese camera manufacturers interested in taking advantage of its killer combination of 12.47 megapixels plus the ability to shoot 10.39 full-size frames per second.
That's double the speed at which the Canon can lay down images, although quite what 0.39 of a frame looks like is anyone's guess.
Other technical specs that are sure to matter to those who need to know include the facts that the chip is an APS-C size module with a diagonal measurement of 28.4mm and that noise-reduction technology is in place to reduce image degradation during analogue processing. Expect to see it in digital SLRs from early next year.


I think I'm someone who gets stressed out fairly easily, I put a lot of pressure on myself and can be a bit of a perfectionist, so I can see why it happens. I also like to obsessively plan things, which makes me feel in control, but it's when that control is lost that I start to crack. I'd been planning to have my friends over for a while - we all work different hours, so the date had been in the diary for ages, and I'd promised to cook up an American themed feast - mainly because I wanted to make my favourite buffalo wings recipe!
As Friday night got closer, I was finalising my shopping list and working out what things I'd make in advance (chocolate cheesecake and blueberry muffins), when I'd pop to Waitrose to get everything I needed, and what order I'd cook things in on the day. I've also been doing a lot of preparation for my holiday lately, which has taken up a lot of my time and planning capacity in my brain (11 sleeps until we go!) and then things at work started to get really busy and pressured. On Thursday night I had to work really late, so I didn't get the the supermarket and hadn't started any food prep. I'd also planned to take a half day on the Friday afternoon, which by then I knew was out of the question and I felt ready to pop and totally give up. At one point I thought I was just going to have to order my friends a pizza, but I'm pleased I didn't give in, although I did have to downgrade my plans and couldn't cook all of the exciting things I'd planned. Instead of a homemade cheesecake, I picked one up from Waitrose on the Friday morning before work, and they also had a delicious looking Charlie Bigham mac and cheese, which saved me another 45 minutes or so. I still made my blueberry muffins, even though my boyfriend thought I was mad - and started baking them as soon as I got home at around six. When the girls arrived they were fresh out of the oven and ready to be devoured with a much deserved glass of wine!
I still made my buffalo wings (plus barbecue wings for those who weren't so sure on the spicy buffalo wings) and blue cheese dip, and although I had to skip on trying out a baked garlic parmesan prawn recipe which would have been amazing, there was still plenty to eat with sides of sweet potato fries, the mac and cheese, corn on the cob and salad.
Once the girls arrived and everyone started pitching in I felt completely relieved and so glad that I'd not cancelled or copped out with a pizza! We chilled out in my back garden with some Waitrose sparkling rosé wine while the food cooked, and enjoyed what may have been the last warm summer evening. I'm not a huge wine drinker, but don't mind a rosé now and again, and really liked the sweet and light Ridgeview Fitzrovia Rosé. We also happily tucked away a bottle of the San Leo Rosato NV and the Italia Collezione Rosé which were both a lot drier. As I'm more of a gin and tonic person, they were a little too dry for me, but nothing a little bit of ice couldn't help, much to my friends' disgust! They're experienced wine lovers, and enjoyed all three bottles... rather quickly!
Citronella candles kept the bugs away and lit up our table as the sun started to set, and our feast was ready to serve. I really don't make the most of my garden, so I really enjoyed setting everything up outside and making it all pretty. We sat out all evening, and when it got a bit cooler we just lit even more candles and brought out the blankets for the wimps among us!
Seeing my girls was exactly what I needed, and we had such a good night, laughing until our sides hurt, about silly things nobody else would understand, in that way you can with your oldest friends. They said they wouldn't have minded a takeaway, and that I didn't have to go the trouble of cooking, but I think secretly they'd have been a bit disappointed as I'd built the buffalo wings up in a big way! I make them with Frank's red hot buffalo wing sauce - firstly baking the wings (skin on) in a hot over for around half an hour, and then brushing on the sauce. I cook again for 5 - 10 minutes and then repeat twice more with the sauce. I also add some buffalo seasoning which I got in the states, which adds extra spiciness (I'm running low, so just as well I'll be back there in a week and a half!) and serve them with my homemade blue cheese dip.
The other recipes I used are my Pinterest favourites which you might like to try - the bluberry muffin recipe turns out amazing and makes 12 regular muffins or 24 mini ones, and I've made the blue cheese dip recipe countless times - it's not good for you, so I use Hellmann's lighter than light mayonnaise and Total 0% Greek yogurt to counteract some of those blue cheese calories, but it's so amazing! We finished a whole massive bowl between us!
Back to the holiday planning now - did I mentioned it's 11 sleeps?! I'm off to Orlando, Florida and doing the whole Disney and Universal thing, staying part and part at both resorts, hence the obsessive planning! I'll be sharing some of my planning tips and essential items to pack later this week, so look out for that if you're planning a Disney holiday too. I'm also going to share lots of photos and probably even some little video clips of rides, food, shopping and general Orlando amazingness while I'm away, and you can catch those over on my facebook page, so go give it a like if you want to get those updates!
do you use thedibb forum for your florida planning? I found that so helpful, I'm on it every day!!


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As Warwick and Worcester have qualified for the Crosfield Cup Final, there will be no county players there on Sunday 2nd September, when there are 5 spaces left. There is also 6 places available on Sunday 9th September.
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