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“I liked him because I wasn’t supposed to. Looking back I think it was a learning curve. He was mature, stable and knew exactly what he wanted. I didn’t. So that’s what attracted me the most to him. The thrill of indulging in something that wasn’t socially acceptable. (He was 8 years older than me but I was only sixteen at the time, and the first person I got physical with.)” – Samaira, 20
“Being with a man and not a boy has its own perks. Talking from personal experience, honesty is at the peak of them all. Having been with a lot of women over the years, they are no longer confused, they know what they seek and if that happens to be you then you should feel lucky. They have passed that stage where they fuck around just because they are horny all the time. They are selective, they have control over their hormones and emotions which makes them very desirable.
If I get knocked up and miss a period, I know my man will handle it. It reduces my stress. I had unprotected sex and was worried as hell when I missed my period. He reassured me that there is nothing to worry about and that come what may, he will be there standing by me. My friend on the other hand, had sex with a boy and when she told him that she might have an infection, instead of showing concern he got defensive by saying “whatever happened between us has nothing to do with that.” – Tass, 23
“Of course it’s normal for women to be attracted to older men, just as it is the other way round. I have been attracted to older men myself. I looked for maturity, a semi father figure perhaps. But, most of all, I looked for security, someone to sort me out without thinking that I am childish. Someone to handle my strengths with grace and encouragement, while helping me overcome my weaknesses without judgement. We feel older men are more calm and collected, not like the testosterone-charged boys we find all around. Boys have tantrums. But older men have solutions. They are patient, forgiving and empathetic.” – Lolita, 32
“Attraction, for me, goes beyond the realm of simple physicality. So the ability to communicate, transparency and straightforwardness are the game changers. Men don’t waste time playing mind games, there are no barriers in their communication. They know what they want, and they know how to get it.” – Reena, 40
“To be blunt, most older men have their shit together.
They’ve been through the emotional upheavals in life and are more or less at a place where they appreciate women and relationships.
Apart from learning a thing or two in bed on the way, older men appeal to me because of their maturity, their firm hold of reality, their pampering yet respectful mannerisms and not to mention their ability to grow out some sexy facial hair.
From my past relationships with both younger and older men, I’ve come to realise that older men tend to believe in a equal stance and have long forgotten the days of pursuing or seducing women, which I prefer. ” – Angie, 21
“I particularly, feel attracted to men who can speak well. The kind where they can intrigue you. In a manner of mystery.
But at the same time, a direct and clear persona. Someone who knows what they are. I think that’s a trait that comes with being older. You are mostly more sorted in life and you stop caring about what other people think of you. A sort of security, and to believe that they can provide that security to you. People comfortable in their own space, making you comfortable in turn. Sexual prowess, I associate a man’s hotness to how well they maintain themselves. I majorly lack that ability, and seeing another person doing it creates an attraction out of awe. Emotional maturity comes with lesser and lesser fucks to given people’s thoughts and more to what the self needs.” – Kai, 19
“Women tend to mature emotionally faster than men. Men who are older will obviously connect better with you. And to be brutally honest, being desired by someone older, hotter and sorted is so much more exciting than being liked by a boy your own age. I’m attracted to them because they’re not easy targets. You have to earn their lust, it doesn’t come cheap.” – Sheena, 33
“I for one am unapologetically attracted to older men. You’d think it’s just about the way they look. The rugged beard, more intense eyes, the exhausted voice but it’s not all that. The point is that women in general are much more mature than men are (scientifically proven). When I see or have a conversation with an older man, it’s just more easy, more meaningful. You can go places with such men that you can’t with men your own age or younger. Sexually for that matter, it’s so much more appealing and satisfying when you’re with someone who is mature in their way of being. One could argue that men your age could have slept with far more people. True. But it’s never the same. That excitement and fantasy of being with someone older is unmatched.
From personal experience I know I was attracted to someone much older because he didn’t complicate things. It was what it was and I’d never had that before.” – Moira, 25
“They always use the best cologne.” – Anita, 20
“I usually find more things in common with a man who is elder, from books to wine. Secondly, I believe age brings about a certain decisiveness in you. The ability to be sure about a given thing. To have a firm opinion about it. There’s a certain gentleness to the men I’ve seen in a romantic perspective, that just doesn’t exist in boys my age. Men are calm, affirmative, yet always gentle. And gentleness is so underrated.” – Dee, 21
“I think there are lot of things that come only with experience. Respect and how to treat a woman come with age because boys aren’t taught anything of the sort as kids or teenagers. Most of the guys my age are interested in things I don’t have any interest in. Like gaming. Or smoking up. I have never related to these things and I never will. Guys who are older have sort of outgrown this rebellious, experimental phase and are stable in their thoughts and ideas. Most importantly, they know how to treat a woman. How to respect her ambitions and thoughts and ideas and feelings. Also the sex is better, which is a very important detail. Obviously.” – Ash, 22
“Because there’s no pressure on men to look younger, as there is on women. They can resemble a wrinkled sack but it won’t matter, because we’ve been conditioned to believe that’s normal anyway. Plus the whole “older men know more than younger men, are wiser, are more experienced” vibe plays a huge part. There’s a difference between being attractive and being good looking – older men who WANT to be attractive to other women, can be.” – Zara, 25
“Two words – Sex appeal.” – Kim, 28
“They know how to put the moves on a girl. Moves that don’t include WYD and Send Nudes. I like to be wooed, and men my age don’t understand the concept of courtship, the importance of flirtation without sex as an ultimate end.” – Tara, 22
“They’re kinder people. And they give the best head.” – AP, 27


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Philoclea Eve to Laughton, November 10, 1885
Scope and Contents
Is concerned when she does not receive a reply to a few letters. Discusses how marvelous her grandson is, having graduated before he was 18 and taking two degrees. Now attending Johns Hopkins. Agrees that Dodge will make a good superintendent. Talks about mutual friends and previous visits.
- Creation: November 10, 1885
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From the Collection: 1.96 Linear Feet (2 Hollinger boxes, 1 half Hollinger box, 1 oversize box)
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This New Thriller Starts Off In RI & It Sounds Like The Perfect Summer Read
I’ve been spending summers in Watch Hill for over 30 years. In the most relaxing way, it’s a beautifully preserved ocean town reminiscent of a Frank Capra type movie. It has expansive beaches and a small town with America’s oldest carousel and St. Claire’s Ice Cream, a family business for over 100 years.
So when I heard that a new novel, Finding Mrs. Ford, was based there and deals with crime, Iraq, the FBI and the Detroit underworld, I could not resist reading it, thinking the old Waspy crowd of Watch Hill would be doubling up on their afternoon martinis, horrified that this tale of suspense and mayhem starts in Watch Hill.
Finding Mrs. Ford is a perfect summer read. It’s suspenseful and a “page turner.” One of my favorite movie genres is film noir, and this novel brings film noir to life in an extremely clever and dramatic way.
Mrs. Ford is the captivating heroine of the story, a complicated enigma...we first meet Susan as the widow of the very wealthy and accomplished Jack Ford. Subsequent to his death, she now runs Jack’s real estate business with Jack Jr., his son from a previous marriage (an interesting sub plot). Susan’s well ordered and manicured life is thrown into chaos as a result of an FBI visit to her Watch Hill home, which becomes the catalyst for transporting the reader to the dark side of a Detroit disco in 1979. It’s during this time that Susan meets Annie Nelson, a young girl her age but wired in a very opposite way from her. It’s thru Annie and the disco that Susan meets Sammy, the dashing Chaldean Catholic from Iraq.
Deborah Royce has a remarkable talent for creating characters in settings that are so visually descriptive and real - I felt like I was watching a movie as I read her novel. Beyond spending time in Watch Hill, I also spent a great deal of time in Detroit during a career in advertising working with Ford. The tension between the staid, beach life of Watch Hill and the gritty, noir characters of Detroit is one of the novel’s major sources of drama and suspense.
I read Deborah’s novel this past week when I was in Watch Hill and could not resist taking photos of scenes and locations that she so vividly brought to life.
Finding Mrs. Ford is a very rewarding thriller. I suggest you pick up a copy immediately and head for Watch Hill.


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Bouncing may just be the most enjoyable way to get an adult workout, ever. And it’s having a revival, with trampoline parks opening up around SA. (To find one, visit jumparound.co.za or www.rushsa.co.za).
Want to try it? If you can’t get to a trampoline park, use your children’s trampoline (weight limit permitting – and not with them on board) or invest in a rebounder.
1. BOUNCING BURNS KILOJOULES
It burns them faster than going for a run. A study by Nasa in the US found that trampolining was 68% more efficient than running. In fact, it’s so intense that ‘it’s hard to sustain an hour of pure bouncing,’ says Dian Nissen, the US trampoline champion whose father invented the prototype in 1934. ‘You need to balance intensity and intervals, and keep moving the whole time.’
2. IT’S LOW-IMPACT
The mat absorbs about 80% of the shock when you jump or jog on the spot. So you still get bone-boosting effects, but it’s easy on your joints.
3. YOUR ABS WILL TONE UP FAST
‘You have to learn to move on an unstable surface,’ says Nissen. ‘This makes it great for core muscles, as they have to work constantly.’
4. JUMPING STIMULATES THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
This creates a pump effect, which encourages your body’s detox mechanism.
5. IT MAY EVEN STRENGTHEN YOUR PELVIC FLOOR
‘Check with your doctor, but if your pelvic floor is just weak, empty your bladder before jumping and give it a try,’ suggests Nissen. ‘Just the fact that the surface is unstable [means it] will strengthen your core and pelvic floor. I have clients who worry about leaks, but the more they bounce, the stronger their pelvic floor becomes.’
6. YOU’LL FINISH PUMPED WITH FEEL-GOOD ENDORPHINS
‘Something happens to people when they get on a trampoline,’ says Nissen. ‘They feel that joyous bounce and it overtakes them.’
Do simple bouncing plus star jumps and try running on the spot.
‘Try lunges and squats,’ says Joanna Edwards, fitness coordinator at Rush UK Trampoline Park. ‘Progress to higher-impact jumping lunges and low squat presses.’
Gently bounce and bring both arms to chest level, elbows bent. Twist your knees to the right as your body twists to the left. Repeat on the other side.

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Worked on a 2nd digital layout with Scrappy Bee
Scrappy Bee's Honey Bee: Jiovanna's Creations
"December Stories" digital kit:
I had so much fun creating with the digital kit and
here I am now sharing my prepared project with JC . . .
Here's my CT Project for JC's kit release:
Still working with Scrappy Bee's Digital Scrapbook Store and Forum's Christmas in July theme, the layout about is with Christmas 2012 in Baguio City with photo taken from OH MY GULAY Resto.
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We started the ducks on Mazuri waterfowl starter formula, and then switched them to Mazuri waterfowl breeder formula. They did great on the Mazuri breeder for five years, and then we began having supply problems. In the spring of 2007 I started buying Southern States layer pellets, and the ducks have done fine on that. It’s about $12 per 50 pounds as opposed to $25 for the Mazuri, and since they’re not laying the way they used to, I appreciate the savings. I can’t say, though, whether they’d have laid as well on the Southern States feed in their prime.
Do not feed your ducklings chicken feed! Adult ducks can manage on chicken feed or on generic poultry feed, but growing ducklings need more niacin than chicks, and without that nutrient they can develop weak or bowed legs. (They may get all the niacin they need from fresh pasture and bugs, but I think it’s best not to take chances.)
Also, be sure not to buy medicated feed. Ducks eat more than chickens — ducklings, especially — and too much of the medication can make them sick. Ducks tend to be healthier than chickens, anyway, and don’t need the preventive medication.
Feeding schedule and supplements
We feed them from two plastic dog bowls, which we refill morning and evening as necessary. We’ve found it simplest to let them eat as much as they want; they do well regulating their own feeding. How much they eat depends on the time of year: they eat more in colder weather to stay warm and to make up for the lack of bugs and fresh grass. At present, in winter, they go through a 50-lb. bag of food (which costs us $24) in about four weeks. That’s about twelve cups of food a day.
We supplement their “duck chow” with kitchen and garden scraps. They particularly like lettuce and other tender greens, but they also enjoy leftover grits, other whole grains, and most vegetables that are relatively tender and mild. We chop them up into manageable pieces before feeding (a food processor is helpful for larger quantities).
The produce staff of our co-op grocery store lets us scavenge from their leftovers for suitable duck food. Trimmings, slightly wilted leaves, and anything slightly past its prime goes into big garbage bins in the back room; while it can’t be sold, it’s perfectly healthy food, and the store is happy to let us have a few grocery bags full of greens each week.
And, of course, the ducks also eat whatever they find in the yard — bugs, grass, and (when we aren’t looking) parsley from the herb garden.
For water we use two poultry waterers, a five-gallon waterer in their daytime grazing pen and a two-gallon waterer in their night pen. These waterers are designed for chickens, though, and we’ve found that the ducks need deeper water than the shallow trays provide to keep their bills clean. Their swimming pool fills this need, but if for some reason we have to keep them in their night pen during the day, we give them a gallon bucket of water.

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Giggs and French Montana have been cooking up an EP, and it’s set to arrive very soon.
French dropped the news while talking to Capital Xtra at Wireless, where he announced that the 3-track EP only needs “mastering and mixing” before it hits the streets.
French has a few British collabs under his belt, having previously worked with Krept and Konan, J Hus, and Stefflon Don on tracks in the past. Check out his interview from Wireless, where he discusses the new EP while donning an England shirt, below.
In other news, check out New Balance’s 80s-inspired new Liverpool 3rd kit right here.


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Soylent Green is High in Protein
Global grain yields have tripled since 1950 through the use of improved crop varieties and modern crop management techniques, but elevated CO2 may put an end to this Green Revolution. In the past 50 years, atmospheric CO2 has risen from 315 to 392 ppm. If anthropogenic CO2 production continues to accelerate, atmospheric CO2 may exceed 950 ppm by the end of the century.
Many have claimed that high atmospheric CO2 will increase crop productivity worldwide. High atmospheric CO2 does increase photosynthesis which can result in greater plant growth and yield, but research from the University of California suggests CO2 fertilization could negatively impact food production.
Protein in all animal life originates from inorganic nitrogen assimilated by plants and algae. At elevated CO2, plant nitrate assimilation is inhibited. Many studies have shown a drop in grain protein content at CO2 levels of only 500 ppm. At 950 ppm CO2 grain protein content decreases could be large enough to spur a global protein crisis.
With human population expected to reach 15 billion by 2100, humans will have to turn to alternative sources of protein. Unfortunately, the decrease in plant protein content is not limited to grain crops. High atmospheric CO2 also decreases leaf protein in most plant species. This decrease in forage crop protein at elevated CO2 will negatively impact the animals humans currently consume.
As land plant and mammal protein content declines, humans in the twenty second century may have to turn to unconventional sources of protein.
Ocean farming may become a viable alternative to conventional ranching and agriculture as it does not require arable land or fresh water and algae protein content is relatively unaffected by elevated atmospheric CO2. High-energy plankton farms may be the best source of protein for future generations.

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It all started with let’s just shut down for a couple of weeks to flatten the curve. That turned into months and executive orders to wearing masks, not being allowed to see loved ones, no church, social distancing, and now forcing people to take the vaccine.
Forcing you say? Yes, Joe Biden and his henchmen in the government are actually researching how they can FORCE all Americans to take the vaccine.
This is not a joke but all from his mouth on television telling the world that we are at this point in our nation.
Don’t believe me?
Here is Biden in his own words…..
Watch it here on Rumble:
I am not too sure if you are a religious person or have studied Revelations’ book, but this sounds more and more to me like the “Mark of the Beast”.
Trust me, I do not say that lightly either since that means we are in the final round and that can be scary for sure.
However, if it is not and it is just a precursor to things to come, it is just as equally terrifying.
I was hoping it would not even come to this but here we are and I am sure it is only going to get so much worse before it gets better.
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Despite the cold front which descended upon the KwaZulu-Natal coast, a record 143 swimmers braved the Indian Ocean on the morning of 13 May to compete in the fourth annual Four Elements Ocean Challenge. This year saw Julian Taylor taking the top spot in the Open Category for an impressive third year, while Sanele Nxumalo clinched the second spot again this year. Nxumalo did, however, take first place in the newly-introduced Lifeguard Category while Sasha-Lee Nordengen-Corris – the 2015 Open Category winner, international open water swimmer and South African lifesaver – placed third overall, first in the women’s division. Taylor, who is also a former national surf-lifesaving captain, said this has been one of the most challenging open water swims on the calendar in South Africa. “Extremely powerful southerly winds whipped up the ocean, forcing a course change giving the organisers a bit of a nightmare,” said Taylor. “The changed route was tough going with and then against the current so kudos to all competitors who finished the race. It was a monumental effort by everyone.” Nxumalo, who is three-time Lifeguard Endurance Champion, winner of 2016 Miway Surf Swim competition and Lifesaving Ironman as well as a silver medallist winner in the senior men’s surf swim category at the SA Stillwater Nationals, was thrilled to have placed in the top three. “All I can say is that the swim was a lot faster than anticipated, but I’m happy with how I swam and how my fellow Durban Lifeguard team members did as well,” said Nxumalo. CEO of Four Elements, Olivia Taylor, established Four Elements Conservation NPC – a non-profit environmental preservation organisation – five years ago at the age of 14. Commenting on this year’s race, Taylor said: “We’re quite accustomed to poor conditions for the challenge but this year was particularly tough because of the rain. Swimmers said the race felt a lot longer than 4.5km because of the strong current but most managed to . . .
Current rugby professionals, coaches and experts are adding their voices to the promotion of seven-a-side rugby at school-level as a mainstream sport. This, they believe, will benefit young players in solidifying their basic skill-set needed in order to be selected at provincial and national levels. By incorporating seven-a-side training into school rugby, experts also believe, will be of tremendous value for players in the development of the fundamental skills needed for both seven-a-side and15-a-side rugby at school level. Former Eastern Province player and current GM of the Investec International Rugby Academy, Greg Miller, believes seven-a-side rugby is particularly beneficial for developing the skills of smaller rugby players. “Seven-a-side rugby is still in its infancy at school level but has taken off well at inland schools. 15-a-side rugby tends to favour size whereas, seven-a-side rugby places emphasis on speed and skills. Players who play both forms of the game will have a better skill-set,” says Miller. International Sevens Coach Neil Powell, is passionate about the benefits the seven’s game can have on all young rugby players. “It’s a great game to develop young players’ individual skills. To play seven-a-side rugby successfully, you need to be good in attack, defense and contact skills,” says Powell. Former Blue Bulls coach and current Sevens Team manager, Ashley Evert agrees, saying “seven-a-side training programmes can make players much more well-rounded than those who have only played 15-a-side rugby”. “No amount of 15-a-side coaching or playing can hone these skills like the training protocols of seven-a-side rugby. When players return to 15-a-side rugby, they are more valuable because they have the skill-set necessary to play seven-a-side rugby which, when applied correctly, can be an incredible tool,” says Evert. Powell encourages school coaches to start incorporating seven-a-side rugby from the early stages of rugby . . .
Project Dignity’s aim to distribute reusable sanitary pads to young women across the country received a major boost when renowned pharmacy, health and beauty store, Clicks, decided to partner with the organisation for its Girls on the Go campaign. Run by the Clicks Helping Hand Trust, the Girls on the Go campaign will assist with sponsorship of thousands of reusable sanitary packs being donated to disadvantaged communities across the country every two months. “We’ve partnered with Project Dignity from 2015, and for the 2017 financial year, we aim to distribute 10 000 packs of sanitary wear to needy recipients,” explained Germinah Nyikana, Helping Hand Trust Manager. “The decision to partner with Project Dignity was prompted by the organisation’s success in reducing school absenteeism rates. With access to proper sanitary wear, young women don’t have to miss school during their menstrual cycle, as has been happening previously.” Project Dignity forms the non-profit extension of Subz Pants and Pads, an organisation founded by Sue Barnes which seeks to vastly improve the lives of school-going girls by donating sponsored packs of reusable, eco-friendly sanitary pads and accompanying panties. The organisation was established after Barnes learned about the negative educational impact a lack of sanitary products is having on thousands of school children. Developed, designed and manufactured by Barnes, the Subz pads are made of five layers of hydrophilic fabric which makes them extremely absorbent to prevent leakage. Together with the 100% cotton panties, they are patented and have an SABS absorbency approval. “It is so rewarding, having the privilege of meeting with young women and donating something that makes life that much easier, but we cannot meet the need without the help of organisations like Clicks,” said Barnes. “They are truly committed to improving the lives of young South Africans and restoring dignity along the way through initiatives such as . . .
PIETERMARITZBURG, 10 MAY 2017 – On Saturday, 6th of May 2017, hundreds of athletes descended upon The Wedge 4x4 Trail in Muldersdrift to participate in Race 10 of The Beast Challenge obstacle-course race (OCR). South Africa’s 2016 OCR Men’s Champion, Thomas ‘BeastMode’ van Tonder (Jeep Team) raced in the gruelling 15km/55 obstacle Savage Beast event, pushing him beyond his physical and mental limits, but true to Van Tonder’s grit, he defended his title as King of The Beast and claimed his unbeaten tenth Savage Beast title, adding it to his ever-increasing list of OCR titles. Van Tonder crossed the line in 01:10:12, over a minute ahead of second-placed, Michael Joubert, who finished in 01:11:27. Rounding off the top three men was Bradley Claase, who crossed the line in 01:12:58. The Beast has 3 events with the first and easiest of these is referred to as the “tame beast”, an occasionally challenging yet doable 5km course with around 15 obstacles for anyone over the age of eight who is not necessarily fit, but looking to have a good time. The “wild beast” challenge falls into the second category of races and consists of a 10km course for the fitter, more competitive types with around 30 obstacles designed to test both mental and physical strength. The final and most difficult category is ominously referred to as the “savage beast”, a name that already gives an indication of what awaits anyone willing and able to attempt it. With over 50 obstacles stretching over 15km, this event is designed to push competitors to their limits, with those who successfully finish being regarded as beasts in their own right. Says van Tonder, “What a race. I’m super stoked to add Beast #10 to my winning streak. Well done to everyone who took part, it was a gruelling day out.” Results – Beast #10 Men 1. Thomas van Tonder 01:10:12 2. Michael Joubert 01:11:27 3. Bradley Claase 01:12:58 Women 1. Mandie Landsberg 01:44:09 2. Sam Gilchrist 01:57:47 3. Cindy Wills . . .
Surfing: The weekend of the 21st and 22nd May will see a welcome return of junior surfing to Kommetjie in Cape Town. The BOS Cape crown presented by Billabong will see the best junior surfers from across the country competing for the spoils at Long Beach. The South African Surf Tour divisions are Boy’s U12/U14/U16 while the Girls have U14/ 1U16, and the WSL Pro Junior division is U18. The likes of CJ Posthumous from Nelson Mandela Bay will be leading the charge in the U12 Boys, but it is in the premier Pro Junior division where the surfers from the Eastern Cape carry the most weight. Kirsty McGillivray from JBay is one of the biggest threats in the U18 Pro Junior Women’s division, and her stylish surfing and clean moves could easily see her bank a solid result at the Kommetjie event. She is accompanied by Zoe Smith, the young goofy-footer also from JBay, who is an underlying talent in this division. In the U18 Pro Junior Men’s division the two Faulkner brothers Angelo and Joshe are a formidable combination. Joshe the goofy footer will relish in the left-handers of Long Beach, while natural-footed Angelo has a strong and powerful backhand. There are good right-handers as well, and Angelo will be hunting them down. Ryan Lightfoot is also from JBay stock and is an emerging talent in this division. Groomed on the long walls of Supertubes, he will need to adapt to the shorter, punchy waves of Cape Town, as well as possibly icy water. Lightfoot has the talent and skill to do well in this event. BOS Iced Tea has long been a supporter of junior surfing in South Africa and partnered with Billabong South Africa for any years with their Billabong Junior Series. The BOS Cape Crown is an amazing initiative to keep the junior surfers of our country engaged in competition and continuing to better their performances and competitive skills. Chad D’Arcy, Billabong South Africa Marketing Manager, is also firmly behind Junior Surfing in our country. “Billabong has . . .
Sabelo Kheswa stage name THE DUSHMAN was born and bred in the township of kwamashu Durban on the 18 July 1987. The Dushman studied Business Management in Durban University of Technology and completed in 2011. The Dushman is currently planning to study Sound engineering in order to further his career in music. The Dushman is a hip hop artist and a songwriter. The Dushman is currently working on a 5 track E.P. called ‘LOVE PORTION’ to be released on 14 February 2018. Currently The Dushman is realising a single on the 7th of April 2017on all digital stores, the name of the song is called Candy. The song features two talented individuals Prime Zulu and Senzo Armour. Candy is a hip hop song with a feel of the 90s r n b music. The Dushman started his music career in 2007 inspired by the talented artist and music producer’s Zakes Bantwini and Polow the don. He started performing around the taverns and events around Durban, he has shared a stage with the likes of Zakwe, Mr Chaklas, Prime Zulu, Dj Bongz just to mention a few. Performing in an event in 2012 he was approached by the legendary musician Mr Chaklas after he saw him perform at the event, offered him a mentorship. Since his started being mentored by Mr Chaklas, The Dushman has appeared in two tv shows which include Late night with Nimrod and Take me out south Africa, has released a single track in 2015 on iTunes called ‘I am a Chaklas’ which saw the song reach 2800 downloads in its first week of release and currently working on a 5 track EP. The Dushman is a talented hip hop artist and song writer from the township of kwamashu who is mentored by the legendary musician Mr Chaklas. With a vision of studying sound engineering and becoming a global icon, this talent is sure the one to lookout for in the future. The Dushman is currently signed to an independent label TDM MUSIC GROUP. CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. . . .
The fourth installation of Durban’s most iconic 5km ocean swim – the Four Elements Ocean Challenge – will set off from Point Yacht Club on Saturday, 13 May. “We are really looking to boost the number of competitors participating in this year’s event which is set to be another exciting and challenging swim,” said Olivia Taylor, founder of Four Elements Conservation NPC. “The aggregate swimming distance of the previous three events swum by 229 participants, is 1 192km, and we are hoping to exceed 1 800km for all four swims with this year’s event.” Taylor established Four Elements Conservation NPC – a non-profit environmental preservation organisation – five years ago, at the age of 14. The Four Elements Ocean Challenge is one of the NPC projects that raises funds for, and awareness about, ocean conservation. The event is held as a celebration of World Oceans Day (8 June) calling for international collaboration in the preservation of oceans. This year’s World Oceans Day is themed ‘Our Oceans, Our Future’ with a focus on plastic pollution prevention and the cleaning of all marine litter. “The funds raised from this year’s swim will go towards the launch of our exciting new initiative, an online education programme focusing on environmental entrepreneurship for youth,” explained Taylor. “Conservation cannot be a side-line project practised by a select few. We are beyond that now. It needs to become a part of everyone’s consciousness, propelling all decisions going forwards.” The Four Elements Ocean Challenge is a point-to-point swim setting off from Point Yacht Club travelling about 5 kilometres to Country Club Beach (Bike and Bean) with the prize-giving following the race completion. Participants are afforded spectacular city views as well as occasional dolphin sightings while competing in the longest ocean swim event on the east coast of Africa. The entry donation of R375 per swimmer includes a cap and T-shirt in the male or female open, 30 to 49 years, . . .
Safety is in the DNA of every Volvo Truck that is produced and this is not just lip-service. “Volvo Trucks prides itself with regard to safety and this has always been one of our core values,” says Torbjörn Christensson, president of Volvo Group Southern Africa. Proof of this is the fact that in every vehicle on the road a part of Volvo safety remains – the three point safety belt. Emphasizing its continued commitment to safety, Volvo Trucks South Africa has made an investment of R6.5 million into its Durban SKD Manufacturing plant which will allow the facility to install and calibrate selected unique features that were previously not available to the market. “We believe that all original equipment manufacturers (OEM) in our industry have a responsibility to provide the safest transport solutions to their customers – as this has a trickle-down effect to all road users,” adds Torbjörn. The impact that a truck has when involved in a collision is often very serious and to this end Volvo Trucks is constantly increasing the safety of its vehicles in a bid to decrease the overall impact to all road users in the event of a collision. This includes pedestrians and to this end, we hope that our holistic approach to safety through not only our products but also our “Stop, look, wave” campaign which is a programme designed by Volvo Trucks to teach children around the world about the dangers they face in traffic everyday, for more information about ‘Stop, Look, Wave,” visit http://www.volvotrucks.co.za/en-za/about/safety/stop-look-wave.html . The aim of this programme is to change and shape behaviours in road users from a young age. The features that form part of The Volvo Active Safety Package which has recently become available to the local market will be available as optional extras on most* Volvo Truck range models fitted with Electronic Brake System (EBS)*, Electronic Stability Control and Disc Brakes. The Volvo Active Safety package consists of: Adaptive . . .
JBay – The waiting period for the 2017 edition of the JBU Supertrial powered by Monster Energy is coming up fast, so without any further ado here are the next four invited surfers into this prominent event. Local surfer Steve Sawyer won the event last year, and has had numerous good results in JBay over the years. The young goofy-footer also won the recent Buffalo City Surf Pro in East London, proving his versatility. Coming into the JBU Supertrial event as a defending champion, he will be determined for another big result this year. Matt Bromley from Cape Town is another surfer who will no doubt be out to impress. A gifted big wave surfer and all-round charger, Matt is a likeable guy but has a strong Big Match Temperament. Matt is a tenacious competitor and can often be found up in the JBay area practicing his barrel riding at Supertubes. Another goofy-footed surfer in the mix is young local surfer Joshe Faulkner. Growing up surfing Supertubes makes Joshe a shoo-in as an invitee, and he has a solid and exciting backhand approach to surfing Supertubes. Joshe is also strong in the tube and could easily cause an upset at this event. Davey Van Zyl is a powerful natural-footer who excels in the beach break barrels of Durban, but translates that skill set to virtuoso performances out at Supertubes as well. Van Zyl is also confident when the surf starts getting a little bit bigger, and when other surfers might be feeling a little uncomfortable in the big stuff he revels in it. Should we get a solid swell for the event he could come out on top. These four surfers join Mikey February, Matt McGillivray, Beyrick De Vries and Dylan Lightfoot who have already been invited to compete in the event. There will be an announcement shortly regarding the rest of the invited surfers. The JBU Supertrial presented by Monster Energy is an exclusive invite-only tournament, with first prize being the coveted Wild Card entry into the World Surf League Championship Tour . . .
South Africa’s leading toy and baby products retailer is set to open doors to its newly refurbished Pavilion store with a weekend of fun and entertainment for the whole family. Families are invited to join in the fun from 5 to 8 May as the store becomes a hive of activity with live entertainment, exciting giveaways, opening specials, character appearances and games. A live broadcast by Durban radio station, East Coast Radio on Saturday, May, 6 will add to the excitement as popular DJs are set to delight shoppers with music and in-store give-aways. Lucky shoppers stand a chance to walk away with exciting prizes including Nerf guns and Lego Friends packs. “Toys R Us is thrilled to open our new look store and we want our valued customers to share in the excitement. The weekend offers something for the whole family especially our young customers,” says Nicole Annells, Marketing Manager, Toys R Us and Babies R Us South Africa. Iconic characters including Paw Patrol’s Chase & Skye, Shopkins, The Sylvanian Families and Toys R Us much-loved mascot Geoffrey the Giraffe will make special in-store appearances, treating their fans to dance and games. Children will have the opportunity to capture the moment with their favourite toy characters and even receive their autographs. Youngsters can also enjoy the store’s play areas and toy demonstrations by popular brands. The refurbishment breathed new energy into the playful store design for which the brand is renowned while offering customers convenience through prominent signage and ease of accessibility. CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. . . .

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text: Visiting Matrons Honored at Fetes; Leave for Homes Mr. and Mrs. Louis Iverson of the Hillcrcst apartments have had as their guests their daughters, Mrs. MacWilkins of Portland, Ore. (Miss Ruth Iverson), and Mrs. George B. Robinson (Miss June Iverson), and little daughter, Sallie June, of Idaho Falls. The visitors left last week for their homes, and during their visit were extensively entertained. Wednesday Mrs. Don R. Earl, 440 Sherman avenue, entertained at a prettily arranged luncheon for the young matrons, who were honored at a similar affair given Thursday by Mrs. A. R. Curtks at her home, 1114 Westminster avenue. Airs. E. R. Beck entertained recently in honor of her mother. Mrs. W. C. A. Smoot, and also in honor of Mrs. MacWilldns nnd Mrs. Robinson at a family party.


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How to Learn Japanese: Intro to HJS
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Diann Ducharme's debut novel operates within a standard framework: an upper-class young woman spends a summer at the shore with her family and falls for a local boy, derailing her promising future with the wealthy doctor her parents want her to marry. Will she follow her duty or her heart?
The Outer Banks House falls into some stereotypical traps along the way, while stepping nimbly by others. Both a coming-of-age story and a romantic historical novel, its plot has a firm footing in its place and time. Adding period details with appropriate measure, Ducharme rounds out her characters' development by way of a secondary storyline involving the era's racial tensions, still raw three years after the Civil War.
In June of 1868, Abigail Sinclair's plantation-owner father brings his family from the North Carolina mainland to Nags Head, a small town on the barrier islands known as the Outer Banks. Their summer home, constructed by the Sinclairs' former field slaves over the past two seasons, is a precarious-looking wooden structure built on the sand at the ocean's edge. Abby, red-haired and freckled and seventeen, adores the seaside location and the fresh breezes flowing through the windows of their rustic cottage. Both she and it prove more resilient than the doubtful locals expect of them.
Abigail's father, a man who delights in killing animals for sport (never a good sign in a novel), hires Benjamin Whimble to be his guide to the best hunting and fishing spots. Nineteen-year-old Ben is good-natured and handsome, but filthy, smelly, and illiterate, and Abby recoils when her father asks her to teach him to read. Nonetheless, Abby and Ben grow closer as he learns his letters and they discuss Robinson Crusoe, the racial overtones of which had previously escaped Abby. Both are passionate about education, and their shared love for life comes through in exuberant scenes where they explore the islands together.
Various factors conspire to keep Abby and Ben apart. A blatant racist whose fortunes dwindled with the loss of the Confederacy, Mr. Sinclair has plans in mind for nearby Roanoke Island, and he uses Ben's poverty against him in his schemes. A number of black men, women, and children had settled on Roanoke during the war, and one in particular has a past he'd prefer to keep hidden.
Some characters are too lightly sketched in, while others hold surprises. Neither Abby's stuffy doctor beau, he with the "feminine quality about his lips," nor Ben's sour-tongued girlfriend Eliza stand a chance with their erstwhile partners, and Abby's bigoted dad comes straight from Central Casting. Her mother Ingrid, a Swedish immigrant's daughter stifled into wifely obedience, proves more complex than expected, however, and Abby and Ben have appealing and distinct narrative voices — even if Ben's folksy slang (lots of "I reckon" and "not a-tall") is laid on a bit thick. Both grow and change as the novel progresses, though after a while Abby seems to forget that Ben walks around everywhere barefoot and smelling like dead fish. Okay, that sounds crass. But still, I wondered about it.
Ducharme has a gift for writing quirky, colorful expressions, with the waves "sweetly lapping the shore like a cow licking salt" and Abby's long dress "whipping backwards like a yellow flag" in the wind as she stands atop the sand dunes. But despite the homey sense of place created by the language and seaside atmosphere, there's a grittier tale sitting beneath. One of the novel's most meaningful scenes involves the proud residents of Roanoke Island's Freedmen's Colony, and not only because it shows Abby's maturity more clearly than a tale of summertime romance could.
This would be a good read for the beach, both for those already there and those who wish they were. Although it ends at a satisfying point, some subplots remain unresolved. I'd enjoy reading a sequel should Ducharme decide to write one.
The Outer Banks House was published by Crown in June at $25.00 ($29.95 Canada).


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The zodiac is always a popular theme, with several world mints regularly issuing coins adorned with this theme. Most of these coins however are precious metal or commemorative collector's coins, like the regular issues by the Royal Mint and Perth Mint.
The Transnistrian Republican Bank has opted instead to issue a series of circulating commemorative coins. The series is called “The Signs of the Zodiac” series and has just reached the midway point with the seventh release which is rather predictably, Leo.
The series of 1 Ruble circulating coins are issued in 2016 at a pace of one a month, starting with Aquarius, in January, and having just reached Leo.
Being circulating coins they are struck from rather humble nickel plated steel planchets measuring 22mm(inch) and tipping the scales at 4.65grams each with a plain edge. Each coin carries a mintage of 50 000 coins.
The obverse depicts the national Coat of Arms of Transnistria at the centre but slightly offset to the top, with the denomination of “1 РУБЛЬ”(1 RUBLE) inscribed just below. The legend appears along the rim in a clockwise direction and reads: “ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК” (Transnistrian Republican Bank). The date of issue, 2016, is at the very bottom.
The reverse depicts a stylized image of a lion's head with the zodiac sign for Leo to the right. The words “ЛЕВ” and “Leo” are written along a decorative border containing circles and stars(thirteen of each).


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Tell us a little about you and your creations.
I work from my dreamy 20th story apartment that faces downtown Tulsa. It's beautiful and definitely an inspiration to have such an amazing backdrop while I work. I have two sweet felines, Frenchie and Hansel. I am involved in our local craft community as a member of make:Tulsa, our local craft group for businesses. My hobbies include spending time with friends, Zumba, sleeping, checking out shows/movies on Netflix and reading.
I create jewelry out of found objects and mostly utilize epoxy resin in my creations. I love playing around with different patterns and mediums. Coming up with new products is kind of a snowball effect; each product builds on each other to make something new and more unique as I continue to create! I have a passion for creating and am so grateful to put my passion to work full-time.
Where did your business name come from?
A few years ago, I was longing to start up a jewelry business. Coming up with a name is always the hard part! A friend of mine had a broken trumpet he found at the thrift store, and through a mix happenstance and giggles Busted Trumpet was born.
What do YOU love about your products?
I love the colors and patterns! I love how the resin mixes with the colors and patterns to make them bigger and bolder. Each piece I create is like a little piece of candy, and I love candy! I always want to create more.
What sets your creations apart from others?
From my logo to my products, my style is very sleek and clean with eye-pleasing lines and subtle pops of color. I’m all about the simplicity of the piece telling a big story.
Where do you find inspiration?
If y’all could hear the voices in my head, you’d understand.
What craft would you like to learn more about?
I’m interested in wood burning right now.
How would you describe your work in three words?
colorful, classic, clean


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Analyzing the hazard ratios associated with recurrence, we found intralesional surgery had a greater risk (p = 0.042) of local recurrence compared with wide resection (hazard ratio, 8.71) (Table 4). Among patients undergoing intralesional procedures, those treated with polymethylmethacrylate and local phenol application had a smaller risk (p = 0.030) for local recurrence than patients treated with bone grafting and local phenol application (hazard ratio, 3.232). For patients treated with bone grafting, additional phenol application did not decrease the risk (p = 0.799) of recurrence (hazard ratio, 1.129).
Among the disease-related and demographic factors analyzed for their impact on recurrence, only age at the time of diagnosis was associated with risk (p = 0.019) of local recurrence. Subgroup analysis revealed patients 25 years and younger at diagnosis had the greatest hazard of local recurrence. Age at diagnosis was an independent risk factor for recurrence regardless of the status of the disease and the chosen treatment. The increased risk of recurrence in young patients was not biased by other variables such as type of surgery (p = 0.089), adjuvants (p = 0.22), tumor grade (p = 0.67), tumor extension (p = 0.72), and pathologic fractures (p = 0.63).
Pulmonary metastases occurred in five patients. In three, pulmonary metastases were associated with recurrent disease; two patients had pulmonary metastases develop without local recurrence. Treatment of pulmonary metastases consisted of a multidisciplinary approach, including wedge resection, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy. With this approach, a status of no evidence of disease or stable disease was achieved in two and three patients, respectively.
Intralesional curettage has been established as the preferred treatment for most GCTs. Wide resection is reserved for tumors with extensive destruction, impossible joint salvage, and when expendable bones (ie, fibular head or distal ulna) are affected [14, 16, 23, 27, 31, 32, 51]. We analyzed the recurrence-free survival after treatment of GCT with an emphasis on the impact of surgical approach, adjuvant therapy, tumor presentation, and demographic factors on the risk of recurrence in 118 patients.
Although this investigation benefits from a large group of patients with extended followup, there are several clear limitations to this retrospective study. First, data were gathered from clinical files, and patients were not contacted to assess ultimate outcomes. Second, although the total sample size is relatively large, the number of patients in each treatment group becomes relatively small and limits our ability to draw conclusions. Finally, we limited patients to those treated primarily at our institution. However, this study design did allow us to analyze a large cohort of patients consistently treated. We also had access to a complete set of data for the patients included in this study.
Phenol is a commonly used adjuvant for GCT treatment. Phenol induces tumor necrosis [24, 41] with few adverse effects [35, 47]. However, tissue penetration is poor and limits tumor necrosis to superficial cell layers . Yun et al. found a negligible necrotizing effect of phenol and discounted it as an adjuvant after curettage of bone tumors . Others also have reported little effect of phenol on recurrence [1, 47, 49]. However, Durr et al. did report decreased local recurrence with the use of phenol . In the current study, we did not find any effect of adjuvant phenol treatment on GCT recurrence.
Age at diagnosis independently predicted recurrence regardless of the status of the disease and the aggressiveness of the chosen treatment: recurrence rate decreased as the patient’s age increased. The greater risk of young patients having recurrence develop has been reported  and may be associated with increased bone turnover in young people [21, 34]. This hypothesis is supported by studies showing inhibition of bone turnover with bisphosphonates reduced the risk of recurrence of GCT [7, 9, 17, 48].
Other demographic and disease-related variables (gender, location, tumor grade, soft tissue extension, and pathologic fracture) had no influence on local recurrence in our patients included in this study. Previous studies also have shown that gender, location, and tumor grade did not influence recurrence [1, 3, 43, 50]. The prognostic relevance of soft tissue expansion and pathologic fractures is controversial [1, 3, 15, 22, 31, 38, 40, 50]. Becker et al. found the prevalence of soft tissue extension influenced the risk of local recurrence  and O’Donnell et al. reported pathologic fractures were associated with an increased recurrence rate . The aggressiveness of the treatment should be considered when interpreting the correlation of soft tissue expansion or pathologic fractures and local recurrence. In the current study, wide resection was performed in 18% and 20% of T1 and T2 tumors, respectively, indicating the recurrence rates of T1 and T2 tumors were not biased by differences in the aggressiveness of surgical treatment. In tumors with and without pathologic fractures, wide resections were performed in 47% and 14%, respectively. Thus, patients with pathologic fractures more commonly received resections. In this retrospective study, this may underestimate the risk of recurrence in patients with pathologic fractures.
The rate of pulmonary metastases in our study patients was 4%, similar to previous reports reporting ranges from 0% to 4% [3, 4, 8, 10, 15, 20, 30, 39, 42, 44, 49]. Two of five patients were diagnosed with metastases at presentation, showing patients with GCT are at risk for development of synchronous pulmonary metastases. Although GCT is classified as a benign lesion , few patients develop progressive lung metastases with poor outcomes [2, 6, 44]. Our treatment approach, including wedge resections, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy, achieved disease eradication or stability in all patients with pulmonary metastases.
It is difficult to quantify the real morbidity (physical and emotional) of patients who experience recurrence and require repeat surgery. Based on the results of this study, we recommend intralesional surgery for treating most GCTs; the selection of bone graft versus polymethylmethacrylate remains individualized. Because young age is a risk factor for local recurrence, we favor the use of polymethylmethacrylate in young patients as the best way to minimize recurrence and preserve the native joint. Similarly, when little bone stock remains or for patients with questionable compliance for a limited weightbearing rehabilitation, methylmethacrylate is favored for its immediate stability. Local phenol treatment did not reduce the risk of recurrence, and we no longer consider phenol an effective adjuvant. Finally, patients with adverse presentations or an adamant desire for one surgery may be best suited for resection at the time of presentation. However, because the treatment of pulmonary metastases in patients with GCT usually controls the disease and metastases may occur independent of recurrence, we believe the potential risk for development of pulmonary metastases should not by itself create an indication for wide resection of primary tumors.
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