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For those of you going to Chang Mai there are some new places to eat and a new hotel listed in this months Travel and Leisure magazine. The hotel is 137 Pillars House. The restaurants are Hinlay Curry House, Kitchen Hush...Japanese, Deck 1 for Thai. A shop that is listed is Vila Cini. If you go, report back.
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Posted by: yourhealthradio | January 2, 2013
This weekend on YOUR HEALTH?, Adam & Cristy will be joined by?Associate Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at UNC, Dr. Eliana Perrin about Childhood Obesity.
Please tune in!?This show will?air:
? Saturday, January 5th?at 9am
? Sunday, January 6th?at 9am and 5pm
? Monday,?January 7th?at 6pm and 10pm
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Source: http://yourhealthradio.org/2013/01/02/childhood-obesity-with-dr-eliana-perrin/
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By lunchtime Monday, five NFL coaches were looking for work.
With the regular season ending the day before, the firings came at a furious clip and within a span of 90 minutes the following were sacked: Andy Reid in Philadelphia, Lovie Smith in Chicago, Pat Shurmur in Cleveland, Romeo Crennel in Kansas City and Chan Gailey in Buffalo,
Though he also had a losing record, New York Jets coach Rex Ryan held onto his job while general manager Mike Tannenbaum was let go. Jacksonville fired its GM, Gene Smith. And the Browns made it a clean sweep, dismissing GM Tom Heckert along with Shurmur.
Reid was the longest tenured of the coaches, removed after 14 seasons and a Super Bowl appearance in 2005 ? a loss to New England.
Smith spent nine seasons with the Bears, leading them to the Super Bowl in 2006 ? a loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
Gailey was dumped after three seasons with the Bills; Shurmur after two; and Crennel had one full season with the Chiefs.
Reid took over a 3-13 team in 1999, drafted Donovan McNabb with the No. 2 overall pick and quickly turned the franchise into a title contender.
He is the winningest coach in club history and led them to a run of four straight NFC championship games, a streak that ended with a trip to the NFL title game. But the team hasn't won a playoff game since 2008 and after last season's 8-8 finish, owner Jeffrey Lurie said he was looking for improvement this year. Instead, it was even worse. The Eagles finished 4-12.
Shurmur went 9-23 in his two seasons with the Browns, who will embark on yet another offseason of change ? the only constant in more than a decade of futility. Cleveland has lost at least 11 games in each of the past five seasons and made the playoffs just once since returning to the NFL as an expansion team in 1999.
Crennel took over with three games left in the 2011 season after GM Scott Pioli fired Todd Haley. Kansas City will have the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft as a result of having one of the worst seasons in its 53-year history. The only other time the Chiefs finished 2-14 was 2008, the year before Pioli was hired.
Gailey, the former Dallas Cowboys coach, compiled a 16-32 record in his three seasons in Buffalo, never doing better than 6-10.
Smith and the Bears went 10-6 this season and just missed a playoff spot. But Chicago started 7-1 this year and has struggled to put together a productive offense throughout Smith's tenure. His record was 81-63 with the Bears.
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January 1, 2013
MONTPELIER, VERMONT ? Do you write with your eyes or with your ears? I write with my fingers?it?s a lot easier to type or grip a pen?but sarcasm aside, I learned a good insight on creative writing in my workshop here at my MFA in Writing residency at the Vermont College of Fine Arts. It involves the four key elements of storytelling, and how writers tend to favor some over others.
I?m in a joint fiction-creative nonfiction workshop this time?six students from each genre?and one of our faculty leaders is award-winning fiction writer and poet David Jauss. We were discussing a compelling short story by one of the students, and Jauss noted that the piece was heavy on thoughts and reflection, while scenic details were sparse. He speculated the student was an ?ear? rather than an ?eye? writer.
Any story, whether true or fictional, has four key elements, Jauss said: thoughts, dialogue, action and description. A writer who writes a lot of dialogue and thought?inner dialogue?is a writer who perceives the world through the ears. A writer whose prose is heavy on action and description is someone who sees that scene.
Just about every writer, Jauss said, leans one way or the other. But you should focus on including more of what you don?t automatically include. ?Ideally,? Jauss said, ?readers shouldn?t know where you lean.?
I?ve been reflecting on this a fair amount, and I think it?s fair to say I am an ?eye? writer. That surprises me, because I?ve always favored reading Hemingway?s dialogue over Faulkner?s description, but I realized the essay I wrote that won the Sidney W. Vernick Award contains a great deal of visual description and action but perhaps only three or four total lines of dialogue. That said, I did force myself to include an unnatural amount of thinking (reflection), because I?m focused on developing that skill here at VCFA. (As to Hemingway v. Faulkner on description, Hemingway actually was great at visual details, but did so with spare prose. Speaking to you as a former journalist, I suspect Hemingway?s skill in that area came in part from the demands of news editors with tight word limits.)
So I ask you again, are you an ear or an eye writer? And do you find yourself making an effort to include more of what you don?t do naturally, or is part of your writing style favoring some elements over others?
Source: http://artistsroad.wordpress.com/2013/01/01/mfa-nugget-are-you-an-ear-or-an-eye-writer/
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