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28-11-2011 15:50 http://www.eaglestalent.com -Eagles Talent Presents Doug Trenary. To book speaker Doug Trenary visit his profile page. SPEAKER RESULTS: Named as one of the youngest speaking stars ever to receive the elite Sharing IDEAS Magazine's Consummate Speaker Award, Doug Trenary is also electrifying audiences, readers, and the media on his way to the top of the business and personal performance world. AUTHOR RESULTS: An award-winning author, Mr. Trenary's book, The SalesMind, captured the coveted Pinnacle Book Achievement Award for business books. He received this honor at the 2005 National Book Expo in New York City. His book, CD's, and wide range of live programs are documented to have helped companies and individuals sell tens of millions of new sales dollars. More importantly, Doug has inspired people in all walks of life, from CEO's to teenagers, to take their lives to a new level of success. BACKGROUND RESULTS: Doug Trenary began early in establishing his credentials as a rare performer. His distinct profile accelerated when he leaped from being a college basketball athlete to starting his business career selling day-to-day in the real sales trenches. He quickly thrust himself to the top and was honored as Salesman of the Year and winner of 26 awards in 3 years for Lanier Worldwide, one of America's premier sales organizations, as cited in the classic book In Search of Excellence. He set sales records unequalled in his time from making an incredible 20 face-to-face cold calls per ...

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26-02-2012 08:04 Get yourself a front row seat. Enjoy the sights and sounds of your favourite films and music bombarding your senses. On Xperia™ U's razor sharp Reality Display, and in 3D surround sound. Snap photos fast, film videos in super-sharp HD, and share them with your friends in a flash. Enjoy it all with super quick performance powered by a dual core processor. Let the true you shine through with super snazzy coloured bottom caps and a transparent band that changes colour to suit your themes, photos and album art.

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26-02-2012 20:43 Jareth Spirio's IB MYP Personal Project - Writing and directing a short play for middle school actors. This is the morning cast.

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This year’s Oscar “In Memoriam” tribute to stars who had died — including Whitney Houston, Sidney Lumet and Elizabeth Taylor — was presented to the sound of a Grammy-winning yet still under the radar star: Esperanza Spalding.

Esperanza Spalding sings a song for the memorial segment at the 84th Academy Awards. (Gary Hershorn - Reuters)

Spalding, to fans of Justin Bieber, will always be remembered as the person who beat the tween heartthrob for the Best New Artist Grammy in 2011. After she won, her Wikipedia page was attacked by angry Bieber fans.

Spalding sang the classic Louis Armstrong song “What a Wonderful World” at an Oscar ceremony with few live performances, other than a Billy Crystal song and a presentation from Cirque du Soleil. None of the nominations for best song were performed, and many of the sketches from host Billy Crystal and others were pre-taped.

Spalding’s performance was praised by critics. “It was a performance that allowed millions to see what Grammy voters had already seen in her last year,” wrote MTV News. See it here.

View Photo Gallery: Highlights from the 84th Annual Academy Awards in Hollywood, Calif.

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30-01-2012 12:28 Quick. What does your closet look like, this very second? Your natural movement and tendencies show up everywhere... even behind your closet doors! Today, Jaleah will give us a peek into her closet. Jaleah is a bright, animated Type 1 Beauty Expert in my Beauty Profiling System—and I bet you Type 1 readers will relate to some of the things she does. She's got some handy tips for organizing your closet true to your nature. If you've ever forgotten that you own certain accessories (and so you don't use them), try out her handy trick. She does something cool that's so useful for Type 1's! And before you watch the video, can you guess Jaleah's favorite wardrobe item? And why she folds it the way she does? Take a look in Jaleah's closet with me... What do you think of those pictures? Does this change the way you think about your closet? Do you ever have a once-a-week hang-up session like Jaleah? Remember that your closet space is just an expression of your natural movement. Don't judge it! After all, even if your random, animated movement looks disorganized to another Type, you know how to make sense of it. In fact, really structured closet organization might throw you off. We'd both love to hear your thoughts and extra tips. Share a comment! And then join us again next week to take a peek into the closet of a soft, subtle Type 2. PS. If you haven't learned your Beauty Profile yet, now's the time. When you know your Type of beauty, you better understand (and love!) the natural ...

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Here’s the press release just sent by UConn:

Calhoun Undergoes Successful Surgery

STORRS (February, 27, 2012) – University of Connecticut men’s basketball coach Jim Calhoun underwent successful surgery Monday morning to address foraminal spinal stenosis, a lower back condition which has forced him to take an extended medical leave of absence.

The procedure, performed at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City, removed a large extruded disk fragment that was pressing on the spinal nerve and decompressed the area around the nerve. The surgery took approximately two hours and doctors expect the Hall of Fame coach to make a full recovery. He will remain hospitalized overnight and is expected to be released on Tuesday.

“I am very fortunate to have been treated by three of the very best surgeons,” Calhoun said. “My heartfelt thanks to them and the entire Beth Israel community, who have made every effort to ensure my stay is as comfortable as possible.

“Lastly, thank you to the people across Connecticut and beyond who have reached out to offer their support. It means a great deal.”

Calhoun is expected to recuperate at home after his release from the hospital, where his recovery will be monitored by his personal physician. His coaching status will be evaluated on a day-to-day basis.

UConn will play its final two games of the regular season Tuesday night at Providence and Saturday at home against Pittsburgh, then will participate in the BIG EAST Championship next week at Madison Square Garden.

 

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Was it artistry — or upholstery? Jessica Chastain, Oscar nominee for her role in “The Help” (she lost to co-star Octavia Spencer) turned heads in a divisive Oscar dress that inspired love-it-or-hate-it opinions. She wore a black and gold embellished Alexander McQueen gown with Brian Atwood shoes and Harry Winston jewelry. The look landed her on many best-dressed lists — and a few lists of the worst looks.

Jessica Chastain arrives before the 84th Academy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 26, 2012. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello) (Chris Pizzello - AP)

Chastain, who sweetly brought her grandmother with her to the ceremony, told the Hollywood Reporter, “There was something about the embroidery of this dress. It felt larger than life — and this is a larger-than-life moment. I always wanted to be an actor. Most little girls dream of their wedding dresses; I grew up dreaming of my Oscar dress.”

However, our critics at the Post didn’t look as kindly upon it. “The butterfly-effect is a bit too runway for the red carpet,” wrote Katherine Boyle in our Oscars recap. “That sort of artistry works on someone like Cate Blanchett, who wore a daring Givenchy dress last year. But Chastain is a bit too young and perky to pull off that sort of bold artistry.”
Jessica Chastain arrives before the 84th Academy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 26, 2012. (Chris Pizzello - AP)

The Post’s Ned Martel was even harsher in his red carpet assessment: “Her goth gown featured a mess of appliques that looked like it was licked by flames. Worse than that: Its strapless top gathered up the skin at her shoulders as if she were in a yanked-tight corset.”

Nevertheless, many other fashion critics called the dress one of the best of the evening. It landed on Vogue’s top 10 list, and People’s 15 best-dressed list, with the latter calling the gown “all-out glamour.” Twitter users also voted Chastain best-dressed, according to the AFP.

What did you think of Chastain’s look? Vote for her and other stars in our Oscar red carpet poll.

View Photo Gallery: Stars float down the red carpet in Los Angeles.

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‘The Artist’ wins best picture; Streep takes home third career Oscar

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Academy Award winners 2012: Full list led by “The Artist.”

At the Governors Ball, Meryl Streep, Billy Crystal, Melissa McCarthy and more

Oscars 2012: The comprehensive Academy Awards recap

Oscars red carpet Q&A

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STORRS, Conn. (AP)—University of Connecticut men’s basketball coach Jim Calhoun underwent what the school says was successful surgery to address the spinal condition that has forced him to miss the Huskies’ past seven games.

The two-hour surgery was performed Monday morning at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York and involved removing a “large extruded disk fragment” that had been pressing on a spinal nerve, the school said. The surgeons then decompressed the area around the nerve.

Calhoun had been diagnosed with spinal stenosis, a narrowing of the spine, normally associated with aging and sometimes with arthritis.

“I am very fortunate to have been treated by three of the very best surgeons,” Calhoun said in a statement. “My heartfelt thanks to them and the entire Beth Israel community, who have made every effort to ensure my stay is as comfortable as possible. Lastly, thank you to the people across Connecticut and beyond who have reached out to offer their support.

“It means a great deal.”

The school says Calhoun’s coaching status will be monitored on a day-to-day basis, and there is no timetable set for his return. He is expected to be released from the hospital on Tuesday and his recovery will be monitored by his personal physician, the school said.

UConn (17-11, 7-9 Big East) has gone 3-4 during Calhoun’s medical leave and 5-5 without its coach this season. He missed three earlier Big East games serving an NCAA suspension. The team will play without him again at Providence on Tuesday night.

Calhoun told The Associated Press Saturday that he hopes to be back in time to coach the March 3 season finale against Pittsburgh. The Huskies may have to win both games and perhaps another in the Big East tournament to secure an at-large bid to defend their national championship in the NCAA tournament.

Calhoun turns 70 in May and is a three-time cancer survivor. There has been talk after the past several seasons of his possible retirement, but center Alex Oriakhi said he doesn’t believe this latest health setback will mean the end of the coach’s career.

“It takes a lot to bring Coach Calhoun down,” he said. “I definitely think this is really nothing for him. That’s a man who fell off his bike, broke his ribs and kept riding. I definitely think you’re going to see him back soon. This is just a little bump in the road, but he’ll get through it.”

Former star Rudy Gay, now a forward with the Memphis Grizzlies, echoed those sentiments.

“He’s not going to be finished until he says he’s finished,” Gay said Saturday night. “His back or anything else is not going to stop him from coaching.

“It’s going to be his decision.”

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27-02-2012 10:10 This is a video from my blog Online Investor Education. In this video I am talking about the most common question I am asked as an investor. You can get to my blog by using the link bellow: http://www.onlineinvestoreducation.com

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08-02-2012 21:57 Please don't forget to eat raw organic fruit (Focusing on the fruit) Vegetables (Especially dark leafy Greens) nuts and seeds also exercise for two hours or two miles (walking) a day everyday to be at your healthiest

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