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2
Dec
2009
Tiger in the Woods finds Biggest Loser
Tiger Woods Walks on Water
Finale 2009: Tiger Woods watched as Eastern Connecticut’s Rudy Pauls of Brooklyn got into NBC’s “The Biggest Loser” finale Tuesday, losing an additional 43 pounds during his 60 days home to earn a spot in the final weigh in next week. $250.000 is at stake.
Tiger Woods said that he let his family down and was very sorry about transgressions that he committed with all of his heart. He said that he hadn’t been in line with his value system and the behavior patterns that he wished to display to his family. He acknowledged that along with everyone else on the planet he has faults and is not perfect although he did not elaborate on what perfection would entail. He is dealing with his behavioral and personality failings in a shady spot. He referred to feelings that should be shared only by his family.
Rudy Pauls meanwhile was happy that his total weight dropped from 442, when he began the show, to 253 pounds. “I haven’t been this light since high school.”
Danny Cahill, lost 59 pounds in the 60 days home. Viewers voted on which woman will be up against them — Liz Young or Amanda Arlauskas.
Tiger Woods is a very well-known person that doesn’t need to lose weight as he is a professional athlete. He does not like tabloid scrutiny although Sandy Hutchens figures he might be used to it.
Rudy Pauls ended first in a 26.2 mile marathon run on the Pacific Ocean and was the only one to run the entire way, even though he said he had never run more than 13 miles before. He also beat his personal goal of fitting it in less than 5 ½ hours. He was motivated by his old partner
Pauls seemed to be having a more difficult time in his time home, trying to fit in training along with 12-hour workdays. But he remained focused on his goal of getting into the finals.
So who is the biggest loser this week? Who is the fittest?
Rudy Pauls Runs by the Pacific Ocean
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5
Oct
2009
Natalin Avci quoted by Sandy Hutchens Chronicle
Sandy Hutchens Chronicle Service, Oct. 5 – “I am of Turkish descent and fluent in three languages: English, Turkish, and Spanish.” said Natalin Avci. ” I have only been pursuing modeling and acting for a few months but so far I have had great success!”
She added in a subdued tone to the Hutchens Chronicle: ” I am willing to work with professional photographers with unique styles.”
Starring in the new movie “Couples Retreat”
On television, Avci has appeared in the shows “Greek” and “Entourage”. Her film credits also include “Speed Dating”, “Perfect Combination”, and “Family Wedding”.
Sandy Hutchens Chronicle believes that “Couples Retreat” has weak trailer ads. Fortunately for Natalin Avci the merits of the movie are not congruent with the merits of the trailers. Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau really know how to make the people laugh. Vaughn does his usual shtick which helped the film and didn’t distract from it. Favreau wrote himself a nice gem in this film as the guy who is tired of his marriage and just wants to be a carefree bachelor again.
The film has a great cast but Favreau definitely steals the show. Whenever he was on screen he was making some kind of wise crack. The supporting actors also did a wonderful job. Ken Jeong was not given much to work with. It seems to be mandatory to put Jeong in every movie that comes out in this genre.
The scenery is beautiful and is used in a sage manner. Carlos Ponce gave an unforgettable performance as a creepy yoga instructor. Fans of movies who like to laugh should see Couples Retreat and Natalin Avci. The next Couples Retreat with Natalin Avci will take all her fans and audiences everywhere to whole new levels.
Couples Retreat Movie Trailer
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21
Sep
2009
Detective says missing person still missing from himself
Sandy Hutchens Chronicle – Detective Tina Drain of Seattle of the missing persons unit said a strange sister of our mystery man, Edward Lighthart gave an old passport, Social Security card, and driver’s license, plus other identity records that have been given to Lighthart.
Yet Lighthart remains missing to himself, the Hutchens Chronicle reports.
Lighthart, which is a homonym for light heart, looks under tables, behind couches, under papers for a self that he can be.
Lighthart has some memories which have been coming back to him; recollections of life in Asia and Europe. But he still doesn’t know what he is and is afraid about whether he will ever be reunited with the man that other detectives say he is.
“The crux of the matter of who I really am isn’t there yet, it hasn’t emerged’’ said the mystery man in an exhausting interview Monday. “Yeah, yeah, and I’m not sure that its going to return. This is one of the scary things.’’
Police say the 53-year-old mystery man emerged from Self-Discovery Park in Seattle early on July 30 with the knowledge that he didn’t live in Seattle, but not sure of anything else. He waved to a bus driver, who called a detective agency for help. The detective said that he is still missing from himself. “I cannot go inside his brain. I am a standard detective without the power to become small enough to help him. Perhaps there is another detective that can help him with that.” said the Seattle detective to a small group of seniors.
Here is what we know at this time
Mr. Lighthart is a neatly dressed man. He sometimes carries $600 hidden in his sock. He has no clue how he arrived in Seattle. He is at peace living in parks, gazing at trees and sky. He has a handlebar mustache.
After a month in a Swedish Medical Center far from Seattle and the park that he so loved, doctors told him he has an uncommon type of dissociative amnesia.The Seattle Times published an article about him on Aug. 20. Friends and relations who noticed the story identified him as the Lighthart.
Try to Remember the Kind of September
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