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HOT GIRLS STRIP OUT OF FUR & DANCING WITH THE STARS KARINA SMIRNOFF : NMS Ep#18

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No Vampires Here – Teen Novel Stars Two High Schoolers and Jesus

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No Vampires Here – Teen Novel Stars Two High Schoolers and Jesus












Orlando, FL (PRWEB) February 23, 2012

Publisher DC Press LLC asks: “What if Jesus actually ‘walked your walk’ and ‘talked your talk? What if, in addition to your high school friends, you could include Jesus among your closest confidants?’ That’s what the characters in “ROFL w/Jesus :) ” discover — and they do it without the ever-popular fictional vampires found in so many current novels. Author Jeff Reich invites teen readers to jump into a world of fiction that contains characters that live and breath in the same ways real-life kids do.

FACT: Jesus doesn’t have to be a Sunday school hero. That’s what Parker Williams and Emily Thompson discover, when life throws them curve balls that most teenagers have to dodge – or hope to hit out of the park. Beyond promises of how Jesus “is there” when we need him in our lives, Parker and Emily find that Jesus actually walks with them and feels what they have to deal with.

“ROFL w/Jesus :) ” is the first Christian teen novel in a series developed by storyteller Jeff Reich. This Florida businessman, husband and father has put his 30 years of experience, working with teens, as well as his insight, into this magnetic and captivating novel. For those who don’t speak teen or aren’t familiar with texting, “ROFL w/Jesus :) ” translates as “Rolling on the Floor Laughing with Jesus.”

That’s what the teens in the book do. They laugh and they laugh with Jesus. However, as life usually makes clear, things aren’t always fun and games. Parker and Emily, along with their classmates, experience first hand how surprises lurk around every corner of life. Jesus also cries when these teens cry. These characters aren’t different than the majority of teens, and they face many of the same challenges that kids around the world have to deal with: gaining success in school, standing out in sports, overcoming peer pressure, and dealing with early romantic feelings. Actual life events are the basis for those described and experienced by Emily, Parker and their friends. This brings a real-life flavor to each page. Facebook creator Mark Zukerberg actually pops up and has an interesting discussion with Jesus. This novel has it all.

This is a book for casual reading. It can be used in a learning/teaching environment. Jeff Reich has written a series of stories that strongly show that he speaks the language of teens and understands what makes them tick. To strengthen the book, the author has created a “leaders guide” that is provided at no cost on the website to those who want to build discussions around the situations described.

Here’s what a teen from Mandeville, LA wrote about “ROFL w/Jesus :) ”:

I like that the book wasn’t afraid to really take a look at some of the tough issues that teens face in high school these days. It in no way felt ‘religious.’ It’s also a very cool fact that many of these stories were in fact taken from interviews with teenagers. I think that is why this book will be so easy for these age groups to relate to. Extremely smart choice by the author to do that. Additionally, the strong Christian message is presented in a brilliant way. It’s honest. It doesn’t try to have all the answers. I like the fact that the characters struggle with their faith at times, which is a natural thing for people of any age, but especially teenagers dealing with peer pressure and the desire to have a ‘cool’ self-image. However, despite these moments of weakness in their faith walks, the author does a great job of guiding the characters back to the knowledge that God is in control, and He loves and accepts them whether they’re making straight A’s in school, or if they’ve lost their temper with friends and family. There is an awful lot of transparency to the characters in this story and the struggles they deal with. It’s sad that so many of these major issues are prevalent in high-schools today, but that’s what makes a book like this so needed — to show these kids that Jesus is there to love and help them.

Jeff Reich’s story telling skills are sought after by youth groups and churches. He understands teens and speaks their language. Audiences of all ages have enjoyed his wisdom and insights – a skill he developed while attending Gustavus Adolphus College in Minnesota and honed throughout the past 30 years.

ROFL w/Jesus :)

DC Press LLC – 2011

ISBN: 978-1-932021-03-5

218 pages, soft cover

$ 16.95

http://www.DCPressBooks.com / http://www.ROFLwJesus.com

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New fashion stars include Mara, Stone and Chastain (AP)

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AP – There were many new fashion faces on the red carpet at the 84th annual Academy Awards on Sunday night, but they brought with them a lot of old Hollywood glamour.
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Gaultier channels Winehouse, stars shop for Oscars (AP)

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A model wears a creation by French Fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier as part of his presentation for  Women's Spring Summer 2012 Haute Couture fashion collection presented in Paris, Wednesday, Jan. 25 2012. (AP Photo/ Jacques Brinon)AP – The final day of Paris’s spring-summer haute couture week saw Jean Paul Gaultier serve up a cigarettes-and-all homage to late singer Amy Winehouse and Valentino show off the dazzling couture work of seamstresses who toiled for thousands of hours to create a lavish white collection.



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Aretha Franklin joins list of stars getting engaged (Reuters)

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Reuters – “Queen of Soul” singer Aretha Franklin has become the latest celebrity to announce an engagement over the holidays, joining a list including “Aerosmith” frontman Steven Tyler and basketball superstar LeBron James.
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New Teens Purple Lila Stars Comforter Bedding Sheet Set Full 10PC

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Actor/Writer Andy Pandini Stars in New Play Addressing Teen Suicide at Edinburgh Festival Fringe

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Actor/Writer Andy Pandini Stars in New Play Addressing Teen Suicide at Edinburgh Festival Fringe











Andy Pandini


(PRWeb UK) July 29, 2009

41-year-old actor and writer Andy Pandini is returning to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this year in a moving and shocking play about teenage suicide.

“Turn The Blue Light Down”, staged by the critically acclaimed About Turn Theatre Company, has its world premiere at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, and is based on the true story of a young man’s turbulent relationship with his father, which eventually leads to his suicide.

Pandini is better known for comedy roles, having appeared at the Fringe before as both a stand-up comedian and in Brian Fillis’ 2003 dark comedy “Non-Scene”. He says his decision to play drama was easy: “All actors crave a challenge, and this is a challenge for me. My character, Edward, is an angry man. Playing that role means I have to look at my own anger and explore parts of my psyche that are out of my comfort zone. That can be both frightening and exhilarating”.

This isn’t the first suicide-themed play Pandini has worked on this year. Coincidentally, July 2009 saw a performed reading of his new play at the historic Rose Theatre on Bankside, London. “The Mass Suicide Club” tells the story of a group of people who meet weekly to plan their deaths. It is based on Pandini’s own experience with depression.

Pandini says, “I wrote it because I think depression is a major issue at the moment, and I think it’s getting worse. I wanted to ask questions about why people are so unhappy. Over 5,000 people in the UK kill themselves each year. That’s a lot of people who see no future. Too many. I want people to know there is hope”.

He was diagnosed with depression in 1997, but believes he had been suffering for a few years before that. While he plans to stage “The Mass Suicide Club” on the London Fringe in 2010, first comes Edinburgh and the role of the angry and abusive Edward Lewis.

“This man treats his family appallingly, is self-centred and abusive. All his son needs is love, and Edward can’t even say the word”, Pandini said.

“Turn The Blue Light Down” plays at the Royal College of Surgeons (Venue 53), Nicholson Street, Edinburgh from 17-29 August at 2:10 pm. The cast is Andy Pandini, Kaye Conway and George Weightman. It is directed by Michele Flatto, and written by Jovita Caygill.

About Andy Pandini

Andy Pandini trained at Redroofs Theatre School, and has appeared in theatre, film and TV. He worked as a Samaritan volunteer between 1992 and 1993 and again in 1998.

For more information, please see http://www.AndyPandini.com, or contact him at 07811 400382. He is available for interviews and more than willing to discuss depression-related issues.

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Vanity Fair – July 2003: 20 Teen Stars including Lindsay Lohan, Hilary Duff, the Olsen Sisters, and More! (Single Issue Magazine)

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Vanity Fair – July 2003: 20 Teen Stars including Lindsay Lohan, Hilary Duff, the Olsen Sisters, and More! (Single Issue Magazine)

172 page issue of Vanity Fair. The two-page fold-out cover features Amada Bynes, Ashley Olsen, Mary-Kate Olsen, Mandy Moore, Hilary Duff, Alexis Blidel, Evan Rachel Wood, Raven, and Lindsay Lohan! Inside, there are loads of other teen celebrities, George W. Bush’s brain trust, a look at Tim Burton’s Big Fish, the makers of reality TV, columns by Dominick Dunne, Laura Jacobs, and much more!

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