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I am a Mature Student who is currently studying Sports Management at the University of Teesside. I have passed my first two years and am still standing strong! I cannot wait to get stuck into my dissertation.

I Can speak a little Mandarin, French. Occasionally

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Health & Fitness > Alternative Exercise Karate for new moms: 1 of 5

As an ex-student and briefly an instructor here is my advice. I used to train in karate and kickboxing for a combined total of about four years. Martial arts help confidence, discipline, fitness, determination, co-ordination and self-control. Choosing the right Martial Art style can make or break whether this is something th...
Travel > United Kingdom Destinations Travel destinations: Center Parcs, UK: 1 of 3

Center Parcs has a number of resorts through the UK Whinfell, Sherwood, Elveden and Longleat Forest. In this review I refer to Center Parcs in Sherwood Forest, Nottingham. I have been a number of times to Center Parcs resorts however the last time I went I was a teenager, I enjoyed myself in previous times and with nostalgic...
Jobs & Careers > Career Path & Goals Careers: How not to burn bridges when you leave your job: 7 of 16

It is generally a good idea if you see yourself working for a good number of years to come, to not burn any bridges. It is amazing what a small world it actually is you may find that someone you worked with might turn up again in the future. Either being a position of power over you or maybe even being a good friend of someo...
Entertainment > Album Reviews Album reviews: Anchors Aweigh, by The Bouncing Souls: 1 of 2

In 2003, The Bouncing Souls released their 5th on the Epitaph Records label. What became apparent, as clichd as this sounds, to the rest of the Souls releases this album had a more 'mature' sound. I tend to find that when bands sound start maturing it's usually the point when they start losing it or become really bland and b...
Entertainment > Album Reviews Album reviews: The Gold Record, by The Bouncing Souls: 1 of 2

6/6/6 (or in the UK 5/6/6) the Bouncing Souls released their 6th album on Epitaph Records 'The Gold Record' and I can't think of a band that deserves to sell enough records to achieve a Gold a Record. Some could argue it was one of there best, others might say it's one of there worse; personally I love this album. The Bounci...
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Death Rides a Horse (Da uomo a uomo): 1 of 1

"Somebody once wrote that revenge is a dish that has to be eaten cold. Hot as you are, you're liable to end up with indigestion." - Lee Van Cleef -Synopsis- Down at the Mesito ranch outlaws go and gun down a family of defenceless people, trouble is they messed up and should have killed one more. Bill Mesito (Law) trains in h...
Entertainment > Album Reviews Album reviews: BYO Split Series, by the Bouncing Souls and Anti-Flag: 1 of 1

In 2002 the Bouncing Souls and Anti-Flag released a shared album on BYO Records. These two bands that I would say although both punk, are both unique in there own different ways. The split series concept is a great idea though. For starters with less tracks to record there is a better consistency and (on this album anyway) n...
Arts & Humanities > Comic Books & Graphic Novels Book reviews: PvP Volume 1 - PvP at Large, by Scott Kurtz: 1 of 1

For those of you who are unfamiliar with PVP (Player vs. Player). It all started when PVP creator Scott Kurtz began playing online games. Communities where growing round these games with websites and message boards, soon he was meeting these people in real life. It wasn't too long before people asked him to draw cartoons of ...
Entertainment > Album Reviews Album reviews: A Healthy Distrust, by Sage Francis: 1 of 1

I will admit when I was at college I loved hip-hop and Rap, but then I started getting bored, all these people talked about was how tough they were, how much money they had, and how many women theyhad. Talent was covered over with obscenities. This pretty much left a bad taste in my mouth for hip-hop. Years later I happened ...
Arts & Humanities > Comic Books & Graphic Novels Graphic novel reviews: Clerks the Comic Book, by Kevin Smith: 1 of 1

Published in 2001 came the Clerks comic book. Based off the cult movie of the same name it collects the three issues released in trade paperback form. -What's Clerks about then? - If you haven't heard of the movie, I don't blame you; it's one of those that have grown through word of mouth and a rabid fanatic fan base. The st...