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Panaroma restaurant, located on level 23 of the Crowne Plaza hotel, offers more than tasty international dishes, but a stunning panoramic view of Bangkok as well. This year, it was voted as one of Thailand's best restaurants by elite magazine Thailand Tatler. Diners have the options between intercontinental buffet or a la carte, we went for the buffet lunch today.
Friday, May 11, 2012
Monday, March 26, 2012
Elegant Buffet rampage: Seafood buffet at Espresso, Intercontinental Hotel Bangkok
How am I not obese by now??
With all the buffet I've been eating this whole month. Here's another one. After years of pleading and begging, I finally had to "honour" to dine at Espresso. Located at 5-star luxury hotel, the Intercontinental, Espresso offers a variety of international cuisines with focus on seafood and modern fusion fare. There are also vast variety of European, Japanese and Chinese fare elegantly presented. There was a pasta station and I think the chef was actually Italian! This is just based on his appearance and my assumption, of course. Like, how much more authentic does that get??
It's definitely one of the best hotel buffet in Bangkok with superior ingredients, large and appealing selections, and very tasty all around. A word of advice, if you see something you like, only grab 1 piece only and take a few bites. Maybe explore all your options first before you get suckered into getting a large plate of something. You will regret getting full too soon then discovering something better!
Here's a recap of what went down.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Elegant Buffet: Lunch buffet at the Rain Tree Cafe, Plaza Athenee Bangkok
This week is going to be a heavy one on my stomach as we are packing 2 days of lunch buffet. The first one was at Plaza Athenee Bangkok, and the next one this Saturday will be at Intercontinental hotel. It's a bonus that both of these places are 5-star luxury hotels renowned for their elegant, yet satisfying buffet :D
I was very impressed with the buffet at the Rain Tree Cafe. While the selections may not be as extensive as other hotel buffet, but the details and execution are definitely superior. In comparison to Dusit Thani, Landmark hotel, even Centara Grand, I find that the quality is much higher and the food is tastier than most. Here's the photo recap of the buffet.
Cheese and charcuterie
|Assortment of fine cheeses
|Freshly sliced prociutto
Friday, February 17, 2012
Elegant buffet: Afternoon Tea Buffet at Sukhothai Bangkok hotel
Following my pleasant truffle making class with swiss chef, Laurent Ganguillet at the prestigious 5-star hotel, Sukhothai Bangkok, we were directed for an afternoon of leisure and afternoon tea. Only available Fridays and weekends, this is no ordinary afternoon tea, but an extensive buffet with 2 separate halls, one for savoury one for desserts.
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Monday, January 16, 2012
Centara Grand Hotel buffet: Wagyu beef & free flow wine
Every night Centara Grand opens up not one, but two restaurants for one epic buffet. Together, Ginger and the World offer a real trip for diners to get the finest fares from around the word. Located across each other, the restaurants are a fair distance to get to and each being extremely spacious. Ginger offers mainly Japanese and Chinese cuisines. At the other side, the World offers Thai, Indian, and intercontinental cuisines, a salad and raw bar, as well as a large selection of fine desserts. There is a different feature to the buffet almost every night. Thursday night is wagyu beef night. Meat lovers, you can't miss this deal.
|The first of many to come
Thursday, October 27, 2011
AYCE Ninkazu x Richmond Sushi
Ever since my college years ended, I was totally out of the AYCE japanese restaurants phase. It's not just a fact that I could pack a lot more in back then than I do now, but also the fact that I found a new appreciation in quality over quantity. Once in a while though, when the mood is right, I would still go on a sushi binging trip and devour everything in sight. I have already conquered E-Bei and Shabusen many moons ago, and wanted to try somewhere new. So, I visited the 2 popular AYCE places in Richmond; Ninkazu and the longstanding Richmond Sushi. Of course, I went to the 2 restaurants weeks apart. Doing AYCE twice in one week is a bit much for me to handle.
Deluxe all you can eat dinner for $22.95
Service was...meh, to say the least. Not friendly, not anything, just seemed very robotic. The menu seemed to me to be more attractive and "decked out" than most AYCE places.
So here's what we ordered:
Sushi, sashimi, rolls, and cones.
I actually enjoyed their maki rolls, a lot. The soft-shell crab and their dynamite roll were not overloaded with rice, but made fresh and very crispy inside. The cones, on the other hand, were heavily filled with rice with a teeny bit of filling.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Warming up at Little Sheep Hot Pot
I love hot pot in the fall/winter time.
Cooking raw meat, dumplings and vegetables in a hearty broth one at a time warms you right to the soul. And it feels pretty healthy, up until you dunk the freshly cooked meat into a sauce and fully coat it with oil. Hot pot is a meal which brings people together, whether it be family or friends as it is often a fairly large meal which may take quite some time to finish. As conversations take place while you wait for the food to cook, you may find yourself ordering more food after discovering the food you were waiting on have already disappeared before you get to it. But I guess it's also about the joy of sharing food. In the end, you can always count on leaving overstuffed and happy every time.
Located in Landsdowne Mall in Richmond, Little Sheep Mongolian Hot Pot, a large hot pot enterprise from Batou has become one of the busiest hot pot places in Richmond. With a large dining space, a sufficient number of staff and quick service, as well as fair amount of quality control of ingredients have made first time comers into returning customers. Our party arrived around 7 pm on a Thursday and had AYCE dinner which, at the end, came up to almost $30 per person.
What makes a hot pot place stand out from the rest?
I feel it's a combination of factors; freshness of ingredients, price, cleanliness does matter (I know some hole in the wall places that are amazing but I wonder about how clean it is sometimes). Most importantly, it's probably the broth that makes each hotpot place unique. We chose half of Little Sheep's famous original herbal soup and half of the spicy version. Both broths were flavourful and filled with unique herbs you normally don't find at any other hot pot restaurants. The spicy broth had more distinct cardamom spice flavour, which was aromatic, but became a bit overwhelming towards the end of the meal.
Needless to say, hot pot is not spectacular without its side kick, sauce! There is a condiment station where you can get as creative as you like in making your own sauce.
While having a long hot meal session such as this, I needed a cool refreshment to keep me going. Arrived the $2 refillable plum drink. It was a little bit tart and sweet, a very nice and refreshing concoction to go with the heavy duty meal.
The verdict:
Our party had a fairly good experience at Little Sheep. The food was fresh, and the broth was unique and delicious. The house made dumplings and various seafood balls were tasty as well. We did not have any issues with service. Although they were not the friendliest, they worked quite quickly in clearing the dishes, filling our drinks, and did not give us a time limit to finish our meal.
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Lunch buffet at Atrium, Landmark hotel
|Som Tum (papaya salad) station
|Seafood cocktail station
|Japanese station with sashimi, sushi, cold soba, tempura, and other Japanese delectibles
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Sunday seafood buffet at Oru
|With summer finally arriving here in BC, I must admit I had been slacking a lot with my posts and being out enjoying the sun. Since long weekend festivities are finally out of the way, I hope to get back on track with my regular posting soon. Over a week ago, I had the opportunity to try the Sunday seafood buffet at Oru, an Asian-Western fusion restaurant located at the Fairmont Pacific Rim. Just started in June, the buffet offers a blend of flavors from all over Asia. Despite Oru posting their menu online and I already read it prior, I still had hoped there was more variety of seafood fare being offered. I was still excited, nonetheless. Without further ado, here is the recap of the offerings.
|The first of many to arrive
|a small mountain and many more to come..
|Tuna belly and salmon
Cold seafood station - Now we're talking. Mountains of poached prawns, Alaskan king crab legs and snow crab claws, smoked salmon, sushi, and raw oysters. The snow crab claws and the raw oysters were my favorite. Endless batch of freshly shucked oysters, I felt bad for the poor gentleman at the station shucking these little guys that kept disappearing all night long. Though there was a variety of sushi, the quality was only satisfactory. Of course it won't rival with actual sushi restaurants. They weren't terrible, but the rice was dry and hard and the freshness of sashimi was only so-so.
|Salads as intermission, or palette cleansers
Hot food station - Aside from the mussels and the butter chicken (surprisingly), I found the rest of their cooked food were thoroughly disappointing. Poached sable fish was bland and mushy, halibut was also flavorless, and the paella was really dry. What a waste. I would recommend sticking to filling up on the cold seafood.
After a few more rounds...
Dessert time!
|feeding frenzy is musical chair-like
The verdict...
I have to say it was only okay. I would recommend stocking up at the raw bar, the mussels and desserts only. Now that I know what it's about, I'm not sure if I would be so keen on returning, or simply find other seafood restaurants that would give you a better bang for your buck.
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Wasting money at Dusit Thani Hotel Bangkok
While on our way to finding dinner one evening, my parents decided to make a quick stop over at Dusit Thani Bangkok, a 5 star hotel located in the heart of downtown Bangkok. My family has been visiting the hotel frequently ever since my sisters and I were little. Last year, the hotel suffered heavily from the civil unrest and has renovated since. We were off to a bad start that night just by pulling into the parking lot. As my dad signalled his car to park for a spot, the parking lot security let a Mercedes that came out of nowhere after us to steal our spot instead. I think we were all frustrated and wanted to start a riot, or at least say something. But since we didn't think it was worth our time, especially when the parking security seemed to be absolutely clueless and oblivious, we brushed it off and walked down to Dusit Gourmet to pick up some breakfast sandwiches. While I love their delicious seafood and prociutto sandwiches, I remember hating the arrogant, indifferent customer (no) service based on our experiences ever since the previous year I was visiting. Basically, once their gourmet bakery goes on sale at a certain time (whenever they feel like), they start treating customers like second class citizens instead. Alas, I was still standing there, waiting to get those yummy sandwiches for half price and receiving the usual cold attitude service.
Dusit Gourmet
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Shattering dreams: Intercontinental Brunch
So ever since I have been in Thailand since December, I have my mind set on the legendary Sunday brunch at Intercontinental hotel in Bangkok. After seeing and hearing stories about the epic luxurious brunch with Moet champaign free flow for,*gasp*, $75, I kinda made it a mission for my visit. HOWEVER, 5 months later, still no such brunch due to conflicting schedules. Now that I finally have the time, the red shirt mob or the UDD have managed to prevent my dream from actualizing. The hotel is forced to close from the public indefinitely. Seeing how the civil unrest is going, I don't think the possibility of me going to Intercontinental hotel for a Sunday brunch and enjoying myself will happen anytime soon. Bye bye food.... Bye bye Moet.......
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'Man v. Food' Coming Back to Milwaukee
July 19, 2017
The food of Milwaukee is getting another stint in the spotlight - this time on national television.
'Man v. Food', the Travel Channel show that's getting a reboot with new host Casey Webb, is premiering a new season on August 7th. The second episode of the season, airing right after the season premiere, will take place right here in Milwaukee!
Webb is slated to consume a massive Bloody Mary garnished with an entire fried chicken at Sobelman's, a pork shank at Mader's, and a huge Reuben sandwich at Jake's Delicatessen - named "The Commish", after former MLB Commissioner Bud Selig.
The show, in its previous iteration, came to Milwaukee in its fourth season.
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Without a case, an iPhone screen can shatter, but with Bumprz 2 the smartphone is secure when accidental drops happen and at the same time, the beautiful design of the iPhone is on display.
Oakland, CA (PRWEB) February 11, 2016
Bumprz 2, by Case of Steel, the world's most minimalistic iPhone protective case, today unveiled its latest crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter.
Bumprz, the anti-case, has solved the problem of big and bulky cases for iPhones by creating a thin and incredibly protective metal corner for all iPhone models, including the latest versions and colors for the iPhone 6 family (6 & 6+ models).
Its Kickstarter campaign will end the frustration of bulky cases that take away from the beautiful design of iPhones.
Bumprz creator Matt Veenstra came up with the concept after breaking yet another screen on a bike ride home. "I thought, why can't there be a case that doesn't detract from the original iPhone design," said Veenstra. "Why must we encase our devices in bulky, ugly plastics and rubbers that many users end up taking off anyway."
With this idea in mind, Veenstra teamed up with developer Jeff Tobler and Bumprz was born. In 2014, Bumprz launched a successful crowdfunding campaign with backers around the world raising over $30,000 to help launch the first version for the iPhone 5. Now they're launching Bumprz 2 for the iPhone 6 family on Kickstarter.
"Just like technology has improved with the latest version of the iPhone, so too has Bumprz with a new soft curved edge and improved adhesive," added Veenstra.
Made of strong metals and attached with amazing adhesives, this combination distributes the compressive and sheer energy of the impact and disperses it to the sides and face of the phone so it can withstand this force without failing.
"Without a case, an iPhone screen can shatter, but with Bumprz 2 the smartphone is secure when accidental drops happen," explains Veenstra. "At the same time, the beautiful design of the iPhone is on display."
Other features include:
- Manufactured out of stainless steel at 0.6mm
- Withstands drops on asphalt and concrete from 6 feet
- Does not interfere with docks, headphones or phones' mechanical controls
- Comes in black, gold and silver finishes
- Lifetime replacement guarantee
- Easy peel and stick install on your iPhone
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Bumprz are designed to give your phone the rare combination of style and freedom. Accidents happen and inevitably your phone will get dropped but now the days of costly damage are over.
When we first launched Bumprz, we learned it wasn't perfect. But thanks to the hundreds of suggestions, we have greatly improved the product and can't wait for you to try it on the iPhone 6 family.
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Senior Living at Symphony at Valley Farms
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Symphony at Valley Farms offers a senior living lifestyle that goes beyond your expectations. Our senior living community offers both assisted living for those who are seeking a comfortable, home-like environment with the opportunity for social interaction as well as In the Moment memory care for those who are experiencing memory loss.
Our In the Moment memory care program uses a unique approach to caring for those with memory loss. Rather than rely on pre-determined activities each day, our In the Moment program engages residents in the moment they are experiencing and provides a compassionate and meaningful interaction.
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A few mornings back I woke up feeling like I was missing a dog and a dog was missing me. I have pictured playing Frisbee with my new dog to be and later discovered there's an amazing world of Disc Dog fun out there!
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Chris N.
Saxophone Teacher
Chris's lessons:
Saxophone Lessons
My instruction focuses on fundamentals of the instrument which include: Concept of Sound, Tone Production, Technique, Embouchure, Breathing, Scales/Patterns, Equipment, etc. I also teach musical concepts/Theory which include: Reading, Rhythm, Time, 12 Key Centers, Chord/Scale Relation, Musicality/Expression, Jazz Improvisation, etc.
Of course, each lesson is tailored to the individual student's current level and ability, as well as the students learning style. For younger students, we start with the fundamentals (as stated above) and add concepts as the student progresses. For older students, it is important to see what it is they are interested in or if there is anything specific they would like to learn, and give them what they need to be guided in in the right direction. Regardless of age or ability, I make sure to present information from various angles and perspectives in order to find what works best for each student.
Greetings! Through my study of saxophone during these past 13 years, I have developed a deep love for music and have gained a great appreciation for the incredible impact it can have on our lives. I would love nothing more than to share my passion, whether it be through performance or passing on my knowledge through teaching to future generations. I'd like to show students how fun and rewarding it can be to develop the skill that is playing an instrument. The concepts and values acquired through the study of music can influence every aspect of life and will stay with with a student for the rest of their lives. This includes but is not limited to: creativity, patience/perseverance, discipline, learning new skills in general, time management/organization, memory, concentration, self achievement/reflection and much more. There is truly nothing quite like it.
Teaching Experience
I began teaching lessons in 2009 and have had the pleasure of teaching various ages of students from young to older adult. I have seen many of my younger students excel in their band programs, thus making their overall musical experience much more fun and enjoyable. I've also helped older students who never had the opportunity to play an istrument begin their musical journey by teaching them the fundamentals of music and the instrument. Through my own and other's experiences, I've found that taking lessons at the beginning stage of learning an instrument greatly maximizes a student's potential and increases their desire and passion for musical growth, versus a student never having the chance to realize the joys and benefits of music and thier own potenitial because they had no one to guide them propperly. I hope to be able to inspire musical growth through my own passion for music and teaching.
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My main goal is to show students how amazing playing music can be. Nothing is more fufilling than watching a student become inspired to grow as they grasp new ideas and develop a new skill. It is important to instill efficient and productive practice values in a way that that is exciting and fun, and that will foster the desire to learn and progress. Because each person processes information and ideas differently, it is my job to find the best way to "click" with each student in order to maximize their learning and understanding. I make sure to get to know my students by discovering their individual learning style, as well as what inspires them, in order to create customized lessons that ensure a fun and productive experience for each student.
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Joan Osborne: Little Wild One
Joan Osborne made her name playing Manhattan clubs Wetlands and will celebrate her life in New York over the past twenty years on the new album Little Wild One.
'It's a place-specific album,' Osborne said in a statement. 'I was reading a lot of Walt Whitman and thinking about his spiritual view of what a city can be. I think we were all newly grateful for the experience of the city after September 11.
For the project, Osborne reunited with producer/writers Rick Chertoff, Rob Hyman and Eric Bazilian, the creative team behind her breakthrough Relish. The singer will preview material off Little Wild One when she performs at Pleasantville, NYs Pleasantville Music Festival this Saturday. Graham Parker, deSoL and Back Door Slam are among the other acts on the bill.


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Zoik Inflatable Instructions
Zoik Kayak Assembly and Inflation Instructions:
1. Unroll the Kayak on a flat surface with top side up.
2. Inflate the side tubes.
3. Next, inflate the I-beam floor until it is firm but not real hard. When the floor is fully inflated you should be able to push your thumb into it about ½" without too much effort. Be careful, when off the water, to deflate the floor or keep it out of the sun.
4. Thwart Assembly:
a. Inflate the thwart ( backrest) about one half of full inflation.
b. Insert the thwart into the kayak at the most comfortable paddling position for you. Remember that this thwart can be adjusted to any position inside the boat.
c. When you place the thwart in your chosen position with the valve facing toward the back of the kayak, and the thwart seam should be facing downward.
d. Two webbing straps hold the thwart in place. Feed one webbing strap down through the drain hole in the attached floor and back up through the adjacent hole. Place the two loops of the webbing strap onto the cambuckle and clip it to the d-ring on one end of the thwart. Repeat for the other side of the thwart.
e. If you have the tandem kayak, insert the second thwart now following the same procedure.
5. Now finish inflating the thwart to the pressure that is most comfortable to you. Sometimes slightly soft is more desirable.
Zoik Raft Assembly and Inflation Instructions:
1. Unroll the raft on a flat surface with top side up.
2. Inflate the four chambers of your side tubes. NEVER INFLATE ONE CHAMBER OF YOUR BOAT TO THE FULL 2.5 PSI. Always inflate all the chambers evenly, 1/3 at a time, working around the boat until all chambers are inflated up to the 2.5 recommended PSI. This is very important to keep from damaging the baffles or bulkheads.
3. Thwart assembly:
a. Inflate thwart to about one half of the full pressure.
b. Insert the thwart into the raft at the best position for your application. You have two options.
c. When you place the thwart in your chosen position the thwart seam should be facing downward. The valve can be facing forward or backward, whichever is most convenient for you.
d. Apply 303 (or liquid soap) to the aluminum paddle so that it will slide more easily.
e. Place the loop on the end of the thwart between the two loops on the side tubes. Slide the paddle through the three loops from either side whichever is easier.
f. Repeat for the other side of the thwart.
g. Follow the same instructions for additional thwarts.
h. Inflate thwarts to the full 2.5 PSI. Now the thwarts are tight against the side tubes and the paddles cannot be removed.
i. Under each thwart is a 1.3" D-ring (except for the 12' model). Pass the the strap through the D-ring and secure tightly around the thwart. This helps to hold the floor up in the middle for better drainage. If the thwarts are removed so a row frame can be used then these straps may be attached to the frame.
4. Using a Row Frame: There are 2" D-rings on the inside of the side tube by each thwart (except for the 12' model). When using a row frame, remove the thwarts and attach the frame to these inside D-rings with straps before securing the frame to the outside D-rings. The inner straps should go up and over the tube and around the outer bar of the frame. Draw straps up firmly to pull the side tubes out so the floor will be tighter. Then attach your frame to the outside D-rings.
5. Caution: When using rafts in whitewater, either the thwarts need to be installed and inflated or a properly fit row frame used to maintain stability of the side tubes.
How to fix a leak on the river (temporary repairs)?
- Included with each new Zoik Inflatable is a repair kit containing a tube of one part glue, a small piece of fabric the same color as your boat and a valve tool.
- This glue is only for temporary patches such as an emergency repair of an air leak while on the river due to a puncture of an air chamber.
- Use the following steps for temporary repairs:
a. Cut a patch from the fabric (in your repair kit) about one inch larger
than the hole.
b. Clean the patch and the area to be patched with MEK
(methyl ethyl ketone).
c. Apply a thin layer of glue from your repair kit on the area to be patched on the boat and on one side of the patch. (Make sure not to put glue beyond the area to be covered with the patch.)
d. Let the glue dry about 15 minutes or until no longer tacky. Then apply a second coat of glue to both the patch and the area on the boat to be repaired. This time, just wait until the glue is almost dry, but still a little tacky. Place patch on damaged area. Press out all air bubbles and roll patch firmly.
e. Let dry for 20 minutes before continuing on your float trip.
f. Remember, this is only a temporary "on river" repair. After returning home, your boat needs to be re-patched by a qualified repair person.
g. It is always a good idea to carry some high quality duct tape with you on the river, as it can be used to stop small leaks.
How to make a permanent repair?
Repair Instructions Using Two-Part PVC Glue
Items Needed:
– Pencil
– Scissors
– Patch material
– MEK (methyl ethyl ketone) — may be purchased at any paint store, Lowe's, or Home Depot
– Piece of cloth to apply MEK
– Two-part glue (glue and accelerator)
– Glass or metal bowl or cup to mix the glue and stirring instrument
– 1 inch paint brush — cut the bristles so they are only about half as long
– Small roller or screw driver with rounded handle
– Hair dryer
These directions work well for small cuts up to one inch. A larger cut needs an inner patch and is best done by a professional.
1. Cut a patch of material generously larger than the cut to be patched and round the corners.
2. Lay the patch in position on top of the area to be patched and draw around it with a pencil. This marks the area to be glued.
3. Clean the patch and the area to be repaired with MEK. This not only cleans the area but prepares the material so the glue will penetrate and hold better. For PVC it is not necessary to do any buffing.
4. Mix glue and accelerator in your bowl or cup in correct proportion, mixing only as much as you will need for this repair. The accelerator you received is the proper amount of catalyst for the amount of glue you received. We have found estimated proportions work just fine. A more precise measure is 120 drops per 8 ounce cup.
5. Using the cut off paint brush, apply the first coat of glue to both pieces that arebeing joined. Let the glue dry thoroughly between coats — approximately 15 minutes or until it is not tacky.
6. Repeat the same procedure for the second coat of glue.
7. When thoroughly dry, apply the patch in the correct position, pressing from the center outward to eliminate air bubbles.
8. Using a small roller or the rounded end of a screw driver, press firmly on the patch in all directions. At the same time, apply heat as this is very important to re-activate the glue. A hair dryer on high works well. It is not recommended for someone without experience to use a heat gun as it can easily get too hot for the material.
9. Allow the glue to cure (with the boat inflated) for 24 hours before use on the water


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Is she not wearing any makeup? This is fantastic. Emily is so hot.
Beautiful body as always, and her anus is absolutely perfect in image 109, amazing.
Double Emily, one in real and one in the water (reflex)!!! Nice...♥ ♥ ♥
Emily: 9
Set: 2 (mainly for overall strange greenish/yellow color cast and seemingly underexposed shots)
This overall kind of funky color cast might in fact be a function of M/A's processing software and not the fault of Erik. Does anyone see a problem ... especially frame #52... looks like it's been shot through a greenish chlorine gas fog.
I think you mean OVERexposed, as in too much light. That isn't really the case, the lighting is really "flat", meaning there's very little direction, hence no 3D feeling of shape. Low contrast flat lighting is pretty uninspiring, right? (This is my field, I know of what I speak)
If you look at the tiles behind her, you can see reflections of Erik's lights. It looks like he blasted a single strobe into a large reflector, near the camera position. What you get is ugly lighting... : (
But Emily is NEVER ugly, and thankfully there are some keepers. After all, you gotta be grateful for an invitation like #109! My goodness!
Of course you're right about the Under/Overexposed thing... my bad... brain in neutral there.
I mentioned this to Rose a while back but I wanted to see if you see it too. _Sometimes_, after the sets get run through the M/A processing software, as is done to generate the "cover/clean cover" shot (at least in the thumbnails) a color shift becomes evident. I see one here (at least on my end).
The "cover" shot thumbnail, as compared to the rest of the thumbs on the first page, shows a decided color shift. (Or maybe it's that the body of the thumbs shows a shift away from what appears in the cover shot - can't tell which is which.) But if you look at the light-colored tiles, the color shift is really noticeable - at least I can see one. Do you see it too?
Just curious...
Right, the "cover" shot is more green/cyan as compared to the other thumbs. Not a huge difference, but noticeable. I was NOT aware that M/A runs the sets through processing software, I wonder what the purpose of that is. As a professional (retired actually) photographer, it would be interesting to talk with the image processing people there. Would that be Rose?
Sometimes I'm appalled at the color shifts and overall technical quality issues I see in the sets, and other times I'm genuinely impressed at the care to detail I see. Oh, and then there's the model, that's a big topic, but now I'm just addressing the photographer's part in things. So I always blame or praise the photographer for the technicals. It didn't occur to me that M/A has a hand in it. If so, there should be more consistency. (???)
In this case Emily makes up for everything, but I seem to be in the minority who notices the technical aspects of these sets.
no there are not any gas fog,shot #52 - it is reflection in water, like in mirror.
Ok... now I get it... Erik was shooting the reflection itself on the water's surface. Just looked to be a really "odd" coloration from the rest of the set. Thanks.
She is like a tender flower on fresh grass! Love those reflection shots, such flat water here is a perfect mirror...
Emily has a beautiful pale complexion .Choice of a bland background does not do Emily any justice as she seems to merge with the pale back drop. A vibrant background is needed for Emily's sets IMHO .


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1. When we launched our invitation for nominations last September, we said that a spirit of openness would characterise our work - subject only to the rigorous protection of the confidentiality of nominees. Her Majesty The Queen has confirmed her intention to accept the recommendation of the House of Lords Appointments Commission and details have been announced of the first 15 peers to be appointed under the new arrangements. These are available on our website, together with this short account of our work so far. Copies are also available by telephoning 020 7276 2315 or from the Commission's offices at 35 Great Smith Street, London, SW1P 3BG.
2. Our report sets out:
An account of the process we have gone through and some facts and figures on the breakdown of the 3,166 nominations we received by 17 November 2000.
Some of our own thoughts and comments as to what we consider went well and where we might make improvements.
Some issues that we feel need to be addressed in going forward.
3. As always, we welcome any thoughts and feedback from nominees and others - either by writing to us at the above address, by fax on 0207 276 2109 or by e-mail on email@example.com
4. The Commission made a number of changes to the process of identifying those who might be recommended for appointment as independent, non party political peers. (We have used the term " independent non party political peers" rather than the traditional "cross-bencher" as those sitting on the crossbenches in the Lords include peers who are party political).
- First, we have made it possible for people to nominate themselves either through the post, fax or the web. Any eligible citizen may honourably apply to be considered for membership of the House of Lords. At the start, we insisted on self-nomination because we wanted to underline that anyone becoming a member of the House of Lords needs to show strong personal commitment. Our further thoughts on this are set out in paragraph 23 below.
- Second, we published in full the criteria that we would use in assessing nominees. We also published the process that would guide us in our task - as far as we were able to forecast this at the time.
- Third, we made clear that those to be appointed should undertake to contribute to the work of the House of Lords. Until now, for those peerages announced in the Birthday and New Year's Honours lists there has been no such condition unless appointed as working peers.
- Finally, we decided to invite candidates to meet us - like anyone being
considered for a particular job or public appointment.
5. The launch, in September 2000, also broke new ground in opening up the process for recommendations on the appointment of new peers through an approach already widely established in looking for high quality applicants for jobs or public appointments. People knew how and when to apply and we made clear that we were looking for outstanding people from all parts of the country. We sent out 15,000 information packs, and recorded 5,000 hits on our website.
- We wrote to some 10,000 organisations covering almost every sector of society setting out our aims, our selection criteria and our processes. We asked them to identify suitable candidates and also help spread our message to those who worked with them and for them.
- We began a series of meetings around the country to share our approach
and to encourage people to think seriously about coming forward. So far we
have visited Edinburgh, Cardiff , Manchester and Belfast. We intend to
continue with this programme.
6. By 17 November, we received 3166 completed nomination forms, of which about 500 came via the web.
7. We then began an extremely rigorous sifting process - with a number of checks and counter checks to ensure that the criteria were applied consistently at all stages.
8. Before the assessment began, a number of objective eligibility checks were made on all nominations - for example, it is a statutory requirement that those considered for appointment be UK, Commonwealth or Irish nationals, aged over twenty one. Where these criteria were not met we wrote to nominees to ask them for clarification. As a result a number of nominations were ineligible for further consideration.
9. We then tested the assessment process against the published criteria to make sure that consistency would be maintained through a number of sifting stages.
10. In a first sift, the Commission worked with six trained sifting teams to assess all the nominations over a period of two months. During this stage, the Commission made a series of random checks on the process to ensure that assessments remained consistent with the selection criteria. This did not result in changes to these assessments. Each team member undertook an initial assessment based on the published criteria and their separate assessments. These were discussed and agreed jointly before being passed to the Commission for the next stage of sifting. Where a team was unable to agree an assessment, this was made clear when putting this forward to the Commission.
11. Nominations which had come through the first sift were looked at independently by at least two Commissioners, who then discussed and agreed a joint assessment. Where a Commissioner team was unable to agree, a nomination was discussed further with other Commissioners.
12. As a further check on the process, the Commission Chairman personally reviewed the assessment of all 3166 nominations and identified a very small number of nominations to be re-considered by the Commission. In a further review, the Commission Secretariat put forward others. In addition, each Commission member considered full details of those nominations that had not come through previous stages.
13. At a full Commission meeting, it was agreed to invite nominees, whom we judged as the most outstanding against our published criteria, to meet us. The sheer quality of nominations received meant that we met more people than we would be able to recommend.
14. At interview, each nominee met at least two Commissioners, including the Chairman - at some three or more Commissioners were present. The same procedure and format was used for each interview.
15. Following interviews, the Commission went through a series of discussions before approving the final list. In all these, we sought to identify those, who in our judgement, were the most outstanding nominees in relation to the criteria for selection that we had established. This was a difficult task in the light of the very high quality of nominations received. However, it is worth noting that although, of course, there were some differences of view, we were able to reach agreement quite easily on those we wished to recommend for appointment.
16. We have set out this process in full. We have said that we intend to be as transparent as is consistent with protecting the confidentiality of nominees. We also wanted to make clear that whilst in such tasks inevitably judgements have to be made, we have approached this with the care and consideration it deserved. This has involved looking at a large number of nominations several times to make sure that a rigorous, meticulous approach was taken in supporting these judgements.
17. The Commission has set out publicly its procedures to ensure that all
prior knowledge, acquaintance or friendship with nominees would be fully
We wish to emphasise the importance placed on declaring even the slightest acquaintance with a nominee - for example, if a Commissioner had shaken hands with someone once twenty years ago and could remember that meeting - it was declared.
18. At the initial sifting stage, Commissioners recorded any acquaintance with the 3166 nominees. At the later stages, individual Commissioners completed more detailed declarations and these were made available to all Commissioners. Overall, at each stage, Commissioners knew only a small percentage of the nominees being considered. It is interesting to note that of the 15 nominees recommended for appointment, no Commissioner had met more than six before the start of the process
19. For the record, we wish to make clear that no member of the Commission was approached about a nominee in a way that he or she felt was not open or proper or where he or she felt it was necessary to declare that attempts had been made to influence him or her in a way that would affect the objectivity of the judgement of the nominations.
20. Annex A provides a breakdown of the nominations we received. Given our
methodology, this final profile is self- defining. However, we want to look
to a future where we can benefit from our experience of these new
arrangements so as to take the initiative, perhaps, in encouraging
nominations from a wider range of the UK population. We said that we hoped
that by opening up the process we would attract outstanding applications
from groups that are under represented in the House of Lords and the
following comments may be of interest:
(a) Some 20% of nominations came from women. This is a rather larger percentage than for most British institutions. But it falls short of what we were hoping to achieve in view of the current under-representation of women in the House of Lords.
Although we received a good number of outstanding applications from women, we would like to receive more. We will continue to encourage women with the skills and experience to contribute in the Lords to come forward to achieve a balance that better represents the people of the UK. It has been put to us that allowing only self-nomination may have discouraged some women. In the next round, for a variety of reasons, we will be allowing nominations put forward by others (see below).
(b) Some 15% of the nominations came from members of ethnic minorities - nearly three times the proportion of these groups in the population as a whole. We were pleased to receive a number of high quality nominations - as reflected in our recommendations - and it is clear that we have been able to make a good start.
(c) 45% of the nominations received were from people living in Greater London or the South East - compared with 26 % of the UK population as a whole.
We would like to have received a larger number of nominations from people living outside London and the South East. Of the 15 people we have recommended for appointment, nine have their main address in London or the South East and six live outside this area. However, of the nine, the majority were born and brought up elsewhere; in fact, only four of the 15 nominees may truly be said to have come from London and the South East.
There is no question in our view that the issue of both distance and the expenses and allowances available to members of the House plays a part in this. This is not strictly our concern. However, it may be worth observing that someone living within, say, an hour's travelling distance from the House of Lords will find it easier to balance their responsibilities there with those of their working and family life than people living, say, in Newcastle or Belfast. In addition perhaps it is also worth noting that there is often a pressure on people to come to live in London and the South East in pursuing their personal careers or interests.
We hope to encourage further outstanding people from other parts of the country to come forward and we will be continuing with our programme of visits across the United Kingdom to get this message across.
21. At this time, it is not yet clear how the next stages in the reform of the House of Lords will be carried forward. Clearly, we must take account of any developments in our work. Subject to future changes, we will continue to invite nominations with a view to making future recommendations.
22. For our first list - and in the light of the very new and unprecedented arrangements - we thought it right to set a date by which nominations needed to be received. Last September we had no idea how many nominations we might receive and therefore to help us in an unknown task we decided to consider all those received by 17 November. From now on there will be no closing date. The process of inviting and considering nominations will be a continuous one, punctuated by the Prime Minister's requests for recommendations on the appointment of further independent non party political members of the House of Lords.
23. Features of our work before we consider a new list of recommendations would likely to be:
(a) We will shortly be announcing that we will be happy to consider nominations from other people as well as self-nominations. As explained above, the process of self-nomination was designed to underline the personal commitment required. But it is possible that some strong candidates may have been reluctant to take the initiative themselves although they were ready to undertake the necessary commitment if nominated by others. We are anxious to widen the field of outstanding people who may help to do this.
(b) We plan to write again to the same 10,000+ organisations (and others) to make it plain that we continue to look for people able to make a contribution to the work of the Lords and to seek their help in finding them.
(c) We will continue the process of getting to know through interviews those nominees that we might consider recommending over the next few years. These will include people we have already had the opportunity to meet but did not recommend this time and those that we would like to interview but have not yet had the opportunity to do so.
(d) In addition, as mentioned above, we plan to hold a series of meetings across the UK to which we will invite people from every sector of the community in the hope of stimulating outstanding nominations.
24. Finally - and at the risk of straying into territory that is not strictly our concern - we raise the issue of life tenure. We are concerned that those we have recommended for appointment will enter the House of Lords under the " old order" - appointment for life under the 1958 Life Peerages Act. We note the Wakeham Report recommendation that membership at the House of Lords in the future should be for a fixed and limited term and that a number of nominees we interviewed also raised this issue.
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1. The regional background of nominees is taken from the address in the nomination form. We believe that the figure for London is substantially overstated since many people working in London during the week regard their regional background as elsewhere in the United Kingdom.
2. The House of Lords figures are based on our analysis of the biographies of current peers.
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JEFFERSON CITY - After a seven-day trial, a Cole County circuit court jury ruled in favor of a woman suing Jefferson City Public Schools for discrimination.
Karen Ray filed a lawsuit against JCPS for discrimination based on sex and age she experienced while working at Jefferson City High School. According to the lawsuit, Ray also experienced loss of self-esteem, humiliation, emotional distress and mental anguish in addition to economic damages.
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Ray works as a teacher for Nixa Public Schools, and her salary is $10,000 less than it was, not including the stipends she also earned through teaching journalism courses. According to Egan, Ray has the right to request future damages from the judge.
JCPS Superintendent Larry Linthacum sent out a statement to all JCPS staff. Linthacum said he was in the courtroom all seven days of the trial.
"It was a painful experience but a learning experience for me as we work toward becoming a premier school district in the state of Missouri," Linthacum said.
Linthacum said JCPS is committed to a work environment that is safe, supportive and free from harassment, discrimination and retaliation.
"Every day, we have a tremendous opportunity in giving all students hope for a better tomorrow through our schools. For this to happen, I believe we have to build a culture in which all district employees are motivated to be difference makers in the lives of students," Linthacum said.
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In December of 2009, it will be fifty years since my first trip to jail. Fifty years! It's amazing how time flies, except in prison where hours seem years and years seem ages.
I was partially released from prison in August of 2008 after ten years detention, six of which I spent in a high-security facility, loafing around, playing cards and reading books to kill time. I was so bored that I even got around to writing my own story.
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I have no literary ambitions whatsoever, and the main reason why I decided to publish this book was to answer the questions my children kept asking about my past. So this is how it all began...
"Wow, it's just like the movies!" said David
A persistent stench of cabbage soup was just creeping up my nostrils, and the heavy door of Toulon's Saint-Roch prison closed on us with a loud clang. Above us, the glass roof was dimly lit by the pale December sunlight. The U-shaped building spread all around us three floors high. The floor was gleaming from a mix of wax and rancid grease. A huge net was hanging across the empty space in the middle, supposedly to prevent suicide and murder. I couldn't help but shudder. I should probably have been scared but in fact I was rather excited.
I had just turned fourteen. I had left childhood without noticing it, to then fall into this iron and concrete nightmare. It was two days before New Year, two days before a new decade: the 1960s.
The cakes set out neatly on the table in the corridor looked strangely out of place in these austere surroundings. Cream slices, chocolate éclairs and cream puffs sat staring at us, begging to be eaten.
We hadn't eaten anything for the last two days but a couple of stale ham sandwiches. "So this is prison," I thought. It hardly seemed to be the nightmare everyone told you it was. It looked more like a dream to me. A soft nudge by the guard woke me from my blissful daydream.
They took us to the anthropometry room. Despite its barbaric name, it was quite harmless: they weighed us, took our pictures, measured us, and took our fingerprints before asking all kinds of questions on our family history to make sure none of our ancestors were crazy, then they moved us to another room for the body search.
"Get naked! Kneel! Cough! Stick your tongue out! Lift your feet! Throw out your arms..."
While I was struggling to follow the never ending flow of orders being barked at me, I couldn't help but watch the eyes of the examiner, to check if he was peeking at people's fronts or at their backsides, and to figure out if he was actually enjoying it or just going through a painfully humiliating routine.
After going through the frozen shower and being sprayed with a variety of disinfecting powders to get rid of all the bugs, we left our civilian clothes behind, and put on the official minors' uniform that we would wear until we left this gloomy place. It was made out of coarse brown wool, just like the blankets they gave us, and the shirts had been cut from the same cotton as the sheets. We also got a pair of shoes, a towel, a glass, a bowl and a plate made of Pyrex, a knife and fork, and a lump of Marseilles soap.
We followed the guard down the corridor carrying our two identical bundles.
"Hey kids," he said, "how did you end up here two days before the New Year, did you kill someone?"
He spoke with the same heavy Corsican accent we were used to hearing in our neighbourhood, and it made us feel at home, so we warmed to him a little.
"No sir, we're robbers. In fact, I'm surprised that you haven't heard of us."
"And who did you rob may I ask, the Bank of France?"
David stuck out his chest, and defiantly answered: "Don't you read the papers? Ever heard about the famous 'Coast skimmers'?"
The guard didn't seem to appreciate his cockiness and he was eager to let him know:
"Well I don't care where you've been messing around. I don't want any of it in my quarter. I am the one who calls the shots in here, so don't mess with me. But follow my orders and you'll be just fine. Do you understand?"
"Yes sir!" we both said, lowering our heads to hide an irrepressible fit of laughter.
I got a cell on the second floor. The bedsprings were squeaky and the straw mattress was filthy and smelly. In the corner was a squat-toilet. A sink and a small cupboard completed this Spartan accommodation.
You were only given a table if you accepted to work fitting springs on clothes pegs with a nail stuck in the middle of the table. It was awful work, but you took it just for the table, and for the extra food of course.
Above the cell door, a speaker boomed all day long with the silliest of radio shows. On Sunday mornings, we listened to mass, and those who wanted to could do gymnastics. There was a window with iron bars but if you looked out from it you were punished. As soon as the door slammed shut, I couldn't help but run to the window to see what was on the other side.
Ironically, I saw the courthouse. I could spot the great big windows of the office where we had met with the judge just a few hours earlier.
"I will squeeze you like a lemon." he had told us, during a tea break, before doing just that with the slice of lemon that was in his cup.
We had to leave our trousers on a hook in the alleyway and our shoes on the floor before being locked up for the night, that way, if one of us decided to saw the bars off his window and escape down a rope made from the sheets into the courtyard, and then jump over the two rows of walls, he would end up half naked in the cold winter night, like Cinderella waiting for her carriage.
After two sleepless night on the concrete floor at the police station, and two days of endless questioning by the cops and the judge, I was tired as hell, but I didn't fall asleep right away. I couldn't help thinking about my mother. What was she doing at that very moment? Was she still crying? Was she still under shock from when the police had stormed our house?
It wasn't the first time the cops had come round, but when they had told her to get my wash stuff, she had understood right away how serious it was, and that I might be away for quite a while. Poor mother! She had cried and shouted, telling them they were all beasts, that they couldn't take her little one, and that I couldn't possibly have done anything wrong.
In a way she was right, at least I didn't believe that I was doing anything wrong by breaking into posh houses. I didn't ever break anything. I just picked up the cash and any random valuables I saw lying around. I was under the naïve delusion that if there was no crime, there would be no punishment. But is it really a crime to steal when you are hungry? Well, maybe it wasn't a crime, but I had to admit it was most definitely a failure: here I was now, locked up in jail and still as hungry as ever.
On the first evening, I hadn't managed to swallow hardly any of the disgusting soup dished out from two huge pots guarded like a treasure by a prison officer in arms. The smell had carried me years back to my miserable childhood, and I had felt my stomach heave. The inmate serving the soup had noticed my distressed look and had given me a gentle smile.
"Don't you worry, kid. By tomorrow you'll be hungry enough to eat anything." he had said. And sure enough, the next morning when I met once again with the two gigantic pots, soon after the wake-up call at six thirty, my stomach was rumbling in anticipation.
They were filled to the rim with watery liquid – the first the colour of coffee, the second with a remote milky hue, and moments later I was eagerly dunking a slice of rye bread in a large bowl of this infamous "café au lait", and rather enjoying it too.
While the speaker was booming with cheesy pop music for those who wished to get a bit of morning exercise, I washed with the water from the tiny sink, so cold I had to apply it in brief splashes shaking like a scared kitten. There was no heating in the cell, and it had been so cold during the night that I had shivered all through it, even with my socks on.
When the door opened, the warden told me to make the bed immaculately, and warned me against lying down on it during the daytime – unless you had a medical certificate, you were severely punished for doing so.
Making any sort of noise was also forbidden, and it was one of the hardest things for me to get used to at first. Street life in Southern Europe is always full of noise and life, but here, most of the time, all you could hear was deafening silence so you never stopped thinking.
"Time for the walk, proceed to the yard…" cried the speaker, setting halt to the maddening carousel of questions going around in my head. Unless the doctor advised against it, you had to go for the walk, so I half-heartedly got up and slowly headed down the corridor.
But what a pleasant surprise it was, when the door opened, to see David's face smiling back at me. We stood next to each other in the line, trying not to look too smug. As we marched down the steps, we saw a group of adults also waiting to go out for a breath of fresh air. We tried to scrounge a few cigarettes from them, even though we knew they would get sent to segregation if they were caught giving them to minors, but you would always find a good Samaritan willing to put a smile back on a kid's face.
I started smoking like most kids do, to avoid fidgeting too much when chatting to girls. I bought my first cigarette from the chemist. It was eucalyptus flavoured and, ironically by today's standards, it was supposed to cure bronchitis. In those days most people smoked, and the tobacco industry was eager to make you believe that its products would enhance your manhood, and instantly turn you into some kind of Superman. New brands would regularly pay people to stand in the streets handing out free four-cigarette packets to passers-by.
Until the early seventies, a packet of cigarettes was part of each young Frenchman's daily ration during the obligatory military service, thereby encouraging and sustaining the state monopoly of the SEITA. At the time, lung cancer clearly was not a priority. But that's the way of the world. Do what I say, not what I do, says the state, or I'll send you to the galleys, and if you're real lucky, we'll even let you smoke yourself to death.
The yard was camembert-shaped. Each different group of inmates had a territory you had to keep clear of. I quickly figured out that we would have to act tough to avoid being picked on, and since I was the youngest of all the inmates I had to act even tougher.
I was quite capable of holding my ground in a fight, as David had found out for himself in the past, but this time it was better to keep a low profile and slowly establish a reputation for ourselves, so I decided we should get out to work right away.
David owed me one, since he had grassed on me to the cops, so I cornered him and told him he had better do what I said and keep his mouth shut from now on, not just for my sake but also for his own. He was eager to get even and later on he never lost an opportunity to brag about me to the rest of the pack.
"Yeah," he would say, "my mate here has balls. He always went in first when we were looting a place, and he was always the best at sniffing out where the money was."
A prison courtyard is probably the best place to be for a young apprentice criminal. You're always learning new tips and hearing about interesting jobs. That's probably why the system sends you to jail in the first place, to give you a theoretical crash course to bigger stuff, so they can catch you again once you're out. That way the never ending game of cops and robbers keeps going its unalterable course.
At the time I was first jailed, I was still quite an amateur. The first thing I did upon entering an empty villa was to ransack the fridge. To me a fridge was the symbol of unlimited wealth: we didn't have one at home, and eating all I could was my poor man's revenge against the rich. After feasting all I could, I would grab any cash or jewels I found, leaving everything else, since I wouldn't have had a clue what to do with it.
I remember one day picking up a silver snuff box just because I found it pretty, Two days later the newspapers spoke about a theft worth several million francs, involving professionals and a truck. Insurance frauds are quite common, and many a peaceful bourgeois would be surprised to find out from one of us how little he knows about his own neighbours' treacherous ways.
On New Year's Eve, dinner was served an hour earlier, at 6 pm. We got a huge plate of steak and chips, and one of those beautiful cakes that had been tempting us the day we arrived. We also got a parcel from the Salvation Army, with a few sweets and two oranges. Since then, I have had endless respect for the institution, and whenever I see them in the streets singing Christmas Carols, I go out of my way and give them all the change I have.
At midnight we heard the customary chorus of shouts and horns from the happy crowds passing by, and we answered with our own concert of howls and clanging of all sorts, just so that Fate would not forget us.
I quickly settled into life in jail. I learned to make a lamp out of a water glass, a wad of toilet paper and a bit of oil or margarine. Like most other things it was utterly forbidden, but to keep from dying of boredom I had started reading an awful lot, and I desperately needed the light at night.
It was amazing how time flew when I was absorbed in a book. At times, I even got through two a day. Thanks to my little lamp, I ploughed my way through Victor Hugo, Eugene Sue, Zola, Alexandre Dumas... Every night I escaped from the solitude of my cell to a marvellous world of adventures, identifying with the characters' sense of honour and friendship, with their fearfulness and stoicism in the face of adversity.
That year the winter was colder than ever, and it snowed on the Mediterranean coast, which only happens once or twice in a century. I would set fire to old pieces of newspapers, to heat my frozen fingers when I wished to write to my mother. I had managed to steal a box of matches and to make them last longer, I had quartered each one with a razor blade. But although I burned newspapers abundantly, I would never have set fire to a book. It would have been like desecrating the heroes I worshipped.
Two other guys had been caught with us but they were both over twenty-one, so they were locked up in another section and we weren't able to meet up with them in the yard either. Fortunately though, Guy, the older of the two, had been put in the cell just beneath mine, so at night we were able to speak, or rather yell to each other through the window. He told me one evening that he would be seeing his family the next day so I decided to send him what we called a yoyo (a note attached to a piece of string), telling his brother where to look for a part of the booty, some diamonds I had buried in the garden at home while my mother was out working.
I carefully twisted my treasure map at the end of the string so it wouldn't fall, and then started lowering it towards him, but then, all of a sudden, I lost control of my frozen hands, and the yoyo went crashing down into the yard, just where the night watch would pass a few minutes later. How stupid of me!
The next morning two guards marched me down the long tunnel to the courthouse, where the judge was waiting for me with a nasty smile on his face.
"Well then, young man, you are contemplating a career in literature from what I gather. Is this your writing?" he said, displaying the note.
"I don't have the slightest idea what you're talking about, sir." I answered.
"Trying to play smart, are we? I'll soon teach you. I read your file, you are awfully young."
What could I say? Of all people, how could he have understood? Besides, I was too proud to explain.
My father left home when I was only five years old, and since then, my mother had been slaving as a cleaning lady to raise me and my brother. She had started working to support her family as a young girl when she they come to France fleeing from fascist Italy.
My older brother had been away for a while too, fighting that bloody colonial war in Algeria, meaning I was left to myself most of the time.
How could the judge understand, with his gold rimmed spectacles and his Errol Flynn moustache? When I was seven, we had to queue at the soup kitchen for our meals until my mother found a job. I still feel nauseous now whenever I get a whiff of cabbage soup.
Maybe it all started because my mother was an honest, simple woman, who tried to give me moral principles, and teach me to honour traditions. So I ended up thinking that soup kitchens were a punishment for honest people's toil. "Not for me," I thought. "If this is what you get from being honest, well tough to honesty."
Could I tell this self-satisfied, patronizing judge that the only Christmas presents I ever got were the used and broken ones my mother brought home from the rich people's homes she cleaned, with a few leftover bits of turkey? That the first bike I had, when I was eight, was one I stole because I thought it unfair that some rich kid had one when I didn't? I wasn't aware yet at the time that righting a wrong only makes the world more unfair.
When I turned ten, my mother made countless sacrifices to save money and bought me a beautiful copy of Jules Verne's Around the World in Eighty Days. I can still remember its red and gold engravings. That's probably where I first got the urge to travel. She wanted so strongly for me to become "someone" that she also let the salesman talk her into buying an Encyclopaedia on credit and ended up deep in debt for the next few months.
We both knew, the judge and I, that we came from worlds apart. His was bent in keeping me down where I belonged, amongst the oppressed, the working class, the cannon fodder of their absurd imperialistic wars. But I wanted to escape from this shoddy destiny, and jump over the wall of fate to enter the precious garden where I imagined the rich harmlessly reclining in the endless bliss of effortless pleasure. Was it really such a crime? I didn't choose to become a delinquent.
"You aren't born a criminal Your Honour, you become one," I thought. "I probably wouldn't be here facing you if my father had been someone responsible, from a wealthier background – someone like yourself."
Of course I wasn't the only kid stuck in such a situation. Most kids in my neighbourhood, where poverty was the norm, were just as bad off as I was. But how was that supposed to make me feel better about the whole situation?
When I was ten I bit the bailiff who kicked us out of our home when my mother could no longer pay the rent, but we had no choice but move to the Mourillon area, which was poorer still.
Although I was quite good at school, I got distracted thinking too much about girls, and I ended up leaving school aged thirteen, without the certificate for elementary primary education.


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