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By REUTERS | Monday, 11 August 2014 07:02 PM EDT
Williams was pronounced dead at his San Francisco Bay Area home Monday, according to the sheriff's office in Marin County, north of San Francisco. The sheriff's office said the preliminary investigation shows the cause of death to be a suicide due to asphyxia.
The Marin County coroner's office said Williams was last been seen alive at home at about 10 p.m. Sunday. An emergency call from his house in Tiburon was placed to the Sheriff's Department shortly before noon Monday.
"This morning, I lost my husband and my best friend, while the world lost one of its most beloved artists and beautiful human beings. I am utterly heartbroken," said Williams' wife, Susan Schneider. "On behalf of Robin's family, we are asking for privacy during our time of profound grief. As he is remembered, it is our hope the focus will not be on Robin's death, but on the countless moments of joy and laughter he gave to millions."
Williams had been battling severe depression recently, said Mara Buxbaum, his press representative. Just last month, he announced he was returning to a 12-step treatment program he said he needed after 18 months of nonstop work. He had sought treatment in 2006 after a relapse following 20 years of sobriety.
From his breakthrough in the late 1970s as the alien in the hit TV show "Mork and Mindy," through his standup act and such films as "Good Morning, Vietnam," the short, barrel-chested Williams ranted and shouted as if just sprung from solitary confinement. Loud, fast and manic, he parodied everyone from John Wayne to Keith Richards, impersonating a Russian immigrant as easily as a pack of Nazi attack dogs.
He was a riot in drag in "Mrs. Doubtfire," or as a cartoon genie in "Aladdin." He won his Academy Award in a rare but equally intense dramatic role, as an empathetic therapist in the 1997 film "Good Will Hunting."
He was no less on fire in interviews. During a 1989 chat with The Associated Press, he could barely stay seated in his hotel room, or even mention the film he was supposed to promote, as he free-associated about comedy and the cosmos.
"There's an Ice Age coming," he said. "But the good news is there'll be daiquiris for everyone and the Ice Capades will be everywhere. The lobster will keep for at least 100 years, that's the good news. The Swanson dinners will last a whole millennium. The bad news is the house will basically be in Arkansas."
Following Williams on stage, Billy Crystal once observed, was like trying to top the Civil War. In a 1993 interview with the AP, Williams recalled an appearance early in his career on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson." Bob Hope was also there.
"It was interesting," Williams said. "He was supposed to go on before me and I was supposed to follow him, and I had to go on before him because he was late. I don't think that made him happy. I don't think he was angry, but I don't think he was pleased.
"I had been on the road and I came out, you know, gassed, and I killed and had a great time. Hope comes out and Johnny leans over and says, 'Robin Williams, isn't he funny?' Hope says, 'Yeah, he's wild. But you know, Johnny, it's great to be back here with you.'"
In 1992, Carson chose Williams and Bette Midler as his final guests.
Like so many funnymen, Williams had dramatic ambitions. He played for tears in "Awakenings," ''Dead Poets Society" and "What Dreams May Come," which led New York Times critic Stephen Holden to write that he dreaded seeing the actor's "Humpty Dumpty grin and crinkly moist eyes."
But other critics approved, and Williams won three Golden Globes, for "Good Morning, Vietnam," ''Mrs. Doubtfire" and "The Fisher King."
His other film credits included Robert Altman's "Popeye" (a box office bomb), Paul Mazursky's "Moscow on the Hudson," Steven Spielberg's "Hook" and Woody Allen's "Deconstructing Harry." On stage, Williams joined fellow comedian Steve Martin in a 1988 Broadway revival of "Waiting for Godot."
More recently, he appeared in the "Night at the Museum" movies, playing President Theodore Roosevelt in the comedies in which Ben Stiller's security guard has to contend with was figures that come alive and wreak havoc after a museum closes. The third film in the series is in post-production, according to the Internet Movie Database.
In April, Fox 2000 said it was developing a sequel to "Mrs. Doubtfire" and Williams was in talks to join the production.
Williams also made a short-lived return to TV last fall in CBS' "The Crazy Ones," a sitcom about a father-daughter ad agency team that co-starred Sarah Michelle Gellar. It was canceled after one season.
"I dread the word 'art,'" Williams said in 1989 when discussing his craft with the AP. "That's what we used to do every night before we'd go on with 'Waiting for Godot.' We'd go, 'No art. Art dies tonight.' We'd try to give it a life, instead of making "Godot" so serious. It's cosmic vaudeville staged by the Marquis de Sade."
His personal life was often short on laughter. He had acknowledged drug and alcohol problems in the 1970s and '80s and was among the last to see John Belushi before the "Saturday Night Live" star died of a drug overdose in 1982.
Williams announced in 2006 that he was drinking again but rebounded well enough to joke about it during his recent tour. "I went to rehab in wine country," he said, "to keep my options open." The following year, he told the AP that people were surprised he was no longer clean.
"I fell off the wagon after 20 years and people are like, 'Really?' Well, yeah. It only kicks in when you really want to change," he said.
Born in Chicago in 1951, Williams would remember himself as a shy kid who got some early laughs from his mother — by mimicking his grandmother. He opened up more in high school when he joined the drama club, and he was accepted into the Juilliard Academy, where he had several classes in which he and Christopher Reeve were the only students and John Houseman was the teacher.
Encouraged by Houseman to pursue comedy, Williams identified with the wildest and angriest of performers: Jonathan Winters, Lenny Bruce, Richard Pryor, George Carlin. Their acts were not warm and lovable. They were just being themselves.
"You look at the world and see how scary it can be sometimes and still try to deal with the fear," he said in 1989. "Comedy can deal with the fear and still not paralyze you or tell you that it's going away. You say, OK, you got certain choices here, you can laugh at them and then once you've laughed at them and you have expunged the demon, now you can deal with them. That's what I do when I do my act."
He unveiled Mork, the alien from the planet Ork, in an appearance on "Happy Days" and was granted his own series, which ran from 1978 to 1982 and co-starred Pam Dawber as a woman who takes in the interplanetary visitor.
"I am completely and totally devastated," Dawber said in a statement. "What more can be said?"
Following his success in films, Williams often returned to television — for appearances on "Saturday Night Live," for "Friends," for comedy specials, for "American Idol," where in 2008 he pretended to be a "Russian idol" who belts out a tuneless, indecipherable "My Way."
Williams could handle a script, when he felt like it, and also think on his feet. He ad-libbed in many of his films and was just as quick in person. During a media tour for "Awakenings," when director Penny Marshall mistakenly described the film as being set in a "menstrual hospital," instead of "mental hospital," Williams quickly stepped in and joked, "It's a period piece."
Winner of a Grammy in 2003 for best spoken comedy album, "Robin Williams — Live 2002," he once likened his act to the daily jogs he took across the Golden Gate Bridge. There were times he would look over the edge, one side of him pulling back in fear, the other insisting he could fly.
"You have an internal critic, an internal drive that says, 'OK, you can do more.' Maybe that's what keeps you going," Williams said. "Maybe that's a demon. ... Some people say, 'It's a muse.' No, it's not a muse! It's a demon! DO IT YOU BASTARD!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! THE LITTLE DEMON!!"
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French Word A Week: Glace A La Vanille
I'm always fascinated to see how events, things and people come together sometimes. I remember when I was still working in a restaurant kitchen that I could spend one night plating nothing but fancy chocolate cake adorned with pretty caramel twirls and the next the only thing people wanted was two scoops of sorbet. What bug was whispering the same thing to their ears the whole time? How could a dozen people at once get the same fancy for chocolate cake or ice cream?
Ever wondered why in one day or one week a lot of the same thing surfaces over and over again?
Here it was ice cream this week. Lots of it. For us, for work, for fun. It made me realize that some of you might be visiting France in the summer and what better words to learn than "Vanilla Ice Cream"? You never know…
So here it is: Glace a la vanille!
One evening my dear and lovely gave me his best smile (the one I can't say not to) and asked "have you ever thought of making gluten free ice cream sandwiches?" "Hmmm…yes," I said "the thought occured to me. And your point is?". Once again, he gave me the grin and I acquiesced."Alright, alright….I give up. Ice cream sandwiches coming right up".
It really helps that I am up for any sort of sweet concocting and experimenting in the kitchen…Ahah!
The ice cream sandwiches in the picture above are from a feature with a retro theme I did this week. I was handed a plate of ice cream sandwiches made by one of the chefs on staff and they were good, or so I hear. I then proceeded to a gluten free version once home, down to the dotted look, (fooled B!) which I will post next week.
Have a great weekend!
P.S: Lots of you asked where I got the green cups in the previous post (Anthropologie – I also have the brown set which I love) which made think of posting my sources whenever I can remember (some are old – some are new -some are from antique stores – some are from home).
Flower bud vase: Wal-Mart
Mini cake stand : Sur La Table
Straw: Bake It Pretty


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Monday, October 15, 2007
Um, Just how Many Cameras do you Have on You?
In every frame of the segment, I noticed my three year old jumping around like the monkey he is. And I just love the part where I tell him, "You get to have pudding for breakfast. No one else does!" Sounds like I'm bribing him, doesn't it? Not that I'm above a little bribery now and then, but my toddler had just had a tonsillectomy and was crying because he couldn't have a waffle. I was trying to explain that waffles were too scratchy for his throat and it was special that he got to have pudding for breakfast. Yep, that's me, perfect mom that I am, feeding my kid chocolate pudding for breakfast on national TV.
Anyway, the woman who interviewed me and wrote up the segment, Barbara Pinto, is awesome! She was so nice and, despite the fact that she leads a much more exciting life than I can imagine (she flew into a hurricane to cover the news!), she seemed genuinely interested in me. Here's the story she wrote on Mommy Bloggers.
Tooth Update~
I love my dentist! Whenever I have a tooth problem, this guy fits me in his schedule right away. I suspect he even skips his lunch time to see patients who have emergencies. He cracks me up too. He used to be so uptight when I'd have my kids there at the office. If he heard the baby, out in the waiting room with my husband, cry, "He'd get this worried look on his face and nervously ask, "Should you get the baby? I think I hear him crying. Do you want to go see what's wrong?" Now that he has a daughter of his own, his attitude has changed to one of, "Your baby's crying? Really? I didn't notice any crying." Funny how that works, isn't it?
Anyway, I lay down, got my pretty blue bib pinned on, and opened my mouth. My dentist took a look at my gums and said, "AAAEEEWWWW!" as he kind of jumped back. I'm thinking to myself, "this can't be a good thing when your dentist says 'Ew'." So he sticks a hunk of cardboard in my mouth to give my gag reflex a work-out while he takes an x-ray. The good news is the tooth is fine. Hooray! The bad news is that my gum is infected, however, a week of antibiotics and I should be good to go. Next week, he'll fill the first of many, many craters in my teeth.
Fridge update~
The repairman who came to my house last week told me that he'd have to order the part. Perfectly understandable that they wouldn't keep replacement parts on hand, them being an appliance repair service and all. He said it should be in by Saturday or at least by Monday. I hadn't heard anything from them, so I gave a call this afternoon and asked when they were expecting to get the part in stock. The girl on the other end of the phone replied, "Oh, we have that part in stock now." She made it sound like they'd had it forever.
"Umm ok, were you ever going to call and let me know? Do you realize I have a family of eight and we've been working without a refrigerator for a week?""
Anyway, it's scheduled to be fixed on Wednesday.
Bye Bye Birdie update~
I misunderstood my son. He didn't have to sing a song from the movie. He just had to wear a costume and/or bring in a prop and talk about the musical from the chosen character's point of view, using that character's mannerisms, and speech patterns. Whew. He did his presentation today and didn't vomit or pass out. Life is good!
My daughter, in typical little kid fashion, jumped up and down again and again and again this evening while saying, "Look at me! Mom, look at me! Look what I can do! Mom, look! Watch me!" I eagerly watched to see what she'd come up with this time. I absolutely love watching the kids' impromptu shows; watching them sing, dance, or otherwise perform. This time, it was a gymnastics exhibition. My daughter put her hands down on the floor and kicked her legs up. Right into my face. Oh well, why not have both cheeks hurt? At least I can say I'm balanced. ;)
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If I scream and yell and say, "Look at me! Look at me!" will you get mad if I accidentally kick you in the face while I attempt a hand stand?
http://awholelotofnothing.net - October 15, 2007 at 11:38 PM
- Martin Noziglia Mene said...
Hi Dawn, Im Martín from Argentina and im very interested in reading your blog.
Because of this i wrote a post in my argentinian blog. I hope you visit it.
Congratulations by the way!
Best regards
pd: I saw you in ABC yesterday - October 15, 2007 at 11:43 PM
I am reading this and noticing the time. It's amazing that as Moms we seem to be in it for the long-haul at night. Here it is 11 PM and I am just now getting to my computer. Amazing how it feels like it was only 11 AM not long ago! My 5 year old son asked me one time, "Mommy, why do you stay up longer than me? Why don't you just go to bed like you tell me?"
IF ONLY IF ONLY!!!! I wish I had the time, but unfortunately there is no maid that comes in and magically gets things done. Of course that works for my husband! Amazingly that little helper happens to be me.
Congratulations on your success! You've made me enjoy laughing on those days when there seems to never be an end!
Dawn in Kansas - October 15, 2007 at 11:48 PM
I saw you on the news - you were fabulous!!!! You looked great- seriously - you looked very put together! (which is what you would not find if you came to my house) :-) your hair was brushed!
- October 15, 2007 at 11:49 PM
- All moments remembered said...
You need to wrap up in Bubble wrap!! LOL!! You nut! Glad your tooth is going to be okay!! Enjoying emailing with Mimi now! Julian is my hero for courage!!
Have a good night!!
Stacey - October 15, 2007 at 11:57 PM
ah i wish i had known to turn on the tv! i cant believe i missed you!! is it possible for you to get a copy and post it online?
- October 15, 2007 at 11:58 PM
For those of us who didn't get to see the interview, will you post a link? I'd really like to see it!
- October 15, 2007 at 11:58 PM
Way to go on TV. My favorite part of the broadcast was when Jackson appeared to reject his sandwich and pushed it away from him. At least that was my impression of the event.
HE, Illinois - October 16, 2007 at 12:03 AM
- Victoria said...
Great spot on WNT!! Congratulations!
Can you spare like, a hundred of your readers? That'd be great, k, thanks.
I mean, jebus, woman! 20-30K!! You rock!! - October 16, 2007 at 12:06 AM
I was mistaken. It was Clayton who rejected his sandwich. I knew that, I just got confused.
HE, Illinois - October 16, 2007 at 12:09 AM
I missed the interview and would LOVE to see it! Is there a web link you could post for us so we could watch it online???? Thanks!
- October 16, 2007 at 12:10 AM
- Jennwith4 said...
That dentist was just like my husband! He was soooo uptight about babies until ours came along. Actually it took him a little while to get used to our first one.
- October 16, 2007 at 12:16 AM
- Kami said...
Hi Dawn, I got on the ABC website because I missed the segment. I could read the article, but wasn't able to get the video to work. Have you been able to watch it online? I love your blog!! Thanks for all your doing for moms everywhere.
Kami (mom to 2 sets of twin boys) - October 16, 2007 at 12:22 AM
- Jan Scholl said...
so for those of us with no broadcast tv, will we be able to see this on the internet or via You Tube or something?
- October 16, 2007 at 12:22 AM
I think the moron repairman needs to be whacked in the head. How stupid is that to have the part in and not take care of the customer. Wonder if it has anything to do with not being wiling to pay the service charge. I would definitely complain big time!!!!!!!!!
What a relief for your son and you too that he doesnt have to and perform. Altho he'd probably be happy if he could just take the costume and hang it up and say this is the costume and wave his hand towards it.
Glad to hear your tooth isnt as bad as you thought!!!! Just think a few more quiet times at dentist and youll be smiling pretty!!!!
I missed you on tv. Though I rarely get to watch tv even the one my hubby put in kitchen has kids surrounding it most of the time. Especially the older ones!!! Most night I DVR shows I like to watch and stay up til 1 or 2 am catching up while I fold clothes vacuum and ect. Wish I had a heads up that it was going to be on!!! Oh well maybe one day I'll get to see ya!!!
Seriously call that repair place back and make heads roll!!!!! Take care, Elisabeth - October 16, 2007 at 12:24 AM
- B said...
I saw you on TV!!! :)
As a new mommy blogger it made my heart sing to know that this phenomena could make the national news! Congrats.
I love the blog, btw.
I'm glad you're puttin' it out there for all the momma bloggers in the world. It's truly great! - October 16, 2007 at 12:31 AM
my husband pointed out the piece tonight on the news.
you are very real and hilarious!
six kids, wow. that's amazing. - October 16, 2007 at 12:55 AM
I saw you on TV this evening. I think it's so awesome that mommybloggers are getting noticed. I started mine not too long ago. I haven't taken to writing about my daily experiences just yet. I want my blog to be more of a collection of articles and a place to learn how to make money from home. I guess you have scored there! I hope to reach your level soon!
-Lisa, mother of 3 -- yes that's enough for me :) - October 16, 2007 at 1:49 AM
Hi Dawn
I just finished reading the article about Mummy Bloggers (sorry, I'm too aussie to even type m-o-m-m-y!). What a great idea, to use your material for a sitcom. I can see parents around the world rolling around the floor laughing so hard that they cry already! You'll never know how often I split my sides laughing reading your blog, and having my kids asking "what so funny Mum?". Of course, they're not parents, so they never get what I find so hilarious! - October 16, 2007 at 2:11 AM
- LouAnne said...
I dutifully watched every night last week and wouldn't you know we had to go to Costco tonight and I missed you on TV.
I too went to the ABC news website and although next to your story there is a little video icon, the video doesn't seem to be there.
I am SO bummed! I wish I could have recorded the news tonite; I usually do, but our vcr died & we have this new digital dvd/vcr and neither of us can figure it out!
Ah technology! - October 16, 2007 at 2:38 AM
They replayed your tv spot bright and early this morning. I caught it by accident. Congrats on the news coverage and your success with your blog.
- October 16, 2007 at 4:46 AM
- Karen said...
Congrats on being aired on TV! Sorry I missed it. Hope you're feeling better with your meds soon. Gotta love a good doctor! He sounds like a keeper. I'd call the fridge warranty place and complain. We ended up getting all the money returned for our TV that malfunctioned while under warranty because of a snag in fixing it. And we got to keep the TV!
- October 16, 2007 at 6:34 AM
- Suburban Correspondent said...
Please post a link to the video segment! And have fun with your "me-time" at the dentist.
- October 16, 2007 at 7:10 AM
- NadineDiwanyFit said...
Hey Dawn!! I saw you yesterday on ABC news, all the way to Egypt!!!! you looked amazing. I was so thrilled, I actually thought i might miss it cause it was supposed to air a long time ago, but surprise surprise, i was watching the news yesterday and all of sudden you're there!! yay!!
- October 16, 2007 at 7:35 AM
Yes, please post a link to the WNT interview for those of us who missed it (and don't have TIVO or anything even close to modern TV technology)!!
- October 16, 2007 at 7:51 AM
- Krys72599 said...
I was washing dishes post-dinner when my husband went and turned the TV on. All of a sudden, over the sound of the water, I hear him say, "Do you read mommy blogs?"
While I *did* take time to turn the water off, I RAN to the living room in time to catch the end of your interview! By the way, my rubber gloves dripped all over my nice hardwood floors 'cause I never took them off when I went to watch World News Tonight! Another chore I had to take care of... Sigh... - October 16, 2007 at 8:03 AM
- Michelle said...
The impromptu shows may never cease!
Last night as i was taking a moment for myself and playing music on my computer, my 8 yo begins to choreograph a ballet dance number to "Assassin's Tango" (the song played in the restaurant scene in the movie Mr & Mrs Smith). Of course, not to be left out of the attention giving, my 11 yo joins in. Life is good! - October 16, 2007 at 8:09 AM
- Rhonda said...
I happened to have the news on yesterday, and saw your segment. I remembered you saying it would be on and they cut you for something else. I was so glad I was watching the night they finally decide to broadcast it. I have been reading ever since the eBay auction. It was nice to see you and the children in action. Good luck with your book.
- October 16, 2007 at 8:30 AM
- Heather Everingham said...
I just have to say at our house it isn't called bribery we call it incentive! Nothing wrong with a little incentive, I probably give my kids incentive daily...
- October 16, 2007 at 8:30 AM
- Nicki said...
Sorry I missed the interview. I wish I'd caught it. Anyway, glad you aren't going to require a root canal--antibiotics are much easier. And hopefully life will be easier with a full size refrigerator. I really don't know how you've managed without it!
- October 16, 2007 at 8:42 AM
I saw your segment on WNT and loved that they featured mom bloggers! I'll be back to read more!
- October 16, 2007 at 8:43 AM
Loved the segment on the news....especially the part about the pudding...how hilarious? Total crack up. Mom's connect all over the world through blogging, it's wonderful and powerful...
- October 16, 2007 at 8:52 AM
I saw you last night on TV!!! I was flipping channels and just happened to come across it. I read you blog every morning and just laugh! Thanks for the morning giggles. P.S. I think your family looked great on tv!!!
- October 16, 2007 at 8:52 AM
I am a new reader and enjoy your blog so much... Imagine my surprise when I flipped on the TV at 3 AM (yes that's right - I randomly flip channels at 3AM - the only time I have control of the remote)and saw a story on mommy bloggers. In my stupor, I suddenly realized, "Hey, I know her..... " Proudly, I was able to stay coherent for the entire story! You were awesome. I was glad to see the faces behind the blog....Nice to meet you. Don't worry about how you looked.... You should have seen me! ;0)
- October 16, 2007 at 9:03 AM
I saw you on tv last night!!! I was so excited.... it was like one of my best friends was on tv. I read your blog everyday and look forward to it!! Keep the giggles coming!!
- October 16, 2007 at 9:27 AM
- Kemp Kuties said...
My Mom's of Mulitples group was talking about your blog and I decided to visit. Next thing I know, you're on ABC News w/Charlie Gibson. (Totally recorded it too).
My favorite: who else gets to have chocolate pudding for dinner?
I've been blogging since July and love it. My twin daughters (almost 1-year) want their own keyboard to type on too. I see a blog in their future...
Amanda - October 16, 2007 at 9:38 AM
I thought it was Joey that asked "how many cameras are on you?" :-)
- October 16, 2007 at 9:42 AM
I saw you on the news! Great job - it is nice to see your success!
- October 16, 2007 at 9:44 AM
I missed the TV thing but just went and read it on their web site. It was great. I missed it cuz I was feeding 10 kids supper, My 7 + 3 daycare..I love your blog for one main reason it's familiar. And it's those things we might not see as funny at the time that when retold seem hilarious.
- October 16, 2007 at 10:05 AM
Darn It!I was even watching t.v. last night(Dancing with the Stars)which is really rare for me,but I turned the tv of before the news was on. Oh well,I guess there's always next time.
- October 16, 2007 at 10:15 AM
Although I missed your segment on TV, I did get to read the story. I remember clicking on a link to your eBay ad and laughing, simply because I could relate to the whole Pokemon phenomenon.
Six kids, my goodness! (I can barely manage my three). And to live without a fridge for a week is simply superhuman.
I've added you to my google reader so I can keep tabs.
PS - Take the book and sitcom deal. Do it for us mommy bloggers everywhere! While your blogging experience is certainly unique, you gotta ride the wave. Congrats! - October 16, 2007 at 10:16 AM
- MamaGeek @ Works For Us said...
Wow, I saw you too! HOW DOES IT FEEL TO BE FAMOUS? *Wink*
Kudos to you! - October 16, 2007 at 10:26 AM
- AutoSysGene said...
Glad the tooth is on the way to being fixed and the refrig, too.
Aren't kids tricks so much fun... - October 16, 2007 at 10:28 AM
$4,000 a month!? I'm in the wrong business...
- October 16, 2007 at 10:33 AM
- ShellyBlake said...
I just read the article (I missed the show last night)...and you're being asked to write a sitcom? What a great idea! But where on earth would you find the time! LOL
- October 16, 2007 at 10:49 AM
- Michelle said...
So cool that you were on the news!!!
- October 16, 2007 at 10:52 AM
- Julia said...
I saw that on the news! I walked into the kitchen and was like "OH! I KNOW WHAT THIS IS!" and my parents looked at me like I was nuts. Dad blinks a few times and goes "uhh yeah... it's the news..." to which I roll my eyes and say "yes but no. it's the news broadcast thing of the mom who writes the blog I read. she's awesome." my stepmother gets this offended/amused look on her face and says "if I started a blog would you think I was awesome?" no answer is necessary to this blasphemy.
- October 16, 2007 at 10:53 AM
- ashley nicole said...
I was driving at the time and missed it...boo! But, yay for you and no more tooth pain!!
Have a great day!! - October 16, 2007 at 11:00 AM
- SJayneI said...
Love the Blog! I want to know how you make so much money from blogging. I work with a site, but only make pennies a month. I desparately want to stay home with my kids, but need some extra money!! Can you help?!?!?!?
- October 16, 2007 at 11:00 AM
- Unknown said...
Let the Blogging Begin
Well, thank you Jeannie, Dawn, and ABC for giving credibility to blogging. My good friend, that would be Jeannie, (and avid reader of the newspaper articles and small Magazine I design, write, and occasionally publish free to the public when we can afford to print it) saw Dawn's story on ABC News. Knowing me, she called and said, "This is for you, it is what you were born to do." Don't you love when rhymes slip out like that?
A few years ago, during one of my many searches for legit publishers and writing sources, I'd read about blogs and considered it, I think I even created one. But I had never heard of it or any actual people who did it, I asked my husband what he thought about my blogging and he said that it would be great if I started jogging. When I told my mother that I had thought of blogging on the internet she became distressed and said that she thought she had taught me better than that.
SO, still searching for a way that I could write with a freedom of speech Celebrate Magazine was born, and although we have some subscribers, we have no advertisers, (enough said). Still, writing is like breathing to me. It relieves my stress, helps me think more clearly and has probably saved my life and the lives of others who I may have written a letter to then shredded!! LOL Seriously, writing is more about helping people in daily life and making them laugh. So today I join the jogging nation because of you Dawn, (I mean blogging nation). With my many personalities (I mean, points of view) it will be anything but boring. Perhaps you will give me a read at http:\\multidistracted.blogspot.com - October 16, 2007 at 11:35 AM
- Kandy Seaton Smith said...
I'd find out how long they've had that part in stock. But then, I'm mean that way LOL.
I'm really sad that I missed you on TV...hopefully it'll be on YouTube soon and I can catch you then :)
Glad your tooth is fine...praying the antibiotics kick in soon and you're pain-free in no time :)
I can't count the numbers of times my kids have whacked me in the face with various body parts/household objects/sporting equipment/etc. I love your attitude though :) - October 16, 2007 at 12:27 PM
- Denise said...
OH NO! I missed it! :( I hope a link can be posted up. I looked on abc world news and all I could find was an article on you but not the segment. :(
- October 16, 2007 at 12:28 PM
this is the link to the article..i can't seem to find the link to the video..yet!
Mom Blogger: 'It's Like We're 'The Brady Bunch,' Without Alice'
CONGRATS!! - October 16, 2007 at 12:31 PM
I'm new at this. I actually was thinking about getting into this and I saw you on TV last night. Great story. I'm somewhat of a late bloomer when it comes to a stay at home mom. I was missing out with my son and decided that I couldn't miss out anymore. It was scary at first, but I have every bit of faith that it will work. After seeing story, believe it or not I got an extra boost from it.
Any advice for this newcomer??????
Stay At Home Late Bloomer :o)!
"Loving it" - October 16, 2007 at 12:40 PM
- Mari said...
Congrats for getting your story on ABC! Hahah, that comment you made about Chandler and Monika, priceless; so funny! I must commend you for just being yourself, writing about your family and getting a huge national television network interested in what you do. I just started blogging, although I don't have the hits you do! I'm going to email you because I need advice! Great job!
- October 16, 2007 at 12:53 PM
Hi, I went to the ABC site and I couldn't find a video, but the story is at http://abcnews.go.com/WN/story?id=3731658&page=1
I'd love to see it, though! Do you think ABC would post a link to it on your site? - October 16, 2007 at 1:13 PM
- Kimberly said...
Oh yeah OFCOURSE it was on and I missed it !
I really hope someone taped it and YOUTUBE it for those of us who missed it !
I emailed you by the way
http://sahmommys.blogspot.com/ - October 16, 2007 at 2:30 PM
- Magnoire La Chouette said...
Saw you on TV!!!
I guess I'm not one of your normal viewers...
47 and single and CHILDLESS!!!
Well, I do have an 81 year old Mama I live with.
Actually, I've have very limited experience with children.
I'm a Reference Librarian but with the State Library of Louisiana and we don't have a Children's Section.
But your writing reminds me of Shirley Jackson's two books about her children called Life Among the Savages and Raising Demons. Yes, that Shirley Jackson who wrote the horror classics The Haunting of Hill House and The Lottery.
I do remember growing up with 2 big brothers and my oldest brother was the one who could come up with some interesting ideas that would lead the rest of us into trouble.
Keep up the good work!!!
Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler!! - October 16, 2007 at 2:37 PM
I missed the interveiw! : ( Are you going to have a link for it so those you missed can see it. You're my hero... reading your blog lightens my day. I'm living vicariously through your success!! Good luck with everything.
Mary in Arkansas - October 16, 2007 at 3:48 PM
Hi Dawn, Guess who I saw today at noon on our city news channel in Alberta, Canada?? yup, it was YOU, in the flesh. They were wondering when you found time to blog with all those kids. LOL But the male news guy said Moms always have time to themselves about midnight. LOL
Louise from Alberta, Canada - October 16, 2007 at 6:22 PM
It was so cool to see you on tv last nite!!! I was practically jumping up and down telling my husband "THAT's the woman from eBay!! I read her blog!!!" LOL
You have a beautful family....congrats on *everything*!!
A mom in NJ :-) - October 16, 2007 at 8:15 PM
Is your ABC appearance available anywhere to see?? I missed it!! Help! :)
- October 16, 2007 at 9:14 PM
- Unknown said...
I am so sad I missed!!! I should have been recording each day, but lets be honest I really don't understand most of what is on there.
Lets home they run it agina sometime soon! - October 16, 2007 at 9:24 PM
Gee Dawn,
I went to the dentist about three weeks ago to find out I had several new "craters" to fill, but that most of my previous ones were "old" and had to come out: to the tune of 13 (I know why it's not lucky) and 2 crown. That makes 3 for me. Am I a queen yet? The only good thing about all this is that I'm getting rid of the aluminum wheels in my mouth and my mouth doesn't actually look like a black hole (like I walk around with it open for everyone to see). Well, as much as I'm paying, now I do, who cares what they think! - October 16, 2007 at 9:51 PM
- Brandi said...
I missed it, but I'm glad your segment finally aired. You don't have to worry about "crying wolf" anymore!
http://owings8.blogspot.com/ - October 16, 2007 at 10:46 PM
- Becky said...
LOL, I'm cracking up at all the people congratulating you on getting to keep your tooth! Now a corporate business person or some other professional employed outside the home might raise a puzzled brow at such a thing. Being the SAHM's that many of us are, however, between changing diapers, cleaning crumbs out of carseats, tackling mountains of laundry, getting dinner in the crock-pot, shuttling kids to sports practices and other myriad details we spend our days tending to... these...these are the small victories that we spend our days striving for! Corporate execs might delight in contracts landed, or increased quarterly profits...but our victories, though smaller, are no less important. Ours might not come in the form of a saved tooth, or a broken fridge miraculously still under warranty, but we've all been there in our own way and do rejoice right along with you, Dawn, because these, these are the days of our lives.
- October 17, 2007 at 2:41 AM
- taximom2 said...
Dear Dawn-
It's Wed. and I just read your post on Mon about the visit to the dentist. I must tell you that as a dental hygienist, your gums may have an infection due to STRESS!!!!YES, STRESS...as if STress doesn't screw up everything else in our lives, it is also a common factor in why one develops gingivitis!!!! GREAT. PLEASE don't take the advice I've read in your comments about getting dentures! HELLO-OOO! That's the worst thing to tell anyone unless your teeth are periodontal-laden!! I live in Mississippi and OH at the mouths we treat, I've seen some beauties let me tell you. But someone who is young, and beautiful with a little gingivitis is easier to fix than your FRIDGE!!!! Take those Antibiotics and FLOSS! HA! GET REAL- I'm a mom too so who has time for that?! As I floss my patients teeth I often wonder - Did I floss my own this week? hehehe
Take Care and keep seeing that Dentist- HE SOUNDS Like a Great guy!-Take care
MoM in Mississippi- or should I say Tooth Fairy in Miss!!!! - October 17, 2007 at 8:40 PM
- divanicki75 said...
Can someone please post the video on You Tube or the link on here? The ONE night I missed the news, Dawn was on :(
Mommy 2 Mikey & Mia - October 17, 2007 at 10:34 PM
You made National Geograhic's Green Guide Blog.. ...
Why Moms Don't Go Green
11:11 am - October 16, 2007
(Hint: it's the same reason they rarely comb their hair or complete a thought.)
If Leonardo and Al ever wonder why the average American mom is not embracing the Green Movement with zeal and passion, all they need do is read this hilarious eBay auction:
This posting is written by the woman who writes mom2my6pack.blogspot.com. She auctioned off some Pokemon cards she purchased after her kids threw the pack in her cart unbeknownst to her. I don't think I've ever seen the routine hilarious madness of a mom's typical day described with this much accuracy. If Melissa Etheridge can handle what this mom is managing and simultaneously find a way to do the ingredient checks, price comparisons, and careful scrutiny to ensure that no phthalates will leach from the plastic bottles, no non-organic matter went into the cracker production, and no pesticides were sprayed on the apples, well then hell, she deserves more than that Oscar….
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During that decade, the Reagan administration – with the support of Congress – sent billions of dollars worth of unconditional military and other support to the right wing-junta in El Salvador, just as the Obama administration is today with the right-wing government in Israel.
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When Amnesty International and other groups investigated the El Mozote killings and found that it was indeed a massacre targeted at civilians by the Salvadoran army, members of Congress denounced these reputable human rights organizations as "biased." There was a similar reaction when Amnesty and other groups documented similar Israeli war crimes, with Congressional leaders accusing them of "bias."
Even when the Salvadoran junta murdered international humanitarian aid workers, that right-wing government's supporters in Washington insisted that the victims were actually allied with terrorists and that they somehow provoked their own deaths. We're now hearing the same rationalization regarding the attack on the humanitarian aid flotilla in the eastern Mediterranean.
The difference is that, back in the 1980s, members of Congress and the administration who were responsible for such policies were targeted with frequent protests, including sit-ins at Congressional offices and other kinds of nonviolent direct action. Unlike supporters of the El Salvador's former right-wing government, however, today's Congressional supporters of Israel's right-wing government seem to be getting a free ride.
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The problem is less a matter of the power of AIPAC and the "pro-Israel lobby" as it is the failure of those on the left to demand a change in Obama administration policy. Progressives must recognize that the lives of Arab civilians are as important as the lives of Central American civilians; that it is just as inexcusable for the United States to support a government that kill passengers and crew on a humanitarian flotilla in international waters as it is to kill nuns, agronomists and other civilians working in the Salvadoran countryside; and that, when it comes to international humanitarian law, the differences between the policies of Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama are not as great as we would like to think.


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BALTIMORE (AP) — History will show that Simon Pagenaud won the 2013 Grand Prix of Baltimore.
The lasting image of Sunday's race, however, will be Scott Dixon stuck in his car against the wall after another unfortunate run-in with rival Will Power.
Pagenaud charged to the lead after a series of collisions involving several other contenders on the bumpy, challenging street course that runs through the middle of the city.
None of those mishaps was more significant than the one involving Dixon and Power.
Last week at Sonoma, Dixon held the lead until he received a drive-through penalty with 15 laps to go for hitting a tire in the left hand of Power's tire holder. Power won the race.
On Saturday, Power spun Dixon during practice. Then came Sunday, when the duo ran into each other again — quite literally.
During a restart on the 53rd lap, Power swerved right in a crowd in front of Dixon while trying to pass Sebastien Bourdais. Power clipped the barrier, and Dixon ultimately lost control and smacked into the wall, ending his day.
Afterward, a distraught Power said, "I was just looking at Bourdais' back. I had a good run on him and I was going to go off his inside. Dixon, obviously, had the same run on me. I feel bad. I just didn't even think to look in my mirror. I was just trying to win the race, trying to beat Bourdais. I feel terrible. I'm just so sorry."
Power made it to the pit but was given a penalty for interference and finished 18th, one spot ahead of Dixon.
Dixon was mad at just about everybody, including Graham Rahal (for earlier spinning Dixon's car) and Oriol Servia, whom he accused of passing him on a yellow flag. He also took a shot at IndyCar officials for not allowing him the chance to get back into the race.
"That restart was a complete botch," Dixon said. "I had an overtake advantage on Power — it must have been in fourth gear, so they can't complain about wheel spin. Then I got beside him and he ran me straight into the wall. Then, they wouldn't (let me) bring the car back."
It was the second career victory for Pagenaud, both this year. The 29-year-old Frenchman joins Power and Ryan Hunter-Reay as winners of this 3-year-old race.
"I struggled there for a bit, but we picked up in the middle section there (and) we got very lucky on the restarts," Pagenaud said.
Bourdais, who finished third behind Josef Newgarden, said about the wacky afternoon: "It was one those races, when you finish, you feel like you survived. It was the usual Baltimore chaos, with one restart after another."
The collision between Power and Dixon came after a pileup on the turn in front of the baseball stadium. On Lap 48, Rahal spun Dixon and created a logjam involving five cars.
Minutes before that, IndyCar points leader Helio Castroneves received a black flag for a safety violation during a restart. Castroneves finished ninth but increased his points lead to 49 over Dixon, who remained in second place. Pagenaud moved into third place, 70 points off the pace.
Tony Kanaan, the Indianapolis 500 winner, made IndyCar history by participating in his 212th consecutive race. He eclipsed the mark held by Jimmy Vasser while driving in the No. 11 Chevrolet for Vasser's KV Racing team. Kanaan hit the wall near the end of the race and finished 15th.
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Hunter-Reay started the day in third place in the point standings and fell to fifth.
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Before the race, IndyCar officials placed rookie Tristan Vautier on probation and fined him $10,000 for actions during qualifying Saturday, when his car made contact with the car driven by Rahal under a waving yellow flag condition.
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Most recently linked with Dallas Cowboys Wide Receiver Terrell Owens, Kendra Wilkinson's Q-Rating has certainly exploded with the airing of the new show "The Girls Next Door," featuring Playboy Mogul Hugh Hefner and three Playboy Playmates.
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Kendra Wilkinson (born June 12, 1985 in San Diego, California) is a model and television personality best known as one of the three live-in girlfriends of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner and a co-star of the E! reality television series The Girls Next Door. She met Hefner at his 78th birthday party in April 2004, where she had been hired to be one of the "painted girls" (being completely nude except for painted-on accessories).
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Gloucester Jewish Burial Ground, Gloucestershire, 1. England, UK
Notes: The disused Burial Ground was closed and the remains moved to Coney Hill Cemetery, the grounds were then converted into a playing field. On the 25th July 1938 a small informal ceremony to mark the conclusion of the scheme took place in the recreation grounds made available for St Michaels school. Appreciation of the generosity and public spirit of the Jewish community in making it possible for the children to have adequate room for play was expressed and a plaque bearing the following inscription has been fixed to the wall of the playground: This ground, formerly a Jewish cemetery, was given by the Jews of this country in the year 1938 as a playground for children. A further plaque can be found at the fenced section of Coney Hill: Here lie the remains of a number of persons of the Jewish faith formerly interred in the old Jewish cemetery adjoining St Michaels school, and removed hither in April 1938 when that cemetery was given by the Jews of this country as a playground for the children of Gloucester. (The information for the entries was taken from papers held at the LMA, from The Hebrew Community of Cheltenham and Stroud Brian Torode (1989) and from Susser's work on Provincial Jewry)


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Automakers released June U.S. sales Tuesday. Here are the top sellers, total sales and the percent change from June 2012.
Vehicle June 2013 sales Percent up or downfrom June 2012
Ford F-Series 68,009 23.6 percent
Chevrolet Silverado 43,259 28.9 percent
Toyota Camry 35,870 11.7 percent
Chevrolet Cruze 32,871 73.2 percent
Honda Accord 31,667 9.5 percent
Honda Civic 29,724 8.1 percent
Ram 29,644 23.8 percent
Ford Escape 28,694 0.7 percent
Nissan Altima 26,904 23.3 percent
Honda CR-V 26,572 14.1 percent
Source: Autodata Corp.
DETROIT (AP) — Three years ago, U.S. car buyers started trickling back into showrooms after largely sitting out the recession. That trickle has turned into a flood.
From owners of revitalized small businesses that need to replace aging pickups to new hires who need a fresh set of wheels for the daily commute, increasingly confident buyers pushed auto sales back to pre-recession levels in the first six months of this year. Sales in the January-June period topped 7.8 million, their best first half since 2007, according to Autodata Corp. and Ward's AutoInfoBank. Automakers reported June sales Tuesday. They rose 9 percent to 1.4 million.
The outlook for the rest of 2013 is just as strong. The factors boosting sales — low interest rates, wider credit availability, rising home construction and hot new vehicles — will be around for a while, and experts are hard-pressed for answers when asked what could slow things down.
"It all points to continuing improvement in the auto market," said Mustafa Mohatarem, General Motors' chief economist.
Analysts expect total sales of around 15.5 million cars and trucks in 2013, which would be 1 million more than in 2012. New cars and trucks sold at an annualized rate of 15.96 million in June, the fastest monthly pace since December 2007. From January to May, the pace averaged 15.2 million, according to Jessica Caldwell, a senior analyst at car buying site Edmunds.com.
Demand for big pickups has been the driving force. GM, Ford and Chrysler sold 157,480 full-size pickup trucks combined in June. That is up around 25 percent from the same month a year ago and almost double the number the companies sold in June 2009, a year when total sales sank to a 30-year low. GM said its new Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra, which went on sale last month, are spending just 10 days on dealer lots before being sold. A 60-day stay is typical.
The pickup boom helps everyone, but especially the Detroit automakers, which sell the vast majority of trucks. And prices are rising as automakers add fancier features. Pickup trucks sold for an average $40,361 in June, up 2 percent from last year, according to Kelley Blue Book.
But trucks weren't the only thing driving sales. Small and subcompact cars sales were also strong, possibly because young graduates went shopping for a new car, said Kelley Blue Book analyst Alec Gutierrez. Relatively high gas prices also may have steered some buyers to more fuel-efficient models, he said. Gas averaged $3.60 a gallon nationwide in June, or 10 cents more than a year ago.
Sales of Ford's recently updated Fiesta subcompact more than doubled, while the Hyundai Elantra small car saw a 22-percent gain.
Family-haulers also did well to start the summer road trip season. Honda said sales of its Odyssey minivan jumped 26 percent. The Toyota RAV4 SUV was up 36 percent, while sales of the Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV rose 33 percent.
Consumer confidence hit a six-year high in June. And the Standard & Poor's 500 index had its best first half since 1998, up 12.6 percent. Those measures correlate strongly to auto sales, since people have to feel optimistic and financially secure before buying a car.
At the same time, rates on auto loans remained near historic lows in June. The rate on a four-year new-car loan is averaging 2.7 percent, according to Bankrate.com.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has pledged to keep short-term interest rates at record lows until the unemployment rate hits 6.5 percent, if not longer. The unemployment rate is currently 7.6 percent. Auto loan rates are pegged to short-term rates, so car buyers should enjoy low financing terms for a while longer.
Automakers can also keep rates low through their captive finance companies, Edmunds.com's Caldwell said. She expects car companies to help keep rates low for a while, since raising them could hurt sales.
Auto executives said Tuesday that they're not too concerned about loan rates, because there are so many other positive factors encouraging buyers. Ford's U.S. sales chief, Ken Czubay, pointed out that there are still 4 million pickups on the road that are 12 years old or older and will likely need to be replaced soon.
Here are results posted Tuesday by major automakers:
— DETROIT BRANDS: GM's sales rose a better-than-expected 6.5 percent in June. In addition to pickups, the Chevrolet Cruze small car was a big seller, with sales up 73 percent over last June. Buick was GM's only brand than faltered, with sales down 4.5 percent. Ford's sales rose 14 percent on big demand for cars and the Escape small SUV, which had its best month ever. Chrysler gained 8 percent despite a public flap with the government last month over the safety of some older-model Jeeps. Dodge sales were up 12 percent and Ram sales jumped 23 percent.
— JAPANESE BRANDS: Toyota's sales rose 10 percent thanks to strong sales of the Camry sedan, Prius hybrid and the newly redesigned Avalon sedan, which nearly quadrupled its sales over last June. Honda's sales also rose 10 percent on solid demand for the Civic and Accord sedans as well as SUVs. Nissan's sales jumped 13 percent. The Altima and Sentra sedans both recorded double-digit gains. Sales of Nissan's electric Leaf quadrupled to 2,225 after the company lowered the price earlier this spring.
— OTHERS: Volkswagen's sales dropped 3 percent, the third straight monthly decline for the German car company. Sales of the Passat and Jetta sedans were up, but the Golf dropped sharply as fans waited for a redesign expected later this year. South Korea's Hyundai had its best June ever, with sales up 2 percent. Elantra small car sales rose 26 percent and Santa Fe SUV sales were up 14 percent.


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Condoleezza Rice, former US Secretary of State and national security adviser, ought to be a tough woman to surprise. Yet when Henry Louis Gates Jr, host of a US television series called Finding Your Roots, revealed that nearly half of her genetic ancestry could be traced to Europe, Rice, an African American, told Gates, "I'm stunned."I am not particularly surprised that Condoleezza is stunned. Years ago, I wrote that persons of mixed ancestry often have three reactions:
- Acceptance ("multiple ancestries, and love'em all")
- Seeking the lowest common denominator ("we're all human; race doesn't exist")
- Denying or minimizing one type of ancestry
I can't claim to have any experience on African Americans, but it seems to me that their frequent surprise in programs such as "Finding Your Roots" is a consequence of two things:
- Their cultural identification with the African part of their ancestry, because it is what separates them -quite visibly- from the rest of society: i.e., African Americans differ from other Americans because of their African ancestry
- The misapplication (understandable, due to a lack of experience) of their own identity to Africa itself. This is rather an empirical bias: the most African-looking African Americans still have substantial European ancestry, and the average one has ~20%. To give a color analogy, a shade of grey looks lighter compared against black, and darker compared against a darker shade of grey.


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The Meccano Society of Scotland
Menstrie Challenge 2009
This challenge this year is to build a Trebuchet. The idea behind the competition is to see whose model can throw and object the furthest.
- The challenge is to build a trebuchet.
- The model shall be a trebuchet constructed entirely of Meccano Parts. The only exception to this is that any cord used does not need to be Meccano cord. Such cord shall not be elastic.
- The use of part nos 66 and 67 shall not be allowed.
- The model shall not be more than 15.5" long, 15.5" high and 3" wide and shall stay within these dimensions while operating.
- The object thrown shall be a matchbox, containing a number of Meccano ball bearings and the same object shall be used by all contestents.
- The winner will be the model to project the missile the furthest. The distance measured will be from the front of the model to the point of first impact of the missile on the floor.
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