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My daughter and I always look forward to our visit every August to the UGA Bookstore in Athens.
Ostensibly, we're there for Olivia to stock up on school supplies, but that's only a pretext for indulging ourselves in a shopping spree among all things Bulldog. We usually ring out with a couple of bags full of new Bulldog clothing and memorabilia.
For me, that annual mid-August visit — parking in the Tate Center lot just outside Sanford Stadium (where they've erected a new arch over the gate), making our way through all the girls assembling for rush events, and just soaking up the energy of the Classic City and UGA campus awakening after a relative slumber in summer — truly marks the beginning of a new football season.
Last week was no different in that we left the bookstore loaded down and ready to cheer on the Dawgs, but it was very much different in another sense: Earlier that day we'd moved Olivia in to her dorm room where she'll live for her freshman year at UGA.
Another King living in Athens and attending UGA! It's been that way off and on for three generations, and Olivia follows in the footsteps of both her parents, her uncles, her brother and at least four cousins.
I asked her how she felt about following the family tradition, and she said she thinks it has "given me a step up" over other students new to campus.
"I have more confidence since I know the campus pretty well," she said. "I don't feel completely lost" unlike so many of her fellow frosh.
When she helps another student out by pointing out where something is, she said, "I have frequently gotten the question, 'How do you know so much?' I answer, "I come from a long line of Bulldogs and my family has had season tickets since 1975."
Actually, Olivia, who's been going to games with me for years, admitted, "I sometimes get a little weary of hearing how campus and Athens were 40 years ago (sorry, Dad) but, looking back, some of those stories have helped me …. I know where Alps Road is and the best place to get a late night meal (The Grill in Downtown Athens)."
Overall, Olivia said, "I'm proud to continue the tradition of a King at UGA and I don't think I could live anywhere else."
I know, I know. Her mom and I raised her right.
Classes didn't start until Monday, so Olivia spent her first few days doing the sort of things that will make for wonderful memories when she's older — and too sensible to be playing barefoot soccer in the pouring rain on Reed Quadrangle.
She attended the official Freshman Welcome at Sanford Stadium Sunday, where the Class of 2016 was addressed by the likes of Michael Adams and Mark Richt. The head coach told the freshmen not to throw away this opportunity (and my daughter said she couldn't help but get the feeling he's had plenty of practice delivering that speech recently to his players).
Speaking of football players, Livvy says they're easy to spot at Snelling Hall, the premier dining facility (much favored over still revoltin' Bolton); they're the ones in the the "Finish the drill" T-shirts. Oh, and they're also twice as big as everyone else.
But while much comment has been made about the various off-the-field scrapes members of Richt's team have gotten into, Olivia noted they're certainly not alone. Campus and Athens police are everywhere and 19 UGA students managed to get arrested on the first Saturday night of the school year. The other day Olivia watched a girl pulled over on Baxter Street for some minor scooter infraction (possibly emerging from an alley?)
Nowadays you don't even have to be a BMOC to have your arrest written up in the campus paper, with The Red & Black faithfully reporting even garden variety traffic infractions that in her parents' day wouldn't have been considered news.
And, naturally, fire alarms have gone off in the dorms in the absence of a fire — though there were some real flames on campus the other day when some idiot probably threw a lit cigarette into one of the recycling dumpsters at a nearby dorm, necessitating a visit by the fire department.
Of course, that sort of thing has always happened and, in fact, one of the great things about a college campus is its traditions, both the official ones and those the administration would rather wipe out.
One of the more recent authorized traditions Olivia participated in took place at Sunday's Freshman Welcome, when the incoming class assembled on the stadium field to form a gigantic Georgia "G." Or, as my daughter described it in a series of exasperated texts to her Dad, 30 minutes of standing in the hot sun for a 30-second photo op. Still, it's a pretty impressive shot, and she swears she's in there somewhere (helping form the outline of the "G" in the upper right corner).
On the subject of more venerated traditions at UGA, Olivia is already working her way through the "G Book," a compendium of UGA history handed out to freshmen that is itself the revival of a tradition originally practiced on campus between 1915 and the late 1950s and brought back in 2009.
The freshmen are encouraged to experience and check off the traditions outlined in the book, which range from getting your picture taken at the arch, visiting the Tree That Owns Itself, taking a ghost tour of North Campus, attending a meeting of one of the university's longtime rival literary societies (Phi Kappa and Demosthenian) and "Snellebrating" (late-night snacks at Snelling) to participating in Homecoming events, attending a football game (there are several thousand empty student seats that need filling!), tailgating, ringing the chapel bell and making the trek to Jacksonville.
Olivia, who's still waiting to find out how many football games she'll get tickets to, says those who work their way through 20 traditions in the "G Book" get a special lapel pin, while the overachievers who make their way through 40 traditions get a personalized plaque.
Needless to say, my daughter is thinking nothing but plaque.
So, before we get back to talking hardcore football, feel free to share your own favorite ways of marking the start of another school year/football season at UGA … or your most beloved Bulldog traditions.
Go Dogs!
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August 15th, 2012
10:12 am
Congrats Bill. I know you are proud of the newest King family official member of Dawg Nation.
August 15th, 2012
10:13 am
August 15th, 2012
10:14 am
1st and very proud of Livvy!!!!
August 15th, 2012
10:15 am
Spending an early morning at homecoming with the alumni band and the redcoats as they warm up and practice for the day. That's my famly tradition. Almost biblical when both bands play together in the morning fog….
August 15th, 2012
10:20 am
Au contraire, Bolton is the best dining hall for a quicker-than-average meal, with plenty of space in which to get around, and a menu that is virtually identical to Snelling's (no pizza or omelet lines, though), as I recall. Easy relative walking distance, too, from the dorms.
August 15th, 2012
10:20 am
Great to have you back Bill. Congratulations to your daughter. One of my best friends son's is in that picture too. Now, lets get back to football…
August 15th, 2012
10:30 am
Congrats Bill. GO DAWGS!!
August 15th, 2012
10:41 am
Major congrats to you, proud papa, and to your new lady bulldog!
August 15th, 2012
10:45 am
Nice picture Bill,…..Go Dawgs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
August 15th, 2012
10:51 am
I know how you feel Bill, my daughter is in that pic also. I think we can call them a legacy since they are following in our footsteps. Plus she made the Georgette team with the Redcoat band. When you go to the games, you can't miss her, she's the shortest one in the group. Maybe I'll see ya at the games. (I been meaning to get one of those stickers too.)
August 15th, 2012
11:11 am
My heart went a-flutter at the mention of the trek to Jacksonville. I still make it every year. I can already smell the beer in the streets!
August 15th, 2012
11:18 am
Congrats Bill! What an awesome feeling! Best of luck to your daughter. Go Dawgs!
August 15th, 2012
11:26 am
Welcome back, Bill! Congrats to your daughter and the King family! I hope she makes a ton of lasting memories while getting a top-notch education. Go Dawgs!
August 15th, 2012
11:34 am
Bill, you'll have to ask your daughter if they're still doing the chicken strips at O-House. I ate my weight in those things!
August 15th, 2012
11:40 am
Seeing the new average GPA/test scores for admission to UGA, I can confirm that Bill King's daughter Olivia, was not throwing away her opportunity in high school. We know that much. I'm sure Bill is glad to be done with the nightly drama of AP3 math homework.
August 15th, 2012
11:45 am
Best of luck…and Best of times in Athens, Olivia!
(I think I picked you out in the G photograph!)
August 15th, 2012
11:47 am
I've written several times on your blog that I lost my son to leukemia. Though I continue to struggle with the loss of Benjamin-Hayes, I find great comfort in seeing young people meet their challenges in life and excel in their chosen careers.
Thanks for this post, Bill. Your daughter is lovely, and I know she'll always make you and your family proud.
August 15th, 2012
11:48 am
Congrats!!! best of luck to your daughter
August 15th, 2012
11:51 am
Do you still put your hand down on that scanner of 10,000,000 germs?
August 15th, 2012
12:19 pm
Congratulations! I had the pleasure of moving my daughter into her dorm last year. It really has a very special feeling when you have a child in God's Country!
August 15th, 2012
12:22 pm
Bill, have her go out to Poss' Barbecue, and then to,Charlie Williams' Pinecrest Lodge…oh, wait, they are both long gone. No worries, the Srimp Boat on Baxter hill…wait, it's gone, too.
Well, bring her to a TD club meeting and if she can't eat at Poss', she can at least meet Bobby P.
Congrats Olivia. Be proud knowing that your dad, me, nor too many of our age could get in Georgia these days.
August 15th, 2012
12:41 pm
Bill, I'm in front of you on row 58. Look forward to seeing you on the 1st.
August 15th, 2012
12:46 pm
Bill, congratulations as Olivia is now officially on her way at UGA! In my family, we go back to my Mom and Dad, my Uncle David, then me, both of my brothers, both cousins on my Dad's side, and my middle son. My Dad got his first season tickets after he graduated in 1955, and he has maintained them ever since. He has missed less than 20 games home and away in 57 years!
August 15th, 2012
12:49 pm
Congrats Bill and best of luck to Olivia as she embarks upon her college career. I don't know if they still do the mint chocolate chip ice cream in Bolton, but that alone made it worth it to me. Unlike most everyone that gains the Freshman 15, I had to struggle to keep weight on.
I hope she enjoys her time in Athens! Welcome to all the new Dawgs.
August 15th, 2012
12:50 pm
When I was there in the '70's, Mrs. Davis made sure Snelling was the best…..and it was. I lived in Myers (co-ed back then and a fun place) and there was many a game played in the "Quad". There was just a parking lot, no parking tower by the dorm, and all was well. The football team still lived in McWhorter and ate there, too. My freshman year was '76 and we won the SEC (then got spanked by Pitt in the NCG) but it was still a great year. I, like you, moved my son to UGA in 2003….where the heck does the time go???????
August 15th, 2012
1:01 pm
Its a shame that parents spend so much time brainwashing their kids into making the same mistakes they made. Hopefully when she enters the real world she will overcome this set back.
August 15th, 2012
1:02 pm
congrats to you and your daughter!
August 15th, 2012
1:03 pm
Good Lord GTBob, just when we thought you couldn't reach a new low, you prove us wrong.
August 15th, 2012
1:28 pm
Congrats to the King family, make she make all the memories we did….
August 15th, 2012
1:37 pm
Me-biggest dawg fan there is..class of 75. I love everything about UGA
You-great fan…I typically love your posts
GTBob…an irritating Tech fan that loves to jerk our collective chain and sometimes is funny
His last post was funny. Don't take him serious……no one else does
August 15th, 2012
1:42 pm
Bill, I'm just glad you finally took down that negative "lack of killer instinct" label you keep trying to pin on Richt and Bobo. I'm sick of all the negative know-nothing so-called Dawg fans on these blogs.
August 15th, 2012
1:50 pm
Good Lord GTBob, just when we thought you couldn't reach a new low, you prove us wrong.
Nah, ive definitely gone lower then that before.
August 15th, 2012
1:57 pm
GTBob- The most depressed person in the AJC blogs. Congrats you get a free hot towel for your pain.
August 15th, 2012
1:59 pm
GTBob- It must be sad to be a Joke by Coke fan and be more obsessed with all things Dawgs than most of the Dawg fans who post here.
August 15th, 2012
1:59 pm
Then again 2008 was quite a long time ago, say buddy?
August 15th, 2012
2:15 pm
I'm always glad when you come over here….that way if I'm having a bad day, it brightens me up immediately remembering just how many times lately we have whooped y'alls tail!
August 15th, 2012
2:18 pm
p.s. Once at UGA I made the mistake of eating at Bolton……road-kill began to sound good after that experience…
August 15th, 2012
2:30 pm
GTBob- The most depressed person in the AJC blogs. Congrats you get a free hot towel for your pain.
How do anti UGA blog responses translate into depression? I think you are stretching a bit.
August 15th, 2012
2:33 pm
I'm always glad when you come over here….that way if I'm having a bad day, it brightens me up immediately
Awe, that's sweet.
August 15th, 2012
2:53 pm
Please don't feed the troll.
August 15th, 2012
3:09 pm
Gotta feed GTBob (the troll.) After all, we need to have some reminder of just how superior we are….and he certainly reminds us!
August 15th, 2012
3:29 pm
Good for you and your daughter Bill. Always a very special time when a son or daughter turns another chapter in their lives and goes away to school. No matter what their school preference, it is always an exciting time in their lives and hopefully one that will continue for four years. Sad to say that some do not finish. Good luck to your daughter. I am sure she will do well.
August 15th, 2012
3:33 pm
Aw never mind.
August 15th, 2012
3:35 pm
Also Bill, if that is a picture of you and your daughter within the last week, you look like you may have dropped a few pounds since your Dad passed away. If so, keep up the good work. Your family will thank you for it and you want to be their when she graduates.
August 15th, 2012
4:06 pm
That's awesome, Bill! Congrats to both you and your daughter!
August 15th, 2012
4:26 pm
@SSIgator I have to admit those were a couple of classy posts…
August 15th, 2012
5:03 pm
Sad to say that some do not finish.
Nah, its not sad. Its a good weeding out process for the real world.
August 15th, 2012
5:19 pm
GTBOB – actually – found your comment pretty dang funny. The rivalry lives!!!
GTBOB wrote, "Its a shame that parents spend so much time brainwashing their kids into making the same mistakes they made. Hopefully when she enters the real world she will overcome this set back".
Yes – love the sense of humor!


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All I can say is WOW! This is one of the best house tours I've seen in a really long time.
So many things in this house that I am in love with:
1. The tile in the master bath-- I love it.
2. The built-in dressers
3. The front door
4. The dog wallpaper in the first bathroom-- too cute.
5. The little girl's bed frame. So simple!
And also, I love the photographs. I felt like I actually walked through it myself-- in some other tours there are so many vignettes that it is hard to get a sense of how the space flows. I felt like I could actually hear the old floors creaking as I looked at the pictures. :)
I adore your home!! I love the details, everything is so lovely and well thought out.
I'm a sucker for older houses - this is very well done - you have kept the character but done some tasteful updates.
Bookmarked! OMG, you live in my house once mine is renovated. Great job and with a modern artist's (not a decorator's) touch.
1. Did you open up the stair above the landing (it doglegs left)? I have a simlar space but it is enclosed and it looks a lot smaller. Yours turned out great.
2. I love your bathroom sink. What type of paint did you use on the cast iron bathroom sink? We have a similar sink and clawfoot tub that I want to paint - I love that bold blue btw. I was thinking dark red or glossy black for ours.
3. I love your steel kitchen cabinets. Are they original to the house? Is that a stone top?
4. I find it interesting that your house is layed out with a 4 square plan yet your dining room is located where the kitchen typically is located in this type of plan. Was that original?
Agree with @Duane Hill - what are those gorgeous kitchen counters made of?
Love to see a hometown space on here - yay Boulder! Every photo in this house tour looks amazing - you have done an incredible job creating a warm space with a vintage and rustic vibe. Personal favorites - the desk, the dining area and the beautiful blue sink. So inspiring - thanks for opening up your beautiful home!
I love the green on the stairs, the front door, the bathrooms...the ....well the entire house is beautiful. Wonderful job.
Hate to be that commenter, but where did you source the 2 wonderful lamps you've placed in the study (great wallpaper!) and also the children's bedroom (http://gallery.apartmenttherapy.com/photo/blackburn-home/item/360913)?
They remind me of Ilse Crawford's W08, which is also on my high-end wishlist.
You have a beautiful home!
Wow you have some really cool things! Love the sputnik light fixture! Wonderful home :)
I am in love with this house!!!! So much character! And you did an awesome job with decorating it! Can I move in?
Gorgeous. I love all the furniture and the rooms and the stairs and the transoms over the doors and the bathroom sink, and I could go on, but I can't get over the fact that the house looks like they have lived there for years, but it says they have been there 3 months! Wow. That is amazing. Great job. Best house tour in a long long time!
Love the house! Beautiful outside, inside, and so light and open! Spectacular job decorating because it doesn't look decorated. Old houses renovated always look great, which is why I love in one. Do you like the bead board in the kitchen? Was thinking of doing that in mine.
Gorgeous. Love the white walls, so clean and simple. We are renovating our 1890 Victorian … and like you, we have a half-bath off the kitchen. I HATE it. I'm torn between ripping it out, and the fact that bathrooms are a huge selling feature and the next owner may not loathe it the way I do… Are you planning to leave yours, or take it out?
p.s.- I've removed wallpaper off ceilings… you have my sympathy!!
You had me at the stairs!
Duane Hill, a few years ago I had the chance to visit the home of Harry and Bess Truman in Independence, MO. It had been built in the 1870's and the kitchen featured lots of original bead board and wide plank floor, but also steel cabinets a lot like these that had been added in the 1950's. So maybe they could be considered"originalish"....?Color scheme of turquoise on the cabinets and wood work and red and ivory medallion print wallpaper up the walls above the bead borad wainscot and across the ceiling.
By the way the Truman kitchen, indeed the all of the house that was open to be toured was very "grandma" in a way that was very refreshing considering who the occupants were. Hard to imagine any of the ex Presidents since then living so modestly and unpretentiously. And yes this is only connected tangentially to this tour......
Love it! Top to bottom love it! Thanks for sharing your delightfully homey, home.
This is seriously my dream house. It is fun, warm and eclectic. Awesome house, thanks for sharing!
Does anyone know where to buy the darker striped pillows on the living room sofa?
THIS is my dream home!! You did a fantastic job. I love the freshness of it. I dislike those very cluttered homes. So glad you had a house tour.
I always like something in every house tour. Sometimes, I like most things. THIS HOUSE is my favorite! I love EVERYTHING! I feel like the house tour is inadequate and leaves me wanting so much more.
@wallflowerpower I do hope you are being sarcastic.
@WallFlowerPower The names is spelled correctly- Paige!
I really hope WallFlowerPower is being satirical. If so she really nailed all the most common mistakes that are found in online commentary (which is what makes me think the post is satire..ALL the mistakes at once? Seriosly?)
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Yeah, I have to be the one to say it too...um..@WallFlowerPower - her name IS spelled Paige! Not page as "turn the page in a book". I'm still trying to figure out how you can comment on someone's name as we all know names are always spelled differently. For instance my first name can be spelled Tracy, Traci, Tracey, Traysea..etc. Funny!
By the way Paige..you place is beautiful!
If you click on past posts by @WallFlowerPower, you'll see that she posts a lot of things in jest or as a parody of some real-life complaints that some commenters make about posts.. (See the one about the "calendar rooftop," among others.) That's the backstory to her Paige/Page comment, above.
Beautiful kitchen countertops! (not sure what the material is) ... Also love the bathrooms, the chandelier, the intriguing crawl space below the stairs, the headboard, etc.
And I LOVE the artwork in the first photo, of the large piece above the desk. Who did that? Is that also Melissa Stuart?
I second the very first comment by E53: "one of the best home tours I have seen in a really long time" - yes. Lovely home with lots of character!
Fabulous home. Love all the art.
Question: how exactly does one lose a home to another buyer days before closing? If its days before closing, hasn't there been a contract in place for some time?
So much to love: the windows, the painted stairs, the floors, the mirrors in the living room and master bath (can I have one please?), white walls as a design choice, awesome wallpaper used perfectly, the kitchen counter extending into the doorway to the dining room, the blue sink, guest house....everything else. Not a single misstep in my opinion. Paige, when I'm ready can you help me house shop? I'll also need you to handle all of the interior design too... I know you're a professional but I hope it's ok if I pay you in food and complements ;)
Beautiful! I absolutely love this home. Very personal, with touches of whimsey and fun. Thanks AT for sharing this one.
A 2100 sqft, 1800s Victorian with a carriage house, in Boulder? It shames me to admit that I wanted to hate this tour, because I'm totally jealous!
But I love everything about it. It's perfect. They were obviously meant to live there.
Lovely home! I'm in awe of these spaces, even more so because they were pulled together in 3 months - I've been living in my house for almost 2 years and still have so much unfinished.
I am now obsessed with your living room rug, and the rest of your home of course!
Please do tell us about those countertops!
And the entire house totally rocks.
Absolutely beautiful! What can I say others haven't already? To even begin to tell you what my favorite this, or this or that is... I'll just say every sq. inch of your home left me wanting more! One of my new favorites here on AT.
this must be LOVE.. I love everything in each room..
I. love. this. house.
Absolutely. Bloody. Perfect. You are a truly gifted designer, and we are all responding to it! This is how mixing periods is supposed to look! Unique, personal, not a bit trendy, and so fresh. Thank you!
Really lovely tour. Thank you.
I love the look of this house. This is design stlye that is beautiful and doable for anyone on any budget.
'Simple elegance' are the words that come to mind when viewing your beautiful home.....Love the furniture, wallpaper, art choices..Your blend of old and new was perfect!! Eclectic design at it's best..Great job.Thank you for sharing...
Honestly this is my favourite house ever in AT. It is everything i would want in a house from the bungalow style of the architecture, to the built in joinery, right down to fabric colour and furniture.... Please adopt me so i can live there!!
Had to join in...there is nothing I don't love - the art, furnishings, lighting - awesome. What a great job of showcasing the home's character and beauty and adding your own. Thanks for sharing!
Great mix and gorgeous details! I love it! Thanks for sharing here.
Thanks to everyone for your kind comments. I was thrilled to be involved in AT home tour and Ashley took some amazing photos.
Here are a few answers to your questions:
Even though I'm not thrilled with our bathroom right off the kitchen, we are planning to keep it at this point.
The art in the first picture above is a vintage wall chart that I purchased at an antique fair in Texas.
The vintage lamps in the office and my son's bedroom were purchased from Ebay.
My kitchen countertops are leathered marble and were installed by the previous owners.
I used BM Lakeside Cabin (1658) to paint the base of the wall sink in the kids bathroom.
This house is absolutely divine! Love every inch of it!
Delicious! I wouldn't change a thing! I absolutely love how you have used so much of the house's quirky bones -- rather than revamping it and ending up with something perfect and polished (ie: sterile). It is warm and personal without feeling too staged! Beautifully done! This is exactly the kind of feeling I strive for in our home -- and I would say that you have nailed it perfectly!
I LOVE the red wallpaper. Please do tell where you purchased it from. It has the color and pattern I didn't know I needed until I saw your home. Thank you!
I second that! Where is the red wallpaper from?
love your home. esp the stairs.
Also love the red wallpaper! Beautiful home. Gives me lots of ideas for our home, which is old as well. Thanks for the inspiration!
I have never pinned so much from a house tour before, can't wait to turn our 1900 home into yours!
The wallpaper is vintage and was here when we purchased the home.


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With Kirsten Dunst, who's been acting since the age of 3 and grew up before moviegoers' eyes, turning 31 on April 30, take a minute to reflect on the young actress' career so far.
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Q: What inspired you to write RECIPES FOR LIFE now?
Linda Evans: I came to a turning point where I had to decide what I wanted to do for the rest of my life. I have beautiful peace and joy in my life now, and feel I've only just begun. I recognized that my love for food and my passion for cooking and the life that I lived was something I wanted to reveal: The ups, the downs, the highs, the lows. I loved weaving together all the people that I've known and the wonderful food we've shared.
I wrote the book for people who love to cook, who don't cook at all, or who just like to putter in the kitchen. There is a recipe for every level of cooking expertise; some are simple that anyone can make, some are a little more complex for those who like to experiment. In these difficult financial times, I included some recipes that are really inexpensive. The book is full of my very favorite dishes that will get anyone who eats them to say, "Mmmm, this is great!"
Open RECIPES FOR LIFE anywhere and the stories tumble out. You can read one chapter of my life, which may be only three pages, and just have that moment. You don't even have to enjoy cooking; you can enjoy a really good read. Women will see that we all have similar journeys. The whole idea of loving and being loved is something I investigate throughout the book.
Q: Can you tell us when you realized that cooking was becoming very important to you — a central part of your life?
Linda Evans: It was the moment when I first saw that people can give so much love to you through food. Cooking is such a heartfelt gift. I wanted to reciprocate and be able to give back to them — not only the love that they showed me through the meal that they planned, but also the great flavors and tastes. I began a search for the best food, the best recipes, the ones that would put a smile on their faces and have them rub their tummies and say, "Oh my God, this is incredible." Cooking is alchemy and there are so many things that go into it: The recipe itself, the love that you put into the food when you make it, the thought of the whole evening. I love planning a meal, I love cooking a meal, and I love doing the dishes afterwards. Every part of it is a joy for me.
Q: Barbara "Missy" Stanwyck, who played your mother Victoria Barkley on "The Big Valley," became a nurturing figure in your life and acting career. How do you feel her presence on your first TV show, a role that also brought you stardom, influenced the rest of your life?
Linda Evans: It's stunning to me that my first television series was with such an incredible legend. What a magnificent actress and beautiful human being. I was very fortunate that she wanted to teach me how to be a professional. She said, "Audra," (she always called me Audra from the day I met her until the day she passed), "show up on time and know your lines." This has served me very, very well and there are many parts that I got because of it. One of them was the Gambler with Kenny Rogers, who told me he hired me because I was such a professional. He had worked with unprofessional actresses and it was such a bad experience he was never going to do it again. Missy's love and protection of me in the beginning of my career was really beautiful and her influence on me has been tremendous. She came to me when my mom died and said, "I'll never replace your mom, but I'll be your mom from now on," put her arms around me and was there for me her whole life.
Q: In RECIPES FOR LIFE, you write about evenings at home spent with luminaries including Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, John Wayne, Julie and John Forsythe, Roger and Luisa Moore, David and Dani Janssen, Leslie and Tony Curtis — and so many more. As you were cooking, did any of you joke together about writing a cookbook one day?


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Judge: Long Island College Hospital can remain open
A Brooklyn judge ruled on Thursday that the State University of New York cannot close Long Island College Hospital because its board of trustees violated the state's Open Meetings Law.
The trustees voted last month to close the Cobble Hill hospital as an in-patient facility because of financial troubles, but they violated the law when they held a private session before voting.
Thursday's ruling came in response to a petition by doctors and healthcare workers who are fighting to keep the hospital open, saying it would hurt the local community if it were closed.
Opponents of the plan have also accused SUNY of planning to sell off the valuable real estate that the hospital sits on.
A spokesman for SUNY disagreed with the ruling, but said the trustees would work to correct the problem, the New York Times reported.
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Book Description:Being a parent was not a high priority--or even much of a likelihood--for acclaimed journalist and novelist Jesse Green. Yet when Green, at the age of thirty-seven, fell in love with a man who had recently adopted a baby boy, fatherhood suddenly fell into his lap. Now in this warm, humorous, deeply personal book, Green recounts the unexpected journey he and his partner traveled together on the road to parenthood.In becoming the father--or rather one of the fathers--of Erez, Green faced challenges familiar to all parents, from the first bath to the first tooth, along with a host of dilemmas unique to his situation. As Green discovered, even in blasé New York City, reactions to his unconventional family ranged from the funny to the frightening, the unaccepting to the all-embracing. The Velveteen Father is a moving record of the transformative effects parenthood can have on people who least expect to become parents-- and of how we are repeatedly made anew by the love of children who need us.
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Jon Heyman of CBS Sports writes that the Padres and third baseman Chase Headley appear unlikely to agree to a contract extension before he heads into free agency. The club offered him an unknown amount over the winter, but talks dissipated.
Headley had a breakout season in 2012, finishing with an .875 OPS and a fifth-place finish in NL MVP voting, but suffered a broken left thumb and continues to be bothered by a strained calf. His numbers last season, while respectable, didn't quite match 2012's output.
Unless the Padres are right in the thick of things in late July, it is quite likely that Headley will be used as a trade chip before the deadline on the 31st.
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Sep 23, 2014, 2:14 PM EDT
It did not go well.
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Sep 23, 2014, 2:04 PM EDT
Probably to announce Sandy Alderson's contract extension.
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Sonata XV a 12 (arr. for brass by B. Thomas)
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"Women in Latvia", says Iveta Apkalna, "can paint corridors, wallpaper, repair cars and TV and radio cables." It should come as no surprise, therefore, that in the Latvian star organist's home country "it's mostly women sitting at the organ" – just the opposite of Germany. "As a student in Stuttgart I was one of three or four women among some 50 men. But that's only natural, because organ playing is really taxing work, both physically and mentally."
Iveta Apkalna, who has won numerous prizes, now appears in major concert halls all over the world – from Vienna and Budapest to Luxembourg and Moscow. At the Berlin Philharmonie, joined by the Berlin Philharmonic Brass Ensemble, she will offer a festive programme, including chorale variations on the Old Hundredth by Naji Hakim, Olivier Messiaen's successor at the Église de la Sainte-Trinité in Paris, as well as suite for brass arranged by Martin Wagemann from music by Handel, containing an aria from the oratorio Samson and another from the Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne, complemented by two movements from the Royal Fireworks Music.
The programme also includes works by three composers who have made major contributions to the expansion of the organ repertoire in the 20th century: Sigfrid Karg-Elert's Wunderbarer König, Petr Eben's Tres Jubilationes and Thierry Escaich's Évocations II and III. Eben has referred to the organ as his "destined instrument", and in writing for it he has found his most important source of inspiration in Gregorian chant. And of course no concert in the Philharmonie's organ series could be complete without an obligatory piece by Bach...


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Big Oil, Add It to Your Dividend Portfolio
Ash is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
Dividend taxes didn't go up quite as much as was publicized in the latter end of 2012. The current tax rate on dividends in the United States stands at 15%, if those dividends are qualified. Finding strong dividend paying companies is usually the issue when it comes to investing, but this article aims to target that with a look at one of my favorite sectors.
There's one sector that provides some strong companies with incredible profits and big dividends year after year, the oil & gas industry. Atop this industry is ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM), one of the largest public companies on the planet. Sick of boring old Exxon? How about a quick look at Chevron (NYSE: CVX) or ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP)?
The Industry Titan
ExxonMobil is the oil & gas titan. The company has operations around the globe and they make a pretty penny manufacturing petrochemicals, plastics, aromatics, and a range of other specialty products.
ExxonMobil trades with a market cap of $413 billion, that's pretty big! The dividend is pretty big too, paying $2.28 per share for a 2.5% yield. The one thing that makes Exxon appealing to me is the 9.6 P/E ratio, a pretty low P/E ratio for a pretty solid company.
With Exxon being such a big company, they don't see as much growth as some smaller companies out there. EPS growth at Exxon is 3.56% over the last five years and revenue growth is 4.92%. The dividend at the company has been growing quite nicely though, a solid 7.7% over the last five years. Another interesting figure of note to investors should be the 0.88 price to sales ratio.
Half the Size
Chevron may carry a market cap that's about 50% of counterpart Exxon but that definitely doesn't take away from their investment worthiness. Chevron engages in similar business to Exxon, oil & gas. They also provide a variety of services to the oil & gas division as a whole.
The market cap at this tiny giant is $225 billion, obviously smaller than that of Exxon. One thing that isn't smaller at this Californian Company is their yield that is currently 3.13%. Chevron's P/E ratio is a little lower than Exxon's at 9.43, both companies are below the average P/E of the S&P 500.
Chevron, also being a big company, doesn't have astronomical growth. The five year average EPS growth is 7.31%, the revenue growth is a pitifully small 2% over those same five years. The dividend is showing some great growth over the time period though, a solid 7.88% five year gainer.
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If you start at Exxon and make it to Chevron with the half, you'd have to half the Chevron market cap again before you end up at Conoco. Conoco has a $72.29B market cap making it the largest independent pure exploration and production company in the world.
Despite being the smallest company of the bunch, it does offer the largest dividend with a yield of 4.43%. The P/E at Conoco is a little higher too coming in at 10.71, a P/E that's still below the average in the S&P 500.
With the spinoff of Phillips66 last year we're left with shaky numbers for growth and we can't really look back at the last five years for this company. Estimates on quarterly figures do show drops over the next two quarters though, something that potential investors should definitely look out for. The dividend may make this stock worth a purchase though; the average growth over 5 years has been 10.35%, pretty good for a large, stable company.
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I'm drawing a line in the sand. Week after week, I line up the best, the middling, and the worst performances on American Idol, and every week, I find I'm putting the same five singers on top. So I'm calling it: Joshua, Phillip, Jessica, Skylar, and Colton are the singers who still have legs in the competition. Don't like it? Let's hope you voted as many times as humanly possible for the other three contestants, because I'd bet a pair of Jennifer Lopez's four-inch designer heels one of them is going home.
April 4 delivered the campiest (yes, Idol has a night that is actually campier than the other nights) theme night of the season: 80s night. Of course, none of the contestants (other than 28 year old Elise) were even a Ryan Seacrest elf-twinkle in their parents' eyes in the 80s, so the top eight's performances were a nice exercise in faking it. To top it off, 90s hit-makers Gwen Stefani and Tony Kanal of No Doubt were onhand to guide the singers through the decade they didn't rule. Lucky for them, past mentors Diddy and Stevie Nicks did all the heavy lifting. At this point in the competition, our budding singers have had enough time to bloom. And those that haven't should be quaking in their Tommy Hilfiger-chosen duds come April 5's eliminations.
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Three Season 11 singers are so consistent that we practically want to jump into our TVs and smack them for being so much more talented than we'll ever hope to be. Joshua Ledet, Jessica Sanchez, and Phillip Phillips. Colton Dixon and Skylar Laine are great performers, pitch perfect for their respective genres, but I'm pretty sure if you cut open Joshua, Jessica, and Phillip you'd find little music notes flowing through their veins. They are born singers. When they step up to the stage, it feels like they might actually perish in a melty Wicked Witch puddle if someone ever told them they had to stop performing. They need it.
This week, Jessica took on Whitney Houston for a second time in the same season, which is her way of saying: I've got this. And truthfully, she just might. Hokey, 80s back-up aside, her vocal performance of that song was so good, I was inches from dancing like a giddy 13-year-old in my apartment. (My dog's judgmental stares kept me in check. ) Joshua, once again, delivered a performance so good I got my version of Jennifer's "goosies": wiggle worm syndrome. His performances are so real, it feels like they're actually under my skin in a good, non-horror movie way.
Phillip faltered a little this week. It was clear he was a little unsure about tackling the mega-hit "That's All" by Genesis, but even so, he managed to rally his Phil-ness and get back on track. There's something of the devil-may-care quality of his performances that feels like the musical version of falling in love with the bad boy. (See: Phillip is super cute.) He's got a layer of sheer honesty; there's nothing crafted about his performances. But with that natural layer, comes a layer that's almost a little scary. He gets the Phil Phillips angry face, not to be confused with the John Mayer sex-face (seriously, watch any of his performances), and it's almost disconcerting, but in the thinking-about-riding-a-leather-clad-boy's-motorcycle sort of way.
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Guess what, DeAndre Brackensick. You get a bump up to the middle this week. Unfortunately, it may not mean anything when it comes to voting, but you're really trying and your reward is higher placement in this recap. It's clear that fans like DeAndre, or he wouldn't have gotten the chance to stick around this long and have time to improve his performance. His version of "I Like It" lost a few cool points by including Idol producer Nigel Lythgoe in the crowd interaction moment, but it proves one thing: DeAndre may not have the ability right now to connect to his audience, but he's seriously working at it. His performance was looser, and more fun than his past turns on the stage, but he's got some stalwarts to contend with and unless he can surpass them, he's not going to last much longer.
Colton Dixon, once again, did his thing - his 30 Seconds to Mars, Warped Tour, Alt-Rock, teen-girl-inspiring thing. He admitted to "ripping off" the QuietDrive rock version of "Time After Time" and aside from a few moments that sounded like he was coming down with a sinus infection (it's okay to pronounce words, my friend), he hit the genre-specific nail on the head.
Skylar Laine pulled out all the stops for her show-ender, "Wind Beneath My Wings." Though I was momentarily mesmerized by the ridiculous graphic of a fiery golden eagle exploding into a million sparks behind Laine while she performed the 80s hit, she delivered her usual dramatic progression: she started out slow (but not so shaky this time) and worked up to the big finish. She did look a little uncomfortable on the tiny pedestal, with her arms resisting movement like hands sticking out of a straight jacket, but by the time she hit that final note, she could have been flailing her arms like an inflatable sky dancer and we wouldn't care.
Sorry, Charlies
Elise Testone and Hollie Cavanagh are like those vegetables your parents swear taste like "nature's candy," yet every time you try it you wish you were eating a big juicy hamburger. Elise should, by all rights, be the Haley Reinhart of this competition. She's got the sultry, rocker and bluesy vibes, but every time she takes that stage, she's a different person. And at this point, voters and viewers need to know who you are. How else can they be convinced you should have an album on the iTunes charts? Her tone is like hard rock wrapped in velvet, but her arrangements and performances lack creativity. She goes for a note, and we're all hoping that when she gets there we'll be bowled over, and she hits it fine, but we're always left wanting. She needs more wow, and this point, she's had plenty of chances to deliver it.
Poor, sweet Hollie is technically pulling all the right moves, but her performances aren't equal to the sum of their parts. She effortlessly hits the high notes, but it feels like an elementary school diorama, in which the zoo animals are the same size as the people. It has all the right pieces, but when it comes together, it doesn't make sense. And giving her an upbeat song that required her to actually move around and dance was her undoing. "What a Feeling" is the song that can get almost any girl up and moving, but she looked like a doll being moved around the stage and her vocals suffered: my poor ears are still recovering from the off-pitch finish. She looked like a little lamb being led to slaughter when the judges told her how terrible it was as nicely as they possibly could. The auditorium was so silent, it was like everyone had just fled the scene to avoid the palpable awkwardness. It will be by some miracle that sweet little Hollie gets to stay another week.
Who's in your top three? Do you find yourself liking the same few singers every week or is it anyone's game at this point?
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Police say the operation targeted prostitutes through a website.
Once a connection was made, an undercover male officer made arrangements to meet the suspected prostitute at a specific location.
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A civil action described in subsection (a) of this section may be brought only in the United States district court for the judicial district wherein the act, omission, or transaction constituting a violation under this chapter or any other mineral leasing law occurred, or wherein the defendant is found or transacts business.
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Miss Erie Pageant on June 8
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100+ Family Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Erie Garage Sale
Mayor Luke Ravensthal's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgendered (LGBT) Advisory Council Announces First Annual Diversity Job Fair
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Same-Sex Couples Seek To Strengthen Families By Expanding Adoption Rights In North Carolina
Cyclist Launches Cross-Country Ride for Freedom to Marry
Ohio House Representatives call on House leadership to pass Civil Rights Legislation
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WASHINGTON, DC – This morning, Freedom to Work – a national organization working to ban workplace discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) Americans – sent an open letter penned by the group's president, Tico Almeida, to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nevada) demanding he bring the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) directly to the floor of the U.S. Senate for a vote this summer. Read the entire text of Almeida's letter to Senator Reid, here.
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Ronald Brand at New York University and the Executive Committee of the American Branch of the International Law Association
On October 25, 2012, Professor Ronald A. Brand participated in a panel discussion titled "Regulating Forum Shopping: Courts' Use of Forum Non Conveniens in Transnational Litigation" at the 18th Annual Herbert Rubin and Justice Rose Luttan Rubin International Law Symposium at the New York University School of Law. The panel was part of a symposium titled "Tug of War: The Tension Between Regulation and International Cooperation." Professor Brand provided a comparative law perspective on the doctrine of forum non conveniens, comparing it to the civil law alternative of lis alibi pendens, and discussing both external and internal challenges to the forum non conveniensdoctrine in the United States. The panel was moderated by Franco Ferrari, Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Transnational Litigation and Commercial Law at New York University School of Law, and included presentations by Peter "Bo" Rutledge, Herman E Talmadge Chair of Law at the University of Georgia School of Law, and John Fellas, a Partner at Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP.
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Piezoelectricity created from cars driving to add to the grid
Imbedding rows of Piezoelectric devices like what they put in cigarette lighters into the lanes of heavy used freeways that will create electricity that can be plugged into the grid? It would take what would be other wise wasted gasoline energy and convert it to usable energy. You could make a strip about a foot wide and imbed it where the tires normally are in the lane and the force to compress it to generate the electricity to that of down force of each tire of an average weight car. Sorry about the grammar and I post it here because I didn't know what else to do with the idea
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Mar 15 2013: this is a bad idea so your saying every body should use extra gas money on giving electricity back to the government? when going over these tiny electricity generators you have to use more energy to overcome the resistance of the generators also the generators wouldn't make a lot of energy and also the cost of doing something like this to make it actually viable would be Staggering!
Mar 15 2013: I'm not saying anything I had a thought and I threw it out that to see where it leads. That is suppose to be what this site is for or so I thought? and the amount of gas energy it would take away from your car would be minimal like the amount of wasted gas when you sitting at a light and have to hold your brakes so your car wont move that is all unnecessary wasted energy because the don't want to program the computer in the car to turn off when you apply the brakes
Mar 16 2013: no it would not be minimal people now days are worried about MPG more than anything this would lower gas efficiency ALOT way more than when it's idle at a stop and the energy while moving is not wasted in a car it's just not 100% efficient but this would really add a significant amount of inefficiencies please understand more about physics to understand what you are talking about
Mar 16 2013: haha your a real charmer what makes you think I don't know about physics? are you even on my post to maybe contribute to an idea like Peter Law did on his post about maybe installing on the down side of hills and coming to stop signs or are you just here to rag on someone? you say it would lower it ALOT and I should learn about physics where it your proof it would lower it ALOT??
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