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Princess Eugenie attended the Men's US Open Final yesterday.
Princess Eugenie of York
Princess Eugenie with her boyfriend, Jack Brooksbank, sit in the Royal Box on centre court to watch the women's singles final between Eugenie Bouchard and Petra Kvitova in Wimbledon
spolier alert!: Bouchard lost!
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie attend the annual Serpentine Galley Summer Party at The Serpentine Gallery
Princess Eugenie attends the annual Serpentine Galley Summer Party at The Serpentine Gallery
Everyone wants a kiss from Zara!
The York sisters, Beatrice and Eugenie today at Day 1 of Royal Ascot
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This week's best dressed royals
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Princess Eugenie has been regularly attending Trooping the Colour since 2005 (minus a few years), though she did attend as a child. Although we missed her sister Beatrice's unusual style at this event, I think Eugenie was quite beautiful this year, as she usually is.
Trooping the Colour 2014
I haven't identified everyone, but I'm working on it!
Duke of Gloucester, Duchess of Gloucester, Earl of Ulster, Countess of Ulster, Zenouska Mowatt, Lady Marina-Charlotte, Earl of St. Andrews, Prince Michael, Princess Michael, Duchess of Cornwall, Prince Charles, Princess Eugenie, Princess Anne, Queen Elizabeth II, Tim Laurence, Countess of Wessex, Prince Andrew, Prince Philip, Prince Edward, Prince Harry, Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William, Lady Sophie, Eloise Taylor, Lady Helen Taylor, Estella Taylor, Lady Gabriella, Duke of Kent, Princess Alexandra, and Countess of St. Andrews
If anyone's got any guesses on those three women I haven't identified, that would be great. I'm going to see if I can find any better photos (but I doubt it). And I might have gotten Eloise & Estelle mixed up, it's hard to tell.
onemoreblogaboutroyals said:Lady in white coat is Zenouska Mowatt, Lady in pink I think is Lady Marina-Charlotte Windsor, but I'm not sure. next to Duke of Kent is his sister Princess Alexandra, and last one is probably Countess of St Andrews.
It's weird to see them get so separated! thank you!
More from today.
The Queen enjoyed the flyover
Part 1 of the Balcony
The Earl & Countess of Wessex, Duke of York, and Princess Eugenie are in the second carriage.


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CHARLIE SHEEN's loyal fans are making headlines for vandalizing street signs with stickers that say, "Where's Charlie?" The troubled actor apparently still has some faithful supporters out there, since the stickers started popping up immediately after the successful Sheen-free 'Two And A Half Men' episode.
Charlie, whose character, Charlie Harper, was killed off in the latest episode of 'Two And A Half Men', has apparently been getting a show of support from his fans over the last few days, and this time in an illegal and unorthodox way.
These "Where's Charlie?" stickers have been appearing all over street signs in L.A. —most of them in the area where Charlie lives—and TMZ has learned that the Warlock is quite pleased and truly appreciates the gesture.
However, Charlie was quick to add that he does not condone the vandalism.
No word yet on the identity(ies?) of the "Where's Charlie?" sticker fiend(s?).
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Earthy/rustic flavors from the buckwheat and brown sugar. Light and tender waffle that is good either lightly cooked or in the iron til crispy.
Two-Day Buckwheat Waffles
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- Waffles
- 1/4 cup(s) warm water
- 1 package(s) dry yeast
- 1 teaspoon(s) brown sugar
- 2 cup(s) warm nonfat milk
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) table salt
- 1 1/2 cup(s) all purpose flour
- 1 cup(s) buckwheat flour
- 2 large eggs, room temp
- 2 tablespoon(s) brown sugar
- 5 tablespoon(s) canola oil
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) baking soda
- Bananas
- 2 large bananas, peeled & sliced
- 2 tablespoon(s) unsalted butter
- Day One
- 1. Put water in small bowl, dissolve yeast and brown sugar (follow your yeast package directions). Let stand til foamy & about doubled, maybe 10min.
- 2. Sift the two flours together.
- 3. Put warm milk, salt and yeast into large bowl and stir only to combine. Whisk in the flours.
- 4. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
- Day Two
- 1. Dough should have doubled overnight. Remove from fridge, uncover and let come to room temp.
- 2. In medium bowl, whisk together eggs, sugar, oil, baking soda to combine and dissolve sugar.
- 3. Add egg mixture to dough and lightly whisk to combine, don't overbeat.
- 4. Let batter rest for 15-20min.
- 5. Ladle about 1/3c batter onto preheated nonstick waffle iron and cook to desired crispness.
- 6. Melt butter in nonstick skillet and saute banana slices 2min. Serve over waffles. Syrup at the table.
- Extra waffles can be frozen and reheated in a toaster.
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At Home With Grace, Herbie and Nanzy
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Name: Grace Hsiu
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Your Pet's Name: Herbie and Nanzy
When did these two canines come into your life?: Herbie came into my life in 2004, and then Bananaz (aka Nanzy) came screeching into the picture four years later in 2008.
Pet specific features of the home: The recent backyard remodel was a mutually beneficial upgrade. The dogs are still sussing out their favorite spots though.
What do you love most about living with your pet?: Just being able to be around them all the time is awesome. Huskies are party dogs, so that's how we do it in the 'Dena.
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Beautiful dogs in a loving home-my kind of story!
The pictures made me laugh. How cute are they! Thank you!
roooo roooo
Fess up, how do you manage to keep up with the shedding?
i love the coffee table with dog compartment ;-)
Beautiful dogs! Everyone looks very happy!


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My Father is a retired firefighter. He has $$$$$$ in medical bills after having 5 heart attacks in 24 days. My 19 year old brother is a Marine. He signed all the paperwork at 17. My mother was a preschool teacher for 10 years. And is still loved by our community. But due to my dads health problems she had to find another job. My younger brother hates band now because my parents can't afford to pay for drum lessons. And now hes falling behind the other students. I am 22. I am $20,000 in debt from attending college for 2 years. I work as a waitress at a Casino. And I struggle to pay my bills. My family works so hard, they will not take help from the government, and they are my heroes. My brother will risk his life for 100% of the US and my father risked his life for so many people he didn't know.
My family and I are the 99%
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I am a middle-aged man working three part-time jobs that pay anywhere between $11 and $17 an hour. I have three different college degrees to my name but full-time work is still an elusive endeavor. The only reason I have medical insurance is due to my wife. Our medical premiums continue to rise, doubling this past year, as our out of pocket expenses exponentially increase. This while the insurance company cries poor and posts quarter profits in the billions.
Still, I consider myself very lucky to have what I have. I am deeply concerned with what has transpired in this country for the last thirty years. Our country was once known for its commitment of upward mobility and the "American Dream." That commitment has been called into question as more of us struggle to make ends meet on whatever meager incomes we garner. Many of us are facing a crisis in confidence in many of our personal and professional lives. It has been said that great civilizations die from suicide rather than homicide. What we are experiencing is the hijacking of our political system from the corporate oligarchs that have swayed the judicial and legislative process for decades and have thus created a plutocracy where malfeasance is a common occurrence. Our current economy favors consumption over production; debt over saving; and self-indulgence over altruism. We Americans must insist on complete transparency, clarity and accessibility when it comes to conglomerates dictating policy and procedure. This goes for K-street as well as Wall Street.
The first step in overhauling the mores and values of Wall Street is setting up a system of checks and balances that would make the framers of our constitution proud. All corporate entities that were on the receiving end of the bailouts should be subjected to unilateral fiscal and management audits conducted by reputable & independent firms. These audits would not only track every transaction, settlement, and agreement; it would disseminate where money went and to whom. The mantra of "trust but verify" would echo the halls of all federated entities that have parlayed public monies. However, it would be naive to think that pure unadulterated accountability would ever happen in our current capitalistic paradigm where it's every man for himself; capitalism without a conscience; and profits before the people. As Lord Action once stated: "Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely."
The next step towards reform is to bring government back to "We the People" … Not, We the Directorate. Both political parties have contorted and blended themselves into an amalgam of dishonesty and distrust that depend on the deep pockets of big business. Lobbyists have taken away the principle of "one person one vote" and have rigged and exploited the political process to the detriment of the Middle Class. In 2009, over 13,700 registered lobbyists spent well over 3.5 billion dollars to control and manipulate the legislative process. That comes out to 6.5 million dollars for each legislative member. I have learned from OWS that change comes from within, that democracy is not a spectator sport and that we all need to get into the game. I want to believe that we can create a fair and equatable capitalistic environment where everyone can be held to the same standard, no matter how much money they have. We have always taught our children to work hard, be honest, have integrity and they will succeed in life. That is no longer true. The people who succeed lie, cheat, and steal at any cost to advance in life. That's why I am proud to be part of the 99%. Occupywallstreet.org
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I am 19 years old and I can't find a job. If I had a penny for every time I heard that….
I was a A student and managed to get into 5 colleges, only to receive no financial help whatsoever even though my dad is a single parent who makes (if were lucky) $20,000 a year after taxes. My dream as to be a horse trainer so I could work with/study the wild horses, so much for that. I have been taking care of my 3 sisters since I was 9 years old when my parents divorced. My mother owes thousands of dollars in child support but ran of to Canada so she doesn't have to pay. I have 4 infected/impacted wisdom teeth that have needed to be removed since January 2011. I need between $8000 and $10,000 to have it done and the cost of renting a hospital room/equipment goes up every day. I am so tired of being in pain all the time, I truly would sell my soul for a job right now. All my life money has always been scarce but this is just unbelievable and beyond unfair to all the people who are in similar situations! I can't see a way out and I'm so frustrated and angry with what's going on in this country.
I am the 99%
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I am 19 years old and married to a hard-working military man. I have NO job, despite dozens and dozens of applications, and have not started college. I am too scared to acquire that much debt and have no guarantee of getting a job in this dying economy. I've been thinking of enlisting to regain some sense of self-worth, but even the military has suffered. I fear for my future. I fear for my future children's place in this world.
I am scared.
I am lost.
I am pissed.
I am the 99%.
Born in this world as it all falls apart.
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I am 19 years old. I graduated from high school with almost a straight A average. I was set to go to college to become a literature teacher. My dreams seemed so real at the time. After my mother found out about my religious beliefs I was forced to leave home. I started college in the fall of 2011 wile living with my cousins. I was working as a waitress making $2.14 an hour. The tips that I made were enough to get me back and forth to work in gas. Until my car gave out. I had to scrap it for money. My financial aid at the college ran into a snag that I still do not understand. No one would help me. I was told to "check my account online" that was all the advice they could give me. I had no way back and forth to college anymore. I am now living with my cousins and my aunt with no car, not money, and no school. No one in the house has a job. My cousin has been denied disability after working as a welder for years. He can not even kneel to put his knees on the floor. We live off of food stamps and pawning any valuables that we have. But the valuables are running out. Food stamps can not [ay for Christmas dinner plus food for the rest of the days of the month. My family went 4 days without eating last month because we were determined to have an okay Christmas dinner. I have a job interview at McDonald's on the 30th where I will be making min wage and getting paid every 2 weeks. My cousins will take me back and forth to work. $20 a day for me in gas. I will be the only one working in a house of 5. I owe the college $800.
I am the 99%….
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I am 20. I earned a culinary degree. I had to move back home with my parents. I have thousands in student loan debt. I make and have never made more than 9.50/hr. I vow never to have children, for i fear for their future because I fear for my own. I feel this life is almost not worth living….yet I live for change. I am the 99%.
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My mom was diagnosed with kidney disease 2 years ago. Fortunately she's able to get dialysis treatment 3 times a week because of my dad's insurance. Many other people aren't as fortunate. They are the 99%. I am the 99%.
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I have a friend who as problems at home. His parents are currently split up, His mom has an abusive boyfriend. So he moved to his dad's house, who worked for the MTA, and was recently laid off. His house is under foreclosure. So he joins after-school programs to avoid going home… he is the 99%.
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I am a high school student. In the past two years my dad has worked in three different places, not to mention he spent 4 months out of work. Now, my dad's gone. He screwed us over. My mom now has $30000 in debt. She has two jobs, yet still can't manage to hold the house now. We're at a point where I , the 9th grader, has to look for a job. We need help.
We are the 99%.
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I work full time and so does my husband. We can't afford our mortgage even though we both have decent jobs. We are about to lose our house. We are the 99%
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What images spring to mind when this word is heard during the course of polite conversation?
For example, "I only want to be seen with hot _____ " (fill in the blank), usually implies an intentional look that will attract attention as equipment for some task or other.
I myself find ways to use this word which stimulate in order to suggest excitement for something in meaningul ways, rather than to formulate opinions which arouse suspicion rather than admiration. Hot… is a great marketing tool. Hot is not suggestive, instead it's flashy. It's a word with recognition, that makes the wary consumer, interested.
Hot is not brazen, and shouldn't be 'used' … 'hot' is not a human characteristic.
I once argued this point with teenagers… at least the attempt was made. It's difficult to suggest to beautiful young girls (the ones with beauty which exudes, and shines through the obvious … the ones with stature, and credibility… without guilt), that, even if someone respected speaks to you or anyone else in ways seemingly complimentary, using this particular word, which has been wasted with disregard for the embodiment of elevated graceful female opinion, the implication is not respectful, and I so wish it was not desirable.
'You're worth more than that,' though being the correct response to the situation, implies acceptability, somehow… 'it's just not acceptable' to define this word as used, without concise guidelines for the significance of what makes an example of specific definition, different from all the rest… 'it's not at all ok' to relegate an individual into a trait.
Who's hot, may not be what's hot, and it doesn't make anyone look cool.
On the other hand, what's hot, if it's not sensible and flat… might just be Gucci ;)
awaiting release, for a trifle
a moment of suspense, a snippet
a term to replace, a reference
once a body of work.
for a span of a heightened season, an idle breath…
might a work intend.
The big picture. This is where we decide our work has a greater impact as a whole. Where our daily interests and the world's needs and desires decide a devotion of time. It's where we participate and where we find ourselves most interested… with the hope that what we do is what's most impressed, and most impressive.
This is my gift … my body of work.
Gravity, the laws of power.
Gravity is pressure, not draw… the Earth is a support keeping all who are healthy, upright and vertical. Our lives are intertwined and inseparable until we part.
Weight is not a hardship, but is adversity… in other words, we are not vessels of compulsion or restraint, we exist with consequence. Everything we do affects everything we are, and everything we know.
to define the volume of our existence:
in a word, weight…
to quantify its magnitude,
applied to the singular, prescribed in the plural,
virtually indivisible,
entirely intertwined
meanings to be necessarily separable.
my epiphany,
"the heavier they are, the faster they fall;
the bigger they are, the worse for the wear"
Size denoted by area is not a value in describing damage. It's not "the bigger they are, the harder they fall." A larger area prescribes greater relief over the area of impact.
Don't fall down!
hardly over…
a means to no end.
attending through worries,
intent with contend…
hoping a buyer
with cash
… a plus sign for hopeful encouragement
applies to things comparatively small which please by their delicacy and
and enters as largely into our conception of handsome …
drayton makes mention of handsome players, meaning those who are well-trained; hence we speak of a man's having a handsome address.
*Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary
copyright 1996… (a poetic version)
… a plus sign for positive growth
Looking to tie binds of understanding for global affinity, what follows is the definition for a viral crusade.
The definition of mania:
mania: addresses a situation within an area; it is an introduction of some prescription which devotes to repair; mania can provide for relief, the magnitude of participation requires an anchor
mania is usually apparent when there is need; mania is a response to greater need when something appears within the area of need and is both noticed by the proliferate, and new, to cause a stir
noticed and new
these are the two distinguishing characteristics that produce the affect (not effect, since it is an immediate, abundant addiction, which is subjective)… to be affected by something, is to commandeer one result
That said, Tebow-mania is a phenomenon.
analytical thought vs. artistic thought
analytical sense has come to mean logic with numbers, and only numbers
(numbers being tested, but never evaluated and determined, and not accounting for words, communication, and reasoning with alpha; meaning letters and words and their value)
artistic thought has always meant
"outside the box"
it makes no difference to step outside, if you can't communicate what you see
step beyond current paradigms and processes, and see possibility in poetic reasoning
poetry and art and communications, existing in some logical order…
becoming a reality in which all things are possible, beautiful in their own right, and made to fit together, to and for the benefit of all…
(theory in part vs whole… in whole or in part)
a number culture,
as a definitive solution for structural potential or performance-based resolution of structural value is realized through inequity in the aggregate…
and so, leads to a deterioration of all value throughout a society which has based any and all criteria for worth, solely on numbers, and quantitative reasoning.
a number culture,
serves to limit potential for increased performance…
thereby creating economic ruin.
… a plus sign.
my epiphany… positive change.
commutative is a word to describe reference
In math commutative equation means this:
"we see only one answer"
The order does not matter, the answer is consistent.
It is my understanding, that the use of this word defined as orderly sequence according to a section or a partition of a larger equation or formula, is neither here nor there. Commutative properties within sequencing are more relevant on large-scale computation but not as recognizable.
commutative words
Words have commutative properties similar to math formula and these can be adopted for qualified use according to an individual's or a firm's compulsion.
Two words with such commutative understanding captured my attention today.
PR, a word I currently use for performance (be it corporate, athletic, or journalistic), has associated and productive qualities which are commutative, and it is commutative with health.
Health is a word which focuses strategy. We look to health for a reason. Health can be ignored until it deteriorates to the point of non-acceptability and need, or it can be a requirement above all others, leading to performance.
commutative properties are structural and answerable
If health is made paramount, PR has focus, and performance is strength.
Structural awareness provides remedy.
PR = integrity + strength = health
Commutative properties of words allow for intervention once remedy is visible.
The health of any organism is paramount to that structure's advantage in the quest for PR at its best.


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Look! Coconut and Pineapple Terrine
With scorching temperatures and heavy humidity, we're still stuck on cool, light recipes. This is one of our favorites, an elegant yet deceptively easy dessert from á la cuisine: Coconut Panna Cotta and Pineapple Gelée Terrine.
This terrine takes a little forethought and it needs to be made at least a day before serving, but the components are simple and it leaves you free to cook dinner and not worry about dessert. We just think it looks so pretty, cool, and delicious.
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well, that's pretty.
I've been wondering what I can do with a young coconut -- the kind that show up in our markets husked, as "young Thai coconut"
The water is inside, and jelly-ish flesh. My SEAsian cookbook didn't get me anywhere, but I know there must be some great things to do with this as an ingredient.
I am a coconut newbie.
hi guido, in Central America we simply eat it up with a spoon! delicioso. Once it gets older (thick, white flesh), then we use it as an ingredient in cooking. Honduran fish soup with coconut (from the juice extracted from the older coconut) is out of this world. Also, Garifuna rice & beans cooked with coconut milk, terrific.
Gorgeous dessert! Thank you for the link and the lovely picture.


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Dad Runs Triathlon Carrying Daughter with Cerebral Palsy (Video)Video — By Dave on 2012/08/15 3:33 PM
Rick van Beek, completed a triathlon Saturday carrying his daughter Madison, who has cerebral palsy. Van Beek, already called the 'father of the century', biked, swam and ran tugging 13-year-old Maddy in Sanford and Sun sprint triathlon at Sanford Lake Park, Michigan.
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Rick quit smoking and started running so he could be the one pushing Maddy in races. For the past four years the two have run over 70 races including half-marathons and triathlons.
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Muesli with Dried and Fresh Fruits
Seafood "Sinigang" Stew (serves 4)
Seafood "Sinigang" Stew (serves 4)
Seafood "Sinigang" Stew (serves 4)
Sinigang is definitely one of the staples of every Filipino kitchen. In this recipe, the fresh flavor of seafood is highlighted by the tart flavor of the tamarind broth and given an extra boost of white wine, just for kicks. This is awesomeness in a bowl.
Ingredients: 10 pcs sampaloc, 1 white onion, 4 cloves garlic, 2 tomatoes, 1 tbsp tomato paste or 2 cups sauce, 800 g clams, 600 g fish fillet, 12 suahe shrimp, 2 sprigs thyme, 1 bay leaf, 2 pcs ciabatta or crusty bread, 1 cup kang kong leaves, 1 tbsp olive oil, 1 cup white wine, 2 cups of fish or shrimp broth.
1. Boil sampaloc in 2 cups of water. Crush sampaloc, strain and set aside.
2. Mince onions and garlic. Saute in oil for 1/1/2 minutes and then add the clams. Pour in white wine. Cover.
3. Remove clams, add broth and sampaloc water. Simmer for 15 minutes.
4. Add in fish and shrimp. Simmer for another five minutes. Add in kang kong leaves mid way through the 5 minutes.
5. Add clams back in. Serve with toasted ciabatta bread.
""BLT Salad" with Sarsa ng Lechon Vinaigrette (serves 4)
""BLT Salad" with Sarsa ng Lechon Vinaigrette (serves 4)
""BLT Salad" with Sarsa ng Lechon Vinaigrette (serves 4)
Inspired by the famous bagnet sandwich at Mercato Centrale, this recipe puts an unexpected twist on the usual BLT and combines deep-fried pork liempo, crisp vegetables and an awesome lechon sauce vinaigrette that is not to be missed!
Ingredients: 4 slices liempo (cut ½ inch thick), 2 whole star anise, 4 sprigs tarragon, 1 tbsp five spice powder, 3 sprigs thyme, 1 bay leaf, 2 cups cherry tomatoes, 2 tbsps olive oil, 2 heads green ice lettuce, 1 head lolo rosa lettuce, 1 carrot, 6 black olives, ¼ cup sarsa ng lechon, 1/8 cup virgin coconut oil, 1 tbsp brown sugar, 1/3 cup canola oil and 800 ml for frying, 1/8 cup coconut vinegar.
1. Boil first seven ingredients in a pot of water with salt for 40 -45 minutes until pork is soft.
2. Season tomatoes with salt, pepper, and olive oil and roast them in an oven for 10-15 minutes.
3. Slice black olives and carrots. Chop and wash lettuce.
4. Deep fry liempo. Season immediately with salt and pepper.
5. Make vinaigrette by combining vinegar, sarsa, oils, sugar, salt, pepper in a blender.
6. Assemble the salad.
"BLT" Salad with Sarsa ng Lechon Vinaigrette


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Categories > Celebrities > My Chemical Romance > .....The one where Gerard looses his nerve... again and again.
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In the airport CiCi held Gerard close to her, afraid to let go. She hated it when he left her, and she hated it more not knowing when he'd be back. She sighed softly feeling a tear fall down her cheek. She kept her arms around his neck and bit her lip, her green eyes meeting with his hazel ones.
"When will you be back?" She asked him softly. He bit his lip and sighed.
"I don't know. I have to go to Jersey for a couple weeks, then back on tour. If you can, you should come to Jersey for a weekend." He smiled. "I'd love that." She smiled softly.
"I would too. I'll let you know, okay?" She asked him kissing his lips one more. He nodded as the loudspeaker came on, announcing that they were now boarding flight 139. He sighed.
"CiCi, I know we've spent the past couple of weeks together, and I'm sure it might be a little soon to be saying this but... I think I'm falling in love with you." He muttered under his breath, sighing again. She smiled slightly.
"Gerardo, You're amazing." She whispered kissing his lips softly. He picked up his bags and gave her one last lingering hug before boarding the plane, CiCi waving as he walked down the terminal to go back to Jersey.
"Frankiee." CiCi whined over the phone to Frank Iero, who she had been talking to for the past couple nights. He was in Orlando visiting his sister and he was about 10 minutes down the road from her.
"CiCiii." Frank said, mocking her whine. She pouted.
"I miss him." She muttered softly.
"Then go to fuckin' Jersey and visit his ass." Frank said. He covered the mouthpiece but it was still audible that he was talking to his girlfriend, Carly. She was a really sweet girl and she had meet CiCi once when her and Frank we're hanging out. Carly and Frank had been together since freshman year of high school and CiCi knew they were inseperable.
"It's only been like, two hours." She told him, laughing.
"Well figure something out girl, you aren't stupid. I gotta go, my sister needs help doing some shit and Carly wanted to watch a movie. You're welcome to come over if you want." He offered.
"Wait Frankie, can you give me Gerard's adress?" She asked. He gave her the adress as she wrote it down and they hung up. She sighed, looking at it and went to the computer, booking a flight out for the same night. She knew Felicia would give her a paid week off of work and just have Tony take care of the front desk, plus Tony has been complaining about hours anyways. She grinned to herself once the flight was book and went to her closet to pack her bags, her main goal to suprise Gerard.
"Gerard Authur Way you have been moping around this house since you've gotten here, what's gotten into you?" His mother asked, a stern look on her face. Gerard sighed.
"CiCi... I miss her." He said. His mother shook her head and rolled her eyes.
"Is she coming to see you while you're up here? I'd love to meet this girl you keep going on and on about." She told him. Gerard nodded.
"She told me she'd let me know, but-" Gerard was cut off by the doorbell ringing and a blank expression came on his face. They wern't expecting anyone unless it was Mikey and Alicia but why would they ring the bell. Gerard peeled himself off the couch, his black tight jeans, the only clothing he was currently wearing, hanging at his hips. He opened the door and an expression of shock, glee, and content came over his face.
"I couldn't stand knowing you were millions of miles away wearing little clothing when girls could see you at the 7-11 and ask you're hand in marriage." CiCi said, laughing softly. He picked her up in his arms and pressed kisses to her lips, cheeks and forehead.
"Even if girls did that, I'd tell them no because I have an amazingly wonderful girlfriend who lives in Orlando. When did you leave Orlando?" He asked her, still in shock, his arms around her hips as he grinned uncontrolably. She laughed softly.
"About two hours after you did. I called Frank and told him that I couldn't stand it, and that I needed to come see you." She said, smiling still.
"Well I'm glad you're here, come on in, you can meet the family." He said, picking up her bags and placing them outside the door to what she suspected to be his room. A woman who looked about 50, but young walked into the room as a small smile came to her face.
"Honey who is this?" She asked, looking at Gerard then me.
"Mom, this is CiCi, the girl I've been telling you so much about. CiCi this is my mom." CiCi extended her hand to shake hers but his mother pulled her into a hug.
"You're the girl that Gerard always talks about! Oh my goodness Gerard she is gorgeous you were right!" She said. CiCi blushed furiously and bit her lip but still smiled. She hugged his mom and stood awkwardly. She smiled softly at her.
"Its nice to meet you Mrs. Way-"
"Please baby call me Cindy." She told her, that same smile that Gerard had gotten from her crossing her face. Gerard looked down at CiCi and grinned.
"Come on." He told her softly, leading her to his room. She walked in, and sprawled out on the bed, laughing slightly. He sat down next to her and ran his fingers along her back.
"I'm glad you came to see me." He told her. "I missed you."
"We were apart for five hours Gerardo." She said, grinning as her eyes met his. He leaned down to kiss her head.
"Yeah well... don't make fun of me." He said fake pouting. She got up and kissed his lips, lingering there for a minute as her tongue slid along his lower lip.
"You're too amazing for me to make fun of." She told him.
"Am not." He said, rolling his eyes. She pushed him down onto the bed and tickled him, smirking as she straddled his hips, her hands resting on his abs as she kissed his chin.
"You are." She said. He had stiffled his laughter and kissed her again.
"Don't you ever tickle me again." He said, faking seriousness.
"And if I do?"
"Bad things will happen." He said, smirking. She sighed and laid on him, her head against his chest as she felt his heartbeat.
"Gerard Authur Way you're probably the most amazing man ever, and I think I'm falling in love with you." She whispered, her eyes meeting his at the end of her sentence.
"Cecilia Autumn Thomas, you're probably the coolest chick ever and I know I'm falling in love with you." He whispered back as she smiled contentedly, closing her eyes.


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Freshman Sophia Ju qualified for sectionals with a diving score of 184.65. She helped Andover win 99-82 over Central Catholic.
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Phillips needed to win final relay to beat Hopkins and did it for 96-89 win. Team consisted of Methuen's Lauren Conte, Andover's Danielle Liu, North Andover's Katherine Sweetser and Kait Simpson. The three locals were in on a combined seven wins.Read More »
Senior Danielle Liu of Andover won four events and freshman Katherine Sweetser of North Andover was on three winning relays as Phillips beat Deerfield 106-80.Read More »
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Andover scored just a single individual victory, but thanks to its depth across the events was still able to come out on top as a team, winning the North sectional swimming and diving championship with 345.5 points, edging No. 2 rival Chelmsford (336).Read More »
Kelly Lennon won the 200 IM (2:19.25) and 500 freestyle (5:21.95) as well as being part of Methuen's winning 200 medley relay and 400 freestyle relay teams in the Rangers' 97-87 victory over Lowell.Read More »
Andover girls swimming tied Chelmsford in a meet of two teams that entered undefeated in the MVC. With the tie, the two teams finished as MVC Large co-champions.
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Banana Cream Pie
Recipe By :Paula H. Deen
Serving Size : 6 Preparation Time :0:00
Categories : Desserts
Amount Measure Ingredient -- Preparation Method
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1/3 cup sugar -- plus
1/4 cup sugar -- additional
3 tablespoons cornstarch
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cups milk
2 egg yolks -- lightly beaten
2 tablespoons butter
2 teaspoons vanilla
2 egg whites
2 bananas -- sliced
1 9-inch prebaked pie shell
In a saucepan over medium heat, combine 1/3 cup sugar with the cornstarch
and salt. Blend in milk, then egg yolks. Cook and stir until mixture
thickens. Remove from heat; stir in butter and vanilla. Cool to room
temperature. Beat egg whites until soft peaks form; gradually add 1/4 cup
sugar and beat until stiff peaks form. Fold into egg yolk mixture. In
pie shell, alternate layers of banana slices and cream filling. Cover and
chill. Top with whipped cream and additional sliced bananas, if desired.
Serves 6 to 8
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What tourist brochures fail to mention when advertising the many advantages of Lebanon is that this is the place where self-expression rules.
Nowhere is this more evident than on the road.
Lebanese drivers favor honking as their favorite method of self-expression; to be awakened at 3:00AM by a honking contest (when your half-conscious mind is wondering "surely the traffic can't be bad at this hour?") is not infrequent for example.
Changing the topic, this is Lebanese comfort food par excellence. Silky and so tender that they dissolve in the mouth, these cabbage rolls will make you forget traffic, honking and other urban annoyances.
The cabbage leaves need to be tender, the rice used in the stuffing needs to be medium-grain rice and the seasoning needs to permeate the dish to avoid blandness.
Stuffed with a meat and rice combo or a coarse-grain bulgur and split chick-peas for a vegan version.
INGREDIENTS: 6 to 8 servings
- 1 green cabbage, preferably with tender leaves
- 1 pound of ground meat (fatty OK)
- 1 large onion
- 1 cup of rice (sushi, Egyptian, Italian or Turkish, or any medium-grain)
- Spices: 1 head of garlic, 1/4 cup of dried mint, 1 cup of lemon juice, 1 cup of olive oil.
- Spices for the meat: 1 1/2 tsp of salt, 1/2 tsp of white pepper
- 4 cups of meat or chicken stock or water
- Blanch the cabbage leaves in salted boiling water for several minutes until very tender. Drain in a colander and then cut them in 5 inch squares. Reserve the thick stalks.
- Soak the rice for 15 minutes in water, drain and mix with the ground meat, salt and white pepper.
- Chop the onion fine and fry gently in olive oil till softened; mash 8 cloves of garlic with some salt in a mortar coarsely and add to the chopped onion. Add the dried mint and fry this pesto for a few seconds until fragrant. Transfer to the bottom of the pot in which the cabbage leaves will cook; top with the cabbage stalks spreading them to cover the bottom of the pan.
- Flatten each cabbage square and place a generous tablespoon of stuffing on the edge of it; roll up like a cigar, leaving the ends open. Try not to place stuffing towards the ends as the stuffing will expand during cooking.
- Place the cabbage cigars one by one in the pot; place a small plate on top of the cigars to hold them in place if desired. Place the remaining garlic cloves (peeled but whole) in-between the cabbage rolls. Add the meat stock, the lemon juice and the rest of the olive oil as well. Cook for about one hour over low heat at a gentle simmer until the stuffing is thoroughly cooked and the leaves are extra tender. Serve warm.
NOTE: In the olden days, fat was added to the meat for extra flavor and moisture; for expediency, I would simply use a ground meat at 85%.


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Take any whole number between 1 and 999, add the squares of the
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The Inventions of Hugo Cabret written and illustrated by Brian selznick
Hugo Cabret is a young orphan, that is only trying to stay alive. He lives alone in a clock tower at a train station in Paris. He steals because he's hungry, and also handles his dads old job, to so that no one will know its just Hugo living alone. He is a genius and an adventurer like no other. Isabelle, a girl that will be hugo's best friend and partner in crime, and her step father own a small toy booth. The old man is z mean and quite scary, but also has a bright side and
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Darth Vader: "Well Luke, it's about parsley-sage-rosemary-and-thyme we meet."
Han Solo: "Hey, Droi-d Dobler, do the opposite of your movie and don't say anything!"
Obi Wan Kenobi: "Yo Princess Leia, holla-gram at me dawg."
Luke Sky Walker to Obi Wan: "Do you get served with fish and chips? Because you're so retard-ed sauce."
Mace Windu "You're breaking up the band Yo-do Ono."
Yoda: "May the Force be with-or-with-out-you. I fucking cherish that song."
Luke Skywalker: "I hear this tractor beam is really exclusive. Thanks a-honey-bunch-es-of-oats for getting us in it!"
Darth: "Penn-and-Tell-er me the coordinates!"
Obi Wan Kenobi: "Hey Ani-can't, you're last name isn't Philips. So stop looking all Emo."
Anakin Skywalker: "Did you think of that or was it someone else from your Bon Iver tribute band?"
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Derek Jeter (yet again) is MLB's top-selling baseball jersey Today, MLB and the MLBPA released information on what players have the most popular jersey sales and with it, unsurprisingly, many of the players within are headed for the postseason or are leading the league is statistical categories. Derek Jeter of the New York Yankees, Josh Hamilton of the Texas Rangers and Ichiro Suzuki of the Yankees top the list, released jointly today by Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association, with rookie sensations Bryce Harper and Mike Trout rounding out the top five. Ichiro's placement certainly comes from excitement that surrounded his trade from the Mariners to the Bronx Bombers this season. Jeter was the best selling jersey last season, as well (see the 2011 listing). Six players, including Ichiro, Harper, Trout, Andrew McCutchen, Yu Darvish and Chipper Jones, who is retiring and certain to be Cooperstown-bound, made the top ten after not appeari...
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BRAVERY. Just seven letters long, but when it comes to sport if you don't have it you won't get far.
BRAVERY. Just seven letters long, but when it comes to sport if you don't have it you won't get far.
IT IS fair to say from recent Comment and opinion pieces that some senior figures on this newspaper would do away with Culture and Leisure with a snap of their fingers and before a groundsman can pick up the phone to text: 'Sorry lads... too wet.'
FOR an organisation so professional, and one that this column has consistently held up as a paragon in offshore island sporting development, I am amazed at the dog's breakfast Jersey RFC have made of discussing the future of the Siam Cup.
L'ANCRESSE without golf? You really are having a laugh and I refuse to believe that come 1 January 2017 someone will not be crashing a drive off the first tee in the direction of Ladies' Bay.
WHO'D be a footballer these very wet, grey and lifeless days without the opportunity to float a pass, fire a shot goalwards, crunch a tackle or even get a training session in.
MARK LATTER, the Guernsey Cricket Board chief executive, must have been smiling from ear to ear when, in front of a packed house of sports people and dignitaries at Beau Sejour on Thursday, he witnessed Stuart Falla, chairman of the Sports Commission, politely throw down the gauntlet to government bodies to back its fight against obesity.
I NEVER understood the fascination of someone throwing themselves head on into a 16-stone man running at top speed and with his big hand outstretched ready to gouge out your eye.
TO HEAR some of them, you would have thought it was the end of the world.
LIKE cricket, the golf season is fast approaching a conclusion.
THREE questions come to mind after Guernsey's 2013 European T20 Division One Championship campaign in Sussex, writes ROB BATISTE.
TWO years ago Guernsey's T20 team made the short hop over to Jersey for the climax of the European T20 Championships and made a hash of things.
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THE Twitter feeds were feverishly hot yesterday and Sam Cochrane (pictured right), the good and determined skipper that he is, was bravely batting for the Green Lions as the club came under fire for begging for money to save an FA Cup campaign before it had even started.
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LET'S be honest, it has not been a great year for a large proportion of our island elite.
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MCMC Bayesian Estimation of a Skew-GED Stochastic Volatily Model
AbstractIn this paper we present a stochastic volatility model assuming that the return shock has a Skew-GED distribution. This allows a parsimonious yet flexible treatment of asymmetry and heavy tails in the conditional distribution of returns. The Skew-GED distribution nests both the GED, the Skew-normal and the normal densities as special cases so that specification tests are easily performed. Inference is conducted under a Bayesian framework using Markov Chain MonteCarlo methods for computing the posterior distributions of the parameters. More precisely, our Gibbs-MH updating scheme makes use of the Delayed Rejection Metropolis-Hastings methodology as proposed by Tierney and Mira (1999), and of Adaptive-Rejection Metropolis sampling. We apply this methodology to a data set of daily and weekly exchange rates. Our results suggest that daily returns are mostly symmetric with fat-tailed distributions while weekly returns exhibit both significant asymmetry and fat tails.
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- "Oh, look. Visitors. I'd entertain you, but... too much effort involved."
Sloth is the powerful demon who takes the Warden into the Fade.
Background Edit
It may seem somewhat counterintuitive that a sloth demon was controlling the whole region of Fade, as sloth demons are generally considered to be some of the most primitive. However, the classification is based merely on the type of emotion through which a demon attempts to lure souls into its realm. Simply choosing to "specialize" in being a demon of pride or desire does not by itself make a demon more powerful, unless it can successfully create illusions that would attract souls for it to feed upon. Thus, it can be speculated that an "efficient" sloth demon can in fact become more powerful than one of desire that fails to be sufficiently desirable.
Involvement Edit
When the party first meets him in the real world, (where he is a sloth abomination) he puts them to sleep and traps them in his own domain. After the Warden "wakes", he or she is in his own tailor-made "Island", where Duncan comes to tell the Warden that the darkspawn were defeated. The Warden sees through this disguise however and proceeds to help others escape from the dreams in which Sloth has trapped them. Sometimes Sloth traps people in situations that are pleasurable, and other times he traps them in a nightmare.
When Sloth is confronted, he swears he'll try harder to make their personal islands perfect, but the Warden refuses and slays him.
- See The Fade: Lost in Dreams for tips on how to defeat it.
Result Edit
As the Sloth was feeding off those he held captive, and his part of the Fade did likewise, once the Sloth was slain the whole place fades, and the Warden and his allies wake back in the Circle Tower.
Quotes Edit
- "If you go back quietly, I'll do better this time. I'll make you much happier."
- "I made you happy and safe. I gave you peace. I did my best for you, and you say you want to leave? Can't you think about someone other than yourself? I'm hurt, so very, very hurt."
- "You wish to battle me? So be it. You will learn to bow to your betters, mortal."
- (last words) "No more games! Face me, and DIE!"


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BATON ROUGE -- LSU's first two games in an expanded Tiger Stadium will kickoff under the lights, as the Southeastern Conference announced the Tigers' Sept. 13 contest against Louisiana-Monroe will be televised by ESPNU starting at 6 p.m. CT.
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|Elizabeth Honor Dolan 1871 - 1848, Nebraska Landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 10" by 12", framed 15 1/2" by 17 1/2" in high quality silver leaf carved reproduction frame, no restorations. Initially acquired as loose canvas behind glass, was lined to stretched canvas for stability. Born 1871 in Fort Dodge, Iowa. Studied Art Institute of Chicago. Attended Art Students League in New York, Fontainebleau School of Art, and Academie Julian in Paris with M. Paul Baudoir and received a diploma in fresco painting. Settled in Lincoln, Nebraska, devoting much of her career to mural painting. Exhibited Art Institute of Chicago, National Arts Club, Paris Salon, Salons of America.