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Shiny Toy Guns Instagram Tour Diary: STG MEETS ATV
Ever wonder what goes on in the studio/on tour/on stage when it comes to your favorite bands? Well, wonder no more: Welcome to the O Music Blog "Instagram Tour Diaries" series, featuring snaps and stories from myriad bands. First up, Shiny Toy Guns, who are currently splitting their time between recording and the road.
Taking a break from onstage performance duties, Carah Faye and Jeremy go airborne in the winter sky, desert-style on a pair of gas-driven death machines. A friend lies in the sand with a cameraphone, patiently waiting for the exact moment to capture the spectacle. The ride kickstarted a countdown to their DJ performance later that night.
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It is my pleasure and and honor to be sitting at the Roosevelt Hotel pool
Sunday night at 9 pm writing this blog about The Feasting Room.
More importantly, I get to write a blog about my oldest friend.
He is a brother from another mother. That saying is true as true can be. We were born 8 months apart but went to preschool together and followed each other back and forth until we graduated from high school. For the first few years of my life we were actually neighbors.
Now don't get me wrong, we have had some rough patches but I'm going to
shed some light on the Noah Goldberg I remember - and then I will tell you all about
the all-mighty "feasting room."
The first story I am going to tell you, my mother tells with fondness in her
eyes. When I was in JK or SK, we would always come home at lunch. My mother
remembers one day when we came home for lunch and Noah said the following "I
want KD" (kraft dinner)!
My mother was baffled by this as she and my father had recently moved to Toronto from Cape Town, South Africa. Perplexed at the seemingly strange food request, she asked Noah "whats KD?"
He ran home, got the instant macaroni and gave it to my mother. She was baffled by this but made it anyways as she shook her head wondering what kind of food could this possibly be. I can always guarantee that I will hear this story once a year when recalling old stories of Noah and I!
As well, when we were younger, I remember he was the absolute pickiest eater I
have ever encountered in my entire life. He wouldn't eat 99 percent of the food that
would be served at a regular lunch or dinner table. He knew what he liked and ate
what he liked.
A few years ago, we reconnected after a few years of losing touch. He told me he
had started cooking. I was surprised and asked "What are you cooking?" At this point, he had had stints as a sous chef in New York, London England, and Toronto among other cities in some of the finest restaurants in the world.
The notoriously picky eater was honing his craft, slowly.
He also makes these 6-7-8 course dinners with a theme for his friends and loved ones - by far one of the most amazing things I have ever experienced in my life. Good food, good drink, and good company. Me being the schmuck that I am, I loudly rate each and every one if his dishes minutes after consuming them.
On January 31st 2012, we launched our first collection at the now infamous New Era party - and I was absolutely amazed and honoured to have my brother from another mother cater the event to absolute perfection!
A couple weeks ago he decided to open his very first "pop-up restaurant" called The Feasting Room. The schtick? A different beast every week would be consumed, head to toe.
What an idea!
6 courses all pertaining to the same animal, be it a cow, pig, rabbit, lamb … the list goes on. I personally have been there for the cow and the lamb, and I must say though I am not much of a meat eater these dinners were absolutely incredible. The atmosphere is addictive, the decor is creative, and the food is delicious!
I am truly proud of my best friend and brother Mr. Noah Goldberg, and honestly cannot wait to see what he has in store for us in that kitchen in his head.
Kudos my man … Kudos!
- Adam
Great Looks in another stunner from Lookbookdotnu and fully worthy of a reblog …
As our dear friend, REBUS family member and emerging Type D "Dude-Living Refined" frontman Damon Snider (more on him in another post) would say:
Rarely do we reblog on REBUS LIFE, but sometimes things are too good not to be shared. Local Toronto designer Daniel Tanenbaum is creating waves by the magic that is being pumped out of his studio - miniature motorcycle sculptures made purely from discarded pieces of designer watches. The son of esteemed vintage jewelry connoisseur Carole Tanenbaum, this emerging artist's work is now garnering acclaim world-wide for its craftsmanship, uniqueness, and meticulous attention to detail
Why are we showcasing motorbikes right now?
Sheer passion and the drive to channel the creative spirit into creating art that will be treasured, appreciated and well-received is enough to be the genesis of any modern art that is relevant.
In this case, the artist in question is the son of Carole Tanenbaum - Daniel - who has been garnering acclaim as of late for the stunning beauty and craftsmanship of his miniature motorcycles built from discarded and unwanted watch parts.
It's always incredible to be a part of something that has never been done before - and the world-wide press (and art collectors) are starting to take notice.
More here: http://is.gd/zJtiqL
Check out Daniel's pieces on Facebook: www.facebook.com/watchpartsmotorcycles
The MuchMusic Video Awards had Toronto on fire this weekend! It seemed like every night there were 50 different things to do, and we are still recovering. As the celebs pour into town from all corners of the planet, typically there are branded experiences called gifting lounges that are set up, allowing fashion brands and many others from other industries to meet and mingle with the stars. The INFLUENCERS LOUNGE designed by W&W PR was one of the most successful this past Saturday!
We want to extend a much-deserved thank you to Jen Williams and Lori Williamson of W&W PR after REBUS was invited to take part! These hard-working gals are one of the most efficient PR outfits that we have ever had the privilege of working with, and the success of the event showed how seriously they take their craft.
It was a great day meeting and talking REBUS with some real power players such as emerging Australian teen sensation Cody Simpson (who just couldn't get enough of our LAZYPANTS®), Greta Constantine, Victoria Duffield, Down With Webster, The Midway State, UFC fighter Mark Hominick, designer Ron White, CTV's Brian Williams, NHL stars Wayne Simmonds, Chris Stewart, Anthony Stewart and Joel Ward … the list goes on!
We are looking forward to more amazing experiences working with these lovely gals - thanks W&W!
With under two weeks to go before summer sessions start at camp, its about time we let the cat out of the bag …
LAZYPANTS® are the official sweats of Camp Timberlane for Summer 2012!
Lets face it - a lot of us have had different summer camping experiences over the years, and we can all name off the camps that we love and are loyal to. However, Timberlane is notably enjoying its place right now at the top of the summer camp roost. Word on the street is that Timberlane is has become simply an unstoppable machine of efficiency that has been cranking out some of the most memorable camping experiences for the last several years - leaving its competitors to play a maddening game of catchup!
One thing is for sure - their savvy use of social media and digital marketing is impressive, at a time when many organizations across all industries still struggle with how exactly to engage online.
REBUS is proud to work with Camp Timberlane in 2012 - enjoy your branded LAZYPANTS® this summer session (some of us wear them around the REBUS office just because they are so awesome to look at!) - and we look forward to collaborating more with this great camp in the future!
As I sit in the hotel room on the last day of this production/sampling trip, I reflect on what has happened in the last 19 days. Of course, I am proud of what Julien and myself have accomplished in our time here, as it is no small feat. (I must add that Julien is tenderly asleep, snoring his arse off at 11:45am. )
The days were long and daunting, and I know we couldn't be happier to come home feeling like war heroes. Here are some of the things I have learned along the way this time around ….
As you may well know from my past blogs and for those of you who know me personally, I like loads of ice in my drinks. I was stuck not knowing how to ask for lots of ice since this is a foreign country and I don't speak Turkish! Now the first thing I learned was that ice is an absolute luxury here. 9 out of 10 restaurants do not posses an ice maker. If they do have ice, all I have to say now is "cup bal bus" meaning cup "lots of ice." As always, my drinks must stay refreshing and cold. I would have it no other way.
The second thing I realized yet again when I was here is that everywhere on the streets of Istanbul, especially in the bazaar, the saying "one mans trash is another mans treasure" is as true as true can be.
I never really understood what that fully meant until I started analyzing everything here as if I was the Terminator. You can find anything your heart can imagine in this city. But you can also find a ton of trash. (For example, paper bracelets that look like leather?? Ya, I know. Weird!)
The third and final and probably most important thing I learned is that life is all about waiting. Doesn't matter what your doing, who you are with, or what you are waiting for.
You will always be waiting.
As a child, you wait to grow up. As a teen, you wait to hit puberty and graduate high school. As a young adult, you wait for university to end and go into the working world. The working world is where I thought I could finally control the waiting and minimize it.
Boy was I wrong.
In the working world, I am always waiting - and on this trip I realized just how much waiting I would have to do. The problem is, Julien and I are very impatient rabblerousers. When we were told we had to take the day off while the factory would be working on some important aspect of production where our presence was not required, we would both look at each other and have no idea what to say or do.
If a car is running one hundred miles an hour, when you brake it might make an awkward squealing sound.
There were several days during production that I liken to days of awkward squealing sounds. Most people would go to the Blue Mosque or the Bosphorus, but because I had been to these places so much already during my times in Istanbul, I didn't know what to do with my downtime this time around. We just had to wait wait wait and wait some more. We did manage to squeeze in 4 movies - I must say The Avengers was fantastic - kudos Josh Whedon!
Despite all the waiting, I do believe that we managed on this latest production run to create my dream in this second line of REBUS. Travel bags, hoodies, wallets, belts, scarves, beautiful button downs, t -shirts, cardigans, selvedge denim, khakis … and all the new washes and colors of LAZYPANTS® that I am certain you will all love.
Its funny, I have dreamed this REBUS dream for 6 years, and now finally it is coming to reality. You try, you fail, you get knocked down, you get back up, and try again, and again, and again.
Finally, one time, it works.
From my mouth to your ears, I will continue to come on these daunting trips to Istanbul that are so full of moments of waiting. I will continue to experience a life so foreign to me I watch with awe and wonderment. I will continue to cherish having Shabbat dinners with our dear Turkish brother Hakan. All so that I may share my vision with everyone - a vision of love, charity, comfort, and style.
"Inshallah" is what they say here - it means "praise God, so that everything will go right."
So Inshallah to everyone out there that you may continue to have a healthy and happy life … the REBUS life …
The only life I know.
- Adam Bledin, REBUS President & Creative Director
REBUS is happy to announce that we will be launching the updated version of our LAZYPANTS® collection tomorrow evening at the hallowed mecca of Toronto luxury retail fashion - TNT The New Trend Hazelton Lanes!
TNT has been a solid partner of ours in the past, as they were among some of the first retailers in the city to carry our REBUS Premium Denim brand.
LAZYPANTS® will be available in all 18 colors also at TNT's Forest Hill location on Eglinton Avenue.
REBUS will take the opportunity to have the launch coincide with Greg Lauren's* highly anticipated Spring Summer 2012 Trunk Show where he will debut his collection to the Canadian marketplace.
*For those of you who do not know much about the under-the-radar American designer and artist who also happens to be the nephew of fashion phenom Ralph Lauren, a simple visit to the website of his eponymous brand will blow you away. Lauren's old-world approach to the construction of his pieces, coupled with the heavy emphasis on the distressed look, makes for very visually arresting fare that seems much more haute couture than ready-to-wear.
There are small (very small) cosmetic changes and structural improvements for this latest edition of LAZYPANTS® that is now available through private order and will be available online and in boutiques within the next several weeks, but the biggest change is the addition of 14 vibrant colors to the original 4. To answer your questions for now (and give you something to think about before you come in for private fittings), here is a rundown of the new color palette:
*season 1 colors
Start filling out your wishlist now, and keep checking www.rebuslife.com in the coming weeks for some big changes and additions!
What a whirlwind it has been since February - shockingly, the last time we posted on our beloved Tumblr.
Listen, we know content is king. As a young apparel brand, we have lived by this mantra. Those who create content have power, and that is readily apparent by the unstoppable rise of the fashion blogosphere in the last three years, to heights and relevance once unimaginable.
All hands are on deck as always behind the scenes at REBUS, and if anything can be said we have been busy. Very busy.
You may recall a post from us last March where we highlighted a hilarious graphic from New England-based apparel brand Ugmonk that managed to capture a great deal of the everyday concerns for any fashion house. As much as things were getting busy for us, admittedly many things on that list were aspirational at the time.
Aspirations have turned into reality.
In 2012 alone, we have seen some amazing developments with the REBUS brand, the biggest of which happened to be the meteoric demand for one of our in-house brands, LAZYPANTS®. Starting in January when we were picked up by GQ at Project New York, the consumer appetite for REBUS to perfect and expand on its lounge-wear offerings has forced us, as any attentive company, to listen to you and give you exactly what you want.
To add to the craziness, in the last month Adam Bledin and Julien Abesdris (our creative and art directors respectively) have already embarked on and returned from a production run to Istanbul where we not only have expanded the LAZYPANTS® line to include 15 new vibrant colors, but the burgeoning designer extraordinaires put the finishing touches into place for REBUS' Spring/Summer 2013.
To our fans, friends and family, we have to say that we continue to do our best to serve you; to our detractors and haters (and we have garnered quite a few in the 18 months since our resurrection as REBUS Productions), all we can offer is our condolences - we held nothing back in seeking to grow on our success.
We have expanded the LAZYPANTS® brand to feature amazing colors and exclusive combinations; we have streamlined (and renamed) the former Rebus Premium Denim brand to now simply be known as Rebus Denim and to offer only the finest from our first collection The Nest (plus some other surprises - more on this in another post); and we have aggressively augmented our REBUS Accessories brand to give you some amazing pieces that you will treasure for ages to come. As well, there will be an exclusive brand offered in 2013 that we call REBUS Executive Class - some of the finest pieces in our 2013 collections will appear under this label.
There is so much to tell you that needless to say you can expect a return to our regular posting schedule - after an inexcusable 12 week hiatus. But last and by no means least, let me call your attention to the beautiful candid picture that adorns this post. It is but a glimpse of the success of our latest shoot, held this past weekend in Innisfil, Ontario.
We have long been very vocal about REBUS needing to capture the essence of our Canadian identity and transport it to the world, in much the same way marquee American brands like Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein or even Bill Blass had to in order to garner success.
Our latest shoot was designed to do just that - bringing a pastime as quintessentially Canadian as the weekend cottage getaway right to the imaginations and eyes of the viewer. With many thanks to our beautiful group of models this weekend, to the attentive attention to styling and detail by our team, and the continually transcendent photography of our beloved Matt Feinstein (who was joined by some seriously prolific guest photogs in Danielle Dasilva and Conrad Mcgee-Stocks), special appearances by REBUS brand ambassadors KO and STEPH J as well as ongoing DJ sets by emerging stars DJ KTRON and FREE n' LOSH - not to mention having the weekend sponsored by our friends at Amsterdam Brewery and their popular 416 Urban Wheat offering …
Now THAT is the definition of living the Rebus LIFE - and that was just this past weekend!
- Moshe
Stay tuned for more pictures from our REBUS LAZYPANTS® S/S 2013 Canada Cottage shoot; in addition, visit www.rebuslife.com as well as our partner vendors as we offer more and more of the LAZYPANTS® line in brilliant new colors - with much in store for our upcoming S/S 2013 offering.
Why Lazypants, you ask?
This seems to be the re-occurring question.
It's a simple answer. And I swear to g-o-whatever you may believe in that I have
never held a steady job in my life. I was the epitome of lazy. I would wake up, go shopping, go eat, or distract myself with a million different errands on a daily basis. That was, if I decided to leave my house.
I didn't know what I wanted to do with my life.
I was lost.
Now sure I started Rebus 1.0 a while back and that was a lot of hard work, but I wasn't ready then. I was like a deer caught in the headlights. This industry is for men among boys it seems, immortals among mortals, giants among regular folk. I learned that the hard way the first time I tried to enter the schmata biz.
Nowadays, I am a bit more prepared. Just a little bit. There is still so much work ahead.
After this ramble you've just heard, you may kind of understand why "Lazy Pants." It's a
throwback to my younger lazy days, when life was carefree and all I had to do if I wanted was to get out of bed. Now, after working feverishly for the past 12 months, I truly understand what the meaning of hard work is all about. I have taken it upon myself to make you the world's most comfortable loungepant, a pant that will make you feel like you are sitting among the Greek gods in the clouds above that we all learnt about in school.
Now don't get what I said twisted. I work hard and I play hard but now I get to sit at
home when the time is right and my body is aching from the hours of hard work I
put into this and feel good. I even catch myself and my friends saying "I cant wait to
get home and put on my Lazy Pants!"
Until next time, please believe me when I say these pants are indeed one of those finer things in you can have in life …
- Adam

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Steve Elkington
Steve Elkington sparks Twitter storm with remark about American footballer Michael Sam
Australian golf star Steve Elkington has caused more outrage on Twitter with a remark about American football player Michael Sam while trying to criticise media coverage that refers to him as gay.
Adam Scott closes in on becoming world No.1
Adam Scott can climb to the top of the golf world with just a half decent result at the lucrative Players Championship.
Happy days here again as Adam Scott and Jason Day star
Matt Murnane Adam Scott and Jason Day taking steps to return Australian golf to top position on world stage.
In the rough: no end in sight for hall of fame's voting shame
Peter Stone Just the other day, the World Golf Hall of Fame announced American Ken Venturi would be inducted into its ranks in March in the lifetime achievement category and, while widely acclaimed in the US...
Ogilvy 'hungrier than ever'
Wayne Heming, Coolum Geoff Ogilvy is in a select club of eight Australians to have won a major.
Trio of Australians lie in wait to end green jacket jinx
Jim Slater No Australian has ever won the Masters, but Adam Scott, Marc Leishman and Jason Day enter Sunday's final round at Augusta National with a golden opportunity to end the green jacket jinx.
Australians celebrate Scott's masterful triumph
Will Brodie Commentator and former tour professional Mark Allen says Adam Scott's Masters win will change the life of the amiable Queenslander.
Adam Scott wins US Masters
Ben Everill Adam Scott has become the first Australian golfer to win the US Masters, snapping one of the country's great sporting hoodoos.
Best finishes by Australians at the US Masters
Winner Adam Scott (2013)
Final frontier ends decades of heartbreak at golf's true major
Malcolm Knox Yes! Adam Scott has landed himself a new green jacket and the great white whale of Australian sport.
Golfer Elkington in Twitter trouble
Steve Elkington has caused a stir in Britain, insisting he'd no idea 'Pakki' was an abusive term as he apologised for offensive Twitter messages.
Scott chases multiple majors
Ben Everill, Rochester Adam Scott and major championship contention are now almost commonplace.
Scott's critics faltered, too, in their haste to label him a choker at Royal Lytham
Peter Stone Adam Scott can hold his head high as he looks in the mirror. He won't see a choker despite almost universal assessment that he did with those closing four bogeys in the final round at Royal Lytham...
Scott 'fired up' in strong PGA field
Ben Everill, Kiawah Island If Australia is to break its major championship drought, one of 10 golfers needs to best one of the strongest fields ever assembled.
Aaron Baddeley claims first US Tour title in four years
Australian golfer Aaron Baddeley has won his first US PGA Tour title in almost four years with a two-shot victory at the Northern Trust Open at Riviera Country Club in California.
Baddeley returns to roots and winning ways
A settled family and the decision to enlist his former coach have made a difference, writes Peter Stone.
Baddeley leading in-form Aussies in Houston
The in-form Aaron Baddeley led a strong Australian challenge as US PGA Tour rookie Chris Kirk fired a three-under-par 69 on Friday to seize a one-shot halfway lead at the Houston Open.
Senden one shot off lead at US PGA championships
Ben Everill John Senden is just one shot off the lead and tied third after the second round of the US PGA Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club.
The Lakes stands to test Haas' water wonder shot
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My name is Remi Lourenco and I'm 20 years old.
And my hero is myself.
It may come off as narcissistic or pessimistic, but it's not. I know no one is perfect and I used to try and emulate my other heroes, but I found out the one quality they all lacked that I needed in a hero. I needed someone who could understand me and what I've been through. I wanted to find someone who knew exactly what I was going through and could understand me completely.
That person was myself. I have suffered through a mood depressive disorder called Dysthymia since I was 13 (about seven years now). I am now twenty years old and I haven't gone on any type of medication. I can't explain to you the type of strength it requires just to get through each day. I know there are others who have suffered, probably even worse than I have and I greatly respect and admire them. But I only know myself fully. I can only fully relate to myself, and at the end of the day the only person who can truly pick myself up off the floor is me.
I admire myself and the courage, strength and integrity it has taken me to be where I am today. I still have many bad days, I still break down, but I'm alive. The fact that I can even recognize these strengths in myself proves to me how far I've gone in this journey. You are your biggest critic, but you can also be your biggest supporter.
Be your own hero.
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John Surtees - the only man ever to have won World Championships on two and four wheels - has unrivalled experience in motorsport.
His unique skills set - which is available to companies and organisations of all types and sizes - covers engineering, design, competition and team management.
John learned 'the business' from the shop floor up: initially, by building and modifying the motorcycles on which he raced, and later as an apprentice at the Vincent-HRD motorcycle factory in the South of England. There he busied himself with every facet of motorcycle design, manufacture and development.
With a wealth of hands-on engineering and racing experience he was able to work with likes of Norton, MV Agusta, Lola, Ferrari and Honda to develop their frames, chassis and engines, in a way that few other riders and drivers of his era could.
John also has first hand experience of race car construction and running his own team. Between 1969 and 1978 his Team Surtees organisation built and raced a string of race and championship-winning F1, F2 and F5000 cars.
Today he puts that blend of engineering expertise and racing experience to good use helping young hopefuls and rising stars, including son, Henry, to make their mark in karting and junior motorsport.
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Dear Andy on the Outside,
It sounds like you somehow managed to get into this guild, but contribute little at this point other than to complain about how 10 mans are run, and when the 25 raid is scheduled. To help resolve your heart wrenching dilemma, here's my advice: FIND ANOTHER GUILD FFS!
Seriously, why do people act like there is only one guild on their server???
Because some people invest emotionally in their guild. He mentioned he'd been there for over a year. That's a long time. If / when he leaves he will quite possibly anger, hurt, or otherwise strain his relationships with friends he has in that guild. Sure he'll meet new people to bond with,but initially it will be awkward. I'm not saying it's impossible to stay friends with former guild mates when you leave, there is certainly a right and wrong way in which to leave. But from my experience, no matter how you try to ease the transition, and keep in touch, only a few of your friends will actually still be friendly at the level you were at before.
Guilds in game have a strange quality to them. In one way, it's like summer camp -- when you meet people at summer camp you are bonded with them, and spend everyday with them, doing summer camp activities. But remove the bond of summer camp, the glue if you will on the relationship, add in new friends, different locations, and suddenly people don't write as much as they say they will, and people drift off. Suddenly you don't get the inside jokes that develop through raiding. You are an outsider on the drama/loot dealings, etc.
Guilds are not quite like summer camp in that summer camp is brief and lasts only a few months. Not an entire year. They become for many people, the entire experience of what their wow game is like. Their guild -is- their game. Sure people have outside friends, but the bulk of the time you spend in game is with your guild.
Deep down the author knows he has 3 choices really.
Suck it up, feel left out, and deal with a situation which prevents him from raiding or feeling like part of the team.
Try and make his own raid group/find a weekly pug to participate in.
Or leave.
He probably already knows he needs to leave. He more than likely wrote to get the push he needed to do so.


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Affordable Care Act
The Affordable Care Act is the law that has led to health care reform. The full name of the law is the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. The law has three main goals. 1) Help more people have health insurance. 2) Reduce the cost of health care. 3) Improve how people get health care.
Under the law:
If you don't have health insurance and you make more than $10,000 a year ($20,000 for a family), you'll most likely need to buy it by Jan. 1, 2014. If you don't, you'll pay a penalty.
Each state will have a Marketplace, also called an Exchange, where you can buy health insurance. It will be available to you online, on the phone, or in person. In the Marketplace, you can see all the health insurance choices for your state in one place.
You may be eligible for financial aid, called subsidies, to buy insurance. How much aid you get depends on how much you make a year, how many people are in your family, and where you live. Many families with an annual income less than $94,200 a year will get some financial help.
Your children can stay on your plan until they turn 26.
If you have a health problem, you must be accepted by any health plan you want. You cannot be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition.
Even if you have a chronic condition or a serious accident, your health plan has to pay for your essential benefits no matter how much they cost. You can get all the care you need for the services on the list of essential benefits without worrying that your health plan will stop paying its part.
A chronic condition is one that can't be cured but isn't immediately life threatening. Some chronic conditions are allergies, arthritis, asthma, diabetes, and heart disease.
Essential benefits include emergency services, staying in the hospital, maternity and newborn care, prescriptions, and others.


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Medicinal Properties of Orange Peels
As per Ayurveda, orange peel is tikta (bitter) and has laghu and ruksha guna. Due to these properties, it effectively pacifies kapha and pitta. It is useful in disease conditions originated from imbalance of these two doshas.
It improves digestion and removes sluggishness in the abdomen. It helps to remove gas, heartburn, vomiting and acidic eructation. It works well in perking up appetite and relieving nausea.
Due to its kapha pacifying properties, orange peel powder helps dissolving phlegam in respiratory systems and alleviate cough, asthama etc.


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As David Tennant prepares to play Hamlet, the Times's theatre critic names his top ten actors in the role, but is still waiting for someone to play it perfectly
Who is the best Hamlet you've seen? Tell us at the bottom of the page
Watch classic versions of Hamlet's famous soliloquy by Laurence Olivier, 1948 I Derek Jacobi, 1980 I Kevin Kline, 1990 I Kenneth Branagh, 1996 I Ethan Hawke, 2000
At last count I'd seen 40 Hamlets, beginning with Richard Burton, of whom my boyhood memory is simply that he scowled and throbbed and would rather have been drinking in Swansea than dying in Elsinore. God help me, I've reviewed 35 of them. I've seen virtuous Hamlets like Simon Russell Beale and baleful, brooding ones like Nicol Williamson, mad


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What beer goes best w/ turkey?
Garrett Oliver, brewmaster of @BrooklynBrewery suggests pairing Biere de Garde with your holiday meals. On Twitter @BillJusino mentioned "I had Sam Adams Boston Ale last year, it was great." Meanwhile @swimfischer suggested "The Best French Beers for Thanksgiving May Be Made in America".
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SEATTLE (AP) -- A woman who survived eight days trapped in her car that had crashed into a ravine has severe injuries, but her brain function is normal.
That's according to her doctor at a Seattle hospital. The physician says Tanya Rider is "not out of the woods yet." She can move her arms and legs, but she's sedated and on a ventilator. She's also being treated with intravenous fluids from being severely dehydrated.
The doctor says Rider is probably alive because she's young and healthy. She was also wearing a seat belt.
Authorities found Rider after detecting the general location of her cell phone.
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I was running this morning. Literally, not figuratively. The dog was keeping her working pace at my side – I always feel so much more serious when I glance down at Jazz, she really hits her stride next to me when I jog and looks like she's … well, working so I feel obliged to put a decent effort in because she is – when I noticed an elderly woman up ahead.
She looked quite frail and was wearing sensible slacks, court shoes and a cable knit jumper that stopped at her waist. She was walking a little white dog. I've just described pretty much every elderly woman going for a walk, haven't I? But I digress.
When the woman looked up and saw us coming, she crossed the street hurriedly. I had already decided I would run down one of the driveway cross-sections and onto the street to go around her. So I felt kind of bad for being the cause of her struggling her dog across the road. As I got closer, I looked over to her where she was now pacing up the opposite footpath. The look on her face was dark. A scowl at "the youth of today" if ever I saw one. Granted, without makeup I do still look like I haven't even hit my mid-twenties or had a hard day in my life. HAR! Har-dee-har…har…. ahem. Little do they know when they see what they think is a fresh-faced girl. Sometimes, just to digress again, I honestly wish some of the experiences of my life would show up on my face. They just. Don't. You can't help genes, I guess.
Anyway, she was still looking at me and I was looking at her. I was concentrating on not tripping, not wavering and bumping the dog – we've done that before and, oh boy, it isn't pleasant for either Jazz or me (her poor toes) – so it took me a moment for the thought in my head "Smile a greeting" to reach my lips and work the muscles of my face. I'm old enough now to not take on whatever the response is going to be to my smile. Sometimes it's returned, other times it's not. That's all cool. Especially in the solitary quiet of a lovely early morning where people get out on their own and usually want to be on their own without some fitness goon grinning their chops off at them.
I kept my smile on. I wanted to call out to her an apology for making her cross the road. It had obviously put her out. I really hadn't wanted to disrupt her path but didn't want to go out on the road too early to round her. But because I was running I was passing her quicker than I would've been able to say the words. I thought she wouldn't respond at all.
But then, there it was. A smile. Parting the dark shadows on her face so briefly. There it was. The person behind the veil. It was a really interesting moment. One in which I realised that her closed expression was probably less about having to cross the road to avoid a jogger and their dog and more about…. well, who knows? Whatever was pressing in her life today.
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It is 1922, and England and her citizens are still recovering from the upheaval of the First World War: High unemployment, disillusioned ex-soldiers and severely strained circumstances are commonplace. Twenty-seven-year-old Frances Wray and her mother are living in South London. Both of Frances' brothers died in the war, and her father's recent death left the two women close to financial ruin. Even with the dismissal of servants and Frances taking over the housework and meals, the Wrays no longer have enough to live on. Their decision to take in lodgers, or "paying guests" as they genteelly refer to them, leads to an event as ultimately life-altering as the war itself.
Three acclaimed novels focused on history and family dynamics are sure to spark discussion in your reading groups this month.
Rene Steinke, a finalist for the 2005 National Book Award for her novel Holy Skirts, makes an awaited return with Friendswood. Located outside of Houston, the town of Friendswood, Texas, is definitely all-American. The citizens are high on religion, high school football and the oil business. But then a hurricane uncovers not just buried toxic chemicals, but secrets and moral ambiguities that are crippling the town.
If a writer should follow Ernest Hemingway's well-known dictum to write what he knows, then first-time novelist Jess Row just might be in the wrong business.
Land of Love and Drowning is narrated by the "old wives" of the island. They are the ones who receive and pass on the stories, including this one about the soldiers in New Orleans. An old wives' tale is generally a label given to a tale thought to come from myth and superstition, and so should be considered with derision. But worse, an old wives' tale is one that is often considered false in part because it is told by old women.
Set against the colorful backdrop of the Virgin Islands from 1916 to the 1970s, Land of Love and Drowning weaves an intricate tale of the legacy of an island family as it grapples with love, magic and death over more than six decades. A heartbroken patriarch purposefully sinks his ship into the Caribbean, leaving two daughters and their half-brother to make their own way, each in possession of a particular magic and unusual beauty.
A liberated Asian at odds with her conservative family or homeland is not a new story. Literature abounds with such declarations of independence in prose, doggedly demolishing superstitions and customs. This is especially true when it comes to an Asian woman's "proper" role in courtship and marriage, or non-role in the workplace. Jean Kwok's entertaining second novel, Mambo in Chinatown, thus breaks no new ground, except perhaps that it is her father, not her mother, who proves the protagonist's foil. Also: ballroom dancing!
Emma Straub's delightful second novel, The Vacationers, is the best work yet from this Brooklyn-based writer, who previously penned the quirky short story collection Other People We Married and the historical novel Laura Lamont's Life in Pictures.
Consider one of these novels—now out in paperback—for your book club's next read.
Who risks the most when a literary lion well into his ninth decade writes a novel? The legend, who is putting his legacy on the line, or the longtime reader, who shoulders the load of vicarious shame in the event the book is a mess?
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On April 15th, 1912, 1,523 souls were lost in the North Atlantic Ocean after the R.M.S. Titanic slipped into it's watery grave at 2:20 AM. Today, we remember those who were lost and the sacrifices of the brave crew and passengers who gave their lives to save others.
Eternal Father, strong to save,
Whose arm hath bound the restless wave,
Who biddest the mighty ocean deep
Its own appointed limits keep;
Oh, hear us when we cry to Thee,
For those in peril on the sea!
O Christ! Whose voice the waters heard
And hushed their raging at Thy Word,
Who walked on the foaming deep,
And calm amidst its rage didst sleep;
Oh, hear us when we cry to Thee,
For those in peril on the sea!
Most Holy Spirit! Who didst brood
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And bid its angry tumult cease,
And give, for wild confusion, peace;
Oh, hear us when we cry to Thee,
For those in peril on the sea!
O Trinity of love and power!
Our family shield in danger's hour;
From rock and tempest, fire and foe,
Protect us wheresoever we go;
Thus evermore shall rise to Thee
Glad hymns of praise from land and sea.
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Reading the Story of Oenone by Francis Davis Millet, 1883. On display at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Millet was a passenger aboard the R.M.S. Titanic. He was last seen helping women and children board life boats.
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November 3rd, 1846 - April 15th, 1912
One of the true heroes of the Titanic disaster. Marconi wireless operator Jack Phillips. At the young age of only 25 years old, Phillips worked the wireless telegraph till the water was rushing into the wireless room, sending distress calls to anyone who was awake to receive them. Even after Captain Smith relieved the men of their duty due to the power shorting out, Phillips continued sending distress calls. He managed to make it to overturned lifeboat B, but eventually died of exposure.
Jack Phillips April 11th 1887 - April 15th, 1912.
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Roger Pion of Newport had already been involuntarily committed to the custody of the state commissioner of mental health.
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- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1852, Henri Giffard demonstrates the first steam-powered airship, sailing 17 miles from Paris to Trappes; on this day in 1877, Japanese imperial troops crush the Satsuma Rebellion, Saigo Takamori dies in Kagoshima.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: U.S. Rep. Peter Welch meets with Killington business owners, governor candidates debate, Gov. Shumlin discusses progress in anti-opiate campaign, Spanos trial venue moves to White River Junction.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1776, as Nathan Hale is hanged by British military authorities for spying, he utters his famous last words — or does he? In 1975, Sara Jane Moore attempts to kill President Gerald R. Ford in San Francisco.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Patrick McArdle reports and the theft of an $89,000 shotgun, police release a video of the Monday Castleton robbery, O'Gorman reports a lawsuit by a local man claiming his vehicle unlawfully seized, police leave him in cold.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: Giles Corey of Salem, Mass., is pressed to death during the Salem witch trials; on this day in 1952, film comedian Charlie Chaplin, while traveling to England, is denied re-entry into the United States by U.S. attorney general.


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Nelson Mandela was the leader of the movement to end apartheid in South Africa. South Africa was once part of the British Empire, and apartheid was a system of racial segregation in which the white minority dominated the largely black population. Mandela was heavily involved in a nonviolence protest group, but after peaceful demonstrators were massacred in 1960, he joined a group engaged in guerrilla warfare, in which armed civilians made quick strikes against the government.
In 1964, Mandela was sentenced to life in prison. He served 27 years of the sentence, much of it at the brutal Robbin Island Prison, where he had a small cell without a bed and was forced to do hard labor in a rock quarry. During his time in prison, international groups rallied for his release with the slogan "Free Nelson Mandela!" He was finally freed February 11, 1990, after South African President Frederik Willem de Klerk dismantled apartheid.
Four years later, Mandela became South Africa's first black president. During his presidency, Mandela worked to dismantle social and economic inequalities. He and de Klerk jointly received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993 for peacefully working against apartheid and for democracy. The United Nations has named July 18 Mandela Day in honor of his birthday.
Fun Fact: Mandela's peaceful resistance movement was inspired by Mohandas Gandhi. Though Gandhi is most famous for his nonviolent resistance work in his native India, he spent 21 years in South Africa, where he developed his method of Satyagraha, or nonviolent protest, when he fought for equal rights for Indians living in the country.


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The truth is I never know when an idea will pop into my head. Welcome to my life as a novelist.
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It's true…guess which one? http://weheartit.com/entry/34508393
Me to a tee
I'm sorry but i'm already in a relationship with a fictional character and i intend to stay faithful…
its true… oh dear.
Yep, we've all been there.


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Plans are on hold to renovate two office suites, a kitchen, and some restrooms at the Orange County Convention Center because commissioners are questioning the spending.
The price tag for the repairs is over a million dollars. Convention Center Capital Projects Manager Jack McGowan says the two offices that are being repaired sit above the convention floor of Hall E, and are rented to the management teams of the people that book the space for each event at the convention center.
"They come in and they tell us the kind of spaces that they're looking to have. So we have the appropriate level of finishes for the show manager's space that is required by the client."
McGowan tells FOX 35 the renovations also include bathrooms that have to be brought up to current code for the Americans with Disabilities Act, and that the kitchen space that will be renovated is currently nothing more than a concession stand, but they need it as an important profit maker for the Convention Center.
"Catering is one of our biggest money makers, and so that's changed from when it was a concession stand to where we are going to catering."
Orange County Commissioner Ted Edwards asked that the more than a million dollars in spending be pulled from consideration until he can get more answers.
"It's over a million dollars. I'm just trying to find out more about what the scope of services is, what renovations are being done. You know, for me it doesn't make sense to spend that much money."
More than $400,000 will be poured into fixing up those two rooms with 2,000 square feet each that are used by show managers. Officials at the convention center want the item brought back up and approved as quickly as possible. They want to have the space completed by January 1, 2014, in time for the big PGA merchandise show at the center.
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Coney Island Ave & Ocean View Ave has a Walk Score of 86 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Coney Island Ave & Ocean View Ave is a five minute walk from the B 6 Avenue Express and the Q Broadway Express at the Brighton Beach stop.
This location is in the Brighton Beach neighborhood in New York. Nearby parks include Brighton Beach Park (historical), Grady Playground and Homecrest Playground.
Nearby schools include PS 253 Oceanview School, F R E E (mazel Day School) and William E Grady Vocational High School.
The closest grocery stores are L & J Super Market, New Sam Bit Grocery and Brighton Bazaar.
Nearby coffee shops include Wise Espresso Bar, Cafe Glechik and Cafe Paris. There are 89 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Pak Nashamen Restaurant Sweets And Grill, Cafe Loco and Coney Island Disco Co.
Coney Island Ave & Ocean View Ave is near SUNY Downstate Medical Center, CUNY - Medgar Evers College and Wagner College.
There are good bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. Coney Island Ave & Ocean View Ave is somewhat bikeable, there is minimal bike infrastructure.