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It would certainly seem so. Taylor Swift's latest music video is creating tremendous buzz all over because of its not-so-thinly-veiled reference to ex-boyfriend Jake Gyllenhaal who allegedly dumped her after a three month romance. And that too over the phone. (Who does that?).
While that was no doubt painful for Taylor, it is now 'ouch-time' for Jake.
Jake and Taylor in happier times
"We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together"- Is Taylor Giving Out a Message?
Touted as the latest break-up anthem that is sure to resonate with young (and not so young people) everywhere, Taylor's hot new video "We are Never Ever Getting Back Together" is a hit already. As always, a part of the video's success is due to Taylor's singing, the lyrics, etc etc. But this time, the interest in the video is sky high, because the male protagonist (for want of a better word) in the video looks suspiciously familiar to a certain handsome young man who once dated the country singer and then broke her heart. And given the lyrics in the song, this has to be one of the biggest put-downs ever in the history of break-ups in a long long time.
Taylor and Jake – What Went Wrong
We will never know the details. But apparently Jake was unhappy with all the attention that the couple was receiving and wanted out. That's a little weird, considering that both are celebrities and Jake should have known that it will always be like this. People are interested and curious want to know more about your personal life when you are a celebrity. It is kind of an 'occupational hazard'.
And Taylor on the other hand, is a very open person, always in touch with fans, sharing photo dairies, connecting with the public and not hiding out. A rare quality and something that we like in our celebrities.
Taylor and Jake – Very Different People
Taylor admitted in a Vogue interview soon after the break-up, "I cannot deal with someone obsessed with privacy". Clearly they are two very different individuals and breaking up was perhaps the best thing. But what is good for you is not necessarily pain free. (For instance, flat abs is good for you, but crunches are painful). And no doubt Taylor had her share of pain. She was probably mad, but now she is even. Revenge does taste sweet, doesn't it, Taylor? And in Taylor's case, it is probably going to make her rich too, given the huge popularity of the song and video.
Taylor Has Been at it Before
We usually learn about Taylor's exes through her songs. For instance, "Dear John" was about John Mayer while "Forever and Always" focused on Joe Jonas.
Taylor is one lucky girl. While rest of us when dumped by boyfriends (obviously not worthy of us, but we don't know that just then) resort to the tub of ice-cream or the decadent chocolate cake, Taylor takes to her pen. And she gets her revenge, while keeping her figure intact.
Taylor's having the last laugh in this break-up drama
Round one goes to Taylor. It will be interesting to watch the response from the other side, if any.


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As a guest editor on the November issue of Wired, America's 44th (and current) President Barack Obama shared his 10-track workout playlist... and the Internet rejoiced.
A musical departure from his previously released summer playlist, the President's recent release includes some expected choices (Beyonce, Bob Marley) and some much welcomed surprises (Sting, Courtney Barnett). You can listen to all the tunes right here:
Other than dancing their way through the day, listeners of the generally well-received track list spent some time picturing Obama himself working our to each song—a feat of the imagination that provoked some funny reactions all over social media. Take a look:
Say what you will about Obama, no way the next President will be doing one-handed pushups to Nina Simone. https://t.co/txUPQ8l5fU— Brian Heater (@bheater) October 19, 2016
@WIRED STFU!— Craig Simmons Jr (@CraigSimmonsJr) October 18, 2016
President Obama listens to this playlist while he's working on his fitness.https://t.co/cY4ScJqux1 pic.twitter.com/QaFPuWchKB— RedEye (@redeyechicago) October 19, 2016
fact: get me bodied by beyonce is on president obama's workout playlist. thank god.— lex (@hernameislex) October 19, 2016
Obama's workout playlist is flame. No. 1 & 7 include: 'Get Me Bodied' x Beyonce & 'Off That' x HOV ft. drake @WIRED https://t.co/q3p0xeStRO— Sara Z. Anwar (@SaraAnwarCNN) October 18, 2016
President Obama made this workout playlist and it's un-American to not use it: https://t.co/cY4ScJqux1 pic.twitter.com/JnV1IwRsJm— RedEye (@redeyechicago) October 19, 2016

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Comcast(CMCSA) , which has 21.5 million basic subscribers, agreed to offer TiVo's software and programming guide as a premium digital video recorder (DVR) service in most of its markets by late 2006.
The deal addresses investors' concerns that TiVo might be left out as cable operators begin their drive to offer subscribers digital tuner boxes with built-in DVRs using in-house programming services.
More than 2 million homes have cable operator-supplied DVRs. Comcast, which started promoting DVRs late last year, has about 324,000 customers and is adding more than 20,000 a week.
"People can say the company answered the question head-on with the biggest guy out there," TiVo Vice Chairman Tom Rogers says. "We're going to be delivering the most cutting-edge DVR that separates TiVo from the pack. And Comcast will open the door for other cable opportunities."
Comcast plans to offer a choice to customers who subscribe to its digital-programming package. They can get Comcast's current DVR service, which costs an additional $10 a month. Or, for a few dollars more — how many is still undetermined — they can get TiVo's service.
In either case, "You use the same box, and it's a software download," Comcast CEO Brian Roberts says. "We have a great DVR product now, but it's like Mac and Windows. Some customers want TiVo."
He adds that the new product will complement Comcast's efforts to promote video on demand.
"It convinces me that television is changing forever," he says. "Our strategy is to have the best experience for our customers with a business model that provides value for shareholders."
The companies haven't settled on the precise TiVo package. But Comcast is expected to offer a service that supports high-definition programming and most existing TiVo features, including one that enables users with home networks to move recorded shows to their PC.
Comcast says it has not decided whether it will let users skip over ads. While not an official TiVo feature, subscribers can program their units to jump ahead in 30-second increments using instructions available on many Internet sites.
Rogers says that TiVo and Comcast will share revenue from new opportunities to sell ads. For example, TiVo can display a corporate logo or message on the screen when viewers hit the fast-forward button to speed through an ad.
In addition, TiVo will help Comcast put its ad technology into Comcast's non-TiVo DVRs.
The deal comes just as TiVo's relationship with DirecTV, which accounts for 62% of its 3 million subscriptions, has hit the rocks. DirecTV, run by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., offers TiVo built into its receivers but is about to introduce its own DVR service.
"It was a nice chess move for Comcast, and the loser is DirecTV," says Leichtman Research Group's Bruce Leichtman. "Murdoch could have taken the TiVo brand name as his. Now he has lost that."
Indeed, with Comcast on the scene, "There's more pressure on DirecTV to stay focused on TiVo," says Stanford Financial Group analyst Frederick Moran.
Still, some say investors overreacted to a deal in which Comcast will pay TiVo less than $1 a month for each home that gets its service.
"The opportunity on a revenue basis isn't that big," says Friedman Billings Ramsey analyst Alan Bezoza. "The value proposition for TiVo is not light-years away from Comcast's current offering. This is a big step. But is it too late?"


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How Britain's most brazen benefits cheat finally got her just deserts after swindling taxpayer out of £94,000 and bragging about her jobless lifestyle
- The 37-year-old was jailed for 22 weeks for being a benefit cheat
- Mother-of-seven Cleo Embley was only entitled to her benefits on the basis that she was living alone and was not working
- But her partner, Paul Harwood, a handy man who earns a wage, was living with her and should have been able to at least partly support the family
Cleo Embley, a mother-of- seven, has been locked up for 22 weeks at Burnley Crown Court
To get a measure of the sort of woman Cleo Embley really is, a quick flick through her Facebook page is highly instructive. It's not just the moniker she gives herself — No 1 B**** — but the supposedly humorous postings she shares with her 274 friends.
'A highly dangerous virus called Weekly Overload Recreational Killer (WORK) is currently going around,' reads one. 'If you come in contact with this WORK virus, you should immediately go to the nearest Biological Anxiety Relief (BAR) centre to take antidotes known as Work Isolating Neutralizer Extract (WINE) or Vaccine Official Depression Killing Antigen (VODKA).'
Another involves a photo of a tick and a leech juxtaposed beside a photo of a bank and the House of Commons. Headed 'Know Your Parasites', it explains that the tick and the leech only suck blood until they have enough to survive.
But as for the bankers and the politicians — 'these parasites don't know when to stop'. While many hard-working Britons might sympathise with such observations, coming from Embley they are somewhat hard to stomach.
Earlier this week, the 37-year-old was jailed for 22 weeks after being unmasked as a benefit cheat. Over four years, the mother of seven illegally claimed a staggering £94,000 from the taxpayer. At £23,500 a year, that exceeds the wage that many hard-working men and women take home in Britain today.
Embley would, no doubt, argue that she deserved it. After all she was an unemployed, unmarried mother, having had the first of her seven children at the age of just 17.
But while her aversion to work has always been beyond doubt, the picture she painted of her domestic circumstances to the Department for Work and Pensions could not have been further from reality.
The father of six of her children, Paul Harwood, was in fact living with her during that time. A handyman, he was in paid work, and as such should have been able to, at least, partly support the family he had helped create. Investigators acting on a tip-off discovered his presence after carrying out surveillance on the family home in Rishton, near Blackburn, Lancashire in March last year.
When police swooped, both were there. But despite being caught red-handed, Embley continued to lie — saying that Harwood only stayed there occasionally.
Only when hauled before the court did she finally admit her guilt. Doubtless Embley believed her admission would see her walk free with a slap on the wrist.
But for once a judge acted in a way that will chime with public opinion.
Embley would subsequently admit to three counts of dishonestly failing to notify a change in circumstances to the DWP and her local borough council between February 2008 and March 2012
Told by Embley's barrister that she was going to pay the money back, Judge Beverley Lunt reacted furiously.
'But she isn't — the taxpayer is going to have to pay it back,' she told Burnley Crown Court, pointing out that any repayments would come from the benefits she would continue to receive.
'She has defrauded all this money but is entitled to more money. So the State will receive the money from the money the State is giving her.'
And she told Embley: 'You weren't driven by debt, you weren't driven by financial need, but by greed.'
On top of her £4,500 annual child benefit payments, the court heard that between 2008 and 2012, Embley was claiming £23,500 a year
The sad truth is that for every Embley who is caught cheating the system, hundreds get away with it.
Each year fraud against the benefits and tax credit system is estimated to cost taxpayers £1.9 billion.
In 2012, people working while claiming benefits was the most costly type of benefit fraud.
But second in the list of offences was claimants being dishonest about living with a partner. It is thought more than £232 million is stolen from taxpayers annually in this way.
While that may be just a fraction of the overall spend on the welfare state, the sum still equates to the salaries of 10,000 teachers — or the cost of building 42 new primary schools.
It might be hoped that such comparisons would, at least, mean something to Embley. After all, given the size of her brood, the education system is something that she will be familiar with.
The daughter of a forklift truck driver, Embley's first son, was born in 1993, followed by six siblings in pretty rapid succession. It is understood that all but the first child were fathered by her 38-year-old partner Mr Harwood.
Since the year 2000, the family home has been a semi-detached housing association property in Rishton. It is funded by the taxpayer via housing benefit, as is the rest of her and her family's lifestyle.
As well as drug-taking (her barrister insisted she only took amphetamines on an 'irregular basis'), those who know her say she is fond of a drink.
Visitors to her home cannot fail to notice that the front garden is full of boxes containing empty alcohol bottles and discarded fast-food cartons.
'Cleo is a bit crazy,' observed one neighbour, who requested that she not be identified. 'She likes to party and have a good time.'
Or, as she herself puts it on her Facebook page: 'There is absolutely nothing in life that cannot be fixed when you're armed with a positive outlook, good friends, a bottle of vodka and an enormous hammer.'
(One thing it can't fix, it would appear, is an inability to manage money. In August of this year, Embley was declared bankrupt at Blackburn County Court. It is unclear who her creditors were.)
'She thinks working is a mug's game and that she deserves her benefits for looking after her kids'
Cleo Embley's neighbour
Another neighbour added that during the day, Embley was rarely to be seen because she would be 'playing computer games on her widescreen TV'.
She added: 'She thinks working is a mug's game and that she deserves her benefits for looking after her kids.'
So what exactly was she receiving?
On top of her £4,500 annual child benefit payments, the court heard that between 2008 and 2012, Embley was claiming £23,500 a year.
Over four years, that breaks down as follows — £76,584.54 in income support, £13,248.88 in housing benefit and £4,230.13 in council tax benefits, a total of £94,063.55.
Critically, Embley was only entitled to that on the basis that she was living alone and was not working.
But this was not, in fact, the case, something that DWP investigators discovered after mounting a surveillance operation between January 4 and March 16 last year.
During that time, Mr Harwood was seen taking the children to and from school from the address, carrying shopping there on foot as well as in a car registered to him at Embley's address. Further information was obtained through Mr Harwood's bank account, schools and his employers, which confirmed he and Embley had been living effectively as man and wife for a considerable time.
On March 20 last year, a warrant was executed and both she and Harwood were found at Embley's home. She was arrested, taken to the police station and interviewed under caution.
Judge Beverley Lunt told Embley: 'You weren¿t driven by debt, you weren't driven by financial need, but by greed'
In that interview, she stated that Mr Harwood stayed at the property occasionally, but did not live there. She said he had come back in December 2011 to care for the children and do the shopping, but did not live there permanently.
All lies, of course, and Embley would subsequently admit to three counts of dishonestly failing to notify a change in circumstances to the DWP and her local borough council between February 2008 and March 2012.
On that basis, it was calculated that had Embley been 'up-front' and declared her partner's earnings and claimed working families' tax credits, rather than income support, she would have been entitled to £50,974.
This meant she illegally claimed about £43,000. Despite the scale of the fraud, her barrister tried to persuade the court that if Embley was jailed, taxpayers would still suffer as Mr Harwood would have to stop work to care for the children and it would thus take longer for her to repay the money.
'I do not wish to appear to blackmail the court, but if Embley was to lose her liberty, Paul Harwood would not be able to work,' Mark Stuart, defending, told the judge.
'He would have to look after the seven children and would have to give up his employment and be in receipt of benefits.'
It was an argument that singularly failed to impress Judge Lunt.
Ignoring Embley's tears, she jailed her, adding: 'Over a period of four years you obtained over £94,000 of taxpayers' money you were not entitled to. You took away that which should be given to people who are genuinely in need.
She has already told her relatives that she is due to be released in November after serving just half her sentence
'These frauds are becoming a very real and common problem. It is realistically not going to be paid back — and if it is, it will come back from the taxpayer as you are getting benefits still.'
Indeed, it transpired that as long as her partner continued to work, Embley would be able to claim working families' tax credits worth £237 a week, even while in jail.
Against that background, some will no doubt wonder how much of a lesson the custodial sentence will actually prove to be.
She has already told her relatives that she is due to be released in November after serving just half her sentence and that she 'can't wait for Christmas'.
Further, she has other plans — and they are plans that will cost the public purse even more money.
'She wants more kids, you know,' her twin sister Johanne Embley told the Mail. 'Cleo loves having them.'
Meanwhile her other sister, Jenny Colley, complained that Embley was being unfairly picked on.
She said: 'It's pathetic that everyone is concentrating on her so much when there's paedophiles roaming about. I mean, yes, she has done wrong and has held her hands up, but it does my head in that there's so much attention on her.
'There's so many people round here fiddling benefits. It's common. I don't know why she did it or if she was seriously short of money, but Cleo is heartbroken that she's away from her kids and the effect all this is having on them.'
Back at her home, it transpires that for the moment Mr Harwood has continued to work, rather than claim benefits, as was suggested to the court.
Earlier in the week, their 18-year-old son Declan revealed that in the absence of both parents, he was helping to look after the younger children.
'I'm not bothered by any of this,' he added. 'It's all s***.'
Equally unwilling to discuss what had happened to Embley was Mr Harwood himself.
'All this stuff about Cleo will be chippy wrapper tomorrow,' he said. 'I don't want to talk about it.'
As for an apology, that was not forthcoming, with Mr Harwood insisting that the benefit money 'wasn't enough' to feed his family.
So maybe, the last word should go to Embley herself or, in her absence, to words from her Facebook page.
'Creating a child is easy, almost everyone can do it,' she recently wrote. 'Raising that child is the hard part, being there every day for everything, that's what matters most.'
They are wise words — the true sentiment of which Embley would do well to consider from the confines of her prison cell.
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Tablets for kids – friend or foe?
- Growing popularity of tablets amongst children
- Are tablets as educational as they seem?
- Get the best use out of a tablet in your home
We live in a technological age and sometimes the youngest generations seem to navigate it most instinctively. Teenagers without mobile phones in pocket if not in hand are almost unheard of these days, and new research and just general observation can see that confidence with technology is reaching children at earlier and earlier ages.
One Compare Broadband/Compare Mobile Plans staffer noted that he put a passcode on his iPhone specifically to stop his children downloading apps, while other parents across the world have noticed a growing demand for the shiniest new electronic toys. And high up on the list for lots of children is the desire for the coolest new toy of all: a tablet.
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Tablets are still an emerging trend in the Australian marketplace, with many customers uncertain of exactly what, if anything, they would do with them. For those parents who have bought them, though, an unexpected result has been the engagements of hundreds of children who have found a tablet engaging and fun in a myriad of ways.
The growing attraction of tablets for children has been reflected in the iPad and iPhone app market, with thousands of (often free) apps designed for kids with the dual purpose of education and entertaining. But is this a good thing? Let's take a look at the appeal of tablets for kids and work out whether or not a tablet is a wise investment for your family.
Educational or mindless?
The appeal of a tablet for a small child isn't hard to work out. A brightly coloured, intuitive device which can provide movies, games, stories, and much more all in one is a whole world that a kid can get lost in, and tablets are both considered "cool" amongst adults and have the potential for learning that means they're not considered embarrassing or as damaging as previous generations have condemned Gameboys, Xboxes, and even computers.
App designers have responded by creating apps built around the kind of features that appeal to kids and parents. On the children's side of things, apps must be fun and easy to use, quick to immerse kids in the action, and pleasing to the eye.
European app developer Goodbeans' CEO Verena Delius said: "Children don't want long intro tours or videos, they want to directly start to drag and drop and push and swipe. They intuitively navigate through the app and do not want to follow instructions."
Delius championed the growing acceptance amongst parents, pointing out that active engagement in that tablet from both generations would lead to rewards for both of them. Parents who like using a tablet themselves, too, are more likely to play with their children on the tablet and find the best apps for their own individual child.
Delius said: "For the first time, parents are proud of the media consumption of their kids. They look for great content to let their children play apps in the restaurant, in the car, waiting at the doctor's, or at home on the sofa."
With such fun games available, it can be considered a piece of cake to lead the child into an educational use of them. Australian app developer Rogue Mobile's director Kristy Swift said: "When it comes to technology, kids are now just drawn into it, it's like a vortex. We need to give it to them in an educational way that is not overt – that's the key."
But is all of this as good as it seems?
The NSW Department of Education has launched a study into finding the educational value of iPads in schools, after a large group of primary schools raised money to introduce iPads to school.
Dr Kristy Goodwin, one member involved in the study, has expressed impatience with the rushed approach parents and schools alike have shown in expressing their enthusiasm for tablets as an educational tool.
Goodwin said: "This is uncharted territory and we've gone in like a bull at a gate."
The NSW Department of Education has warned that while some apps may be useful in their content creation aspects, three-quarters of the top 100-selling educational apps on iTunes are "drill and skill", used almost exclusively for rote learning and memorising facts. While this may come in useful for spelling and maths, on its own it is not a particularly groundbreaking educational aspect and cannot justify the expense of tablets.
A department spokesman said: "The department has concerns about the quality of some of the resources and apps currently available for students to use. Schools are currently using iPad technology to assess their educational relevance."
To add to this is the general warning all parents face in keeping their children from becoming "addicted" to screens. A fear and mistrust of technology is ridiculous, but when it comes to keeping kids healthy and happy, a key word must be "balance" in all that they do: as much time should be devoted to reading books, playing outside, interacting with other children, and making creative endeavours with non-virtual materials as there should be with playing on the iPad. Justifying it as "educational" does not make excess usage of a tablet acceptable: all work on the iPad and no play on the swingset makes for dull kids.
So, should I buy my child a tablet?
Frankly? No.
What you should consider doing is investing in a tablet for the household. Rather than buying your child a tablet of their own (or each of your children a tablet, to avoid competition and jealousy), why not invest in one tablet that everyone in the house can use?
After all, tablets aren't just for kids. There's a myriad of uses on them that adults will revel in, from the day to day mundane made easier (banking, managing accounts, answering emails) to the fun (creating music playlists, streaming radio and video) to the adult-educational (reading ebooks, downloading and listening to podcasts). There's a lot in a tablet for everyone – just take a look at our guide to getting an iPad.
It's not just about fun for you, too, and in getting your money's worth out of a very expensive toy. Sharing a device with your child will help you understand what they use it for, and monitor their activity to make sure that all of their tablet play is family friendly and appropriate for their age level. Even the fact that it is more in demand by more than one member of the household means that your child will have to learn to share and not spend all their time on the iPad.
Children are becoming more and more tech savvy, and it's important for parents to be able to understand the basics, if not the fine detail of what their kids are up to. You'd be amazed at how instinctive and simple you too could find a tablet, and it will be a great way to connect with your child and share in the simple joys of technology.
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You left out the phone call to the press to be on hand. It was the first thing I thought of on the weekend while on stand-by for a CFA shift. Then the bloody fire went out!
Woo hoo, you've been sorely missed, Mr Dog, welcome back.
I'm looking at the Brisbane River from my apartment – the water level is lower than predicted so we've dodged a bullet. Unlike the poor souls in more watery locations.
Convince me that the sight of either the PM or Mr Rabbott would bring succour to anyone.
Did someone veto 'cunning'?
I still cant believe the walking armpit actually said "there should be no finger wagging", when the subject was sticking a finger up someone's clacker. I just have this vision………… oh forget it.
The ABC definitely needs the same type of examination. The examining finger would hit Mr Scott in his RIGHT eye. I cant think of a more appropriate place to tell a joke like that and for the head of the abc to be offended on behalf on small asian female doctors would be commendable but for the fact that every other disgusting comment from the right of politics has not received the same outrage. Balance.
I can't help but feel that frame 2 is missing a few VIPs. Each of us rejoices in representation at local, state and federal levels, with two each for state and federal bicameral parliaments (except in Qld, something we can actually envy up there). That's a total of 5 politicians at least who need to be seen to be empathetic, more if its a statewide disaster requiring multiple senators to attend.
All in all the broom cupboard looks like the best option.
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You know it's a busy news day…. When mere fire, flood and compost, have wiped digitgate off the FD front page.
I fear it's going to be a long dark year in that broom closet.
Sure that's sand that Toady's shovelling – with Gambaro holding a "colostomy bag" – for the cameras – surely he's not getting in the way, just getting in some practice?
And are you sure that's Toady anyway? Where's the obligatory "little kid and woman" he's wearing this voting season? Anyone could wear a bucket and get away with impersonating him?
Tim did OD on the "digit tale us", and in front of the cameras.
He could have had a dry run and run it under the noses of those minders – then told the cricket team to shop around, for a "second opinion with long thin fingers" – or just to go see an aye-aye?
Fancy discriminating against people who might want a big-handed, blond rugger-bugger having a good grope around their back passage!
The window in my spare bedroom sprung a leak on Sunday night during the ferocity of ex-Tropical Cyclone Ethelred or whatever it was called by that time.
I would have loved to have Tony come around with his bucket to catch the drips and I could have lashed him across the frame to shield me from the onslaught.
But, nowhere to be seen. Typical.
Clearly, the stress of it all has got to you EMC.
Imagine lashing Tony Abbott to your window!!!
He'd never shut up, and you can bet your pension there's a hole in that bloody bucket.
Besides, that bucket is full of leak.
Face first EMC. Then you could have called his favourite radio commentator to come and do his own finger free examination of the holey bucket & listen to the howling from cyclone tone.
While we're at it, Andrew Laming is a bloody ophthalmic surgeon. You know, a truly vital and transforming set of skills, but how does he choose to spend his precious time? As a tweeting LNP backbencher!
On Behalf of differently headed Australians I feel offended by that RED bucket, it's clearly got a socialist agenda.
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The Telegraph is a great venue to savour quality pub food and Cask Marque ales in the heart of London. The spacious dining area features cosy Chesterfield sofas, wooden floors and a spacious bar, and the open kitchen creates a lively buzz where diners can watch the chefs in action.
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My male breasts have been there since my teenage and only increased in size over the years? (Photos)
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My male breasts have been there since my teenage and only increased in size over the years? (Photos)
Based on the photos, you have gynecomastia. Surgical excision is the best way to treat this condition. Good luck.
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According to official statistics, 36% of adult young men and 57% of older #adult men in the United States have this medical condition in one of the four grades. About 200,000 to 3 million cases of #gynecomastia are being reported every single year. So if you have #breast #enlargement and you feel you're an exception, please understand that 1 in 3 young adult #men and 1 in 2 older adult men are just like you and have breast enlargement. Several common factors can cause gynecomastia including excessive levels of #estrogen, natural #hormone changes, use of recreational drugs or alcohol, medications and their associated side effects, and, various health conditions. Also, there are different types of #gynecomastia.
There are three types of surgical treatment options available that treat gynecomastia. Your board-certified plastic surgeon will recommend the type best suited for you. The most important decision to be made before performing any surgical procedure is determining whether you are an ideal candidate. Weight, and more specifically body mass index (BMI), need to be considered when deciding. For instance, studies have shown that patients with BMI > 30kg/m sq (placing them in the obese category) have a higher complication rate. Therefore, it is important for patients to be as close as possible to their normal body weight prior to surgery. Not only will this decrease risks of complications, but will also enhance the aesthetic results. Further, normal body weight is different from one patient to another.
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Some men carry extra weight in the belly and some men carry it in the chest. If you lost weight the fat in your chest would be less. Without an exam I cannot tell if you have fat or breast tissue causing your gynecomastia. Surgery will remove the extra tissue and correct your concerns.
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This appears to be a clear case of gynecomastia. The part that cannot be clarified is whether you have much fatty component. If you do, liposuction might be enough to yield the result that you are after.
However, I will say that not all of my male patients are happy with the flattening of the chest that liposuction alone can achieve. They prefer to have even the small bud of breast tissue underneath the nipple removed via a direct excision, and this is more needed as the size of the gland increases.
As stated, there are no non-surgical solutions that will yield a satisfactory result. Be very suspicious of advice to the contrary. Ask to see photos of the results, and even better, ask to speak to patients who were treated non-surgically.
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Thank you for your inquiry. Gynecomastia can be corrected with surgical procedures. Liposuction alone often is not the answer usually there is a portion of excision required. You should seek a board certified plastic surgeon and have a consultation. They should be able to advise you what option is best and give you a quote for the cost involved. It is rare for insurance to cover this.
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Healthy male patients with excess breast tissue or unwanted breast development who have no underlying breast disease.Men who desire improved physical and aesthetic appearance should have realistic expectations based on their condition and the procedure performed. You should meet with a board certified plastic surgeon to be able to get a formal diagnosis and to be able to decide on a course of treatment if necessary.
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All-together you are a good candidate for gynecomasta surgery,but my advice to you is to do a thorough search until you will find a real expert .Do not compromise..
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If it feels mostly like fat, then liposuction alone may be reasonable. Sometimes direct excision of gland +/- skin is necessary.
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Your photos demonstrate moderate gynecomastia which appears to be amenable to liposuction alone. Physical exam needed to confirm treatment. Be sure to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck!
You appear to have gynecomastia which can only be improved via surgery. The two methods are liposuction and formal resection. Given the degree involved here, surgery would likely require a combined approach but that determination can only be made after consultation and an actual examination. Best wishes.
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You know there is a really powerful internal quality as an artist that as parents we encourage.You got to get out on the edge,you have to be comfortable doing things that people don't agree with and be comfortable doing things that you could fail."Jaden is one hundred percent fearless. He will do anything. As a parent, it's scary — it's really terrifying — he is completely willing to live and die by his own artistic decisions and he just doesn't concern himself with what people think."
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We featured lots of hot moms in honor of Mother's Day last week, but there can only be one Queen of the MILFs. After some stiff deliberations, Skin Central is proud to bestow this honor on Kay Parker, star of the classic porno Taboo (1980).
This British babe moved to San Francisco in the early '70s to kickstart her mainstream acting career, but Kay and her mammoth mams were destined for greater things. At the suggestion of her friend, porno actor John Leslie, Kay slowly backed into the skin game with clothed parts in a few of John's movies. Then in 1976, director Anthony Spinelli talked her into doing her first on-camera sex scene in Sex World; Kay's enthusiastic perv-formance (so enthusiastic, in fact, that she chipped a tooth) was an instant skinsation. Kay became one of the biggest porn stars of the late '70s, though she's best known now for her role in the porn Taboo (1980).
Kay's large, low-hanging hoots, round baby-making hips, and huge hairy bush made her a perfect choice for the role of Barbara Scott, a middle-aged mother recently separated from her husband. Sexually frustrated and lonely, Barbara goes on a date with a sleazy swinger, who takes the uptight housewife to an orgy. Though Barbara declines to participate in the daisy chain, she comes home all hot and bothered.
Waiting for Barbara in their generic suburban tract house is her teenage son Paul, whom she promptly seduces (that's the "taboo," for the elementary-school dropouts in the audience). We know, but Barbara doesn't, that her son spied on her in the shower earlier in the film- and the sparks between the two make their scenes together extremely sexciting. Kay has said many times in interviews that the sexual chemistry between her and Mike Ranger, who played her son, was very strong, despite the 10-12 year difference in their ages.
Kay went on to minor roles in Taboo 2, where she has sex with her son's best friend, and Taboo 3, where she mistakenly has sex with another, younger son, thinking it's Paul. Though Kay retired from porn in the 1980s, the Taboo series continues to be a cult favorite and has spawned a mind-boggling TWENTY-THREE sequels featuring the likes of Amber Lynn and Ginger Lynn Allen.
Though she's no longer in the skin trade, Kay is still very popular among younger men with mother fantasies. Recently Kay has become something of a New Age guru, as laid out in her autobiography Taboo: Sacred, Don't Touch, which talks about her experiences both spiritual and sexual. In the book, mystic mama Kay says about Taboo: "[there were] truly mystical forces at work behind the whole endeavor." Skin Central couldn't agree more- when Kay Parker bares those twin torpedoes, we have a religious experience too!
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It's a big week for the hippie contingent- with 420 and Earth Day falling within days of each other, our groovy granola-eating friends out there sure have a lot of drum circling to do this weekend!
One of the best things about hippies is their free-love attitude, which results in plenty of hairy honeys eager to free their boobs from the oppression of their peasant blouses. In honor of our pothead pals, we're dedicating today's Great Nude Performance to one of the nudest skinematic manifestations of the hippie ethos onscreen- Kate Winslet in Holy Smoke! (1999).
Kate plays Ruth, a free-spirited Aussie who trots off to India in search of enlightenment, which she finds in the arms of a guru named Baba. Baba's cult worships a monkey god with many heads- the better to ogle all the naked brainwashed babes! Concerned for her sanity, Kate's parents send cult deprogrammer P.J. (Harvey Keitel) to change her mind- but it's Kate that changes Harvey, diverting him onto the path of sexual sinlightenment.
Curvaceous Kate shows her skin-set in two scenes of full frontal nudity, and in one skinfamous scene she sprinkles some tinkle on the desert dirt- completely nude. Golden showers from an A-list actress? Holy smoke!
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To wrap up our rubdown of great nude nuns, we turn back to Italy, the home of Catholicism, for a sex comedy of legendary lustiness- 1972's The Eroticist. Originally called The Senator Loves Women!, the film was retitled for its international release to capitalize on the popularity of The Exorcist, released the same year. However, there aren't any exorcisms to be found in this bawdy romp- except for the demon load that legendary sexbomb Laura Antonelli will exorcise from your tool!
The film was directed by Lucio Fulci, who started his career in comedy before directing the horror gore fests like Zombie and The House by the Cemetery that have become his trademark. This movie got Fulci into a lot of hot water when it was released, not least for lead actor Lando Buzzanca's striking resemblance to a leading Italian politician. What's the big deal? Well, Buzzanca plays Senator Pulpis, a politician with an uncontrollable obsession with fondling women's butts. Imagine an actor who just happened to look exactly like Rick Santorum playing a man obsessed with ass. That's not much of a stretch, actually, but you get the point.
In his desperation to kick the hindquarters habit, Senator Pulpis turns to the church, where he finds sweet, sweet solace in the arms of busty Laura Antonelli. Laura is at the height of her erotic powers as Sister Hildegard, the lustiest nun this side of the Holy See. With the assistance of Sister Hildegard, Senator Pulpis begins to shed the inhibitions that caused his fanny fixation- when Laura presents herself to the senator wearing only her veil and kinky nun's rope-underwear, her massive mounds are enough to turn any man into a breast man!
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When you think about the world's top producers of nunsploitation, Japan isn't the first that comes to mind. Italy? Of course, the Pope lives there. Mexico? Sure, they're all Catholic. But Japan? You bet your sweet ass- or, in this case, the sweet ass of Yumi Takigawa, the sacrelicious star of School of the Holy Beast. This bizarre slice of nude cultural misappropriation comes to you courtesy of Norifumi Suzuki, the director of cunt fu fightin' classics Sex & Fury and Girl Boss Guerilla, two of the most mam-orable entries in Japanese movie giant Toei sudios' "pinky violence" line.
Though the number of Japanese Catholics is very, very small- just under 0.5% of the population- the titillation factor of ladies of the cloth losing their habits for scenes of bondage, whippings, and lesbian lovin' proved to be just as appealing in the Land of the Rising Sun as in the shadow of the Vatican. As the 70's wore on, the nunsplotation craze hit Japan full force with titles like Cloistered Nun: Runa's Confession and Sins of Sister Lucia, but all these titles owe a debt to School of the Holy Beast, which brought the genre to Japan and created the template for all the blasphemous, bawdy fun to come.
Yumi Takigawa stars as Maya, a young woman who joins a mysterious convent to find out what happened to her mother, who died in the care of the nuns years before. What this undercover sister finds is a virtual pressure cooker of suppressed carnal desires, which the lesbian Mother Superior urges her charges to (literally) whip out of themsleves. In one scene, two nuns seeks Sapphic solace in each others' arms in the bath; in another, two nuns suggestively gorge themselves on fish sausages for want of the man kind. When the Mother Superior catches these two sausage-suckers in the act, and has them to engage in a topless whip fight as penance. When Yumi's secret motives for joining the convent are revealed, the nuns bind her with thorny vines and beat her with roses in a beautifully staged scene that is heaven for bondage fans.
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Our recent Top 10 Onscreen Hookers list has stirred up a tornado of talk about the prostitute perv-formances that didn't make the list: Julia Roberts, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Susan Sarandon are among the cinema call girls who found defenders in our commenters. But our friends Lamont & Tonelli of San Francisco's 107.7 the Bone had a sexy suggestion from a cult classic so skintillating, we had to create a new blog feature just to include it.
We are engorged with pride to introduce our nude segment, Great Nude Performances, with...drum roll, please....Kathleen Turner in Crimes of Passion (1984)!
"A lady of the night...A man of the cloth...and...A passion worth killing for!"
Director Ken Russell was already known for his bawdy, elaborately staged tributes to the decadent European aristocracy (see: Lisztomania) when he directed Crimes of Passion, which makes 80's LA look just as sinful as the court of Louis the XIV- but with a lot more neon.
Crimes of Passion stars Kathleen Turner at the height of her whiskey-voiced hotness as straight-laced architect Joanna, who moonlights as kinky hooker China Blue. Anthony Perkins is full of creepy skintensity as the pervy priest who stalks China Blue, with Bruce Davidson as her other stalker- and unlikely hero.
Crimes of Passion tanked critically and at the box office, but has since become a cult classic thanks to its over-the-top tone and its bizarre sex scenes, including Kathleen penetrating a kinky cop with his own night stick and a vibrator named Superman. Kathleen Turner's cute little chest muffins and amazing turkey timer nipples come out to play in three topless scenes worth every moment you'll skinvest in this movie.
See all the nudity from Crimes of Passion, as well as our Kathleen Turner: Every Nude and Sexy Scene and our Ken Russell Movies: The Very Breast Scenes playlists right here on MrSkin.com!
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Here are a few of our favorite avocado recipes from the feedfeed community.
Spinach and Avocado Hummus1 of 4
Photo and recipe by @simplybeautifuleating via feedfeed.info.
Avocado takes the place of tahini in this delicious hummus recipe and produces a super creamy and irresistible dip. Serve as an appetizer or use it as a tasty sandwich spread.
Avocado and Hemp Seed Pesto2 of 4
Photo and recipe by @erica_julson_ via feedfeed.info.
This superfood pesto comes together in just minutes and can be served over traditional pasta or zucchini noodles for a lighter option. The hemp hearts are protein-rich and contain omega-3 fatty acids, making this pesto quite the powerful dinner option.
Coconut and Avocado Smoothie Pops3 of 4
Photo and recipe by @alison__wu via feedfeed.info.
Summertime means it's officially popsicle season! These smoothie pops are the perfect after-dinner treat, but they also work as an on-the-go breakfast option for busy mornings.


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Early today as we dropped off my daughter's 4H projects, kids were crowding in to the Kuhlman center after hours of work.
It was easy to tell who had been up all night working on last minute details, and those who completed their projects weeks or days before. (There were more sleepy eyed kids than there were those who looked wide awake).
But their efforts were worth it. There is a great and colorful variety of cakes, textiles, sand art, wood art, quilts and much more, all made by kids and adults.
Take a break from the heat during the 4H Fair and visit the displays in the Kuhlman Center where there is air conditioning and much to see!
See you at the Fair!
Karole Passmore is a freelance writer who enjoys writing articles and short stories, interviewing local people, and researching non-fiction subject matter– preferably historical. Graduate of RHS, Ivy Tech Richmond, and Earlham College– with a major in History, Karole has spent most of her life in Wayne County and enjoys the quaint atmosphere of a small town.
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As you're doubtless aware, saving cash is the Money Shot's M.O. Well, that and woeful stabs at weaving in 'humour' and 'mirth' into the generally prosaic world of personal finance news every week. But we know as well as anyone that some things just aren't worth skimping on. In fact, Gocompare.com News published this very handy article not so long ago with a few suggestions on when to scrounge and when to splurge – The Money Shot felt that the advice on opting for a premium stain remover was particularly sound.
Bog roll is one of those sundry items for which it's worth splashing the cash. The Money Shot reckons that we're not alone when we say that barely a night goes by where we don't suffer a harrowing flashback to the dark days of wincing at the rough, non-absorbent touch of the tracing paper-esque material that was provided in the facilities of school. We never want to go back there, and unless you're a masochist, neither should you.
So, while we're happy to loosen the purse strings for some quilted luxury aloe vera-bolstered three-ply, we'd probably draw the line at the expense that pop 'Svengali' Simon Cowell goes to when making arrangements for his commodes at his gaff. In an 'explosive exposé' from an ex 'lover', it has been revealed that the lofty-trousered Syco mogul insists on a £10-a-roll black loo roll in all the facilities at his residences.
While we could hardly begrudge a man to spend his well-earned millions on whatever he wants, the very concept of black loo roll raises a few uncomfortable questions – namely, how does one tell when they're, er, done? It can't be easy. While Mr Cowell always seems to be a well-turned out gentleman with excellent teeth and a neat 'buzz-cut', we fear for the hygiene of the man who masterminded the chart success of such hits as Sinnita's 'So Macho'. Still, if the ongoing success of his latest tween-baiting protégés One Direction is anything to go by, he's still very much a man who's down with the skids.
"Right off to do some Watchdogging with Anne Robinson"
Oh, phew. He said 'WATCHDogging.' Martin Lewis - the notoriously private and reclusive money saving expert - very nearly puts a truly nightmarish image in our minds.
The electrically powered Renault Twizy 'quadricycle' looks a bit like a cross between a Sinclair C5 and a moon buggy. It's certain to turn heads, starts at a shade over £6,000 and delivers a 50 mile range from its electric battery, which you must lease for £45 a month. But despite its decidedly snail-like pace, low on-the-road price and dinky powerplant, some potential buyers are reporting annual insurance costs for well over £800, sort of eliminating those 'cheap running cost' benefits. Its rip-snorting 17bhp lithium-ion battery can propel the Twizy to a positively face-melting 50mph (maybe more with a tailwind and a downhill slope).
But despite this, the car still falls into the relatively high insurance group 10 – the same as a Seat Leon 1.9 turbo diesel, which has about five times as much power. Gocompare.com's resident car insurance expert, Scott Kelly pondered: "It does make one wonder what the brainiacs at Renault were doing when they designed a car that carries the same insurance classification as cars which have far more power. In a Twizy, you may increase the life expectancy of the planet, but expect to pay the insurance cost of a gas guzzler for the privilege."
We rang the Association of British Insurers for a few more answers. A spokesman told us: "When insurers look at group ratings, speed and performance is taken into account, but they also look at the availability of spare parts, safety and security too," which might go some way to explaining the Twizy's relatively high cost to cover.
What's silent, unpleasant, and happens at the most inappropriate of moments? No, it's not that. It's actually 'nuisance' calls from Homeserve, which the company has been fined £750,000 for making.
Soap is something you expect to eventually shrink and wither in size, but only if it's been exposed to water and used in a vigorous daily scrubbing routine. However, a bar of Imperial Leather sudmaker has shrunk 20 per cent in the past two years, despite going up in price.
Petrol has hit a 142.8p per litre high.
The Daily Mail has reported a MAJOR HEALTH RISK on new 5 and 10p coins.
The Money Shot gets a bit jumpy when its slate down the Dog & Duck rises to above £20. But according to research from The Money Advice Trust, Britons only get worried about debt when they get past the £14,500 mark.
You'd be forgiven for thinking that having a cleaner is the preserve of the upper crust. But apparently, 'one in four' British households now calls upon the services of a cleaning services operative, nanny or indeed a gardener, according to research from LV, who polled 2,000 people to achieve the result.
On Gocompare.com News this week…
Mild-mannered milksop Kristian Dando isn't a natural motorcyclist, to say the least. See how he fared when he saddled up for the first time.
Weed all about it! Get the skinny on a rampant horticultural blight on homes courtesy of Dave Jenkins.
Money talks in Hollywood. Here, Rachel England rounds up here favourite films about cold, hard cash. ISAs – it's never been a better time to hook yourself up with one, reckons Felicity Hannah.
And finally…
A council in Northern Ireland decision to feature a large, inflatable rubber slide in the image of the Titanic sinking as part of its centenary celebrations has been branded as "in poor taste" by critics. The inflatable slide was among a number of fun-packed attractions provided to entertain children in Lough Shore park last Sunday. UUP councillor Adrian Watson said: "They thought it was a wee bit in bad taste. It was fair criticism."