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December 28, 2010
14 Celebrity Chef Interviews in 2010!
We really got lucky this year. Not only did we get to interview top chefs from the Food Network, but we also chatted with some of the newest winners, such as Marc Forgione, the latest Iron Chef. The Cooking Channel also got its start this year, and we made sure to interview of their own chefs, like Aida Mollenkamp and Chuck Hughes. Check them all out after the break!


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"The turning of the seasons - such as they have been - are a deft metaphor for the evolution of this month's cover star, the alluring and accomplished Kristen Stewart, who this issue talks to GQ's Features Director Jonathan Heaf in a dusty, out-of-the-way Mexican eatery north of Santa Monica, California. Over chilled beers and nachos, she speaks candidly about her graduation - she's now 21 - from the teen phenomenon, the abstinence-drenched vampire series Twilight, to more grown-up cinema, starting next year with the film adaptation of Jack Kerouac's Beat-Generation classic On The Road. She also - reluctantly, cagily at first, but then at least candidly - talks about what it feels like to go, almost overnight, from being an unknown actress to the figurehead for a vast and hysterical global phenomenon, the focus of unrelenting and searing attention from both fans and press. It's well worth a read." Dylan Jones (Editor)
"Renowned portrait photographer Norman Jean Roy has worked with the biggest names in cinema, including George Clooney, Scarlett Johansson and Penelope Cruz. For this month's cover, he shot Kristen Stewart as she breaks free from the Twilight franchise, having filmed the final instalment of the vamp-angst saga. Kristen will be covering new territory in 2012, starring in Snow White And The Huntsman with Charlize Theron."
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GQ.com Ciao, Bella. After four years as the heroine of abstinence-drenched vampire series Twilight, Kristen Stewart is ready to sink her teeth into something a little more grown-up. The actress goes for chilled beers and nachos with GQ to talk candidly about the phenomenon, fame and the future, starting with another book adaptation: next year's On The Road. Read the full interview and see the stunning photo shoot by Norman Jean Roy in the November issue of British GQ, out on Thursday.
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After four years as Twilight's blockbuster fantasy figure, Kristen Stewart is stepping out of the darkness. Here the vampire bride opens her heart for fearing for her life in Hollywood culturequake, sinking her teeth into Kerouac and saying Caio, Bella. Story by Jonathan Heaf. Photographs by Norman Jean Rov. Styling by Sally Lyndley.
Hollywood is a tough place to hide. Especially when all around you seem willing to shop their own grandmother to be seen, heard, filmed, paid, then seen, heard, filmed, and paid (double) to do the sequel (in 3-D) with Jason Flemying (playing the bad guy). Andy Serkis (as the curiosity intelligent ape with a grudge against humanity) and Hans Zimmer (mastering the score). But as any number of Audi R8-leasing LA agents would argue; if it's the gentle, quiet life you're after, then you should stay as far away from Hollywood as your pretty little green legs will carry you. Get out of the Game. Go back to your pig-rearing half-cousins in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Go home. Have kids. Teach. Forget about your silly little movie-star fairy tale …
But you want to be a star? You want to be famous? Then jump off the couch, sugar pie, and I'll see you -- without your enabler -- tonight at the Chateau, room 69, to go over your "motivation". Oh, but you want to be an actor? Someone respected for your craft? Well, I hear there's a duplex going begging next to James Lipton's condo in TriBeCa. After five years of failed go-sees and audiences I'll see you at Mel's Drive-In, on Sunset Boulevard, where you'll be waiting tables for the rest of your jumped-up, sad, lonely, precious, little life. Take my order down! Fresh OJ, wheat pancakes, a plate of huevos rancheros with two eggs over-easy and a side of nevergoingtohappen. So long, toots. And close the door -- on your career -- as you leave."
Such a scene might be somewhat purple, but that doesn't mean it never happens. To be a star in Hollywood takes a lucky break, a reality TV show, a pit bull for an agent, redemption from addiction, several DUIs and a spectacular relapse or, at the very least, a generous slice of hard-fought nepotism. To be a great actor, however -- no matter how skeptical you might be about this industry -- still takes talent. Thankfully Kristen Stewart -- the beautiful 21-year-old star of the Twilight franchise -- is not from Albuquerque, has no cousins who rear pigs (who we're aware of), has never knowingly "hopped off an agent's knee" (unless, of course, it was to reach his face with her fist -- with three older brothers that kid can look after herself), nor been anywhere near the industry rubbernecking Mecca that is the infamous Chateau Marmont. In short, other than her bank account (Forbes has her earnings listed alongside Julia Roberts earlier this year) there's nothing remotely "Hollywood" about Kristen Stewart.
Actually, that last bit isn't true. Kristen has been to the Chateau. About a million and half times. And to say it isn't really her kind of place would be like saying Dominique Strauss-Kahn is going to struggle to hire home help. It's just a given.
"I just think if we went there [the Chateau], I'd be looking behind my shoulder the entire time," agrees Kristen as we take our seats in a dusty Mexican eatery about an hour's drive from anything that remotely resembles civilization. Found in the mountains of Topanga Canyon, the diner is a homely shack where each cold beer comes with a red, plastic basket of warm nachos and sweet, homemade salsa. The place reminds me of every Disney roller-coaster ride waiting room I've ever been in. "It's about the only place I can still come in LA where I have an iota of invisibility. And" -- her delicate, beautiful, refined features losing all humor suddenly -- "I'd prefer to keep it that way."
It's clear Kristen is fiercely protective over her home turf. Even as this safe house, her voice ever so often drops to a whisper as another customer clatters through the shack's back door. I wouldn't call if paranoia, but she obviously gets a little twitchy around strangers. Especially journalists. It's hardly surprising. Ever since it was announced back in 2007 that she would be taking on the role of Isabella "Bella" Swan in the film adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's sensationally successful Twilight books, Kristen has been watched.
And watched. And trailed. And stalked. Chased. Hunted. Harangued. Online. By paps. By fans. By haters. By besotted Mumsnet members and their cats. By sign-making, prepubescent girls desperate to get their claws into Edward Cullen, the character played by Robert Pattinson. In LA. In Hollywood. In Britain. Scotland. The Isle of Wight. While driving her grey Mini. In taxis. At premieres. While on holiday. Working. Not working. While she's sleeping. In her dreams. In her nightmares. To say the success of the vampire franchise has turned Kristen's life upside down and inside out (in ways both brilliant but also terrifying) until she doesn't know which way round her own guts go any more is an understatement. But now, finally, just as it was this past summer for those damn Potter kids, "It All Ends".
"Yes, we're finished. Filmed every scene." Next month sees the release of Twilight: Breaking Dawn - Part 1, while Part 2, in true modern franchise, cash-sucking style, will be released in November 2012. So is Kristen relieved it's finally all wrapped? Her tell is a wry smile, which then breaks out into a grin you could park a canoe in. "It's so rare in a career to feel that a chapter is closing but there's something final about this. No more epic, iconic scnenes..."
Unless you're one of the millions of Twilight fans - or "Twihards" as more fanatical followers are known - then you're no doubt entirely unaware of all the hysteria. For the Twihards, however, this final movie is the giant red-button moment, when cruel abstinence gives way to wanton abandonment (ie when Bella and Edward get to do it in a waterfall). First up, there is "the Wedding"; in Breaking Dawn, Kristen's character Bella Swan finally ties the knot with alpha-vamp Edward. Next, "the Conception"; after one slow-mo, softly-lit night of love-making with her immortal, blood-sucking heart-throb, Bella falls pregnant with their half-human, half-vampire, wolf-cub child thing.
"I was nervous for the wedding scene," she admits. "When I looked at the set, with the pews and the lights, and I could see everyone was there in all their outfits, I cried. God, that f***ing dress!"
Although she can rock a mean short - short - dress for a premiere, Kristen's go-to-emsemble-of-choice is so-skinny-they-look-sprayed-on jeans, scuffed Converse and an old Rob Zombie T-shirt. "I was stuck in that thing for a week; I could hardly move. But it felt incredibly ceremonial. It felt like a real wedding."
There's no doubt that the young woman sitting across from me, sipping a beer quietly, with the smoke from her cigarette trailing up into the tress, is somewhat transformed from the teenage girl who set out a little naively (her words) on this whole joinery more than four years ago. Lessons have been learnt. "The main moment, when we knew it was going to be a big deal, was at Comic-Con in Sand Diego in 2008. It was the first piece of promotion for Twilight that any of us had done, so we had no real expectations. There were thousands and thousands of people waiting for us. That was the moment when we felt how powerful this thing was going to be. It was me, Rob [Pattinson], Ashley Greene, Taylor [Lautner], and we just looked at each other and were like, 'What the hell is going on'"
All their hopes (and fears) were soon to be realized. Twilight was destined to become a full-blown trans-global youth culturequake and Kristen, along with British-born Pattinson, the main stars at the centre of the maelstrom, not least due to the are-they/aren't-they off-camera relationship rumours. The momentum ignited by the huge fanbase was soon plundered by those at the top of Summit Entertainment, the company at the helm of the cinematic adaptation. Nothing gets movie executives foamier around the mouth than the prospect of cashing in on the young, easily influenced and truly obsessed. Or, as the most ardent fans of Pattinson are known amid the darker recesses of the internet, the "Robsessed". "From that moment on, the guys from the studio were walking around with dollar signs in their eyes. Like, kerching! And then it began. The insanity. The schedules. The demands. The interviews."
The deeper into the franchise the young stars were flung, the bigger the Twilight phenomenon ballooned. Soon, every aspect of their lives was being affected by the bloodthirsty cultural juggernaut. "The big jump for me, I guess, was having security. And I mean, going everywhere with you. Just a big guy standing next to me the whole time. JB is his name -- that's my guy. And he would kill me for saying this, but even he has a goddamn fan site. All these girls have identified him and he's now known as 'HBG' -- Hottie Bodyguard."
As Twilight, New Moon, the second installment, hit multiplexes in 2009, Kristen and Pattinson fount they couldn't even leave their hotel for fear of being mauled by a flash mob of screeching Twihards. Scenes of the stars fleeing down New York streets pursued by hundred of teary, shock-haired fans were beamed across the globe. Did the actress ever fear for her life? "Sure. I mean, people are crazy. Everyone does what they have to do to protect themselves, but it would be fake for me to sit here and say people are not crazy. I'm sure lots of people shy away from this question as they want to make sure they look 100 per cent appreciative all the time and that everything is the most amazing thing always … But at the end of the line, people are fucking crazy! I would have been very happy just working from job to job, paying my rent one movie at a time. I never wanted to be this famous. I never imagined this life for myself."
Kristen Stewart, a Californian, has been working in film since the age of eight. Right from the gun she knew she was prepared to fight her corner and do the sort of work she believed in, rather than take the fast buck and be seen in a cereal commercial with a talking monkey. It's not that she knew what sort of actress she truly wanted to be, more she knew what kind of actress she never wanted to be.
Her first proper role was in the independent film The Safety of Objects, originally an AM Homes book about dysfunction and turmoil in small-town America. Kristen played the tomboy daughter of a troubled dingle mother (Patricia Clarkson). "I got Safety … towards the end of that period where I thought I should keep acting. As a little kid, you audition for so many fucking goddamn embarrassing parts -- and my words would have been pretty much the same at that age too …"
You may have noticed, Kristen enjoys a good curse. Some women suit swearing, others don't have the piss'n'vinegar to back it up. With Kristen, the blue-hued language fits neatly her wily independent spirit. "I would be like, 'No Way.' Which is why I never got offered very many of those roles. I would just go though the motions. Even while starting out I took things very seriously; I wasn't the sort of kid that would do a doll commercial or do a series for Nickelodeon. They asked me to do silly things, and I wasn't a silly kid."
Kristen's notoriously sulky, slacker vibe and reported ill-temperament is often commented on -- she gets it. "It's funny. I picked an old backpack out of the closet the other day, one I used to wear all the time as a teenager. It's covered with anarchy signs, all these quotes and these metal studs. I was like, 'Wow, you must have really liked how that looked!' Despite what people think, I was such a rule follower at school. I loved the whole slacker look, like, 'Hey, I don't care, whatever,' but if I didn't turn my homework in, I would panic."
Come 2001, and Kristen got her big Hollywood break opposite Jodie Foster, cast by influential director David Fincher in Panic Room. It's a dark, violent, smart thriller about a botched burglary on a sprawling Manhattan brownstone. "It was tough, and the takes were endless, as you'd expect from David. He has a daughter around the same age so that made our relationship a lot easier -- he knew how to deal with this. He's intense, but I didn't know any different."
After Panic Room came a host of parts, mostly calling Kristen to play the complex, clever teenage girl shielding her face with her long brunette hair while going through some sort of crisis, either real or existential, hormonal or otherwise. Speak (2004) was a television movie about a high-schooler who -- after being raped at a part by a popular jock -- stops all verbal contact with those around her. It garnered the then 13-year-old actress huge critical praise, not least for her mature handling of such a sensitive subject.
"I was definitely aware of the film's subject matter," she says. "And it wasn't because of anything that had happened in my own life -- not at all. I grew up in a happy household."
Another was Sean Penn's Into the Wild, a 2007 film about the real-life adventures of Christopher McCandless, a young man who hitchhiked across America in the early Nineties -- heading north for Alaska -- in a bid to become one with nature rather than do his parents' bidding and go to college and get a job like everyone else. McCandless was played superbly by Emile Hirsch, while Kristen was cast opposite as the teenage sweetheart who develops a crush on the young dreamer. "Those good roles are a testament to the scripts I've been given. You would have to be a brick or a piece of wood not to be able to engage with some of that material."
As she talks, it's clear this isn't merely a media-savvy actress practising some iota of self-deprecation for the benefit of our interview. Kristen has, in fact, a startlingly grounded view on her work, and on acting in general, perhaps indicative on how easy she finds the very idea of becoming someone she's not. "I don't want to discredit people's individuality, bit I think people are pretty much the same. People are very similar. If you have a good enough imagination then you can feel things that you personally have never done before. That's acting."
Such a view of her chosen professional art form (not that Kristen would ever call acting an "art form", one suspects) mirrors her rather dim view of her trade when just a rookie. Aged just 13, she told one magazine she though acting was "living a lie".
"I think when I was younger, I was trying very hard to sound unpretentious. At that age, I was so bitterly self-conscious, and so desperate not to sound like a total douche. I don't feel like that at all now. I think it was something I heard my parents say."
Kristen's parents work in the film industry, as crew members, solid blue-collar liberals, behind the camera. "My folks have always given me hell for how easy I have it," Kristen admits. "My dad would say stuff like, 'Oh, just go and sit in your trailer, practise your lines, and go lie for a living.' It was something I said as a kid. Don't worry, I have a much more pretentious view of acting nowadays."
To be perfectly honest, I could have quite happily sailed through life without ever enduring a single minute of the Twilight phenomenon. The undead don't do it for me, you see. As it happens, I did sit through them all, some of them perhaps more begrudgingly than others, but then they weren't made for me so much as for my niece. If I had a 14-year-old niece hooked on abstinence porn. As Kristen admits, "Twilight is a catnip for those young innocent girls." Talking to Kristen about the next steps in her career, however, she too seems more happy to turn the page.
The adaptation of Jack Kerouac's On the Road is set for release in January next year and Kristen has been cast as the beautiful "sharp talk" Marylou. Although obviously an entirely different literary beat to Meyer's Twilight, once again it's a book with somethign of a sizeable fanbase. Not to mention it being one of the more seminal works in modern American literature. No pressure, then.
"It's a pretty big deal for me," she explains. "Of course, all the actors took the responsibility of bringing such a work to visual fruition incredibly seriously. But we knew our stuff; Walter [Salles, the movie's director] demanded it. We had a four-week rehearsal period where we did sort of beatnik boot camp - sound a little corny, but it was awesome. There was dancing and listening to music and he had us watching Shadows a bunch of times. We had Kerouac biographers come over and give us talks, and Marylou's daughter - or rather the daughter of LuAnne Henderson [who Marylou is based on] - came to spend time with us all and that gave us such brilliant insight." Was Kristen already a fan of the book? "It was my first ever favourite book."
Kristen decided to quit regular schooling in her early teens and switch to home-schooling, partly because she was away filming so much and partly because she didn't feel the school system was supporting her. "School became genuinely uncomfortable," she explains. "I was feeling a little self-conscious about the acting thing with my peers, but also my teachers became a problem. They didn't want to do the extra work or put packages together so I could keep up while away. They failed me. My teachers failed me. Not one, but all of them. I'm always slightly ashamed, in a way, about what I do. I'm slightly embarrassed as I had such serious ambitions when I was younger, I just never imagined that I would ever have a reason not to go to school. But then this happened."
This for Kristen, currently, means riding around on horseback in the English countryside while wielding a huge sword in the face of Charlize Theron. Theron is the Evil Queen to Kristen's Snow White, in a Gothic interpretation of the famous story that's been reworked for the big screen. Kristen has had to shape up and get fit for her part, something she's never had the desire or impetus to do. "I've never worked out before. Now I'm only allowed to eat stuff out of a box. I'm It works. Also, I feel more energised and stronger. It took me a long time to realise that I was a girl as a teenager. At that point I never really believed it. I looked like a boy for a long time. Now, finally, I feel like a woman."
Snow White and the Huntsman is filming in and around Gloucestershire, although Kristen is spending a good deal of time in a rental in Notting Hill, London. The day before, while at the GQ shoot, she had explained that she was looking forward to seeing more of the UK, as "my boyfriend is English", although when I bring this up again the blood drains into her boots. "I never would have said that if I knew you were going to be interviewing me."
I honestly hadn't expected such a defensive reaction, but it's clear when she feels her privacy is being breached, Kristen is quick to transform into "Tiger Mom". The whole issue, if you don't already know, has to do with whether or not she's dating her Twilight co-star Robert Pattinson, the subject of which has seen more speculation than the origin of Barack Obama's birth certificate. I tell her I'm surprised this is such an issue seeing as the evidence is already out there for all to see on the web - the photos, the stolen moments, the Christmas getaways... "Yeah, I know it is," she admits. "So much of my life is so easily googled. I mean, it's like, come on guys, it's so obvious!" Her mood tights, perhaps all too aware of how much she's already said. "But this subject, I don't think you realise what a big deal it is for people. Well, it is a big deal. They would be 'Oh. My. God' There would also be still a 50/50 split. Some people would still be, 'See, told you they're not together."
Kristen is acutely aware of all the gossipmongers. Far more so than I am, it seems. She knows about names: the "Robstens" (those who think K-Stew" and R-Patz" are together); the "Nonstens" (those fans who think they aren't) and the "F***stens" (those who say they don't give a monkey's either way - but actually really do). I ask her who it is such a big deal to? These deranged fans? To her and Rob? What is it she's so worried about?
"I don't worry about it at all. It's just one of those things. I'm selfish. I'm like, 'That's mine!' And I like to keep whatever is mine remaining that way. It's a funny little game to play and it's a slippery slope. I always say to myself I'm never going to give anything away because there's never any point or benefit for me."
I say that perhaps after the last installment of Twilight is out it will get somewhat easier. "Yeah, maybe. I mean, right now it really is not a nightmare, it's just one of those things. I guarantee whenever I get married or have a baby, everyone is going to want to know my kid's name and I'm not going to say it for ages. That's just the way I want to do it. It'll come out but it won't have come from me. They're going to be really pissed off that I won't say it and I'm just going to say, 'No!' I also have that desire to blurt stuff out, but I've learnt I can't do that. Not when you realize the whole world is listening. That's why perhaps I look so uncomfortable in interviews at times. I mean, we've talked about hiding things and I've had to get much more adept at that, sadly. But I'm glad I'm not one of those actresses who is just so ready to open up for everyone."
Is there any advice that she would go back and give herself, before Twilight made her a global superstar? "Genuinely don't worry about anything quite so much. Don't beat yourself up about those big scenes that don't belong to you; things are going to be the way they're going to be. And the whole interview thing, talking to the world … It wasn't ways for me at first. Doing this …" She smiles and points a finger accusingly. She's only half-joking. "You say things every day that are going to be forever, they are about things in your life that matter the most, you're caught off guard, you react weirdly, and you feel that people hate you. Sometimes people do hate you."
Really? You felt journalists hated you? "The first time around people were definitely aggressive with me. I know it was a response to my energy. I could feel them thinking, 'Come on, what is wrong with you -- play the Game.' But I didn't know how and I didn't know I had to, nor whether I wanted to. But I wasn't being defiant, I just wasn't prepared. And I think people responded to that in a negative way. I was just young and caught off guard. It got people so angry. They think you're a fraud. 'She's just saying she's young as an excuse: get it together or get out of the business.' I had people say that to me. How about, er, I'm an actor and I really don't give a fuck what you think? How about that?"
She laughs, lights a Parliament Light and breathes out, looking more composed, content and less hidden than she had done all afternoon. How's she feeling? "I'm a 21-year-old woman having a beer with GQ. I've arrived."

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I started off with QBASIC on an Atari400 when I was 11, based on a single book. Had a lot of fun. That's great that it worked for you and I - we happened upon our passions. Many people, however, need to be shown things until they find their passion. For many (most?!) of the kids Sandy will be teaching, programming isn't going to be it. However, there may be one or two kids who just completely latch on to the experience, not having seen it before (or not having had the opportunity to try it before). And that's exactly the reason why we expose our kids to various things - to help them find their passion.
Kids who find their passion on their own, that's great. But why leave such an important thing as "the rest of your life" to chance like that? By all means, don't force them into something (well, not for too long - sometimes doing what you don't like builds character, and that's important, too). Expose them to it.
I suppose one of the biggest things I've learned in life so far is that everyone learns differently. Some kids seek out their passion. Others need to be exposed to something before they discover it. Some find a passion, then change their minds a few years later. None of these are bad - they just are.
Intro classes are great - you'll find 50% of the kids don't continue in it (that's good - they've been exposed, and discovered it's not their passion, so they can continue looking), 30% will like it enough to try a second class before discontinuing, 20% may go on a bit further, but never develop a career out of it, a few may go on and make it into a career, and maybe one or two will find it to be their passion. All of these, that is what makes what Sandy volunteered to do worthwhile. Including the ones who don't pursue it. They may think it's dumb today, but 15-20 years from now, they'll look back and be glad that not only they took the course, but that they didn't pursue it. :-)
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ESPN reporter Jenn Brown had a bit of an adventure this morning when she evidently found herself locked inside her own hotel bathroom. It's a slow news day, what can I say. Here's the proof via Twitter…
You can decide which is slightly more embarrassing – publicly locking oneself in a hotel bathroom or calling a head coach "Bitch Jones" on national television. Fortunately for Jenn, she had her cell phone with her so she could call somebody to rescue her. Fortunately for us, this also means she had a chance to tweet about it and answer your important questions in the moment…
JennBrownESPN Any one who wants to stay warm whilst taking a shower…Duh RT @SchwarzAdam: who closes the bathroom door in a hotel!
JennBrownESPN Pretty much… RT @tcumike: So you are just sitting in there chilling, and tweeting?
JennBrownESPN think I'll go with my flavored vitamins first, but good to know! RT @ROTHENbenRG: I heard the decorative soaps taste like candy.
JennBrownESPN That, my friend, is a very good question… RT @ttintn: just curious… Had you not had your cell what woulda been your plan?
JennBrownESPN Someone who listens to ESPN Radio in the morning RT @SchwarzAdam who brings their phone into the bathroom to take a shower to begin with?
JennBrownESPN Could have come in handy in this situation…could have MacGyvered my way out. RT @bustedcoverage: did you open my wedding gift yet?
Nobody asked if she doesn't like Craig James, too? I'm disappointed Twitter! Oh well, we can now cross live tweeting being locked in a hotel bathroom off the "Things Twitter Can't Do" list. At least she didn't lock her keys out of her car. Thankfully after what must have seemed like an eternity isolated from the non-tweeting outside world, Jenn Brown was finally freed…
Seriously though, I can definitely empathize with Jenn Brown's escapades. You may want to snarkishly label this a "blond moment" but I've been known to try to open random cars in parking lots that just happen to look like mine. Things like this happen to me all the time. I'm such an expert at being locked out of places, Billy Hunter has been calling me for help in negotiations. (rimshot)
Hey, Frank Caliendo can't be the only person allowed to do lame semi-culturally relevant sports jokes, can he?


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Friday, March 09, 2012
Carole Bouquet Sangue d'Oro
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Thank you, Carol.ReplyDelete
What a beautiful, elegant, and tasteful way to start my day, and weekend.
I wish you could 'taste' Bouquet's beautiful wine...ReplyDelete
Hi Carole!ReplyDelete
The color of the wine is beautiful...... I wish I could taste it... She was also involved as the designer part of one of the cooking teams at Paris des Chefs in January...... Good for her........And thanks for more news about her....... Maryanne xo
.. I remember her from "Too Beautiful for You" ... yes, I think one would think her much more reserved .. looked like fun. KarenReplyDelete
Carole Bouquet. As the French say: "La Classe!" -- Great actress, bonne vivante, the kind of woman who would make a great girlfriend. Merci Carol. Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)ReplyDelete
I love your line "'A smooth mouth..the perfect blend of softness and fine length on the palate..' Try it!" I imagine, though, you were speaking of the wine and not Carole.ReplyDeleteReplies
I wish it were my line Bill...Delete
from the copy on her site but if the shoe fits wear it I say.
Yes and it certainly does fit her as well.
What a treat to see Carol Bouquet again !ReplyDelete
it is close to impossible to see French films here so I look forward to moving to a place where I will once again be able to indulge my "foreign film" habits ~
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mais non for quite a while I think...Delete
Still looking marvellous (and those shoes!). Wine making in Sicily sounds like an occupation I could get used to :)ReplyDelete
Yes OMG those shoes.. :)) Great shot. I have seen her in something recently but cant figure out what. hmmmReplyDelete


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Joe Battenfeld is a veteran Herald political columnist and multimedia reporter.
Battenfeld, while covering local and national politics for nearly three decades, has broken major stories such as the infamous Massport "booze cruise" and Gov. Deval Patrick's Cadillac.
He is a founding member of the Herald's Truth Squad, along with chief political reporter Hillary Chabot, and has reported on numerous presidential, gubernatorial and Senate campaigns.
Battenfeld, known for his tough questioning and irreverent style, has won three New England Emmy Awards for best political reporting, and was a finalist for an Editor and Publisher EPPY award for best webcast for the Herald's Truth Squad.
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Symposia / Study Tours
In the Fall each year the VSA holds or co-sponsors a Symposium or Study Tour to a different location of Victorian interest.
For Symposia, members assemble for lectures, presentation and other activities; while Study Tours take the form of motoring and walking tours of museums, historic buildings, etc., together with banquets and receptions.
Did you know?
In 1975 the Society conducted its tenth annual study tour to the U.K. There have been many tours to Europe since then, including Vienna and Salzburg in 1985.
In 1981 the VSA conducted a Chocolate Lover's Tour of Switzerland, the premise being that the Victorians were the first in the world to delight in eating chocolate candy. The tour proudly announced its departure on Swissair from New York by jumbo jet.
The Study Tour to Rhinebeck, NY, was sold-out TWICE: first in 2005 and again in 2006 when a reprise was held owing to popular demand.
2013 Columbus, OH Columbus Study Sheet
2002 Akron, OH
2001 Lake Champlain, NY & Vermont
2000 Pasadena & Los Angeles, CA
1999 Boston, MA
1999 Boston, MA
1999 Morristown, NJ1995 Cincinnati, OH Lexington & Pleasant Hill, KY: Study Tour & Symposium
1966 Tarrytown, NY: First Fall event
2014 Chicago, IL: co-sponsored with Glessner House
2012 Chicago, IL: co-sponsored with Glessner House
2004 Winterthur, DE co-sponsored with Winterthur
2001 Chicago, IL: co-sponsored with The Crab Tree Foundation
2000 Wilmington, DE: co-sponsored with The Delaware At Museum
1999 Washington, DC: co-sponsored with Tudor Place Foundation and the DAR Museum
1998 Long Island, NY: co-sponsored with The Museums at Stony Brook
1998 Oxford, OH: co-sponsored with Miami University & De Montford University
1997 Washington, DC: co-sponsored with The National Portrait Gallery
1996 Philadelphia, PA: co-sponsored with The Athenaeum of Philadelphia
1996 Hartford, CT: at The Wadsworth Athenaeum1995 Washington, DC: and cemetery tours in Washington & Baltimore
1995 Norwalk, CT: co-sponsored with The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum
1995 Ho-Ho Kus, NJ at The Hermitage: co-sponsored with Victorian Homes magazine
1995 Philadelphia, PA at The Mask & Wig Club
1993 New York, NY at NY Historical Society
1993 Winterthur, DE: co-sponsored with Winterthur1989 New York, NY at Pierpont Morgan Library: Alumni Association symposium
1988 Chicago. IL: 1987 New York, NY at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
1986 Corning, NY at Corning Museum of Glass
1985 The Art Nouveau Movement
1981-4 Philadelphia, PA1980 Wilmington, DE at the Grand Opera House
1979 Philadelphia, PA1978 Philadelphia, PA at the College of Physicians
1976-7 Philadelphia, PA
1975 Philadelphia, PA : Academy of Music workshop
1974 Philadelphia, PA: Athenaeum workshop
1973 Philadelphia,PA at Bryn Mawr and Haverford Colleges
1972 Riverdale and Yonkers, NY1971 Boston , MA University Seminar
1970 Baltimore, MD
1969 Hartford, CT
1968 Tarrytown, NY
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Doctoral students in economics are an endangered species at the University of Florida, and the entire Economics Department is under threat of extinction as well.
Doctoral students in economics are an endangered species at the University of Florida, and the entire Economics Department is under threat of extinction as well.
Funding for the doctoral program has been cut, and enrollment is frozen. Its aging faculty ranks have dwindled to fewer than a third of their numbers of two decades ago. And the administration plans to further thin out the ranks by half through attrition.
Professors, former graduates and even the former dean of the College of Business Administration have said it's hard to believe UF would let a once nationally recognized economics program suffer like this. The department's current chair said it could even hinder the university's climb top 10 status among its peers.
"I'm not saying we deserve special treatment, but we are getting special treatment because we are being shrunk out of existence," said Roger D. Blair, chairman of the Economics Department. "It's in the university's interest to see that doesn't happen."
As it stands, UF is about to join Case Western Reserve and Emory as the only institutions in the 62-member Association of American Universities without a doctoral program in economics, Blair said.
Blair said a strong Economics Department is vital to other colleges within the university — including law, education, transportation, sociology, political science and Latin American studies.
Economics still is attracting large numbers of undergraduates. As of fall 2013, UF had 658 economics majors — more than one-third of the 1,559 students enrolled as majors in the entire business college.
If things are allowed to continue on their present course, the department soon will not have enough faculty to offer an undergraduate major in economics, which would make UF unique among the AAU, Blair said.
"Basically, the department has been allowed to die on a vine," said David Williams, president of Florida Economics Consulting Group in Miami, who received his doctorate in economics from UF in 1986.
Williams said he doesn't see how UF can achieve top-10 status without having a highly regarded doctoral program in economics.
"We have no master's program, and now everyone is telling me we won't even have a bachelor's program before long," he said.
At its peak in 1990, the department had 38 full-time tenured professors. Today, it has 11 with an average age of 63 — down from about 15 professors two years ago. It hasn't hired a new professor since 2005, and John Kraft, dean of the Warrington College of Business Administration, said his plans call for shrinking the department to six through retirement and resignations.
Those changes are driven by budget cuts imposed by the Florida Legislature during the past five years of economic downturn in the state, and by the performance-based budgeting formula known as "responsibility-centered management," Kraft said.
The amount each college and department gets is weighted according to student enrollment, the number of graduates produced and other factors. The business college produces 2,100 degrees a year, Kraft said, and the Economics Department produces 70. By contrast, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences produces 200 economics degrees, he said.
Under the central administration's formula, the business college gets less money per credit hour than the college of liberal arts for each student enrolled in economics courses.
As a result, the Economics Department is operating at a $2.5 million annual deficit, Kraft said.
The administration proposed moving economics into the liberal arts college, where the program had a better chance to grow, Kraft said. And resource allocations are based on outcomes.
"Given their size, they didn't produce anywhere near the revenue of other departments," Kraft said. "We can't keep subsidizing things forever."
The entire college had to take reductions over the years, Kraft said. At one time, the college had more than 120 tenured faculty. It is now down to 59.
"We probably have the smallest tenure track number for a business school in the state," he said. "In the AAU (Association of American Universities), we are absolutely the smallest."
Blair said he completely understands the tough decisions Kraft has to make with resources.
"From his perspective, what he's doing for the business college makes sense," Blair said.
But the results-driven, responsibility-centered management adopted by the administration is neither fair nor accurate, he said.
"It's creating a false picture of what the Economics Department is generating for the university," Blair said.
Also, he said, the central administration imposes a "tax" on the business college, taking away revenue and distributing it to other colleges.
Moving the department won't help, Blair said, because the liberal arts college is even more strapped for cash than is the business college. "Things are not better over there."
The faculty voted against moving the department to liberal arts because the members felt they had no guarantees at the end of a three-year period in which the administration promised that salaries and support levels would go unchanged.
Liberal Arts Dean Paul D'Anieri said talks began in 2011 about transferring the Economics Department to his college. He said commitments made to individuals would be honored barring any "exceptional circumstances" such as further budget cuts.
D'Anieri says that moving the department was intended to serve two goals: preserving the doctoral program in economics and maintaining a high-quality undergraduate economics major in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
This year, thanks to an increase in state funding, the liberal arts college has been able to prepare a hiring initiative that would have benefitted the Economics Department.
D'Anieri said he and Kraft worked for a year on a plan to save the doctoral program. Kraft agreed to transfer more than $4 million in recurring funds from the business college to liberal arts. Provost Joe Glover also committed money to the transfer so it wouldn't have to be diverted from other departments, D'Anieri said.
D'Anieri said he still would like to have the department in liberal arts.
"The only thing preventing the preservation of the department and the Ph.D. program was the departmental vote," D'Anieri said. "I believe that if the faculty were to vote to move to CLAS, we could put back together some version of the arrangement that the deans and provost agreed to two years ago. I would certainly welcome that."
The remaining economics professors would continue to have classes to teach if the doctoral program were to die, Blair said. Nearly 300 of the economics undergrad majors are in the liberal arts college. And economics supports many other programs in business and other colleges.
Blair said moving would provide no guarantees that the kind of support faculty receive now would continue, and they no longer would be able to get additional revenues holding endowed professorships that only the business college funds.
Another proposal recently floated by Kraft, to allow some faculty to stay in business and others to move over, doesn't solve anything either, Blair said. And it would weaken what little collective clout they still have as a united department.
For now, there is more security staying where they are, Blair said, even if change is inevitable at some point. Faculty members don't see how they can fight extinction by leaving the habitat they've staked out for so long, Blair added.
But adaptation is key to survival, said Bob Lanzillotti, business dean emeritus and professor of economics at UF. He also said it might be time for the provost to make a command decision, to sit down with Kraft, D'Anieri and Blair and work out an agreement.
"The decision comes down to what is in best interest of university," Lanzillotti said. "It's just a tragedy that this department that once had a prominent reputation would die."


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Dr Sylvia Earle: first patron of SST
Sylvia Earle is the Sustainable Seas Trust's first International Patron. It is unlikely that anyone else on the planet is better suited than Sylvia to be an active inspirational figurehead for SST. She is internationally applauded as the ambassador-at-large to the world's oceans. She is also without question one of the world's most respected biologists, conservationists and oceanographers. Her diving exploits are legendary.
Dr Sylvia Earle has been a major influence and guiding force for Sustainable Seas Trust (SST) from its inception, as she was a Founding Trustee. But in 2012 the Board of Trustees decided to develop a Board of Patrons and invited Sylvia to be the leading International Patron. We are delighted that Sylvia accepted the step up from a trustee to a patron.
If you do not know about Sylvia, then simply type Sylvia Earle into Google and be amazed by her undersea exploration and achievements, and indeed her passion as she calls upon people from all parts of the globe to help conserve the world's fragile and rapidly deteriorating ocean ecosystems. You do need to see and listen to her speech when she accepted the TED Award. Watch here
Sylvia, like Jane Goodall, holds the prestigious position as National Geographic Explorer in Residence.
In their profile of Sylvia (Read Here), the National Geographic Society begins by focusing on some of the popular perspectives of Sylvia such as the manner in which she was, called "Her Deepness" by the New Yorker and the New York Times, "Living Legend" by the Library of Congress. She has also been referred to as "The Sturgeon General" and she was named by Time Magazine as the "First Hero for the Planet". She has won accolades as an oceanographer, explorer, author, and lecturer with experience as a field research scientist. She is also executive director for corporate and nonprofit organisations, including the Aspen Institute, the Conservation Fund, American Rivers, Mote Marine Laboratory, Duke University Marine Laboratory, Rutgers Institute for Marine Science, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, and Ocean Conservancy. And, of course, she is the International Patron of Sustainable Seas Trust.
She held the highest research responsibility for the oceans in the United States when she was chief scientist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Sylvia Earle is founder of the Mission Blue Foundation and chair of the Advisory Council for the Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies. She has a Ph.D. from Duke University, and 15 honorary degrees. She has authored more than 150 scientific, technical, and popular publications, lectured in more than 60 countries, and appeared in hundreds of television productions.
Sylvia has authored books on the ocean, including Sea Change: A Message of the Oceans and, most recently, Ocean: An Illustrated Atlas, with Linda K. Glover. Nothing appeals to Sylvia more than diving and interacting with the sea and its creatures, which she calls "critters", and conducting underwater research. Not surprisingly, therefore, she has led more than 60 major expeditions and logged more than 7,000 hours underwater, including leading the first team of women aquanauts during the Tektite Project in 1970 who spent 14 days underwater. She set a record for solo diving to a depth of 1,000 meters. Her research concerns marine ecosystems with special reference to exploration and the development and use of new technologies for access and effective operations in the deep sea and other remote environments.
Sylvia is the recipient of a huge number of honours, including the Netherlands Order of the Golden Ark, inclusion in the National Women's Hall of Fame and the American Academy of Achievement, and medals from the Explorers Club, the Philadelphia Academy of Sciences, the Lindbergh Foundation, the National Wildlife Federation, Sigma Xi, Barnard College, the New England Aquarium, the Seattle Aquarium, the Society of Women
Sylvia Earle has indicated that she will join the Saldanha to Sodwana SEA Pledge Tour of April/May 2013 which is superb news.Geographers, and the National Parks Conservation Association.


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ROCK HILL, S.C. – Coker College women's golfer Taylor Demby has been selected to the All-South Atlantic Conference Second Team, the league office announced on Thursday (Apr. 9).
Demby currently holds the eighth lowest individual stroke average at 80.4 in the conference, after 16 rounds of play. Her lowest round of the season came at the Patsy Rendleman Invitational, when she recorded a 73. She has signed off on seven rounds that were below 80 this season, including a 74 at the Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate.
The sophomore from Chesterfield, S.C., is the daughter of Angela and Gregg Demby. She is an undecided major, and has been a member of the Coker golf team for the past two years.
Demby will lead her team to the SAC Championship this Sunday (Apr. 13), in Sieverville, Tenn.


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What we're about
Restoring to original meetup for Vegetarians in Montgomery County.
Our long-time leader recently departed. Most of the past meetups have been restaurant gatherings. We can continue doing that, but I'll also propose we add potlucks hosted by list members across the county/region.
To keep the umbrella as wide as possible, we'll just keep it at Montgomery County vegetarians... for whatever reason you're choosing to be vegetarian. Health/Animals/Environment/Taste/Whatever!
If you're located in Baltimore or points North, check out this Baltimore group:
Open to friends all over the State but there appears to be a cluster of folks in parts of Howard and Montgomery.
Suggestions? Want to get involved? Don't hesitate to get in touch.
"If you wish to find, you must search. Rarely does a good idea interrupt you." ~ Jim Rohn


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DescriptionThe hooded crow, or 'hoodie' (4) is now recognised as a different species to the carrion crow (Corvus corone) (7). Both are around the same shape and size as a rook (Corvus frugilegus), but the hooded crow is easily identified by its two-colour plumage; the body is a dirty grey, while the wings, tail, head and bib are black (2). The calls are harsh and croaky, and include a 'kra-kra-kra', which may have given rise to the imitative name 'crow' (4).


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Bio: Cephas aka Falconer. Ancestor of the current Man-at-arms Duncan, and his brother Malcom, aka Fisto. Cephas is the last of the practicing falconers. Thought to be inhumane, the practice is not outlawed, but it is looked down upon and thought of as barbaric, due to the practice of stealing a young falcon from it's nest, and also that of keeping it blindfolded until a hunt. Cephas however, rescued a mother and her nest from rival falcons, (or some other such cliched story) and now Storm, the falcon, is not only endeared to him, but she also raises falcons that are reliant and freindly toward humans. Cephas had the great sword forged of a special, and rare material, that is very strong, but also lighter than any other metal. Cephas' sword, headgear and belt were later discovered by Duncan, and given to Malcom as a gift. Sure, why not.
Sorry you can't see the falcon in this shot, but it's just the grey bird from the weapons pack, on a red stand.
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Can You Guess the Celebrity Cleavage?
You've likely seen the owner of these fantastic chest puppies in magazines like Sports Illustrated, Vogue and Glamour.
This gorgeous 31-year-old model was born in the Cayman Islands and is of Native America, Irish and African descent. Her gorgeous looks got her scouted at the age of 17 when she was at Six Flags Great Adventure. The rest became history when she started modeling for the likes of Abercrombie & Fitch, DKNY and Victoria's Secret.
You might have also seen her on a 2007 episode of 'How I Met Your Mother' and in the third season of 'Celebrity Apprentice.' The spread of her loveliness to television is most welcome.
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My wife and I are probably having my parents over for diner on Christmas, so I was sitting and remembered about how my dad likes to joke about saying grace in the name of fun. He always says it jokingly and is really just trying to get my mom to lighten up about the issue a little and realize my non-belief is fine and that the fact of me being a good person is what matters. He never actually says grace at hope or anywhere, so he actually has no intentions of saying it or joining in. But it…Continue
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Collegiate Bests
1500m 4:38.66
3000m 9:45.87
3000m steeplechase 10:22.81
5000m 17:03.52
10000m 36:33.75
High School Bests
2k steeplechase 7:00
1,500m 4:46
3,000m 10:02
5,000m 17:46
2012-2013: In cross country, competed at the NCAA Regionals, Heps, the Wisconsin Invitational, and the Paul Short Invitational...In outdoor track, ran a personal best of 4:38.66 in the 1,500m, placing fifth at Harvard-Yale...Finished fifth in the 3,000-meter steeplechase at ECACs...Placed second in the 3,000m at the Sam Howell Invitational...Eighth in the 3,000-meter steeplechase at Heps.
2011-2012: In cross country, fifth on the team and 53rd overall at NCAA Northeast Regional to help the Bulldogs to a sixth-place finish...Competed at Heps...Scored in her first collegiate meet, the Fordham Invitational...Competed at HYP and the Princeton Invitational...Sixth on the team at the Paul Short Invite, where the Bulldogs beat the nationally ranked Duke Blue Devils…In indoor track, competed in the 3,000-meter run at ECACs, placing fourth in 9:45.87…Also placed 12th in the 5,000-meter run at Heps…In outdoor track, qualified to compete in the NCAA Regional in the 3,000-meter steeplechase…Ran a season-best 10:28.63 in the steeplechase at Heps, good for fifth…Won the steeplechase at HY…Competed in the 10,000-meter run at the Raleigh Relays, placing 13th…Ninth in the 3,000-meter run at ECACs in 9:57.17…Set the Yale record in the 3,000-meter steeplechase (10:22.81) at the New Balance Boston Twilight Meet, earning a spot in the U.S. Junior National Championships, where she placed fifth.
High School: Two-time All-American in the steeplechase (2009-2010)...2010 All-American in the 5,000m... All-State and All-Federation in XC (2009-2010)... All-State in the steeplechase (2009-2011)... Third at States in XC and steeple 2009... Two-time NY state sportsmanship winner... A News 12 Scholar Athlete.
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The capital of the state of Israel is none other than the city of Jerusalem. Much has been recounted and written about this city, and we would like to offer you a taste of the authentic Jerusalem experience. Whether on a family or romantic holiday or on a business trip, the Israeli capital has a lot to offer for each and every individual.
The Dan Hotels, Israel's leading hotel chain, invites you to stay at one of its hotels in comfort and tranquility. Picture a journey through the dozens of markets and festivals, recreation spots and of course spectacular tourist attractions in the city of Jerusalem.
Mini Israel - See it all - in miniature !
Mini Israel is the "Showcase of Israel." Hundreds of amazingly accurate models exhibit, at a scale of 1:25, depictions of the most important architectural, historic, archaeological, religious and social sites as well as buildings of importance to all religions and cultures inhabiting the country. All 25,000 miniature 'Israelis' in the models are 7cm in height !!
Since its opening in 2002, Mini Israel has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in the country, primarily due to its ideal location (halfway between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, only 15 minutes away from the airport), and also because tourists of all ages, denominations and communities find their most beloved and cherished sites and buildings presented "at eye level."
Exhibits are periodically updated and renewed, and therefore each visit ensures a new discovery of sites, scenes and attractions which were not previously on display.
Mini Israel is located in the Latrun region, near the Armored Corps Memorial and the Trappist Monastery.
The exhibit spans an area of about 35,000 square meters (7.5 Acres) and offers its guests:
A Visitors Center with a food court, a souvenir shop, a miniature tree (bonsai) nursery and a meeting hall where a movie telling the story of the establishment of the site is screened.
Opening Hours: November-March 10:00-18:00
April 10:00-20:00
May-June 10:00-21:00
July-August 10:00-22:00
September-October 10:00-20:00
Friday 10:00-14:00
The New Holocaust History Museum
The new Holocaust History Museum at Yad Vashem is four times the size of the original historical museum it replaced. The new museum spans some 4,200 square meters.
Throughout the new museum an emphasis has been placed on presenting the history of the Holocaust from a human perspective - featuring approximately 90 personal stories from the point of view of the Jews
The new museum makes revolutionary use of multimedia presentations to present the historical narrative alongside the personal stories. There are two presentations of video art - the 'Jewish World before the Holocaust' by Michal Rovner at the beginning of the museum, and the 'Epilogue' by Uri Tzaig.
Over 600 photographs of victims and fragments of Pages of Testimony are featured in the new Hall of Names.
Opening Hours: Sunday to Thursday 9:00 - 17:00, entrance permitted until 16:00. Fridays and Holiday Eves 9:00 - 14:00, entrance permitted until 13:00. Closed on Saturday and all Jewish Holidays 02-644-3400 , 02-644-3443|Website link|
David's Citadel Museum ( Tower of David)
Set in the magnificently restored ancient Citadel first constructed 2,000 years ago by Herod the Great, the Tower of David Museum traces Jerusalem's long and eventful history through state-of-the-art displays and exhibits utilizing the most advanced technologies.
Canaanites and Hebrews, Greeks and Romans, Crusaders, Muslims, Turks, British, and Israelis are richly represented, seeking harmony within the age-old walls.
The panoramic route along the Citadel towers with its most breathtaking view of the city and the affluent archaeological gardens, all add to an experience you will cherish.
Opening Hours: Mondays and Wednesdays at 10:00 and 12:00 noon, special stories of Jerusalem during the Middle ages. Guided tours in English - Monday - Friday 11:00. Museum open - Monday - Wednesday 10:00 - 16:00, Thursday 10:00 - 20:00, Friday and Saturday - 10:00 - 14:00. Jaffa Gate. Tel - 02-6265333|Website link|
The Tunnels of Time in the Ophel Park
The Archaeological Park of Jerusalem is located at the foot of the southern wall of the Temple Mount and exhibits the most exciting remnants found in Jerusalem from the Second Temple Period. Above Herodian Street, next to the parking lot, a pile of enormous stones commemorates the destruction of the Second Temple.
Above the road stands the Robinson Arch, named after the famous researcher Edward Robinson, who first discovered it in 1852.
Impressive structures of the Hasmonean and Byzantine periods include ruins of palaces from the first Islamic period, the ancient City of David and the mighty towers built by the powerful Sultans.
A new mini-museum, called the Wolfson Tunnel, displays ruins from the Second Temple Period, the Late Roman Period, the Byzantine Period, the Ancient Islamic Period and more.
The impressive lobby prepares the visitor for the unique three-dimensional visual experience displayed at the Davidson Visitor's Center.
Descending the ramps of the different ancient periods visitors are taken on a journey through two thousand years of history.
The most impressive exhibit is the interactive-virtual model of the Temple Mount, activated by a super-computer, illustrating the Second Temple Period. The documents 150 years of the Temple Mount area's excavation and uses the most modern animation to depict the Pilgrimage to the Temple.
After your experience at the Archaeological Park, the walls of Jerusalem will never look the same.
Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem
The only museum in the world displaying the history of the biblical period in the various lands of the Bible.
The Museum is a center for cultural and educational programming; and has produced numerous outstanding special exhibitions such as ''The Jewish Presence in Ancient Rome'' that marked the first cultural exchange between the Vatican and State of Israel following the initiation of diplomatic relations. Moreover, in 1996 the Museum presented ''Jerusalem – A Capital For All Times; Royal Cities of the Biblical World'' as the primary exhibition for the Jerusalem 3,000 celebrations, and brought record breaking crowds into the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna as the first stop on its international tour.
Opening Hours: Daily guided tours for adults Sun - Fri: English - 10:15, Hebrew - 11:00,
plus Wednesdays: English - 17:30, Hebrew -18:00. Groups by advance reservation.
Sun. Mon. Tues. Thurs. 09:30-17:30 Wed. 9:30-21:30
Fri.Holiday eves 09:30-14:00
02-5611066 , 02-5638228
Herzl Tomb and the Herzl Museum
The Herzl Museum is located on Mt. Herzl in Jerusalem, adjacent to the graves of the leaders of the nation.
The museum, that was founded in the year 1960, a century after the birth of Theodor Herzl, has been renovated and updated, and now uses state-of-the-art simulations to take visitors back in time to various periods in Herzl's life.
Another section of the museum presents a re-creation of Herzl's study with some of the actual furniture and papers it contained.
Tel: (02) 643-3266
Opening Hours: Sunday - Thursday: 8:45 - 15:15
Friday: 8:45 - 12:15
Bloomfield Science Museum
Recommended for children and youth; also enjoyable for adults.
It is a new and modern museum with innovative and sophisticated exhibits that illustrate different scientific areas.
Opening Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 10:00 - 18:00. Saturday 10:00 - 15:00.
Closed on Sunday and Friday. Tel: 02-5618128
Tisch Family Biblical Zoo
An imaginatively landscaped zoo spanning 62 acres built among mountains and surrounded by stunning views. A central lake surrounds monkey islands. Visitors can view a wide range of animals in spacious enclosures without bars, including species mentioned in the Bible and rare or endangered species. A huge variety of small animals, from desert to rain forest, a Bibleland Wildlife Preserve, and African and South American enclosures. New attractions : a beautiful penguin exhibit, a computerized Visitors Center in Noah's Ark, a beautiful Lemur land and fascinating Birdwatchers' Route. For children: a Zoo train (not on Saturday and public holidays), a children's zoo, an ecological maze and a large playground
Opening Hours: Open Sunday - Thursday 09:00 - 19:30, Friday 09:00 - 16:30, Saturday 10:00 - 18:00. Near Malcha Mall.
Tel - 02-6750130, 6750125, 6750111
The Jerusalem Botanical Garden
The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens comprise more than six thousand plant species, which were brought to Israel from all over the world and are being preserved for the benefit and enjoyment of the public. The plants are displayed in six areas, each designed to create a miniature landscape of the plant's region of origin. The Gardens also boast of a tropical greenhouse named after Florence Dvorsky, containing a wide variety of plants from tropical regions. The University Botanical Gardens operate enrichment programs for school children - from kindergarten to secondary school - on numerous and diverse subjects dealing with nature and preservation of the environment.
Opening Hours: Sunday to Thursday 09:00 -17:00, Saturdays 10:00 - 17:00, 02-6794012|Website link|
Museum of Islamic art
The museum was opened in memory of Prof. L.A. Mayer, an important Islamic art and archeology scholar. The museum represents a culture that has been forming for over one thousand years and has spread over several continents. The display includes miniature art-ware made from clay, glass, wood and ivory as well as metal-ware, jewelry, calligraphy and figurines.
The display is set in a didactic order, allowing one to follow the evolution of Islamic art from its start to the 19th century.
2 Ha-Palmach St
Opening Hours: Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 10:00 - 15:00. Tuesday 10:00 -18:00. Friday, Saturday, holiday eves and holidays 10:00 - 14:00
02-5661292 , 02-5619802
Jerusalem Mall - Malcha
Opening Hours:
Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday at 18:00, performances and workshops especially for children. Tel - 02-6791333
S.Y. Agnon House
This is the two-story house where Nobel prize-winning author S.Y. Agnon resided.
On the ground floor, the living room has been preserved.
The room's character teaches us about the modesty and simplicity that typified Agnon's family life. The other rooms in the house feature exhibits of photographs, paintings, and other items.
Agnon's study, with its extensive and unique library containing thousands of books, is on the second floor. Various items that belonged to Agnon are also exhibited here, including the typewriter on which his wife Esther typed his stories from his handwritten manuscripts.
The room adjacent to the library contains, among other things, Agnon's Nobel Prize and Israel Prize certificates. Seminaries, lectures, and workshops are held in the reading room, and organized tours of Jerusalem following the theme of Agnon and his works are available.
Address: 16 Klausner, Talpiot, Jerusalem Tel. (02) 671-6498
Opening Hours: Summer hours until August 27th 2010
Sunday – Thursday 9:00 -16:00, Friday 9:00 -12:00
Museum of Italian Jewish Art
Housed in the former Schmidt Compound's building at the heart of Jerusalem, the U. Nahon Museum of Italian Jewish Art is one of Jerusalem's most precious possessions.
Founded in 1981, it was set up to gather, preserve and display objects pertaining to Jewish life in Italy from the Middle Ages through the present. In addition to the permanent collection, a number of temporary exhibits are held throughout the year covering a wide range of topics related to Italian Jewry, as well as conferences, concerts and guided tours suitable for all ages and interests.
In the past few years, thanks to extensive media coverage and hard work, the number of visitors has grown steadily. The museum's opening hours were extended accordingly. An average of forty thousand people now visit the Museum each year. Approximately ten thousand of these are pupils; the others come in organized groups both from Israel and abroad.
Opening Hours: Sun, Tue, Wed: 9am-5pm Mon: 9am-2pm Thurs, Fri: 9am-1pm Closed on Shabbat and Jewish Holidays 02-6241610|Website link|
Time Elevator
Journey through an exciting presentation of 3000 years of Jerusalem's history. Beit Agron, 37 Hillel St. Tel - 02-6348381|Website link|
Jerusalem Light Rail
The Jerusalem Light Rail is a light rail line, the first of several rapid transit lines planned by Israel for Jerusalem.
Construction also involved building the Jerusalem Chords Bridge, a major city landmark, reaching the height of 130 m; and renovating a number of central locations in the city.
The line is about 14 kilometers (8.7 mi) long with 23 stops. Extensions are planned for both ends of the route.
Additional places of interest along the JLR Route:
• Ammunition Hill & French Hill (Dan Jerusalem)
• Damascus & Jaffa Gates
• Jerusalem City Hall
• City Centre
• Mahane Yehuda Market
• Central Bus Station
• Mount Herzl
Opening Hours: Sund – Thurs: 05:30 – 00:00
Fri & Holidays: Custom scheduling according to holiday times.
Annual Event - The Jerusalem Festival of Light
Light has its own presence. Beyond its practical functions, such as creating a sense of security, illuminating obstacles and marking passageways, light also enables the observer to perceive the city in a different manner. Through light one can rediscover the city's lines, geography and strength. Preoccupation with light as a raw material has developed rapidly over the past twenty years. This process has opened artists to a new world that integrates beauty, concept, abstraction and technology and comprises a wide range of possibilities and usages. A large number of artists and groups of artists are discovering the unique quality of the integration of light as a creative element and not just as a means to lighting their works of art.
Started in 2009 "The Light of Jerusalem Festival" celebrates and emphasizes the role of light in an urban setting. The Festival of Light is an initiative of the Jerusalem Development Authority and Ariel Municipal Company.
Artists from Israel and abroad take part in the festival and use light in order to create statues, installations, performances and other intriguing artwork. The festival brings in approximately 250,000 visitors to the Old City and succeeds in introducing a new trend to Jerusalem's nightlife. The festival includes both displays of museum artwork and activities suitable for all audiences and fun for the entire family.
Every year the festival grows and includes new international artists displaying their best works in this unusual artistic field, alongside dozens of performances and tours.
The Festival of Light in the Old City of Jerusalem shines a new light on the Old City, its alleyways and sites and continues to promote the Old City of Jerusalem as a multi-faceted site, with an enchanting and delightful nightlife.
The Ice City
Jerusalem Hosts the International Ice Festival at the new Tachane Entertainment zone.
Featuring a spectacular display of famous Jerusalem sites – all carved
in ice – and other special attractions, the festival brings in internationally recognised ice artists to create otherwise unseen sculptures.
To accommodate the festival, a special 1,500 sq. m. display area will be
erected, with an ice skating rink built alongside, as well as an area for
performances and a bar made, naturally, of ice. The exhibition area will
operate at a temperature of 10 degrees below zero.
The last ice sculpture exhibit featured some of Jerusalem's unique sites,
including Tower Of David, Montefiore's Windmill and more.
Visitors entered through an ice-carved version of Jaffa Gate,
and wander through a track including ice slides and other attractions.
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt and his girlfriend Tasha McCauley wrap their arms around each other while walking around the Soho neighborhood on Saturday (August 23) in New York City.
The 33-year-old actor recently gave an update on the upcoming Sandman movie.
"Right now we're working on a script. It's me and Goyer and the screenwriter and Neil Gaiman, as well as the good folks at DC and Warner Bros," Joseph told Moviefone. "It's a really cool team of people. It's a lot of the same people who worked on the Nolan Batman movies. It's really exciting. There's not a script yet, we're still kind of working it out because it's such a complicated adaptation because 'Sandman' wasn't written as novels. 'Sin City' was written as a novel. 'Sandman' is 75 episodic issues. There's a reason people have been trying and failing to adapt 'Sandman' for the past 20 years."


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