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I had two favorite dresses this week. One won; the other lost. Neither was really a prom dress, but they were pretty. Project Runway, with their arbitrary choices and nonsensical judging, has finally beaten me down to the point where I don't care.
Except that, at the final second, they went beyond jerking contestants (and viewers) around to being just plain mean. Watching them lie – LIE – and cut someone off at the knees – SURPRISE! – for no reason at all isn't fun. It's cruel.
That's entertainment. Lifetime-style.
The Duck:
Enter Heidi with a duck named Fred. Daniel likes ducks; he had a pet duck once, so they have a special place in his heart. Tu, on the other hand, hates ducks. A friend of his had a duck, and it followed him and tried to bite him. I'm wondering where all these duck people came from. Out of ten people, two have encountered ducks-as-pets? Is this true for the general population – half have had a pet duck, or know someone who has? Have I been duck-deprived all my life? Is that what's truly, fundamentally wrong with me? Or did they select contestants based on personal experience with ducks?
Here's what I really want to know: how is the leash attached?
Layana's trying to figure out what they're doing with farm animals. I'd love to see what's in her head right now. As Heidi fades out behind the screen, Fred makes a break for it, and Heidi reacts like a girl. That's what you get for putting a duck on a leash, Heidi.
The Duck Tape
The Man from Duck Tape is in the workroom, wearing a Duck Tape tie. We get an official Duck Tape history lesson, but they don't mention that in 1943 Navy mom Vesta Stoudt, an ammunition factory packer in Illinois, wrote a letter to President Roosevelt suggesting a waterproof tape as a better way of sealing ammo boxes, making it quicker and easier for troops to get to the ammo when they needed it. Leave it to a concerned mom to come up with ways to protect her kids while the men are off posturing. No, she didn't invent Duck Tape in the same way Mike Nesmith's (the guy from the Monkees, sheesh, just when you people born anyway) invented Liquid Paper, but she specifically suggested it.
Until recently – less than 10 years ago – I didn't even know there was such a thing as Duck Tape. I called it "duct tape." I looked into this back then, wondering if it was a clever little play on words, but found that nope, it was originally army green and referred to as "duck tape" due to its waterproof quality; after the war, it was produced for civilian use, particularly the construction boom as all those soldiers used the GI Bill to create the suburbs, in the traditional silver color, and got to be generically referred to as "duct tape" as it was used to hold metal air ducts in place for welding. Turns out, in 1998 a couple of Berkeley National Laboratory physicists demonstrated that the one thing duct tape is really bad at is… sealing HVAC ducts. Water, it can handle. Repeated heating and cooling, not so much.
And in this millennium, what duck tape is really very good for, is… prom dresses.
The Duck Tape Challenge:
The designers, working in teams of two, must create one prom dress per team, which makes this an actual team challenge. Students will get a mini-runway-preview in a high school gym at the end of the day, give the designers some feedback, and vote for their favorite; their overall vote will count towards 20% of the team's score. So time is short on this one.
Daniel: "How can you go wrong on a prom dress for a sixteen-year-old girl?" Ask Christian Siriano, he'll tell you. Funny how things work out, isn't it. What if Christian had been eliminated that week? Would he still be dressing the rich and famous today?
Samantha isn't feeling it; she's not into proms, or teenagers. I have to say, I'm with Samantha on this one. I wasn't into teenagers even when I was a teenager. Especially when I was a teenager.
Layana isn't enjoying the idea of being judged by high school kids, since they're just going to vote for the one that shows the most skin. I wonder if this says something about Layana's high school experience.
Patricia is terrified of teenagers. Yeah, me too.
The Duck Tape Challenge Teams:
Because the pairs are all snarled up at this point, Tim brings out the Button Bag and new partner selection begins.
Stanley gets first choice, since he won the week before; he picks Layana, which hurts Richard, who thought he was Stanley's soulmate. "He probably thinks her aesthetic is better for prom, but what he doesn't know is, my specialty is prom dresses." But Stanley was actually thinking, he likes to learn something new, and Layana's someone he can learn from. It's a little Glee drama in there, isn't it?
Kate gets to pick next. She can't stand Michelle, Layana, or Amanda: "They're bitches." I love Kate. She's this incredible Good Witch/Bad Witch, lying to Daniel one week, standing up for Tu the next, and now she's being a bitch about who's a bitch. Good Witch Kate stays with Tu since he's been so nice to her (sorry, I'm reading Wicked).
Michelle picks Amanda for reasons which pass understanding.
Richard takes Daniel.
That leaves Patricia and Samantha stuck together. "This will be interesting," says Samantha. I suppose this isn't the time and place for a diatribe on the devaluation of the word "interesting." I warn you, some day I will bust out on this.
After the high school run-through, they'll come back to Parsons for the real runway the next day. Zac is back from not wasting his time on senior citizens, and Chris Benz, pink-haired
Designer to the Stars and First Lady, is guest judge. The winner will be credited with a $5,000 donation to Autism Speaks, which bizarrely comes out of left field showing no connection to anyone or anything involved in the episode. I don't know why I'm surprised; Project Runway gave up on making sense a long time ago.
Does it seem to anyone else that there are an awful lot of self-promotional spots buried in here with tiny slices of sponsorships in them? Are they having trouble selling full advertising time, so they're offering something like integrated spots with no production costs?
The Duck Tape Challenge High Scores:
Stanley and Layana
Layana wants gold duct tape, but Richard's already hoarded all the gold and won't part with any; she thinks it's because Stanley picked her instead of him to go to the prom. Wow, Eric3000 is going to have a blast with this episode. Stanley tries to be reasonable and tell her not to get stuck on gold, here's some really nice hot pink we can use, but as Bad Witch Kate points out, Layana's used to getting her own way. They compromise on black and zebra print with a big pink bow for Stanley, who, remember, has immunity, so it's not his ass on the line. Their pinafore is absurd; the bow is the least of their problems. So of course the judges love it; it's lovely, smart, 3-D, almost comes to life. Heidi wants to be friends with this girl, she's modern, plugged in, cool, and whatever other word Heidi can think of to prove how modern, plugged in and cool she herself is. And she loves that they weren't afraid to put on that ginormous pink bow. Zac loves the bow; it ties the whole thing together, no pun intended, I'm sure. Chris likes that it references Greek warriors in the bodice, fetishism with the black leather look, and has all sorts of strange layers of inspiration to keep the feel fresh and modern. This is modern? Can we go back to the old days, please? I will say I love the petticoat. There's a story that David O. Selznick insisted all the Gone With the Wind costumes be complete with beautiful petticoats; when asked why, since the audience would never see them, he said, "The actress will know." So I give them points for including a petticoat, even a muslin-and-duck-tape petticoat. Heidi asks whose idea the garment was; Layana claims the top, Stanley the bottom.
Patricia and Samantha
Patricia's got a technique for stripping a floor to show layers of paint, and she's going to use it on this dress; this makes Samantha very nervous. Seems like everyone on Patricia's team is always nervous. But when Tim comes around, it's Patricia who looks scared to death; they sketched independently and have two very different design concepts. "I know you're working hard," says Tim, "but are you working smart?" Right now it's the bride of the Tin Woodsman (maybe Tim's reading Wicked, too. No, he probably read it years ago). Samantha realizes one of them is going to have to get watered down by the other, which sounds like something that would make a fortune on a different kind of show. At the high school show, Patricia realizes their final look is pretty out-there in the future. Again, if that's what the future holds, I want to go backwards. It's not out there, it's ugly. The colors don't work together, the skirt has awkward lines and a vaguely, i.e., unintentional, bulbous shape, and the top looks like a cheap cami with no style at all. Of course, the kids voted it their favorite, which just proves that teenagers have little taste and less sense. On the runway, Patricia explains her floor-stripping technique; I think if she'd used something a little more harmonious than electric blue for the top layer, it might've worked. Heidi loves it; Nina thinks it channels Katey Perry, and the back is fabulous – ok, there's a cute little string closure as a hook-and-eye at the top of the zipper, but it's .02% of the dress. Chris says the proportion is a little tricky (it sure is), most girls want tight and short, but he loved the idea and they could use it as a format to create their own prom dress. Wait, I thought the idea was to actually make a prom dress, not a format for someone else to make a prom dress. But the judges are smitten, or pretending to be, and there's no reasoning with them. Who should win? Samantha can't give the credit to Patricia fast enough. She's no fool; she doesn't want to be associated with this mess. Patricia repays the compliment, saying it's good to have someone pulling the reins in on her, and she's always grateful for someone who can say, "Stop." Hey, Patricia? Stop. Ok?
Michelle and Amanda
Add Michelle to the list of people angry at Richard for hogging all the gold tape. She's thinking Power 80s but she's also thinking camouflage, which makes no sense to me. Her prom dress, see, was really funky, so she's going to push the edge, no one wants to show up and find Becky wearing the same gown. Who's Becky? Amanda nixes the camouflage and suggests tie-die. Michelle Just Says No to that, and they end up creating a print for a punk-rock dress. Bad Witch Kate calls it a Queen of Hearts costume, which it kind of is, but it looks pretty cool in the workroom. Amanda tries to add, and fails: "I'm twice the age of these kids…. Well, no, almost twice… yeah, I am, I'm twice their age." Amanda is 31. Are the kids 15 ½ ? I'll even give her 16. I confess: I love this dress, and that's hard to admit since I'm waiting for Michelle to trip over her narrative and fall down. But it's the best thing there. I'm not 100% sure it's a prom dress, but when I was prom-age, we all wore floor-length empire chiffon with sheer sleeves. At least, I think that's what everyone wore; I wasn't there. In any case, Michelle and Amanda's dress is great: sharp, unusual, and clever. Chris loves it; it's modern, fun, and slightly sinister, a little high school fantasy. Zac loves the shape, the pattern ("tessellations," he says, which endears him to me forever, and Michelle wisely doesn't correct him with, "Actually, it's houndstooth"); he's a little concerned about the side cutouts which need boning (I didn't even see them; he's right). Nina sees Gwen Stefani, which makes the designers happy. When Heidi asks who should win if the dress wins (which it absolutely should) Amanda gives it to Michelle. That's happening a lot this season, isn't it? Michelle says it was 50/50 kismet, "but I did pick her," just in case the judges get any funny ideas that it actually was a 50/50 collaboration and they consider giving it to Amanda. I still don't have a clue why she picked Amanda in the first place, but I can't deny that it worked.
And Those Who Couldn't Quite Quack It:
Kate and Tu
Tu wants a short circle skirt, but Kate worries it's too much and talks him out of it. Bad Witch Kate interviews, "There's only room for one cook in this kitchen, and that's me." Tu knows Kate went to prom, so he respects her opinion on what's appropriate, and Kate thinks every girl wants a long gown, since you only get to wear a long gown once when you're that age. Tim doesn't like that it's pretending to be fabric; the point was to use duck tape, and he sees a flat, lackluster effect that's forgettable. Kate's shocked that Tim hates it, and rethinks her being the only cook in the kitchen; maybe she should trust Tu more. She sets to work giving Tim the volume he craves without compromising anyone's personal design aesthetic. She's pretty sure their dress is the most realistic of all in the room. Tu: "We're going to prom, girls, not Hollyweird." I have no idea what that means, but I love the color and on the runway I love most of the dress; in the photo, it's a bit wrinkled, though it's easier to see the reference to denim. The model has a little trouble walking in it, and it's not really a prom dress at all, but I still think it's pretty good. Nope. Heidi "didn't respond to it." It doesn't look like fun. Chris thinks it's old-fashioned, and it ages her. They said the same thing about that amazing dress Rami designed for prom; they said it was a dress for a 30-year-old. They had a sliver of a point then, and they do now, but it's still damn good. But it seems long prom dresses have gone the way of the dinosaur (that would be me). Nina and Zac get into a little tiff about who knows more about prom dresses, which Heidi tries to defuse by asking Zac to ask her to prom. Heidi, dear, I know you're going through your post-divorce second childhood, but let's not get ridiculous. They try to figure out who's to blame. Good Witch Kate stands up: the length and silhouette is on her. But Heidi wants to beat Tu up a little, since he hasn't been doing much for the show in the way of Crazy Asian sound bites, so she scolds him for not speaking up.
Richard and Daniel
Richard decides there's only going to be one gold dress at this prom, and it's going to be his, so he takes all the gold tape and squirrels away what he doesn't need. Because if he can't have Stanley, at least he can have gold duck tape. They're doing Beyonce, or maybe Rhianna. Though at one point he realizes they're doing baked potato, which isn't Beyonce-ish at all. Them change tactics; instead of putting tape on the mannikin, they make fabric out of tape then use the fabric on the mannikin. They're doing great with this latticework on the sides, and then they add ruffles. Big ruffles. Still, Tim is impressed: it's the opportunity to have fun and do sculptural forms, and this looks like a wow. The ruffles don't bother me at this point, but ruffles can go bad fast, and they do; they sag, and there's nothing worse than saggy ruffles. Well, actually, there are plenty of things worse than saggy ruffles – famine, poverty, disease, to name a few. But for this dress, the ruffles are dragging it down. Daniel claims he was thinking Sixteen Candles which turns out is not Heidi's favorite movie, and since it came out 20 years ago, isn't perhaps the best image to work towards. Zac tells them putting detailing on the side is kind of a waste, since the arms cover it. He's not wrong, but still, it's kind of cool to have a little surprise peeking through; not everything has to hit you over the head like a bag of hammers to have impact. Though I suppose on Lifetime it does. Nina is borrowing Michael Kors' scriptwriter: "You go from heroes to zeroes." She should give the writer back. They stick together, though; they'd both work together in the next round, and refuse to throw each other under the bus. I'm approving of this trend this season, more and more. It's too bad the rest of the show is so awful.
Who's In, Who's Auf:
Michelle wins. She absolutely deserved it, though she should've given Amanda a little more credit for talking her out of camouflage. Now I suppose we'll have to hear about how she's hitting her stride now that she doesn't have to carry around all the deadwood any more, which is pretty funny, considering Amanda seems to me to be mostly deadwood. But she's deadwood Michelle can push aside in pursuit of her own ideas, which makes all the difference. "Now I feel like I'm supposed to be here," interviews Michelle. And, when poked with a sharp stick by the producers, "And $5,000 goes to Autism Speaks which is pretty freakin' cool." To be clear: $5,000 would have gone to Autism Speaks, via the Duck Tape people, no matter who won. But I'm sure they wanted to get credit for the donation, in addition to all the advertising for duck tape they hope to sell to high school students everywhere for this year's prom.
Patricia and Samantha are consoled with how close a decision it was. No, it wasn't.
Which leaves us with the Gold Dust Twins or Tu and Kate. I still think they were second and third and shouldn't have been in danger at all, but my opinion counts for little. Richard and Daniel are whisked away to safety.
Tu is out. I'm not surprised – I don't think this was his venue – but I'm sad. He's not; he's fine. He even thinks he deserves to go home. Now I'm really sad.
Then comes the stupid part: Kate is out, too. Both Good Witch and Bad Witch.
Now, that was just mean. Didn't Heidi say at runway time that "one designer from the losing team" would be out? Yes, she did, I just watched the video. She lied, having left all pretense of integrity and consistency behind when she jumped to Lifetime. Mean Girl pays better, I guess.
So they wait until Kate bids adieu to Tu, and Good Witch Kate is feeling some measure of guilt mixed with Bad Witch Kate's immense relief, and they axe them both.
Mean, Heidi. Just mean.
Next Week:
Male strippers. Because deception, lying, and cruelty aren't enough.


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From the publisher's press release (the game is scheduled to be introduced at The American International Toy Fair in New York City, February 17-23, 2005, and should be in stores by June 2005.
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It's really amazing how many simple but fascinating thoughts have never crossed my mind so far. Take e.g. the issue of free will. As pretty much any philosophical issue it's first of all a question of definition. Probably something along the line of "being able to make choices" comes to mind.
But which of the following systems/things (if any) can actually make choices:
A ball rolling down a bumpy road, a pocket calculator computing the digits of the square root of 2 one after another, a robot in a T-maze (just a single intersection where the robot can turn left or right), a chess program.
It's actually not as trivial to tell as one might think. At least not if one honestly thinks about it for more than just a split second. "Repeatability" partly comes into it (so that you can verify that the same system would have behaved the same/differently in the same setup). The difference between randomness and choice is also not completely trivial. Somehow, there needs to be a "conscious" decision. But how can you detect consciousness from the outside without introducing a cultural bias (… it has to "think" just like you …)? It also depends on details such as if the chess program "learns" from its past mistakes. The funny thing with many of these phenomena is that when you become very concrete/specific and give very strict conditions on what it means to have a "free will" then suddenly even certain computer programs (maybe using some random sources) have free will, but then you realize this is actually not what you meant by "free will".
Every day I wonder more and more where this whole "self" which believes to have a "free will" comes from.


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PAGE SIXTEEN BI.YTHI3VTLLE (ATUU COURIER NEWS Ham Poulet Can. Top Christmas Eve Menu CHRISMAS EVE plans are in the m?,klng. In your mind's eye you see the tree standing by the fireplace- tall, green and handsome. You want to hav an especially good supper for the family before your tree- trimming fun starts. Something easy to prepare—but something enticing. May we suggest a menu? Have nibblers for the first course—black and green olives, stuffed celery maybe radishes. Go on to Ham Poulet over toast—utilizing a ctm of condensed cream of chicken soup lor the sauce. Then, just to make the table really festive, serve a! salad-dessert of gelatin and fruit cocktail molded In Christmas tree shapes. HAM POULET Ingredients: % pound cooked ham (about 1 cup when prepared), i tablespoons flour, % cup milk, one lOX-ounce can condensed cream of chicken soup (undiluted), one 4-ounce can sliced mushrooms (drained). Method: Cut ham in thin slivers •bout 2 inches long. Measure flour into saucepan; slowly stir in milk so mixture will be smooth Add soup, stirring well to blt'iid. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly until mixture comes U» a boil and is slightly thickened. Add mushrooms and slivered ham. Heat to simmering, stirring constantly. Serve over toast. Makes 4 servings. Recipe may be doubled ov tripled. Note: If desired, 1 tablespoon cooking sherry may be added to Ham Poulet just before serving. CHRISTMAS THEE MOLDS Ingredients: 1 package lime-flavor gelatin, 1 cup very hot water, 1 cup minus 2 tablespoons fruit juice, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, I'.-i cups (No. 2 can) drained fruit cocktail, 1 cup cream (whipped and sweetened), maraschino cherries. Method: Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Add fruit juice and lemon juice. Chill until slightly thickened. Fold in fruit. Turn Into individual Christmas tree molds. Chill until firm; unmold. Make tree design on top of moulds, using whipped cream in pastry bag. Serve with remaining whipped cream and maraschino cherries for dessert. Makes 8 servings. MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1915, "CHRISTMAS STA1" LIGHT FRUITCAKE Is the special recli* for this tndltional dish for Christina* 1953 * 'Christmas Star' Fruitcake Makes Tasty Holiday Dessert Infra-Red Ray Broiler Aids Ckristmas Cooks A NEW KIND OF COOKING Is •broad in this land. We want to tell you about It before holiday- time, in case you have any influence with Santa. We're talking about the electric appliance in which you can roast on a spit or quick-broil and achieve the most delicious food in short order. We've been trying this kind of cookery ourselves and we're all for It. We're enthusiastic, too, about the flnt book to be devoted to this device, the "Complete Cookbook for ' Infra-Red Broiler and Rotisserie" by Nedda Casson Anders (M. Barrows). At lunch recently with Mrs. Anders, we told her we had tried her wonderful way of roasting chicken with pineapple and serving It with green rice. When we asked her how she happened on this idea, she said It was inspired by the Chinese food she had eaten, and by her interest in producing a different and delicious chicken dish. With her permission, we are giving you our adaption of her recipe. Mrs. Anders started using a quick-broiler and rotisserie because she's a career wife who wanted to feed her "semi-gourmet" husband well. She found that when she used the quick-broiling unit of the appliance for meat or fish and vegetables, she could start dinner with her hat on — when .she came home from the office: by the time she had her hat off, the meal was done! As accompaniment to such a dinner, she often uses pre-cooked rice. , For dessert, Mrs. Anders says fruit grilled in the electric broiler offers color, texture, pattern, flavor—and a surprise element—that family and guests relish. A chapter in her book gives her favorite ways of preparing the fruit for garnishes as well as desserts. 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CHINESE PINEAPPLE CHICKEN Ingredients: 1 whole chicken (2'/4 to 3 pounds ready to cook), I lemon (cut in quarters), 1 clove garlic (cut in half), 1-1/3 cups drained canned crushed pineapple. 2 tablespoons cornstarch, 1 tablespoon soy sauce, \» teaspoon powdered ginger (optional), 2 tablespoons butter or margarine (melted), 1-1/3 cups packaged pre-cooked rice, l'/j cups water, V» teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons finely chopcd chives (or use 'Sfalllon tops or parsley), 2 table- Spoons butter. Method. Rub chicken (aside and out with the cut lemon and garlic. Sprinkle with 1 teaspoon salt aiid peeper. Mix pineapple, cornstarch, soy\sauce and ginger. Spoon mixture^ into body cavity of chicken; close^ body openings tightly, truss bird, \and put on spit of electric rotisscrie as directed by nin nufac- turcr. "prush chicken with 2 tablespoons melted butter and psit roast 50 to fifl minutes, or until done. Chicken will be done when drumsticks an tender. 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It's worth trying, No-Bake Brazil Nut Fruitcake Three cups Brazil nuts (2 pounds unshelled, 1 ., pound shelled). 1 pound graham crackers, I pound seedless raisins, 1 cup (8 ounces^, diced, mixed glazed fruit, one 8- ounce jar maraschino cherries, drained, 1 envelope unfavored gelatin, one-third cup orange juice, V 2 cup bugar, two-thirds cup un- sulphured molasses, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1 tablespoon grated orange rind, ] /4 teaspoon each cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, VB teaspoon each allspice, ginger. Line a 9>/ 4 x5'/4x2%-inch loaf pan, or 2 loaf pans 1^x3' 2 x2 inches with two strips of waxed paper, extending paper 3 inches above rim. Set aside. Put Brazil nuts in a large mixing bowl. Finally crush graham crackers with a rolling pin; add to Brazil nuts with raisins .glazed fruit and maraschino cherries. Soften gelatin in orange juice; place over boiling water and Btir until gelatin is dissolved, dd sugar; stir until dissolved. 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The Internet has invaded each side of life and simplified several of our tasks for U.S. CA, UK and Mexico. Visiting a web looking store can provide you with an inspiration of simply however spoilt the fashionable client is nearly everything is on the market at a phone call's notice these days. And if you want to bypass that medium of communication additionally, you'll be able to simply go surfing to a web looking website and order merchandise from gizmos to gifts.Outlet Stores Malls had provide you all type of Shopping stores, Party Stores, Games Stores and Banks location at your nearest point on web.
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Combat Old Skin
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Aging skin is a major concern for people starting to creep up in the years. However, there are many ways to combat that older looking skin and avoid wrinkles and dull looking tones altogether. In fact, this hgh blog post will show you 6 of the best ways to avoid all of that!
1. If you can, avoid the sun on days where the UV light intensity is very high. If you have to go outside, make sure that you get some sun block on to protect you from the harmful UV rays that can age your skin very quickly!
2. Stay hydrated. Dehydrated skin tends to look more saggy and have more wrinkles. If you stay properly hydrated consistently, your skin should definitely start to work better. 8 cups or more a day!
3. Avoid cigarette and any other kind of smoke. It has the tendency of aging skin, and is obviously unhealthy for you in general. The smoke actually dehydrates your skin, leading to wrinkles.
4. Use a high quality skin moisturizer that is suited for anti aging purposes. Most people just call these anti aging creams, but they are just moisturizers that are extra helpful for dull skin tones and wrinkles.
5. Get your sleep and relax! Stress and a lack of sleep can cause many serious signs of aging. If you are too stressed, your body ages faster. A lack of sleep and increased stress are also related, so just get your 8 hours a day and learn to relax!
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A Certain Ratio are a Post-punk band formed in 1977 in Manchester, England. While originally part of the punk rock movement, they soon added funk and dance elements to their sound. The band's name is taken from the lyrics of Brian Eno's song "The True Wheel" (from the album Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy), which in turn were taken from a quote from Hitler on the proportion of 'Jewish blood' that was required to determine whether someone was to be classified as 'Jewish'. There is some dispute as to whether the band were aware of the original meaning of the phrase.
The group's longest serving members have been Martin Moscrop (guitar, trumpet) and Jeremy Kerr (bass, vocals). Another current member, Donald Johnson (drums, vocals), joined early to replace a drum machine. Three original members have left the band - singers Martha Tilson (left in 1982) and Simon Topping (left in 1983 for Quando Quango and, later, T-Coy), plus guitarist Peter Terrell, who left in 1982. Keyboardist Andy Connell who joined in 1982 left to form Swing Out Sister in 1985.
The band's exploration of rhythm fusing funk, disco, punk and Latin has had a resurgence in the last few years and their influence can been heard in bands such as The Rapture and LCD Soundsystem. In 2002 Soul Jazz Records started a program of reissues of ACR's albums and difficult to find tracks. Further re-issues and a live recording from 1980 have also been made available on the LTM label.
Although the band does not play full time, they continue writing, recording, and performing.
A Certain Ratio started their career on Factory Records, managed by Tony Wilson. They are featured in the film 24 Hour Party People where Tony Wilson (played by Steve Coogan) calls them "Joy Division but better dressed." Martin Moscrop was Musical Supervisor of 24 Hour Party People.


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Trailer: 'Musashi'
By Phil Mills | May 1, 2019
'Musashi' (武蔵-むさし-) is an upcoming Japanese samurai drama written and directed by Yasuo Mikami.
Based on the life of the legendary swordsmen Miyamoto Musashi, the film revolves around an apprentice, an instructor and a famous battle that takes place in Japan during the Middle Ages. The cast includes Yoshihiko Hosoda, Ken Matsudaira, Yasuo Mikami, and Kumiko Endo.
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When your baby is first born they will sleep in cribs and cots, but this cannot last forever. A crib or cot offers wonderful benefits as they keep your child safe by preventing them from falling or getting out of bed and wandering around. Therefore a first bed is a huge step to take because these safety features are lost and your child will instantly have more freedom during the night. Here we can consider how to ensure that your child stays safe when they are transitioning into their first bed.
Start Low
Bunk beds and raised beds are wonderful for children but they are not an appropriate choice for a first bed. A first bed should be low to the ground so that your child can get out of bed by themselves. Falling several feet from a bunk or raised bed could result in serious injuries. Ideally a child should be able to almost reach the floor when sitting on the bed.
Install Rails
Rails along the sides of the bed are an important addition to a first bed. Children tend to roll around a lot while they sleep and they can fall out if there are no rails. All cots and cribs have sides, so your child will be used to sleeping against the edges. Rails will prevent nasty bumps in the night when your child rolls out of bed.
Install a Stair Gate
It is likely that you will already have a stair gate in your home when you have an infant. If you don't, a child's move to their first big bed is a good time to get one. Now that your child will be able to get out of bed unaided they could walk or crawl to the top of the stairs unsupervised. A stair gate will stop them from tumbling down drops and stairs in the dark. Likewise, you should make sure all items that your child should not be near are locked away and out of reach at night.
Get Them Excited
A move to a 'big person' bed is a huge one and it is essential that you make this clear to your child. Getting them excited about the bed will make them more willing to embrace the change and it will also mean that they are willing to accept the responsibility that goes with it. You can impress upon them the importance of staying in bed as a trade-off to moving to a grown up bed, which should help to keep them safe at night.
Mattress Protectors
At the point when your child moves to their first bed there may still be some potty training problems. For this reason, it is sensible to get a mattress protector for the bed to help save the new mattress from getting damaged and smelly. You should also consider providing a potty for your child to use in the night. This can encourage independent use and be an important step on the path to growing up.


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The Universe and I are one.
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With the others, we become something different others.
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For a long time now we have known that actor Ranveer Singh was finalized for the role of Kapil Dev by 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' director 'Kabir Khan' who in his maximum movies casts 'Salman Khan' in the lead roles.
Khan confirmed a film based on the 1983 world cup which India won under the captaincy of Indian Cricket Team All Rounder 'Kapil Dev'. There were speculations that Kabir Khan had a fallout with his favourite ace actor 'Salman Khan' and apart from that their combination of 'Tubelight' failed to work. There have also been reports that if everything would have been fine then Kabir Khan would have signed Salman Khan only for this role in his biopic. But this might all be completely baseless.
But the director of '83' has cleared the air on this news is that Ranveer Singh was his first and last choice for the movie. '83 is a biopic on cricketer Kapil Dev's life and super-talented actor of the Bollywood industry, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, has been roped in to play the coach of the Indian Cricket Team, as per some reports in the media.
Nawaz and Kabir have worked together twice before, first in terrorism drama 'New York' and then when Nawaz played the role of a Pakistani journalist in 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan'.
From the makers of '83, there has not been any official announcement.
The shooting of the film will start later this year as the lead actor is shooting for another movie, 'Simmba' and the makers are yet to finalize the casting of the biopic since many actors would be needed due to its theme. No dates of release have been announced, but it can release in the middle of August and Diwali next year.
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Ver pelicula Shadowhunters 1X11 Temporada 1 Capitulo 11 online completa en hd. After receiving important intel about Valentine from a surprising ally, Clary, Jace and Luke devise a plan to rescue Jocelyn. With the mission looking almost impossible, the three will stop at nothing to rescue Clary's mother and put a stop to Valentine once and for all.
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Newcastle United failed in an approach for England goalkeeper Joe Hart last month, according to the Mirror.
The thirty year old is currently on loan at West Ham United from Manchester City though his only game time since November has come in FA Cup with Adrian starting the last thirteen league games.
Rafael Benitez was looking at Hart but turned his attention elsewhere as Hammers' boss David Moyes believed that he still had a part to play this season.
Prior to his switch to the London Stadium, Hart spent a year in Italy, making thirty-seven appearances for Torino after being told he could find a new project by Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola.
He has played just shy of three hundred and fifty times for his parent club, and helped them win two Premier League titles, two League Cups and the FA Cup since signing from Shrewsbury Town in 2006.
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One of the first concerts of Jazzkaar 2016 took place at Punane Maja. If there were people among the audience who got there by accident they could get an idea of what to expect from the band even before the show started. Three bass guitars set up on stage indicated a bass-dominated band. When the performers were announced, Mai "Estonian Fusion Lady" Agan with her Swedish MaiGroup came on stage and without further ado the drumstick countdown started.
The five musicians on stage were working as one. Each of them was perfectly aware of the others. You could see them balance between concentrating on themselves and on their instruments as well as respectfully listening to one another, playing with each other. They did not forget the audience either. The set list was precisely designed to firstly ease the public into the band's elaborated music, and then make everyone hold their breath in admiration. They let the audience take a breath in the middle of the show with some gentle waltz beat songs. Finally, the group turned fusion full on, unveiling incredible skills and talent and making the audience clap in hope for not letting this experience end.
The performance was kept dynamic at all times. Sometimes the bass would start, sometimes the drums or guitar. Mai switched guitars every now and then. Björn Arkö replaced his saxophone with an electric wind instrument to play "Something Magical" – a song from the band's latest album. Each song was like a new story with multiple climaxes, and each musician was telling it a little differently, with their own perspective. They would pass the spotlight and solos between each other. Mai, the bass player and composer, talked to the audience in between the songs and introduced her colleagues with love and tenderness. The concert of MaiGroup felt like a very personal, even intimate experience between the audience, the band and the music.
Check out the photos from the concert here.
MaiGroup (Estonia-Sweden)
22nd of April, 9.30pm at Punane Maja
Björn Arkö – sax
Calle Stålenbring – guitar
Simon Berggren – keyboards
Mai Agan – bass & compositions
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Dr. Taylor McGann is originally from Dublin, Ohio and attended Dublin Jerome High School. She obtained her Bachelor of Science degree, graduating magna cum laude, from The Ohio State University. Dr. McGann earned her Doctor of Optometry degree, graduating magna cum laude, from The Ohio State University College of Optometry. She was awarded the Binocular Vision and Pediatrics Clinical Excellence Award, Vision Service Plan and American Optometric Foundation Practice Excellence Award, and Ocular Instruments Award of Excellence in the study of Ocular Disease.
While pursuing her optometric degree, Dr. McGann was a selected member of the scholastic honors society, Beta Sigma Kappa, was a member of the American Optometric student Association and was elected treasurer of Student Council. Additionally, she participated in service trips to Guatemala and Peru in order to provide eye care to underserved populations as a member of the organization, SVOSH.
During her education, she completed externship rotations at OMNI Eye Services in West Orange, New Jersey and White River Junction VA Medical Center in Hartford, Vermont where she gained knowledge in cataract and refractive surgery co-management and ocular disease care.
After completion of her doctorate, Dr. McGann began her Pediatric Optometry/Vision Therapy and Rehabilitation Residency at The Ohio State University College of Optometry. As a faculty member and Instructor of Clinical Practice at The Ohio State College of Optometry, she taught in the Primary Vision Care, Binocular Vision and Pediatrics Services, and Vision Therapy clinics. During her residency, she was an examiner for CITT-ART research study for convergence insufficiency and is currently a sub-investigator for the CHAMP research study for myopia control.
Dr. McGann provides comprehensive family eye care, contact lens fittings and evaluations, ocular disease management with special interests in vision therapy, binocular vision, pediatrics, and traumatic brain injury ocular rehabilitation. She is a member of the American Optometric Association, Ohio Optometric Association, performs InfantSee examinations, and volunteers as a "Realeyes" presenter to educate children and parents about ocular health.


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Fun intercourse video games for couples are nice for increasing ones sexual horizons. Object A is a taste bud, object B is one style cell, and object C is a neuron hooked up to object B. I. Half I is the reception of a molecule.1. A bitter substance comparable to quinine, is consumed and binds to G Protein-coupled Part II is the transduction pathway 2. Gustducin, a G protein second messenger, is activated.
At the similar time, over the course of three years, they organised thirteen panels of taste-testers to pattern greater than 66 of these varieties, ranking every in line with how much they preferred it, its sweetness, its sourness, and other taste traits.
This is because each senses are linked to the involuntary nervous system That's the reason a bad taste or odor can bring about vomiting or nausea And flavors which can be appetizing improve the production of saliva and gastric juices, making them actually mouthwatering.
Your nostril then tells your mind how food tastes and the way it smells. Bitter foods additionally assist mental purification by releasing you from passions and sultry feelings. The substance capsaicin " in foods seasoned with chili causes a sensation of pain and heat. It needs to be eaten carefully as a result of in case you eat it in excess, it may possibly shortly lead to aggression in the body.
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Mad Men Season 7 is set to premiere April 13.
Take a trip down the memory lane with 13 Don Draper quips about work, life, and relationships.
"Advertising is based on one thing, happiness. And you know what happiness is? Happiness is the smell of a new car. It's freedom from fear. It's a billboard on the side of the road that screams reassurance that whatever you are doing is okay. You are okay." Season one, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
"What you call love was invented by guys like me … to sell nylons." Season one, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
"People were buying cigarettes before Freud was born." Season one, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
"Sterling Cooper has more failed artists and intellectuals than the Third Reich." Season one, New Amsterdam
" … Nostalgia: it's delicate, but potent … In Greek, 'nostalgia' literally means 'the pain from an old wound.' It's a twinge in your heart far more powerful than memory alone. This device isn't a spaceship, it's a time machine. It goes backwards, and forwards … it takes us to a place where we ache to go again. It's not called the wheel, it's called the carousel. It let's us travel the way a child travels — around and around, and back home again, to a place where we know are loved." Season one, The Wheel
"It's your life. You don't know how long it's gonna last, but you know it doesn't end well. You've gotta move forward … as soon as you can figure out what that means." Season two, Six Month Leave
"Change is neither good or bad, it simply is." Season three, Love Among the Ruins
"I keep going to a lot of places and ending up somewhere I've already been." Season three, Out of Town
"I hate to break it to you, but there is no big lie, there is no system, the universe is indifferent." Season one, The Hobo Code
"When a man walks into a room, he brings his whole life with him. He has a million reasons for being anywhere. Just ask him." Season four, The Summer Man
"People tell you who they are, but we ignore it because we want them to be who we want them to be." Season four, The Summer Man
"Let's take it a little slower. I don't want to wake up pregnant." Season one, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
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The Most Essential Restaurants in Tucson
Tucson's food scene is about as talked about as Phoenix's... which means it's not talked about at all. This is a mistake. Because whether you're a visitor in town for a UofA game, a local looking to get to know the resto scene better, or are just passing through, you'll soon find there's a ton of great dining options waiting for you...
Best and biggest burgers: Monkey Burger
5350 E Broadway Blvd
Angus beef from Harris Ranch and buns delivered direct from Tucson's very own Viro's Bakery add to the freshness factor of Monkey Burger's thoughtfully crafted made-to-order gourmet hamburgers. The Sonora, a regular's favorite, is stacked with bacon, Oaxaca cheese, shredded cabbage, and an otherworldly avocado salsa. Pace yourself, the burger makers here don't skimp on ingredients. Bring your biggest appetite.
Best Mexican eats: El Charro Café
311 N Court Ave
The famed Mexican joint El Charro Café is the oldest operating family resto in the States, and it's been serving up authentic Mexican cuisine since 1922. The family of restaurateurs opened up a handful of other locations operating under the same name, but if you're looking for the real deal, and a chimichanga the size of your face, find yourself a table at El Charro's Downtown Tucson spot. The famous carne seca, a special type of spiced beef that's prepared on location, is stuffed inside most of the cheese-heavy entrees. A plate of this stuff is worth putting off your diet until tomorrow.
Essential chain resto: Eegee's
Multiple locations
You can't pass through Tucson without making a pitstop at the local favorite Eegee's. Sure it's got a weird, sometimes unpronounceable name, but this spot is famous for turning out frozen slushie-like drinks with real fruit served up in signature Styrofoam cups with a spoon and straw. From the flavor of the month to the long list of standby favorites (lemon!), the signature Eegee's drink and menu made up of grinders, hot dogs, cookies, and pretzels have helped define the Tucson fast-food scene. We only wish all fast-food could be this good.
Best spot to pre-game a big game: Dirtbag's Bar
1800 E Speedway Blvd
UA fans take their sports seriously. They also take their booze and food seriously. Dirtbag's has been a community staple for more than 30 years, throughout the highs and lows of UofA sports history. Here you'll find sandwiches too big to fit into your mouth, dripping, sauce-drenched burgers, cheesy nachos topped with spicy jalapeños, crispy chimis, and even a variety of healthier eats to go along with your vodka water. Getting tipsy and making some bad decisions at Dirtbag's is basically a rite of passage for Wildcat undergrads.
Best pizza place: Magpies Gourmet Pizza
605 N 4th Ave
With a 21-year streak as Tucson's best pizza joint, it's no surprise Magpies earned a spot on this list. The Italian-style resto makes its dough and tomato sauces on site every day. With more than 20 'zas to choose from (that's not including build-your-own pies) Magpies has secured a special, and well-deserved, place in Tucson pizza lovers' hearts. Notable pies include the Chicken Ranchero, covered w/ garlic ranch sauce, cheddar & mozz, herb-roasted chicken, red onions, tomatoes, scallions, and of course, bacon.
Best place for drinks: Agustin Kitchen
100 S Avenida del Convento
The West side's Agustin Kitchen seamlessly blends American and French cuisine and at the helm is one of Tucson's most popular and well-regarded chefs, Ryan Clark. Yes, the plates are both beautifully crafted and delicious (you can get everything from organic corn pot pie to fresh oysters), but Agustin Kitchen is making an appearance here for its long list of libations. Artfully crafted drinks like the Sonoran Old Fashioned, Wildflower Sour, or Miso Collins put a unique twist on popular cocktails. If you're having trouble deciding (which you will), leave it up to your server and order the Bartender's Whim, Agustin's rotating drink special.
Top tamale shop: Tucson Tamale Company
2545 E Broadway Blvd
Looking for the best-tasting tamales you've ever had the honor of eating? Forget heading to the border, and look no further than Tucson Tamale Company. The nondescript exterior of the shop might make it seem worth skipping at first, but once you take that first bite, you'll be planning your next visit. Adventurous eaters go for tamales that pack some heat like the super-spicy JoJo and the spicy Arizona. Not trying to fry your taste buds? Order a mild tamale like the Sonora or the Berkeley.
Best deli: Beyond Bread
3026 N Campbell Ave
Bread: it's the stuff dreams are made of. And some folks make it better than others. Take the bread masters of Beyond Bread. They've perfected the loaf and created a yeasty empire of goodness. Tucson's favorite bakery is also top dog when it comes to deli-style eats. Bart's Bag, with turkey, Brie, tomato, and red onion sandwiched between slices of crusty baguette is like a little taste of heaven. Other faves like Rex's Revenge with chicken, shaved Parm, lettuce, tomato, and drizzled Caesar dressing on focaccia bread might just make all of your lunchtime dreams come true.
Best Sonoran hot dogs North of the border: El Guero Canelo Restaurante Mexicano
2480 N Oracle Rd
With humble beginning as a hot dog stand operating out of a trailer (this was before food trucks were cool) in 1993, Daniel Contreras' famous Sonoran hot dog was introduced to the world. The bacon-wrapped frankfurter is topped with chopped tomatoes, pinto beans, a pinch of onions, a line of basic yellow mustard, jalapeño sauce, and a squiggle of mayo. No ordinary hot dog bun will do, all of this is inside a Mexican bolillo roll. Don't ask to change your order. You get what you order at Guero Canelo. You can't mess with perfection.
Best breakfast spot: The B Line
621 N 4th Ave
Breakfast: it's the most essential meal of the day. From homemade buttery biscuits, lox-topped bagels, and crepe cakes piled high to burritos stuffed full of eggs and spicy salsas, The B Line offers an unbeatable breakfast lineup. Located near the university, this breakfast spot draws in the college crowd searching for an escape from the boring dining hall. Breakfast isn't all it offers either. The B Line is also known for its bean-stuffed burros and soft fish tacos.
Best spot to chow down on a plate of steak: Pinnacle Peak Steakhouse & Saloon
6541 E Tanque Verde Rd
Tucson is famous for its cowboy culture and there's no other steakhouse that epitomizes that old-timey Western lifestyle more than Pinnacle Peak Steakhouse & Saloon. Regarded as "The Original Cowboy Steakhouse" this spot has been grilling up some of Tucson's finest steaks, ribs, and burgers for more than 50 years. The menu, which boasts beef and more beef, features the legendary plate that gave this saloon its famed reputation, the cowboy steak. The short-loin cut is cooked over a mesquite log fire, giving the signature cut its signature taste.
Most diverse menu: Downtown Kitchen + Cocktails
135 S 6th Ave
There's more to Tucson than sloppy burritos, corn-wrapped tamales, cowboy steaks, and the glorious Sonoran dog. These Southern Arizona eats are always a good idea, but when you're hungry for something a little different from the traditional favorites DTKC has got your back. The Downtown eatery has put a unique American spin on a diverse selection of culinary traditions adopted from Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and Latin America. From grilled porchetta to clay pot fish stew to Southern fried chicken, Downtown Kitchen + Cocktails can satisfy your worldly appetite.
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Yesterday, my sister Suzie was helping me out in the studio. She's done soo much.... cleaning and arranging for me. She has helped me get ready for the HUGE open house on Friday, so much, that I've had time to paint. Well, last night she came through again and she gessoed two canvases for me. One is 24"x36" and the other... 72"x48"!
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- myra anderson said...
it's so great to have such a wonderful sister! are u paying her? have fun at your open house. i want pictures!
- April 18, 2010 at 4:45 PM
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Thanks Last Cup Of Coffee! Pictures you will have!
And yes, Suzie is being paid big time!!
- April 19, 2010 at 3:20 PM
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JanettMarie, I cannot wait to see a 78 inch canvas from you!!
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Ryder Cup contenders Simon Dyson and Francesco Molinari headed to Sawgrass in Florida today in totally contrasting moods.
Italian Molinari was over-the-moon about his closing 65 at the Spanish Open, a round which swept him to a three-stroke win after he started the final day four behind.
Dyson's hopes of a cup debut in September took an almighty hit, however, when he dropped from first to 12th with a 76.
The 34-year-old from York had been three clear of the field before finishing his third round with a double bogey and fell away badly after starting the final day with back-to-back birdies.
Both are competing this week at the Players Championship, with £5.8m (€7.2m) in prize money making it the richest event in golf.
Dyson would have moved into a Ryder Cup qualifying position with victory, but instead Molinari's first win for almost 18 months brings him into the thick of the race for places.
Along with his brother Edoardo, the 29-year-old was part of the winning side at Celtic Manor.
"I just have to play the same golf a few more weeks and hopefully I will be there," he said after producing the low round of the week in Seville.
"Everybody is desperate to make the team, but unfortunately for us there are only 12 spots.
"It's going to be hard – there are a lot of great players in Europe at the moment."
Dane Soren Kjeldsen and Spaniards Pablo Larrazabal and Alejandro Canizares shared second place in an event celebrating its 100th anniversary.
There was another anniversary on people's minds too. It was a year ago today that Seve Ballesteros lost his battle with a brain tumour.
"One year from the passing of Seve, it's just emotional to win here," added Molinari.
"It was an un-Seve round because I hit a lot of fairways and greens. He was one of those players you just could not stop watching because you knew he could hit one of the best shots ever."