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Costa Vista Land is dedicated to educating their clients about investing in Costa Rica property. The owners of the company are diligent in assuring that each and every client purchase is made with minimal reservations, so that the clients can feel comfortable with their investment. That's why they employ a full staff, including a sales and an 'in house' marketing team, as well as support staff to ensure that every aspect of the business runs smoothly.
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Oscar Gabriel Richard III, a World War II veteran and member of LSU's Ole War Skule Hall of Honor, died Tuesday night of natural causes at Baton Rouge General Health Center.
He was 91.
He will be remembered by family members for his humor and enthusiasm toward life, daughter Kathleen Callaghan said Thursday afternoon.
"We're going to miss him, obviously," Callaghan said. "We've shed our fair share of tears and we're not through with that."
Callaghan said family members have spent time since her father's death reminiscing and telling amusing stories about him.
"He found humor in a lot of situations, but he would say a lot of things that were just funny," she said.
After retiring as director of public relations at LSU in 1984, Richard continued to be active at home and in the community, Callaghan said.
He enjoyed working in his garden and was an astute amateur historian, lifelong learner and woodworking practitioner, Callaghan said,.
In his woodworking, he eschewed modern techniques for classic ones, such as using dovetailing, a technique of using interlocking notches instead of nails to connect pieces of wood.
Callaghan said she and other family members have several pieces of handmade furniture from her father, like bookshelves and desks.
"If we told him, 'Daddy, I need a TV cabinet,' he would build an exquisite piece of art," Callaghan said.
In 2000, he wrote a memoir of the two years he spent as a prisoner of war in Germany. Callaghan said he loved sending people copies of his book, which sometimes led to friendships through written correspondence.
Among people he wrote letters to and developed relationships with through the book were former German boxing champion Max Schmeling and television journalist and author Tom Brokaw, Callaghan said.
During his years at LSU, Richard developed many friendships he would cultivate throughout his life.
Callaghan said she and other family members would take turns bringing him to LSU home football games, where he would watch the game from his reserved seat in the press box and spend time with friends.
Jim Engster, local radio personality and host of "The Jim Engster Show" on National Public Radio, said he was a student at LSU when he met Richard and the two remained close throughout the years
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Engster said one thing people might not know about Richard is that Richard and his late wife, for about 20 years, traveled the country watching Neil Diamond perform at various locales.
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The strike saber-rattling by the Screen Actors Guild is sending the studios into the arms of its rival, AFTRA, for pilot season.
The prospect of SAG going on strike by mid-January, just as primetime's pilot season starts in earnest, is ensuring that more broadcast network pilots will be produced under AFTRA contracts than under SAG pacts next year, top studio brass confirm.
Meanwhile, at least one TV studio is frantically drawing up contingency plans for existing skeins should another work stoppage occur early next year.
"We're looking now at staying in production through Christmas break, pushing vacations to the end of January," said one studio chief. "That way we can get as many episodes in the can as possible."
Nothing's been set in stone so far, but some studios are likely to take steps to squeeze out as much material as possible before a possible work stoppage.
Over the long term, SAG's aggressive stance in this round of contract negotiations seems likely to cost the guild significant market share among primetime skeins.
"If they're about to go on strike in mid-January, why would we not do deals with AFTRA wherever possible?" said a senior business exec at a top TV shop. "The short-term mentality of (SAG's) leadership is just staggering to us."
AFTRA and SAG had no comment about the trend and, as of Tuesday afternoon, SAG hadn't yet disclosed when it's sending members its strike authorization. The vote will take at least three weeks to complete and require 75% approval by those voting.
Going with AFTRA is like a strike-proof insurance policy for nets and studios. Even if SAG goes on strike, thesps who are dual members of SAG and AFTRA would be legally obligated to work on shows produced under an AFTRA contract. AFTRA ratified a new three-year primetime pact in July after much drama and intra-union sniping with SAG.
Studio execs are also quick to point out that a SAG strike would come at a time when the TV biz is already reeling from the sharp downturn in advertising sales driven by the economic crisis. The cash flow crunch, coupled with the lingering impact of the Writers Guild of America's 100-day strike, will surely put a dent in 2009 development budgets and reduce the overall number of pilots commissioned by the major nets this year.
"Everybody's scrambling right now to figure out what '09 (budgets) are going to look like," the exec said.
SAG and AFTRA have shared jurisdiction over primetime series. The longstanding agreement has been that SAG reps all projects shot on film, while SAG and AFTRA have an equal shot at projects shot electronically, which used to translate to shows shot on video (multicamera sitcoms, soaps, daytime and latenight yakkers, etc.).
But with more and more primetime skeins now shot in high-definition digital formats, AFTRA's electronic purview has greatly expanded. And in the past year, with the biz on SAG strike watch, a number of upcoming skeins have opted to go with AFTRA deals. The most recent examples are the upcoming Fox comedy "Boldly Going Nowhere," the ABC laffer "Better Off Ted" and the ABC drama pilot "Prince of Motor City."
AFTRA's frosh shows this season include CBS sitcom "Gary Unmarried" and CW's "90210." It's understood that if CW's planned "Melrose Place" revival comes to pass, it will be an AFTRA show.
ABC Studios, 20th Century Fox TV and CBS Paramount Network TV have been among the most active in steering new projects to AFTRA. Once the union designation is made during the initial casting phase, a show cannot switch its affiliation unless its production format changes.
For nearly 30 years, Hollywood usually opted for SAG deals on scripted primetime fare. SAG and AFTRA pacts had been identical because the two unions had jointly negotiated the contract covering shows for broadcast TV since the early '80s, but that solidarity ended this year amid recriminations on both sides.
Now, AFTRA's primetime pact — ratified in July despite a feverish SAG campaign against it — includes more generous terms than SAG's expired contract for thesps in key areas, and new-media residuals for the first time. Studio execs say their key concern is ensuring that production continues uninterrupted, not saving a few bucks on guest star minimums and new-media residuals.
On the cable front, AFTRA has made major inroads in covering scripted programs because the terms of its contract — which are separate from its broadcast primetime contract — differ significantly from SAG's cable terms. If SAG goes on strike, the work stoppage would have little impact on cable production as compared with broadcast skeins.
AFTRA has been roundly criticized in the creative community for offering what some call "made to fit" terms to studios, yet network and studio execs continually insist that SAG's terms make producing for basic cable, particularly the second- and third-tier channels, cost-prohibitive.
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It is widely accepted that the origin of the Celts (in the sense of Celtic-speakers) is probably to be found on the European continent and that they covered a large area in Europe and Asia Minor. Since they lived during the period of Greek and Roman supremacy, many records of the Celts and the places where they dwelled, have been transmitted owing to Greek and Roman authors.
Place-names provide a good basis for tracing the 'Celticity' of places and peoples, and as archaeology alone fails to divulge the early history and distribution of Celtic speakers, linguistic research is very relevant. Place-names should be considered as the most widespread linguistic legacy of the earliest Celts, since they occur beyond areas of what belongs to the field of typically so-called 'Celtic' archaeology.
The early Celtic inscriptions (from ca 600 BC onwards) are predominantly attested in the vicinity of the Mediterranean, i.e. where literacy began, while the mediaeval and modern Celtic languages are confined to Britain, Ireland and Brittany. By contrast, however, place-names stretch from Scotland south to Tuscany in Italy and from Portugal as far east as Galatia in present-day Turkey. It was this far-flung attestation of Celtic elements such as -dunom, -briga and -magus that led sixteenth and seventeenth century scholars to recognise the European distribution of 'Celtic' or 'Gallic' speech, long before Celtic inscriptions were identified on the continent. But owing to the uneven, inaccessible, and state-bound ways in which the onomastic data have been published and examined, it proves to be rather difficult for archaeologists, historians and even linguists to study on a Europe-wide basis.
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Consequently, the project on 'Ancient Celtic Place-Names in Europe and Asia Minor' aims to coordinate research in the field, as to making the data more accessible and intelligible. This project is a five-year project (2001 - 2006), funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Board (AHRB; nowadays called Arts and Humanities Research Council or AHRC), and which runs under the supervision of Prof. Patrick Sims-Williams, Professor of Celtic Studies at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth.
An innovation introduced by the AHRB is the provision of 'project studentships' which both contribute to the overall project and result in free-standing dissertations like the present one. Our participant was Ashwin E. Gohil. He first studied History at the Catholic University of Louvain, followed by Celtic languages and culture at the University of Utrecht. He finished his PhD at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth, and currently (until October 2007), he is working as a full-time lecturer for Celtic Studies at the University of Bonn.
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Gohil's contribution to the research project concentrates on the sources and etymologies of the ancient place-names of northern continental Europe. The results of his study are now published in a new book, edited by the Belgian Society for Celtic Studies: Ancient Celtic and Non-Celtic Place-Names of Northern Continental Europe.
The only pan-European collection of Celtic names so far by Alfred Holder in his Alt-Celtischer Sprachschatz ceased publication in 1913. And although Holder's work is still regarded as an important work of reference or tool par excellence, we can call it rather obsolescent and confusing, because on the one hand he includes many names as Celtic without real evidence, and on the other hand, he offers alternative labels for them such as Ligurian, Illyrian, etc.
With this in mind, Gohil not only wants to bring together research in the field, but also to contribute to an update of Holder's work. He is interested in identifying Celtic place-names in northern regions of continental Europe, with the focus solely on the ancient world; mediaeval and later data often prove rather problematic and would be too overwhelming.
Many of the ancient sources lie behind the Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World, edited by Richard Talbert in Princeton-Oxford 2000. This vital research tool for Gohil's research is an atlas spanning Archaic Greece to the Late Roman Empire, and although it generally lacks references to primary sources, it has proven to be indispensable to the thesis.
Because of the nature of the vast research area, i.e. northern continental Europe, Gohil includes analyses of place-names in other languages as well, Germanic in particular. Gohil is looking specifically at those areas north of latitude 48° 00', basically dealing with modern continental countries like Brittany and northern regions of France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany, southern parts of Denmark, the Czech Republic, northern Austria, southern Poland and Slovakia. Of course his book is very useful for everyone who wants to study the ancient place names and - more specifically - the Celtic culture in these regions. The outcome of this research will be such that it can be used in conjunction with archaeological, ethnographic and historical material.
Ashwin E. GOHIL. Ancient Celtic and Non-Celtic Place-Names of Northern Continental Europe. 2006, 300 p., Euro 30,-.
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Delurking to say that I think that's the cutest thing I've ever seen!
Delurking to say that I think that's the cutest thing I've ever seen!
That is fantastic. Happy weekend Whoorlito!
That's hilarious. Simple pleasures!
gee, i hope it tastes good. ;)
this is fricken hilarious! just what I needed this morning…
that screen door looks delicious!
Hahaha. He looks like he's having the best time!
And man, his eyes are just gorgeous.
so cute! do you think he likes the attention?
the germs whoorl! the germs! wito must like the cool sensation on his tongue. so funny!
I can't believe it took 14 comments before someone mentioned germs! :D
Surprise surprise, I scrubbed the SHIT out of that screen beforehand. (And googled "Screen door contain lead" and "Screen lead poisoning". And then scrubbed some more.) It's going to be a miracle if this kid turns out normal.
hahaha that's hilarious…he's so cute!
My son Jaia loved watching that, so funny!
Sam climbed up on the table and tried to kiss Anders.
We can't have a screen door. Because Hambone runs right through them. We thought it was a fluke the first time, but what do you know? We replaced the whole door and he did it again. Stupid dog.
ummmmmm yummmy…hahahaha
This is awesome and ranks right up there with the chipmunk video for me–hilarious!!!! Please tell me you've seen the chipmunk video???
Too cute! Kids are such comedians.
That's weird, I do the same thing when I see a screen door! Man, those things are fun.
Best thing I've seen all month! I'm glad to see Wito's earning his keep.
Dude, his tongue has a mind all it's own!
That was too good. Thanks for the laugh Mr. Wito!
Rt has made a hole in the side of our screen door.
No play time for him!
Have a good weekend!
i love the germ comment and reply. and the kid – he is a cutie!
Awe. Some. What a ham!
I can't get over how cute he is!
Well, that's pretty much the best thing I've seen all week. He's hilarious!
Oh my god. That is one of the funniest things I have EVER seen. I'll be watching that again and again.
Love it! His smooshy screen face makes me think of Calvin from "Calvin and Hobbes." And who doesn't love "Calvin and Hobbes"?!
That. was. AWESOME!
Most excellent!! :)
aside from the germs, i would've totally worried about him cutting his tongue.
too cute!
Love the squishy face! Too funny.
My 2-year old just kissed your boy through the computer screen. In case you were wondering what all that slobber was.
I have to confess I have revisted to rewatch your 'little' pumpkin's screen shennanagins!
It took three views just to get over his chubba-bubba wrists! hahah! What a love-bunny he is!
My daughters are 22 and 18. I so miss the days you now have. Enjoy every moment!
Love your blog!
I was just watching that and Noah was standing next to me and he thought it was like the funniest thing EVER.
But that seriously was awesome.
Ha! My niece does this same thing every time I babysit, but unfortunately, I never see it from the other side of the door. This is too cute!
Dear Christ, he is adorable.
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The Block Museum's Edward Steichen photos go on view in January.
Edward Steichen is widely recognized as one of the most important photographers of the 20th century, devoting his more than 70-year career as an artist and curator to the development, exploration and promotion of photography as a fine art.
Forty-nine classic photographs by the artist now have a home at Northwestern, in the permanent collection of the Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art. Collectors Richard and Jackie Hollander gave a gift of vintage Steichen photographs to the museum in honor of Northwestern President Morton Schapiro and his wife, Mimi. The Hollanders donated similar gifts of Steichen photographs to the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Between 1923 and 1937 Steichen pioneered innovations in representing celebrities and historic figures in the worlds of fashion, culture and politics. As chief photographer for Vanity Fair and Vogue, he photographed hundreds of cultural figures, such as Clara Bow, Ethel Barrymore, Eugene O'Neill and Paul Robeson, defining public ideas of power, glamour and elegance. The Hollanders' gift to the Block comprises mostly portraits made for the Condé Nast publications but also includes fashion and advertising works as well as personal photographs, including an intimate portrait of Steichen's friend the poet Carl Sandburg.
Steichen's photographs are on view at the Block Museum this winter in Steichen|Warhol: Picturing Fame (Jan. 17–April 6), a groundbreaking exhibition exploring the role of photography in creating celebrity icons. The show pairs Steichen's work with photographs by pop artist Andy Warhol, donated to the Block by the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.
The exhibition of these recent gifts underscores the Block's commitment to building its photography collection as a central component of its teaching mission and stands as a testament to the Block's growing significance as a Chicago arts institution invested in mentoring the next generation of scholars and arts professionals.
Steichen|Warhol: Picturing Fame is curated by Elliot Reichert (WCAS10). Consulting with scholars, curators, and collectors in the field, Reichert has made significant discoveries about the relationship between the works of the two artists that form the basis of the exhibition.


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2015 John Lewis Syrah, Walla Walla Valley
While writing this note, I sat and smelled the 2015 John Lewis Syrah over the course of 6 hours and again 24 hours later. I will say that this is one of the most exciting John Lewis wines made at the winery to date. The nose begins with tart red fruit and herbs de Provence, which slowly evolved to smoked and cured meat with stone, mineral, and gravel. The 2015 John Lewis is a backward wine that will require patience, or at least a 24 hour decant for those that can't wait to taste.
The 2015 John Lewis Syrah is 90% from Les Collines Vineyard Block 46, with the remaining 10% from the block directly below, Block 36. Picked on September 15th at 22.8 Brix, we fermented the wine 100% whole cluster in a Nomblot concrete tank for about 21 days with native yeasts. About 60% of the wine was aged in concrete. The remainder of the wine comes from ten 500 liter puncheons and two 225-liter barrels. All of the oak was over three years old except for one new 500-liter puncheon. The wine, never racked, was aged for 15 months then bottled unfined and unfiltered.
Tasting notes: Very floral with tart red fruit and green herb. Sour rainier cherry, raspberry, cranberry, cured meat, black pepper, herbs de Provence, red flowers. Intense mineral on the palate with firm tannins. Almost Pinot Noir like in the aromatic intensity of the nose and structure of palate. This is a wine that will require time in bottle.
"(fermented in concrete tank with 100% whole clusters, then aged in old puncheons): Full ruby-red. Deep aromas of black raspberry, blueberry and olive tapenade reminded me of a darker Côte-Rôtie. Then surprisingly tight in the middle but with a faint sweetness to its ripe purple fruit flavors. This is considerably more closed today than the Deuce but may well ultimately surpass that wine."– Stephen Tanzer
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The Issue: Freelancers may soon be able to opt out of ObamaCare, but not all small businesses can.
"Escaping ObamaCare" refers to its devastating impact on small businesses and the nation due to huge increases in regulations and costs (Paul Howard and E.J. McMahon, PostOpinion, June 12).
The Declaration of Independence lists "a long train of abuses and usurpations" by the king of Great Britain.
President Obama has a much longer train. The abuses and usurpations under ObamaCare alone exceed those of the king, let alone scandals such as "Fast and Furious," IRS audits, AP intrusions, the NSA's "Prism" and Benghazi.
These are in urgent need of answers, penalties and solutions. However, ObamaCare stands out as by far the most pernicious to our Republic and it must be repealed.
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The rules of ObamaCare that Howard and McMahon want the Freelancers Union and others to be excused from include a ban on discriminating against people based on their type of job.
Freelancers Union insures computer programmers and graphic designers, but not construction workers, truck drivers, or disabled people who haven't been working. Removing people with lower health costs from the community pool, as the Freelancers Union does, means higher premiums for those left behind.
The Affordable Care Act makes the system more fair. All insurers must share risks of the entire community and play by the same rules.
The cheaper premiums available through some associations might go up, but the Health Benefit Exchange will provide subsidies to help moderate-income individuals afford high-quality coverage.
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This first one is done by my friend Sonya Cogan of Sonya Cogan Photography. I really like how the reeds look behind us and all of the color. She can also be found on Facebook.
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The following pictures were taken with my dad and stepmom's side of the family. They involve my Dad and Vi, my stepsister Carlene, my stepsister Josette's kids (she had a delayed flight and didn't make it to the pictures), my brother and his family and the three of us. I don't know the photographer's name.
Dad and Vi with all of their grandkids, above.
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First, I go to lunch and whatever extra time is left, I spend in the FIT Library or I spend time walking through stores for inspiration.
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I definitely want to make my way into the fashion industry and enjoy whatever career I end up in.


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BOCA RATON, Fla., Jan. 31, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- PMX Gold Bullion Sales, Inc. a wholly owned subsidiary of PMX Communities, Inc. (OTCBB: PMXO) announces second gold terminal for Florida. The MGIV is a specialty gold dispensing machine from which consumers can purchase varying denominations of 24 karat fine gold .9999 bullion bars and coins with a simple swipe of their credit or debit card.
"Placing the MGIV at the Town Center, in Boca Raton, Florida marked our first Florida terminal. We are planning the placement of the second gold dispenser in a few weeks in the Southern State. The Sunshine State caters to millions of European, South American and South African visitors each year. I think purchasing a piece of PMXO American Gold as a souvenir with a Palm Tree or Eagle for tourists who often buy gold at home can help begin our global footprint. What a fabulous gift-investment for a friend, family member or oneself," stated Meris Kott, Managing Director at PMX Gold Bullion Sales.
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SRQ Magazine | January 2018
By Phil Lederer
In Visual Arts
PHILADELPHIA-BASED PHOTOGRAPHERS Alison Maddex and Dyana Glasgow showcase the Sarasota scenery in a new way through the Modern Sol collection. "We're combining the scenery, which everybody does," says Maddex, "with a more modern tradition." Inspirations range from cosmic imagery and Japanese printmakers like Hitoshi Nakazoto to the Sarasota School of Architecture. "What those architects did was try to combine Florida nature and this type of landscape with modern architecture," says Maddex. "And that's what we're doing with modern art." Appearing painterly at first glance, and entirely abstract, closer examination reveals beach elements, ocean elements and a whole lot of sun. Currently available online through Maddex and Glasgow's DeSOL Gallery, the pair hope to open a brick-and-mortar in Sarasota eventually.
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Since the launch of Google+, Cliff Roth has been painting people online, from regular guys to Guy Kawasaki, the beloved former Macintosh cult leader and best-selling author. Roth uses the Google+ Hangouts on Air feature to digitally "paint" people's portraits in under 15 minutes. His press rep wrote, "Think of him as a virtual version of a street caricature artist." To find out more, we asked Roth a few questions via e-mail. His responses are below; scroll down for a slideshow.
HP: When did you start doing digital paintings?
CR: I started painting people in Hangouts back in summer 2011. I have a circle of those "to be speedpainted" who get invited first when I host a Speedpaint Hangout. I then paint them in order of arrival and get as many done as i have time for. The only way to be guaranteed getting one is by paying a small fee. Other than that it is luck of the draw (pun intended).
I started digitally painting caricatures a couple years ago. When I realized a caricature didn't need to be the cartoony type you see at amusement parks something clicked. Prior to that I was doing primarily straight portraits in colored pencil or regular pencil. I transfered to digital because there is less prep time and I can get a lot more detail done. I can also experiment more to get the right look.
HP: How do you create a digital painting? What's the process?
CR: That varies a bit by whether it is a speedpainting or a fully rendered piece. These few videos here, here, and here can answer [the question].
HP: What's been your favorite creation so far?
Noam Chomsky, followed closely by Tim Jones.
HP: What's next for drawing, technically speaking? How would you like to see G+ evolve?
CR: I am normally nowhere near the cutting edge of technology (I know that sounds strange coming from someone using a Wacom Cintiq to paint with but its true). I suspect it will probably have something to do with tapping directly into the brain and by passing the need to draw at all. If we could get an image on screen exactly as we imagine it without having to draw it, that would be pretty amazing. Yet scary.


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For the final instalment from my trip to Brittany last week, we're heading to the coast to one of my favourite places in the world to go for shellfish: Cancale. Cancale is world famous for its oysters, so obviously as this was my first trip to Brittany since discovering that I actually really, really love oysters in Glasgow last Autumn, the thing I most wanted to do was head to the coast for a massive Fruits de Mer platter.
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Wednesday, 27 April 2016
Market Day & Cherry Blossoms in Combourg, Brittany
While lounging around the house reading, going on a few country walks and doing a bit of hard landscaping was all very well for the majority of our week in France, for my Dad's birthday we decided to venture out into Combourg (the nearest town to our rural idil) for lunch at one of his favourite restaurants. Happily, we arrived on market day, so we could prepare ourselves for the meal by looking at all of the local produce on offer on the way to the restaurant. Nothing builds the appetite like the sights and smells of a good French market.
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Monday, 25 April 2016
French Photo Diary #8: Springtime In Rural Brittany
I thought I'd kick off the week with a few snapshots from my week in France, the general shots from around the house, on our walks through the forest, and around the very rural landscape we fell in love with when we purchased our falling down (no, really) stone barn and attached farmhouse that we have been slowly renovating almost a decade ago. Stay tuned for photos from market day in Combourg (our nearest town), Cancale (world famous for their oysters), and for another easy recipe from our French kitchen.
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Friday, 22 April 2016
Weekly Love: Week 171
Can someone please explain to me why it took me over 9 months after starting my job to take a holiday? After a couple of days at home in Kent and in London, I headed off to my parents stone barn in rural Brittany for a few days relaxation, trips into the local town for galettes, to the harbour for the freshest French seafood, and to mix cement for the patio we've lain around the side of the house to drink our aperitifs on (as you do!) I had no idea how much I needed the break until I was actually there. Note to self: if you're going to pretty much always be pulling 7 day weeks, take some time to unwind every few weeks or so!
1. Kicking off my 10 days holiday Daddy Daughter lunching at Hutong on the 32nd floor of The Shard. | 2. Strolling along the harbour looking out at the oyster beds in Cancale, Brittany after demolishing an absolutely epic Fruits de Mer platter - full blog post to follow, I promise! | 3. Greeting the local sheep on our way out for a long Sunday morning walk through the Kentish countryside. | 4. Monday night, after work essentials. | 5. Beautiful blooms outside Canterbury West railway station. | 6. Some Friday night steak action for the first barbecue of the season.
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Friday, 15 April 2016
Places To Eat In London: Hutong at The Shard
To kick of a whole 9 days off from work (okay, from politics work. While I'm currently in France without a working phone or internet, I won't be able to help myself shooting images for upcoming posts!) I took my Dad to London (somewhere he is practically allergic to) for lunch and a turn around Selfridges (useful in real life browsing for an avid online shopper). While usually it is impossible to entice him into the city, when he heard the words 'lunch', 'Chinese food' and 'The Shard' he volunteered to accompany me in an instant.
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Monday, 11 April 2016
The Prince's Countryside Fund Raceday at Ascot with Appletiser
Early last Sunday morning, Kathryn and I bundled into her Mini to head up to Berkshire to help the guys at Appletiser celebrate their 50th birthday in style at The Prince's Countryside Fund Raceday in Appletiser's box at Ascot, where they are the official soft drink sponsor. A new experience for the both of us, as neither of us had ever been to Ascot, as our version of going to the races usually means wrapping up in our Barbours and wellies and watching Point to Point (which we sadly missed this year) in a (hopefully not too muddy) field!
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Friday, 8 April 2016
Weekly Love: Week 170
I'm long overdue for a holiday, and thankfully I'm off on one next week. So, I've been gathering up all the books I'm looking for reading over a whole week without phones or internet (don't worry - I am taking my camera!) As we all know I'm into my Californian food, so I've ordered Sunset Magazine's latest book, Eating Up The West Coast, which basically shares stories and recipes up and down the whole of the West Coast. I've also been sent the debut cookbook from teen blogger Alessandra Peters, The Foodie Teen, which looks delicious and I can't wait to try. Oh, and me being me I'll be taking two fat political numbers with me (Cameron at No. 10: The Inside Story - which is brilliant so far - and the latter half of Parliament: The Biography, volume I).
1. Spring daffodils out in full force. | 2. Colour coordinating my cookbook shelf, because I'm one of those people. (A few of my favourites: One: A Cook and her Cupboard by Florence Knight, Mr Todiwala's Bombay by Cyrus Todiwala, The Art of Eating Well by Jasmine & Melissa Hemsley, Skinny Weeks & Weekend Feasts by Gizzi Erskine, Honey & Co.: Food from the Middle East by Sarit Packer and Itamar Srulovich, Homemade Memories by Kate Doran, A Bird In The Hand by Diana Henry, A Change of Appetite by Diana Henry, Jamie's Comfort Food by Jamie Oliver and Ministry of Food by Jamie Oliver. | 3. Kicking off Princes' Trust Race Day at Ascot with cocktails in the Ascot box. Full post to follow next week, but for those of you who have been asking, my dress I found in a Hobbs outlet store, and my jacket is this one from Jigsaw. | 4. Rounding off my month long #MyVita collaboration with Ryvita with avocado and sunblush tomato topped salt and pepper Ryvita for a light lunch. #ad | 5. Celebrating the launch of Cath Kidston's new Gnorris the Gnome print by taking Gnorris for a Bank Holiday country walk. | 6. Beating my family at Monopoly on Bank Holiday Monday.
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Wednesday, 6 April 2016
Places To Eat In Deal: Paramour Pie Club Pie Hub [Now Closed]
On Saturday afternoon I headed over to Deal to celebrate the launch of Paramour Pie Club's new Pop Up Pie Hub at the back of The Jolly Gardener pub on Golf Road. Do you remember all of those beautiful, intricate and imaginative pies at the Walmer Food and Drink Festival? They now have a permanent home Thursday to Saturday where you can go and buy (and eat in and enjoy a cup of tea if you'd like) pies (and they're launching sides soon), talk about custom orders, attend pie workshops and enjoy one off supper clubs.
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We got Greg, the dominatrix of Hive Fleet Bombus, to show us how to achieve that buttery yellow skin that nobody really believes is easy, now matter how often he tells us it is. This technique works particularly well on skin, fabric and other natural surfaces, but is perfectly easy to apply to power armour, vehicles and the like.
Without further ado, here's Greg to enlighten us all on a fast, pain-free way to paint yellow!
Next, give all the yellow areas a light wash of Casandora Yellow. Going over a smooth coat of white primer, a light wash is all you need for a pale yellow base. Let it dry, and decide whether you want to enrich the colour further with a second light wash.
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After waiting patiently until your washes have dried, grab your Yriel Yellow. Take a moment to appreciate the irony of painting Tyranids in the colours of their greatest enemy, and give the yellow areas a good heavy drybrushing all over. This, as you know, gives depth to the shaded areas and efforlessly picks out all the natural lumps, bumps and grisly bits.
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One of the greatest names in all of Burgundy, dating back to the 1930s when Armand was one of the first of five domaines to defy the negociants and bottle their own wine. The Rousseau name is synonymous with Gevrey-Chambertin; Armand passed the reins to Charles who on retirement passed control to his son Eric.
Once again subtle reduction pushes the underlying fruit to the background so I recommended decanting it for those of you who can't wait at least 5 years to try a bottle. There is even more size, weight and intensity to the velvety, powerful and opulent big-bodied flavors that possess an abundance of palate soaking dry extract that pushes the otherwise tightly coiled tannins to the background on the massively long coffee-inflected finish that really fans out as it sits on the palate. This is very firmly structured but actually a bit less austere than it usually is and thanks to the abundant dry extract might be approachable a bit sooner than usual too. In short, this brilliant effort is one of the greatest wines of the 2013 vintage. Score: 96 Points; Tasted: Jan 2016; Drink: 2035+; Issue: 61; Allen Meadows - Burghound.com
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Saturday Night Live Recap: Gwyneth Paltrow Successfully Mocks Self, Andy Samberg Drunkenly Beats Anderson Cooper
It was all over the place.
Paltrow's likability has been bouncing all over the place lately. She was great on Glee, then less beloved in Country Strong, which is currently tanking. She can be funny! But she's still Gwyneth Paltrow. Last night's Saturday Night Live left her somewhere in the middle. She was generally enthusiastic and endearing in every sketch she was in. But none of them left anybody knee-slapping. Entertainment Weekly noted Paltrow "gets credit for a show that tried to be different and occasionally adventurous." (Though with the exception of one wonderful digital short, adventurous is a bit of a stretch.) Movieline said Paltrow was "attempting to do a couple of things and, instead, just fell flat." On Jezebel, some said: "Paltrow was horrible." HitFix called the episode "a waste of a perfectly game Paltrow." The episode definitely won't hurt Paltrow's rep - she was down to mock herself, and she was even pretty funny, sometimes - but Anderson Cooper still outshone her in only a few seconds of screen time. Check out the clips:
Most Unpredictable Opening:
During Paltrow's opening monologue, she knocked her claims of being a truly British lady. Ha! Seriously, it's annoying when actresses pretend to be British. And making fun of British things can be funny. So that was good. Then she knocked her claims of knowing about country music. "All the old school greats like Roy ... something, and the lady with the hair and the big boobs. I know 'em all," she said. "I really immersed myself in it." Kenny Rogers showed up and Paltrow mixed him up with Garth Brooks. Her country references fell flat. She doesn't know the song, "Islands in the Stream," and she mixes up the words. It's funny, and self-deprecating. And yet ... almost uncomfortably self-deprecating. We knock Paltrow a lot for being too self-impressed, but she doesn't have to pretend to be an idiot, either. Anyway, then Cee Lo came out for their much-anticipated duet. Suddenly, Paltrow took the song seriously, knew every word, and sounded great. It's Paltrow whiplash. It's a mess of mockery. But we'll cut her some slack. Overall, she comes off pretty cute.
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Even if some of the Fresh Prince jokes fall flat, Jay Pharoah's Will Smith is spot-on.
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Cee Lo's hit is called "Fuck You," a problem for radio stations, so they've replaced the word "fuck" with "forget." That's basically as far you can take that phenomenon, so "Record Meeting" didn't quite work. Of course, it led up to a predictably excellent performance.
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Have you ever had that dream where you meet Pee-Wee Herman at a bar and get ridiculously drunk with him, then run into Anderson Cooper on the street and ask him if he's ever hooked up with Barbara Walters? Us either. But, someone on the SNL staff has. And, as you would suspect, it ended with talking furniture. This digital short, "Andy and Pee-Wee's Night Out," was so bizarre, it was practically Bunuel-ian. And awesome. Naturally, it resulted in rallying cries on Twitter for a Pee-Wee Herman-hosted episode.
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Voters showed confidence in the incumbent candidates for three constitutional officer races Tuesday, electing Robert Livingston, Curtis Loftis and Hugh Weathers by convincing margins in the Republican primaries for adjutant general, state treasurer and commissioner of agriculture, respectively.
Weathers faces two challengers in the general election in the fall.
Livingston handily defeated challenger James Breazeale to effectively win a second term as the state's top military officer, as there are no challengers in the November general election.
"We've got work to continue to do," Livingston said after the results were announced Tuesday. "We're going to continue to work on programs that make our National Guard better. We're going to really concentrate on our service member care."
It could be the last time voters elect the leader of South Carolina's 11,000-member Army and Air National Guard, State Guard and state Emergency Management Division. Livingston will campaign in favor of a November ballot initiative that would make the adjutant general a governor-appointed position.
Loftis was effectively chosen to retain his seat as state treasurer for a second term, defeating Brian Adams by a comfortable margin. There are no Democratic or third-party challengers for the position, whose duties include paying the state government's bills and overseeing the board that regulates state banks and lenders.
Weathers won the Republican primary to continue his bid for a third term as commissioner of agriculture, easily defeating Joe Farmer. He'll face American Party candidate Emile DeFelice and United Citizens Party candidate David Edmond in November.
Weathers said he wants to maximize opportunities for small farmers and to challenge federal regulations he said are affecting farmers' ability to do their jobs.
"It's like a football team – we're still moving the ball down the field for South Carolina agriculture," Weathers said. "The vote today just reflects that people believe we're able to bring results for the state of South Carolina."


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text: I remember Bush announcing that he was spending billions of dollars to fight AIDS in Africa. see: http://articles.cnn.com/2008-12-01/...etroviral-president-s-emergency-plan?_s=PM:US So that was a huge waste of money and Bush failed to attract Black voters to the GOP; they all voted for the Messiah. Africans discover smoking AIDS drugs gets you high 11/22/2010 8:45:53 AM ET 2010-11-22T13:45:53 JOHANNESBURG â AIDS patients in South Africa are being robbed of their lifesaving drugs so that they can be mixed with marijuana and smoked, authorities and health experts say. The concoction is called "whoonga" â less a word than an exclamation â and it adds a bizarre twist to the war on AIDS in the world's worst-affected country just as it embarks on a massive distribution of medications. Whoonga's spread is so far limited to eastern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa's most AIDS-stricken province, but AIDS and addiction specialists worry that it could reach other parts of the country. There's no evidence that any ingredient of the AIDS drug cocktail is addictive or does anything to enhance the marijuana high. Whoonga smokers may be fooling themselves into believing the AIDS drugs are giving them a high, when it's really some other ingredient, says Dr. Njabulo Mabaso, an AIDS expert. AIDS is already a source of damaging myths in South Africa, such as that the disease can be prevented by sleeping with a virgin or showering after sex with an HIV-positive partner. Some drug dealers are suspected of stretching the whoonga mixture with soap powder and even rat poison to increase their profits. "We are seeing the use of whoonga in communities and its very widespread. It's a substance that is openly spoken about in communities," says Lihle Dlamini of the Treatment Action Campaign, which has lobbied hard to improve the government's response to AIDS. Drug dealers "are taking this treatment that is supposed to assist people living with HIV and abusing it," she says. In the eastern port city of Durban, Thamsanqa Langa said he didn't know what whoonga was when dealers first started offering the cream-colored powder at 20 rand (about $3) a smoke. It smelled to him of vinegar, said Langa, a soft-spoken 30-year-old of few words. At first it just quietened him more. "You feel like you can say nothing. You can just sit in a quiet place, not talking." But after a few days, Langa said, he started having powerful headaches, stomach pains and night sweats. When he went back to dealers, "They said, 'You need to smoke more, keep on smoking,'" Langa recalled in an interview. "That's how I got hooked." He mooched AIDS drugs from HIV-infected friends, robbed houses, became a dealer and missed so many workdays that he lost his factory job. He says he smoked whoonga for four years until he gave it up in March. Vincent Ndunge, a police spokesman in KwaZulu-Natal, said whoonga was first noticed two or three years ago when officers found gangs were robbing people of medication as they left hospitals. Initially users crushed the pills and smoked them straight, but added other substances later, Ndunge said. Carol du Toit of South Africa's National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, a private organization, also says patients are being mugged for their medications or selling them, and that AIDS clinics are being robbed. She says staff of her private organization are seeing increasing numbers of whoonga users, many of whom also test positive for heroin. source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/40260610/ns/health-aids/


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Hey everyone, first time posting in this forum. I just got my first powerbank PowerCore 10000 today. I thought I'd ask here since some of you might have had an experience with the PowerCore 10000. Is it normal for the PowerCore 10000 to blink while its charging? I've tried 4 different adapters; 1 from samsung, 1 from LG, and 2 from htc and it still blinks. I even tried charging it in my computer, and it still blinks. I hope this is normal.
It's normal for the LEDs to blink while charging. Each LED represents 25%. They will blink in succession from one to four LEDs. When the battery pack is fully charged, all four LEDs will be solid for a short time, then will turn off (at least this is what I remember).
SZak2015 nailed it. It's 100% normal. I also believe that the description of the blinking lights while charging is in the manual.


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Notebook: Colby Stuns No. 1 Salisbury
March 25, 2009
By Amy Farnum Novin
STUNNER: No. 8 Colby College made top-ranked Salisbury University's ascent to No. 1 in the nation this week likely a short visit after the Mules handed the Sea Gulls their first loss of the season in a 15-14 defeat on March 24.
The Mules ended Salisbury's 32-game home winning streak, its 45-game home regular season winning streak and a 31-game regular season winning streak. Becky Julian, also a Colby women's hockey player, netted the game-winning goal with 12 seconds remaining in the first-ever meeting between the two schools.
Senior All-American Kate Sheridan posted two goals and two assists with three of four points coming in the second half as the Mules rallied from an 8-5 deficit. Sheridan, the reigning New England Small College Athletic Conference Player of the Week, became the program's all-time point leader last week.
"I'm just so happy for our players because they put it all out there today," Colby head coach Karen Henning said. "I'm especially happy for the seniors who really came to play. There were a lot of little battles going on out there today and we won most of them."
Colby improved to 4-1 on the season with the upset and now looks to hand No. 5 Middlebury its first loss of the season.
LUCKY DUCKS: Stevens broke into the latest IWLCA Division III poll at No. 15 this week after improving to 6-0 with two wins, including a victory over then-No. 15 Amherst last week.
Sophomore midfielder Christine Smith combined for seven goals, two assists, six ground balls, 14 draw controls and four caused turnovers, including a school single-game record nine draws versus Amherst. She then followed it up with five goals in the Ducks' first victory against Drew in four years, earning Empire 8 Player of the Week honors.
Senior Grace Sack also received a weekly award from the league as Goalkeeper of the Week for totaling 28 saves in the two wins.
DIPLOMATIC VICTORY: Third-ranked Franklin & Marshall remained unbeaten on the season following a back-and-forth battle in an 11-10 victory over No. 9 Union College on March 23 as Lidia Sanza stopped 11 shots to hold on for the win.
Sanza's save of a shot from point blank range with 2:06 remaining in the contest sparked the Diplomats to secure their fourth win over a nationally-ranked opponent.
Blake Hargest notched her 100th career goal during the game with three tallies along with two assists, while Ashley Bevington added a goal for her 100th career point.
NOTABLE: No. 13 Catholic University won its sixth straight game with a 19-16 victory over No. 20 Dickinson on March 24, sparked by freshman Mary Swarthout's six goals on 6-for-6 shooting. The rookie ranks seventh in the Landmark Conference with 3.38 points per game … Second-ranked Hamilton College stretched its home winning streak to 24 games with a 12-11 win over SUNY Cortland in non-conference action on March 24. Sarah Bray notched both the game-tying and game-winning goals – both unassisted – to lift the Continentals to victory. Bray registered three goals and two assists in the contest. The defending NCAA champion opens Liberty League play against Vassar College on March 27 … After starting the season with a 9-8 loss to Colby, Williams College won its fourth straight game as it knocked off previously unbeaten and seventh-ranked Tufts University, 15-13, on March 21. First-year Margie Fulton came off the bench to record five goals and an assist as the Ephs handed the Jumbos their first loss of the season.


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A condemned inmate was moved to the southern Ohio prison where he was scheduled to be executed Wednesday for fatally stabbing the 15-year-old son of his former employers during a 1985 farmhouse burglary.
Mark Wiles, 49, arrived at the Lucasville facility Tuesday morning, prisons spokeswoman JoEllen Smith said.
The execution scheduled for Wednesday would end an unofficial six-month moratorium on the death penalty while the state and a federal judge wrangled over Ohio's lethal injection procedures.
Records show Wiles was caught during a burglary by Mark Klima, the straight-A son of the family for whom Wiles had been a farmhand. Wiles stabbed Klima repeatedly with a kitchen knife until he stopped moving, the knife left buried in his victim's back.
For his special meal Tuesday night, Wiles requested a large pizza with pepperoni and extra cheese, hot sauce, a garden salad with ranch dressing, a large bag of Cheetos, a whole cheesecake, fresh strawberries, vanilla wafers and Sprite, Smith said.
He was visited by two sisters, a brother-in-law, and his attorney, Smith said.
Wiles, who dropped his final appeal last week, told members of the Ohio Parole Board during a March 2 interview he wasn't sure he deserved mercy but was asking for clemency because he had to.
Wiles' defense team had argued he should be spared because he confessed to the crime, has shown extreme remorse and regret and has a good prison record.
"Mark does want to live out his natural life in prison," his attorneys said in their application for clemency. They added, "his remorse and regret are so overwhelming that he could not articulate reasons his life should be spared."
Wiles could easily have escaped the farmhouse after Mark Klima surprised him, Portage County Prosecutor Victor Vigluicci told the parole board. "Instead Wiles chose to repeatedly plunge the eight-inch kitchen knife into Mark Klima again and again," Vigluicci said.
A report to the parole board said Wiles had suffered a head injury in a bar 12 days before the slaying in Rootstown in northeast Ohio, and a doctor testified that tests indicate he may have an injury to part of the brain that regulates impulse control. Another doctor agreed that Wiles has a brain injury and said he also has a substance-abuse problem and personality disorder.
The parole board earlier this month ruled unanimously that Wiles' execution should proceed because he exploited the family's kindness and because his remorse doesn't outweigh the brutality of the crime.
Gov. John Kasich, without additional comment, agreed with the board last week.
Wiles went to prison in 1983 for stealing tools, jewelry, a wallet, a checkbook, a pistol and other items from a Tallmadge home in November 1982.
Carol Klima agreed to fill out a form in March 1983 ahead of a parole hearing for Wiles.
The farmhand was "polite, very helpful and did a nice job," she wrote.
"Yes," she answered to the question: "If possible, would you re-hire him?"
Ohio's most recent execution delays stem from inmates' lawsuits over how well executioners perform their duties.
U.S. District Court Judge Gregory Frost sided with inmates last summer and postponed executions while the state updated its procedures.
In November, Frost allowed Ohio to put Reginald Brooks to death for killing his three sons in 1982. In the process, executioners deviated slightly from their written execution plan.
The changes were minor _ failing to properly check a box on a medical form, for example _ but they angered Frost, who had made his impatience with even slight changes clear. He once again put executions on hold.
Two weeks ago, after a weeklong trial over the latest procedures, Frost said the state had narrowly demonstrated it was serious about following its rules. He warned prison officials to get it right the next time.
Andrew Welsh-Huggins can be reached at http://twitter.com/awhcolumbus.
Associated Press writer Kantele Franko in Columbus contributed to this report.


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With its two key ingredients - rum and butter - this Christmas cake recipe is a hit. It is less dense than your standard Christmas cake recipe - and a little more rum-soaked! If you can let the cake sit for the full 10 weeks - it is really worth it. It is delicious by itself, or covered with a layer of marzipan and icing. Prep time includes overnight fruit soaking.
This Christmas cake is absolutely wonderful. I've made several, have substituted the mango with Papaya, raisins, etc. and it still turns out perfect. This is the best all around fruit cake I have ever made. - 20 Dec 2001 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
I loved this recipe. I made it several years ago to give as gift. I made then in mini loaf pans and gave them out. Everyone ranted about of moist they were. The cakes were so good that when I lost teh recipe I came back here looking for it a full 2 years later. Great Job! - 20 Nov 2001 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
I doubled the recipe to make a 9.5X3 round. I used whetver fruit I had on hand(walnuts,cranberries,raisins,currants and golden raisins). I did not think mango would quite go with cake. I soaked the fruit in Apricot flavoured brandy instead of rum for 3 days and used 4 cups of that (doubled the original recipe). Did not have molasses on hand so substituted honey. Next time I am going to try adding some treacle as well for the color and deep flavor. I made this cake for my mom-in-law's birthday. Topped it with lightly sweetened whipped cream which was a nice contrast to the dense cake and garnished it with orange slices. Everybody LOVED it. The cake turned out to be rich,moist and delicious. This recipe is a keeper. - 22 Nov 2005 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)


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Ever since you were little one of your nicknames was Riley-man. Not sure why. It just was. And today you will be 21 years old. You are your nickname.
I remember when birthdays were not any fun for you.
And now…you can not wait for your birthday or Christmas or Easter or any other special event. It may have taken you a bit longer but boy oh boy are you ever embracing it now.
I remember when doing any type of group activity was not in the cards.
I remember when you had to be put under general anaesthesia to get your teeth cleaned. We did that twice.
And now…you put it on your visual schedule as if it were just another thing to do on any given day and are a rock star in the dentist chair.
I remember when you were a "particular" eater. And now…oh wait. Never mind.
I remember when any sign of crust would be the end of the world.
And now…not only will you just pick off the offending parts but you will eat grilled cheese sandwiches cut into squares OR triangles. BAM!!
Yes I STILL cut off the crusts but if I happen to miss a spot...you will just pick it off. :D
In your 21 years…
You have taught me that life is not black and white. It is mostly grey. Not an ugly grey. A nice slate grey.
And now…there are more rainbows then grey.
You have taught me to live one day at a time. Mostly because that's all I could handle in the early years of Riley World.
And now…well…ummmm…I'm still living one day at a time because now you've entered Riley World: The Adult Years and it's scary. Very scary.
You have taught me to have a sense of humour. Because laughing was a whole lot better than ugly crying.
And now…I can laugh even more because now there are places that sell beer and wine even on Sundays.
And now…I can laugh even more because now there are places that sell beer and wine even on Sundays.
But mostly…you have taught me to be patient. Boy have you taught me. Over and over and over again. You have tested my will to live sometimes. ;)
And now…21 years later, I think I am a better person because of you.
And now…21 years later, I think I am a better person because of you.
Happy 21st Birthday Riley-Man!
I Love You, Mom


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Actress Mena Suvari has followed up her Independence Day (04Jul11) charity run by winning a gold medal in a race on Saturday (30Jul11).
The American Beauty star, 32, was among the 60,000 runners sweating it out on 4 July (11) for the 10 kilometre Peachtree Road Race in Atlanta, Georgia.
Mena Suvari donned her sneakers in Atlanta once again on Saturday to compete in Fearless Philanthropy's first ever People's Health Day challenge, to raise awareness of personal wellbeing.
The actress triumphed again in the five kilometre race and showed off a photo of her medal on her Twitter.com page.
In the accompanying message, she wrote, "GOLD BABY!!! 5k in 26:28.. for my age group - 20-35... This is definitely one of the best days of my life. It was my 3rd race ever in my life. I'm definitely addicted!"


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Queen Latifah wants TV chiefs not to try and make her the new Oprah Winfrey after landing a daytime talk show in America.
The former rapper-turned-actress has landed a deal to host her own syndicated show, but she insists she doesn't want to be pitched as a replacement for the TV titan.
Oprah Winfrey ended her long-running talk show last year (May11) and no one has stepped up to take her place.
Queen Latifah says, "A lot of people came at me when Oprah decided she was gonna retire and it seemed like everyone wanted me to come and take her spot. I just feel like no one can take her spot. Oprah is Oprah."
But she's convinced her new show will be a hit - because she's teaming up with Will and Jada Pinkett-Smith's production company.
She adds, "I think we can find something fun to do every day, something positive and we can win."