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Saturday, 24 April 2010
61 comments:
- Twoface said...
Best of luck AM with ur squad..
- 12:03 pm, April 24, 2010
- Ban said...
My Team:
Bale Jagielka A.Dawson
Malouda Bullard Arteta M.Taylor
Tevez Carew Bendtner
- 12:05 pm, April 24, 2010
- Shiv said...
Similar team to mine.
Bale, Jagielka, Steinsson
Piennar, Taylor, Mokoena, Malouda
Tevez, Bent, Davies
Hope it works out for us AM. I tried my best to get Cahill in too but it wasnt possible unless I sold Tevez which I wasnt really willing to do.
Lots of BD work ahead what with the double gamers :)
- 12:06 pm, April 24, 2010
- Ban said...
Good luck for everyone^^
- 12:09 pm, April 24, 2010
- rwlwhite said...
I've gone:
Bale, Jagielka, Salgado
A.Young, Cahill, Malouda, Gerrard, Benayoun
Davies, N'gog
bit risky with yossi and n'gog, but i figure i'm not going to win the game, and i'm nearly 700 points ahead in my mini league so can't be caught, therefore i can risk a few hunches this week
- 12:11 pm, April 24, 2010
- greginho said...
i almost went with 5 midfielders, this week, because of the thin options available up front. i decided that i liked all of my options from last week bendtner, carew, and tevez.
salgado, bale, jagielka
malouda, arteta, adam johnson, milner
tevez, bendtner, carew
i am hoping arsenal win 5-2 with bendtner getting all of the goals unassisted, i want tevez to get the brace, with johnson assisting.
- 12:31 pm, April 24, 2010
- Birty said...
Hutton, Knight, Dunne
A-Jo, Arteta, Wilshire, Walcott
Bent, Agbonlahor, Davies
Already started my Barndoor work - cleaned house. The only non-double gamer I have is Arteta.
- 12:35 pm, April 24, 2010
- Bojan said...
i have rooney... 21M gone
- 12:36 pm, April 24, 2010
- Bradley said...
My line-up:
Arteta/M. Taylor/Maxi/Malouda
Tévez/Carew/F. Campbell
I'm not thrilled with the forwards other than Carlito. Originally I had N'Gog but dropped him for Campbell because of the injury news (meaning he'll probably play after all and score). I considered K. Davies, but he's just as likely to collect cards and fouls as score. I wound up holding on to Carew for lack of a better idea. Maybe I should've gone 3-5-2 this week.
- 12:41 pm, April 24, 2010
- Maxer said...
i've jumped-off bendtner wagon this week making my forwards as tevez, gabby & anelka.. other player i'm hoping can help me are milner, bullard and malouda.. with dawson and mancienne as fillers..
good luck everybody..
- 1:01 pm, April 24, 2010
- Alper said...
- 1:50 pm, April 24, 2010
- Anonymous said...
I've been switching around between Malouda or Anelka, and here's my team:
K.Rich/M. Taylor/Maxi/Malouda/T.Cahill
Tévez/F. Campbell
Have a great weekend everybody...
- 1:52 pm, April 24, 2010
- Anonymous said...
yes! penalty!
1-fucking 0!
- 2:03 pm, April 24, 2010
- Ian Sanderson said...
Last weeks barn door saw me swapping Tevez for Torres, so have had to do quite a bit of re-arranging resulting in a team I'm very happy with...
S. Given
Bale Baird Jagielka
Bullard Lampard Arteta Gerrard Taylor
Tuncay Davies
- 2:25 pm, April 24, 2010
- Anonymous said...
- 2:31 pm, April 24, 2010
- Louie B said...
Bale Mancienne Dawson
A Johnson Milner Malouda Maxi Nani
Bendtner Tevez
Had a feeling Nani was going to get on the scoresheet. Bale - the gift that keeps on giving - FF def. player of the year if you ask me.
Who's looking good for next week?
- 3:23 pm, April 24, 2010
- Anonymous said...
Who's everyone looking at on the BD? Given?
Good luck this week everyone!
- 3:52 pm, April 24, 2010
- Anonymous said...
I took Kirkland and Hutton :(
Complete new 11 for nest week. First time I've done that since start of season. Currently looks like this
Konchesky King Zabaletta
AJ Kompany Gera Modric
Bellamy Pavly (A Fulham Forward)
- 4:03 pm, April 24, 2010
- Anonymous said...
Like many I went for a bargain basement front and an all-star MF. So far it's looking pretty good. Hope to get a decent result this weekend, I've had a Hull-like second half and need a break:
Mancienne / Bale / P. Robinson
Arteta / M. Taylor / Lampard / Mokoena
Carew / K. Davies (!) / Ilan (!!!)
- 4:04 pm, April 24, 2010
- Dave said...
Well, the 4 teams with double games are the obvious choice for the barn door. But most of them (Spurs aside) have yet to play. I will be going all out on 2-gamers in my front attacking seven. Looking at: A-Jo, Tevez, Pavly, Etherington, Dempsey, Modric/Bentley, Tuncay, and a bunch of dirt cheap defenders.
Would like to try for Schwarzer or Given, but that will depend on $$ available.
- 4:47 pm, April 24, 2010
- Ban said...
Game Over for HULL CITY!
I am one of your fans too, Tigers!
2011/2012 meet Tigers in Premier League again!
Cheers up, Tiger's fans!
- 5:06 pm, April 24, 2010
- Anonymous said...
nex week so far
bale/manciene/melchiot(2 change)
milner/eth/modric/de jong(unsure)
any suggestions?!?!
- 5:46 pm, April 24, 2010
- Hinrik said...
Bale Steinsson Mancienne
Lampard Malouda Arteta M.Taylor
K.Davies Yakubu Bendtner
- 5:55 pm, April 24, 2010
- Hinrik said...
This is my team for this week btw.
- 5:56 pm, April 24, 2010
- Anonymous said...
bendtner on the benchtner...sigh!
11 points from bale...nice!
- 6:02 pm, April 24, 2010
- Anonymous said...
70.5 so far...points are dribbling in...
- 6:03 pm, April 24, 2010
- Anonymous said...
darren bent 23.50 points seriously?
- 6:28 pm, April 24, 2010
- Anonymous said...
so far 52 points, i am really happy, bale got 11 points & conceded three goals, so unreal but good :D
have howard, jagielka, mancienne, lampard, carew, tevez to go,
- 6:30 pm, April 24, 2010
- Birty said...
Given looks like he's dislocated his shoulder. Nielsen - the sub goalie would be potential for next week apart from him not being avaialble yet.
- 7:07 pm, April 24, 2010
- ronson said...
boo! 80 points clean with only milner and mancienne to go.
poor poor week..
- 9:25 pm, April 24, 2010
- greginho said...
ronson you think that 80 points with two to go is bad. i have 43 points with jagielka, malouda, milner, arteta, and carew to go.
gordon and bale led my lines, with only bendtner getting close (5.56) to his cost with 5 points, the rest adam johnson 4, salgado 1.5 and tevez with 1.5. if ebanks-blake had not got the lucky goal, i would have had a 3rd clean sheet.
hoping for 15 points a piece of the remainder of my crew to salvage 100
- 10:33 pm, April 24, 2010
- Kellz said...
@Ronson: Hate to break it to you but Mancienne already played and got 0pts. But hey you have Milner who will hit 10+ so 90's is a great week.
Myself I have 30.5pts with 6 left, and truthfully they are my big hitters. Kuyt, Malouda, Arteta, Maxi, Jags, Howard. I am hoping to salvage my week with some stellar performances tomorrow. Kuyt was a quick decision after I dropped Rooney and Altidore. I had Ngog but he was in doubt with a back problem. I am hoping this means Kuyt moves to striker instead of being on the wing.
BD: Definately looking at Schwartzer, AB.Faye, Zabs, Given (for now unless ruled out), Modric, Ethrington, Gera, AJ, Tevez, Defoe, Pav.
But many of these players are expensive so I hope to get atleast 7 DG's.
- 12:14 am, April 25, 2010
- Maxer said...
bad first game.. with dawson (5), tevez (1.5), mancienne (0), mendy (4.5) and bullard (-1.5).. ouch!!..
tonight all my big guns are playing.. milner, gabby, malouda and anelka.. hopefully each of them gave me 20++.. :)
- 1:52 am, April 25, 2010
- Anonymous said...
pretty happy for once this, 65 points with lampard anelka alex ferreira malouda and benayoun to go. I am superstitious and everyone time I go heavy on Chelsea players they win so fantasy wise I will drop a bit. Just as long as we take the double :)
- 2:03 am, April 25, 2010
- Anonymous said...
Built a pretty good platform Saturday, 76 pts. with Arteta, Lampard and Carew to go. Big goose egg for Mancienne but Mokoena was a superb filler. Took a big chance with West Ham that paid off big (Ilan, Green) I honestly didn't know who to pick in this game (could have gone with Kirkland and Moreno) so I let my GF (the General Manager) decide. Can't believe I jumped 13 places in my blog league (39th from 52nd). Hope I'm still in the top half after the Chelsea numbers come in.
- 3:28 am, April 25, 2010
- bean said...
gambled with bringing in F.Camp instead of Bent to get me Arteta, hopefully pays off..didn't like seeing Bent's points this morning.
hutton ferr foley zat
adam arteta malouda
f.camp tevez davies
(hutton's red hurt, terrible points from adam and tevez; what a bore of a match, was adebayor high?, liked davies points, satisfied with green's, hoping for big things from malouda and arteta)
for next week tinkering with:
hangeland faye richards
lennon ethering adamjohn duff whelan
defoe fuller
all in?
it's going to be an interesting couple of weeks in the premier league. lots of critical matches.
good luck everyone.
thank you assistant manager
- 9:05 am, April 25, 2010
- Anonymous said...
last minute switch from Ngog to K Davies
and Carew to D Bent while dropping Howard to Jussi.
K davies and Bent paid off but Jussi was quite a disappointment. only 56 pts with Jag, Cahill, Ivanovic and Ferrria to go. bad week overall. :(
Next week I am looking at:
Mancienne, Wilkinson, Bassong?
Ethrington, Gera, AJ, Palacios (maybe)
Tevez, Defoe, Bellamy
- 12:36 pm, April 25, 2010
- Anonymous said...
Fulham is fielding a team of mostly reserves today. Anyone concerned about choosing Fulham players for the DG week since it seems like the EPL is no longer a priority for them?
- 3:56 pm, April 25, 2010
- Alper said...
arteta scored winning goal...
- 5:03 pm, April 25, 2010
- Anonymous said...
which keeper is better for next week;
James, home against Wolves or
Kirkland, home against Hull
Both are similar pricewise but im unsure which will perform better
any suggestions?
- 7:37 pm, April 25, 2010
- Anonymous said...
amazing sunday, was with 42 points, but stevie g, lamps, maxi, alex and arteta made some adjustments :) up to 456 with chelsea points to come
- 7:45 pm, April 25, 2010
- L'Orange noir said...
All the points are in and I find myself sitting on 130 points which is pretty good.
Gerrard, Lampard and Bent my big scorers.
Think I'm going to go really heavy on the DG teams this coming week... is anyone thinking otherwise?
- 9:11 pm, April 25, 2010
- Anonymous said...
Horrible week for me with gambles on RVP and Kuyt not paying off. 55 points and out of the top 1000 sadly although optimisitc of getting back in. Only bright points were Bale (as always) and Milner! Carew somehow managed to do jack all, usually avoid derby game players but just thought in his rich vein of form that for a cost of 8 he would at least rake that in!!
- 9:24 pm, April 25, 2010
- bean said...
i think Begovic(1.00) for a buck is a great deal for the double, assuming sorensen is out.
for the doubles, fulham's schedule looks great, though they have europa thurs, hammers sun, stoke wed.. all three matches at home. still, rotation is a risk, who knows who will start?
i like duff,baird,zamora (or nevland).. i like gera, but seems more likely to fall victim to rotation... is anyone not able to play in europa? gera maybe..? so then he would look good for the league matches. actually, zamora seems most at risk since his still a little injured.
keeping adam johnson, leaning towards dropping tevez.. just seemed to be playing so much deeper into the midfield lately with adebayor back. nielsen would be a nice pickup if he was in yff, seemed decent out there.
kind of interested in the "who's playing relegated teams" single gamers.. i could see lots of goals scored on p-mouth, hull, burnley... watson looks interesting.
- 11:07 pm, April 25, 2010
- bean said...
how about
- 11:15 pm, April 25, 2010
- Maxer said...
another bad week for me (and everyone in my private league).. only managed to get 46points with anelka 1.5points although Chelsea scored 7!!.. gabby 3.5 and tevez 1.5points.. milner and malouda pushed me a little bit from disapointments and embarrassments..
- 1:38 am, April 26, 2010
- Yankee said...
@Bean - would you add Pavly in place of Ether since Stoke have 2 games but "nothing" to play for?
- 1:39 am, April 26, 2010
- bean said...
@Yankee - didn't think Pav looked to great last match, was thinking Eidur cause he's so cheap. but that's a good point, we should be wary of the teams with nothing to play for..
- 2:39 am, April 26, 2010
- Anonymous said...
After a few weeks in turmoil back to respectability with a blistering 150. Also just for the record, past the 3,500pt mark for the 4th season running which is always a personal landmark for me.
Unlike many of you I didn't get onto the Bale train but also unlike many of you I've still got DROG from week 1. That's 494pts!, consider that for while.
Question for the Spurs army:
If you were to pick ONE Spurs player other than Bale this weekend, who would you pick and why?
Thank you
- 3:27 am, April 26, 2010
- Yankee said...
@Bean - that's what scares me about Begovic, but for a price of $1, I guess I only need him to survive to get a return of 1 point. Also, I guess he does have something to play for.
- 3:44 am, April 26, 2010
- Kellz said...
@Anonymous: The choices of Spurs players to consider not in any particular order but my must have is Defoe followed closely by Lennon.
1st: Defoe -> sure starter and leading goal scorer for Spurs, faces Bolton at home in which I can see him hitting 2 goals. Tricky away match to Citeh but he can rise to the occasion.
2nd: Lennon -> Fresh from injury and looked lively in his brief appearance at Utd. His quick pace could destroy Bolton and open up Citeh. When he plays, you can expect some good phantom points.
3rd: Pav -> Should still partner Defoe but hasn't looked as sharp as 2 weeks ago. Hes at risk playing only once with Crouch possibly getting the second nod.
4th: Crouchy -> See Pav above.
5th: Bentley -> Hes on many peoples radar with Kranj out. But honestly look at his stats, ever since his shock 25pt match on week 20, his elevated price has not been worth it. For 13mil hes rarely produced over his price, Bale is also taking FK's so his value has diminished. Lennon is definately the way to go.
6th and 7th: Modric or THudd -> Both very similarly priced not offering too much in the way of points but good options over 2 games at 8mil respectively.
8th: Gomes -> Certainly breaking his shaky reputation and coming up with some fantastic performances this season. Bolton should be a gimme CS + Win which should carry nice points into the Citeh match. Even in a loss to Citeh, Gomes could very well make enough saves from Tevez and the gang to produce positive points. Hes behind Schwartzer though in my book as expensive keeper for the double.
Hope that helps, just my 2 cents.
- 3:44 am, April 26, 2010
- Kellz said...
Just doing some "WHAT IF?" thinking on what the 4th place finish could look like from a begrudged Liverpool supporter.
-Citeh v Villa: Draw would mean Citeh with 64pts and Villa 65pts
-Spurs v Bolton: Loss for Spurs keeps them at 64pts.
-Liverpool v Chelsea: Win for Liverpool sees them climb to 65pts
-Citeh v Spurs: Draw sees Citeh with 65pts and Spurs with 65pts
Each team now will have played the same amount of games being completely neck and neck only separated by goal difference! How exciting would the games on May 9th be to decide the last Champions League Place!
Do I think Liverpool deserve 4th after the display this season? No
Do I still want them to take 4th this season? Yes
Am I dilusional or just won't give up?
- 3:55 am, April 26, 2010
- Ban said...
A poor week for me! Anyone same as me? I think so.
End up with just 84points! A poor week points for me!
Mikel Arteta, Malouda and Taylor save my week!
Thanks god!
Big down for my forward!
Carew 0 Tevez 1.5 Bendtner 5
For next week, my team going to:
Kirkland (1st time change my keeper from Myhill)
Bale Zabaleta Jagielka
Arteta AJ Modric Watson
Tevez Pavlyuchenko Bellamy
No bd any players this week, and may let Bellamy, Pavlyuchenko and Watson go to change another! Any suggestion?
7 players of my team having double games, just hope can upgrading to 8 to 9 players to have it.
- 4:39 am, April 26, 2010
- hoping for the best said...
I was one of the poor souls who lost Bale at 5.40 during the yahoo glitch two weeks ago. Anyone have any thoughts about buying him back now at 16.16 or would Aaron Lennon be a better place to pork the cash? I am only 10 points back in my group from the lead, my opponent has Bale cheap. Makes me think Lennon.
- 5:29 am, April 26, 2010
- Anonymous said...
Pretty sad with my own team. Altogether gvin me 93 points, gutted to go with K2 (which i thought he could make some impact) instead of bent (he was on my list!!)
Robbo also give me no shit, and yakubu is another dead striker for me.
Defender not giving many points, but bale is superb, consistent performance.
For next week:
Duke (do u think myhill is gonna play?)
any comments?
Kellz, don't u think UEFA and double games will give a big impact for Schwartzer? I'm kinda worried. but indeed, Gomes looks good, but I am not sure after get they're ass kicked by MU, 3-1 sure dropping their morale.*sigh*
- 6:31 am, April 26, 2010
- Kellz said...
@DarkZero: No I don't feel it will be negative for Schwartzer, hes been doing it all year. Goalkeepers aren't running 90min and thus aren't expending the same energy as a field player (they have their own keeper endurance). So Schwartzer should be fine to compete in all 3 matches.
- 7:01 am, April 26, 2010
- YFFScout said...
I'm a big believer in players doing well against the same clubs. Probably read it already - really interesting article;
- 7:06 am, April 26, 2010
- Afif said...
I totally agree with you Kellz..never in my life seen such tight competition for fourth place..this was the turn around week and next week will be the decding week..I'm betting that L'pool, A.Villa, Spurs and Citeh will go all out which will mean trouble for us Managers..well there is a famous quote " this is football god dammit"
- 7:29 am, April 26, 2010
- Anonymous said...
Since it's nearing the end of YFF season, I am going all out on this coming DG
Begovic (1.00!!!)
Bale Jags Zabaleta
Modric AJ Kompany Lennon
Defoe Tevez Adebayor
That's 10 DGers
Begovic is dirt cheap & would relish the chance being the 1st choice keeper. Kompany is a filler.
Other than those 2, all are attack minded players...Comments will be appreciated ;)
- 7:34 am, April 26, 2010
- Anonymous said...
sorry if the question had been raised before..
yahoo yet to update on 3rd choice Man city keeper?
- 8:52 am, April 26, 2010
- L'Orange Noir said...
I've settled on the following, although it might change duing the week;
Bale, Rocha, Pantsil
Lennon, Modric, Etherington, Duff, Johnson
Defoe, Fuller
The only non-DG being Hart, who I think is a nailed on clean sheet, and Rocha who is filler but also against Wolves away so fingers crossed for a clean sheet there too.
- 10:13 am, April 26, 2010


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So far I must admit to being rather proud of myself for how I'm adjusting. That said, it should be noted that while Ryan is out in the "real world" for 9-10 hours everyday, I just sit in our apartment and watch TV (our shipments haven't arrived yet, so it's all I have had to do--don't judge me). Even so, there have been a couple things that have struck me as so different, it's even hard for me to wrap my mind around them.
The first is what I like to call "Indian time". Actually, from what I've heard, most countries aside from the US have their own time, where "tomorrow" means "next week" or "30 minutes" means "2 hours". But I have never experienced this before. I come from a culture of "If you don't have your pizza in 30 minutes, we'll give it to you free" etc. etc. so I've always expected that when someone says "30 minutes", they mean "30 minutes". If it's after that (within maybe a 5 minute grace period), it is considered rude and apologies are usually offered. That is not the case here. Since we have arrived, we have been promised many "tomorrows" that turn out to be several days or even a week later. We have been promised "I'll be there in 30 minutes" and we now know not to go down for at least an hour. It's not rude here, it's just how it is. However, Ryan is picking up on it. He called his driver when we were an hour from our apartment and said, "I'll be there in 15 minutes." Let's just hope it's not something he brings back to America with him.
Secondly, as white people, we get stared at, a lot. In fact, we were told before we came that people would even want to take our pictures, and would sometimes even try to do it sneakily without you knowing. Well, it's one thing to be warned, and another to experience it for yourself! Ryan and I visited Golconda Fort one Saturday, which is a big site-seeing attraction here in Hyderabad. There are hundreds of huge stairs, so at one point we just needed to sit down and take a break. At one point, I noticed that someone was sitting beside us and when I looked up, he was getting his picture taken. So I moved to get out of the way, as people politely do in America, to get out of other people's pictures. As I moved, however, the huge group of people near the person taking the picture started laughing! The guy who was sitting next to us says to us, "No, come sit back down, I wanted you in the picture!" We were shocked! Here is this young guy, speaking perfect English, dressed very western, and yet he still wanted a picture of the two white people next to him! So I said (probably too politely), "I don't want to be in your picture" while everyone was still laughing! I was very embarrassed and Ryan and I just walked away.
Finally, most people here have domestic help and we were told that it would be a good idea for us to as well, as the apartments can get very dusty. So we thought we'd just get someone to come in and do the floors, the kitchen, and the bathrooms a couple times a week. However, if we want someone to do the toilets, we'd have to get someone separate who's in a lower caste. This fact was such a whole different concept for me! I thought to myself, "Forget it! I'll clean my own toilets, I don't care!" It must be so strange to come to America after living in India and realize that people in the middle class clean their own toilets! And even their houses!!
I am hopeful that once I adjust to these three changes, I'll be a more patient person, not be so self-conscious, and know how to clean a mean toilet!


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I was recently lent a Garmin FR35 to test and give feedback. For a full, techy review read DC Rainmaker
Model Name: Garmin FR 35 Sn73
Current cheapest price: £149.99 from Decathlon
Rating (out of 5 stars): 4
Key features:
1. Looks quite like an apple watch in shape
2. Online Connectivity -Alerts flow through from your phone to the watch
3. Heart rate monitor
Great looks - good enough to wear all the time and small enough for a girl!
Fulfils the fitness tracker, smart watch and proper running watch brief to a good level. Not really really powerful as a training tool if you want complicated intervals and loads of mid-run feedback but has a lot of good features and is very reliable and easy to use
A lot more pleasing to the eye than Normal GPS watches. With a slight runners wrist it's hard to find a watch to fit a lady but this was fine. Comfortable and not too plastic. It looks good enough to wear all day and doesn't scream 'running watch'. I'm slightly surprise
Heartrate monitor is much more reliable than other wrist-based ones I've tried - even the most vigorous interval session. The GPS was also reliable.
Battery life was excellent - I only had to charge it once a week and it charged very quickly. I was surprised at the lack of instruction manual but it proved to be very easy to use.
Lap programming was good and I particularly liked the variable WU and CD option. However, you can only have the same rep each time so if you're alternating times it's no use.
Social media and online pairing was a great added bonus and again meant I wanted to wear the watch all day. However, this was one area where a manual would have helped. Sometimes it worked and sometimes it didn't and I couldn't work out how to read messages after they had initially flashed up.
A few areas for improvement
- You can't change setting once you've started a workout. Sometimes I'd begin running and then realise I wanted AutoLap on but I couldn't change the setting without stopping the workout and starting again.
- It seems that there's only 1k or 1mile autolap options available
- Whilst the watch found the satellites fairly quickly I did miss the Assisted GPS option of my previous watch where you could use your phone to get it locked on before you left the building.
- It would have been nice to be able to set different time / distance laps and recoveries rather than having to have the same thing for each lap.
- It seemed a waste to only have one field on the second screen
Would I recommend it?
Yes, it's a good watch, easy to use and nice to look at. There's room for improvement but it's above base level and give you everything you need for solid and varied training. I'm asking if I can buy the one I was sent.
However, if you're looking for a more powerful watch it's worth trying out the Garmin VivoActive HR. Mr Bland got one for Christmas and really likes it.
I'm interested to know what the recently announced New Balance IQ will have to offer.


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Dara O'Briain is an Irish stand-up comedian, best known for hosting panel show Mock the Week. He is one of Britain's most successful and beloved comedians.
Dara has a long history as a television presenter. He was originally a children's TV presenter in the 90s, then a team captain on Irish panel show Don't Feed the Gondolas, then host of The Panel, then in 2005 he became the host of Mock the Week. His success in television has been mirrored by his rise as a stand-up comedian, performing sell-out shows at the Edinburgh Festival and around the world, including tours of the UK with 50+ dates.
In addition to his television work, Dara has written columns for numerous UK newspapers, and written a book called Tickling the English, that describes his perception of the English.
Dara's success isn't difficult to understand. He's extremely lovable, has excellent delivery, and his subject matter is easy for a broad audience to relate to.
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Some time ago some friends and I decided to do the three peaks challenge - where you climb the tallest mountains in Scotland, England and Wales in 24 hours. It sounds quite impressive, but it's probably worth remembering that Ben Nevis pretty much has a road leading up to the summit and Snowdon does in fact have a railway line going up one side. I hasten to add that we didn't actually take the train to the summit - though we did very much enjoy the fruit of our labour - or at least some welsh cakes and tea - at the cafe conveniently located at the top. The difficult part of the challenge - apart from the long sleepless driving - is the mountain you elect to climb at night. In our case it was Scafell Pike in the Lake district. Not having been back I couldn't tell you anything about it. It was a gloomy night and we stumbled about for most of the time in a vaguely upwards direction, got lost; made a guess at having reached the top and stumbled back down. Still I'm sure those others of you from the occupied territories of Great Britain will agree that of the three countries England is the best admired by night.
It can be a magical experience climbing at night - especially if you get to watch the dawn from the summit. A long time ago I climbed Mount Sinai in the middle of the desert of the Sinai peninsula underneath every star. Not presently, I should advise, the best time to visit. There are 3,750 "steps of penitence" leading to the summit, said to be carved by a monk as an act of reparation for some terrible deed, though there are doubtless many in Egypt presently who would benefit from such exercise. Coincidentally it is also a sacred site for Muslims being the place Muhammad's horse Buraq made his final ascent to heaven. Buraq was notably a pegasus with long ears, who famously transported the prophet from Mecca to Jerusalem and thence to the heavens. Appropriately, he has had two airlines named after him.
Today's epistle to the Hebrews contrasts this mountain, Mount Sinai, with Mount Sion of the New Jerusalem. Anyone who has even scaled Primrose Hill will have some idea why mountains across all cultures are associated with the divine. There is the impressive height, pointing like an arrow to the heavens; the defensibility of the position, and of course the spectacular 'God's eye' view. Mountains, though, change character depending on the conditions. In good conditions a mountain can make you feel like a king surveying his fiefdom; when you're exposed to a violent storm with lightning above the tree line, or when you're lost amid red desert rocks, nowhere feels more exposed than a mountain, nowhere makes you feel smaller or more vulnerable, nowhere gives you that overwhelming sense of fear and awe.
In Moses' encounter with God in Mount Sinai, the experience is characterised by darkness. This may come as a surprise - given that we're so used to thinking of God in terms of light - but actually most descriptions of God's presence and meeting with God in the Old Testament use the language of clouds, darkness and obscurity. This follows the injunction in Exodus that 'there shall no man see me, and live' and, if we remember, Moses who is closest of all men to God before Christ is only allowed to see God's backside as he passes Moses in the cleft of the mountain. So for all that God is a 'consuming fire', he is hidden in smoke and a 'thick cloud' upon the mountain.
So when we read the writer to the Hebrews describe the old mountain of Moses, with covenant of the blood of Abel (who was the first to sacrifice animals), you might think, 'great! We've moved beyond all that fearful old stuff about religion being queer and mysterious, bloody and gloomy'. For the Church though the story of Moses, enshrouded by darkness on the mountain top, has remained the example for our meeting with God. St Gregory of Nyssa talks of the soul ascending through light, to the cloud to meeting God in darkness. St Denys speaks of meeting God in 'luminous darkness' or 'brilliant darkness', the English author of the Cloud of Unknowing rather predictably discovers God in a 'cloud of unknowing'. The Spanish mystic St John of the Cross, or as I like to call him San Juan de la Cruz, who famously coined the phrase 'the dark night of the soul' writes:
His understanding is the less endowed –
The more he climbs to greater heights –
To understand the shadowed cloud
Which there illuminates the night;
Thus he who comprehends this sight
Will always stay not understanding,
All knowledge transcending.
It is often wrongly supposed with these writers, usually called mystics, that they are suggesting some supra-rational, supernatural experience, happens where your personality somehow conjoins with God in a pegasus-bound ecstatic encounter or revelation of divine truth. The truth is the opposite. To speak of meeting the divine darkness is to realise the end of one's powers of imagination and intellect; it may comfort us in our doubt and challenge us in our certainties; to grasp the total otherness of God is to allow the layers of egotism, accomplishments, fears and desires, ambitions and pains to slip away for a moment in self-forgetfulness. It is more like a kind of preparation for death.
Let me read that passage from St John again:
His understanding is the less endowed –
The more he climbs to greater heights –
To understand the shadowed cloud
Which there illuminates the night;
Thus he who comprehends this sight
Will always stay not understanding,
All knowledge transcending.
There is a difference, however. For Moses this close experience with God was terrifying. The proximity to God was deadly - 'there shall no man see me, and live.' As the epistle read: 'if even an animal touches the mountain, it shall be stoned to death' - killed from afar. But for the Christian writers this death is not fearful. They have learned that Christ was raised up - and the imagery is important - raised up on a cross, and there in the darkness at noon - which came over the whole land until three - making a second covenant with creation to replace the first made at Sinai. At Sinai the covenant given is that of the Law for death. On a green hill at Jerusalem the covenant is made of love for life. This is also the message implicit in today's Gospel, where the woman receives freedom and healing - but only through an expansion of the strict law of the Sabbath.
So the writer to the Hebrews says we have not come to the mountain of fear and death, but to 'Mount Zion and to the city of the living God, the heavenly Jerusalem' - to the 'new covenant, and to the sprinkled blood that speaks a better word than the blood of Abel' - but we still await the final kingdom, after the earth has once again been shaken.
In this sense we are like Moses who in his great age God leads up to the mountain of Nebo, to the top of Pisgah to look over the promised land. Not for him to enter it, but for the generation that follows: 'I will give it to thy seed : I have caused thee to see it with thine eyes, but thou shalt not go over thither.' Moses dies but we are told 'his eye was not dim, nor his natural force abated'. He reminds me always of Martin Luther King, whose most famous "I have a Dream" speech was delivered 50 years ago on Wednesday. The speech ends with a cry for freedom:
Let freedom ring from the mighty mountains of New York… the heightening Alleghenies of Pennsylvania… the snow-capped Rockies of Colorado… the curvaceous slopes of California. But not only that:… from Stone Mountain of Georgia… from Lookout Mountain of Tennessee… from every hill and molehill of Mississippi. From every mountainside, let freedom ring.
But it is his final speech that is I think even more gut wrenching, more inspiring, and eerily prophetic, delivered the day before his assassination. It closes:
[God has] allowed me to go up to the mountain. And I've looked over. And I've seen the Promised Land. I may not get there with you. But I want you to know tonight, that we, as a people, will get to the Promised Land. So I'm happy, tonight. I'm not worried about anything. I'm not fearing any man. Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord.
There are all sorts of mountains that can bring us closer to God. And closer to God in different ways. There is the dark night of the soul and there is the beatific vision of heaven. Now we have fair weather; now we have a storm and a consuming fire. And sometimes they come within 24 hours. Today we are saying goodbye to four of our choral scholars who are leaving to pursue new or long-held dreams. And in the last quiet week of August perhaps it's a good time for all of us to take a walk up Primrose Hill. Before the madding crowds of London return again; to take stock, to look where we're heading and what we can see. God is a consuming fire, but he meets Elijah in the silence after the storm. Perhaps it is time to consider making our own 3750 steps of penitence, or perhaps it's time for us to join with the innumerable angels in festal throng; to lay aside our guilt and grief; to discover again the immeasurable love of God.


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Feuer International Scholarship in Artificial Intelligence
The Feuer International Scholarship in Artificial Intelligence (MPhil/PhD) is prestigious and highly competitive.
It is funded by successful Warwick alumnus Jonathan Feuer, and was established to create a group of extremely talented, academically brilliant, world-leading young researchers who will go on to have careers in the field of Artificial Intelligence.
If you are awarded a Feuer Scholarship for your PhD fees and stipend, you will have the chance to work alongside Warwick's Turing fellows and with world-leading academics and experts at the Alan Turing Institute in London.
You will also have access to industry partners, mentoring and potential investment opportunities.
What is funded on the Artificial Intelligence Scholarship?
The Feuer International Scholarships in AI offer a generous funding package which includes;
- Full MPhil/PhD tuition fees for 3 years (home/EU or overseas)
- Stipend at RCUK rate plus a top up of £2,000 per annum (£14,777 + £2,000 in 2018/19)
- Support for travel, equipment and research
Applying for the Feuer International Artificial Intelligence Scholarship
What are we looking for?
Applications are welcomed from outstanding PhD applicants, and the Feuer International Artificial Intelligence scholarships are open to home, EU and international applicants. In 2019 the scholarship attracted around 200 applications from 45 countries and has attracted applicants from the most prestigious institutions in the world (including Yale, Cambridge, Oxford, and MIT).
We are looking for students with aspiration as well as intellectual aptitude. You should possess an innovative approach to problem solving, well developed technical skills, a willingness to work in a cross-disciplinary training and research setting.
It is important that you are open to learning new skills, which might be outside the field of your undergraduate and/or Masters degree. You should have, or be about to graduate with a first class BSc Honours degree or international equivalent. Ideally you will also possess, or be about to be awarded a Master's level degree.
Applications for 2019 entry are now closed. The application process will reopen for 2020 entry later this year.
What are the timescales for 2020 entry?
The timescales below are indicative and will be confirmed when the application process reopens for 2020 entry later this year.
- Open for Applications: To be confirmed
- Closing Date: 31 January 2020
- Stage 1 Decisions: March 2020
- Interviews: March 2020
- Decisions: late March 2020
What is the application process?
The application process is in five stages:
Stage 1. Submit an Expression of Interest via the online application form. You will need to provide a CV and supporting statement (of no more than 1000 words) which can be uploaded to support the application. IMPORTANT: Please ensure that the supporting statement indicates how your background and interests align with the field of Artificial Intelligence, and which areas of Artificial Intelligence you are most interested in pursuing.
Stage 2. After we have reviewed the stage 1 application submission, you may be invited to submit a full MPhil/PhD application. This will be online via the main Warwick postgraduate application portal.
Stage 3. If you are shortlisted, you will be invited to a scholarship interview with the Department and the donor, Jonathan Feuer. This interview may be over video link if you are based overseas.
Stage 4. If you are offered the scholarship, you will need to accept your scholarship and your place at Warwick, and successfully complete the enrolment process.
Stage 5. Successful applicants will enrol and start their Feuer International Scholarship in AI in October of the year of entry.
The First Feuer International Scholar in Artificial Intelligence
Aparajita Haldar
Aparajita graduated with a dual degree of BE in Computer Science and MSc in Mathematics from BITS Pilani, Goa, India in 2018. During this degree programme she also spent one year away completing her two undergraduate thesis projects, the first with Imperial College London and Maxeler Technologies London, and the second at Johns Hopkins University.
Currently, Aparajita is a PhD student with the Department of Computer Science at the University of Warwick. Her research is generously supported by the Feuer International Scholarship in AI, and the work is being carried out alongside the EPSRC CDT in Urban Science group. She is working with Prof. Hakan Ferhatosmanoglu as her primary supervisor.
Her key research interests are in the field of artificial intelligence. In particular, she is interested in language understanding and common-sense reasoning techniques applied in various text domains.
Aparajita Haldar
PhD Computer Science


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There's a long history of British and French colonial aspirations in WA's southern port town of Albany. And there are echoes of that colourful past at Liberte – a mash-up of Parisian bohemia and colonial Vietnamese food and aesthetics.
Liberte's fetching interiors are kitted out with puffy sofas, antique chairs, period posters on the walls, objet d'art, knick-knacks and old cafe tables. The result is a comfortable, warming bar and dining room. Its thrown-together decor is cool — Melbourne cool. San-Francisco cool. Shoreditch cool.
All this scruffy style is backed up by terrific food.
Crispy fish bao was fluffy and light and stuffed with deep-fried fish, fennel slaw, tom yum mayo, grated egg yolk and fried garlic. Sounds like a train crash, right? Not on your Nellie.
Crispy pork belly must be a crowd pleaser. The same dish was on the menu for as long as we can remember And why not. They've nailed the combination of juicy, buttery-soft belly meat and a crackling so hard a cat couldn't scratch it. A splodge of red plum sauce on the side was exactly right for the meat — sour, citrussy, chilli flavours. To top it off: a large mound of apple and Brussels sprouts remoulade.
Banh xeo is a crispy crepe with pork, mushroom and bean sprouts served with cos lettuce — to be used as a wrap for the other ingredients — herbs and a finger lime nuoc cham. The balance of Thai/Vietnamese flavours was on point.
The cocktail program at Liberte is taken very seriously and their drinks are inventive and well balanced. The wine list is a paean to local producers with some "orange" and low intervention styles of wine for the more brave-hearted.
Is Liberte worth the drive? You bet. Go for a drink and dinner and stay a day or two to look around and explore Albany and the beautiful Great Southern region.


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We just got this is stock a few days and I am in love with it.
The sandstorm kit contains five loose mineral eye dusts that can be used alone or with their iline sealer for more definition and cling.
Here are some photos of the shades it contains. The pigments are photographed with and without flash. The left colour of the two on each side is the pigment without the iline sealer and the right is it with the iline sealer.
1. Brown Brass
A warm rusty brown
2. Sand Beige
A medium gold shade
3. Champagne
A Rose gold
4. Full Moon
A cream with a slight yellow tone
5. Copper
Red/Orange copper
As you can see all five shades are amazing and so wearable. The sets costs €25 and the pigments normally cost €14.95 each!!! Such good value for money.
If you rather the pigment with the iline sealer, that is just €9.95
It is available in Aura Beauty Centre in CH Chemits while stocks last.


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Investec Opera Holland Park will stage a one-off performance of Verdi's Requiem on Tuesday 1 August 2017. All proceeds from the event will go to those affected by the Grenfell Tower fire, with funds distributed by Rugby Portobello Trust.
Tickets are on sale from today, priced at £35, £25 and £20. They can be purchased online or by telephone and donations can also be made online.
All tickets are sold out, but Opera Holland Park are inviting those who would to hear the performance to turn up at Holland Park and listen from outside the venue.
Performers include Anne Sophie Duprels (soprano), Yvonne Howard (mezzo-soprano), Neal Cooper (tenor) and Barnaby Rea (bass), plus the Opera Holland Park Chorus, the City of London Sinfonia and conductors Sian Edwards and Peter Robinson.
Several of OHP's staff are residents of North Kensington. One current member of staff, and Grenfell resident, is currently missing.
Find out more about the Verdi Requiem memorial concert and to book tickets or donate: www.operahollandpark.com.


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No doubt, the owner probably wants to protect the leather surface from stains and blemishes. But in the process of doing so, the classy feel of the interior is compromised. Probably signing up for a routine leather grooming package would be a better idea. The cost should be peanuts compared to the price paid for the car, which is 3.48 million yuan (S$682,000).
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Our Week in the Forest...
The forest is just a forest, isn't it? Well not when our Little Forest Folkers get into it, and the possibilities are endless! This week has seen a few new activities in the forest that have used our natural environment in ways that we haven't done before, or for a while.
Mark-making and drawing became very natural as the children took out their pens, more accurately described as sticks from the forest floor, and learned how to draw all manner of different things in the mud that is still very present in the forest. Numbers were a big focus and with numbers written, the children then made a game of finding the correct number of sticks to match. This has extended into name writing on presents (look out for a gift in your nearest backpack!) as well as the making of lovely pictures.
The tools came out this week as well as making fires, sawing and using palm drills. The children relished the chance to get cutting with their new Little Forest Folk friends who are taking their first plunges into the wonderful world of forest school activities. They cut a piece of log, which was then carried over to the drill station. They then drilled a hole into the log pieces and stuck a stick into the hole that they had created. With a little paper sail, the boats were complete!
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On August 4, 2016, the EBA published an amended version of its ITS on benchmarking of internal approaches under the CRD. The ITS have been amended to assist regulators in their 2017 benchmarking assessment of internal approaches for credit risk and market risk. The 2016 exercise covered credit risk for so-called high-default portfolios (small and medium enterprises and retail) and market risk portfolios. The 2017 exercise will focus on low-default portfolios. The EBA noted that it intends to update the ITS annually to ensure the quality of future benchmarking exercises. The amended ITS have been published as a package of documents with consolidated instructions, templates and annexes. The amended ITS have been submitted to the European Commission but have not yet been adopted.
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Notorious gangster Al Capone was known for saying, "I'll swallow my blood, before I swallow my pride."
Our nation's forefathers believed in this principle when they signed the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. Since then, generations of men and women have bled and died so that we could live in the freest and most prosperous nation in world history.
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Today, Raytheon, one of the world's largest military contractors, opened a brand-new missile production and test facility in Huntsville, Ala. Close by the U.S. Army's Redstone Arsenal, the facility will be used to product Standard Missile-3s and SM-6 interceptors for the militaries of the U.S. and its allies. This is the SM-3, which is designed to protect against short- to medium-range threat ballistic missiles.
The U.S. Navy will use Raytheon's Standard Missile-6 for extended range fleet protection.
Inside Raytheon's 70,000-square-foot missle integration and test facility in Huntsville, Ala., a partial missile assembly mock up sits at a workstation.
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Naga Ghost Pepper. What more can we say but the hottest commercially available chilli seed. The only chilli hotter has been genetically engineered in England, and is yet to become available commercially. Firmly at the top of the Killer Category. Touching the flesh has been known to cause severe skin burns. Its not a marketing gimmick when we send you disposable gloves for handling these! The Bhut Jolokia is officially rated at an inferno like 1001304 Scoville heat units, according to the Guinness World Records.
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Nike Air Yeezy Red October, Air Foamposite One Paranorman, Lebron Arnold Palmer, Air Jordan Doernbecher Dozen.
Chinese sneaker enthusiasts will soon have access to these popular but hard-to-find sneakers, thanks to a partnership between the New York-based retail and consignment store Stadium Goods and Tmall Global, an extension of Alibaba's business-to-consumer operation.
Stadium Goods, which is one of the largest players in the US sneaker resale market, expanded into the growing Chinese market earlier this month, launching with low-priced items which will be followed by trophy case products later.
"As a leader in the sneaker marketplace, we're excited to be partnering with China's most premiere destination for selling and buying," John McPheters, Stadium Goods co-founder and CEO, said in a statement. "We believe together, Tmall Global and Stadium Goods will offer sneaker enthusiasts throughout China the most premium level of customer experience and authenticity for the Chinese consumer."
Chinese consumers are spending more on sportswear due to the rise in popularity of professional basketball, and a growing interest in exercise and fitness among middle class consumers.
"You never know how much volume is going to come when you launch a new channel," McPheters told Business Insider, "but I've always had high hopes for the Chinese market. Turning it on and seeing the sales come in is fun."
For a long time, if a sneaker aficionado in China wanted to buy authentic shoes, they usually had two options. One was to ask friends abroad to buy the shoes and bring them to China. The other option was to shop on Taobao, Alibaba's biggest consumer-to-consumer online store. That option is a lot like eBay, where people buy and sell to each other.
The authenticity of sneakers bought from Taobao is not 100% guaranteed, but that hasn't stopped passionate sneaker fans from buying them online.
When the Stadium Goods Retail Store opened last October in Soho, New York, Stadium Goods got a taste of just how strong that desire was during its first two weeks in business. A Chinese dealer walked into the store and paid $10,000 for about 50 pair of Nike Air Jordans for resale back in China, according to McPheters, and similar Chinese shoppers have made appearances at the store since then, and Stadium Goods regularly fields questions from Chinese customers looking to purchase through the site.
McPheters found that the interest in specific styles in China is exactly the same as in the US, and said China's growth potential prompted the launch on Tmall.
"People estimate that [the sneaker resale market] is a billion dollar business," McPheters said. "In my mind, all those estimates are really based around the United States alone... and the majority of that is online transactions."
"If you think about China, the e-commerce market is almost double the size of the US… So I think it could be a $1 billion business in China," he added.
In its first three week of business on Tmall, Stadium Goods sold 83 pair of sneakers, with the Adidas NMD_R1 - S79166 and Adidas NMD R1 - S31510 being the top sellers, according to the transaction history of Stadium Goods Tmall store.
As of this writing, Stadium Goods has put 1,500 of their total 5,000 styles of sneakers up on Tmall with prices up to RMB 2,000 (about $300 US dollars, before tax and shipping). Chinese consumers would be subject to an additional 30% tax when they buy sports goods valued at more than RMB 2,000 from non-Chinese residents sellers, according to the adjusted China parcel tax policy for cross broder e-commerce.
McPheters said Stadium Goods can obviously sell more expensive items, including those in their trophy case, but they wanted to launch with the lower-priced items before pushing everything else live.
The process of shipping the Sneakers to China takes two weeks and the shipping fee is RMB 60 ($9 US dollars). That might make it harder for Stadium Goods to adapt to the consumer climate in China where people are highly price-sensitive.
"Taobao customers have higher expectations towards delivery timing. Most of them will prefer domestic shipment to overseas," said Patrick Xu, who has been selling sneakers on Taobao for five years.
"With their current price, Stadium Goods will have little competitive advantage," Xu predicted. "If they don't offer a competitive and affordable shipping price, it would be difficult to build their customer base."
Xu also mentioned that the abundance of sneaker retailers in the market already creates a price ceiling that forces him to keep the price down in order to get business going.
"Their retail price, along with shipping costs and tax, will tend to turn Chinese customers away, as paying for these extras are not part of their consumer habits," Xu said.
Kai Liu, a student at Chongqing University, has been a loyal sneaker fan since high school. After browsing the Stadium Goods Tmall store, he told Business Insider he wouldn't consider buying there for a simple reason: it's too expensive.
Liu took Nike's Lebron 10 EXT QS "Brown Suede" shoes as an example.
The original price for that sneaker is RMB 1928 — about $290 US dollars. It's "reasonable and acceptable" for Liu, but when you add RMB 236 ($36 US dollars) tax and RMB 60 ($9 US dollars) shipping fee, the final price is RMB 2224 ($335 US dollars) — nearly 300 RMB ($45 US dollars) more than the product's original price.
By comparison, the same sneaker on another Taobao store where Liu has shopped and verified its products, only sells for RMB 1820 (including RMB 20 tax, or $275 US dollars), making it RMB 404 ($60 US dollars) cheaper than buying from Stadium Goods.
In addition to the price, adapting to China's digital ecosystem is also a challenge. China's digital ecosystem is hugely interconnected and fragmented, Danielle Bailey, research director at the data analytics firm, L2 in an email to Business Insider.
"'If you build it they will come' won't necessarily work," said Bailey, who heads research on APAC markets, adding that "social media, online forums, and online influencers are hugely impactful" in China's e-commerce market.
"Pretty soon we will flex our muscles on the content side," said McPheters, referring to Stadium Goods' marketing strategy once the business picks up speed on the transaction side.
Stadium Goods is not the first retailer of its kind to the Chinese market.
"All the major global sportswear brands — Adidas, New Balance, Nike, The North Face, and Under Armor already have an official presence on Tmall," Bailey said. "The hugely popular BAPE and brands like EVISU and Y-3 are also there."
"The Chinese consumer is a very sophisticated and knowledgeable consumer,"she added, "they have moved beyond the flashy logo stage of new luxury and are looking for niche brands to differentiate themselves and communicate that they are in the know."
For his part, McPheters said he is optimistic about China. "Getting it together and launching on Tmall is a huge amount of work and a lot of blood, sweat and tears. Now it's live, it's breathing, it's transacting. It's a very exciting time for us," McPheters said.
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Orlando + Magan - Houston Wedding Photographer - Botanical Gardens Beaumont
We LOVE this Botanical Gardens Wedding! It was our first time photographing at this beautiful venue and we cannot wait to come back! We are in love with Magan's custom made rose and white gold ring and her stunning all lace dress. Magan's bouquet was nothing short of a fine piece of jewelry covered with vintage broaches by Fabulous Bouquets who also created all the bridesmaids matching bouquets and boutonnieres as well. But the show stopper for the evening wedding was the bride's fabulous jewel backed wedding shoes by Badgley Mischka.
Thanks again to the amazing vendors who helped make this day Special! La Belle Fleur who not only coordinated everything but also decorated with the romantic flowers and sheers draped in the colors of dusty rose and blush everywhere. Magan and Orlando's cake by Debbie Delights was outstanding and definitely took center stage with it's six layers covered in white cream icing and gold leaf. The bride and groom who were high school sweethearts celebrated their marriage surrounded by family and friends and all had a wonderful time. Thank you again for allowing Image Studios Group LLC to capture your engagement pictures and your beautiful wedding. It wouldn't have been the same without my friend and trusted second shooter Neha P. Photography we were both overjoyed to have the honor of documenting such a momentous occasion for you both and wish you many years of happiness.
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Did you know that my LO>E for flowers was fostered by my grandmother who owned a floral shop in San Antonino Tx. When I was a child I would spent time watching her create beautiful bouquets and floral arrangements. I can still remember the smell of her shop. A sweet combination of Shalimar & Roses... to this day that is the only perfume I wear and I have carried my LO>E for flowers into my Photography Business & Prop Shop called PicAdilly Props.
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My favorite arrangements are to create lavish Wedding Floral Crowns here are a few images of some of my favorite pieces.
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For over 35 years I have sought the beauty in objects of everyday living. The way the light hits a tiny leaf on a tree. The prism of color showing through on a flagstone rock, from a reflection of my garden chime swaying in the breeze.
I've always tried to create my own oasis. Since we've had our daughter, I have a new zeal for life & my creativity has gone through the roof. I spend everyday looking through her eyes. I allow her to take me on a journey of the magic world that she see's.
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These images are a reflection of what we share together. Something so simple as a Lavender Rose she saw at our local Home Depot. That she said was "So' lovely" Before I could stop her she had plucked it from the plant (she is 3 btw) we quickly moved sections... hehehe
She has been watercolor painting since she was about 2 and I have saved all of her paintings. I have wanted to incorporate them somehow with my own photography and images. This seemed like the perfect solution...
I have used her watercolor paintings as a texture/color layer on top of the flowers we choose together to photograph. She helps me set up, and place the items in front of the camera. When she goes down for her nap, I take the images and create the finished product you see below...
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Luxury On Top! Philippe Starck's Hotel Design Topped With An 18th Century-Style House
The architect known as Philippe Starck is back, and he has some lofty goals. Today we get a look at Philippe Starck's latest design, which was produced in partnership with Hilton for the hotel chain's "Curio Collection,." This stunning hotel is an eye-catching creation as we find an 18th century-style home sitting on top of the hotel.
The unique design comes as the architect was tapped to provide a "habitable, surreal and poetic work of art" for Hilton. The creation is described as "an out-of-scale phantasmagoric architecture." The house on top of the hotel will allow guests a "poetic restaurant and lounge bar" surrounded by a rooftop garden. The hotel was designed to complement the nearby Centre Pompidou Metz and construction is set to begin in the very near future.
Have a look at the renderings in the images below and let us know what you think in the comments. Stay tuned for much more from Philippe Starck coming soon.


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When it comes to shopping, heading to the mall can be a huge hassle. It always seems like no matter how often I go, it's always the same old thing! That's why I've started doing my boutique-ing online. I'm going to be highlighting some of my favorite online boutiques that sell dresses, tops, and accessories at affordable prices. As you know, I'm all about a bargain, and I recently discovered that EVERY SINGLE ITEM at my absolute fave store is 50% off right now! As a blogger with an affinity for affordable fashion, I knew right now was the perfect time to pass along this info to you so that you can snap up any of these looks at a steal. I'll also be doing a regular style feature where I focus on specific online stores I love to shop at. These stores are all be tried and tested, so you know the sites are legit and you're not going to be spending hard-earned money and time waiting for an order that never arrives- or even worse yet, having your credit card information stolen (which happened to me at a different store, but that's another story for another time!)
Anyways, today I'll be focusing my attention on Lily Boutique. This is an awesome site for dresses at affordable prices. Everything on Lily Boutique looks like it is straight out of a fairy tale. They have a lot of flowy, girly dresses made of lace and chiffon. There also have a lot of beaded and embellished styles I'm loving- some of them look like they are straight out of The Great Gatsby.
So many of their dresses are great for upcoming weddings and events. I've purchased several dresses from them and they fit perfectly, and I received tons of compliments when I wore them. Their sizes are juniors sizes so they are a little smaller than misses sizes, but you can use their size chart to determine what size to order. I've had good luck at this website and just recently bought 4 gorgeous dresses for different events plus a cute blazer to wear to work.
Today I'm going to post some of my favorite pieces from Lily Boutique and also tell you about the things I look for when shopping online. Here is what I'm loving at Lily Boutique:
Cute Dresses:
Lily Boutique has some of the cutest dresses I've seen in a long time. When I checked the site, there were over 800 dresses to choose from in all different styles and colors. If your specific size is out of stock, you can turn the 'Notify on Restock' link on to receive an e-mail notification if they get the size in you are looking for.
This red dress is simple yet unique. I like the high neckline with the keyhole cutout at the top. I can see myself wearing it to a holiday party. A-line dresses are super flattering and tend to look great on every woman.
You can't go wrong with this purple lace dress with an asymmetric hemline. The bright magenta color is to die for! The asymmetric hemline gives this classic sheath dress a bit of an edge. I can see this worn with beige pumps to a cocktail party or just a dinner out with friends.
Stripes are a great flattering summertime wardrobe staple and this striped dress is hard to beat. I normally see striped dresses in basic colors like black and white, etc. but I love the combination of grey and white together as it is softer than darkcontrasting colors- but it is still neutral. The dress also has a flattering cut and neckline.
Amazing Prices and Free Shipping Over $75:
Usually when something seems too good to be true, it is. But not in this case! Prices at Lily Boutique are normally in the $30-$60 range, but with everything being half off right now, they are an even bigger steal! It almost seems too good to be true, but trust me, I've ordered from them and they are legit! The quality is perfect on all the dresses I've received from them. Now is the time to grab your favorite looks at the sale prices because I have no idea how long it will last.
In addition to the sale prices, there is FREE shipping on orders over $75 within the United States. I only needed to buy 2 or 3 dresses each time I ordered from them to qualify for the free shipping. That sure as heck beats spending gas money to drive to and from the mall only to be disappointed with nothing to show for it except tired feet and time wasted.
They also ship internationally with free shipping over $150 on International orders, so you can shop Lily Boutique from wherever your heart desires.
Just check out all these summer dresses in shades of blue here! The site makes it easy to sort by color and style so you can easily check out exactly what you're looking for. From lace to printed fabrics to stripes- I'm in love with all of these looks!
Secure Checkout:
It's perfectly reasonable to be a little nervous when shopping at a new store online for the first time. We are always a little worried about what we are going to get- or if we are going to get anything at all! There are no shortage of stores that are less than trustworthy as well as thieves waiting to steal your credit card information. Lily Boutique has a secure website with SSL security and encryption so you don't need to worry about credit card safety when you order from them. I've ordered from them in the past with no trouble and they shipped out my order within 24 hours. I received a tracking number in an e-mail from them that I was able to use to go online to track the status of my delivery. I actually received my order within 2 days, with just the standard shipping option. You can upgrade to Express shipping for an additional fee if you need something sooner.
The thing you always want to look for on any website when you are checking out online is that the lock icon shows up in your browser window during checkout. That is how you know the site is secure and your credit card information cannot be hacked. Lily Boutique currently accepts all major credit cards and Paypal. If you should have any trouble placing an order or have questions, their customer service is available from 10am-5pm CST Monday through Friday.You can also follow Lily Boutique on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest to get daily updates.
I hope you enjoyed my first post in this series on online boutiques I love. Online shopping is the easiest way to shop where there are thousands of options right at your fingertips. I plan to write more about other favorite shops of mine and hope you'll check them out too. Be sure to check out this online boutique and let me know what you think in the comments! Give me suggestions if you have any other stores you would like me to check out- I am always open to suggestions!