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Last weekend I said I planned to make-over one of our small soft-sided esky bags. You can see the bag as it was, here. The pic is flattering, so you can't really tell how daggy the bag looked. Aesthetics aside, it's a great size for our two wide-mouth thermoses - and as my laundry soaker efforts failed, I decided to make an outer cover instead.
The stash yielded some machine embroidery test pieces my mother had donated to the cause quite some time back. I found three small pieces of lizard print too, also featuring a frilled neck lizard.
All the fabric was already on hand, I just needed to design a suitable bag/cover. The end product isn't really what I thought I would make. I hadn't previously made a bag with side panels and this one didn't quite go as planned. There were various adaptions along the way - as well as unpicking, re-measuring and dark mutterings! It's just about finished now (but for a few more stitches on the esky lid) and I'm very pleased with how it's turned out!
The top of the esky bag is still visible, so I've (almost) sewn a piece of the main green fabric on the lid and created a new handle which matches those of the bag.


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2018 Only in America Gala
May 22, 2018 at 6:00 pm
Mandarin Oriental, 80 Columbus Circle at 60th Street, New York City
Honoring the Bernstein Family for their continued dedication to Artful Learning, a transformational learning model that empowers educators to use the arts and the artistic process to awaken and sustain the love of learning for all students.
The third biennial Only in America Gala will take place May 22, 2018 at the Mandarin Oriental in New York City during the worldwide celebration of Leonard Bernstein at 100. Beginning with a cocktail hour and followed by dinner and program concurrently, this event will celebrate NMAJH's original special exhibition, Leonard Bernstein: The Power of Music. This evening – featuring a live performance by Broadway veteran and Orange is the New Black star, jazz singer Lea DeLaria as well as remarks from those who knew him best, his children, Jamie, Alexander, and Nina – will honor Leonard Bernstein in a most fitting fashion.
Leonard Bernstein was chosen as one of the original 18 individuals inducted into the Only in America Gallery/Hall of Fame in 2010 and during this worldwide celebration of his life and legacy, NMAJH will take this moment to celebrate him with the fanfare he deserves.
Leonard Bernstein was a passionate, larger-than life personality – a charismatic conductor, devoted educator, and skilled musician who popularized classical music in the concert hall and through the television screen. Less familiar is Leonard Bernstein the thoughtful composer and ambitious social actor, the second-generation American who leveraged his love of learning and teaching, public celebrity, and musical talent to inspire social change.
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The #10KForNurses registration is open and we want you to do your 10k your way!
The #10KForNurses is a Cavell Nurses' Trust and @WeNurses collaboration to get people inspired and moving in October, to raise vital funds for nurses, midwives and healthcare assistants in need, to raise awareness of the fab work Cavell Nurses' trust do and to share how we can all be #HereForNurses, with some appreciated additional help from @medrevalidation .
10 x 10 fantabulous people (that's 100 people!)
Raising an amazing £10,000 (that's £100 each!) for the Cavell Nurses' Trust
In the 10th Month (that's October!)
By doing a #10kForNurses! (How? That's up to you!)
Decide what you are going to do to raise money? We have some inspiration for you:
Central 10k run – Join Cavell Nurses' Trust and WeNurses as we run together to support nurses this October – location for this central run will be decided via a Twitter poll early August.
Organise a 10k run – Organise a group of friends, family or colleagues to run your own 10kForNurses
Join a local 10k run – Take a look at these local 10k runs and register for one of them for your 10k
Just run – Step outside your front door and run!!
Organise a 10k walk – Get some family, friends and colleagues together for a sponsored 10k walk. Take a packed lunch and enjoy some fresh air together.
Walk every day - Get active and get sponsored to walk 10k steps every day in October!
Of course you don't have to run or walk your 10k, there are lots of amazing non-sporting 10ks … you can do ANYTHING!
Check out the infographic below for some fab suggestions (click to expand and share):
If you are still stuck for ideas, please get in touch with Cavell Nurses' Trust and they will help you find the 10k for you (see how in step 2!)
Pledge your support by joining the #10kForNurses team – get your FREE FUNDRAISING PACK and T-SHIRT HERE and fundraising support from Cavell Nurses' Trust, inspiration, training tips, and help with setting up a #10kForNurses JustGiving page.
Remember - you don't need to be a nurse (or midwife or HCA) to join #10kfornurses , you just need to want to support the work @Cavelltrust do to be #HereForNurses
Our FREE FUNDRAISING PACKS and T-SHIRTS are thanks to the fabulous folk @medrevalidation– so a BIG HUGE THANK YOU goes to them for helping to make this possible, find out more about them and their Revalidation solutions here Premier IT
Tweet about it, Facebook about it, blog about it .. SHOUT about it, raise money and raise awareness. Share lots of training pictures (don't forget that WeActiveChallenge runs throughout August and #nursesactive is a great way to limber up ready for your 10kForNurses). Remember to ask your friends, colleagues and even workplace to sponsor you!
DO IT!! – Run, walk, skip, hop, lift, jump, ski, bake or whatever … do it all at once or split it into smaller chunks … take a team picture or a selfie, tweet your stats, celebrate your achievement and feel good that you did your 10k your way and completed your #10kForNurses. Remember lots of sponsorship comes in on the day and after your event, so keep on sharing!
Join the #10kForNurses team HERE and get your FREE fundraising pack! Tell Cavell Nurses' Trust about your plans, or if you're undecided they can help you choose your 10k and support you to do it your way!
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White House official warns Kelly's 'cover-up is unraveling' as FBI Director Wray contradicts Porter timeline
A White House official on Tuesday told Axios that Chief of Staff John Kelly's "coverup" of the Rob Porter scandal is "unravelling."
The official made the remark following testimony from FBI Director Christopher Wray that called to question the White House's public timeline of the Trump administration's response to Porter.
Speaking before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday, Wray undercut White House aides who claim they weren't aware of the extent of allegations against Porter until last week. According to Wray, "the FBI submitted a partial report on the investigation in question in March, and then a completed background investigation in late July."
Wray added the department later "received requests for follow-up inquiry, and we did the follow-up and provided that information in November and we administratively closed the file in January."
"Wray's FBI timeline makes one thing clear: the Kelly coverup is unraveling right before our eyes," the White House official said.
Last week, two senior White House officials told the Washington Post that Kelly told staffers in a meeting to say "he took action to remove Porter within 40 minutes of learning that abuse allegations from two ex-wives were credible." As the Post noted, that timeline "contradicts both the public record and accounts from numerous other White House officials."
Onetime White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci also hit Kelly over Wray's testimony, tweeting that the president's chief of staff "must resign."
Based on FBI testimony, WH Chief of Staff John Kelly almost certainly knew about credible allegations of domestic abuse against Rob Porter at least 6 months ago – then recently forced others to lie about that timeline. Inexcusable. Kelly must resign. https://t.co/ydt7dmD7xs
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Le Musée Picasso
A highlight of a trip to Paris last summer was a visit to the Musée Picasso. Having undergone years of renovation, the museum reopened October 2014. Recreating museums and giving old buildings new life is something the French do exceedingly well, without compare.
Eager beaver that I was, I turned up a full hour before opening time—Not until eleven, monsieur?—which gave me an excuse to linger over coffee at a small café, Le Saint Gervais, a block from the museum, at the corner of rue Vieille du Temple.
Taking a sidewalk table offered a chance to watch the neighborhood wake up, to listen to the animated male voices coming from within the cafe, and to keep an eye on an elderly couple catching the morning rays in a secluded park across the narrow street. All of which made for a quintessentially Parisian moment for this flaneuse/bloggeuse who likes nothing better than observing the lives of others from a distance.
At the appropriate hour, I returned to No. 5 rue de Thorigny in the upscale Marais, where the Picasso collection is housed in an exquisite 17th century building once known as the Hotel Salé, a detail of which can be seen below. The name Salé (meaning 'salty') refers to the revenues collected by the original owner, a monsieur Pierre Aubert de Frontenac, the collector of the salt tax for France—for all of France, that is. Judging from the style and size of his magnificent mansion, he must have salted away plenty of those old French francs.
The collection contains 5,000 works by Picasso, 3,000 of them on paper. There are also the 263 works that he chose to keep with him throughout his lifetime, including works by his friends—Corot, Degas, Derain, Le Douanier Rousseau, Miro, Cezanne, Matisse, Vuillard, Renoir, Braque, Balthazar and Apollinaire, to name but a few. Picasso, no shrinking violet, eagerly sought out the company and the work of other artists, none more so than that of Matisse. He capitalized on their ideas, as they did on his.
Early on, Picasso had a liking for African art as well as for the works by 'primitives,' those self-taught painters who were not classically schooled. Indeed, the 1895 'Portrait of a Woman' by Rousseau (below, right), a self-taught artist, was the first work Picasso ever acquired. Of it he would say that it was the most psychologically truthful of all French portraits
Years later, he would trade a few of his own sketches for Matisse's portrait of his own daughter, Marguerite (above, left), also on display at the museum. And ultimately Picasso would offer the artist the highest compliment saying: There is only Matisse.
There are so many great beauties here, including the magnificent main staircase and the galleries filled with light, great art and fascinating stories. At the top of the staircase is Head of a Woman, an early sculpture. Picasso's muse for this work was Marie-Therese Walter, whose beauty he said demanded a classical treatment.
In the late 1930s, with the rise of Fascism in Europe, Picasso painted a number of portraits of his muse and mistress, Dora Maar. In Weeping Woman (1937), her expression is serene, even magisterial, but note the eyes, one facing forward, the other seen in profile. It's a puzzlement and a charm.
What's remarkable is how many works from Musée Picasso are currently on display at MoMA in New York in a monumental exhibit: Picasso's Sculptures. A show that the New York Times art critic Roberta Smith called 'a once-in-a-lifetime event.' But that I will save for yet another day.
And, lastly, I was charmed that day in Paris seeing Picasso's chair from his studio—a work both painterly and sculptural!
So which is it? Do you prefer paintings to sculpture? Watercolors or drawings? As you move from gallery to gallery, what is it that makes your heart sing? It hardly matters at the Musée Picasso, where I guarantee you there is something to please everyone, even the most discerning of critics.
So that's all for today, my friends. Hope to see you back next week, when I'll try to have something equally dazzling to share with you. Until then, may life be good to you.


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Portfolio Reviews
Berkeley Art Center in conjunction with representatives from Bay Area galleries, colleges and arts organization will review artist work, offer feedback and answer questions about the professional art world. This is an amazing opportunity for both artists, and local curators and galleries to view and discover new emerging artists. Reviewers are TBD. $25 BAC Members/$35 Nonmembers


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Returning goalkeeper Simon Mignolet denied Alvaro Morata in quick succession after the Spaniard aimed to get on the front foot for the visitors.
With Chelsea struggling to get on the front foot despite the obvious quality in their attack, the Reds made all the work, eager to continue their fine form on all fronts.
Seeing that this is the first match of two between the sides with Saturday's league meeting awaiting them, the Merseysiders were not about to slip up and were in control on every area of the pitch.
The first half finished goalless, but the second period kicked off in exhilarating fashion with the hosts still on the ascendancy.
There was a big chance at the feet of Daniel Sturridge after a loose ball fell on his path, but he missed after rounding the goalkeeper Willy Caballero a minute after the break.
Another good chance fell to Liverpool on 53 minutes when Sadio Mane charged on Ross Barkley's misplaced pass to force Caballero to a save.
Chelsea made its first substitution three minutes later as Eden Hazard came on for Willian.
That didn't stop Jurgen Klopp's side from going ahead after Sturridge made amends for his earlier miss to pounce on a rebound with an acrobatic finish.
The goal set the home side back a little bit and were content to keep a hold of their lead and protect it fully.
Travesty struck though, as Emerson Palmieri capitalised on poor defending to hand the Blues the all-important equaliser just before full-time.
As last season's Champions League finalists tried to regroup, Maurizio Sarri's men struck again thanks to an outstanding individual strike from Hazard who finished in the top corner to seal the win.


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An armed man looted a petrol pump and gunned down a truck driver who tried to stop him in Durgapur on Sunday night. The incident has been captured on CCTV, and the police are using the footage to track down the miscreant, who escaped on a motorcycle with around Rs 1 lakh.
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Sources said the truck driver, Madan Chauhan, who worked for the owner of the petrol pump in DPL area, was sleeping when he suddenly heard a noise. He then spotted a man running, after which he grabbed the miscreant's hand and asked him who he was. The man, who was carrying a pistol, then pumped three bullets into Chauhan; one struck his head and the other two his abdomen. Chauhan died on the spot. Officials from Coke Ovan police station rushed to the site, but the gunman had escaped by then.
"He (Chauhan) was shot dead when he tried to stop the miscreant from running away. We are monitoring the CCTV footage and will soon trace the accused," said a police officer. Sources said police suspected that the gunman, who had entered the petrol pump's cash room through a window, was Deepak Shaw, a known thug of Nepali Para.
The incident has triggered panic in the area. Local residents said the lack of police patrolling was to blame.


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RE/MAX Gold Agent Featured on "House Hunters"
August 8, 2018
RE/MAX Gold REALTOR Delia Nieto, from our Windsor office, had the opportunity to help a couple find a new home in a pretty special way. Delia was featured on "House Hunters" to help her clients, who happen to be her niece and nephew, purchase a new home in Sonoma County.
If you're not familiar with House Hunters, the HGTV hit follows a new buyer each episode on the hunt for their new home. The buyer lays out what they're looking for in a house, their ideal location and their budget, and then a local REALTOR shows the buyer 3 houses that they'll choose from. During a 30 minute episode, the buyer tours each home, pointing out what they love and what they don't. There is often a bit of comical tension as the buyers disagree on certain things: he wants a one-story, she wants a two-story; She hates carpet, he doesn't mind it; He wants a big yard, she wants a pool. At the end of an episode, the buyers share their thoughts and reveals which house they've chosen as their new home!
Back in November, Delia spent 5 days with a film crew from HGTV following her and her clients around town in search of a place to call home. After 9 months, the episode recently aired in late June!
If you missed the episode, fret not! The episode will air again on HGTV on August 24th at 9 pm PST and August 25th 12 am (midnight).
RE/MAX Gold sells more homes each year than any other independently owned real estate brokerage in California. With 66 offices in 21 counties to serve you; we serve areas throughout Northern and Central California; from Oroville to Fresno and Placerville to Marin.


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The Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren (PCCB) (Czech: Českobratrská církev evangelická; ČCE) is the biggest Czech Protestant church and second biggest church in general. It was formed in 1918 in Czechoslovakia through the unification of the Protestant churches of the Lutheran and Reformed confessions. The ECCB has about 115,000 members in more than 260 local congregations, which are broken down into 14 seniorates (presbyteries) throughout the Czech Republic.
In 2013, it reported 84,022 baptized members.[1] Numbers peaked in 1950 with 402,000 members;[2] since Communist rule, the Czech Republic's censuses found 203,996 members in 1991,[3] 117,212 in 2001,[4] and 51,936 in 2011.[5]
Reformation started already in the 15th century in the Czech lands. At that time, most of Czechs were Protestant (there were two Protestant churches - the Utraquist Hussite Church (1431–1620) and in the Unity of Brethren aka Moravian Church (1457–1620). However, any non-catholic churches were forbidden in 1620, after the harsh counter-reformation movement.
This ban was ended in 1781 by issuing the Edict of Toleration that permitted Lutheran and Reformed church in Austria-Hungary. Other churches were still forbidden and they were permitted after the foundation of Czechoslovakia in 1918.
The ECCB was established in 1918 by unification of all Lutheran and Reformed churches in Bohemia and Moravia intending to be an ensuer of the Unity of Brethren.
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Back in September, I thought our first transfer went relatively easy. Sure, one embryo stuck in the catheter had to be flushed in again and I had to pee like four minutes into it but I really didn't think it was bad.
Yesterday was a world of difference.
And, I hate to admit it, the seaweed seemed to be the difference.
The catheter went in so easy. Then the embryos were flushed in. Neither stuck in the tube. And an hour later, we were done. I even told my RE that I didn't think the first was bad but this was SOOO MUCH EASIER.
So I am hopeful it is a sign of things to come.
As for the thaw, I didn't know the results until right before transfer. Of the three frozen, all were defrosted. The first one didn't survive the thaw, the second one was already losing its cell wall (the zona whatever, Valium was my friend yesterday…). So they thawed the third and it was absolutely perfect.We opted to transfer the perfect one, obviously, and then the so-so one. The RE told us that with the embryo losing the shell, there is no way to know whether the cells in it survived or not. It happens naturally inside but with the frozen/thaw experience, there is no way to know. I figured it couldn't hurt so we did.
My hubby looked at both under the microscope and said it was obvious that one had a defined cell wall and the other didn't. But, whatever, they weren't going to do anything with the embryo anyway…
So I've been camped on the couch. I was a little worried about sleeping last night, though. With our first transfer, the first night I woke up with a crazy horrible, painful cramping experience. I now wonder if that was the embryo making its way into my left tube. I also wonder if the double flushing of last time pushed them to float to my tubal region.
Last night, no pains, no nothing. I was thrilled. I really am trying to be positive that this will work. We got pregnant last time, why can't we this time?
So now the fun wait begins. I know it will be all worth it though.
*My best friend just called me to ask if I had been to my front door yet. She, apparently left a goodie bag on the door to keep me busy. So sweet. So I am currently munching on baby goldfish. It's a sign. Not that I eat my young but babies. :)*


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High Protein, Low Fat, Low Carb (Carbohydrate) Grocery Food Nutrition Facts
I wanted to share some of my findings in my search for relatively easy to find, affordable, options for high protein, low carbohydrate, low fat food. I typically go for high carb, low fat food before and during exercise, and try to eat more protein after. I love pizza and mexican-american food, so take that with a huge shaker of salt. Nevertheless, here are some of my favorites that help me get more protein and a little less fat, and also don't require refrigeration before opening:
- Hormel Roast Beef (paraboiled and steam roasted with gravy, product of Brazil)
- serving: 2/3c 152g. 2 servings per 12oz can
- protein: 24g
- fat: 6g
- carb: 4g
- sodium: 730mg
- Valley Fresh No Artificial Ingredients White Chicken in Water
- serving: 2oz drained 56g ~1/4c. 2 servings per 5oz can
- protein: 15g
- fat: 1g
- carb: 0g
- sodium: 180mg
- BumbleBee Chunk Light Tuna in Water
- serving: 2oz drained 56g ~1/4c. 2.5 servings per 6oz can.
- protein: 13g
- fat: 0.5g
- carb: 0g
- sodium: 250mg
- Great Value Chunk Light Tuna in Water
- serving: 2oz drained 56g ~1/4c. 2.5 servings per 6oz can.
- protein: 10g
- fat: 0.5g
- carb: 0g
- sodium: 250mg
- EAS AdvantEdge Carb Control Shake
- serving: 11oz 330ml
- protein: 17g
- fat: 3g
- carb: 2g (vanilla) or 4g (chocolate)
- sodium: 240mg (vanilla) or 280mg (chocolate)
- potassium: 440mg (vanilla) or 540mg (chocolate)
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Review: Episodes 1&2 of 'The Karate Kid' Sequel Series 'COBRA KAI'!
So last night I got a sneak peak of the first two upcoming episodes of Youtube Red's new series 'Cobra Kai' AND 'The Karate Kid' side by side on the big screen! Yeah, I've been super pumped about the new series as The Karate Kid still remains in my top five favorite movies of the 1980's and maybe even of all time. I like it that much, so as a big fan I'm gonna give it to you straight. The first two episodes of Cobra Kai are everything you'd hope them to be and then some especially if you're a fan of the original 80's classic. If you've somehow never seen The Karate Kid, you really should do so first to fully appreciate this series, but if not I still think it's got just as much to offer to those who don't know the history of the franchise. Here's some of the basic story set up in the first two episodes without spoiling anything, as a good deal of the stuff I'm about to tell you about the plot is in the trailers for the show…
Original stars/rivals Ralph Macchio as 'Daniel LaRusso' & William Zabka as 'Johnny Lawrence' return and both look amazing in 2018. In fact they look so eerily similar to the way they did in the 80's at times it's a bit surreal. The story here picks up in the present day & former high school mega bully karate champion Johnny is no longer the rich "cool guy" he was back in the 80's. He's a jaded, down on his luck alcoholic who still spends a fair amount of his days reminiscing about the glory days of his high school years. Despite all of that from the very opening he also displays he can kick ass just like he used to just as well. He ends up accidentally saving a high school kid from a major ass kicking from a bunch of bullies. Not out of the kindness of his heart but because they've possible messed up his 80's sports car in the process of doing so. Continue reading
'Ash Vs Evil Dead' is Done. Damn….
Dang it, it's now official 'Ash Vs. Evil Dead' has been cancelled by Starz. I'm gonna admit, I'm pretty bummed out about this news as for decades I'd always hoped for Bruce Campbell to return to the iconic role of Ash Williams which he brilliantly portrayed in the Evil Dead & Army of Darkness films from the 80's and early 90's. When it was announced the series was a go in 2015 I was beyond thrilled. I'm fully up to date on season 3 and to this point I'm still a big fan of the series. I think it's been a mighty fun gory and gooey ride and was fully looking forward to seeing where season 4 might take us. It seemed the show from the start had quite a big buzz and lots of Evil Dead fans were there to check it out the mayhem. Over time however, the viewership shrunk and of course it also ended up being one of the most pirated shows on the internet. At the end of the day we've gotta wonder what the hell went wrong here ultimately?
Aside from people pirating the show and being a bunch of cheap skate Evil Dead fans I'd say there's a couple issues at hand that might have led to it's demise (the show being on Starz honestly was a problem from the start-because who the hell has Starz to begin with?). The good was we had Bruce back wisecracking his way in and out of every episode. We had a ton of old school 80's inspired gore galore & it seemed that perhaps was all that fans needed to keep interested in the series. But perhaps that's not quite the case? If I look at it critically, even though I adore the show and really didn't expect much more than what we got there's a few things I think may have hindered it's success. I'm not sure first of all that the story presented throughout the three seasons was really interesting enough to keep most on board for THREE full seasons. At a half hour each in length that's a lot of slapstick horror for most people & one season may have been just enough? Not for me.. Continue reading
Big Trouble In Little China: Remake or Sequel?!
I heard recently that John Carpenter is co-writing an official sequel comic book series to his classic "Big Trouble in Little China" called "Old Man Jack". It's set in 2020 and follows the further adventures of the now 60 year old Jack Burton as he once again does battle with evil forces looking to conquer the Earth. Coming this September, this new series from Boom! Studios is getting the internet talking about getting Carpenter to adapt the comic to the big screen by long time fans. Sounds like a god damn bonafide slam dunk huh?!
Well not so fast movie maniacs! What a lot of people have forgotten is that 20th Century Fox has been threatening all of us fans of the original movie with a remake starring Duane "The Rock" Johnson as the new Jack Burton. Now don't get me wrong, I actually like The Rock, but when it comes to the choice of a sequel to 'Big Trouble' with Kurt Russell at the very least written by Carpenter, it's a no brainer. At the very least, give us the damn sequel first!! You can always reboot that shit later. I'd hope at this point Hollywood gets the very simple fact that people want sequels (done with integrity mind you) for their favorite movies rather than another throw away, cookie cutter, "here today gone tomorrow" remakes of a cult classic they keep servin' us up. It should be proof enough with sequels to Star Wars, Blade Runner & tv shows like Ash vs Evil Dead that prove people don't really want a full on remake. They want the story to continue. The solution to the problem at hand is simple, just add Duane Johnson to the damn cast of the sequel, have him team up with Kurt Russell! DUH! Continue reading
Let's Get Phantasm's Reggie Bannister to Appear on 'Ash vs Evil Dead'!!
Bruce Campbell is horror icon & 'Ash vs Evil Dead' is definitely here to stay now with season three announced recently. Heck, season two was even BETTER than the first and gave a more detailed look at just who Ash really is as we hung out in his hometown for the majority of the show. This all got me thinking about other horror franchises and their unique heroes who haven't quite gotten the level of respect that Bruce has gotten over the years. I recently re-watched the entire 'Phantasm' series and found myself drawing parallels between Bruce's 'Ash Williams' and Reggie Bannister. Heck I'd say that Reggie from 'Phantasm' is just as badass as Ash and that the two of them would likely end up being good buddies if they ever met up to kick some evil monster booty.
Interestingly enough I ran across a petition online that someone had made that actually proposes the idea of getting the Phantasm's Reggie into the 'Ash vs Evil Dead' series on Starz. It hasn't gotten much publicity yet but I actually think it'd be an incredible idea to incorporate characters from other similar franchises into the series. I guess it'd be a little bit like an 'Expendables' of horror with some grizzled, aged heroes teaming up together. I think a cool place to start would actually be introducing 'Reggie' into the series to give Ash a hand. Both have a lot in common and it'd be comic gold to have these two older ass kickin' dudes team up and let's face it, I think fans would eat something like this up. To be clear I'm not just proposing that the actor Reggie Bannister makes a small cameo, I'm saying he should appear as the character 'Reggie' from the 'Phantasm' series.
Reggie's got the attitude and even in the somewhat lackluster "Phantasm: Ravager" he proved he's still got what it takes to kick evil right in the ass. Ash may have his boomstick but Reggie's got his signature quadruple barrel shotgun and can use a chainsaw like the best of 'em. Yep this retired ice cream man still's got the moves & the charm with the ladies (or so he likes to believe). Another thing him and Ash have in common. He'd be a perfect addition to the Starz series and Ash could pay him a visit hearing lore about another older dude who's spent his life fighting evil while hopping into different dimensions. It might take some convincing from Ash, Pablo & Kelly to get him on board but I could see the four of them teaming up being quite a incredible little slice of horror history in the making.
How likely is this idea? Probably slim to none, but let's consider at least that Don Coscarelli (The mastermind behind Phantasm) has already worked with Bruce Campbell, giving him one of his best roles of his career in 'Bubba Ho-tep'. To my knowledge the two of them are friends despite not ever being able to agree on how to proceed with 'Bubba Ho-tep 2' which for a while was going under the title of 'Bubba Nosferatu'. It'd be amazing to see Don Coscarelli direct a couple episodes of 'Ash vs Evil Dead' as well wouldn't it? We also saw a cameo in 'Bubba Ho-tep' from Reggie Bannister so it's very likely the two of them already know each other. Bannister is also still working in horror, in 2016 he starred in Phantasm: Ravager, The Obsidian Curse & Bonejangles. I've gotta check out the latter two.
I even took a moment to send Reggie a message on Facebook about the possibility of an appearance on 'Ash vs Evil Dead' and got a response saying "Anything could happen but no one has approached us". So it sounds like he'd be open to it but really fans have to make a stir in order for anything like this to actually ever materialize. What do you think? Would you like to see Reggie and Ash team up? Are there any other horror icons you think would fit nicely on the series? Share this post if you wanna see Reggie & Ash together!
Netflix: Why You Should Watch 'Hap & Leonard' & The Final Verdict on 'Iron Fist'!
Ok so I wanted to take a minute to briefly comment on Netflix's 'Iron Fist' as I FINALLY finished the whole damn thing. So at first I admit I thought the series wasn't too bad but as I completed the finale it was clear that this show just didn't deliver much of anything interesting. Now I'm not saying it deserves a 19% rating on Rotten Tomatoes but hey let's be honest it kinda sucked. The show was pretty damn boring and I admit EVERY one of the Marvel Netflix shows reach a point where this becomes the case. There's simply way too many episodes, way too much exposition and it just gets to be a bit of a LOOOONG ass process trying to get to the end of these shows. Some of these Iron Fist episodes felt like they were hours long. Combine that with the terrible meandering plot of 'villains' Harold and The Hand and the corporate board room BS and it just drags on and on.
I really wanted to like this one but god damn am I glad it's just over with. One thing this series excelled at was being totally consistently mediocre. Even the finale was a bonafide snoozefest. He barely ever even used the 'iron fist' at all throughout this damn show but damn was he hyped on telling everyone he was "the Iron Fist" every damn chance he could. I even kinda liked Finn Jones as the clueless, largely directionless, tantrum throwing rich brat superhero. And to be clear Danny Rand was most definitely not a "white savior" in any respect in this series. He actually was more of a "white screwup" – so to all of the people who had their undies in a bundle I suggest watching the show before you throw your online tantrums. Iron Fist could and should have have been great, pushing the kung fu action to crazy new levels, sadly I give this one a solid D+. Oh well let's hope they get it right in The Defenders!
On the brighter and more exciting side of things I did start a relatively new series on Netflix last night called "Hap & Leonard" it hooked me right away and I ended up watching three of the six episodes last night. SIX episodes thankfully NOT thirteen!!! I had to mention this one because it's got some damn good things going for it & here's a few reasons why you should check it out. First it's based on the Joe R. Lansdale book series based on these characters. He's responsible for writing some incredibly cool stories that have been adapted to film like 'Bubba Ho-tep', 'Incident On and Off a Mountain Road', 'Cold in July' & 'Christmas with the Dead' to name a few.
Next the directors Jim Mickle & Nick Damici have done some cool flicks like 'Stakeland', 'Mulberry Street' & 'We are What We Are'. There's a big horror connection to this series but so far it really doesn't quite fit into any genre really. Instead I see aspects of horror, mystery & adventure all crammed nicely into this series. Another plus for me is that it takes place in 1988 and damn do I love the eighties. It's got some real interesting characters as well, Hap's a poor rugged private investigator and his best friend Leonard is a gay, black, conservative cowboy who finds more in common with Elvis than Martin Luther King. Both guys are also martial artists and into getting into all sorts of mayhem in the backwoods of east Texas.
It also stars Mad Men's Christina Hendricks (who's a total babe and a great actor) as Hap's ex wife who's sent them on a wild goose chase to find a sunken getaway car supposedly filled with a million bucks somewhere on the bottom of a alligator infested river. There's also a weird ass serial killer duo on the loose, one of them is Pollyanna MacIntosh who's known for her intense role in Lucky McKee's horror flick "The Woman". She's just as wild n' crazy in 'Hap & Leonard'.
Yeah it's a breath of fresh air after Iron Fist that's for sure. Check it out, it's a thrill so far and full of surprises!! I'm thrilled this one's got a second season as it appears there's plenty o' crazy source material for out there already from Mr. Lansdale!
Hellboy 3: Will It Really Finally Happen?!
Hellboy 3 has from nowhere, suddenly become a real possibility and I'm pretty damn excited about it! I've been ranting about getting a third movie made here for a long ass time and with Guillermo del Toro's recent fan fueled poll bringing the movie back into the limelight it seems it now has a real chance of happening. The movie has been talked about now for almost a decade and because it didn't make a killing at the box office, making a third movie has been a tough sell for those big greedy Hollywood Studios. Over the years however the popularity of the unique oddball superhero franchise and comic book have gained quite a bigger following than they had back in 2008. So it could it finally be time for Hellboy to get the praise he deserves? I'd certainly say so!
For me the comic book series and all of it's offshoot titles that Mike Mignola has produced over the years remain to me the most solid superhero comics of the past decade. Though the movies and the Hellboy comic series differ in many ways, mainly in terms of comedy, I think the movies did a great job delivering the heroic demon to the masses. The characters look absolutely amazing and del Torro is likely the one responsible for that. Ron Perlman fits the part like no other could and the rest of the crew like Abe Sapien, Johann Krauss & Liz Sherman couldn't be represented any better in my opinion. The movies perhaps give us a bit of a lighter side of things than what you will see in the comics and added some romance into the story (which I actually kind of like as the Mignola comics rarely touch on that aspect of things) while visually making the seemingly impossible come vibrantly to life. I don't think there's a director I would have trusted more with Hellboy. Continue reading
Does "The OA" Need a Second Season?!!
Have you seen the new Netflix series "The OA" yet? If not STOP reading and go check it out, it's super damn good. Netflix is killing it these days with the amount of quality content they have been putting out and this series is easily one of my favorites. It's basic premise discusses the possibilities of life after death by exploring the phenomenon of Near Death Experiences or NDE's. The series has got quite an original and fully intriguing story at it's core and it's the type of show that by the season finale will have you perplexed and left thinking for days about the entire thing.
So what the hell really happened at the end there? There were a few different ways of interpreting what exactly went down, though none of the theories out there have been proven. Spoilers alert!! The theory that I like the best is that indeed the main character Prairie has gone to different dimensions and survived death several times. That her story IS true.
I've been a lucid dreamer most of my life & had always been quite interested in astral projection (also known as an out of body experience or OBE), I was really doubtful that there is anything after we die. Having someone close to me pass really kickstarted my interest in astral projection which is very closely linked to NDE's. I began to practice everyday and I've had some truly bizarre experiences that I can't explain happen to me. These experiences have led me to a place where I do beleive there is a strong possibility there's more to life than the physical body & that there IS indeed something more awaiting us all after our hearts stop beating. Perhaps I'll do a blog in the future about it all. Anyway the brilliant thing about the series is that it really leaves it up to the viewer to decide and by peoples personal experiences it will be clear which version you will lean more toward by the season's end.
The funny thing was about half way through I'd jokingly said "what if this woman was just full of shit, crazy or some kind of narcissistic cult leader? That'd be pretty crazy.." Well in the last few minutes of the show we were left with that very possibility and I realized if this show did continue it could go in two very different directions. We could have the fantastical supernatural meta physical journey continue or we could have the story of a strange woman who's fooled a group of people into thinking they're on to solving the ultimate questions of our existence. As it stands, as much as the finale was fully frustrating and completely perplexing I kinda like the way the show has left us all wondering just what version of the story is true. It's the wonder sometimes of not knowing all the answers that makes things in life so incredible, so if The OA remains a one season show I think it'd be kinda brilliant actually. We'll see what happens as of right now there's no word if the story continues or not, but damn you Netflix you did it again…


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I would say that I probably love music. Most likely more than the average everyday person. I would also say I couldn't nail down my favorite genre; I am as likely to listen to Miles Davis as to Billy Idol...though I guess Miles would win if it came down to it. He does claim the ring on my cell phone after all. For a couple of years, I kind of fell out with music purchase, and came rather late to the electronic music revolution. I was sticking to my guns with hundreds of cassette tapes, an ample vinyl collection, and of course the CD. I think I may have been stubborn.
9/14/2007 at 8:49 p.m. changed all of that. That was my first foray into the downloading universe. And I'm sure that I only began because I got an iTunes gift card for my birthday in September. It all began with Carmen McRae's You Took Advantage of Me.
Some time ago I read Stephen King's article on his top 20 most played songs in Entertainment Weekly. I never looked at my play counts until after his article. Then I realized that there is something to it. Tracking songs that you listen to again and again seems to show you what you already know to be true about yourself. It's no secret that every song somehow transports you to another place or time, either one you experienced firsthand, or one that you somehow missed out on due to age or morality.
So without further delay, my top 10 most played songs (maybe the next ten will appear in a day or two). I will preface with the fact that I have only included purchased music since 9/14/07 - and have not included the collection of CD's that I have imported. I may make an exception as I keep writing, but I'll try not to. In the instance there are ties, I will pick my favorite or list both.
- #1 You Took Advantage of Me - Carmen McRae. 59 plays.
I know that I have included this song on mixtapes sent out to at least 2 people for their listening enjoyment. I love Carmen McRae. In college, I was addicted to her songs in The Subterraneans soundtrack, which I still have and listen to on cassette. This song was playing in the opening credits of Real Genius. I guess I was too young to see this movie in 1985. I didn't see it until 2006. While the theme of the song, written in 1955 according to this discography: http://www.carmenmcraediscography.com/50s.html has nothing to do with high IQ college students in the 80's, it immediately endeared the movie to me.
#2 Almost Like Being in Love - Nat"King" Cole. 50 plays.
The greatest thing about downloading is that you can be thinking about a song you don't have somewhere either on cassette or album or CD and then for $.99 you can download it in your kitchen from your iPod. That's how this song makes the cut. Again, a movie motivator. This was the closing song from Groundhog Day, a film I saw in the theater 3 times when I was in high school. I have other versions of this song, the Charlie Parker version being a distant second with only 19 plays. I think this song is great, but the play count is probably also high because the length of the song is only a minute and 56 seconds...
#3 Bette Davis Eyes - Kim Carnes. 49 plays.
Another song that popped into my head one day after remembering and reseeing the movie Duets. Not Good. Please don't go and watch it because you saw it here. But this song is addicting, as you can see.
#4 Destination Unknown - Missing Persons. 44 plays.
My husband actually downloaded this song, and I think the plays are up there because I played Genius playlists of other songs (probably Bette Davis Eyes) and it automatically plays this song like every 5 minutes. I like the song fine, but I think I'm a little over it. Kind of like Gary Neuman's Cars.
#5 Paper Planes -MIA (Kala Bonus Track Version). 38 plays.
It's important to know the version of this song - because seriously, there are like 200. Every other version is not as good. This has the Clash's Straight to Hell sample predominately out in front like it should be, making the reason it's so catchy and good to begin with. I am rather out of touch with mainstream music, and originally thought this song became so popular due to Pineapple Express. But this song wasn't in that movie to my knowledge, and I really don't know why it became so popular. I'm sure someone does - if you do, please let me know. (Postscript: it was Slumdog Millionaire.)
#6 Lovesong - The Cure. 37 plays. 38 as I write.
I can not get enough of this song. I had to hit play when I saw it. I'm sure I was just a smidge too young when this originally hit the airwaves.
#7 Night and Day - Charlie Parker. 36 plays.
I really do love Charlie Parker, and this song in particular I guess. I think most jazz is amazing because how can you really tell who is playing an instrument? But you can, and Charlie Parker is one of the most amazing. It requires attention to listen to this in my opinion because it seems to change and I hear it differently each time.
#8 28 Butts - Little Jackie. 34 plays.
I heard Little Jackie on the radio when I was driving around last summer, and got totally addicted to this song. She's funny too: "I think back to the days I was smoking Kerouac -it was really kinda like an addiction, nonfiction, just reading my days and nights away". Maybe I identify with that.
#9 Kiko and the Lavender Moon - Los Lobos. 33 plays.
I can't get enough Los Lobos. I'm sure this playcount would be higher, but I recorded this to a CD and listen that way alot of the time. This track is the title of the album, but I think the whole album would rate as high. Tied at 31 plays are Wake up Dolores and Saint Behind the Glass (which I noticed was in the movie Nacho Libre - which I will endorse here and tell you to go and rent it now...).
#10 La Receta - Kemo the Blaxican. 28 plays.
Downloaded 11/28/2008 after seeing 10 Items or Less - another great movie. If you listen to this song, you keep hitting the replay. It's got a horn section, enough said...and anything in Spanglish... The recurring theme here seems to be that on the occasion that I am able to watch movies, the music is just as important as the film, or maybe that they go hand in hand, are better than the film, or are the reason for the film.
So maybe you will go and do as I did to Stephen King's playlist and preview them in iTunes to see what it is that made him write about them. Or link here to see his top 20 on the EW website: http://www.ew.com/ew/gallery/0,,20198509,00.html


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Aberdeenshire councillors and council staff came together at the council's headquarters in Aberdeen last week to celebrate International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO) 2015.
This year, IDAHO commemorates the 25th anniversary of the World Health Organisation (WHO) formally removing homosexuality from the International Classification of Diseases.
The day is recognised in over a hundred countries across the globe with the aim of raising awareness and helping tackle prejudice based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
Aberdeenshire Council marked IDAHO by flying the rainbow flag at Woodhill House. The ceremony was attended by Equalities Members Champions, Aberdeenshire Council Straight Allies and LGBT Network Group members.
Councillor Alison Evison, an Equality Member Champion who attended the flag-raising ceremony, said: "It's good to see Aberdeenshire celebrating diversity and demonstrating commitment to equalities by flying the rainbow flag at Woodhill House.
"Today we have joined together with thousands of people at hundreds of locations across the world in the spirit of togetherness and with the aim of learning from one another."
The council is fully committed to equality for all of its staff and has set up an LGBT Staff Network Group which is open to LGBT staff and those with an interest in LGBT issues.


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Actress says she found her initial lower salary offer 'shocking'
Gillian Anderson has spoken again about being offered considerably less money than David Duchovny to return to The X-Files.
The actress fought hard to receive the same pay as Duchovny during the show's '90s heyday, but revealed during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter earlier this month that when Fox decided to revive The X-Files for a six-episode miniseries, "as usual, they [had] come to me with half of what they want to offer David".
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Anderson once again managed to negotiate an equal fee to Duchovny for the new episodes, but in her latest interview she has shared her disappointment with what happened initially.
"I'm surprised that more [interviewers] haven't brought that up because it's the truth. Especially in this climate of women talking about the reality of [unequal pay] in this business, I think it's important that it gets heard and voiced," she toldThe Daily Beast. "It was shocking to me, given all the work that I had done in the past to get us to be paid fairly. I worked really hard toward that and finally got somewhere with it."
The actress continued: "Even in interviews in the last few years, people have said to me, 'I can't believe that happened, how did you feel about it, that is insane.' And my response always was, 'That was then, this is now.' And then it happened again! I don't even know what to say about it."
Anderson concluded by saying of her lower pay offer: "It is… sad. It is sad."
Episode one of The X Files miniseries aired on Fox last night (January 24), with episode two to follow tonight (January 25). The miniseries will premiere in the UK on Channel 5 in early February – watch a trailer below.


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Ingrid De La Mare-Kenny, Living the Monaco Life, on Chakra Girl Radio
Founder and CEO of the Method
Today we are talking with Ingrid De La Mare-Kenny, Founder and CEO of the Method - A patented fitness system, based on OG pilates but she's made it unique and nothing like anything else - she has a virtual teaching platform which is so so cool and giving access to the world! She's all just such a unique and inspiring woman and is seriously just lifestyle goals - she lives in Monaco, has an incredible story and a beautiful life, rockin' bod and I can't wait to get all the tips from her!
+ How taking breaks gives you a hotter body and healthier mind
+ How to do an online work out, only 2-4 times/week, from your home to get a long lean body
+ Why cheese is better than protein powder
+ Living the Monaco life of prosciutto and wine before dinner every night and boat trips to Italy on the weekend
Ingrid is also giving away Free recipes, health tips and free flash work out videos available to those who subscribe on subscribe.themethodmc.com
+ 10% off on Private Sessions via skype (code not applicable to launching virtual platform), with code Chakra
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These are the EXACT meditations I've used to create a Glam + Grounded life I love! They brought me from hot mess to zen success (love a good cheesy rhyme!).
I've had people ask me about my diet but everything in this episode is totally opposite of what I'm doing and I can't wait to live the life we talk about today - but I am doing a three day reset - smoothies, both broth and blended soups
Going away for the weekend to wine country
Chakra tip of the day - Renewal and Full Moon Rituals
Chakra Shout Out - Goddess roller from Saje
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Magic captures the imagination of both young and old. Colorful props, juggling, rabbits, doves, music and laughter engage us at both a heart and a head level. The fun, excitement and mystery of illusions, tricks and puzzles when applied to teaching concepts make the content memorable. Magic helps make an abstract concept concrete and therefore easier to understand. The use of object lessons, and graphic visual aides support the current "brain research" as well as work in "multiple intelligences".
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Noodles tote bag
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Our delightful 2018 tote bag is here! Designed by my great friend Ying-Min Chu for Knit August Nights 2018, you can now purchase your own, or get one free with purchases over $120.
Stocks strictly limited!
100% cotton
ethically made in India, screen printed in NZ
cool wash and line dry, print may run if wet
37cm x 41cm with 64cm handles