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16 December - Happy 2017? Probably not
Bexley Council has today reminded residents that Albion Road, the relatively
new dual carriageway that bypasses the shopping area from Broadway to Gravel
Hill is to be downgraded to a single lane road, albeit with an overrunnable
central area as seen in Broadway itself.
The work will begin in mid-January and go on all year causing total chaos or as Bexley Council puts it, slower than normal progress. Whether travelling times recover in 2018 remains to be seen but reducing road capacity rarely solves anything.
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There's nothing quite as wonderful as having tons of energy and being in a good mood throughout the day. If these are some of your goals for 2017, it's important to note that focusing on your health can help you realize the objectives. Below you'll find four wellness strategies that can get you on the road to optimized living now:
1. Develop A Meditation Practice.
People who want to get healthy this year should know that one of the most effective ways to realize the objective is by developing a meditation practice. This approach is empowering because meditation is known to generate a wide range of amazing mental benefits. One of them is clearer thinking. Another is improved memory. Some of the other wellness benefits that result from regular meditation include sounder sleep, boosted immunity, and enhanced functioning of the respiratory and circulatory systems.
2. Implement A Holistic Exercise Program.
In addition to developing a meditation practice, make sure that you tap into the power of implementing a holistic exercise program. This approach is effective because it empowers you to slim down, shape up, and regularly elevate your mood. Note that a holistic exercise program will include three components: cardio, strength, and stretching. Some of the exercises that you may want to consider engaging in include:
• kickboxing
• swimming
• cycling
• pilates
• step aerobics
• jump rope
• weight-lifting
• yoga
3. Mind Your Meals.
One final strategy you should definitely implement to get healthy in 2017 is paying attention to the food you eat. As many wellness experts know, eating optimally can generate a wide range of amazing health outcomes. Some of them include better sleep, mood stability, and enhanced metabolism. Luckily, there are many strategies you can use to ensure that you're eating well. One of them is hiring a nutritionist. Another is using free online tools such as www.cronometer.com to keep careful track of your food intake. Note that one of the simplest ways to optimize your eating habits is by consuming more fresh fruits and vegetables. You can eat these items in numerous ways, including juices and smoothies.
4. Enhance Your Environment.
One final technique you can implement to get healthy is enhancing your environment. This technique will empower you to ensure that your physical space is conducive to mental and physical well-being. If you are a business owner, note that regularly updating and optimizing the equipment used in the commercial setting can contribute to the health enhancement process by reducing safety hazards. If your company makes use of industrial casters, know that you can obtain them from businesses like Access Casters.
Don't Delay: Begin Focusing On Health Today!
If you're determined to get healthy so you can look good and feel your very best, now is the time to get the process underway. See more about the four wellness strategies that can keep you on the road to optimized health include developing a meditation practice, implementing a holistic exercise program, and minding your meals. Start implementing these strategies synergistically so you can begin attaining excellent outcomes soon!
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Expanded Gardasil 9 Indication Approved
December 15, 2015 – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved an expanded indication for Gardasil 9 (Human Papillomavirus 9-valent vaccine, recombinant), manufactured by Merck. Gardasil 9 can now be used in males 16 through 26 years of age. The vaccine is indicated to prevent anal cancer caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) types 16, 18, 31, 33, 45, 52 and 58, precancerous of dysplastic lesions caused by HPV types 6, 11, 16, 18, 31, 33, 45, 52 and 58, and genital warts caused by HPV types 6 and 11. Gardasil 9 was originally approved in December 2014 to prevent certain diseases in boys 9 to 15 years of age and females 9 to 26 years of age. A treatment course of the vaccine consists of three separate intramuscular (IM) injections administered in the upper arm over a six-month period.
Adverse reactions or quality problems experienced with the use of a recalled product may be reported to the FDA's MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting Program either online, by regular mail or by fax.
- Complete and submit the report Online: www.fda.gov/medwatch/report.htm
- Regular Mail or Fax: Download form www.fda.gov/MedWatch/getforms.htm or call 1-800-332-1088 to request a reporting form, then complete and return to the address on the pre-addressed form, or submit by fax to 1-800-FDA-0178
Actual drug patent expiration dates and a availability of new medications are subject to change due to patent litigation, settlement agreements, additional patents, exclusivities, and final FDA approval. Distribution and availability of new medications at pharmacies may not occur immediately following FDA approval. Patients are advised to speak with their healthcare professional or pharmacist regarding appropriateness as well as actual availability. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
*This is provided for information only. The reference to any medication above does not mean the medication is covered by your plan.


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SMASH Memory Makers
This part of our Project works with younger children. For our programme working with older children and young adults, please see our Youth Mentoring programme.
What is Memory Makers?
Our childhood experiences are the foundations for how we develop as adults. Happy memories are crucial in children's psychological and emotional growth. However, there are children in Swindon who are at risk of not having any positive memories of childhood at all.
Some children in Swindon are growing up in deprived households – several of Swindon's wards rank well above the national average for child poverty. Others are struggling to deal with bereavement or family breakdown.
With younger children our aim is to create positive memories for children – not only giving them good times to remember, but also helping with their personal development and giving them hope for the future.
What do Mentors Matched With Younger Children Do?
Mentors meet with children regularly to share simple but meaningful experiences. These will typically be activities guided by the child's interests, such as going for a walk, reading a much loved book, or playing a board game together.
Mentors make a commitment to meet with the child for a few hours every fortnight. By listening and giving children the opportunity to make decisions and choices, Mentors help to develop their life skills.
How Do I Become a Mentor With Younger Children?
As long as you are over 18, there's nothing stopping you from becoming a Mentor – you just need to be able to put the child at the centre of the relationship – and the ability to have lots of fun!
SMASH provides initial information events and regular catch up sessions to ensure that all Mentors are confident and comfortable with their role.
Click to open our application form: SMASH Volunteer Application Form – Dec 18 You can fill this in on your computer and email it to email@example.com or you can print it off, fill it out by hand and then return it to:
SMASH Youth Project
Pinetrees Community Centre
The Circle
Our next training and assessment programme is planned for later in 2019. Applications from prospective volunteers are welcome all year round.


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We love Spring. The blooming flowers, the adorable sundresses and...all the fabulous book releases! Today we're learning more about bestselling UK author Wendy Holden, whose sassy US release Beautiful People is available now. We think you'll love her five things...how cool is it that she met Princess Diana? And almost became an ambassador?
Wendy Holden (U.K.) was a journalist on The Sunday Times, Tatler and The Mail on Sunday before becoming a full time author. She has now published nine novels, all top 10 bestsellers in the UK, and is married with two young children. Her novels include Farm Fatale (in US Stores from Sourcebooks Landmark in July 2010), Bad Heir Day (also coming to US stores from Sourcebooks Landmark in September 2010), Simply Divine, Gossip Hound, the Wives of Bath, The School for Husbands, Azur Like it, and Filthy Rich.
Beautiful People is a fabulous adventure revolving around a struggling actress, a desperate former film star and a down-to-earth nanny, Holden's witty novel jets to London, Hollywood and Italy at a frenzied pace. A perfect addition to your beach bag this summer!
And we're thrilled to have FIVE copies of BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE to give away! You know the drill-just leave a comment and you'll be entered to win!
CHICK LIT IS NOT DEAD PRESENTS: 5 Things Liz and Lisa didn't know about Wendy Holden
1. Beautiful People was inspired by some of my own experience. My first book Simply Divine was optioned for a movie and out of the blue I had this hot-shot Hollywood producer and his wife coming to visit me in London. They wanted to meet at a terrifyingly smart restaurant which I had never been to, and asked me to book it. As it was the kind of place where the wrong table could ruin your life, I rang up and threw myself on their mercy. The film hit the buffers soon afterwards.
2. I almost became a diplomat. My very first job was editing a magazine for foreign ambassadors in London. They had amazing lives – palatial houses; hot and cold running servants; wardrobes you could ride in, let alone walk in; huge black shiny limos; endless parties with eye-watering strong drinks…
I seriously considered going into the Foreign Office after that, but then I landed a job in glossy magazines. They had amazing lives as well, palatial houses; hot and cold running servants; wardrobes you could ride in, let alone walk in; huge black shiny limos; endless parties with eye-wateringly strong drinks…
3. I cry at everything. I'm ludicrously easily moved and can barely read to my children because of it. Alice in Wonderland I can manage, but the more mawkish bits of Peter Pan have me in floods. As for poetry, forget it. At the same time I have a borderline evil sense of humour and laugh at wildly inappropriate things.
4. I've met Princess Diana. I was at a garden party at Buckingham Palace; she came up to talk to some people next to me and assumed I was part of the group. She also once came to a Christmas party when I worked at the Sunday Times in London. Otherwise my only royal encounter was being almost run over by Prince Philip, the Queen's husband, when he was out with his horses and carriage in Windsor Park. He came thundering towards me like something from a horror film; I only just got out of the way.
5. I hate tomato ketchup. My children adore it, and even eat it in sandwiches, which makes me want to retch. My favourite food is baked scallops with garlic and herb butter, fat chips and a rocket salad on the side. Washed down with a glass of champagne, naturellement.
To learn more about Wendy, head on over to http://wendyholden.net!
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UPDATE: Bank of America Initiates Coverage on Kennedy Wilson
A report from Bank of America states that it has initiates coverage on Kennedy Wilson (NYSE: KW) with a Buy rating and a $13 price target.
The report says, "We rate KW shares a Buy for its growth in AUM and the company's own appreciated real estate investments. We base our $13 price objective on 2.0x KW's current book value. Our target multiple is consistent with KW's historical average P/B multiple of 2.0x. Our target multiple is a discount to private equity peers (BX, KKR, APO) which trade at an average of 3.4x P/B."
KW closed Friday at $11.23.
Posted-In: Bank of AmericaAnalyst Color Price Target Initiation Analyst Ratings
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Outdoors, Prevention, Eye Health, Services
Everyone knows the importance of applying sunblock on their skin before spending the day out at the beach or hiking in the mountains.
However, when it comes to UV protection and our eyes, the awareness seems to be lacking. All too often when I spend the day at the beach and look around there are far too many people without appropriate eye protection. This is particularly evident with children.
We know that UV damage is cumulative and young eyes are the most vulnerable. Short-term complications such as photokeratitis, which is essentially sunburn of the cornea, can produce pain, tearing and light sensitivity.
Long-term and irreversible problems such as pterygium, macular degeneration, cataracts and ocular cancers all have risk factors associated with UV exposure. Our eyes absorb the same dangerous UV rays that we know can harm our skin, and it is imperative that we protect ourselves and our eyes.
The first line of defense is using eyewear that has high-quality lenses designed to block UVA and UVB rays. This can be in the form of sunglasses or regular prescription spectacles. The most important factor is that the lenses will prevent harmful UV rays from reaching the ocular structures. The shape of the frame and the size of the lenses are also important as reflected UV light is dangerous. Eyewear that fits well will minimize exposure.
Wearing a wide-brimmed hat will also help minimize the amount of UV that reaches the eyes and, combined with sunglasses, will provide adequate protection when spending extended periods in direct sunlight.
Contact lens wearers can get added protection by asking their eye care provider to fit them into contact lenses that have UV-blocking material. UV-blocking contact lenses are meant to be used in adjunct with appropriate sunglasses and not as a replacement, as they only cover the cornea and will leave the surrounding structures vulnerable.
Whether you are working or relaxing outdoors, everyone should be mindful of their eyes and sun exposure. Children are more at risk and should be protected early on and taught the hazards of not wearing appropriate eyewear.
Almost all sun damage to the eyes is preventable, so the next time you leave the house remember to grab your sunglasses and make sure your family gets into the habit of grabbing theirs as well. Your eyes will thank you for it.


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TUI Travel's latest Sustainable Holidays Report
TUI Travel's second year of progress against their 2012-14 Sustainable Holidays Plan which comprises 20 challenging and measurable commitments, underpinning four over-arching and stretching goals. These are to operate Europe's most fuel-efficient airlines and reduce carbon on the ground by 20,000 tonnes; to take 10 million customers on 'greener and fairer' holidays; and to be considered a leader in sustainable holidays by colleagues and customers. Read the report
WTM Responsible Tourism Newsletter launched
World Travel Market has launches a new monthly RT Voices at WTM – get the first edition and sign up here
Sustainable September
Sustainable September is a month-long exploration of sustainability in all its forms. The month will bring together interested parties, enlightened investors and consumers, professional service firms, City institutions and managers, leading sustainable businesses, the media, policymakers, philanthropists and thought leaders. Five stimulating and thought-provoking events. There will be four debates on our core subjects – one per week, covering spending, travel, energy and investment. The month will conclude with a TED-style conference with sustainability's thought leaders. More
Salli Felton is the new CEO of the Travel Foundation
Salli Felton has worked for the Travel Foundation for the past three years, initially managing the organisation's programmes of work before stepping up to the role of CEO in February 2013 to provide maternity cover. Previously, she worked at Virgin Holidays as Responsible Business Manager and at BAA managing environmental projects. She has been appointed through a highly competitive selection procedure. Read more
Stand Out from the Crowd with Responsible Tourism
Walking through the aisles at WTM the extent of competition faced by business in the travel and tourism sector is very apparent – destinations and businesses have to make major efforts to be noticed with eye catching stands and by arranging meetings. But the meetings need content and Responsible Tourism is an important part of the offer – the operator or agent needs to be assured that they won't be embarrassed by selling your product.
Responsible Tourism increasingly makes good business sense
Apply for the WRTD Supporters Logo and stand out from the crowd
Alternative Technology and Tourism
Anke Winchenbach has taken a demanding role with the Travel Foundation and no longer has time to develop the Facebook group which the Responsible Tourism Partnership has established to enable people to share reliable information about alternative and appropriate technology for the travel and tourism industry – from composting toilets to LEDs. There is a Facebook page If you are interested in taking over form Anke email
Zero hours contracts in Tourism
According to the latest Travel & Tourism Survey conducted by MHA, the UK-wide association of chartered accountants and business advisors, around one third of staff working in guest houses, hotels, restaurants and pubs are now employed on zero hours contracts. MHA's survey suggests that well over 60% of these staff regularly work 20 hours or more – with more than three quarters of them routinely employed for 40 hours per week.
56% of businesses reported improved profitability in the last 12 months and 58% predicting that 2014 will be better still. However, 50% cited turnover either stagnant or growing by less than 5% over the last 12 months.
Queen's Speech promises legislation to tackle modern-day slavery
The UK government has committed to new anti-slavery and anti-trafficking legislation which will help to improve prosecutions of traffickers and will improve support for their victims. Read more
Floating wheelchairs are a big hit at Dubai beaches
Floating wheelchairs are providing the full beach experience for those previously land-bound. Dubai Municipality has unveiled 15 "swimming wheelchairs" at Al Mamzar and Jumeirah beaches to help the elderly, those with special needs and even adults who cannot swim to enjoy the water safely. Read more
Tour Operators for Tigers Awards
You have until Friday 18 July to make nominations for the TOFTiger Wildlife Tourism Awards nominate


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The content was short but made a powerful point. It gave me direction for how to make the relationship with my daughter work more smoothly.
Jan Spiller is a world-renowned author, and was a speaker, radio personality and pioneer in astrology research. Before her passing in July 2016, it was her wish that this site continue so that her teachings may live on. Jan Spiller is the author of five best-selling books distributed worldwide and translated into fifteen languages: Astrology for the Soul, Cosmic Love, New Moon Astrology, The Astrology of Success, and Co- author of Spiritual Astrology. The astrology interpretations provided here are now created by her student, Stephanie Shea, who shares Jan's core philosophies.
We've set up a memorial page where friends and subscribers can post their loving wishes, memories, photos, and stories about Jan. She had such an incredible influence on the lives of so many people and we invite you to honor Jan with your words or images.
Jan, you know what helps make a relationship work and I am 100% pleased with this report When I own my needs and take responsibility for integrating them into my relationships, it worked like magic. I recommend this report to anyone who would like to improve their relationship. Thank you Jan Spiller for the work you do!
Based upon the time and place of your birth, Jans reports are known for their accuracy and effective help for people dealing with the important issues of life; from relationships, to self-discovery, to how to live a more empowered life.
Below are this months Report Specials from Jan Spiller
Discover your secret magical powers and more!
Jan presents a Book of Your Life detailing your strengths, weaknesses and how to accomplish your life goals.
This report brings light to your hidden talents, your deepest desires and more...
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Mercury will station direct on Wednesday, but we'll be in the shadow phase of this phenomenon until December 7th. However, we'll likely... more
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A reading in the New Testament refers to a man bearing a pitcher of water. As we read, we learn that Jesus (IESOUS, Yashua) instructed his disciples to follow him and to enter the house in which the man bearing the water picture enters (Luke 22 v 10; Mark 14 v 13). We are told that Jesus' instructions were symbolic of entering into the age or constellation of AQUARIUS. The Latin word for a bucket or water jar is SITULA. This term happens to be the name for Kappa Aquarii, which is a binary star system in the constellation Aquarius. The picture you see above depicts each entity holding a situla. The ANNU-NAGI (Royal Serpents) of ancient Mesopotamia and the CHAN or AH-TZA (Royal Serpents) of ancient Mesoamerica are from the same princely or royal bloodline. The House of Aquarius symbolizes the entering of a new age and the cosmological tradition "to make one drink (Nommo)."
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This weekend is my boyfriend's dad's 50-something birthday. A little bird told me that he loves banana cream pie, so I immediately remembered a recipe my mom used to make us all the time as kids.
It's easy. And cheap. And it's very yummy. It's Banana Nut Torte.
The recipe comes from a local cooking publication from 1980. On the same page as the recipe is an ad that features two people in 70's style teeny basketball shorts. Classic. They look like they are ready to party. I have no idea what went on in 1980 because I wasn't quite born yet. But by the looks of things, shit went down.
Banana Nut Torte
1 stick oleo (No idea what this is. Some kind of 70s thing. Asked my mom. She said butter or margarine. I used butter)
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
1 cup powdered sugar
3 cups milk
2 or 3 bananas (I used 3)
1 cup flour
r1-8 oz. package cream cheese, softened
1 large carton Cool Whip (I know, I know. If you want to make your own whip cream, feel free. But would those people in the picture? I think not.)
1 large package instant banana pudding
1/2 cups chopped walnuts and/or toasted shredded coconut
For crust: Preheat oven to 250 degrees. Combine softened butter or margarine, flour and 1/2 cup walnuts in a food processor. Pulse until walnuts are ground fine and everything combines into a doughy ball. Press into a 9 by 13 inch baking dish. Bake for about 20 minutes, or until lightly toasted. Remove from oven and let cool completely.
After the crust is cooled, mix softened cream cheese with powdered sugar. Beat until creamy. Stir in 1/2 carton of Cool Whip. Spread mixture on cool crust in an even layer.
Place 3 cups cold milk into a bowl and mix instant pudding until smooth. Before it is set, pour on top of cream cheese layer and spread in an even layer.
Slice bananas over this layer. This is what it should look like:
Cover bananas with the remaining Cool Whip. Sprinkle with toasted coconut and chopped walnuts. ( See finished torte at beginning of post)
Try not to eat it all.
Really make sure the crust is cooled completely before you begin adding the layers. Otherwise it gets all soggy and gross.
If you don't like bananas, substitute the banana pudding for pistachio pudding and leave out the bananas. Sprinkle with chopped pistachios. Also yummy.
When you're toasting coconut, it goes from nicely toasted to burned in under a minute. Keep your eye on it!


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Its exterior conveys character in every line whilst offering the reassuring safety and comfort everyone looks for in a family car. The high roof line hints at the large interior space and with its arrow shaped bonnet and distinctive front grille, this is a car that doesn't trade sporting appeal for practicality. LED tail lamps add some style and technology to the rear whilst more importantly, improving your safety on the road.
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Here is a great product for your beautiful lawn, takes out most of those pesky weeds such as dollarweed. This is the 16oz Pint from Southern Ag and contains 10.6% Mecoprop, 3.05% 2,4-D and 1.3% Dicamba. For use on Bermuda, Bahia, Blue Grass, Rye and Centipede. It also lists St Augustine, but specifies "NOT FOR USE ON IMPROVED VARIETIES in the South" which means DO NOT USE IT ON FLORATAM! It controls MOST broadleafed weeds. Use at the rate of 1 to 1 1/2 ounces per gallon of water for 400 square feet in Southern grasses. 1 1/2 ounces per gallon in Northern grasses. We strongly suggest the use of SURFACTANT FOR HERBICIDES, (available here in our store) with this product to increase it's effectiveness. Especially on hard-to-kill weeds, it really helps alot!
APPLICATION: Apply as a uniform spray with a fan nozzle on turf. Especially in the South, "spot spraying" is suggested since all herbicides will stress the grass..so trying to spray just the weeds will often be helpful...saves money on spray, too!
CAUTION: Be sure to avoid spray drift onto shrubs and trees.
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A multi-terrain vegan hiking boot designed to give you the most with the least, the Magna Trail lets you feel the ground, connecting you to nature.
We're confident that after experiencing the joys of natural foot freedom, your feet won't want to go back to 'normal' shoes.
So confident, we've introduced a 100 day trial to all orders. If you change your mind within that period, we're happy for you to return your shoes for a full refund with no hassle.
Your trial will commence automatically from the date your order arrives. Simply check out with your shoes as usual and we'll take care of the rest. (Standard Ts and Cs apply).
Our high-performance, lightweight off-road hiking shoe: ready for barefoot adventures in any weather and on the toughest terrains.Magna Trail is vegan friendly with a high-tech, water resistant, no-sew construction, a neoprene ankle sock to keep out nasties and a removable thermal insole for protection from the cold.
Weight : 290gg
High abrasion, rubber outsole with low-profile, multi- directional lugs, for great traction and durability on moderately wet ground and dry, rocky surfaces.
Patented, ultra-thin, puncture resistant layer. 5x more puncture resistant than a standard sole of the same thickness.
Recycle PET. Repurposing plastic waste by giving it a second life in our shoes and keeping it from entering landfill and our oceans.
A 3.5mm thermal insole; combining OutlastTM thermal regulator, reflective foil & insulating foam, giving you three times the thermal protection as a normal insole.
Produced using animal free products and processes.
Pretty damn close to waterproof.
Weather-proofed uppers, sealed seams and thermal insulation. Includes thermal insole.
I bought this boot for my wife as a gift and she was in love. The pink is a nice touch and I have the black in men's. They are vegan. They are comfortable for long hikes and keep out most all debris. I love that I can feel most of the ground and still have the good traction necessary for longer hikes with semi loose gravel. I would be careful pulling them on with the loop in the back for me the loops stitching ended up tearing a bit. Fantastic overall
Pro: the toe box is so roomy I could wear them with toe separators. I could have worn them every day, they were so comfortable. They have great traction and are lightweight. The ankle cuff keeps your ankles relatively dirt free.Con: I wanted them for traveling and to be able to wear them in hot and cold weather. At 38-40 degrees, my feet were cold even with the thermal insert and heavy wool socks. At 85 degrees, they were too hot, even with no socks and thermal inserts removed. They're hard to get on. I have small hands and could barely get my finger in the pull on loop. Wearing wool socks made them even harder to pull on. I just can't wear shoes that are so hard to get into.
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Long time no post!
Not much is different with me and my feathers. I am still selling on Etsy and I hope to do more craft shows in the new year. I would like to start updating this blog again as I have neglected it for over a year... time flies! I have tons of craft projects and parties, and of course new items to share that I will get up over the next few weeks. Stay tuned!


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Before I continue with this blog, I'm sure some of you are wondering why I haven't blogged about my recent trip to America. The reason is simply down to the stack of Relief Society stuff that I had waiting for me when I returned...and because I can't seem to find the disk where I stored all my America pictures. That will all just have to come at a later date.
Monday, 29 December 2008
Mormon Love. Okay, I'm as hopeless as the rest of you!
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Monday, 17 November 2008
I'm sure you've all seen this tag before. I was wondering when it was going to happen to me. It's your 4th picture file and your 4th picture on your computer. I was, unfortunate, that mine was one of Sophia when she was about 2 years old, with her pants on her head! This was typical for her, though, so I'm not surprised that it's the picture I landed on!
This is my last post before I go to America tomorrow...YIPEE!!! I'll, hopefully, be keeping up to date from across the pond.
I tag: Pam, Mandi, Maria, Sarah R. (Sarah G. never does these things!), and Tricia
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Monday, 10 November 2008
*I didn't have a picture of my grandfather, but the top picture is my brother Brett and his wife Beth. The bottom picture is of my mom and dad when they were engaged and he was off to Vietnam.
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Tuesday, 4 November 2008
I Will Fight!!!
I didn't really want to write much about politics on my blog, b/c it's all so draining and everyone feels strongly about their views, but this is my blog and I feel that it's important for me to let everyone know just what I feel about the election today. I know it's late, as I won't be able to change any one's views before the election, but I did feel it was important to put it down on how I stand on things.
It's easy for me to avoid all the constant debating, commercials, campaigning, etc., as I live in the UK. I don't know all there is to know about the issues, but I try to educate myself the best I can. Some friends of mine posted a couple of items on facebook that have really shocked me and left me feeling frightened for the times ahead. Both items have to do with Proposition 8. I'm not a resident of California, although I have been in the past, so I don't vote as a resident of California. What happens in California does affect me for many reasons. I am a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The guidelines for me are clear on gay marriage and that is that marriage is sacred and divinely appointed between a man and a woman. Does this mean that I hate homosexuals? No, but I will not in any way endorse their lifestyle as being anything other than against the will of our Heavenly Father. Anyone who knows me well, knows that I even went to a university that specialised in fashion, where I had many friends who were gay. I was able to express my views freely there in a manner that wasn't hateful, as I don't hate people who are gay, and I expect to be able to do the same here.
The impact on this issue in America is even greater than the impact here. If gay marriage were taught in schools here in the UK, I would have the option of taking my child out of the sex education classes. That option does not exists for residents of the United States. This doesn't mean that I wouldn't fight heart and soul against it here, if it were happening in my children's school. You can bet that I would fight it to the end. Who has the rights when the school gets to decide what's morally appropriate for your children over you as the parent?
It shocks me that some Americans who are supportive of proposition 8 would turn around and vote for Obama. Do they even pay any attention to what he has voted for in the past? If they would not want gay marriage to be legal in California, why would they want a President who has voted to legalise it in the past? If I have to say it clearer, I would not vote for Biden as our President, and I certainly would not vote for Obama. I know that when our forefathers wrote the constitution, they were inspired of God and for Obama to tell me it has flaws, offends me personally. For me, it was McCain all the way, although I wish it were Romney.
If you are curious to know more about Proposition 8, then check out this website:
The time is at hand where we will all need to be prepared and strong enough to make a stand against the immoral ways of the world we live in. Faithful members of the Mormon church and other Christian congregations have already had to do so in California. I've never felt stronger the need to be spiritually strong. You can guarantee that I won't be missing my prayers and my scripture study. My faith in Jesus Christ is the only thing that will give me strength in the times ahead. I wish that we lived closer to a temple, too. When we lived in Chorley, and the temple was only a 15 minute drive away, I was there every week. I felt all worldliness disappear in me as my heart was turned even more to my Saviour, Jesus Christ. This election has made it more clear to me the times that we are in. I know that the divide between right and wrong will get wider and wider. I think of those pioneers who sacrificed so much in the beginning and the horrible experiences they had so that I could have the religious freedom that I have and it frightens me how likely I see those times coming...rapidly.
We can not afford to be ignorant to the impact of saying no to proposition 8 will have on the residents of California. I could only fight more if I were living there and able to wave the 'yes' banner, as well. I could go on all day about the issues and I'm sure this blog entry seems to jump all over the place, but I feel that I needed to tell the world that I'm up for the fight and I'll do what it takes. I want to reiterate what my Aunt Pam said in her blog in regards to her new favourite hymn, "Who's on the Lord's side, who? Now is the time to show!"
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Wednesday, 29 October 2008
I Voted Early
I sent my ballot in last week, as you get to do as an early ballot voter abroad. I'm grateful that I still can vote, even though I don't live in the States at the moment. I'll always be American and I'll always be concerned what's happening in my beloved country.
I feel that as an American, we can be much more educated voters than people have the opportunity of being in the UK. I do feel it's important to educate ourselves and not just vote for what our parents vote for. I found a great website to help you in making an educated decision in who you vote for, as the time is at hand. Forget all the campaigning and the drama of the commercials, which I'm grateful to miss out on. Read the issues, compare the ideas of the candidates, and vote accordingly!! I found a great website to compare the candidates with the issues. You can read about the issues, quotes from the candidates on the issues, and even see what their vote on the issues was. Very helpful!!
I vote as a resident in the state of Arizona. I'm grateful that as an American we get to vote on propositions that directly affect us in our own States. I voted "Yes" on prop 102, to define marriage as being between a man and a woman. We need to make a stand for our morals, whole heartedly, so that things are not watered down for our children's children. I sympathize with my family in California who are labouring intensively to get a "Yes" vote on prop 8. If you do go to compare the issues with the candidates on the above website, it's easy to see what the candidates opinions on this (and all) issues are. McCain got my vote, although he's more liberal than I would like on some issues. Obama comes across as not having a conservative bone in his body, though. It'd be better if we were to have Biden as our President, which is why Obama chose him. I don't really want to get into too many issues on my blog page, as this is not what I intended for my blog to consist of. I just feel there has never been a greater need for us, in particular those who are members of the church, to make a stand!!
Happy voting! I only hope that we still have a chance!
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Tuesday, 28 October 2008
Happy Birthday, Cuddle!!
Chloe turned 4 yesterday, in English time, today in Las Vegas time. To celebrate, we had a birthday dinner with Granny and Grandad, and a Halloween birthday party with friends, yesterday. It was loads of fun, but I wasn't well and did my back in before the party, so I was ready to just chill out the rest of the day. Chloe loved it, though, and kept saying,"Happy Birthday to me!"
James, obviously, enjoys any function with food involved!
I made the cake for the family party. We had spider cupcakes for the Halloween party.
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Saturday, 4 October 2008
Life is just too busy!
I actually have a quiet minute of time, so I thought I'd fill everyone in on what the Doggett's have been up to. You know about the pregnancy news, so the rest is just icing on the, already extremely tired, Jaime cake!
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Thursday, 2 October 2008
Tagged by Mandi
Mandita tagged me. I don't have time to find a pic for this post, either...sorry! A bit of fun, but I found it really hard to think of 8 things, especially for places to eat and shows to watch!
8 Shows I Like to Watch:
Gilmore Girls
The Office
the news
Ugly Beatty
Greys Anatomy
Desperate Housewives
8 Places I Like to Eat:
This is hard b/c we never eat out, so I've put some American ones in there.
Cafe Rio
In and Out
El Pollo Loco
Cafe India
old pubs and tea rooms
Domino's (although it comes to the door)
8 Things That Happened Yesterday:
Walked Sophia to and from school and Chloe to and from preschool
Walked into town to do some shopping.
Got Sophia's school pics back...they're way cute!
Tried to sort out my Relief Society mess!!
Took Sophia to ballet.
Cleaned up the girls HUGE bedroom mess.
Called my parents.
Fell asleep at 9pm!
8 Things That I am Looking Forward To:
Visiting my family for Thanksgiving
Having baby #4
Christmas, I love Christmas!
Visiting my family in South Carolina.
Chloe's birthday, but especially her cake!
Meeting Simon's old mission friend and his family at the temple.
Seeing Cindy again, I think she was trying to make it out next year.
Candace coming to visit, I know she will before too long!!
8 Things on my wish list
My Grandpa will get better
A healthy baby
To lose the weight after having my healthy baby
All my friends to be converted.
To have my family come visit me, I love visitors!!
Time, time, and more time!
No housework, so I can play with my children all day!
Getting some decorating done.
I tag anyone who wants to take it on!! Love ya!
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Saturday, 27 September 2008
New news, or old...if you've been reading my comments!
Yes, everyone, I'm expecting Doggett baby number 4! We're all thrilled! I wasn't really trying to keep it a secret, but I'm only 6 weeks along now, and I've had a miscarriage before and I try to avoid having people feel weird about not knowing what to say if it happens again. I'm waiting to get through the first trimester so that I can have travel insurance to visit my family in America. I'm feeling great, but very tired, with swollen ankles already. I'm certain I feel kicks sometimes, too, which I know is impossible, but really bazaar! Hopefully, the midwife can sort me out on this dilema.
Thank you, to those of you who've already left your congrats in my comments. And Trisha, don't feel bad, as I'm very open about these things!
This also marks my first post without a picture. If you can tell, I'm really into the picture thing. I'd put a picture of me pregnant up here, if I ever actually looked like I was pregnant. I just get super fat and no one can tell that there's even a baby in there, even when I'm just about to pop! So, it will be a shocker if I ever put up a prego photo, but never say never!
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Thursday, 25 September 2008
Dreams of the Dentist
I went to the dentist a couple days ago. I know most people hate the dentist, and completely dread going, but I couldn't be more opposite. I love the dentist. I always look forward to going to the dentist because I know I'm going to get a major self-esteem boost. I grew up having dentist trying to set me up with their sons, which was a bit freaky, but flattering. They just wanted grandchildren with teeth like mine. Now, I go and soak it in as the dentist tells me what beautiful teeth I have. My dentist now is Norwegian, so I always need for him to repeat his compliments. I know I'm sounding really vain and silly, but it must be okay to be vain about ones teeth. I used to be vain about my feet, but they're no longer something to brag about, due to all the walking that I do. I have to be satisfied with the fact that the dentist only wants me to come every 9 months. Little does he know that I dream of coming more!
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Tuesday, 9 September 2008
Tales of the Tooth Faerie
Sophia lost her first tooth yesterday! Actually, I pulled it out, but it didn't take much effort.
I just had to add this photo because even though she just woke up and she's in her pajamas, with a missing tooth, she still had to pose! So like her mother!
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Sunday, 7 September 2008
7 Wonderful Years
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Thursday, 4 September 2008
Back to School
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Wednesday, 27 August 2008
Tuesday (or Wednesday) Tell All
Tuesday Tell All is something I found through my friend, Sarah Coyne. It seemed like a good way to write about something random and make a bit of a personal history, although if I don't like the topics, I just might change them! This weeks seemed appropriate, though, as everyone seems to be thinking about school. Sophia starts 1st Year on the 4th September. Time just flies!
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Ward Camp
This weekend we went to the New Forest near Bournemouth, for our Ward camp. It's a tradition that our ward has started this year. It was also our first experience camping as a family.
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Wednesday, 13 August 2008
I've Been Tagged!
My lovely Aunt Pam has tagged me, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading her tag. This is a few things to know about Jaime.
1 - Dying before my children are raised and Simon gets remarried (which he has had to swear he wouldn't do) and someone else raises my children. Call me juvenile, but this is seriously my deepest fear!
Surprising Facts
1 - I knew I was going to marry Simon before he ever even talked to me. This had my father seriously worried about me b/c I told my parents and they thought they were going to have to come to England and save me from a broken heart.
People I've tagged
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Thursday, 31 July 2008
The aliens are coming!
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Friday, 25 July 2008
All moved in...
We are in our house now and it is bliss! I love living here! Our little street is so quiet. There's children playing everywhere. I just might want to have a house here forever. Just in case this causes any of those other lovley Americans distress, this 'forever' comment is made with the intention that we'll also have a house in America, when Simon retires, so don't worry! I'm not giving up America!!
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Sunday, 22 June 2008
Summer is coming!
I know, for most of you, summer is probably already here, but in England it's coming...and sometimes it never even makes it! I'm optimistic, though, that it will come this year. Everything is green, blossoming, and beautiful! It's even more beautiful to me, because we're moving in 3 days, so you won't see me on here for a couple of weeks.
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Friday, 20 June 2008
Nightmare Neighbours Can Be Wonderful Blessings
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Tuesday, 17 June 2008
Prima Ballerina
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The Mondays Musts is a feature by Jessica @ Lovin' los Libros! Every Monday, you post about your must read, must listen, and must see. Every week, I pick my musts based on a certain theme, which is expressed by one word that's used within the post. The theme for last week's picks was relationships.
For those of you who don't follow me on Twitter or Instagram (@thesilverwords!), I recently came back from my first trip to London. It was a magical experience. I must admit I had a little look at some of the properties at brinkley's estate agents whilst I was there! The city was so much more than I expected, and I had a great time seeing it with my family. I kind of wish we stayed in a luxury hotel on the cities doorstep, somewhere like the Crowne Plaza, if you're interested in seeing how spectacular this hotel is, you may want to look at the Crowne Plaza website. So for today, here's a Monday Musts Travel Edition, with my must see, must do, and must eat.
Must See
Among all of London's amazing landmarks, I loved Big Ben the most. To me, it's an icon of London, and standing right in front of it was breathtaking. It also had to do with the terror attack in front of Parliament right before my trip. By the time I got to Big Ben, there were countless bunches of flowers and cards outside the building and attached to the gate. It was my first time seeing the response to a terror attack in-person, and it was truly humbling to see the unity and good wishes of others in the face of this terrible event and others like it.
My must see is definitely Big Ben, but for those of you considering visiting London, here's what I would suggest:
If you want to see the city on an everyday level, I would recommend taking a run (or walk) in Hyde Park or Green Park, walking or taking the tube everywhere (it's so much cheaper than a taxi or Uber!), sitting in Trafalgar Square, getting a bite to eat in Covent Garden, or seeing a play in the West End. While the attractions were beautiful and well worth a visit, the activities I enjoyed most were exploring London and seeing just how different and similar it is to my home and places I've visited.
If you want to go to destinations, at the top of my list would be Westminster Abbey and the British Museum along with Big Ben. If you like museums, London has plenty of them on all matters of things, and if you're a fan of rare books, you have to stop by the world-class British Library.
Must Do
My must do is to eat in Borough Market. I've been to a few farmer's markets before, but the organization and quality of the market was on an entirely different level. Pro tip: buy bread and butter from one of the stands as you're heading out. It's sooooooo good. I've also heard great things about Camden Market, but I tried Portobello Road Market, which was a bit of a let-down since I was coming for food and not antiques.
If you're coming to London, you're going to have to shop, and London is the kind of city that could make you fall in love with shopping. The depth and breadth of stores and styles is impressive, to say the least, and not just in clothes. I've come to love letter-writing and pens in the last few years, and the stationary culture in London just about restored my faith in humanity. The depth and care taken with the cards (and the appreciation of puns!) was great to see.
Must Eat
If you're thinking about visiting London and you're anything of a foodie, what you've heard is true. London isn't the destination for food. BUT I still have a must eat, and that is London's seafood. I especially loved the freshness and new flavors at Palomar in Soho, and Barrafina was a close second. Honorable mentions are Dishoom and Duck & Waffle. If you want great breakfast, the Wolseley is your place. For tea, the Savoy, and for Sunday roast, Hawksmoor. And if you get tired of London food and just want something simply delicious, stop by one (or all five) of the Shake Shacks around London.
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I'd much rather talk about you in this blog, but I feel it might be useful to say a bit about where I came from and how I came to construct the 'affectological view' of human behavior, yours and mine and everybody's. Admit it; I seem a little bit … [Continue reading]
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There is always a fear that when an author comes out with a new book and you have loved her other works that it will not measure up. Magorian does not churn out a novel a year. Her books are always well thought out and researched. Just Henry takes place in post WWII London and it centers around Henry and his group of friends. This is a coming of age story set in a time of turbulence after the horrors of war. Henry has a lot of growing up to do and a lot of preconceived notions to abandon. Thanks to his teacher, he not only learns about others but also about himself. The settings and characters are so vivid, it feels like Magorian takes the people straight out of the pages of history. While I do feel the book could have been shorter than its 700 pages, it really covers a lot of ground and manages to take multiple storylines and weave them together until they become one.
Archive for December, 2010
Just Henry by Michelle Magorian
Posted in children's, historical on December 31, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Never Less Than a Lady by Mary Jo Putney
Posted in historical, romance on December 30, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Randall has just resigned his commission and is looking forward to spending time with friends back in England. His uncle informs him that he needs to wed, but Randall figures he can take his time with the whole affair. Until he runs across Julia, a woman he has been unable to get out of his mind since he met her. She is a local midwife and Randall rides to her rescue when she is kidnapped. We soon learn that Julia is much more than a local midwife. Randall proposes to her for her safety and because he wants to. And therein the fun begins. A haunting tale of overcoming your past to create a strong future.
Tales of the Otherworld by Kelley Armstrong
Posted in fantasy on December 28, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Loved it!!!! She is such an utterly amazing writer. And again I don't normally do short stories (although I have been reading a lot lately), I couldn't pass this set up. We find out how Clay and Elena met, how Eve and Kristof first hooked up and even how Paige and Lucas finally got married. They are all wonderfully crafted and help give a greater understanding of these characters. I have to say that I loved every single story. And there has not been a Kelley Armstrong book that I have not loved.
Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justice by Phillip Hoose
Posted in children's, non-fiction on December 27, 2010| Leave a Comment »
A short book, but very powerful. Claudette Colvin was instrumental in the civil rights movement, but she has been largely forgotten. Hoose corrects that. We learn about her early life and her fight for justice. A great tale with many photographs. It made me rethink much of what I knew about the civil rights movement. A very well crafted tale of an amazing individual.
Rushed to the Altar by Jane Feather
Posted in eBook, historical, romance on December 26, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Another case of mistaken identity. Jasper Sullivan must find a lady of ill repute and marry her or risk losing his uncle's fortune….which he and his brother's desperately need. He stumbles across Clarissa and decides she will do…only one problem, she isn't a whore. She is the daughter of a minor nobleman in London looking for her brother. But in order to protect herself from her guardian, she agrees to go along with Jasper's plan. A delightfully funny tale I can't wait to read the other two in the series.
Coronets and Steel by Sherwood Smith
Posted in fantasy on December 26, 2010| Leave a Comment »
I really enjoyed this book though I would not say it is 100% fantasy. It is the first in a series and I have a feeling that we will see more magic in future books. Aurelia Kim Murray is on a trek through Europe to find out about her family's past. She is accidentally mistaken for a minor noble of a small country and agrees to pretend to be this girl to help out a Mr. Darcy look alike. It soon becomes apparent that there is more to her background than she realizes. The book slowly unfolds the story and we get glimpses of magic, but nothing overt. I did enjoy it and look forward to reading the rest of the series. This one felt more like it was setting us up for some revelations rather than telling a stand alone story if you know what I mean.
P.S. I think her sunglasses look silly on the cover.
Steamed by Katie MacAlister
Posted in fantasy, romance on December 24, 2010| Leave a Comment »
I should like steampunk, but I just can't seem to get into it. I thought I would give MacAlister's book a try since I have enjoyed so many of her other books. But, alas, it did not do it for me. I tried and got about a third of the way through. I even went and read the last chapter to see if I could plow my way through it, but it wasn't happening. This is a time travel book about a brother and a sister who end up on a steamship with a female captain. There are pirates, an Empire, and a quirky crew. I think it is a good representation of the genre, but I just don't care for the genre. So I am going to stop trying to like it. Because I just don't.


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BGR Bringing Back the Strasburger?
By Jody in burgers, D.C. Burgs, Virginia Burgs with 0 comment Tags: BGR, nationals, strasburger
It's been a long time since Nationals fans had a reason to go to the park again. Too long. (And no, Shake Shack is not a reason.) But now that Stephen Strasburg has made his long-awaited return to the mound, there's a glimmer of hope for the hometown masses. Last year when Nat's phenom made his debut, along with a plethora of swings-and-misses, he also brought along a trio of burger specials to the D.C.-area. No less than three spots –BGR The Burger Joint, Glory Days and Tortilla Coast– created their own beefy tributes to the hardthrowing righty. And after his 2011 season debut last Tuesday, one of them is contemplating a Strasburger return. [blackbirdpie id="112317608145072128"] For their first edition of the Strasburger, BGR hooked up a burger topped with a hot dog (symbolizing his professional debut with the Desert Dogs) and "Syracuse Orange†cheddar (honoring his AAA stint with the Syracuse Chiefs) and topped it with 14 pickles (one for each K in his debut). So, what might be in store for The Burger Joint's Strasburger Version 2.0? We'd definitely keep the hot dog and cheddar, but with only 4 Ks in his debut this year, the pickle count has to change. Four doesn't have the wow-factor of 14, so we say double it to eight for the second edition. What do you guys think– should BGR bring back the Strasbuger? [blackbirdpie id="112321450656018432"]


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I have a large home and have 4 WiFi radios from CCrane that I couldn't live without. I have the original AC adapters and they have all been working the entire time I have had the radios, which is about 5 years or more. One of them is in use no less than 8 hours a day and no problems at all.
September, 28 2017
I am surprised these AC adapter don't last longer. I would hope CCrane would consider getting a better quality adapter.
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Crane should offer a better price for replacements
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[This is a review of the The Strain season 1, episode 3. There will be SPOILERS.]
The Strain started strong with "Night Zero," slowed a bit during "The Box," but began building characters and storylines in the process, and now "Gone Smoother" continues that progression. It still doesn't have the momentum of the first episode, but the pace is picking up and we're getting some solid plot and character development along with it.
First off, hooray for Mia Maestro finally getting something to do! "Gone Smoother" merely introduces a connection between Nora and Abraham Setrakian, but at least it finally pulls her out of Ephraim's shadow and proves she's got some ideas of her own as well as the gall to act on them. It could be great to see her, of all people, step up and take Abraham's advice - "Being good means nothing, unless you're willing to do what needs to be done." Eph's been leading the charge thus far, but if she takes the reins on this one, it could be one heck of a turnaround for the character.
Kelly and Zach Goodweather also continue to move in the right direction. Ben Hyland does a solid job balancing his father's influence with his own feelings - something we don't get from many kid characters - and that's the main reason the family court scene is so dynamic and unpredictable.
The moment between Ephraim and Kelly is also a refreshingly unique interaction. Initially, you just think Eph is bummed and Kelly is doing her best to console him, but then Eph calls her out on gloating about her big win, only for her to snap back and put the blame back on Eph himself. Corey Stoll and Natalie Brown play off each other particularly well, resulting in an incredibly dynamic interaction that says a lot about the past, present and future of their relationship.
Another standout this week is Kevin Durand's Vasiliy Fet. He did manage to make an impression with a minimal amount of screen time in "The Box," but here we get a very clear sense of how he operates, and it's remarkably captivating. Vasiliy's got a great blend of the familiar no-nonsense, tough guy attitude, but with just the right amount of compassion and heart, making him both fun to watch and someone you can genuinely like and get behind.
A number of main characters are on the right track, but there's still a novelty to the whole situation, so when thinking back to "Gone Smoother," it's the opening scene with Eichorst, the closing battle between Eph, Nora, Jim and Captain Redfern, and, of course, Bolivar's predicament that you'll probably be most likely to remember.
Watching Eichorst get ready for the day is just downright fascinating – and quite beautiful, too. Everything he's said and done on the show thus far has been especially methodical and precise, and this moment carries that through to his personal life.
Yes, I'm curious to know more about what he is and how he reached this physical state, but the more striking element of his whole routine is the pride he takes in it. He's so proud of each and every step of this transformation and that satisfaction builds throughout the entire process until he declares, "To victory," and walks out of that room having convinced you he'll stop at nothing to get what he wants.
As for the episode's big battle, it's about time! For two episodes, The Strain has let its leads walk around completely oblivious to what's really happening, but now that's no longer the case and its perfect timing. Had it gone on much longer, it would've run the risk of becoming tiresome and possibly even stunting the progression of the show.
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The Strain continues next Sunday with 'It's Not For Everyone' at @10pm on FX.
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The Originals (8 p.m., The CW) – The Mikaelsons are out of options as they face the all-powerful and impervious entity known as The Hollow in the Season 4 finale. This is renewed.
The Great British Baking Show (9 p.m., UNC-TV) – The bakers attempt sweet dough with a twist, a recipe using three different flours.
What Would You Do? (9 p.m., ABC) – White teens bully a Muslim peer while hidden cameras gauge the reactions of bystanders in the Season 12 opener.
Wynonna Earp (10 p.m., Syfy) – Wynonna deals with an angry Marzonoik, which is like a genie but more evil.
Crossroads (10 p.m., CMT) – The group Earth, Wind & Fire is joined by Lady Antebellum, Darius Rucker, Martina McBride, Rascal Flatts, Sara Evans, Dan Plus Shay and Drake White.