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'Everything is comfortable, attractive and fresh thanks to a continuous programme of renewal,' say visitors; this year the main lounges have been renovated Featured hotel more The Crown and Castle ORFORD, Suffolk Beside the castle in a beautiful and quiet Suffolk village, this red brick inn is owned and run by TV presenter Ruth Watson, her husband, David, and Tim Sunderland, the partner/manager. The owners 'clearly know how to hire, and keep, good staff', said a reporter this year Featured hotel more Biggin Hall BIGGIN-BY-HARTINGTON, Derbyshire There are footpaths in all directions over beautiful countryside from the grounds of James Moffett's unpretentious hotel within the Peak District national park. It has long been liked by walkers for the unfussy atmosphere and the 'real value for money' Featured hotel more Hambleton Hall HAMBLETON, Rutland 'It remains an all-time favourite. The location, rooms and service are faultless.' Praise in 2013 for Tim and Stefa Hart's luxury hotel on a peninsula jutting into Rutland Water. In the candlelit dining room, which has gold damask on the walls, the chef, Aaron Patterson, has a Michelin star. Featured hotel more Little Barwick House BARWICK, Somerset 'Tim and Emma Ford are hosts par excellence' at their restaurant-with-rooms, a listed Georgian dower house close to the Somerset/Dorset border. 'Emma is welcoming and attentive; Tim's cooking sets the standard for us,' say regular visitors this year Featured hotel more Tudor Farmhouse CLEARWELL, Gloucestershire In a quiet village in the Royal Forest of Dean, this farmhouse (parts of which date back to the 13th century) and converted outbuildings is run as a small hotel by the owners, Hari and Colin Fell. 'We had a very pleasant stay,' say regular reporters this year, upgrading Tudor Farmhouse to a full entry Featured hotel more Swinton Park MASHAM, North Yorkshire 'Elegant, even luxurious, but never stuffy', Mark and Felicity Cunliffe-Lister's mock-Gothic castle in the Yorkshire Dales is 'impressive'. It stands in 200 acres of 'truly beautiful grounds' with a lake and a deer park. There's a spa and fitness centre and a snooker room; a cookery school. Featured hotel more Swinside Lodge NEWLANDS, Cumbria At the foot of Cat Bells, five minutes' walk from Derwentwater, Mike and Kath Bilton's small Georgian Lakeland house is much liked for the 'friendly and attentive service'. It is especially popular with walkers: 'Our stay was peaceful and spoiling; they took unending trouble to explain the most rewarding walks,' say visitors this year Featured hotel more La Sablonnerie SARK, Guernsey 'As wonderful as ever; eating lunch in the garden is the nearest thing I know to paradise.' Renewed praise this year comes from a returning visitor to Elizabeth Perrée's whitewashed 16th-century farmhouse on a charming car-free island noted for its abundant flora and fauna. Featured hotel more One Aldwych LONDON STRAND, London A striking conversion of the Edwardian offices of the Morning Post newspaper, One Aldwych is larger than the average Guide hotel, and more expensive. It keeps its entry because of continuing praise for the service: 'At last we have found a London hotel that we really like,' says a regular correspondent (based in California) Featured hotel more Gravetye Manor EAST GRINSTEAD, West Sussex The pioneer of the English natural garden, William Robinson, created the fine gardens and gave the interiors of this 16th-century Elizabethan manor house an Arts and Crafts style. The owners, Jeremy and Elizabeth Hosking, have invested heavily in a restoration of both house and garden that has been true to Robinson's vision Featured hotel more The Peacock at Rowsley ROWSLEY, Derbyshire On the edge of a Peak District village, this charming old inn by a bridge is owned by Lord Edward Manners, of nearby Haddon Hall. It is managed by Ian and Jenni MacKenzie, with 'very jolly' staff. Popular with fishermen, it was once a dower house: there are mullioned windows, leaded lights, and log fires in stone fireplaces. Featured hotel more Rothay Manor AMBLESIDE, Cumbria 'I've never known it in better heart; as always very comfortable with admirable staff; the food is better than ever.' Praise comes this year from a regular visitor (and Guide reader) for the Nixon family's traditional hotel, which has earned an entry in every edition of the Guide Featured hotel more Glenfinnan House Hotel GLENFINNAN, A Victorian Scots take on a small French château, this 'comfortable, welcoming hotel' stands in 'an idyllic setting' between Loch Shiel and the mountains. 'Wonderful; the old building has been sympathetically furnished to maintain its character without compromising on comfort or quality,' say visitors this year Featured hotel more The Draycott LONDON CHELSEA, London The union flag flies above this luxury hotel, part of Adrian Gardiner's Mantis group. It is a conversion of three adjoining Edwardian town houses in a quiet street close to Sloane Square. 'It is expensive, but a good base for anyone who can afford it: the impeccable service lives up to the cost,' said inspectors. Featured hotel more Chewton Glen NEW MILTON, Hampshire 'An impressive place, very well run; your name is remembered and staff greet you when you pass them.' In large grounds on the edge of the New Forest, this privately owned country house hotel, managed by Andrew Stembridge, has a staff/guest ratio of three to one.' Attention to detail is excellent; everyone is extremely helpful and polite,' is a comment in 2013. Featured hotel more Rose in Vale ST AGNES, Cornwall In a peaceful wooded valley, this Georgian manor house is a country hotel run by owners James and Sara Evans. 'It is very traditional and charming (no edgy decor here),' says a Guide inspector in 2013. 'The standards of comfort and service are high; the staff were efficient without ever seeming to hurry us.' Featured hotel more Trigony House THORNHILL, Dumfries and Galloway Surrounded by rolling hills, this small country hotel was built as a shooting lodge for Closeburn Castle. Adam and Jan Moore are the 'welcoming' owners; 'chatty and friendly', she is ready to advise on what to see and do in the area Featured hotel more Montagu Arms BEAULIEU, Hampshire 'A most enjoyable stay; the staff were friendly and efficient and the food was excellent.' Praise in 2013 from regular Guide correspondents for this much-extended 17th-century country house, formerly an inn, in beautiful gardens in the New Forest national park. The wisteria-clad, brick-faced building is traditionally furnished. Featured hotel more Blackaddie House SANQUHAR, Dumfries and Galloway The River Nith runs past the end of the large garden of Jane and Ian McAndrew's traditionally furnished 16th-century manse, in a 'picturesque' setting on the edge of a village. Ian McAndrew, who has received a Michelin star for his cooking, serves 'very good food' in the award-winning restaurant; his daily changing modern menus use Scottish produce wherever possible Featured hotel more The Redesdale Arms MORETON-IN-MARSH, Gloucestershire On the main street of this pretty Cotswold market town, this 17th-century inn, with its honey-coloured Georgian facade, is run by Robert Smith, the co-owner and manager. 'His welcome is warm and he has a hands-on style,' says a visitor in 2013 Featured hotel more Soar Mill Cove Hotel SOAR MILL COVE, Devon 'Friendly and welcoming; excellent service from all the staff.' Keith Makepeace's family-friendly hotel above a sandy cove on the south Devon coast continues to please readers. There has been considerable renovation this year. The heated indoor swimming pool has been enlarged as part of a new leisure suite, 'a spacious weatherproof environment where you can kick back and relax on a lounger'. Featured hotel more The Trout at Tadpole Bridge BUCKLAND MARSH, Oxfordshire Beside a narrow bridge over the River Thames, Gareth and Helen Pugh's 'unpretentious' 17th-century pub/restaurant is liked for the 'great' food and 'friendly' staff. It is popular with locals and boating visitors; six moorings are free if you dine in the restaurant Featured hotel more Three Choirs Vineyards NEWENT, Gloucestershire On the crest of a hill in attractive countryside, this restaurant-with-rooms is on an award-winning vineyard (one of the largest in Britain). Eight of the bedrooms are in a single-storey block beside the restaurant; each has French door opening on to a small private patio Featured hotel more Judges YARM, North Yorkshire The 'care and attention to detail' are praised this year at this traditional hotel, a restored Victorian mansion in extensive grounds (that became a residence for circuit judges). Owned by the Downs family, it is managed by Tim Howard ('friendly and charming') Featured hotel more Stone House RUSHLAKE GREEN, East Sussex 'Well cared for and on good form.' Praise in 2013 from a trusted reporter for Jane and Peter Dunn's country hotel (Tudor with Georgian additions) on the Sussex Weald Featured hotel more Losehill House HOPE, Derbyshire In a 'magnificent setting', Paul and Kathryn Roden's secluded spa hotel is in a white-painted Arts and Crafts house on a hillside, with footpath access to the Peak District national park. Refurbished modern bedrooms are decorated in neutral tones; a complimentary newspaper is provided Featured hotel more Porth Tocyn Hotel ABERSOCH, Gwynedd 'Absolutely spot on. We enjoyed yet another stay in the spring and no doubt will repeat it in a year,' say returning visitors to this country hotel with 'stupendous' views across Cardigan Bay and Snowdonia Featured hotel more Gilpin Hotel and Lake House WINDERMERE, Cumbria 'As always, a perfect stay: it might have become more glitzy as it has expanded, but it remains our favourite, a gold standard for small luxury hotels.' Praise from a trusted reporter this year, returning to the Cunliffe family's country house hotel (Relais & Châteaux). It is run by Barney and Zoë Cunliffe, and his parents, John and Christine. The Edwardian building has extensive grounds with terrace, pond, waterfall, croquet lawn. Featured hotel more Trefeddian Hotel ABERDYFI, Gwynedd On a hillside above a championship golf course, the Cave family's hotel, a large white, much-balconied building, has 'glorious views' over Cardigan Bay. Trefeddian has two loyal constituencies, families with young children in school holidays, and older customers in quieter periods. Featured hotel more Star Castle St Mary's, Isles of Scilly With views of the sea and isles in every direction, this star-shaped Tudor fortress owned by the Francis family has an 'enchanting' location. James Francis runs front-of-house with a long-serving staff, who create 'a very friendly atmosphere'. In keeping with the age of the building, bedrooms in the historic castle have dark furniture and deep colours; the more modern garden rooms (at times a 'blustery' walk from the main building) have nautical stripes or cheerful gingham prints. Featured hotel more Combe House Honiton, Devon 'A delight; seductively traditional inside with modern overtones in the garden.' More praise this year for Ken and Ruth Hunt's 'stunning renovation' of a Grade I listed Elizabethan manor house. 'First impressions are glorious: a beautiful old house in rolling parkland, log fire alight in the hall.' Featured hotel more Holbeck Ghyll WINDERMERE, Cumbria 'A wonderful welcome and a proper introduction to the hotel facilities,' was given to a visitor in 2013 to this creeper-covered former hunting lodge in large grounds overlooking Lake Windermere. The Arts and Crafts-inspired house has been restored with great attention to detail: fine stained glass, wood carvings on the stair banister. Featured hotel more The Zetter LONDON CLERKENWELL, London 'Laid back and quirky', this contemporary conversion of a Victorian warehouse (later the headquarters of a pools company) is in fashionable Clerkenwell. 'It is not a design hotel as such, just an easy-going place with imaginative styling,' said an inspector Featured hotel more Treglos Hotel CONSTANTINE BAY, Cornwall 'A good, well-run hotel with a warm welcome,' says a visitor in 2013 to this traditional hotel which is popular with families during the school holidays. Teenagers should feel comfortable here, say readers; they will find friends of their own age group. Owned by Jim and Rose Barlow for more than 40 years, it stands in landscaped gardens overlooking the white sandy beach of Constantine Bay. Featured hotel more Pen-y-Dyffryn OSWESTRY, Shropshire In 'beautiful countryside' on the last hill in Shropshire (a stream below marks the border with Wales), this former Georgian rectory is now a small country hotel owned by Miles and Audrey Hunter. 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Exhibit A is the defense attorneys' repeated inquiries as to whether jurors will be offended by racial language. It became clear today that some of the defendants use slurs about both minorities and white folk. I wouldn't be surprised if some of the salty sobriquets were captured on wiretapped conversations that will be played in court later this fall. And there was a hint that some of the slurs may come from early in Kwame Kilpatrick's first term as mayor, which spanned 2002 to 2006, and involve contracts given to mainly white firms.
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While I did feel a slight twinge being in a federal building on 9/11, I was more struck by the flashback to the first 9/11 I spent with Kwame Kilpatrick.
It was 9/11/2001, which was both the day of the terrorist attacks and Detroit's primary election day. Kilpatrick surged past then-City Council President Gil Hill to become the favorite in the race to replace retiring Mayor Dennis Archer. I covered his celebration at the Hotel St. Regis in the New Center for the Detroit Free Press. The gathering was subdued, due to the gravity of the morning attacks in New York, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C.
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County Council Supports Hampshire's Budding Sports Stars
Wednesday, 25 September 2013
Hampshire County Council has helped more of Hampshire's budding young sports stars in their quest to be the best in their chosen sport.
The Council awards grants each year to help talented youngsters realise their sporting potential, allowing future sports stars to participate at a representative level in their sport by assisting with travel and accommodation expenses and extra coaching, which can be expensive.
Since 2001, the County Council has been encouraging more people to apply for support which has so far helped young people compete in sports such as gymnastics, badminton tennis, martial arts, swimming, trampolining and ice skating.
Over the last twelve years more than 300 awards have been made to help young people achieve their dreams of competing at national or international levels - among them, Beijing Olympic gymnast Rebecca Wing from Farnborough and 2012 Paralympian Boccia player David Smith.
Over 20 individual sports are covered by this support with recipients achieving international honours in athletics, badminton, biathlon, boccia, cross country, dressage, figure skating, gymnastics, kayaking, modern pentathlon, netball, sailing, shooting, skiing, swimming, taekwondo, tchoukball, trampolining and triathlon.
Leader of Hampshire County Council, Councillor Roy Perry said: "We launched our Olympic Legacy Programme for Hampshire this summer and as this develops, it's important that we continue to encourage all children to take part in sport and live a healthy lifestyle.
"Some young people will have a natural ability and talent and we need to ensure that if they choose to develop their skills, they are given the opportunity to do so. Taking part in sport at competitive level whether regional, national or international, can be expensive and could be a barrier to a youngster realising their full sporting potential. This financial year we have around £17,500 available to help, and in the summer, we awarded around £4,000 to support a number of Hampshire athletes towards reaching their sporting goals for the future. We look forward to hearing of their progress in fields which include equestrianism, basketball, biathlon and modern pentathlon, tennis and swimming."
Among those to benefit in the latest round of support are brother and sister Biathle stars, 15 year old Bradley and 13 year old Jessica Sutton from Basingstoke. The pair competes in Biathle, Biathlon, Triathlon, Tetrathlon, and Bradley now full Pentathlon. Jessica competes in her first full Modern Pentathlon in Yorkshire in October. Bradley competes at national and international level and is the current Biathlon World Tour Champion in his age group. He hopes to progress into the World Class (Olympic) programme in Modern Pentathlon this year and is also the Biathle GB Series Champion this year. His sister Jessica is the current World Tour Champion for her age group.
Bradley said: "It's great to get some support from Hampshire County Council, I know this helps with getting me the best training and travelling to the competitions. I completed my first National Pentathlon this year and with swimming, show jumping, fencing, running and shooting I realised how much kit and preparation is required for a busy day of competition so finishing 5th was fantastic, thank you Hampshire."
Jessica added:"Thank you for the support from Hampshire County Council as I continue to train hard on all the five disciplines. Getting the World Biathle Tour Title was great, I will be chasing hard for this again next year. I am also looking forward to my first full Pentathlon soon."
Information on how to apply is available in most sports clubs and from the County Council Children's Services Department. Application forms are available at all schools or can be requested.
To be eligible for a grant, the applicant must be of school age and be involved in competitive sport above district level with the attitude and ability to progress.
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Ten Key Formula Families in Chinese Medicine provides a practical path to a deeper understanding of traditional Chinese herbal formulas. Dr. Huang discusses the core aspects of the ten most important families of formulas in the classical formula tradition in a way that is both profound and accessible. By introducing the concept of constitutions and the attendant vulnerabilities of those constitutions to certain types of disorders, he hands the reader a very useful key to understanding how and when to use these formulas in the clinic.
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Alice had an alarming vision that connects with Bella's disturbing but accurate dream. With Jasper's help, Alice will try to save Edward from a terrible fate.
(Alternative story to New Moon)
Bella Swan wakes from a disturbing but accurate dream and tries to spare her beloved Edward of the pain he endures with every breath.Bella leaves Edward (Alternative story)
This alternative story started, like Twilight, with a dream. I was reading the draft of Midnight Sun till late that night. I went to sleep thinking about how hard it was for Edward to be around Bella. So in my dream I was Bella. I was deeply in love with Edward and then I realize the pain he was into with every breath. I decided to leave him for his own sake thinking he would be happier without me. So it's basically New Moon in reverse. Enjoy.
I want to share with you a bit of the music that inspire me while writing this Fanfic.
All of it is about the music and how it set the tone to the story
Some of them are also about the lyrics. Here is my playlist:
Breaking my heart – Aqualung
The hardest of hearts – Florence + the machine
Blackout – Muse
Goodnight, travel well – The killers
Reel me in – Aqualung
Tonge tied - Aqualung
Falling - Florence + the machine
This little drawing is from chapter 5 Buried
"But I'm not saying goodbye"
"Don't you see? That's what proves me right. I care the most, because if I can do it… If leaving is the right thing to do… Then I'll hurt myself to keep from hurting you, to keep you safe."
"And you don't think I would do the same?"
"You'd never have to make the choice"
Twilight, Interrogations
It was really fun to be alone hunting with my husband. We haven't been able to do this in a long time. It was like an end-of-summer party. I will soon be starting my senior year at Forks High school and Jasper will be pretending to go to college. He really wanted to go this time, he said there was some subject he was interested in studying, but the simple thought of being apart was too painful. I couldn't find it in me to try to persuade him to go.
It all happened so fast. I wasn't keeping tabs on him, just the usual watch-out I normally do for my family. Suddenly Edward was blazing, dying in our fireplace. Thought the vision was blurry its significance was so powerful that I lost my attention on the bear I was about to finish off and its paw sent me flying before I could anticipate its move. "I have to find Jasper".
I followed his scent; he was draining a mountain lion, a remainder of Edward I didn't need. "Jasper! We need to get back to the house, now!" I yelled.
"Alice! What's wrong? What did you see?" He knows me too well.
"Edward." I answered "We're going to have to leave the Jeep behind; we only have four hours and seventeen minutes"
He saw the dread in my eyes, there was no time to explain. We started running at full speed. When we made it out of the Big Bend Park he finally asked. "What did you see? What kind of danger is he in?"
I tried to make sense of my vision, searching backward into the future. "Bella", it sounded like an expletive.
"Is he going to…?" Jasper asked fighting the pool of venom in his mouth. He never believed Edward will be able to overcome his temptation.
"No. I think she is going to break up with him". How could she do that, my brother was quite a catch. Fun to be around, good to the core, handsome and totally in love with her. I couldn't see the reason for her defection. I hopped my blurred vision wasn't true.
She most has been determined to this outcome for some time now, or I wouldn't be able to see it. But, why?
Jasper was sensing my fear and he voiced his concern "He's going to try to kill himself, right?"
I just nodded, I didn't trust my voice.
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Hi Chris,
The best part of writing this fragment was Emmet's reactions. It took me a while to get them right.
He goes from playful, to brooding, to angry, to devastated in only few moments.
I thought that it was time for Emmet to say the words ; no one else but Edward could know her this much to see through her.
And all this stressfull situation is taking out the best and worst of each Cullen. Well, that's what I tried to show in this chapter.
great story, i can't wait to see where this goes!
Hi everyone. I want to apologize for taking this long to post something new to my story. You know how this is, life gets in the way. I'm a teacher and I have 1st and 2nd grade this year. It's been quite a challenge to teach 42 6-years old how to read. It's taking too much of my time and energy.
I hope I get better at writing cause doing this it is an awesome creative outlet. Please don't give up on me, keep giving me ideas, your comments are the fuel to my writing.
I notice something funny regarding my story. Once I mentioned Tanya everyone panicked, I don't know why. Please give Edward a little credit. Keep giving me your suggestions and ideas, I always consider them; but they won't change the essence of the characters, which aren't mine by the way, they're Stephenie's only. (no more fanfict published as original work)
My family came back with everything we need so we can stay here. I can't believe they're being so nice to me. They don't owe me anything. This kind of actions makes us a real family, I suppose.
Carlisle told me about Tanya and Kate involvement in all this. I know I'm putting all of them at risk by staying, that's why I didn't say a word about my cousins helping out with the hospital issue. I don't exactly like the idea. I hate showing my weakness to them. But Carlisle is right, they are the most loyal allies; I know we can trust them.
Ever since Alice and Jasper got me out of the hole last night – they actually carried me to the shower this time – I got the feeling that they are hiding something from me. Something happened in Port Angeles, but they won't share. It's something between them so I won't pry. I have enough drama on my own.
And it's not just them, even Carlisle is hiding something too. Something painful… that's all I know. Something painful for me wouldn't be a surprise at this point. I feel like I got my wish and fate covered me with punishment for atonement. If only that could be true, if only I had a soul worth saving.
Esme's the only one who was forthright. She told me about her encounter with Charlie. I think she's trying to prepare me for what I'll face at school this Monday. I hope I can handle it; my family's efforts deserve my best try.
Carlisle and I spent a whole morning working on the equipment he bought. Jasper's a shadow behind me tampering with my mood while I'm tampering with these machines. Everything is ready; my cousins will arrive any minute now. Carlisle's thoughts are getting anxious.
"Just tell me," I prompt him.
He let out a big sigh and I saw the entire plan in his head. "And you're worried because you think I'll say no?" I said with a dark laugh. That kind of pain was nothing compared to the pain of her departure. "Does it work?", I asked; that's the only thing that matters.
"Yes, it works. Jasper tried it three weeks ago. He said he wanted to try the army again and he'll need medical examinations to get in." He pointed his next words to him; "part of this plan, right?" He was angry, frustrated and in awe that Jasper would go to such lengths to help me stay.
Jasper just nodded a little embarrassed, he could feel Carlisle's disapproval.
"You could have told me." Carlisle replied while he passed his fingers through his golden hair.
"What happened to the machines you used three weeks ago?" Why did Carlisle have to buy more? That was strange.
"Kate broke them," Jasper answered. "She was so angry with me," he snorted.
"I'm still angry" Kate retorted at the door. "And I'm not sure this is a good idea"
Thank you for your patience
I'm so pleased that you are posting again.
I hope the 6 year olds go OK with reading - I have a 6 year old and she is really enjoying it but have had one son who hated reading with every fibre in his body - now teenaged and still hates reading but can do so very easily if the need arises, just doesn't see the point when there are perfectly good TVs to watch.
I'm still trying to figure Jasper out.Is there more to what he has been doing?
I'm glad that Esme is being straight with Edward, he doesn't need them to be all secrative on him now.
Best wishes
I hope my students enjoy reading as much as I do. My 2nd grade ones love writting, that much I know. They write a diary every weekday, on mondays they write a short story.
Jasper will surprise even his wife at the end... so keep guessing :D
Esme's very protective but she knows what Edward can and can't handle. But Jasper and Alice can't spill yet.
Glad to see you're posting again! I wonder what are they planning to do? Can't wait to see how things will develop! Will they finally get Edward out of his hole, and what will happen when he goes back to school? And how and when will Bella come back (if she does!)? Looking forward to the next chapter!
I want to use this reply to say that I thought about solving the hospital issue using Kate's gift before I saw Breaking Dawn 2. But seeing it in the movie was great and fueled my idea.
I hope that give you and idea about what are they planning.
After I finish HEART I'll start Edward's first day of school.
Sounds exciting!
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June 13, 2010
already thinking about fall
48 comments:
- Sara said...
Hey Tavi, we just talked on twitter - @saraprivate .
Did you read my blog? Hope you like it and thanks for posting new 'post' lol :)
- June 13, 2010 1:07 PM
- Valentine said...
Loving the 1st picture !
-the life of a belgian stylist-
- June 13, 2010 1:23 PM
- The Runaway Dress said...
really nice photos you found. liking the first one
- June 13, 2010 1:24 PM
- Claudia said...
I hate fall.
But Kurt Cobain, oh, he always looks gorgeous.
- June 13, 2010 1:38 PM
- Juliette said...
Always looking ahead, eh Tavi?
-Juliette WhereForArtThouRomeo
- June 13, 2010 1:39 PM
- Sylvia etc... said...
i love the picture of winona ryder and then the carine roitfeld one ... great archive you have!
- June 13, 2010 1:39 PM
- FASHION SNAG said...
Great photos!
- June 13, 2010 2:04 PM
- Amanda said...
SO into the styling in the first image
- June 13, 2010 2:32 PM
- Erin said...
Please don't die your hair again. Especially red. It looks really nice that white color.
Fashion Underwater
- June 13, 2010 2:40 PM
- Artemis said...
I've been looking at knits for fall and really love that first pic!
- June 13, 2010 2:54 PM
- Elizabeth said...
- June 13, 2010 3:37 PM
- sophie-ellen said...
the virgin suicides is undoubtably one of the best evr films. You're such a talented writer, as you are probably told really often but this is coming from an 11 year old so you must be good:)!
sophie x
- June 13, 2010 3:38 PM
- Julia M said...
Planning ahead is good-I haven't even considered autumn wear, it'll probably be boots and knitted, warm things again though.
You should dye your hair pinky-red like Kurt's. Everytime you wash your hair, your bathroom tiles will become a little more colourful..
- June 13, 2010 4:00 PM
- E is for Eleanor said...
Winona and Kurt! Forever.
- June 13, 2010 4:36 PM
- Darcy said...
I just found "How Sassy Changed My Life" and "Dear Diary" at a used bookstore this week, each for only $3! I thought of you and my angsty teenage self screeched with joy at my finds.
Also, have you seen/read the Kurt Cobain graphic novel? It's pretty cheesey, but definitely interesting.
- June 13, 2010 5:42 PM
- SarahPeslar said...
The white dress in Virgin Suicides has inspired so many of my outfits, let it's pure fantasy engulf you.
- June 13, 2010 7:02 PM
- kelly frances said...
i always think a season ahead, naturally.. i guess most in the fashion world do.. i saw virginia suicides, i found it disturbing!!
- June 13, 2010 7:28 PM
- Ellen said...
Love the photos. Fashion forces you to look ahead ALWAYS. It just can't be helped.
- June 13, 2010 7:40 PM
- Melis said...
Ummm I'm pretty sure you should be 27--like me-- and my best friend, because we like all of the same things, down to Daria, Freaks and Geeks, and I used to actually subscribe to Sassy way back when. Weird.
- June 13, 2010 10:48 PM
- Mathilda said...
I think we´re ageless.
I´m 51 and like the same things.
Generation is just a marketing invention. We´re all connected by the same tastes and feelings, from Commes des Garçons to Daria.
Twenty first century is the time machine where we meet to exchange messages of all times.
About school, I think it´s boring for everyone. I used to try Daria´s formula. Mock the "interesting idiots." But, with time, I`ve learned to aknowledge the importance of this apparently meaningless obligation. The world is full of idiots and we have to deal with them. And, as you said, Tavi, in that brilliant chronicle, sometimes even them surprises us with a moment of joy and friendship.
Besides, we´ll always have the unpopular Daria to rimind us we don´t give a damm. Beijos!
- June 13, 2010 11:55 PM
- Mathilda said...
I think we´re ageless.
I´m 51 and like the same things.
Generation is just a marketing invention. We´re all connected by the same tastes and feelings, from Commes des Garçons to Daria.
Twenty first century is the time machine where we meet to exchange messages of all times.
About school, I think it´s boring for everyone. I used to try Daria´s formula. Mock the "interesting idiots." But, with time, I`ve learned to aknowledge the importance of this apparently meaningless obligation. The world is full of idiots and we have to deal with them. And, as you said, Tavi, in that brilliant chronicle, sometimes even them surprises us with a moment of joy and friendship.
Besides, we´ll always have the unpopular Daria to rimind us we don´t give a damm. Beijos!
- June 13, 2010 11:55 PM
- sevendialsgirl said...
You are such a 90's girl. Love it. You make me feel like my teenage were not wasted, and all that henna, blue hair dye and Nirvana obsessions were worth it.
- June 14, 2010 2:49 AM
- Lovers, Saints & Sailors said...
It's always the draw of what we don't have, right?
- June 14, 2010 3:41 AM
- LaArmoire said...
I do hate summer nothing special is going on in thous hot days, but I love the winter time I don't know why but for me a winter fashions are more chic as for girls and boys. I read your blog for a long time and I can see that you are more like fashion designer that a girl writing a blog about fashion. You are something special for me I can say that your blog is a part of my life,every day I cheek your blog to see if you have posted new post it is a part of my work my obligation. So I hope that you will be one day a fashion expert and you will dress a biggest stars of the world !
- June 14, 2010 5:30 AM
- Comic_Cat said...
the pic of Winona is great, I wish I had a jeans jacket..
- June 14, 2010 6:22 AM
- Chloe Michele said...
Luckily it's Autumn here in Aus!
- June 14, 2010 6:23 AM
- Me said...
Kurt Cobain looks amazing in that photo - fragile & beautiful.
- June 14, 2010 7:57 AM
- hbub29 said...
I like the second picture!
- June 14, 2010 10:26 AM
- Steve said...
Fuck yeah Winona Ryder!
- June 14, 2010 12:28 PM
- That's-a-matter-of-opinion said...
Love the Chloe Sevigny Picture !
And i Love your Blog !
Your Spring Post is perfect for Spring !
Greets, Greta
- June 14, 2010 3:43 PM
- Angelica said...
That Kurt picture is beautiful.
- June 15, 2010 12:25 AM
- Sheik LeBeau said...
My Kurt *~*
- June 15, 2010 4:31 AM
- APieceOfCrap said...
Our brand new blog, and our first. Take a peek.
best regards from Sweden
- June 15, 2010 6:26 AM
- thwany said...
seriously. dressing in the fall and winter is so much more fun.
- June 15, 2010 12:41 PM
- Mashy said...
Poor Winony... she looked ever so cute back then...
- June 15, 2010 1:06 PM
- Midge said...
Wow, that throwback Winona Ryder photo! You, girl, are a trip! :)
- June 15, 2010 3:56 PM
- cancercowboy said...
humans, always wanting what we can't have, at the moment ^__^
this brings back memories of my serious schoolboy crush on Ms Ryder... still have a soft spot for her.
- June 15, 2010 4:34 PM
- Madd said...
oh shit itu Winona ama Kurt Cobain ngapain dipajang? hehe .. good job deh, tuh artis kesukaan gw dua2nya ..
- June 15, 2010 11:34 PM
- beth. said...
autumn is cool of enough for permanancy.terminal.forever.
AND now i'm .nostalgic.
- June 16, 2010 8:40 AM
- Masha said...
what? already thinking about fall??? oh nono!! I wanna summer!! grrr
haha winona rider was a real boy!!))
- June 18, 2010 6:20 PM
- blueberry 's girls said...
<3 <3 <3
- June 20, 2010 1:57 PM
- The Big Mac said...
The Red hair is HOT, but Kurt could never fail, I say GO FOR IT! xx
- June 22, 2010 10:49 AM
- anisha said...
i like it.
- June 23, 2010 4:14 PM
- i.think.im.dumb said...
You are such a little shit. it breaks my heart to see that little pre-teens like you (or whatever) think that you knew what the 90s grunge/punk/riot grrrl scene was all about. You were just a twinkle in your parent's eyes then. Courtney Love is a piece of shit (and always was) who added nothing to the scene. In fact, we all hated her for being nothing more than a flake who most likely ended up killing Kurt. But you would not know anything about that because you were not there. You didn't experience any of it first-hand: not the punk scene, the zine scene, the grrrl scene -- none of it. Sure, you can revel in it, but it's long gone & none of your paperback novels or $15 magazines can substitute for what it was really like. Stick to what you know: being an over-priveliged brat. Over and out.
- June 25, 2010 8:05 AM
- Gerry said...
Why do you have to be so rude, "i.think.im.dumb" she didn't say a thing about knowing the "scenes" and being around during all the grunge stuff. All she did was say she had an interest in it. Whats wrong with that!? And I know people like you, you say people don't appreciate your style and the things you like but when someone comes around and says that they're interested in it you shoot them down and tell them they're dumb and that they have no purpose being a part of it. Make up your mind and stop being such a jerk!
- June 28, 2010 9:07 PM
- zaleon said...
The white dress in Virgin Suicides has inspired so many of my outfits, let it's pure fantasy engulf you.
- July 06, 2010 3:12 AM
- zaleon said...
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- July 06, 2010 3:12 AM
- maxielove said...
I like this Tavi, first i saw Chloe Sevigny whom I love then Kurt Cobain who i was slightly obsessed with for a short while and then you mentioned the virgin suicides which i watched last week.
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These surgeries are done to repair birth defects called cleft lip and cleft palate. A cleft lip is an open gap in the upper lip. A cleft palate is an open gap in the roof of the mouth. If left untreated, the child can have many complications, such as:
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- Allow the lips to close with a tight seal.
The goal of cleft palate repair is to have the palate area function normally. This includes proper development of the teeth and jaw, as well as speech.
Possible Complications
Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your child's doctor will review potential problems, like:
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- Infection
- Scars not healing correctly
- Reaction to the anesthesia
- Damage to nerves, blood vessels, muscles, or lungs
If your child has other birth defects, this may put him at a higher risk for complications.
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Prior to Procedures
Your child will need to have an empty stomach before surgery. Make sure you get specific instructions about when to stop feeding your child.
In the time leading up to the surgeries, the doctor may have your child wear a device called an obturator. The device fits inside the mouth. It may help your child during feedings and help to keep the arch in the lip.
Your child will be treated by a team of specialists. The doctors will:
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- Give you a chance to ask questions about the surgeries and recovery process
General anesthesia will be used. It will block any pain and keep your child asleep through the surgeries. It is given by IV.
Description of the Procedures
To repair a cleft lip, an incision will be made on either side of the cleft. The incision will be from the lip to the nostril. Sutures will be used to close the two parts of the lip. If your child has two openings on either side of the lip, an additional surgery will be needed in about a month. Bandages will be placed over the incision area.
During cleft palate repair, incisions will be made on the two sides of the cleft. A special flap technique will be used to move the hard palate in the front of the mouth and the soft palate in the back of the mouth. The muscle fibers in palate will also be moved. Removable or absorbable stitches will be used to close the area.
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- Apply sunscreen to your child's face, especially on the healed incision area.
- Be sure to follow the doctor's instructions.
After the surgeries, you will see scars at the upper lip and nose. These scars will fade with time. After the repairs are done, your child will be able to develop and function normally. In some cases, your child may need more surgeries to improve appearance. Surgeries may also be needed to improve breathing problems, jaw alignment, or speech development.
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After leaving the hospital, contact the doctor if any of the following occurs:
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