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I was recently introduced to the music of an Australian rock band called The Beards. There's a lot to like about them: Their tunes are catchy, they are talented musicians, and their lyrics are terribly witty. But what sets them apart from your average talented, hook-heavy folk-rock is their single-minded focus on subject matter. This band writes and performs songs exclusively about beards and the people who grow them.
Yep, you heard me right. Their third album (Having a Beard is the New Not Having a Beard) features such proto-hits as I Think Beards are Great, The Beard Accessory Store, and There's Just Nothing Better Than a Beard. I think they're pretty clear about where they stand on the subject.
The Beards have committed to doing one thing, and doing it extremely well. I think Gary Keller would approve. See, that single-mindedness is the focus of Keller's new book, The One Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results.
The best-selling author and Keller Williams International Realty co-founder teamed up with the VP of his company's publishing arm to write The One Thing, which will be available starting April 1, 2013. Functionally, their suggestion is a good one to follow. It's important to have a focus in your company, just as it's important to know what the core of your value proposition is. Even if the whole purpose of your company is creating and selling songs about beards, you'd better be off on a world tour trumpeting your beard songs to the heavens if you want to achieve the kind of extraordinary success that Keller talks about (and, frankly, has experienced himself). Continue reading »
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It started out as a typical Sunday for Henry Del Castillo, Jr., in February 2006 when he set off for Mass at St. Michael Church in Bedford. A special guest at Mass that morning was Father Robert Thames, a priest from the Diocese of Fort Worth serving a long way from home in Bolivia — one of the poorest and least developed countries in Latin America. Fr. Thames talked about his mission to educate poor children in the impoverished nation. Del Castillo liked what he heard. In just a few short years, Fr. Thames had taken the concept of starting a school in Bolivia and turned it into a reality. Del Castillo wanted to know more and caught up with the priest after Mass.
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adriana claudia wrote:DeepAndDark wrote:. Now I don't see a reason why should good characters kill anyone. Yet they do, and in great numbers.
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adriana claudia wrote:kavr wrote:She also ask in a way to be some kind of personal coach for Hans , but I dont now if Hans wont that
mmmh , I`m having a hard time trying to get this some help please
kavr wrote:and I give the idee of goin together to some dance school ,
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Upright rows or do a search for contreras.
Upright rows or do a search for contreras.
Wide-grip upright rows, done properly.
I much prefer leaning side laterals to the regular version. Less momentum and more emphasis on the actual medial delt.
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smythe machine seated behind the neck press.
This really nails them
Lateral raise machine widowmakers:
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i like cuban presses.
Awesome suggestions. I enjoy upright rows..but when you say wide grip..how far out are you talking?
Out side shoulder width. Only pull to your nipple line.
I make sure and do these in front of a mirror, for form. during a warm-up set I find the best hand position by starting at a point outside shoulder width, and perform the movement. I watch in the mirror for my lateral delts to start popping out, and adjust my grip accordingly.
I've been enjoying band pull-aparts and face-pulls
i love face pulls but i feel them more in my rear delts.....?
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Only with a band will you hit the medial head. With the rope att. on a cable stack it's pretty much all rear delts/traps, but as soon as you have to pull your hand apart as well as back, the medials come into play.
I superset it with push press or rack press usually for extra fun.
I find them to be more effective on the lateral head using a neutral grip. Like this guy:
cool i guess i just have stronger medial delts then i thought. i do this same exact method. I pull back and as wide as I can, about the heighth of my ear with the tricep rope on the cable stack. usually do 160 x 12 170 x 10 and 200 x 8 if im feeling up to it
i have maxed it out but it was towards the beginning of a workout, after t bars and bent rows i struggle at 200 lol
Im pretty sure i have scalpular disfunction. I have a much stronger chest than I do back, and it shows. I have been trying to hit back real hard, doing different things to really get my lats working. im heavy as it is and with the strain it puts on my shoulders its hard to do pull ups lol
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The A List Directory
The February issue of Harpers Bazaar is both celebration and anatomization of the A-list: a portrait of our time and a snapshot of contemporary culture, as Bazaars Hannah Rothschild writes in her introduction.
\r\nBut our portfolio of silver screen talent, along with the fast approaching awards season of BAFTAs and Oscars, is also the perfect opportunity to open our secret address book of the places, professionals, products and services the A-list call upon when theyre in town.
\r\nThink of our A-List Directory as a resource overflowing with places and people you always knew must exist but have never managed to find. From the tailor who tweaks Kate Winslets red-carpet dresses to Kirsty Youngs favourite pub, Richard Nicolls go-to DJ and the caterer who served Kate Moss rib of beef at the Cafe Royal: weve prised names and addresses worth their weight in gold out of our celebrity contacts so that you can call on exactly the same brilliant talent.
\r\nWeve divided our guide into:
\r\nA-list Fashion
\r\nThe essential contacts for every sartorial need
\r\nA-list Travel
\r\nFrom hotels with added culture to fish restaurants with appetizing views
\r\nA-list Social
\r\nWhere to go and who and what to order in
\r\nA-list Beauty
\r\nHow to get a Hollywood gloss
The A List Directory - Page 2
Its a joy to be styled by Lucie McCullin, because, in the words of McFly - its all about you. Ask her to refresh your working wardrobe, or find the accessories to lift your wedding dress, and shell develop your personal look by drawing on the whole fashion spectrum from high end and high street. Many stylists follow fashion blindly, trying to make a statement each time they style, says model and client Claudia Schiffer, but Lucie understands that true style is organic and effortless. And she knows her stuff. A-Listers such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Winslet, and Keira Knightley have benefited from her styling touch for editorial campaigns.
\r\nAnd her key pieces this season? The YSL Besce Chyc shoulder bag is practical and perfect in every way, she says, and Christian Louboutins Piou Piou shoes are the most comfortable height, yet still sexy.
\r\nLucie McCullin, www.luciemccullin.co.uk, +44 (0)7904 109 688
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If Classic Shoe Repairs is good enough for Jimmy Choo, it's good enough for the rest of us. Insiders know that this cobbling firm, which celebrates its fifty year anniversary this year, is the first choice of Harvey Nichols' and Selfridges' shoe departments, as well as Christian Louboutin. No shoe or bag is too ravaged for the Xenophontos family, whether they are relining handbags, hand cleaning pale leather totes or reworking a well-loved Kirkwood heel.
\r\n"Classic Shoes can repair anything. They recently completely restored my Lanvin satin summer shoes," says Bazaar's contributing editor Deborah Brett. "They will even restore the red to your Louboutins."
\r\nThe Classic Shoe Repair Company, 23-25 Brecknock Road, London, N7 0BL +44 (0)20 7485 5275, www.classicshoerepairs.com
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Robert Gates is fashion's indispensable concierge. His talent for anticipating your style needs before you even know them yourself has won him the devotion of stylists and fashion editors all over.
\r\nFrom his HQ in a Georgian townhouse off Marylebone High Street, Robert heads up the private shopping experience at Matches offshoot No.23. "We want it to feel like a home away from home," says Robert. "There's a huge satisfaction in making our clients look fantastic, but also in meeting the more unusual requests. We've had clients who've lost their luggage and needed us to find them a totally new wardrobe in the space of a few hours."
\r\n"Robert Gates is divine. A dream." says Bazaar's editor-at-large Kim Hersov. "He's so delightful and proactive, and he helps change people's style because he's a great editor."
\r\nRobert Gates at Matches No. 23, 23 Welbeck Street, London, W1G 8EG, www.matchesfashion.com, +44 (0)20 78197956
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"Whether for a private individual, a designer or a performer, one of the most satisfying parts of my job is creating a bespoke piece," says milliner Noel Stewart. "I get a real feeling of satisfaction seeing someone really thrilled with what I have made."
\r\nNoel's creations may look avant-garde, but they draw on his experience working with millinery royalty including Stephen Jones at Christian Dior couture and have adorned Kylie Minogue, Keira Knightley and Lily Allen.
\r\n"Noel doesn't so much make hats, as pieces of art," says Bazaar contributing editor Deborah Brett.
\r\nNoel Stewart, email@example.com, www.noelstewart.com
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Is nothing beyond the tailoring skill of Hanne Laitinen? With forty years of expertise, she gives as much attention to moving a button as to remodelling a vintage piece or altering a red carpet gown. "Hanne is an incredible tailor," says Kate Winslet, one of her regular clients. "She is thorough and precise beyond belief and always honours the designer's expertise. Her ability to make a tiny alterations that can transform the entire silhouette of a garment really is outstanding."
\r\nFor all her long years in the business, Hanne thrives on the new, whether in the form of fabrics, innovative designs or techniques. She admits to loving fashion's constant revolution, from the ever changing gallery of people she meets, to the diversity of their wishes, their seemingly impossible deadlines and the beautiful garments that come into her studio.
\r\n"It's wonderful to be in a fitting room with her, under her ever watchful eye," says Kate. "She has even altered a red carpet outfit for me over the phone, no pins required! She is brilliant.\"
\r\nHanne Laitinen at Simply Tailored Ltd, Liberty 1st Floor, Great Marlborough Street, London, W1B 5AH. Hanne can also come to your home, +44 (0) 207 573 9533, firstname.lastname@example.com
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Arnold & Henderson is the secret to many a party. Central to their ethos is feasting, an approach heartily endorsed by clients Acne, Louis Vuitton and Alexander McQueen. Melanie Arnold and Margot Henderson (who recently served partridge and rib of beef to Kate Moss, Georgia May Jagger and Stephen Jones at Miu Miu's pop-up members club in the newly-opened Cafe Royal) met while running the French House in Soho twenty years ago and have since continued "to help people have a merry time, with splendid drinks and delicious food."
\r\n"I use Arnold and Henderson exclusively," says curator Sadie Coles, "because no other caterer makes the host look so unflashily generous, stylish and relaxed. They just have good taste: in food, flowers, locations, and staff, and will hold a party that guests remark upon. Margot and Melanie are on a constant hunt to find original and often surprising locations."
\r\nSadie, with Margot and Melanie's help, has hosted parties ranging from a soirée in her empty garage ("with roast chestnuts on a burner outside to welcome guests") to enormous feasts in a rarely accessible Mayfair gentlemen\'s club ("malt whisky and cigarettes in the oak-panelled bar to end the evening was perfection"). "The parties they cater have a true sense of joy and celebration."
\r\nArnold & Henderson, Rochelle Canteen, Rochelle School, Arnold Circus, London E2 7ES, www.arnoldandhenderson.com, +44 (0)20 7729 5667
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Never has there been a better time for pampered pooches. Seven years ago, well-travelled Jane and Andrew Cooper realised shops devoted to presents for dogs were a rarity. They decided to open a shop to share their finds with the rest of the dog-loving country. "We still strive to be the best-stocked pet boutique in London," says Andrew. And with clients including Kate Moss, Sienna Miller and Bazaar's associate editor Sara Parker Bowles, they must be making dogs happy. The most popular treatments are the dog and cat spa, and they are launching doggie daycare this year.
\r\n"Karen [Jane's mother] and the team have looked after my family's dogs for years," says singer Will Young, whose border terrier Esme loves the dog spa. "Not only is the shop amazing but everyone is so friendly. I would book myself in for a haircut if I could."
\r\nThe Mutz Nutz, 221 Westbourne Park Road, Notting Hill, London W11 1EA, www.themutznutz.com, +44 (0)20 7243 3333
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It's all about the views from the Royal Penthouse at the Corinthia Hotel – the London skyline of the Southbank looks even better when viewed from a room with an uninterrupted 180-degree view. The 5,000 square foot penthouse is the venue of choice for the A-List private party: what with loungers, a fire pit and a terrace for smokers, it provides a roomy intimacy that's perfect for high-profile events.
\r\nIn fact the venue was handpicked by designer Mark Fast for his spring/summer '13 fashion week party. Along with guests Rita Ora and Kanye West, Fast thoroughly enjoyed "such a glamorous and exclusive venue". The penthouse also played host to Bazaar's film writer Mariella Frostrup's party for her charity GREAT (Gender Rights and Equality Action Trust), attended by Jemima Khan, Laura Bailey and Miriam Clegg.
\r\nThe Royal Penthouse at the Corinthia Hotel , www.corinthia.com/london, +44 (0)20 7930 8181
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Colbert, with its David Collins-designed interiors, spacious grand-cafe airiness and prime location on Sloane Square (previously inhabited by Oriel), has become an instant classic. It only opened in October last year (shortly after Corbin and King's other fashionable new venture Brasserie Zedel), but its unpretentious French brasserie menu has already won over many a Chelsea resident.
\r\nBreakfast chosen toute la journée is the order of the day at Colbert. "We hadn't anticipated Chelsea's 'appetite' for breakfast," says proprietor Jeremy King, "but it is very gratifying - and as with any restaurant, a good crowd attracts an even better one".
\r\nIt's hard to conceive of a finer endorsement than a tweet from Nigella Lawson praising her Colbert full English breakfast of bacon, sausages and egg. We say it's the only way to start the day.
\r\nColbert, 50-52 Sloane Square, Chelsea, SW1W 8AX, +44 (0) 20 7730 2804, www.colbertchelsea.com, email@example.com
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Kevin Lansdown holds the keys to your reservation at legendary fish restaurant Scott's. It's worth knowing that he takes on average 800 calls a day with charming efficiency. That sort of job requires some serious people skills, but luckily, Kevin, who was previously maitre d' at the Ivy for 16 years, has a photographic memory and a straightforward manner to match. "Being a maitre d' is like being a chef d'orchestre, you have to know what is going on at all times, in all areas and read people and spot potential pitfalls," says Kevin.
\r\n"He's just so unbelievably consistent," artist and Scott's regular Marc Newson says. "I love the restaurant because of him, really. He always effortlessly makes an effort. Everyone's paid attention to, to the point where one looks forward to seeing him. And he likes all of the good things in life – we've spent many hours talking about Champagne."
\r\nAnd the final piece of advice from Kevin? "The secret to getting a table at Scott's? is to try for a late lunch or become a regular. A kind word on the 'phone never goes amiss, either!"
\r\nScott's, 20 Mount Street, London, W1K 2HE, www.scotts-restaurant.com, +44 (0) 207 495 7309
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Vic Brotherson's passion for flowers is unsurpassed. Her craft rests on her enthusiasm for all things seasonal, her attention to detail and her eye for second-hand and charity shop vessels for her creations. We couldn't agree more with model Laura Bailey who describes her as "an inspiring artist". Somehow a simple bunch of posies arranged by Vic lifts a whole room, and this style has caught the eye of clients such as Kate Moss, whose white wedding delphiniums and daisies were arranged by Scarlet and Violet, and Nigella Lawson.
\r\n"What I love about my job is that no two days are the same; each day there are different flowers with different orders ranging from a wild meadow to a classic still life." Vic admits that what they do at Scarlet and Violet "is super simple: we make flowers that sit gently in their surroundings, loose, natural and uncontrived. Every arrangement should look like it belongs there."
\r\nScarlet and Violet, 76 Chamberlayne Road, London, NW10 3JJ, www.scarletandviolet.com, +44 (0)20 8969 9446
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Mimi Xu is in demand. Her sound and music direction has fashioned Mary Katrantzou and Acne shows, H&M films and parties such as Miu Miu's pop-up member's club at the Cafe Royal last December. The savvy Xu also has an alter-ego DJ Misty Rabbit and manages her own record company. "The best thing about my job is that it\'s in constant evolution," says Mimi of the various facets of her career, "I want to do better at it tomorrow then I did yesterday."
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After receiving much acclaim for his first restaurant in Farringdon, chef Mark Hix went back to his Dorset roots with the opening of his Lyme Regis Oyster and Fish House in 2008. The views of Cobb and the Jurassic coast are stunning, and all the better for being admired postprandially after Lyme Bay lobster, Dover sole from Torbay or perhaps a barbecued huss (dogfish) in the airy and informal dining room. "My visits to Lyme Regis are all about the sea and bringing back my catch back to the restaurant so they can put it on the menu," says Hix (or Hixy as friends call him) of his fresh hauls. "I have a lobster cage down there so am mostly successful with that, but have also enjoyed a few hairy moments catching bass."
\r\n"Not only is the seafood up to Mark Hix\'s usual faultless standards," says food writer Tom Parker Bowles, "but the view\'s a feast unto itself. Oh, and there's a crazy golf course one minute away: perfect for building an appetite."
\r\nHix Oyster and Fish House, Cobb Road, Lyme Regis, Dorset DT7 3JP, www.hixoysterandfishhouse.co.uk, +44 (0) 1297 446 910
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You dont have to go abroad for rugged wildness and safaris, says Bazaars travel director Catherine Fairweather. Scotland has it all, and Wilderness Scotland will tailor-make your experience there. Adventures include beach picnics, helicopter rides, sea kayaking in the Arisaig Skerries and hiking followed by a stay on the Isle of Skye; Wilderness Scotland will get creative and craft active and natural experiences to show the area off to its greatest potential.
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\r\nWilderness Scotland, www.wildernessscotland.com, +44 (0) 1479 420 020, set itineraries are also available.
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The Beckford Arms is exactly what you want from a pub: good ales by the fire and rooms at the end of the night. "We believe very strongly that we are still fundamentally a pub," says co-owner Dan Brod, "and so locals come and enjoy a pint and our famous sausage rolls just as much as guests come for a special meal or romantic stay.'
\r\n"It's quite a trick to pull off – the perfect country pub," says broadcaster Kirsty Young. "You need a decent pint, an open fire, amiable clientele and a menu that's at once comforting but still better than you'd make at home. The Beckford Arms has all that and then some." Young recommends the spit-roasted chicken sandwich with chips and aioli ("unbelievably toothsome...as is everything else I've ever eaten there") and picks out for special praise "the garden, which is perfect to sit in with a bloody Mary and the papers on the weekends in the summer when the sun shines. And if, like me, you do go for the steamed pudding, you can follow it up with a good walk in the idyllic Fonthill Estate a stone's throw away."
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The nautical feel of Cornwall's Hotel Tresanton is a refreshing taste of abroad. "St Mawes has an unusual, beguiling charm," says proprietor Olga Polizzi, "you could think you were in Nantucket or St Tropez in the Sixties – anywhere, in fact, but England. The light beloved by the many artists that live there is truly special and it is rare that the sun fails to come out for at least a few hours a day."
\r\nThe whitewashed houses surround the little harbour and look out across the blue green water towards Falmouth, the lighthouse and out to sea. In summer the waters fill with sailing boats and children in dingies fishing for mackerel. While you're there, why not pop into Onda, a shop run by Olga selling seaside chic, and put yourself through a winter detox in February: 'Revive at Tresanton', where you can diet, exercise and get treatments for a health overhaul.
\r\nHotel Tresanton, 27 Lower Castle Road, St Mawes, Cornwall TR2 5DR, www.tresanton.com, +44 (0)1326 270 055, firstname.lastname@example.com
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The concept of the luxury unhotel has come of age and it's no small thanks to onefinestay. The alternative to staying in impersonal hotel rooms is to book yourself in a lived-in, characterful house or room whose owners probably travel a lot but have impeccable taste. On offer are properties in New York and London including ex-industrial lofts in Tribeca, palatial apartments in Knightsbridge, townhouses in Soho, and rooms in St Pancras Chambers, where model Lily Cole has a place.
\r\n"Two years ago, we hardly dared dream that owners of high-end homes would be so receptive," says co-founder Greg Marsh; now onefinestay have 500 homes listed in London after initially starting out with six. Every guest can luxuriate in White Company linen and towels, and get an iPhone for unlimited calls and texts.
\r\n"I love onefinestay because I was able to stay in the chicest neighbourhood," says model Amanda Hearst of a recent trip to London. "I had the amenities of a hotel concierge service but the comfort of a cosy apartment."
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To visit The Pig is to give yourself a dose of well-deserved TLC. There's not much choice but to unwind in the 17th-century former hunting lodge in the New Forest, where 26 cosy rooms (equipped, variously, with Roberts radios, piles of books and roll top baths) along with wood-fired ovens, a walled garden and open fires all make for a thoroughly relaxing environment.
\r\nThe highlight is the food. Head chef James Golding, formerly of Le Caprice and J Sheekey cooks with fruits and vegetables from the walled garden, and will only source ingredients within 25 miles of the hotels.
\r\nOn the back of The Pig's success comes Southampton's The Pig In The Wall and The Pig On The Beach, due to open in the summer of 2013 above Studland Bay in Dorset.
\r\nThe Pig, Beaulieu Road, Brockenhurst, Hampshire, SO42 7QL, + 44 (0) 1590 622 354, www.thepighotel.co.uk
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Babington House is a perennial classic with a talent for reinvention. Though Nick Jones has brought the Soho House party to Frome for almost fifteen years, this Georgian country house and members club is still the country house hotel many others aspire to be. The house is a heady mix of retreat and hedonism, and this tradition continues; this year Babington played host to the wedding of James Corden and Julia Carey. Enjoy artworks by Tracey Emin and Jonathan Yeo, sup in the new Deli bar (formerly the House kitchen) with fowl from the 'Chicken Shop' style rotisserie or take dinner in the airy orangery.
\r\n"The baby-bath temperature of the outdoor pool is glorious," says Bazaar's travel editor Catherine Fairweather, "and it still has the best manicure for miles around in the Cowshed spa." A firm Bazaar favourite.
\r\nBabington House, Babington near Frome, Somerset, BA11 3RW, +44 (0) 1373 812 266, www.babingtonhouse.co.uk
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It's a telling accolade for a hotel to be what Bazaar travel director Catherine Fairweather calls "the cultural nerve centre of the West Country", but this Somerset retreat - a converted 19th century chapel - certainly deserves it. There's art on loan from international gallery Hauser and Wirth, and in January the hotel's clubroom will host a series of events: films introduced by the director or producer (to start the series is the BAFTA nominated documentary about Don McCullin, and a Les Miserables screening hosted by local Cameron Mackintosh).
\r\n"At The Chapel is the welcoming heart and hub of Bruton," says jewellery designer Solange Azagury-Partridge, "providing food and shelter to all comers in a most efficient and elegant manner." Celine's Phoebe Philo, gallery owner Iwan Wirth and Bazaar's film critic Mariella Frostrup have all been spotted unwinding there over a superior pizza and a glass of wine.
\r\nAt the Chapel, 28 High Street, Bruton BA10 0AE, www.atthechapel.co.uk, +44 (0) 1749 814 070
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What this man doesn't know about hair colour isn't worth knowing. A-list celebrities including January Jones and Elle MacPherson flock to his London ateliers in Notting Hill and Liberty. The reason why, Bazaar's Beauty Director-at-Large Newby Hands explains, is "Josh has an artist's eye for the most beautiful colour. Whether you want classic blonde or something more catwalk-led, Josh makes it look fabulous." And he has a six-month waiting list to prove it.
Josh Wood Atelier
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He's the man behind Alexa Chung's bangs and counts the likes of Cameron Diaz and Rosie Huntingdon-Whiteley as regulars, so it's no surprise that you'll have to wait three months to get your hair cut by George Northwood. The wait, however, is definitely worth it as Bazaar's Beauty Director (and George Northwood devotee) Sophie Forte explains, "He intuitively knows exactly how to cut your hair, so that it requires minimal styling and looks as good as it did when you left the salon for weeks after." Put simply, an appointment with George is like giving your hair an invisible upgrade.
Josh Wood Atelier
\r\nTel: 0203 393 0977
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The A List Directory - Page 25
Famous for her bespoke blends of aromatherapy oils and healing hands, Bazaar's Beauty Director Sophie Forte swears by Alexandra Soveral's facials. "Her facials lift and sculpt your features, releasing tension you didn't even know you had in your face and neck." A treatment with her is red-carpet worthy with a whole host of celebrities booking in before and throughout the awards season. And for good reason, as Sophie Forte explains: "You really do look rested for days after and the massage is incredible for decongesting your skin if you're suffering from a breakout."
\r\nAlexandra Soveral Organic Aromatherapy
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While so many threaders make brows too thin, Kully at Daniel Hersheson in Harvey Nichols is the only expert we've found who miraculously manages to cajole all brows into a perfectly natural – and never fake or overarched – shape. And let's face it, if Beyonce books in with her then Kully is more than good enough for us.
Daniel Hersheson at Harvey Nichols
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Taking Pilates to the next level with his tough approach, David Higgins is the go-to man for celebrities wanting to lengthen, strengthen and tone their body. Testimony to that is model Laura Bailey, who reveals, "I definitely have a better day when I start with a Pilates-induced endorphin high. I feel taller, tighter, and hardly notice the back pain I\'ve lived with for years anymore." With studios across London and the option of classes or one-to-one sessions, toning up fast couldn't be easier.
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"In America, they have Ballet Beautiful, founded by Mary Helen Bowers who taught Natalie Portman how to dance for Black Swan. Over here in the UK, we have Isabel McMeekan, former first soloist with the Royal Ballet and founder of Everybody Ballet," says Sara Parker Bowles. "Her group classes and one-to-one private sessions have revolutionised the way I work out. It\'s ballet for A-listers, but it\'s also ballet for everybody." Each class gives you a full-body workout, stretching and sculpting with an emphasis on posture. With studios in Covent Garden, Chiswick and Notting Hill, Isabel McMeekan is fast becoming the ballet teacher of choice.
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Montavista now supports x86, ARM 5 and 6 and MIPS as market-specific embedded Linux.
Released in May, version 6 of the embedded Linux operating system now has Versatile ARM 1176 and 926 (ARM versions 5 and 6), the Freescale MPCs 8377, 8349 and 8572, Intel x86 platforms with Pentium and Xeon processors, a number of MIPS and the developer board Xilinx ML 507 on its list of platform-specific distros. On the list of compatible boards however, the new combinations of Linux 6 and the new platforms do not appear. According to the MontaVista 6 FAQs, queries about availability and costs will be answered by the sales department.
MontaVista Linux 6 (MVL6) was released in May. With the new version, the company has adjusted its release policy of aiming embedded Linux in various versions towards individual hardware platforms. These MSDs (Market Specific Distribution) were until now available for Intel Atom, the ARM-based OMAP platform from Texas Instruments and some Power PC and ARM processors from Freescale.
Update: When asked exactly how the software can be obtained, MontaVista explained that separate licenses for MontaVista Linux 6 and SDK can be purchased by emailing the local sales department. Once the transaction is complete, a code will be sent allowing access to "MontaVista Zone" where the relevant downloads are available.
MontaVista Linux distributions, with tools for 1 or 2 developers, start at US$17,000, depending on the processor the customer is using. The more
developers using the software, the higher the price.
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hey all. i'll be frequenting regularly this forum from now on. asking all kinds of dumb questions.
who made the these training labs? http://images.autodesk.com/adsk/files/autocad_net_
im having trouble with lab6
an editor.PointMonitor event triggers this sub routine called myPointMonitor
-the lab then declare a FullSubentityPath variable = e.Context.GetPickedEntities()
and checks IF (fullEntPath.Length) Then
should their not be an argument here?
i get " out of bound of array " here. and the IF statement is never executed.
if anyone can assist id appreciate it.
bare in mind i'm new to the autocad api and have only indermediate exprience with vb.net
edit: sry the IF is executed but encounters the exception @
Dim ent As Curve = trans.GetObject(fullEntPath(0).GetObjectIds(0), OpenMode.ForRead)
Try to replace Curve with Entity:
Dim ent As Entity = trans.GetObject(fullEntPath(0).GetObjectIds(0), OpenMode.ForRead)
it seems that was not the intention because further
Dim pnt As Point3d = ent.GetPointAtDist(myTypedVal.Value)
GetPointAtDist is not a member of entity
open lab6 and run debug.. check it out , its a small download
If (fullEntPath.Length) Then
This won't work with C# or (I think) VB with Option Strict On.
If (fullEntPath.Length > 0) Then
If (fullEntPath.Length > 0) Then
was the 1st thing i tried before i came to this forum.
the if statement does run tho.
Ok, I downloaded the lab and looked up into the code.
I do not know if it's your problem but an exception will occur with the "newInput" command if the cursor comes near an entity which is not a curve.
The "MyInputMonitor" code would check if the entity is a curve. Here's a way (not certain about the VB syntax):
' open the Entity for read, it must be derived from Curve
Dim ent As Curve = trans.GetObject(fullEntPath(0).GetObjectIds(0), OpenMode.ForRead)
' ok, so if we are over something - then check to see if it has an extension dictionary If (ent.ExtensionDictionary.IsValid) Then
' open the Entity for read, try to cast it as Curve
Dim ent As Curve = TryCast(trans.GetObject(fullEntPath(0).GetObjectIds()(0), OpenMode.ForRead), Curve)
' ok, so if we are over something - then check to see if it is a curve and if it has an extension dictionary
If ent IsNot Nothing AndAlso ent.ExtensionDictionary.IsValid Then
Oops. That would be a bug. I'll have someone update the labs with the corrected code. Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for reporting it.
Hi Stephen,
There's the same 'bug' in the C# code.
PS: IMO, arriving to this step in the training (using event handlers) it can be assumed that the learner should know enough about debugging and type casting to correct this by himself...
ooooh.. here is the culprit himself.
kudoos on making the labs , i find it very useful to fasttrack my learning. the power point is also very helpful.
now that i have your attention i'd like to pick your brains about dictionaries:
Can you give me a simple senario where saving data to dictionaries is useful / like what kind of data?
i reckon i can store any nessary data i need within variable memory in run time.
\\ saving data to entities seems very much like an GIS application. i rekon i can expose the dictionary in an interface to allow users to append data to entities and make autcad behave like gis software
hey thx _gile for taking a look.
the learner is learing at great pace. forgive his ignorance
btw - the trycast did not correct my problem
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House Republicans have laid out the details of their plan to extend a payroll tax cut through 2012 - and much more. Here are the details as laid out in a release by Speaker John Boehner's office:
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The bill provides a one-year extension of the temporary payroll tax relief enacted in 2010 and allows Americans to keep more of their own money, rejecting the Democrats' plan to increase taxes on job creators. The measure protects the Social Security Trust Fund from being harmed by cutting government spending and directing those savings to replenish the trust fund. Specifically, the measure:
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The bill permanently reforms the federal unemployment insurance (UI) program and extends benefits to those who are struggling in President Obama's economy. Recognizing that unemployment services should focus on helping Americans get back to work, the bill uses a two-step process to gradually reduce current maximum weeks of benefits from 99 to 59 weeks, a common-sense level that is in line with past recessions and economic downturns (President Obama's own plan recognizes that American taxpayers cannot subsidize benefits for an unprecedented, unending period of time by reducing the maximum weeks by 20 next year).
The measure permanently reforms unemployment insurance to reduce waste, cut costs, and increase state flexibility – consistent with the Jobs, Opportunities, Benefits & Services (JOBS) Act approved by the Ways & Means Committee in May. For example:
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Wins have come as a premium for the Berkeley Lady Stags this season, and region wins had been non-existent. Not anymore.
Rallying to overcome a 10-point second quarter deficit the Lady Stags won a second half battle of scoreboard leapfrog to pick up their first Region 8AAA win of the 2012-2013 season, 31-26 over James Island on Jan. 16.
"Any win is a good win," said Lady Stags Coach Crystal Peace. "We're learning and they're working hard."
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Edmund Charles Tarbell is best known for depicting Boston society women engaged in leisure activities or moments of contemplation. Born in West Groton, Massachusetts, he attended evening drawing classes at the Massachusetts Normal Art School and, at the age of fifteen, apprenticed as an engraver at the Forbes Lithography firm in Boston. In 1879, he enrolled at the school of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and later traveled to Paris, enrolling at the Académie Julian. There, he encountered Impressionism firsthand and honed his skills at rendering the figure.
Tarbell returned to Massachusetts by 1886 and began his career as a portrait painter. In 1889, he began twenty-four years of teaching at the Boston Museum School. His influence among Boston painters was so great that New York critic Sadakichi Hartmann coined the term "Tarbellite" to describe the work of Frank W. Benson, Philip Hale, Joseph R. DeCamp and others, who worked in a style similar to Tarbell's. The following year, Tarbell became a founding member of The Ten, a group composed of ten leading American Impressionists.
In the early 20th century, Tarbell worked in a quiet, lowkeyed style that many critics compared to 17th-century Dutch painting, especially to the art of Jan Vermeer. He later used brighter, more Impressionist colors, but retained the naturalism and weight of his figures without dissolving their solidity in brushwork. In this painting, the artist departed from his usual domestic subject matter to portray an urban scene similar to those championed by Robert Henri. Unlike Henri's dark, gritty scenes and coarse characters, however, Tarbell betrays his preference for more elegant sitters, evidenced here in the beautifully attired travelers in the central foreground.


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Diego "Nightmare" Sanchez on his return to Team Jackson-Winkeljohn MMA and fighting Paulo Thiago at UFC 121
The UFC officially announced UFC 121: Lesnar vs. Velasquez today. The October 23rd card from the Honda Center in Anaheim, California is headlined by a heavyweight title fight between champ Brock Lesnar, and top contender, Cain Velasquez.
Not a lot of action in MMA's toughest division in July. But August will change that when #2 Jon Fitch finally gets to rematch #3 Thiago Alves at UFC 117.
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Click HERE to check out your VIP photos from Trey's CHAPTER V World Tour! For a full list of tour dates click HERE, and let us know what show you're going to in the comment section below!
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Posted by Webcrew on November 17, 2012
Posted by Webcrew on November 15, 2012
Tickets for Trey's Chapter V World Tour are officially on sale in New Orleans, LA, Birmingham, AL, and Dallas, TX! To purchase your tickets and see Trey live check out the info below! Check back to the Tour section for more of Trey's tour dates and tickets.
Thurs Dec 27 – New Orleans, LA –Tickets HERE
Fri Dec 28 – Birmingham, AL – Tickets HERE
Sun Dec 30 – Dallas, TX – Tickets... -
Posted by Trey's Angels Team on November 15, 2012
Posted by Webcrew on November 14, 2012
Trey took the stage yesterday at Brixton for 1Xtra Live! Watch as he performs the single "Simply Amazing" from his Chapter V album. For more exclusive videos and photos from 1Xtra Live head to http://bbc.in/Sf50eA!
Posted by Webcrew on November 09, 2012
Tickets for the Chapter V World Tour are on sale now for the following cities! Keep it locked on to TreySongz.com for additional pre-sale and public on sale ticket info! Which show are you going to? Click HERE for all of Trey's upcoming tour dates!
Dec 13 - Washington, D.C. - Dar Constitution Hall - Tickets
Dec 14 - Charlotte, NC - Bojangles' Coliseum -... -
Posted by Trey's Angels Team on November 08, 2012
Posted by Webcrew on November 02, 2012
Tickets are now on sale for the CHAPTER V World Tour for the cities listed below! Keep it locked onto TreySongz.com for additional details and Trey's Angels pre-sales and public on sales! Click HERE to see all of the CHAPTER V World Tour dates.
Dec 1 - Chicago, IL - Arie Crown Theatre - TICKETS
Dec 2 - Milwaukee, WI - Milwaukee Theatre -... -
Posted by Webcrew on November 01, 2012
MTV News recently got the behind the scenes scoop on the upcoming horror film "Texas Chainsaw 3D" starring Trey! In an interview he gives some insight on his role, the film story line, his most memorable moments, and interactions with the cast. The horror flick is scheduled to hit theaters January 4th, 2013! Check out the cast interview and some of the behind the scenes footage below! For the full article visit MTV.com!


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