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Brooke Mueller -- Charlie Sheen's soon-to-be ex -- had quite the Thanksgiving, spending the night before in an L.A. hotel room and moving the party to a sober living facility ... sources tell TMZ.
Mueller was spotted yesterday (above) leaving the Farmer's Daughter Hotel -- located near the famous Farmer's Market in Los Angeles -- at around 10:00 AM on Thanksgiving morning. As you can see from the photo, Mueller looks like she had quite the evening.
The photographer tells TMZ Mueller was escorted straight from the hotel to a sober living facility in Beverly Hills.
Mueller has been in and out of rehab in the last few years.
TMZ made multiple attempts to contact Mueller. We never heard back.
UPDATE: After a day and a half, Mueller's rep finally got back to us with this version of events -- Brooke was shooting scenes in the hotel for her reality show. The rep acknowledges that Brooke left the hotel and went directly to the sober house where she has been receiving treatment. The rep did not say why it was necessary for a disheveled Brooke to be escorted by a representative of the sober house on Thanksgiving morning to the treatment facility. And the rep adds ... Brooke's parents were talking care of her kids.
Where are the kids? Seriously someone needs to adopt them.
I think it looks like her, and if it is, she certainly looks better without the makeup (hungover and sleepless and all).
Yet, her hair is different - Brooke's isn't that long, I don't think and even when done, doesn't look like that.
I think this woman looks like Jennifer Jason Leigh. (who is getting divorced, btw) The guy looks like a cuter Ryan Seacrest.
I hope she gets her act together and Charlie is a mess too. I feel very sorry for those kids. Them too - addiction is hard to beat.
Funny, she was just shopping w/ Paris the other day...yeah, "good friends for years" she said.
1) How many "average" crack/meth heads get escorted out by 2 bodyguards and one looking like a secret service agent?
2) Put money on it; while "cleaning up" she will get her hair cut and dyed so she can talk her way out of this like Charlie and his creepy manager talk his way out of Charlie's meth episodes
3) Oh yes it is METH and that's a FACT!
Where are the twins? Sad that their parents can't keep it together. One of the bonds Brooke & Charlie shared was their hard partying. It really was a bad path for Brooke to go down. Never thought I would say this, but look to Denise Richards for inspiration on how to move on after Charlie Sheen! I feel so sorry for the children. Neither parent appears to be ready for that.
Who is taking care of their children? Those poor boys don't stand a chance the way their parents behave.
How can you be seriously about sobriety, then turn around and hang out with Paris Hilton. You and your sober coach go clubbing with P.Hill. That ain't right. In Brook's defense, it is a job, but it's a damaging destructive job. There is a reason why all of Paris's former party friends have moved on without her and now Paris has to pay people to go with her to these clubs and parties. I wish Paris would stop dragging people down with her all the time, She's almost 30 now. Why can't she act like it.
!!!!!!!!!!!I feel so sad for her. I think it kinda fishy she was just with Miss Hilton http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1332813/Paris-Hilton-Brooke-Mueller-camp-disguise-new-reality-show.html She was by her side the past few days. With Paris coke issues of her own I think when Brooke gets out of SL she needs to watch out for the toxic low lives in Hollywood.
Look you idiots who keep posting that it isn't her need to get a life. This picture and post would have come down hours ago if it wasn't her, right after her lawyer threatened to sue TMZ so you might want to get your eyes examined and take a closer look. There is no doubt..that is her!
She and Charlie must have the same "Rep." The "Rep" always seems to come up with very imaginative lies to explain their pathetic behavior!
so the kids didn't spend thanksgiving with EITHER parent? wow... how sad. These two make Denise Richards seem really normal. Which is amazing.
Nice try, but Brooke looks entirely "too pissed"! She's obviously not handling her divorce very well. It's time for her to "WOMAN UP" and get really serious about leading a "sober" lifestyle for the sake of her children. Having access to numerous rehab facilities isn't going to make any difference until SHE'S READY to go the distance and stay sober. Unfortunately, the Holidays can be a really tough time for a recovering addict because the "festive atmosphere" can easily draw them back to destructive habits and acquaintances. I wish her the best of luck.
What were they shooting (two puns in one!) at this hotel - a porn? Gimme a break - she's toxic and so is Charlie.


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提及的人: | Seamus Heaney; Seamus Heaney; Seamus Heaney; Seamus Heaney |
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内容: | The crisis of identity and the development of a poetic consciousness -- Heaney's response to the troubles : history, myth, and the bog poems -- Field work and Station Island : a door into the light -- A poetics of transcendence -- Epilogue : Beowulf and electric light. |
責任: | Floyd Collins. |
"More than most contemporary poets, Seamus Heaney's work reflects a search for personal and cultural identity, a desire to come to terms with his own unique heritage. In this study, Floyd Collins develops a model of crisis that proves an apt tool for assessing Seamus Heaney's poetic career." "In his assessment of Heaney's literary influences, Collins establishes the crisis of identity as a palpable reality for such predecessors as William Butler Yeats, Patrick Kavanagh, James Joyce, and other Irish writers. Inevitably intertwined with his upbringing as a rural Catholic in Ulster, Heaney's complex and ongoing responses to his literary ancestors are a crucial part of his poetic identity. Though he recognizes elements of his own crisis in their lives and work, he is unable to emulate them without qualification; thus, they have functioned as significant sources of positive and negative identity throughout his career. Heaney's confrontations with Yeats and Joyce in particular receive special emphasis here. Collins also considers Heaney's work as a translator, which has provided fresh voices, new masks, and the reassuring continuity of a native literary tradition that emerged long before Yeats and Joyce. Collins also weighs the critical reception of Heaney's works and the pressures placed on contemporary Irish poets to respond to the Troubles. Though first and foremost a literary study, Seamus Heaney: The Crisis of Identity places Heaney's work within a broad scholarly matrix, drawing on folklore, archaeology, geography, cultural studies, psychology, and history to clarify the impact of Heaney's native culture upon his life and poetry."--BOOK JACKET.
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It took a couple years to get him diagnosed, and when it happened, it was shocking.
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"Being a goaltender, there's going to be pressure no matter what the circumstances," Jake Paterson said. "What's happened in the past is out of our control. So we're just looking to have good exhibition games here and take it day by day."
Paterson, a member of the OHL's Saginaw Spirit and a Detroit Red Wings prospect, makes up one half of this year's tandem.
Zach Fucale, who backstops the Halifax Mooseheads of the QMJHL and was a second-round pick by Montreal in the 2013 NHL draft, is the other netminder.
Regardless of who mans the pipes, the objective doesn't change.
"Me and Jake both have the same goal in mind: That's winning games for the team and being our best for the team every night," said Fucale, who is Paterson's roommate. "There's nothing else to it for us.
"If it's me starting or him starting, we're going to be playing for the team and winning."
Team Canada is permitted to have three goalies on its roster, but is only bringing two to Europe.
Head coach Brent Sutter said other junior goaltenders are being evaluated, but a third hasn't been selected. That netminder would only travel to Sweden if there is an injury.
As he did at the start of camp, Sutter reiterated Sunday that he'll need to use Paterson and Fucale if Canada is to claim gold.
With the elimination of the direct bye into a semifinal match, teams must play seven games to win the tournament.
Sutter said he's no goaltending expert and has an "old-school" mindset about what he'd like to see from both of them.
"I don't care how they do it. I don't care what type of goalie they are. The bottom line as any coach would want is for the goalies just to stop pucks, make the saves and give your team a chance to win," he said. "That's all you ask from a goalie.
"It's not pressure or anything. That's just the reality of being a goalie. When you get to this level, that's just the way it is."
The man tasked with helping the pair is goaltending consultant Fred Brathwaite.
Brathwaite, a former NHL and national team netminder, said he doesn't want to change much structurally about either player's style.
Instead, he's stressing the mental side of the game.
"Being on the ice with those guys, I'm just trying to make them feel as comfortable as possible," Brathwaite said. "Obviously they're on the big stage here. But I want them to be playing like they are on their normal teams and not think too much about the emblem on their shirt."
Paterson played centre until atom hockey. That's when he filled in for a teammate who missed a game while attending a wedding.
He liked the equipment and developed to the point where he was the thirdstringer on last year's squad.
Paterson didn't play in Ufa, Russia. That's bound to change in Malmo, Sweden.
"Having the extra year in the league, I've kind of learned a couple things," the 19-year-old said. "I think my game's come a long way from last year."
Fucale, meanwhile, won the Memorial Cup with the Mooseheads in May.
"It's certainly going to help me," the 18-yearold said. "All the things you've been through since you were five or six years old lead up to this. All the things you'd lived, it can only help you."
As far as Brathwaite is concerned, one is a returnee and a leader of his junior team, while the other has a track record of winning big events.
Either way he slices it, he likes the quality of the options.
"We're very happy with the two goalies we have here," Brathwaite said. "For us to say who's going to start is tough because we're really happy with the two of them."
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Posting early today, as it's a long, busy day and evening ahead, so while I finish my cup of tea, I'll put this up. Among other things, I'm doing the seasonal switchover with my clothes, and I think I'm probably going to stash the winter clothes I still like, and may wear again someday, but are currently not where I'm going with my style. This outfit, however, very much is where I'm going with my style, as you know, if you happen to have been following along. Yeah, I'm back in grey, but I anticipate more pastels and warmer neutrals very soon, as in, probably tomorrow, if the outfit I've got in mind comes together as well as I hope it will. Have a lovely Wednesday! Details: Scarf: Yeah, I detagged this before wearing it, and didn't remember, and a check of my archives shows the last time I wore it, I didn't know either. Silk/cotton blend, via TK Maxx, remixed. Cabled tunic: Jeanne Pierre, also via TK Maxx. I'm generally not keen on multiples, outside of stuff like plain tees, but I'd buy another one of these in cream or white in a heartbeat. Pendant: No tags other than price, and I don't recall where I got it. Skirt: Sadly-defunct boutique in Liverpool, where I would be shopping like hell if it still existed, because mori/natural/lagenlook/drapey/neutral heaven it was. Remixed. Tights: M&S, remixed. Clogs: Sanita. You know what's also awesome about my current style direction? It works with clumpy shoes like clogs very well. 2 notes Comments Permalink remixed mor kei natural kei neutrals skirts tunic grey
Another warm, sunny day, and I told myself that really, I should be wearing something colourful and decidedly summery, but I wanted to wear this, so I did. The tunic is linen knit, so black or not, it was actually very comfortable. My love affair with linen continues, along with the whole black and grey thing. At least it's easy to do laundry, right? Details: Linen tunic: Zara, picked up in the summer clearance. I like the unstructured feel of this, and the slightly raggedy look to the cuffs and hem. I planned originally on wearing this with my wide-legged black linen pants, but didn't do that today, because I've also been dying to wear these leggings. Tank: All Saints, remixed. This was a bit of a mistake, as it's a cutaway tank, and I got a bit of bunching with it. I'll be wearing a more fitted tank next time, for sure. Necklace: Shared Earth Fair Trade, Liverpool, remixed. Leggings: All Saints, another summer clearance purchase. These are good; while I am highly unlikely to pay the laughable full retail prices All Saints wants for bloody leggings, I'm really glad to have these, and at least you're definitely getting something a cut above quality-and-fitwise when you splash out. Sandals: Born Concept, remixed. Comments Permalink linen unstructured black grey all saints zara
There comes a point in every middle-aged woman's life when she really needs to say the hell with it, and wear a turban. Today was evidently that day for me. I feel sort of ridiculous and awesome, and I'm just going to get this posted and get out the door before I decide I feel entirely ridiculous. Details: Scarf: All Saints. Earrings & necklace: Pilgrim, remixed. Jacket: Indecipherable Scribble Italian Company, remixed. Cami: M&S, remixed. Linen trousers: Monsoon. Clogs: Uggs, remixed from yesterday. Cheers! Comments Permalink remixed grey drapey turban YOLO
So here I am, in the tulle skirt I have been trying to find for approximately, oh, FOREVER. I wasn't actually picky about colour, as long as it wasn't anything I'd consider unacceptably garish, but I was picky about lots of other things, like it had to be lined, and the lining had to stop somewhere pretty close to the hem. It had to be soft, drapey tulle, and it had to be free of any ornamentation. No ruffles, no lace, and especially no rhinestones or tiny faux pearls. That when I finally found it, it turned out to be grey is just a nice bonus for being so patient. Given my compulsion to toughen up things that read as ultra-femme to me, all the leather and hardware was probably inevitable. I like very feminine clothes, but fear I might look a bit ridiculous in them, given my height and general angularity. I concede this is an idiotic proscriptive belief and I would love to jettison it on general principles, but once I get an idea into my head about what suits me and what doesn't, it's almost impossible to dislodge it. Given how cheerfully I give the finger to most of the likewise proscriptive dictates of so-called "age appropriate" dressing, it does puzzle me that I feel this way. Also, I just totally love bad-ass rocker chick stuff, what can I say? Details: Necklace: Pilgrim. I LOVE this company's stuff so much. I first stumbled upon them at our local outlet mall, and I've been slowly amassing a collection of it. Lots of sterling, and lots of high-quality costume jewellery, and as I'm coming more and more to favour small earrings (long ones get lost and/or tangled up in my hair, now that it's long again) unless I'm wearing some of my "good" studs or smaller earrings, usually I've got a pair of their earrings in my ears. I feel weirdly naked without earrings at all, which is another one of those puzzling-to-me quirks of mine. (As usual, I mention things I like, not things for which I'm being compensated in any way for reviewing. Linking out of love!) Leather moto: Aviatrix, remixed, and oh how happy I am that this was sufficient protection from the weather today! Even over… Cashmere halter-style jumper: Vince, thrifted, remixed. The existence of a cashmere halter top makes me wonder when, exactly, you'd wear it without a jacket? Warm enough for a halter is possibly too warm for cashmere, and cold enough for cashmere is possibly too cold for bare arms, shoulders and back, at least if you're me, and a total wimp about what your personal temperature comfort zone is. Belt: All Saints. RAAAAR, I am just that tough! Or so the belt allows me to pretend. Tulle skirt: Miss Selfridge clearance rack. All that effort, and I found it in a totally unlikely place for like seven quid. In GREY, no less! I spent months trying to thrift a tulle skirt, so even though I ended up finding it at a fast fashion shop, I at least feel as if I gave it my best shot. Various, barely-seen leather/chain cuffs: Pilgrim and Fossil. Tights: M&S. Chelsea boots: Deichmann, remixed. 1 note Comments Permalink thrifted remixed tulle leather all saints grey
There are times when I think I should probably just say to hell with it, and get rid of all my clothes that aren't black, white, or grey, because it seems as if that's all I've been wearing for a while now, and I'm yet to get bored with it. Every night, I think I should wear some colour the next day, and then the next day rolls around, and I try, really I do, and then I kind of go into this anxiety spiral about OMG WHAT AM I GOING TO WEAR, and then I give up and pull out something black, white, or grey, and suddenly it all seems easier. And that's when I crossly tell myself that I should just give up on the colour already — even though I do, in fact, love colour — and fully embrace my monochromatic being. Then I spot one of my Desigual dresses, and think, oh hell no. Not giving those up. I'm just going to accept that I'm apparently in a very, very long monochrome phase, and wait it out. To be fair, it could be that I just need some reasonably consistent spring weather to get me back into the colour groove. In the meantime, I'll just be here in my comfort zone, waiting it out. Details: Jacket: People Tree. Thrifted, new with tags, and ethically made, which is like the feel-good trifecta. This is my slightly-warmer-weather replacement for my heavy grey wool/cashmere blend Jaeger coat. I realised over the course of this seemingly endless winter just how bloody useful that coat is, and I was pretty pleased to find this, and figure out how to use it in much the same way. I don't think the crappy photo is showing it very well, but it's a collarless empire waist coat with three big buttons up top, and then open down to the hem. I'd describe the material as super heavyweight sweatshirt-style fabric. Super comfortable, and a very good weight for the sort of low/mid-50s F weather we've been having. Scarf: All Saints. TK Maxx got another shipment of All Saints in, and I've acquired a few lighter-weight scarves (black, grey, white, cream, or a mixture of all of the above) at a hugely discounted price from AS's usual obscenely expensive one. (Seriously, they can, with a straight face, charge in the neighbourhood of £100 for a viscose scarf. Hahahaha, right.) Long-sleeve tee: Gap. Could there POSSIBLY be a more me garment? Faded black and grey STRIPES. It's also at least a size, and probably two, too big, which is also me, with the oversized-and-drapey thing I've been working of late. Pants: Uh, Gap calls these jean leggings, or something like that, but really, they're just heavy ponte and cut like skinnies. Remixed. Chelsea boots: Deichmann. These are totally different from my Faith Chelsea boots, I swear! These have no pleats along the uppers, and a buckle on the side. 1 note Comments Permalink thrifted remixed grey ethically-produced casual
Warm enough today to ditch the winter coat, but possibly still slightly too cold for the tanks to have been the best idea. Still, I just needed a fairly casual outfit, and this is what happened. I'm still mad about neutral and slouchy, and I've, ahem, added a few spring-and-summer slouchy 'n grey things to my wardrobe over the last few weeks that I am eager to wear, but well, what are you going to do, freeze? There are, in fact, many people who appear to be embracing the freezing option, but you will not find me in their number. Yet. Give it a few more weeks, and I'll probably be wearing sandals if there isn't actual snow on the ground. In the meantime, it's still all boots. Details: Jacket: Zara, remixed. I love this jacket so much, and this is only the second day I've been able to wear it since purchasing. Green tank: Marks & Spencer. Olive green is such a great neutral, and I plan on wearing more of it. Slate grey tank: All Saints. One of those huge, drapey cutaway tanks I'd never wear alone, due mostly to the size of the armholes, the deep neckline, and the racer back exposing far more of me than I'm willing to share, but they're great layering pieces. Necklaces: Found skeleton key worn as pendant, and globe watch fob from Religion. Remixed. Jeans: Premium Skinny, Gap outlet, so very remixed. No longer even pretending these are proper skinnies, since they do work well as straight legs. Boots: Deichmann, remixed. Comments Permalink remixed grey neutrals
And here's the outfit post, since you could really only see my shoulders in the scarf video post. I wore this dress and these boots back in January, although I mixed it very differently then. I think I like this iteration better, if only because it includes what for me is WILD pattern mixing, in the form of the pink leopard-print pony skin belt. (That's TWO articles of pony skin now in my wardrobe. No actual ponies were harmed in the making of my belts, I am pleased to say.) This dress is just a bit too big, but I'm keeping it anyway, because I like it a lot, and I'm pretty sure it isn't meant to be fitted in the first place, so it doesn't look weird in the hips or anything like that. Details: Grandpa cardigan: Gap, remixed. This is totally different from my other pink Gap grandpa cardi, I promise. Button flowers: Gifted by the radiant Megan Mae, remixed. Dress: White Stuff, thrifted, remixed. For casual clothes in muted colours and patterns, I really love White Stuff a lot, although I have to say they run SERIOUSLY big, which is fine — this is a UK 12, which is generally my regular size, but with non-thrifted White Stuff, I usually end up in a UK 10. (I just like to make a note of stuff like that; I always appreciate knowing these things myself.) Belt: Betsey Johnson. Tights: M&S, remixed. These are actually a very dark grey, not black, although they seem like it in the photo. Boots: Marcelle, Duo, remixed. These are breaking in beautifully! Comments Permalink thrifted remixed white stuff grey pink
Two other recent-ish additions to the grey and (sometimes) drapey capsule today. This is my first experiment with actually creating a clothing capsule, and I'm already kind of sold on the concept, which I probably would NEVER have heard of, were it not for style blogging. So, my fellow style bloggers, THANK YOU. I may yet get my wardrobe in shape, and spend far less time agonising over what to wear, and feeling helpless because I can't make up my mind. I don't do that every day, by any means, but it happens often enough to be frustrating, and worse, it seems to happen in streaks, where I will end up with a bad couple of weeks before I get my mojo back. This is why I want capsules; so I can just go ahead and autopilot it, with nothing more to decide, on those indecisive days, than what colour/silhouette to wear, and what is most appropriate for my day. I'm not sure what I'll move onto after I finish with grey and (sometimes) drapey, but it may be black and white, because I'll be able to switch out components of each capsule into the other once I get them both more or less done. Anyway, here's to grey and drapey! Details: Necklace: Julien MacDonald for Debenhams, remixed. I love this a lot. Great length for a lot of my open-necked tops. Jumper: Zara, recent clearance. This has a high/low hemline, a look I've approached with extreme caution since it first started appearing. This jumper has great potential to work with a lot of my fitted skirts as well as with skinny bottoms, and I especially like how the hem leaves my belt visible up front. I basically always need a belt, and I don't always feel like tucking in my shirt, but it can look weird with a top pulled down over the sort of belts I generally favour, so this hemline is a pleasant revelation of sorts to me. Tank: Uh, I think Primark? Remixed. Belt: Roma, remixed. Made in England, hurrah! Skinny jeans: Gap. Clearance rack score; I've wanted a pair of printed jeans, but I've also not wanted to invest a lot in them, in case I didn't like them. These were the last pair on the rack, and fortunately, they're my usual size, and the fit in the thighs and hips isn't bad at all. Also, I love the stars very much. Close-up of my thigh, just to show the print. Boot socks: I think these are M&S, they are remixed, and great on cold days like today. Boots: Duo, remixed. Not tired of these yet, not even close. Comments Permalink remixed grey drapey capsule no. 1 jeans boots
Still truly feeling the grey and drapey. I've had a run of thrifting luck lately, as I've been building the grey and drapey capsule that's my current project. I'm not giving up on colour, but I'm looking to have as much variation in silhouette in my beloved monochrome palette as possible, instead of reverting mindlessly to my usual fitted white bottom/black top standard, which I haven't worn for a while, actually, given the super crappy weather. I'm fine with white trousers in winter, just not when there's a good chance they'll get splattered with mud or slush. So, anyway, I was feeling pleasantly visible today in this outfit, and thus, I am hooking up again with Patti's Visible Monday project. (Patti is also feeling the grey-clothes-and-tough-boots thing today, too, and looking very sleek and elegant indeed.) Visible Monday is great fun, and I encourage you to check it out. Details: Necklace: Julien MacDonald for Debenhams, recent Blue Cross Sale purchase. I've wanted a star necklace to go with my small star stud earrings, and this one duly turned up. I love when that happens. Leather vest: All Saints. I have had this quite awhile, and had a hell of a time styling it, mostly because the weather was never just right. It was cold enough to warrant my enormous grey wool coat today, and this actually fit very nicely under it, with the added bonus of extra warmth and when buttoned up, more protection from the elements around the neck. (My neck and hands are where I feel the cold most keenly; if I can keep them warm, I'm good.) Ribbed Henley tee: Gap. I love ribbed long-sleeve tees so very much. Belt: All Saints, remixed. Skirt: H&M, thrifted. Oh man, seldom has something so unpromising on the charity store hanger turned out so very well. Great shape, excellent fit, perfect neutral grey, roomy enough belt loops and waistband for a heavy belt. Totally delighted with this one. Tights: New Look. I had to take these things off and put them back on, to try to get the stupid seams to run up the sides of my legs. Then they just sort of crept back, and I said the hell with it, and coped. I will not be bothering with these again, and after three different pairs of New Look tights, I have concluded they probably all likely suck, and I'll be shopping Dorothy Perkins or H&M for my trendy tights. (I've had great luck with both places for tights.) Boots: Duo, remixed. So glad I found these, what with the drapey and grey capsule project and all. Comments Permalink thrifted remixed grey drapey visible monday
Oh boy, first go with the new Tumblr interface, and I swear, one of these days, I'm going to finally move over to my Wordpress site (currently kept mostly for the ability to post on OpenID sites), because my frustration with the limitations of this platform are beginning to outweigh my laziness. With that said, here I am, and I am going all Visible Monday again this week. Check us all out, 'round Patti's gaff! I was feeling plenty visible today, because the weather has finally warmed up enough to wear something other than many, many layers of my heaviest clothes. And my new boots, which I wore last week as well, but here they are again today, only slightly less new, and even more beloved. At long last, my rugged grey boots! They rub a bit at the back of one ankle, but they're otherwise very comfortable, if kind of heavy and stiff-soled (which I expected) and the ankles are softening up nicely after only a couple of wears, so it's all good. Today, since I really had nothing scheduled, after getting the spouse out the door for the week, I decided to really hammer it with my FitBit, and see just how active I could be. As of 10:30 PM, I have 32,439 steps, for 15.22 miles, and 126 floors climbed, and what was I thinking? Basically, I looped around central Liverpool for a good chunk of the day, hitting every flight of stairs I could find, and then doing it over and over again. It was more pleasant than it might sound, since I frequently enjoy super-long walks when I'd like to really clear my head out, but the stairs, holy cow, my legs are feeling it. Normally I average about 50 flights, since we have stairs in our house, and I habitually take stairs when I'm out, as escalators give me vertigo, and I avoid them unless there's no other option. Anyway, onto the details: Jumper: Zara, remixed. I'm still pretty convinced this is slightly too loose and bulky to work perfectly with a belt, but, eh, who cares? Pendant: Not sure how well this shows, but it's a lotus blossom, and it's very pretty! Melissa Odabash for Finesse, picked up in the recent John Lewis sale. I've been wanting another long silver pendant, because my beloved H&M circle is showing its age and heavy wear, and this is actually pretty high quality costume jewellery, so I hope it will age better. Also, lotus! Belt: Geox, remixed. Very recently worn, too. Corduroy Skirt: Gap, remixed. Tights: M&S. This colour is called Anthracite, and it's a really wonderful dark grey, which may not be showing here very well. These are lovely tights; the velvet finish 100 deniers, and I wish they'd had more of them in my size in the sale, because this is a good grey that'll work with a lot of my stuff. Boots: Duo, remixed. Comments Permalink tights review remixed visible monday grey


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I'm waiting until the storm passes to discuss Hurricane Irene in more depth with my children–my daughter was obsessing about tornadoes months ago and I wanted her to get some sleep tonight! If we still have power, I plan on using some of these websites to help my children learn a little about hurricanes:
- Weather Wiz Kids: Hurricanes: Excellent graphics showing storm surges, how hurricanes form, and more. Experiments, including showing how cahnges in temperature create enough pressure to suck an egg through a narrow-necked bottle.
- Discovery Education: Lesson plan about how wind speed affects ocean waves.
- NASA: How Do Hurricanes Form: Simple explanation and good images.
- Weather.gov: "Owlie Skywarn" printable book about Hurricane preparedness.
- FEMA for Kids: Hurricanes: The emphasis is on planning and safety but there is a fascinating section on how hurricanes are named and older kids may be motivated to do some hurricane math.
- Hurricane Pictures: National Geographic: High-quality photographs.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Ronnie_Aran on 8/14/2013 6:32:00 PM more reviews by Ronnie_Aran
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
Good cleanser, is mild and effective, but i have found (when using a toner) that it doesn´t remove all my make up as well as other cleansers. Maybe very good if you don´t wear very longwearing make up. I have combo-sensitive-acne prone skin and no issues with this. Strongly fraganced and expensive.
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pauvres on 3/30/2013 7:31:00 PM more reviews by pauvres
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Blue
I wasn't amazed by this cleanser. It had a tendency to not foam up as such, and it was like a mix between a cream and a gel which meant it's texture was all over the place. On the odd occasion that I could work it into a foam, it felt very drying and left my skin tight. It did make my skin feel clean but i still couldn't get over the initial texture. A very average and basic cleanser that is not worth your time, nor your money. Will stick to my Chanel Mousse Confort as it is the perfect cleanser.
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*TOP REVIEWER* asian_vixen on 1/30/2013 8:28:00 PM more reviews by asian_vixen
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
I tried this cleanser and LOVED how it foams up.... it isnt the usual large bubbly lather from cleansers that leave you squeaky clean, but rather a very refined, foamy almost silky feel that gets my skin clean but does not strip my dry cheeks. It is perfect for my combination skin and i only use literally a pea sized amount and lather, so for the cost, the tube lasts quite a long time. But a very close second that foams just the same and has a better (minty!) smell would be Origins Checks and Balances... something i would use if DIor gets too pricey, hence a downgrade in lippie.
EDIT: I have finished my Origins cleanser and was trying to use up what i had and grabbed this. I forgot how nice it left my skin after cleansing and after using Origins (it has dried out my skin). Plus, washing with a Dior cleanser makes me feel "luxurious" :)
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jacoba on 12/25/2011 6:01:00 PM more reviews by jacoba
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
I loved this cleanser and it did its job well, it was creamy enough to use with my Clarisonic brush, yet not so rich that it didn't lather. However, the scent is so strong that when it got near or in my eyes it burned really badly. I would recommend Lancome's Creme Radiance cream cleanser, its cheaper and doesn't have the strong scent and does EXACTLY what this one does.
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*TOP REVIEWER* TerracottaSun on 11/5/2011 5:20:00 PM more reviews by TerracottaSun
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Normal Hair: Other Eyes: Other
Generally not impressed. It does clean well w/o drying but so do many other cleansers w/o a $32 USD price tag. It's lightly fragrant & I had no reaction to it & the foam is very soft, could easily be used by dry skin as well though this is suppose to be for normal/combo skin. Can't tell you how well it removes m/u since I always use a m/u remover 1st then follow up with a cleanser, but I can tell you this product can't touch their Magique Rinse Off Foaming Cleanser which has been discontinued, & why they got rid of such a good thing is mind boggling. I will use this up & then move on.
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sweetelq129 on 9/11/2011 11:26:00 AM more reviews by sweetelq129
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Black
I'm on my 2nd tube now, 80% gone. Love this product and will continue buying it. As previous reviewer suggested, it works fine with Clarisonic only need a tiny bit.
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caz5000 on 9/10/2011 5:50:00 AM more reviews by caz5000
Age: 30-35 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
Love this product.
Feels very luxurious to use and skins feels clean and velvety soft. This is great with the Clarisonic, you only need a tiny amount and I think it will last for ages.
Probably better for us oily girls as this is a clarifying product.
I would definitely purchase this again, I have become a Dior whore. My skin has expensive taste
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sebjimen on 9/10/2011 4:01:00 AM more reviews by sebjimen
Age: 30-35 Skin: Normal Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
Amazing cleanser! This cleanser is a God-send. It removes all of my makeup and cleanses my face with just a tiny amount. It feels like I'm rubbing silk over my face when I am using it as it is so soft. I use this and moisturize with Dior's Hydra-Life Sorbet Cream, and the combination does wonders for my skin. My skin is left vibrant, luminous and feels soft to the touch. I have noticed that my makeup, glides onto my face now effortlessly. Thank you Dior for your amazing products, I am a Dior Diva for life!
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CliniqueGal on 2/17/2011 6:20:00 PM more reviews by CliniqueGal
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I really like the texture, smell and feeling of this cleanser. I use this after I take my makeup off to double cleanse. It has helped to calm down my acne and blackheads, it hasn't taken them away totally, but it doesn't strip the skin. I just wish that it wasn't so expensive and lasted a bit longer, hence the 4 star rating! I probably will repurchase despite the price.
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I have mixed feelings about this cleanser. First off, I find the scent borderline offensive. It smells like cigarette smoke. Good thing it doesn't linger. I can't comment on how well it cleanses my face only because I use Lancome's cleansing oil to remove eye and face makeup. I just use the CD cleanser as a final step in my cleansing routine. It does leave my skin feeling tight and overly dry, but nothing a good moisturizer can't combat. Also, it's a little pricey and I find getting the product out when nearing the end is quite difficult so some product is wasted. Needless to say, I won't repurchase. I'll stick with Clarins.


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We can't defend a historical figure's life and career. But we can try to understand their context.William Hiott, curator of Fort Hill, the historic home of John C. Calhoun
CLEMSON — A statue of Thomas Green Clemson, bearded and seated with his head slightly bowed, has greeted visitors to Clemson University for more than 40 years.
A couple hundred yards south still stands the house he inherited from his wife, the daughter of a South Carolina statesman and advocate for the institution of slavery, John C. Calhoun. Clemson lived at Fort Hill from 1872 until his death in 1888, most of those years as a hermit.
Like most able-bodied white men living in South Carolina in the latter half of the 19th century, Clemson was a Confederate war veteran who'd fought for a cause given voice by his father-in-law.
Calhoun, who spent nearly 40 years serving as a congressman, senator, secretary of state, secretary of war and vice president under John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson, was revered in his home state, said William Hiott, curator of Fort Hill, a white clapboard mansion tucked inside Clemson University's central campus.
And Calhoun loved his summer visits to Fort Hill. Fully restored and reopened in 2003, the house holds Clemson's cherished art collection, Calhoun furnishings and portraits and wall coverings recreated from swatches of paper and paint discovered in the house's darkest corners.
Calhoun died in Washington at age 68 of tuberculosis, 11 years before hostilities broke out between North and South. His office, in a separate building behind Fort Hill, contains his writing desks and maps of the Union.
Southern states, Calhoun would argue, had the power to ignore federal laws not in their own best interest — including a tariff policy that hurt Southern wholesalers of cotton. The concept endures to this day, with the passage Monday of the "Repeal Amendment" in the South Carolina House. The amendment, making its way through state capitols nationwide, would allow a supermajority of states to repeal federal laws.
Calhoun's 1831 Fort Hill Address, given while vice president under Jackson, was his first signed statement on notions of nullification. His break with northern and federalist politicians eventually ended Calhoun's aspirations for the presidency.
"This started his break with Jackson," Hiott said.
Calhoun's wife, Floride Colhoun Calhoun (a first cousin), had inherited Fort Hill and its acreage from her mother. The Calhouns lived there from 1825 to 1850, raised seven children and owned about 75 slaves.
In the same 1837 speech where Calhoun called slavery a "positive good" because of the improved physical, moral and intellectual state of the "black race of Central Africa" in the South, he urged his Northern colleagues not to push the issue of abolition. He was a U.S. senator at the time.
"The conflicting elements would burst the Union asunder, powerful as are the links which hold it together," he said, describing himself as a "friend of the Union." "Abolition and the Union cannot coexist."
Hiott said Calhoun's work, along with the work of contemporaries like Henry Clay and Daniel Webster, preserved the Union.
"Through his efforts and those of cooler heads, rifts had been postponed," he said. "We can't defend a historical figure's life and career. But we can try to understand their context. Calhoun grew up in the slave-holding South. He saw with agriculture that it was a necessary labor force."
It is a testament to his respect for the Calhoun family that Clemson, born in Philadelphia and living in Maryland when the war broke out, enlisted in the South. Then in his 50s, he resigned his federal post as superintendent of the Agriculture Department and served as a first lieutenant in the Confederate Army's Nitre and Mining Co. in Texas.
Clemson and his son, John Calhoun Clemson, both survived the Civil War, though the latter would spend most of it at Johnson's Island Prison in Lake Erie.
Clemson had met Calhoun's favorite child, Anna Maria, while lobbying in Washington for a mining project. He had studied geology and chemistry at the Sorbonne. Clemson married Anna Maria at Fort Hill a year after his father-in-law's slavery as a "positive good" speech.
The inscription on her 1875 headstone at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Pendleton sums up Clemson's feelings for her:
"Believing this life to be one of probation for an immortal existence and governed in every act by a conscientious sense of duty, she lived a model daughter, wife, mother and friend. Her intelligence and accomplishments made her an ornament of every sphere in which she moved. Erected by her disconsolate husband, Thomas G. Clemson."
Clemson's children were all dead by then, too, and his single granddaughter never visited him from New York. He'd filled the home with landscapes and copies of old masters he'd collected while a diplomat in Belgium.
"In a letter, he invited his granddaughter to come see 'my art,'" Hiott said.
Also buried at St. Paul's is his mother-in-law, Floride Colhoun Calhoun, a faithful member of the church who paid for the pipe organ still used today. Floride had outlived her statesman husband 16 years — long enough to see slavery abolished and South Carolina defeated.
By that time, Floride lived in a smaller home in Pendleton, close to her church and friends. Anna Maria and Thomas Clemson joined her at her house — which she dubbed "Mi Casa" — in 1865 and 1866.
Floride died in July 1866, months before successfully suing her son's widow for possession of Fort Hill.
The son, Andrew Pickens Calhoun, had died at age 54 in the war's final months and is buried in Woodland Cemetery behind Memorial Stadium on Clemson campus.
"His widow was at Fort Hill when Union soldiers came through," Hiott said. "She sent their 10-year-old son, Patrick, into the yard to spy."
Andrew had never paid his mother for the house, and Floride feared it would be lost to creditors, said Kathy Edwards, a Clemson librarian who specializes in architectural history and lives in Mi Casa today.
"By foreclosing on the house, she insured it would go to Anna," Edwards said. "Anna was her rock. Not just the Clemsons, but Floride Calhoun had a sense that Fort Hill would be destined for greater things."
Clemson signed his will in 1886 to create Clemson Agricultural College of South Carolina out of the roughly 1,100 acres that made up the Calhoun family's plantation.
Clemson also gave most of his money to the project, which in its early stages was called the Clemson-Calhoun Institute. He preserved Calhoun's papers and furnishings and stipulated in his will that Fort Hill "shall always be open for the inspection of visitors."


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Lucas Cries Foul Over GOP Lawmaker "Changes" to Consolidation Process
MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) - A Macon City councilwoman is crying foul over what she calls changes Republican lawmakers made last night at the Gold Dome.
Councilwoman Elaine Lucas says local GOP leaders gave permission to the consolidation transition task force to spend taxpayer money--even though they're not elected. Lucas says this sets a dangerous precedent, and is not what voters okayed when they approved the merger.
Friday, she vowed to fight the changes.
"We will ask for a Justice Department investigation into the shenanigans going on in our Republican-led delegation," says Lucas.
She's running for the District 3 seat on the new Macon-Bibb Commission; she also accused Republican lawmakers of moving her opponent Danny Glover into the district so he could qualify for the race, in what she says is basically a plot to get her and others who oppose consolidation out of office.


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I just came back from a Black Thorn durian session with Poey. I've been eagerly awaiting to taste this particular durian since I inquired about it. It's much more expensive than Musang King (currently going for an average of RM 22 / kg), which is an overrated culvitar IMHO.
It's not easy to get either. I dropped by several times and the only stall that sells it says they don't have stock and I finally got the guy's number so I can call and check if they have it before I drive over.
The banner advertising the Black Thorn durian says that it won some kind of award in 2012, which is probably their justification for the high price. The Chinese words seem to translate literally – hei tze (black thorn).
The NEW Black Thorn durian goes for RM 30 / kg. The price didn't budge until I asked the dude if I can get a lowered price if I come today. He offered it at RM 25 / kg.
Note that only three (3) durians in the topmost row in the display picture are Black Thorn, the others are just chucked there. The interesting thing I noticed about Black Thorn durian is that it has a flat bottom, much like Musang King:
There are no thorns at the end of the durian (opposite from the stalk). This particular durian cultivar originates from Penang and another interesting quality that distinguishes it besides the flat bottom is the presence of a longkang (drain) like Teka durians, except this looks more…er, anatomical in nature.
Black Thorn pretty much tastes like advertised – the durian flesh is a bright hue of orange, a color some people like and feel is more palatable. It starts out sweet and has a bitter end note, like XO durians – just as intense but not quite so long lasting. It's creamy and sticky – the flesh comes off the seed well.
It also has little to no fiber, which is a plus point…it makes the durian coat the palate easily and overwhelm it it does – this is a very rich durian, make no mistake about it.
It's a medium to large sized durian (ours is almost 3 kg) and the others are pretty much in the same weight league. It was sold for RM 65 for this 2.6 kg durian.
However, there are abundant seeds inside – counted 14 seeds and despite having medium seeds (I don't call that small seeds, misleading advertising) it does have a lot of flesh on it – quality flesh to boot.
I'll rate this as a not very complex durian flavor wise but it's a good, rich and satisfying one. It's the *KING* of the King of Fruits, price-wise at least. I wouldn't say it's worth the price though, but definitely a must try for all durian fans. :D
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wah, never seen these before, you must be a durian lover, i think you have posted quite alot on durians right xD
Yeah, these are new durians! :)
Well, new compared to all the other strains anyway, durians need time to grow. It won an award in 2012, and they're selling it at RM 30 / kg, much more expensive than Musang King.
I got the dude to sell it at RM 25 / kg or I'm not coming though. Haha!
I know them second best among the SS2 durian stalls. I love durians and since I haven't had this before, it's a must try. I don't think it's worth the price if you ask me, but it's worth a try for all durian fans. :D
didn't get to try this at Balik Pulau because they are running out of stock :(
i prefer bitter durian!
Hello Constance! :)
Yeah, the stock is very unpredictable here too! I've been trying to eat it for quite some time, once the guy PROMISED us there was stock, made us wait a couple of *hours* and told us the truck from Penang broke down. :x
I made him call me the next time there was stock…and reminded him about the hours long wait last time so he sold it at RM 25 / kg instead of the listed price of RM 30 / kg.
It's sweet and has a trailing bitter aftertaste like XO durians, just not as intense. :D
i like my durian not too soft and not too hard, come with a bitter taste
Heh! I don't think this would suit your durian tastes then. :)
It's not bitter, it has a surprisingly sweet start that ends bitter (like how XO durians ends, but not as intense). Peculiar traits, I think it's a cross-cultivar of some sort.
It's just right though, the texture, but it's not bitter throughout, so I'll stick with XO durians if you like pure bitter.
XO is one of my default buys too, I just really wanted to try Black Thorn coz it's new. :D
i like durian too~ XD
Yeah, it's awesome stuff eh? :D
gosh, it might be YEARS since i last ate a real durian (i gotta confess that i'm not a fan), but you've got my curiosity piqued. i like how the flesh for this black thorn one looks both firm & creamy at the same time (cos i have bad memories of mushy durian!). i hadn't heard of black thorn before this, but will keep it in mind :D
Yeah, this isn't the mushy kind, the flesh is creamy so that makes it rather firm, but not as firm as a full fiber durian, which we have in Sarawak – a bright red species. :)
It's a new cultivar, so I just went to check it out. I'm a huge fan of durians! :D
Gosh!!! Durians again? Watch out – doctors make pretty good business during the durian/fruit season here. I love durian desserts but not really a fan of the fruit – I would not go out and buy…but would not mind eating if somebody buys and gives me. Too bad the season would be over by the time you come home… Wink! Wink! LOL!!!
Haha! True that, but I've never been susceptible to heat and all that. :)
Alas! I'll love to have a go at some of the Sarawak durians…would the season be over by the time I'm back?
Oh well too bad then.
I was hoping to get some of the wild bright red durians.
No worries, dinner on me buddy! Thanks for the ride! :D
wow that is really good man..
the king of the king… I must go and try these few days…
In SS2 durian street?.. just few minutes from my house…-
Haha! Well, price-wise anyway, since they're selling it much higher than Musang King.
It's in SS2 durian street – awesome name for it! :)
I noticed a bunch of durian places while passing by Cheras too, would love to check them out. :D
Hey! You didn't call me for the durian session! *sulk*
OMG I forgot sorry Eve! :x
I forgot to call two other friends too.
Let's have another session if you want to. There's still Black Thorn (have to call and ask) and other durians around. :D
seriously, how much durian have u been eating in the past month??? :O :O
That's a very good question! :)
Haha! I started before we went on that long drive in Balik Papan, Penang for Red Prawn and stopped for a while then started again.
I don't know how much I've had but it's bound to be plenty! :D
Black Thorn, must mark down this name but as you said might not be available all time. I want to try my luck on this coming Thursday since it is a PH. Duno mention your name got discount or not…ahhahahahhah
Yeah, it's not widely available here, it's a Penang durian.
However, I saw that the stall beside it put up a sign saying "Black Thorn" not long after this though – it seems that the monopoly by this place is over. I'm not sure if the other place really has Black Thorn though – haven't eaten there since a bad experience a while ago where they tried to pass off an unripe durian (although they replaced it, it's their hard sell that puts me off).
The Dr Durian guys are okay, they're not hard sell and they're quite honest.
Tell the guy there you're with the dude he made wait for a couple of hours! Haha!
He'll give you RM 25 / kg. Just in case, Facebook or Whatsapp me and I'll call the guy in advance to let him know you're coming. :D


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