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A few years ago, A.F. Vandevorst's Filip Arickx and An Vandevorst started opening "guerrilla" shops in neglected buildings in northern Europe; more recently, they've taken to the road with a clothes-selling installation they've dubbed The Smallest Traveling Store in the World.
The name is much more unwieldy than the thing itself, which fits neatly into two crates and takes up a mere three square meters when it's traveling, Arickx explained last night at the Tribeca boutique Patron of the New. He was minding the front corner of the boutique, where he and Vandevorst had set up his hospital-themed mini-shop, the centerpiece of which is an old Red Cross bed his father salvaged for him when he was 12. "The Red Cross in the village where I lived, they were changing furniture," the Belgian designer said. He and his wife and co-designer, he added, both have a bit of a thing for hospitals.
The duo returns to Europe tomorrow to get ready for the Paris shows, but the traveling shop's North American tour has just begun. "It has a visa for one year," Arickx reported. He wants to take it to Canada, he said, but the actual itinerary at this point is anyone's guess. "Who knows? It can be very spontaneous."

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"Just be fucking honest about how you feel about people while you're alive. I think we have a real interesting, kind of debate or a real kind of introspection that we have to go through to figure out; What do people mean while they're on this earth? Buddy Guy said his mom used to tell him 'Don't bring me flowers when I'm dead, bring them to me when I can smell them', you know. Because one day you're gonna be 80 years old, covered in liver spots, having people help us out of the chair while yelling at them 'I can get myself out of this chair!' and talking about the great times we had in life. Pain throws your heart to the ground, you know what I mean? Love turns the whole thing around. You know what I'm saying? Just get it off to people while they're alive. Appreciate everything while you have it."
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Friends are about trust. Trust no one. Season premiere Friday, Sept. 24.
Resurrection. After enduring unspeakable torture, Dean escapes from Hell, rescued by an all-powerful creature he's never seen before " an Angel" a warrior of God who recruits Sam and Dean in Heaven's battle against Hell. And there are whispers that a certain fallen angel will soon be freed from his prison deep in Hell: Lucifer. If Sam and Dean can't stop it, if Lucifer walks free, he'll bring on the Apocalypse. Meanwhile, the Winchester brothers reunite and hit the road, battling the supernatural wherever they go. They encounter demons, spirits, Dracula himself and even a drunk, heavily armed seven-foot-tall teddy bear. All the while, the ultimate war draws them into its horror throughout this enthralling six-disc, 22-episode Season Four set. Caught between Heaven and Hell, between God and the Devil, the Winchester brothers must battle for the future of humankind.
Two brothers and one fallen angel, against all the might of Satan and his army! As the Apocalypse grows closer, threatening to turn Earth into a battlefield soaked with human blood, Sam, Dean and Castiel struggle against daunting odds. New foes arise, including the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Old friends depart, consumed by the fearsome wrath of Hell. Through it all, the Winchesters are targeted by demons and angels alike, who warn that each brother has a special and terrible role to play in the coming devastation. Season Five follows Sam and Dean on their most terrifying journey yet, one that may lead them to the only ally strong enough to defeat the Devil: God.
Robert Singer talks about Dean's transition back to the 1940s. Don't miss Supernatural, Fridays 9/8c.
McG-produced drama about two brothers, searching for their missing dad, who chase down evil forces that claimed the life of their mother and the life of the younger brother's girlfriend. They travel the country in a '67 Chevy Impala, encountering paranormal phenomena at every turn.
Creator Eric Kripke discusses Supernatural.
Misha Collins discusses Supernatural on CW Connect.
The thrilling and terrifying journey of the Winchester Brothers continues with the eighth season of "Supernatural" on The CW. Twenty-seven years ago, Sam Winchester (Jared Padalecki) and Dean Winchester (Jensen Ackles) lost their mother to a mysterious and demonic supernatural force. Subsequently, their father John (Jeffrey Dean Morgan, "Watchmen") raised them to be soldiers. He taught them about the paranormal evil that lives in the dark corners and on the back roads of America -- and he taught them how to kill it.
Jared Padalecki hints at what to expect in season 9
The hunt for Dean begins. Watch an interview with Executive Producer Jeremy Carver.
Jim Beaver, aka Bobby, takes you around the set of Supernatural.
After defeating the Leviathan, Sam and Dean set off on an epic quest to seal the Gates of Hell last season. Facing a series of trials, the Winchesters soon found themselves in the middle of an age-old power struggle between the King of Hell and legions of warrior angels. But with the angels cast out of heaven and walking the earth, things just got very unpredictable.
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The subject of illegal immigration is one that keeps coming up. Most everybody from local letter writers to the president of the United States (questionably legal himself), propose that our immigration system is broken and must be fixed, reformed, and some say, completely eliminated.
Many claim that 11 million-plus that are estimated to be in the U.S. presently came here only to seek a better life for their families. In fact, many entered illegally with bundles of drugs on their backs or are involved with the distribution of those drugs. Many have made large sums of money assisting other illegals to assimilate into the population of immigrants who have come to the U.S. legally.
This writing has nothing to do with those legal immigrants. The U.S. welcomes thousands and thousands of legal immigrants yearly. This writing only addresses the assumption that our immigration system is broken. It is not broken. It is only not enforced. Millions of dollars have been appropriated to build more fencing along our southern border, attempting to funnel those wanting to immigrate through the proper channels.
What happened to that money? It didn't get spent on fencing. System is not broken, it's only not enforced. Money was appropriated to add at least 2,000 more border enforcement agents. But, those agents were thought to be more effective someplace other than the border. Where? System is not broken, it's only not enforced.
Millions of illegals had been arrested and were being held awaiting deportation to their home countries. But an order came down from on high to release those illegals and for ICE agents to stop arresting any more immigrants found to be here illegally. In other words, Immigration & Customs Enforcement agents were told to "Stop doing their jobs." System is not broken, it's only not enforced.


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While the Tigers moved from 6 to 4 in the coaches poll, they stayed at 5 last week in the AP poll. Let's see what's happened this week.
1/1. Pitt: Lost to Providence, beat Seton Hall
2/2. UConn: Beat a really good Marquette team and an underachieving but talented Notre Dame team
3/3. Oklahoma: Lost to surging Kansas (without Blake Griffin, beat Texas Tech
4/5. North Carolina: Routed Georgia Tech
5/4. Memphis: Beat UAB and Southern Miss
Nobody expected Pitt to lose. Oklahoma doesn't seem to get penalized when it loses without Griffin.
I don't see Memphis moving up and the Tigers might even drop in the coaches poll in favor of North Carolina.


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Roberto Chen, a 19 year old center back from Panama's San Francisco FC is currently on a 10 day trial with the Sounders. His is supposed to be here until next Wednesday. It appears that the Sounders coaching staff has been impressed with him in training. It also appears as if the Sounders have been tracking Chen's development since facing him in the qualifying round of the 2011-12 CONCACAF Champions League. Here's another link that suggests that we've been following him for the past two years.
Chen suffered a serious knee injury in the fall of 2011, requiring surgery and causing him to miss 6 months. It was closer to a year until he was able to effectively play competitive football, when he joined Panama's U20 squad last October.
Here are some of his notable accomplishments:
Panama U17 National Team:
- Captained Panama and started at CB in the 2011 CONCACAF qualifying, Championships and FIFA U17 World Cup
- Played every minute in both tournaments
- Led a defense that allowed 3 goals in 7 matches in CONCACAF qualifying and Championships, good enough for the best goals conceded rate in the tournament
- Panama was the only team that the United States (tournament champions) failed to score multiple goals against in the 2011 tournament
- Panama finished the CONCACAF Championships in third place, qualifying for the U17 World Cup
- Panama advanced to the knockouts from a group that included Germany (third place finish in the tournament), Ecuador and Burkina Faso before being eliminated in the round of 16 by tournament hosts Mexico, who went on to win the tournament
- In total, the Chen-led defense allowed a combined 9 goals in 11 matches in CONCACAF and FIFA competitions
- Only Mexico, Germany and Ecuador scored more than one goal against Panama. Ecuador only did so after one of Panama's most dangerous attackers was sent off.
Panama U20 National Team:
- Started on a defense that shut out both Jamaica and Puerto Rico, en route to winning the group
- Scored a goal in the 84th minute against Puerto Rico, giving Panama a 2-0 lead and preserving the 3 points
- Tallied an assist in the 57th minute against Jamaica, which also gave Panama a 2-0 lead
- Panama was eliminated in the quarterfinals by El Salvador, who wound up finishing the tournament in third place
Panama Senior National Team:
- Debuted with the senior national team at the age of 17 in a friendly against Paraguay
- Was substituted in early in the second half
- Panama did not allow a goal after Chen entered the match
- Called up for World Cup Qualifying matches against Mexico, United States and Costa Rica
- Was on the bench for Panama when they played the US in Seattle on June 11
- Has been named to Panama's 2013 Gold Cup roster
CONCACAF Champions League:
- Started for San Francisco FC in both legs of the qualifying round against the Sounders in 2011
- Played as a left back in the first leg, as SFFC shut out the Sounders at home
- Played as a left midfielder in the second leg, when the Sounders advanced after extra time
- Prior to the first leg, the Sounders were on a 11 game unbeaten run in all competitions, scoring 9 goals in their last 3 matches
- Prior to the first leg, SFFC had only ever won one match (out of 8 matches played) in CCL, which came against a team from Trinidad & Tobago
Liga Panameña de Futbol
- Appeared in 13 games, starting in 10 of them
- Was only substituted off in one of his 10 starts
- Played in 949 minutes in 2012-13
- Scored 1 goal
- Helped San Francisco advance to the Clausura Final, where he came on as a second half substitute in a losing effort


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While much of the recent attention focused on MIguel Torres has been surrounded his firing and re-hiring from the Ufc, the lack of attention on one thing baffles me. Why isn't he in contention for MMA GOAT? I hear GSP, Anderson Silva, Fedor, and occasionally Hendo being thrown around, but never Torres. I wasn't a fan of MMA while he was at his best, but while on Sherdog I realized he at one time held a 37-1 record. He was a pioneer of the lower weight classes. He has four losses in forty-four fights. He holds wins over Antonio Banuelos, Charlie Valencia, Takeya Mizugaki, and Chase Beebe (who was 12-1 at the time). Am I missing something here? Is this just the fickle nature of MMA fans rearing its ugly head?
As always, please tell me why you think I'm wrong in the comments below.


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This was a drawing she did months back. This happened one day when I asked her to take her nap. She insist wanted mummy to sleep with her . I was busy at the kitchen ( making fish paste eh) so I scolded her and force her get back to the room. She was usual because normally she is willing to take nap on her own. She came out the room a few times to beg for me to accompany her. At the end she draw this and put at the kitchen's floor. Hehe, this was exactly how she looked, crying and eyes with tears. She used her drawing to express her feeling.
This piece of drawing she did it weeks ago. For me, her drawing is improving. But coloring is so so only. Hope she can keep up the good work.
She drew this rabbit just now. She sang and drew. ( xiao bai tu, chang er duo, sei tiao tui er , pao de kuai, ai chi luo bo he ching chai. ) Most probably she learned this from her school.
She drew a birthday cake, a little girl and 3 balloons. She is knows her birthday is approaching... She knows her birthday is falls on August :)


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In recent months there have been several stories in Texas concerning the rising costs of the state's municipal pension fund and costs to provide attorneys to officers sued in the performance of their duties, and I think we will see more articles on the need to reduce health insurance as the budgets are prepared this fall. Not mentioned will be the reason police officers must have health insurance, pensions and need to be protected from frivolous lawsuits. The recession aggravates the media hype but the bottom line in my opinion is "benefit envy."
The owners of major media outlets do not provide these benefits to their employees and their large corporate advertisers have also bailed out of defined pension plans and providing adequate health insurance coverage. The national police unions, in particular NAPO and the FOP should collectively develop a strategy that includes coalition building with AFSCME, SEIU, the Teamsters and management organizations because we are all in the same boat.
Except for six or seven large cities with local pensions, all public employees in Texas are lumped in municipal, county, state or teacher pension plans. With the exception of a handful of police and fire contracts with separate health insurance plans, most Texas agencies have all employees in one local health insurance plan.
The federal government is the only avenue to find some relief. The national police unions should seek to create a federal professionals standards board and license all officers, perhaps via DHS. From that board we might be able to get federal protections that supersede local and state cutbacks. Raising the drinking age to 21 and changing DUI to .08 were all federal mandates on states.
If we have a federal commission and we passed federal protections, we could guarantee that the local and state governments could not change or alter benefits and standards of officers. This concept works in part in Australia where each state or territory has one police force, fire department, school system and nursing profession.
Local government employs all other workers. Police, fire, teachers and nurses negotiate with the state and therefore their wages and benefits are not controlled by local whims. There is no simple solution to these problems and unions cannot hold back cultural shifts.
We must keep in mind that 91 percent of all private sector employees are at-will, lack job security, and most likely have a 401K plan as well as high-cost health insurance. Some relief may be coming from whomever is elected president because major employers who still have some defined benefit plans and health insurance want to share the pain and make those companies without health insurance pay something towards the public cost of providing health insurance to the uninsured, working or not.
If the police unions simply wait for the day of reckoning they will be too weak and powerless to alter the course of events. It's wiser to prepare for the battle now with public education efforts as well as appropriate legislative and political strategies.
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Besides wood for timber or fuel, woodland and forest trees can offer a variety of products useful to humans without having to kill the tree. Those are often associated with tropical forests but there are many uses in the UK still. NWFPs include:
- turpentine and rosin from pine resin
- edible nuts, fruit and fungi for people and livestock
- foliage for the floristry trade
- natural colourants and dye stuffs
- natural medicinal products
- flavours and fragrances
- sap for fermenting for wine or syrups
- gums, resins and latex
- foliage to feed livestock
Stripping bark for tannin for the leather industry does often kill the tree – but cork oaks can be stripped of their valuable natural product every few years which grows back again. For more on non-timber forest products from Scotland see www.forestharvest.org.uk The FAO also publishes the Non-Wood Forestry Products Digest by e-mail. Register at www.fao.org/forestry/site/12980/en.


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Eat The Right Fats
Drink To Your Hearts Content Wine And Water
Drinking one glass of wine a day and plenty of water will help slim your stomach. Water naturally flushes your system and breaks up fat and win slims the waistline. Do not drink too much wine a day for it can have the opposite result of adding on the pounds.
Eat Plenty Of Protein
If you eat the right types and amounts of protein, the diet will help you lose fat around the midsection. How do this happen? Proteins help your body tell full longer while boosting your energy to make you feel more active. Lean protein should make up 25% of the calories you take in a day. Fat free milk, low fat yogurt, fish and chicken are great sources of protein.
Eat Orange Fruits and Vegetables
Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables that are orange to help you burn stomach flat.Oranges, peaches, cantaloupe and carrots are a few orange foods to try. And do not forget to have your fibers to reduce cholesterol, make you feel fuller and regulate your bodily functions.
After your meal and drinks, combine cardio exercises, strength training and stomach crunches together to help reach your flatter stomach objective.
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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
A man who had been on the run since he was convicted in May was apprehended in Orlando, FL, and brought back to South Carolina.
Alphonso Alexander, 34, was sentenced to 29 years on Wednesday after he was convicted by a jury back on May 27 for possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine, according to Solicitor David Stumbo. The solicitor said it was his third offense.
Alexander was initially arrested by the Abbeville Police Department on Aug. 12 after officers responded to a gambling and narcotics complaint at a house.
He was found at the house with 6.8 grams of a white powdery substance, 16 clear baggies, scales and over $800 in cash.
"Alphonso Alexander is a prime example of the criminal defendant whose refusal to take responsibility for his crimes, and choice to evade the justice system, results in being prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," stated Stumbo after the sentence was handed down. "Those that take responsibility for their actions early will be given the appropriate amount of benefit and mercy that the justice system can give."
Stumbo said Alexander must serve 85 percent of his sentence before he is eligible to be released.
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The 2012 Turkish Airlines World Golf Final is a match-play event that features just eight golfers, but the field includes several high-profile players. Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, Justin Rose, Lee Westwood, Matt Kuchar, Webb Simpson, Hunter Mahan and Charl Schwartzel are the participants.
McIlroy and Woods are first and second in the latest World Golf Ranking, while Westwood and Rose rank fourth and fifth. Simpson, Kuchar and Mahan rank in the top 20, and Schwartzel is No. 30.
Festivities get underway on Monday with a practice day, and competition begins on Tuesday. The matches will continue throughout the week, culminating in the championship match on Friday.
Oct. 8 -- Practice day
Oct. 9 -- First tour games (18-hole stroke play)
Oct. 10 -- Quarterfinals
Oct. 11 -- Semifinals
Oct. 12 -- Final
The winner of the tournament will earn $1.5 million, with the runner-up receiving $1 million. No participant will earn less than $300,000.


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Lords make Leveson amendments to Defamation Bill
Commenting on tonight's House of Lords vote, where the Government was defeated by a majority of 131 on an amendment to the Defamation bill, introducing elements of the Leveson press reform package, a spokesperson for Hacked Off said:
Hacked Off welcomes this exceptional show of cross-party support for the principle of Lord Justice Leveson's recommendations.
The scale of the majority shows the strength of feeling in the Lords to implement an effective and independent system of press regulation.
Parliamentarians in both Houses want swift action and will ensure that either the Government is forced to deliver the full implementation of the Leveson Report into law or the parliamentary majorities will do it themselves.


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Guess when I saw my first film? When I was just one and a half years old. It was Pather Panchali which was being shot at Boral, on the outskirts of Calcutta, by my father Satyajit Ray. What is vivid in my mind is the picnic-like atmosphere when work got over. There were several people and because I was a tot, I possibly got even more attention than the stars.
When Baba was shooting for Parash Pathar, a wonderful comedy featuring Tulsi Chakraborty, I couldnt take my eyes off the crane. The director and the cameraman had to go up on a basket-like thing dangling from the crane. Even at that age, I had a technical bent of mind and paid more attention to gimmicks used in films rather than to the story.
I never bothered Baba while he was working. The other members of the unit were my friends and I would ask them to explain things that puzzled me. I bombarded them with whys and hows when Baba brought me an 8mm movie camera from London. I had thought excitedly, Id make my own film.
I was also a voracious reader. One of my favourites was Sandesh, the magazine for kids started by my great-grandfather Upendrakishore Ray Choudhury.
By the time I was midway through school, I had decided to be a filmmaker. With that in mind, I joined the arts stream in St Xaviers College. My friends had told me that arts students got a lot of off periods. During these, I would rush to the studio at New Theatres to the magic world of movie making.
I remember telling Ma that I found Babas films very difficult. Baba heard me and decided to make Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne, a film full of magic and music. I was jumping at the thought of going to Rajasthan for the shoot, but finally got to see only the indoor shooting in Calcutta. A horrid villain prevented me from joining in the fun in Rajasthan. Guess what his name was? EXAMS, of course!


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Will Stacy Lewis defend her 2012 title?
Park putting her way up the career Majors list
The Social Scene for August, 2014
Sydnee Michaels had the Volvik Shot of the Day during the second round at the Safeway Classic Presented by Coca-Cola.


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In this week's "Pay It Forward" we met our next playmaker Joe in central Amarillo. He had never seen any of the Pay It Forward episodes but he knew the concept and wanted to help. After a quick explanation he prayed to see who he should help and was guided to Sierra, a single mom struggling to get by. Watch the video to see their story.
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(WMC-TV) – Have you thought this season about opening up your heart and your home to a sweet animal in need?
This year, we introduce to you "The 12 Strays of Christmas".
Action News 5 is partnering with the Humane Society of Memphis & Shelby County to share with you 12 animals in need of homes this holiday season. We will introduce you to a new pet each day through December 22. And each pet featured in the "12 Strays of Christmas" comes with a very special adoption fee of just $12.
Meet Lady
Lady is a beautiful 4-year-old Shepherd mix with a gorgeous brown brindle coat. She is also known as "Lady the Beale Street Dog" and "Lady of Beale".
She is known for having roamed the streets of downtown Memphis for years, making a name for herself as a sweet, docile stray, grateful for any morsel a tourist or restaurant employee would offer.
Lady is very calm, patient, and she has a kind spirit. She loves attention and gets along great with other dogs. She is also wonderful with kids.
She has had several litters of puppies, all of which has been adopted. Now it is Lady's turn to find a family to call her own.
If you are interested in making Lady the newest member of your family, contact the Humane Society of Memphis & Shelby County at 901-937-3900.
The $12 adoption fee for Lady includes the following:
About the Humane Society of Memphis & Shelby County
The Humane Society of Memphis & Shelby County has worked in the Memphis community since 1933 to give injured and abused dogs and cats a second chance at life, caring for an average of 300 animals at a time. HSMSC is a private nonprofit organization whose funding comes exclusively from donations.
For more information, visit www.memphishumane.org, call 901- 937-3900 or visit the facility at 935 Farm Road.
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By Stuart Hirsch
The Herald Bulletin
ANDERSON, Ind. — Fresh, clean water is a precious commodity, and it's likely to become more expensive in Anderson next year because of a major facility upgrade city officials are proposing.
Extensive engineering studies show that the Lafayette Water Treatment plant on Hartman Road has reached the end of its useful life and needs to be replaced, said Water Department Superintendent Tom Brewer.
Built in the mid-1960s, the Lafayette Treatment Plant requires constant and increasingly expensive repairs to keep it operational, he said. "As with a lot of our infrastructure, it has served us very well, but the reality is that it has reached the end of its useful life."
In addition, some wells no longer operate, the plant's treatment capacity is restricted because deteriorating equipment, and sections of the distribution system suffer from chronic leaks, and undersized and dilapidated water mains, Brewer said.
Improvements the water department are proposing include:
The combined total cost of these projects would be $14.3 million, according to Brewer and Deputy Mayor Pete Heuer.
To pay for these improvements, the department will request a rate increase, which will have to be approved by the Anderson City Council and Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission. The last increase was approved in 2006, and went into effect in early 2007, Heuer said.
Under the proposed rate plan, minimum users (up to 3,000 gallons of water per month), would see an increase of $6.26 in their monthly water charge.
Average users, (which is approximately 5,000 gallons of water per month), will see an increase of about $9.14 per month.
The current monthly bill for the average customer is $18.98 per month, and would rise to $27.88 under the new rate plan. The increases would affect all water users.
Despite the higher rates, Heuer said Anderson's water rates would still be competitive with other communities around the state.
Although studies of how to address problems at the Lafayette Treatment Plant were well underway in January, the leak at the Wheeler Treatment Plant underscored the urgency of addressing water treatment problems.
What occurred in that case was that a World War II-era 24-inch main that feeds raw water from eight city wells — and supplies about 50 percent of Anderson's daily water needs — through the Wheeler plant failed. Underneath that supply line was an equally large distribution line that carries treated, or finished, water to customers, which also failed.
At the highest rate, before engineers and construction workers could stanch the flow, each leak was sending about 2,000 gallons of water per hour cascading into the White River.
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Glow Fresh Grill & Wine Bar
- Address:
7 Marie Labatte Road
North York, ON M3C 0J1Neighborhood:
Midtown / Uptown
- Cuisine:
InternationalPrice: CAN$30 and under
Glow Fresh Grill & Wine Bar
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.glowfreshgrill.com/
- Phone: 4163841133
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Saturday 10:30am - 2:00pm; Brunch: Sunday: 10:00am - 3:00pm; Lunch: Daily: 11:00am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Wednesday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Thursday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: International
- Executive Chef: Barry Serrao
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: The art of living well, delivered to you! Rose Reisman Catering is an expert in the field of full service special event planning.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Don Mills & Lawrence
- Public Transit: We can be easily reached by public transit via the following bus routes: 25 Don Mills,54 Lawrence East,162 Lawrence; Visit ttc.ca for route maps and schedules.
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Various lots are situated throughout the mall.
A word from Glow Fresh Grill & Wine Bar
Glow Fresh Grill & Wine Bar is a casually elegant new concept restaurant. The menu is inspired by Canada's leading healthy living expert Rose Reisman. It features fresh, seasonal and innovative meals, prepared to enhance the natural richness of the ingredients. Serving food with fewer calories, less fat and less preservatives, Glow embraces the "Less is more" essence of Rose Reisman's 'Eating Well' philosophy. Glow also features a fine wine selection, stunning design punctuated by world-class art and an understated professional service team. You'll have more than a meal, you'll have an experience.Continued
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Glow Fresh Grill & Wine Bar reviews from OpenTable diners
203 reviews since May 4, 2014
- Food3.6Service3.6
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (128)neighborhood gem (70)good for groups (67)great for brunch (64)great for lunch (64)special occasion (60)fit for foodies (52)kid-friendly (35)hot spot (23)scenic view (23)romantic (20)notable wine list (15)late-night find (10)vibrant bar scene (8)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/29/2014Great restaurant in mid-town with wonderful patio atmosphere! Enjoyed it on Friday of long weekend and it was sooo relaxing!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great location, food and serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/25/2014We enjoyed the food and the vibe (energetic). The Early Dine is unbelieveable -- great food for an amazing price. We had the steak and the pasta dish. Both were delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Need better serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/24/2014We've been to Glow a few times and almost every time the service was lacking. We weren't given a clear explanation of the choices we have about the sides for the main course. There wasn't any wine list, so we had to ask for it. My wife was served a different order, which was corrected. The bill was incomplete so we had to wait for a second bill. So a good waiting service could have made the experience better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Such a bad choiceCeciDined on 8/24/2014I don't think I will never go back to Glow again for Sunday brunch. It was such a horrible choice and waste of money... Very disappointed at their food quality and variety. I will tell all my friends not to go there ever for the Sunday brunch buffet.
- Amazing!!j123mDined on 8/21/2014I recently went to Glow with my two friends and absolutely loved it, the food was excellent and the staff and service were very hospitable. This is definitely a place I will be returning to and recommending!!Special Features:
- Love the early bird special.StarDined on 8/21/2014Thanks for the attention to nutrition. It is so nice to go to a Resturant and get a healthy meal. I also love the community feel with the court yard. It feels like the old city in European towns.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very slow service!GLdinerDined on 8/19/2014Although the food was very good, our group was quite disappointed with the service. We had to prompt the server for everything (early dine menus, taking orders, bringing bills, etc.) One person had to cancel her wine order because it took well over 10 mins and she knew it wouldn't be safe to drive if she waited much longer. When she asked for sparkling water instead, it took another 10 mins and she had to ask where it was. When she later asked for her bill to leave early, it ended up taking another 10 mins and the wine had not been cancelled on the receipt, requiring a new bill! Unfortunately, I've experienced similar service at Glow at a brunch; the servers are either inexperienced, forgetful, or can't multitask it seems...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice brunchComfortfoodplusDined on 8/17/2014Enjoyable brunch. Great to have option of egg-white omelette at the omelette station (at no extra charge). Good selection of hot and cold items. Needs more variety on the dessert section (only mini-cupcakes - which were so-so, fruit, biscotti, and over-sweet blueberry crumble (which we had to wait for and asked several times about). Needs some actual desserts along the lines of cheesecakes/real cakes or better mini-cupcakes. Server was very good - pleasant and continually re-filling the coffee (which s/b included in the brunch price but wasn't).Special Features:
- great food!hungryDined on 8/15/2014Food was definitely worth the visit, the veal chop and Brussel sprouts are to die for. Service was okay.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasantly surprised!ShalomaleeDined on 8/15/2014First time at Glow. Took my sister for a birthday lunch and was pleasantly surprised after reading all the negative reviews. The service was excellent. The portions were extremely generous and tasty. We had crab cakes and Caesar salad to share. As well, we had the bunless burgers and chicken tacos. I couldn't finish all that food and had my tacos leftovers packed to go. The patio was very comfortable and not too crowded at lunchtime. The restaurant inside was noisier. All in all was very good and we will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing Meal & ServiceMangeonsDined on 8/14/2014The restaurant was too noisy. When we asked to change from a booth next to noisy customers, our waiter discouraged us, saying the open tables were next to the kitchen where it wouldn't be any better. We finally asked a busboy to help us move to another table. It was much better but still too noisy. I ordered the Santa Fe salad. It was merely okay and I wouldn't order it again. One of my companions ordered the calamari and it was very good. The other companion's order was merely okay. The best service we received was from the busboy. The waiter was generally absent from the area and we had to ask the busboy for coffee. We had to get up and go to the front to have the receptionist find the waiter to get the check. Disappointing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's ok...OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/13/2014The service was great at first, but then declined as soon as we ordered. They forgot my soup and the main dishes came out. The waiter did not come back to check on us, but thankfully the manager (or so we think, as he never introduced himself to us). Food was ok, overpriced (asian cod = miso glazed cod for $27, that's more expensive than a sushi restaurant!). However the worst, (unfortunately) was the waiter has bad breath... Not acceptable if you are working in such close proximity to customers and their food.Special Features:
- LunchsmittyleeDined on 8/12/2014We had a great lunch at Glow the other day. The waiter was very nice and patient and made our dining experience that much better. I had ordered a salad with shrimp and they brought it with chicken by mistake, which I'm allergic to, so he took it back immediately and returned as quickly as possible with the proper salad. I had the Glow salad and it was excellent. Glow was a super restaurant to celebrate our birthdays at. Thank you so much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Early Dine - Ok for $15JoPublicDined on 8/11/2014The early dine option (4:30-6:00pm) is a nice simple 3 courses (soup or small salad, main, mini dessert), and it is lovely for $15, but not as good as their a la carte regular menu, so don't compare or confuse the two. The "potato soup with crab" was in fact sweet potato with lobster, but the lobster was quite hilariously a teeny tiny piece the size of a grain of rice (honestly, we looked for it!) Wine is outrageously expensive (~$15+ by the glass), to the point that the 1/2 price wine on Mondays only just makes the wine a reasonable regular price. Our a la carte evenings are much better food, but pricey wine.Special Features:
- Great patioLuv2eatDined on 8/10/2014The patio space was great. Even if your were seated indoors, the doors open up completely to allow an indoor/outdoor feel. The food was just okay and I would have preferred to have the lunch menu option earlier than 3 pm, as I wasn't impressed with the brunch menu. The service definitely needs some improvement. We had to remind our waiter three times for items we requested.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brunch Buffetultra77Dined on 8/10/2014We were there at 12:15pm, not that busy. Food selection was not much. The Food station is very narrow. By the time of around 1:00, there was line up for food and almost no room to move.Special Features:
- Great service, disappointing brunchJadidinerDined on 8/10/2014We had a lovely time because the patio was beautiful, the weather was great and service was impeccable! However, the buffet was limited and what was there was cold (things like eggs, French toast and bacon or sausages) and the fruit was gone every time we went to get some. On the plus side, the omelette station was a hit. Not as well laid out for access and felt crowded even though the restaurant wasn't at capacity. Would have to really think about it before I went back.Special Features:
- Very NoisylesdouDined on 8/9/2014We are regular clients at Glow, and always enjoy our experience with good food that we choose. The service is good with the servers we have had. The biggest complaint is the noise We will book again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what I have come to expectKatp76Dined on 8/8/2014I have been to Glow several times and would normally give it 4 stars, but I couldn't do it this time. We waited 20 minutes to get waited on. It wasn't until I went to speak to one of the hostesses that we finally had someone come to our table. Aftet that, we did not get our drink orders for another 15 minutes. We were a group of 5 and we literally got 5 little pieces of bread while we waited for our appetizers which again took very long to receive. Considering the price tag for the food they serve this is not what I have come to expect from Glow.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/8/2014The experience was a whole was disappointing. While the salads we had were excellent, the main courses were not. The veal special was inedible. The replacement dish (a turkey burger) was dry. Our water glasses were never refilled the entire evening and we were not offered an refill of coffee. The service was slow and inattentive, which was surprising since the restaurant was not overly crowdedSpecial Features:
- glow visitgrizglowDined on 8/5/2014I recently had dinner at Glow and enjoyed the food, the ambiance, and watching yoga across from the restaurant. Will return for sure. Love the $15.00 early dinner option. Really nice place. It feels like you are downtown without the hassles of driving there and trying to find parking. A realm gem of a place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brunch at the GlowJaniceDined on 8/3/2014I usually have a very good food experience at the Glow, but not today for Brunch. This was the first time I had gone for brunch and it was disappointing. Fresh made omelet bar was good, but the rest of the buffet was not -- food was warm, chewy from being left too long (e.g. the french toast) and the worst tasting scrambled eggs I have had. Needed salt and pepper which I had to find myself. The first time I got coffee it was luke warm and had to ask for hot coffee, plus you get milk instead of cream (you ask for cream which you wait for). Service and ambience was great as usual. We took another couple with us as they had never been before -- they won't be going back even though we told them that the food is usually excellent.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/2/2014Disappointing. If a restaurant like Glow cannot make Veal Scallopini or indeed any one of the four dishes that our party had, then it should hang its head in shame. I decided to give it a try after a long time, and food wise nothing has changed. Service has fallen and is now in the JK category. Rose Reisman's brand is not a brand anymore. Positively appalling!
- Early Bird Dinnerearlybirddiner29Dined on 7/29/2014We were a group of ladies (tennis group) who came to the Early Bird Dinner on Thursday early evening. We found the food very good and it was great value! We will be back, and I will tell other friends about it. We really enjoyed the early dinner. Keep it going!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food and early dine greatvelvetDined on 7/27/2014Fabulous location, food and ambience. The early dine menu is a fantastic idea, menu and price. Service does need improvement but everyone is quite friendly and looks happy to work there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great patioJNickDined on 7/25/2014Service was a little slow after the food came but the food was great! We sat on the patio which is a great space.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/22/2014Food was great. It took a long time for the food to come out.I would recommend this to a friend.
- $15 Glow Early DinnerdivinediningDined on 7/21/2014My friends and I really enjoyed our dinner. The portions were generous and delicious. $15 early dinner is a great idea to draw people in to try Glow's fabulous menu. I introduced my two friends to Glow. Our server was very attentive to us until it got busy and then we were on our own.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent ServiceJohnnyBDined on 7/19/2014The food was alright, the wait was long, but the service was second to none. They gave us free desserts as a thank-you for patience...our order took about an hour to arrive - it was very busy and because of the weather the patio was closed. Even though we had reservations we still had to wait for a table and then they gave us this giant group table for just the two of us. It was cool that they sat us in it, but it sucked for them. My veil was less than desireably done but given how long it took to arrive I didnt want to send it back - I'd never see it again. Although the food was whatever, the service was AMAZING! We had a great server and the manager apologized to us in person several times.Special Features:
- Kitchen does not listenOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/19/2014Despite the simple Request for health reasons to not have nuts or the maple dressing, it took the kitchen four times to get it correct to the frustration of our waiter
- A glowing experienceTO786Dined on 7/18/2014Excellent evening outdoor dining experience on Friday night. The food and live music was spot on. Great memories celebrating birthdays with friends and family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BelleDined on 7/18/2014I attended friday night for a girls night out with my sister and girlfriends. We originally were placed inside as there was no room on the patio however once there was a table, we were moved promptly. We all ordered cocktails and they were delicious. I had the shrimp linguine and it was tasty. The mini desserts were a bit too sweet. There was a band playing in the evening. Unfortunately, we were sitting right in front of them so conversation was a bit difficult at times. Next time, we will ask to be farther from the band. Overall, a great evening with good friends!Special Features:
- Delighted once againzeedeeDined on 7/13/2014Glow is now becoming my 'go-to' brunch spot. Situated in the lovely Shops at Don Mills courtyard, it is the ideal location for brunch or dinner/drinks. The brunch menu once again met with rave reviews from my dining party. The staff were friendly, welcoming and accommodating of our requests. Well done Glow team!Special Features:
- Lovely diningBannockersDined on 7/12/2014The restaurant is really beautiful. Loved the ambiance. The service was a bit slow but maybe the waitress was giving us extra time to make up our mind as we were a group of 5. The food was good although the steak wasnt cooked right in the beginning but they changed it immediately and satisfied our taste buds! Overall a wonderful restaurant and a great night out!Special Features:
- NOT IMPRESSEDrubberDined on 7/12/2014The service was great, the food was poor quality. We ordered the flat bread and it wasn't crisp but soggy. We also ordered the Calamari and it was like rubber, we gave it back and got another one and it was like rubber.Special Features:
- Very nice restaurantmike4youDined on 7/7/2014We had customers from out of town and they really enjoyed the evening at the restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful Patio!YourAvgYoungProDined on 7/6/2014When the weather is nice, take advantage of the great patio! The menu has some really great options that are all really delicious, yet healthy!Special Features:
- MrsVKDined on 7/6/2014Dirty tables, lousy staff, depleted buffet, meger a la carte choices, long long wait times. Generally very disorganized. Did not enjoy and will not be back.
- Sunday brunchwordladyDined on 7/6/2014Three of us came for a special-occasion brunch on Sunday at 12:30 PM. The noise level in the restaurant at that time was almost unbearable, especially for one of us. We all had to shout to each other in order to be heard. After a while, the families with children had mostly gone and the noise level went down, so we were more comfortable then, but we still had to shout. Classical music concert venues have acoustics specially geared for the hall -- why can't restaurants? The food was OK, but some of the salad platters did not look good -- they had been picked over, and needed refreshing. I enjoyed the omelette and the poached salmon especially.Special Features:
- buffetOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/6/2014I ahve to the restaurant many times for lunch and enjoyed the experience. I did not like the buffet at all. Line was very slow moving and the dishes were not replaced quickly. I went up twice and there was no salmon left. I found the fruit was skimpy when i went. My husband had a much better selection. The salads were always low. Would not return.Special Features:


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REMA boss receives United Nations forest protection award
The United Nations has awarded the Director General of Rwanda Environment Management Authority, Dr Rose Mukankomeje, for her contribution towards protecting forests.
She was among the awarded personalities in the world who have devoted their lives to preserving the environment, especially forests through initiating policies that have also lifted the well being of their citizens. The awards were presented as 197 member states met at the 10th session of the United Nations Forum on Forests, yesterday, in Istanbul, Turkey.
The award has three categories: Forest Heroes, the International Forest Short Film Festival and the International Forest Photograph Awards. Each award focuses on the dynamic and unique relationship between forests and the people who depend on them.
The awards that were given according to the regions, saw Dr Mukankomeje winning Forest Hero's award for African region. Other regions were Asia and Pacific, Latin America and Caribbean, Europe and North America 600 entries had been received from 68 countries.
"Rose Mukankomeje has devoted her life to the protection and restoration of Rwandan forests. As her nation emerged from crisis, and in the face of great personal adversity, Rose took the initiative to bring Rwandans together to protect their natural resources from over exploitation and environmental degradation," a statement from the UN reads.
When contacted, Dr Mukankomeje told The New Times that; "This award is for our government especially the Ministry of Environment that has put in place good policies for our environment. It also goes to the Rwandan people who are the implementers and beneficiaries of these good initiatives."
Success through initiatives
She added that the country managed to succeed through such home grown initiatives, as Umuganda [community work] which she said have ensured that the growth of forests in Rwanda benefits the rural poor. Other initiatives she observed campaigns to protect the environment.
A Bill which is currently in Parliament streamlines the new national forestry policy in an updated regulatory framework giving conscious attention to sustainable use of forests: protecting and sustaining the environment, and production for economic development.
In 2011, Rwanda won the Future Policy Award as the world's most inspiring and innovative forest policy. The announcement was made by the World Future Council (WFC) at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
Last year, the country also received an international award from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) for its outstanding contribution to the Protection of the Ozone Layer which protects earth from harmful ultraviolet radiation from the sun.
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Congratulations to the Director General of REMA and the entire Rwandan population.You really deserve it. Keep it up.J.S.
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A FOX Undercover investigation that turned into a political hot potato for Gov. Deval Patrick has the administration giving its most detailed explanation yet about why it hasn't signed up for a federal program aimed at finding and deporting immigrants who commit serious crimes.
The program, called Secure Communities, shares the fingerprints of everyone arrested by local police with the US Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement so ICE can know when immigrants, usually illegal ones, have been arrested.
ICE asked Gov. Patrick's administration in Sept. 2009 to sign an agreement and activate Secure Communities statewide, but so far the administration hasn't signed.
FOX Undercover's Mike Beaudet asked the governor last week what his position was on Secure Communities:
" Why hasn't your administration signed the agreement with the federal government so far?" Beaudet asked.
" Because the pilot's still underway, and as I said, if we're going to be thoughtful about this we should look at the results of that pilot and make our judgment and go from there," Patrick replied, referring to the Boston Police Department's participation in Secure Communities.
" It's rolled out in states all over the country. What exactly are you waiting for?" Beaudet asked.
" You want me to say the same thing one more time?" Patrick replied.
" No, I'd like you to give us an answer. Do you support it or not?" Beaudet said.
" I just did. Thank you," Patrick said.
One thing the governor did do is misspeak by calling the program a pilot. ICE tells FOX Undercover that the pilot program started with Boston police in 2006 but ended its pilot status in 2008 when Secure Communities became fully deployed in Boston.
" Boston says it's working, governor. Seems like you're trying to have it both ways," Beaudet said last week as Patrick walked away.
The administration appears to be trying to have it both ways by saying on the hand that it supports the deportation of immigrants who are serious criminals but hasn't signed onto the program, which is opposed by many in the immigrant community. Now, the administration is attempting to set the record straight.
John Grossman, an undersecretary in Gov. Patrick's Executive Office of Public Safety and Security, agreed to an interview with FOX Undercover's Beaudet.
" Is the administration afraid to come out on this one way or another because of the politics involved in it?" Beaudet asked.
" I'm not a politician. I'm a career prosecutor who's now in a job in public safety," Grossman replied. " We're making a decision based on what's good for the Commonwealth and how to keep the Commonwealth safe."
And Grossman says the administration was unaware it was even holding up the program.
" ICE never came to us and said, 'Hey we want to deploy in Massachusetts and we're waiting on you,'" Grossman said.
The administration is now acknowledging it has concerns about the program targeting illegal immigrants who are not serious criminals.
" We've all read stories about people who may not fall into that category who've been swept up in immigration and we just want to make sure that our shared goals are accomplished here," Grossman said.
Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis says he takes those concerns seriously, but the only people who have to worry are the criminals.
" It's been a great success in the four years that the program has been running. We've taken serious offenders off the street that we wouldn't have identified had it not been for Secure Communities," he told FOX 25 last week .
The administration now says that in the wake of our investigation it's talking with police departments across the state and with ICE to evaluate the program, and that it hopes to make a decision soon about whether to sign that agreement with the federal government.
Governor Patrick's Republican challenger, Charlie Baker, is already weighing in on this story. He issued a statement saying Gov. Patrick continues to stand in the way of giving local police a tool that could take dangerous criminals who are illegal immigrants off the streets.
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What is Girlie Pasta? Pinkish Pasta.
This dish has red cabbage, red onion and red cranberries, so although the dish is not really pink, there is enough red intertwined with the pasta, to make certain parts look pink. Is pink still for girls?
This is a recipe, I used to make, ten or fifteen years ago. At that time, I remember, I could not get enough of it. When I came across a recipe for it, in my Dining Again Cookbook, I couldn't resist making it. It is still good but I don't think, I would eat as much as I used to. Now, I am into the savory pasta and this is sweeter than most of the dishes although the sweetener can be cut back and probably should be.
This is an easy recipe if you use the shortcuts, I did. I bought red cabbage in the bag so there was no shredding to do. I used dried cranberries from the box. I skipped roasting the almonds which is a loss. Roasted nuts are better than plain.
Girlie Pasta
8 ounces gluten-free spaghetti, cooked according to directions on package
8 ounces shredded red cabbage
4 scallions, sliced thin
1/2 cup slivered almonds (roasted if you have time – it goes quickly– I was lazy)
1/2 cup craisin (dried cranberries)
1/4 cup olive oil (I probably used less. I make my dressings almost without oil, usually.)
salt to taste
1/3 cup vinegar (I used apple cider vinegar)
1/4 cup sugar
Place spaghetti, cabbage, scallions, almonds and cranberries in a bowl. Mix well and put aside.
In a smaller bowl, combine oil, salt, vinegar and sugar (I suggest a little black pepper.)
Pour dressing over pasta and vegetables and mix to coat everything.
I hope you like it.
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5Simon Cowell Rubs Placenta And Gold on His Face All The Time
Oh, sorry, he gets placenta and gold rubbed on his face all the time. Sheep placenta, specifically. Well, New Zealand sheep placenta, if we're getting really specific. New Zealand sheep placenta mixed with 24 carat gold flakes, rubbed directly onto his face. Regularly. Like you do.
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Now, in his ongoing quest to stave off the ravishes of time, the X Factor mogul is playing dirty… and getting regular sheep placenta facials.
So convinced is he by the skin-rejuvenating properties of livestock afterbirth, Si, 52, has become a devotee of the £330 treatment.
The facial is carried out at the Beverly Hills Lancer dermatology clinic – as, reportedly, frequented by Victoria Beckham. A therapist applies the stem cells from special, New Zealand-reared sheep, which is then spread over Si's lovely, smooth, Botoxed face.
Before this, Simon's mug is given a thorough 30-minute exfoliation and beamed with an LED light to open up his pores. From here, the sheepy stuff is smeared on in a gel mixed with 24 carat gold flakes. Finally, a "galvanised metal probe" is prodded over the skin to ensure the product penetrates deeply. Lovely.
Lancer therapist, Linda, let slip Cowell's secret on ITV1's Lorraine, enthusiastically adding: "He loves it!" So much for client confidentiality, then.
Yesterday a source close to sexy Si said: "Simon is forever trawling the health and beauty market, looking for all the latest fads. He's tried vitamin injections, drips, detoxes, smoothies, Botox and massages, but after reading rave reviews about placenta facials, decided he had to give them a go. He reckons they take years off his complexion, and give him back the shine and joie de vivre long hours and smoking take away."
Happily, Dr Lancer himself, is keen to stress the animal-friendly nature of, well, animal-loving Simon.
Of the process, he says: "These sheep are completely untouched by the modern world. It is very important they have no impurities. The stem cells are full of rich nutrients and the cells we harvest are amniotic, which means no harm is caused to the animals."
You know what's less weird, time consuming, and expensive than rubbing sheep placenta and gold flakes all over your face? Just letting your skin do its thing. I know, it's a strange idea, and Simon would never listen to it, but it's an option, you know? Sheep placenta is not the only answer.
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I try to solve most of my problems with placentas. It must be a Simon thing.
"completely untouched by the modern world" except, you know, the rearing in a sterile environment in a barn that probably more closely mimics a lab. Don't act like they're going out and plucking the passed placentas off the ground of a picturesque pasture. Also if it's placenta it's not amniotic. Oh well, it all sounds real nice. The things people tell themselves….stimulates the economy, I suppose.
'Completely untouched by the modern world?' Um, I'm from NZ and I can confirm that we're not THAT far behind everyone else…
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One of the most important tools for catching arsonists in our state walks at the end of a leash.
The Division of Forestry is training a new canine unit named Raisy. We met her this week in Bridgeport park.
Her nose is already in training to fight crime at just 16 weeks old.
Forester Tin Casto swabs his hands with gauze, then walks out of sight. Another investigator, Don Kelley, sticks Raisy's nose into a plastic bag with the gauze and tells her to go to work.
She gets a little distracted at first, but then she picks up the scent and heads straight for Casto behind a large tree.
"She's been everything you could ask for in a dog right now," Kelley said. "She's got a really great attitude."
Right now Raisy's targets just go out of sight, but the tracks will get more complicated.
"We just keep on expanding from that and we keep on adding turns in the road to her to get her where she needs to be," Kelley said.
The Division of Forestry has two canine units, Jessup and another dog that Raisy will replace. They are trained to track a person from the origin of a fire.
"The bloodhound has the ability to what they call 'scent discriminate,'" Kelley said, "which, to the bloodhound, everybody smells differently."
So once foresters like Casto pinpoint the origin of a fire, Raisy or Jessup's nose can pick up the trail when all other evidence disappears.
"I can honestly say that we've never ended up someplace for no reason," Kelley said.
It can make all the difference in cracking a case.
"It makes a big difference when you can use a bloodhound to track somebody up to their front doorstep or their car," Casto said.
"There's been no eye witnesses, nothing apparent. We bring the bloodhounds in and track and we actually found the people responsible at least on four occasions that I know of that they've plead guilty to felony arson."
Raisy will train for eight months to a year before she's ready to tackle her own cases.


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Still, its adjusted profit and revenue were better than analysts
Caterpillar Inc. makes construction and mining equipment as well as
power generators, so its growth rises and falls with the world's economy.
For the fourth quarter, Caterpillar earned $697 million, or $1.04 per
share. That was down from a profit of $1.55 billion, or $2.32 per share a year
Revenue fell 7 percent to $16.08 billion as dealers reduced inventory.
The most recent quarter included a charge of 87 cents per share to write
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I see what you are saying. Now looking at your Thomas Dunn in the 1930 cenus, it says that his age is 45 and it also says that his age at first marriage is 20 so that means he first married around 1905 or so. Seeing that Gertrude is only 25 we can assume that Gertrude was not his first wife.
So I looked in 1910 and found a Thos.(its listed as Thos.)Dunn in Bolivar Co. Miss. This Thomas is 21 and born in 1889 in Miss. His wife's name is hard to make out but it looks like Emmie or something like that. And it states that they have been married for 2 years which puts his marriage age at 19 or so which would have been around 1907 or so. No children are listed. So this could be him. The age is 3 or for years off from your Thomas Dunn in 1930 which is not unusual.
Now here is where its get interesting. A few houses away from this Thos Dunn in 1910 is a Allen Dunn who is widowed and is age 52. I looked on the county map for Miss. and saw that Bolivar Co is just one county over from Panola County. But here is where it gets kinda strange, I checked 1920 for Allen Dunn and found a Allen Dunn age 40 in Bolivar county but also it lists him as having a son name Thos. S. Dunn who is 28 and is single. Now lets examine this, if Allen is really 40 at this time then he fathered Thomas at age 12, so we can assume that this age is wrong unles this Thomas was adopted or something like that.
So I then checked for Allen Dunn in 1900 and he is in Bolivar Co. It states that he is 30 and being born in 1869. He is living with wife Rosa. However, there is no children listed. Now your Thomas would be between 12 and 15 years old at this time but he not listed here with this Allen so it is unknown where he is in 1900.
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Fire-hit former Shipley cinema to be demolished tomorrow
4:31pm Friday 18th January 2013 in News By Julie Tickner, Bradford Chief Reporter
A former cinema which was gutted in a blaze last night is now due to be pulled down tomorrow.
At the inferno's height, 60 firefighters were tackling the flames which led to the collapse of the 1930s building's floors.
Today, firefighters were on stand-by as Bradford Council officers and demolishers worked to make the Shipley building safe. It was due to be pulled down this morning, but has been delayed.
Station commander for Bingley Fire Station Andy Clayton said the building was full of flammable items such as old furniture and film reels.
But he said the fire could have been much worse had it not been for the quick response of the public and firefighters.
"The building has three floors and we were concerned about it, but thanks to the public ringing in early we were able to get there early and do a good stop," he added.
Mr Clayton said the fire was under control within two hours, but firefighters stayed to damp down and he left at about 3am on Friday morning.
He said the cause of the fire was being investigated by the fire service and police.
"Buildings which have been shut up for about 10 years don't just catch fire by themselves," he said.
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Pick #46- Mychal Kendricks, ILB, California
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# 200--Bobby Rainey, RB Western Kentucky
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Having said all this, I would not be at all surprised to see us trade #46. So, we could get back into the 3rd and 4th/5th rounds. I think Kendicks would be available later in the secound round. I'm not high on Zach Brown, or Lavonte David. Too damn small... Happy eaglepicking!