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|Iran ambassador to meet Indian exporters to clarify on export related issues
HYDERABAD (Pharmabiz) — The Iranian ambassador Gholam Reza Ansari is scheduled to meet Indian pharma exporters in Hyderabad on January 16, 2014 to clarify on export related issues pertaining to Iran. Arvind Mehta, joint secretary, Foreign Trade-Iran and Sudhanshu Pandey, joint secretary, Department of Commerce, government of India are also expected to join the meeting at Hotel Taj Krishna in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad.
Iran has been an important exporting destination for Indian pharma, biotech and other healthcare related products. But during the past few years, Iran had been subjected to sanctions by western countries like USA and EU over its civilian nuclear program, because of which there has been a lot of ambiguity and confusion prevailing among Indian exporters as any kind of international trading with Iran in dollar term has been restricted by the international community.
Despite international pressure, governments of India and Iran have agreed to carry forward trade relations without any hindrances. In view of this, Government of India is also encouraging exports to Iran by facilitating transactions in Rupee terms through UCO Bank and designating Iran as one of the countries eligible for export benefits for the amounts realized in Rupee terms.
The meeting will be an apt platform for all the Indian pharma exporters as it gives them an opportunity to interact directly with the Iranian ambassador and get their doubts and apprehensions clarified, if any. The members can also know about issues relating to product registrations, export regulations, future prospects and scope of growth in the Iranian markets. "It is a good opportunity to understand more about Iran markets and discuss about any issues with the Iranian ambassador and also senior officials from Department of Commerce. We advise members exporting to Iran to attend the meeting and make maximum benefit out of it," informed Raghuveer Kini, executive director, Pharmexcil.
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THE STICKING PLACE is an imaginative, interactive online documentary by Brittany Baxter and Josephine Anderson. Filmmaker Su-An Ng (Nature on its Course, Reel Asian 2010) collaborated with the directors on the design and animation of the project.
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Tarpon View - Oceanfront Three Bedroom Estate in Vero Beach
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This outstanding property has 150' of private beach and over an acre of perfectly manicured grounds. A new heated pool and paver patio were just installed in 2009. Entire home has been recently renovated and Atlantic views dominate the kitchen, family room, living room and two bedrooms. Home has over 3300 square feet of air conditioned space. Location is near the best shops and restaurants Vero Beach has to offer.
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Property has 3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths and can accomadate up to 10 guests. Master has a king bed and one guest bedroom has twins. Both offer outstanding ocean views. The third bedroom has a queen bed with futon that sleeps two. The sofa in the den also has a pull out bed. Two car attached garage allows easy entry into home. Kitchen has new counter tops, appliances and cabinets. Living room is 28'x21', family room 16'x21' with high quality furniture and never ending views of the Atlantic Ocean.
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A charming seaside community on Florida's Treasure Coast, Vero Beach beckons with alluring blue waters, wide carpets of soft white sands and lush canopies of trees. Vero Beach real estate offers a graciously sophisticated yet relaxed lifestyle in a peacefully idyllic environment protected by rigorous building codes.
Vero Beach's Oceanside District boutiques, Museum of Art, Riverside Theater and McKee Botanical Gardens are amoung the many attractions enjoyed by residents and visitors alike. Situated mid-way between Palm Beach and Orlando, Vero Beach is conveniently located less than 40 minutes from Melbourne International Airport.
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Sales tax 11%, cleaning fee $250, reservation fee 9.5% and refundable deposit. 12/19-1/3/10 booked at $3680 per week.


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Atlanta Tennis Championships (5)
Coverage from ATP 250 Tournament in Atlanta, Georgia, July 18-24, 2011
Second Time is the CharmWritten by Christina Ward
After his semifinal win, John Isner said he had found his confidence and did not want to let it go, but Isner might have lost his newfound confidence already after losing a second straight Atlanta final to Mardy Fish after being up a set and a break.
Isner had a chance to close out the match in the second set tiebreak when leading 5-1, and then 6-4, with two championship points. Fish said about being match point down, "When you're in that position, it's almost over. I played some good points. I don't think he missed any first serves there. I stuck some returns and put some balls in play."
Isner also had two break points at 2-3 in the third set to get back on serve, but Fish was able to hold and pulled away with the match to win 3-6, 7-6(6), 6-2. Fish said of the match, "I didn't necessarily change anything tactically. I took care of my serve games a little bit better once I lost serve in the first game of the second." Fish also said, "I played a good third set, but I was lucky to win the second set. I felt like I played better and better throughout the match." This is Fish's sixth ATP World Tour title.
Rinse and RepeatWritten by Christina Ward
Similar Moves
Saturday's Semifinal between John Isner and Gilles Muller was reminiscent of their second round match last year with both men very dominant on their own serve. The only thing that separated the two in the first set was Isner's break of Muller's serve on a double fault at 5-5. Isner had two break points, again at 5-5 in the second set but was not able to capitalize. The American played a poor tiebreak, which Muller won 7-3. After the match, Isner said he did not panic after losing the second set and that he felt he returned well in the third. He won 80 percent of Muller's second serve points in the third set to take the match, 7-5, 6-7(3), 6-1, and make his second straight Atlanta final.
Isner also said that the difference between the beginning of the year, when he had a string of losses, and the last few weeks (during which he won a title in Newport) is that he feels like his confidence is back. "It's not so much something I've been working on in practice, it's something simple like confidence. I'm not the fastest mover but I feel like I've been moving well this week and that comes from having a clear head and making the right decisions on the court. I've been waiting for this feeling for four or five months now and now that I've got it I don't want to let it go."
Isner said that he feels more rested for the final this year than last year because last year he was playing in the Doubles Semifinal after playing the Singles Semifinal.
Highs and LowsWritten by Christina Ward
Out of Sync
Yen-Hsun Lu had a great start to his Quarterfinal match against John Isner with a break point in the first game, but after failing to break, Lu had a difficult time staying in the rallies and reading Isner's serve in their first meeting. At one point the second set where Lu failed again to return one of Isner's serves, he let out an annoyed sigh and shrugged his shoulders. Isner only served eight aces for the match, but he only lost four points on his first serve on his way to a 6-1, 6-2 victory, in 56 minutes. Isner acknowledged that his opponent did not play his best, but he still felt he played a solid match himself and was happy to win quickly. Isner is on a seven-match winning streak after winning in Newport last week.
Déjà vu
Isner said his last two matches this year are very similar to his path to the Final last year, where he had a long three-setter followed by a quick Quarterfinal. Isner will meet Gilles Muller, who defeated Kevin Anderson 7-6(3), 7-6(3), in a semifinal rematch of their second-round encounter last year, where Isner won in a third-set tiebreak.
Volatile NaturesWritten by Christina Ward
Hot Heads
The Thursday afternoon temperature was over 100 degrees with high humidity and the air felt like a sauna. Ryan Harrison and Xavier Malisse did not play inspired tennis during the midday heat. In the first set, Malisse threw his racquet after he surrendered a break lead in the first set. In an "anything you can do, I can do better" scenario, Harrison yelled and also threw his racquet in frustration, and was given a warning for obscene language when he was down 0-4 in the first set tiebreak. Harrison angrily asked the Chair Umpire, "What does 'freak' mean?" Then, he asked the crowd if he shouted a curse word to which they laughed and shouted that he did not. Harrison did not immediately recover from his outburst and lost the first set, 7-6(3). Malisse played one sloppy game to lose serve, and the second set, 6-4. The match was then suspended due to lightning and then rain at 2-1 on serve in the third set.
After a two-and-a-half-hour rain delay, Malisse and Harrison came back on court and traded breaks. The rain delay obviously did not cool their tempers since they started to argue with each other during the changeover at 3-2. After the match, Harrison took the diplomatic approach and said it was all in the heat of the moment and that what happens on the court stays on the court. He would not elaborate on what was said between him and Malisse. Both players are notorious for sometimes showing volatile natures on court, which created a perfect storm here in their first meeting on the ATP World Tour. After their brief argument, Malisse continued to mutter to himself but Harrison managed to calm down and used the crowd support to win, 6-7(3), 6-4, 6-4.


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To celebrate Sunday's 25th anniversary of the 1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr. rookie card release, the guys from New School purchased packs of '89 Upper Decks and opened them — hoping to find the most iconic baseball card in the last 25 years!
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Jason Cantrell, the 43-year-old son of a magistrate commissioner, allegedly dropped a joint out of his pocket right in front of New Orleans Police Department officers, The Times-Picayune reported Monday.
Officers reportedly laughed as they escorted Cantrell out of the courtroom and wrote him a summons for simple possession of marijuana.
Marijuana possession in New Orleans is a municipal offense, so police can issue summonses rather than arrest wrongdoers.
A tipster who reported the incident to Above The Law says he has "suspected that more than 50% of the city — and its employees, specifically — are, at any given time, either stoned, drunk, or on a three hour lunch."
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News: Fabolous Reveals His Top 5 Current Must-Have's: "Rolex, Pinky Ring & Cross Are My Initial Set-Ups"
Friday, Jul 20, 2012 4:10PM
Grammy-nominated rapper Fabolous has always been known for "killing" the competition and recently revealed his top five current must-have clothing accessories.
Loso revealed his top three items are jewelry, shades and Jordan sneakers.
"I would say my Rolex, my pinky ring, and my cross are my initial set-ups. A grown man keeps a good watch on his wrist. It's appropriate," Fab said. "I like shades. I like the look. Sometimes it plays off of my outfit. Sometimes I just don't want people gazing into my eyes all the time. ... I'm a big fan of the Jordan sneakers. I try to wear a pair that, of course, goes with my outfit. I also like to have an exclusive pair, or an exclusive color, or maybe something that's coming out and I have them before the release date." (Complex)
Keeping up with the summer heat, Fab said tank tops and socks are vital.
"I'm into tank tops right now for the summer. I like the look of it. I think it's been coming back in the last two to three years. I've been cutting the sleeves off my T-shirts a lot. I think a lot of brands are catching on to that wave too. Everybody is starting to put tank tops out. ... This year, my whole slogan on the summer is 'No sleeves and socks.' I like Stance socks." (Complex)
Recently, fellow New York rapper Nas started up a premium lifestyle-oriented site called 12Society to give fans an opportunity to experience his favorite brands.
"To me the 12 Society thing is just people like myself and other people that are involved connecting with the people, giving them some insight on our lifestyle and making the people a part of it," Nas told MTV News on Tuesday. For Nas, the 12 Society experience is an extension of his music. On 1996's "Street Dreams," the Nasty one rapped about his David Robinson Nike sneakers, Guess jeans and Clarks Wallabee moccasins; it was like a lyrical fashion tutorial. It's a style that Nas still employs. On "The Don," he name-drops high-end brands like Roberto Cavalli as well as his favorite rugged army-green jacket, which he rhymed about on his classic 1994 single "It Ain't Hard to Tell." "It comes from music, it comes from me talking about certain kicks and sneakers I might like," he said. "With 12 Society you don't have to just listen to me talk about a certain shirt, you'll get that. You'll get that delivered to you." (MTV)
Last year, rap mogul Jay-Z launched his Life + Times lifestyle website.
"I started working on it in its various incarnations over a year ago," Hov revealed. "I've thought about it forever. You know how it works, seeing other sites and being either inspired or saying, 'That's sh*t. I would do it like ...' [How do we post content?] Well there is a basic metric for what we cover but, more importantly, I believe it's how we cover it. The DNA is to basically let the subject speak for itself. We don't want to tell you what to think. As far as how personal? I would say it has to pique my interest...I think it's every human's job to inspire others, to feed one another's senses. Inspiration begets inspiration times infinity. Imagine if the person that was inspired to create the phonograph didn't share it with the world." (GOOP)
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Men's Tennis Competes at Bloomsburg Invitational
Sept. 12, 2005
Villanova, Pa.-Villanova men's tennis traveled to Bloomsburg College over the weekend to compete in the Bloomsburg Invitational against Bucknell, Binghamton and host Bloomsburg.
Dimitri Chimerakis had the best singles record on the men's side, going 2-1 over the two day invitational. He defeated Ira Reibeisen from Bucknell 6-1, 6-0 and Alex Lampros of Bloomsburg 6-1, 6-1. Charlie Farmer, Scott Fahrendorf and Brian Maher all finished with overall records of 1-2.
On the doubles side, Dimitri Chimerakis and Brian Maher won two matches against Ira Reibeisen and Matt Pickus of Bucknell 9-7 and Dan Gal and Alex Lampros of Bloomsburg 8-1. Scott Fahrendorf and Charlier Farmer teamed up to win 8-4 over Bucknell's Asher Salam and John Lashnits and 8-1 over Bloomsburg's Ryan Glubo and Dan Phillips. Larry Tran and Sumanth Chittajallu recorded a 8-3 win for Villanova affer defeating Geoff Whitely of Bucknell and Danish Ali from Binghamton.


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The Deen Bros. Lighter Homemade Peach Ice Cream
126 Fewer Calories
12 g Less Fat
1 1/2 pounds ripe peaches, peeled, pitted, and chopped
3/4 cup sugar
2 teaspoons lemon juice
2 cups low-fat (2%) milk
1 cup reduced-fat half-and-half
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3 egg yolks
Puree the peaches, 1/2 cup sugar, and lemon juice in a food processor.
Bring the milk and half-and-half to a simmer in a medium saucepan. Remove from the heat; stir in the vanilla.
Meanwhile, whisk together the egg yolks and the remaining 1/4 cup of sugar in a small bowl until the mixture is thickened and pale yellow, about 1 minute. Whisk in 1/2 cup of the hot milk mixture into the egg mixture. Slowly pour the egg mixture back into the milk mixture in the pan, whisking constantly. Cook, over medium-low heat, stirring constantly, or until the mixture begins to thicken slightly, about 5 minutes. Do not boil or the mixture may curdle.
Transfer the custard to a medium bowl; stir in the peach mixture until blended. Place the bowl into a larger bowl filled with ice cubes and water. Refrigerate until the custard is well chilled, about 1 hour.
Pour the peach mixture into an ice-cream maker and freeze according to the manufacturer's instructions. Transfer the ice cream to a freezer container, cover and freeze until firm, at least
3 hours or up to 6 hours.
Servings: 8
Prep Time: 15 minutes + freezing time
Cook Time: 10 minutes
Difficulty: Intermediate
Per Serving (1/2 cup): 178 Cal; 5 g Protein; 3 g Tot Fat; 2 g Sat Fat; 1 g Mono Fat; 33 g Carb; 1 g Fiber; 30 g Sugar; 130 mg Calcium; 0 mg Iron; 83 mg Sodium; 83 mg Cholesterol
Original recipe courtesy Paula Deen: Peach Ice Cream
Lightened Up recipe courtesy of The Deen Brothers and the Paula Deen Test Kitchen


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Chet Raymo's Science Musings Blog is a refreshing change from the ideological climate of St Blog's. But even there, I cannot help but draw parallels. Look at Raymo's brief essay on Ice and Fairies. I was struck by his conclusion: … Continue reading
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My Problems With Apologetics
My Problems With Apologetics I feel like wading into some controversial territory tonight. We're heading to Omaha early tomorrow to visit the zoo, so have at it while I'm gone. The dictionary defines the term as a "branch of … Continue reading
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St Louis Jesuits, part 7
(Dealing with Loss) The America two-part article on the St Louis Jesuits concluded with the news that after twenty years, a reunion is in the works. I'm cautious about such efforts. I've never found an appeal to go back, but … Continue reading
At Saturn: Things Worth Watching
For any science geeks out there, the Cassini web site has a few new items worth checking out. Watch the movie of the small moon making waves in the rings if you haven't done so already. A "hot spot" on … Continue reading
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St Louis Jesuits, part 6
(Words and Music) In contemporary English-language liturgical music the direction toward Scripture was begun by the Jesuits. They never let up, and their standard has been adopted in whole or in part by just about everyone that came after them. … Continue reading
There were three country churches in a small Texas town: Presbyterian, Methodist and Catholic. Each church was overrun with pesky squirrels. One day, the Presbyterian church called a meeting to decide what to do about the squirrels. After much prayer … Continue reading
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Pointers for Pluckers
Guest John asks for some advice in the thread below. Knowing I have a small number of musician readers, I thought I'd make his request an open one. So feel free to add comments below. The question is really two-fold: … Continue reading
St Louis Jesuits, part 5
(It's not about them) Unlike today's market-driven liturgical music "stars," the St Louis Jesuits "were noted for their refusal to do large-scale staged performances." Commentary from the article continues: "That was the difference between the Jesuits and earlier groups," says … Continue reading
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At 6:30 p.m. Oct 11, the film "The Conspirator" will be shown at the Fenimore Art Museum.
The film, directed by Robert Redford and released in 2010, concerns the Lincoln assassination conspiracy and Mary Surratt, the first female ever put to death by the federal government, according to a media release from the museum.
The film tells one version of her story, suggesting her possible innocence. The film's historic advisor, Kate Clifford Larson, will answer questions following the film.
Admission is free and open to the public in the Fenimore Auditorium.
From 1:45 to 2:45 p.m. Friday, Oct. 12, Darren Bonaparte will present "A Lily among Thorns: The Repatriation of Kateri Tekahkwi:tha" in the Fenimore Auditorium.
Bonaparte, Mohawk author of "Creation and Confederation: The Living History of the Iroquois," tells the story of Kateri Tekahkwi:tha from the perspective of her own people.
"I take a much more critical look at the Jesuit writings than any biographer has ever done before and try to flesh out the real Mohawk woman behind the romanticized icon," Bonaparte said in the release.
Born in Auriesville, Kateri Tekahkwi:tha will be canonized on Oct. 21 and the first American Indian to be declared a saint by the Roman Catholic Church.
This talk is included with paid museum admission; admission is free to members of the New York State Historical Association.
Open to the public, both the film and the presentation are part of the annual October Conference for Teachers hosted by NYSHA.
The conference is a professional development opportunity in social studies education.
This year's theme is "Teaching through the Lens of Race, Class and Gender."
For more information about the conference or to register, visit www.NYSHA.org or call 547-1534.


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Last week I spent two days in Las Vegas at the Winter ICFA Board of Directors Meeting. It was a wonderful two day meeting focusing on Membership & Organizational Branding and Marketing. The board consists of manufacturers/importers, retailers, sales representatives, suppliers, industry designers and media associate members all striving to improve the casual furniture industry by adding value propositions.
The International Casual Furnishings Association (ICFA), was established in 2008, it is a trade association whose goal is to create a community of professionals dedicated to the success of all its members in today's global marketplace. Prior to the formation of the ICFA, the organization was the Summer and Casual Furniture Manufacturers Association (SCFMA) founded in 1959. The SCFMA recognized the need to expand membership to create a more inclusive organization, better positioned to serve the casual furnishings industry. In 2008, the Casual Furniture Retailers Association (CFR) supported the integration of its members into the ICFA.
The mission of the ICFA is to create the desire for quality outdoor furnishings through industry partnerships. As a member of the ICFA you are provided the tools to help you stay at the leading edge of this competitive market place.
The benefits of this organization are vast and growing. Some of the benefits include networking opportunities with industry peers, discounts on key products and services, such as Federal Express Shipping Program and the Evergreen Line Container Shipping Program, Credit Card Program, Health Care Program, Discounts on Exhibiition Space, Participation in the Design Excellence Awards, Participation in the Apollo Awards, Public Relations support and the new and improved website. Information and insight regarding trends in consumer markets and access to ideas and programs to better promote your business.
Becoming a member of the ICFA will be beneficial to you and your business. In fact next week the ICFA is sponsoring a WEBINAR:
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Hear about best practices in Web design; tactics to drive traffic to your web site; and how to measure if it is working.
Join us under the umbrella and become a member of the ICFA.
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The college football gridlock started to breakup last week when Stanford, Oklahoma, Michigan, and Georgia all lost. This week we know at least one top five team will fall, but it could be another week of upsets.
Here are the top ten games of week eight:
10. #16 Texas Tech at West Virginia – 11:00 a.m. Fox Sports 1
The Red Raiders are flying under the radar at
6-0, but Morgantown can be a tricky place to play.
9. #10 Miami at North Carolina – Thursday 6:30 p.m. ESPN
Are the Hurricanes legit? I think so, but North Carolina is having a blackout in Chapel Hill calling it Zero Dark Thursday…
It's worth a watch on a Thursday night.
8. #20 Washington at Arizona State – 5:00 p.m. PAC12 Network
Washington (4-2) and Arizona State (4-2) are very solid 2 loss teams. The looser of this one might as well kiss the PAC12 Championship hopes goodbye and start to fall down the bowl projection ladder.
7. UCF at #8 Louisville – Friday 7:00 p.m. ESPN
Not many test left on Louisville's weak AAC schedule. The Black Knights have only lost one game this season and gave South Carolina all they wanted.
Louisville not only needs to win this game, but they need to put up some big style points.
6. USC at Notre Dame – 6:30 p.m. Alabama's 13
Rory Orgeron has changed the mindset at UCS and has the Trojans playing loose. I don't think he can win the USC job, but Coach "O" could use this last half of the season to land another head coaching job somewhere. Notre Dame on the other hand has been a tricky team to predict and should be rested after a bye week.
Regardless, this is a rivalry game, and should be pretty entertaining.
5. #6 LSU at Ole Miss – 6:00 p.m. ESPN2
The Rebels have hit a road block; flash back to mid September and Ole Miss was unbeaten and coming off a big win over Texas. Flash forward and the Rebels have lost three games and it doesn't get any easier this week.
Will be interesting to see if Ole Miss can right the ship, or will LSU pour on more water.
4. #22 Florida at #14 Missouri – 11:21 a.m. SEC Network
Yes Missouri is the leader of the SEC East…Yes Missouri controls their destiny…but everything comes with a price and that price is their starting quarterback James Franklin who's out 3-5 weeks with a shoulder injury. Maty Mauk now has to try and lead the Tigers past a very good Florida defense. It will also be a very physical test for the Tigers.
The good news for Missouri is Florida is horrific on offense and has lost their starting running back Matt Jones for the season.
3. #24 Auburn at #7 Texas A&M – 2:30 p.m. CBS
This will be a big SEC West shootout! Texas A&M has the top offense in the SEC, but Auburn boast the top rushing attack in the league. Neither have team has a great defense, but the Aggies are just plain bad on defense.
Auburn is a two touchdown underdog, but should have punchers chance, and it might come down to who has the ball last.
2. #9 UCLA at #13 Stanford – 2:30 p.m. ABC/ESPN 2
Another week, another big PAC12 showdown. Stanford is looking to bounce back from their upsetting loss at Utah, while UCLA looks to stay unbeaten.
The sky will be the limit for the Bruins if they pick up a win at Stanford. As for the Cardinal, another loss would be a major setback.
1. #5 Florida State at #3 Clemson – 7:00 p.m. ABC
You want a playoff game in college football? Here you go!
The looser is out of the BCS Title picture, and the winner will start making their case for why they deserve to be in Pasadena. What else is there to say?
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San Diegans will notice a significant and abrupt change in the weather Friday, as a heat wave brings triple-digit temperatures to the region, forecasters said.
High pressure building over the west will bring several days of hot weather on Friday through the middle of next week, according to the National Weather Service.
The agency predicted Sunday and Monday would be the hottest days.
Highs throughout the heat wave will be 75 to 90 degrees in coastal areas, 90 to 100 in coastal valleys, 102 to 108 in inland valleys, 88 to 98 in mountains below 6,000 feet, 80 to 90 in mountains above 6,000 feet, 98 to 106 in the upper deserts and 102 to 110 in the lower deserts, according to the NWS.
"While the airmass will be quite hot … it will also be quite dry and humidities will remain," a NWS statement read.
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So i'm fairly certain everyone knows where this post is going. I won't even point out the stats from the game today against the Clippers as that just wouldn't be fair. But the same trend continues:
1.) Greivis can't stay in front of his man (CP3) and the Clips offense starts to flow and we have a terrible 1st quarter which ultimately lost us the game having to play from behind for the duration of the game, and like and Grant and Jerry say you have to play perfect to come from behind and win. Although we took the lead, we didn't play perfect and it cost us
2.) Isaiah Thomas has to come in and get us back into the game, which he has done on a regular basis this year so far.
3.) Luc Mbah a Moute did a marvelous job defending CP3 and this was a great move by coach Malone and it obviously disrupted the Clips offense. We were able to get away with that because the Clips went with a 3 guard lineup of Paul, Redick and Crawford, none of which Vasquez can guard.
4.) Coach Malone obviously doesn't have the confidence in Greivis to play him extended minutes especially against the likes of a CP3, but this isn't the first time we've seen Vasquez benched in favor of IT. Of the 11 or 12 games this season, Vasquez has had 2 good games. Not going to get it done
So, i ask, when will the Vasquez fans just admit that he's not the starting PG we needed? Let's be honest, there aren't many guys who can stay in front of Chris Paul on a regular which is what makes him so great. But for Greivis, his defense is atrocious and it's not like he's Pistol Pete Marovich in terms of setting up his teammates making up for the points he is giving up. The fact of the matter is that his playmaking ability if grossly overestimated. He is a good passer and makes the easy pass often, but he isn't the dynamic playmaker that everyone was trying to make him seem like when we traded for him. The ankle injury is complete BS in that he's had plenty of time to recuperate and get in sync with the team. I understand that he doesn't have the best cast to pass to but he's had plenty of time to get acclimated to the team so everyone can throw that excuse out the window.
It's clear that we need another PG; Isaiah in my mind is a keeper and if he's not already engraved in Pete D's as a keeper, he will be by the time the season is over. We, or should i say the GV fans, would be blind and naive to not see the obvious and that is that Vasquez isn't all you thought he is/was. As someone brilliantly pointed out in another comment somewhere on here, the Pelicans wouldn't be so quick to make a move for Jrue Holiday if they were happy with Vasquez, and if he was dishing out nearly 10 apg, you know there is a problem.
Vasquez is sort of like a linebacker in football that can only play in certain situations; you take him out on obvious running downs because all he can do is pass rush. This applies to guarding the opposing teams PG. He can't play extended minutes against the extra quick PGs. And in today's game, nearly all starting PGs are blazing quick. So please, someone, anyone make an excuse or 'reason' for what GV;s issue is. The more i think about it, the more i could see him moved come Dec. 15 or some time soon thereafter.
In the here and now, IT needs to start. Maybe GV coming off the bench will make it easier on him defensively going against lesser talent. He does have a competitive edge that could possibly spark the bench even more and he could be used to get PPat going, Outlaw etc. Thought?


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Mini Christmas Puddings
Top Rated Confectionery Recipes
Submitted by: Melissa
Preparation time: 15 to 30 minutes
- Preparation time: 15 to 30 minutes
- Very cute mini puddings that are easy to prepare. They make great gifts.
1 x 700 g Christmas pudding
1 x 250 g block milk chocolate, melted
¼ cup brandy or sherry
White chocolate bits
Green and red snakes
- Crumble the pudding and mix in the melted chocolate and brandy.
- Roll the mixture into almond sized balls.
- Melt a small amount of the white chocolate bits and drizzle over the mini puddings.
- Cut up the snakes into small pieces to garnish the top of the pudding (should look like holly leaves and red berries).
- Repeat the process until all the mini puddings have been decorated.
Recipe notes
Only garnish a few puddings at a time as the white chocolate sets fairly quickly. Have the bits of snake cut up before you begin. Homebrand pudding and chocolate works well.
Slight variation
Reviewed by: shirl63, Sep 2 2013 6:11PM (more reviews by shirl63)
Very moreish!
Reviewed by: maggie1945, Dec 20 2012 9:22AM (more reviews by maggie1945)
Great for gifts
Reviewed by: maroyau, Dec 19 2012 2:54PM (more reviews by maroyau)
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Tasty and easy Christmas treat
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Councils' Coalition talks latest (3)
Talks are still going on at the 9 local authorities left without a single party or group in overall control. What I knew earlier this week is here and here. Today a Labour source tells me the party is still negotiating with Independents in Vale of Glamorgan, Wrexham, Flintshire and Carmarthenshire.
Labour councillors won't take part in running Powys, and look certain to form the opposition in Monmouthshire and Denbighshire.


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Are you coming back?
I really don't have skills at it.
Posted by Clener74 We'll see what you come up with!
Haha, I was gonna see if you were gonna come up with something :)
We'll see what you come up with!
Posted by Clener74 Well, me too. It's almost the only community I know :D
You're 11 years and yet you still have that "10-year elder!" bar from 1 year ago. :P
Well someone needs to make me something new :)! I like seeing users submit their ideas to me. I have a few already but i am deciding which one I want to use!
Well, me too. It's almost the only community I know :D
You're 11 years and yet you still have that "10-year elder!" bar from 1 year ago. :P
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YAY! I made it another year! Another year, another dollar :) I hope that GB stays alive as long as I am alive! For some reason, GB is the only community i consistently check throughout the year (well pretty much daily lol), I think its because there is always something new to add to the gaming industry and it makes me extremely excitied!
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Me too, I can't add myself and i believe that Jonny Higgins is working on that maybe? I dont know, but there will be a December issue of the newsletter.
Jonny once told me he will first fill out all the other Initiatives (editoral content, ambassadors etc.) and first then point redemption and newsletter. Anyway, you are able to send the newsletters?
I'll fill that out later once i've checked the quality and know more about the content etc... but yes Merritt has offered to help with the newsletters initiative.
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THOMASVILLE, GA (WALB) - Over the next few days folks will be opening their utility bills, and they may not like what they find.
The extreme summer heat is causing bills to be $50 to $100 more than last month for some customers. "We've had higher than normal temperatures this summer, we've set some new records. The units simply aren't designed to take care of those temperatures. They're going to run longer," said Waller Store Manager Ted Aimes.
There are some low cost steps people can take to lower their energy costs. "If people are conscious of a few things they can do just to save a little bit of energy than it helps them out in the long run," said Customer Care Supervisor Mark Parillo.
Ted Aimes from Waller Heating and Air says the first thing you should do is check the insulation of the home. "The house will also loosen up as it gets a little bit older just keeping the windows tight, doorways caulked and sealed helps a lot. Keep the cool inside where it's supposed to be."
One woman we spoke with said whenever she leaves the house she completely turns off her air. Aimes says the most efficient thing to do is just turn up the thermostat a few degrees.
Aimes says sometimes saving money starts with a new unit. "So the unit that may have been properly sized for that house when it was put in now is struggling to keep up which means the unit runs more, the utility bill gets higher."
Other things you can do to save money are turning off lights when you leave a room, turning down your hot water heater, and unplugging appliances when not in use.
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LGBTQ Adoption Group: 6pm, Weds, 3/13
KUAC (Kind, Understanding Adoption Circle) is a peer support group where 21+ members of the adoption triad (adoptees, birth parents, adoptive parents, and people considering adoption) who are LGBTQ-identified or Allies can come together to share stories, give and receive support, and talk about feelings/thoughts related to the adoption experience. KUAC offers an understanding, confidential community-minded environment where participants can share their feelings and stories with others who can relate.
The name is significant of the connections made between and among those who share the common thread of adoption. Participation is encouraged (but not required), so that each individual gets the most out of group time, and every KUAC member has a multitude of opportunities at their disposal: to learn more about other triad members' lives and feelings and thoughts, to be heard, as well as to educate others about the adoption experience—and to do so without the fear of judgment!
KUAC peer support group meetings will be held on the second Wednesday of every month @ 6pm at the RU12? Community Center for LGBTQ Vermonters in Winooski. For more information, please contact RU12? at 802.860.7812 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Anderson Police Chief Martin Brown was placed on administrative leave for two weeks Friday, according to Lt. Tony Tilley, of the police department.
Tilley did not say what prompted the chief's leave, but he did say that Capt. Jim Stewart was named interim chief.
The Associated Press reported that Anderson Mayor Terence Roberts said Saturday the decision involves issues raised by officers, but no one is alleging wrongdoing. The decision followed a meeting Friday between city officials.
Roberts said the two-week involuntary leave gives officials time to talk to officers and consider organizational changes in the department.
Brown has been police chief since February 2006. He began his law enforcement career in 1975 as a patrol officer in Belton. He joined the FBI a year later. He was assigned to the FBI's Greenville office from 1993 to 2006.
Stay with FOX Carolina and foxcarolina.com for the latest information on this developing story.
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A 25-year-old security guard in Florida was shot early Monday over a fight that resulted from a spilled drink, according to police. Deon Sutton, 26, became upset with Josue Santiago, a security guard at the Ocala Entertainment Complex, after his drink was knocked over. Sutton began yelling, demanding a new…
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When Venetian merchant Marco Polo was imprisoned in Genoa at the end of the 13th century he dictated an incredible tale of his epic journey to the Far East to a fellow inmate. His book inspired many other explorers like Christopher Columbus to risk similarly bold adventures. To this day there are many historians who doubt that this journey ever …
Around Beijing - The Great Wall and Ming Tombs
The next day we travelled out to the Badaling section of the Great Wall. This is a well-restored and heavily touristed section of one of the present-day 7 Wonders of the World (can anyone help me with the other 6?). Funnily enough, one direction was swamped with Chinese tourists, the other (left) direction was fairly empty, especially towards the …
Beijing - Temple of Heaven & Forbidden City
Today was to be the first day of the official tour and it was a cracker! We'd start out at 8 in the morning with an outing to the large Temple of Heaven Park to catch Chinese pensioners (retirement age 50female/55male!!!) go about their hobbies: ballroom dancing, Tai Chi, communal singing, playing cards, knitting, and various forms of Tai Chi ( …
Preface - Independent explorations in Beijing
Arriving in Beijing a day ahead of schedule, I settled into the amazing Regent Hotel and pretty quickly embarked on some explorations. My first outing took me to the Lama Temple, a Gelugpa (yellow hat) Tibetan Buddhist monastery. It's quite atmospheric there if you don't mind the crowds. A much recommended destination, especially if you' …
Too rushed to enjoy it all
Today felt very rushed. The Summer Palace is very beautiful with a large lake and park. We only had maybe 1 or two hours and Sheila insisted on walking the 230 steps to a Temple at the top of the hill whilst we relaxed and enjoyed a cold drink. (sux to be Sheila). We had a ride on a boat on the lake and had lots of photos here. The dragon was …
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Right next to subway station with great access to local sites (above ground traffic in Bejing is a nightmare). Excellent comfort for explorers and business work alike. The rooms are fantastic, the views out front marvelous. Food is varied and very good. No complaints whatsoever!
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Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine Issue #37 (Feb 2010):
Bubbly and bright pale golden color; sizable head is stacked on top. Citric zest, fresh-cut hay and a mild fruitiness make up the aroma. This beer wields extremely refreshing crispness; light body for a Pale Ale, but that does not show on the taste buds. Quick smack of light tartness to kick things off. Biscuity, doughy malt drops a thick dry layer of flavor to provide a good base for the hops to ping off of. Bitterness is at a perfectly balanced level; citric herbal flavor follows. There is a subtle astringency in the finish from the malt, but it doesn't amount to much.
Of the lighter Pale Ales, this one sits in the middle of the pack--and it's a big pack to be a part of. Light and refreshing may be two good selling points that may separate it from the rest. Good drinking.
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3.88/5 rDev +13.5%
Poured from a 12 oz brown bottle. Best by March 2013 notched onto the side of the label. Picked up by a friend at Stateline on the MD/DE border
A: Pours lighter amber, with a light haze, moderate off white head, that leaves a slight film, thin collar and ample, but not too exciting smaller blobs of fine lace.
S: Pine and resin hop hops
T: Easy drinking and quite enjoyable pale ale. Moderate but still biting pine hops abound. Malts in the back end round things and smooth things
M: Carbonation just about right for the style. Cleans the palate and make you want to try more.
O: Nice sessionable pale. Tasty and fresh tasting. Another worthy beer from evolution
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4/5 rDev +17%
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4.25/5 rDev +24.3%
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12-17-2012 22:05:59 | More by stereosforgeeks
3.75/5 rDev +9.6%
11-28-2013 01:01:15 | More by kgammell1
3.88/5 rDev +13.5%
Poured from a bottle into a pint glass
A: Pours deep orange/amber with a small white head. Some lacing is left on the sides of the glass, but it does not hang on very long.
S: There are some hops upfront and some sweet malt and bread on the back of the nose.
T: Slightly sweet caramel with a little bit of grapefruit and a slightly bitter finish.
M/D: A medium bodied beer with a nice crispness. Pretty easy drinking. Has a hoppy finish which I like.
06-08-2010 02:05:18 | More by mdaschaf
4/5 rDev +17%
11-03-2013 01:07:42 | More by cclark67789
3.88/5 rDev +13.5%
A rough pour brings up a two finger thick head of off-white that holds well and leaves lots of squiggly and spotty lace about the glass. The body is a deep-gold / amber, and it's just slightly hazy. I can see my fingers through the glass, but no fingerprints.
The aroma displays some resinous hops and citrusy/tropical fruits. I get grapefruit, and grapefruit skin, as well as a touch of papaya. There's some lightly bready malt there as well.
It's fairly crisp in the mouth with a standard carbonation level, and a medium body.
The flavor offers more malt than the nose suggests, but unfortunately no more hops. That's OK however, as it's pretty well balanced between the malt and hops that are there; and the hops do open up a bit, becoming more floral, and even a bit spicy. Interesting! It's solidly bitter, and it finishes dry, but there's an unfortunate bit of raspy character to it. I'm not sure what it is, or where it's coming from but it might be the hops; or perhaps more likely a hot sparge temperature that's brought about some astringency from the malt. Other than that it's fairly drinkable.
02-07-2011 20:35:43 | More by NeroFiddled
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3.55/5 rDev +3.8%
12 oz bottle into a pint glass.
Pours a slightly hazed looking gold, with a 1/2 finger of bright-white head. This retains with layer that leaves thick swathes of soapy lacing down the sides of the glass. The aroma is floral hops and some light spicy and dankish notes, which sits on a much tangier mix of sweet breadiness and fruity citrus.
That tang carries over to the taste, with plenty of fruit and toasted pale malts giving this a big sweet feel on the palate. There's a definite hop bite here, with spice and bitter citrus offering some balance, but the overall profile definitely leans more towards the sweeter side fo things. Finishes dry with lingering spice and just a touch of residual sweetness. The mouthfeel is medium bodied, with a sharp prickle to the carbonation up front, which then gets more slick and creamy towards the swallow and really helps carry those flavors well.
This was an OK Pale Ale, that probably could have used a little bit more balancing hops to help offset all of the fruit and malt that was present. The feel on this was good though and really went a long way in helping keep this drinkable.
05-17-2010 17:13:04 | More by Kegatron
3.35/5 rDev -2%
Received this as an extra from slvrmon82, so thanks to him for the opportunity. Not sure when it was bottled. Enjoyed on 03/25/11.
A - Extremely cloudy light orange/amber color with a good one finger white head that leaves pretty good lacing. Pretty good looking beer.
S - Citrus hops and some sweet bready malts. The hops are really the star here, pretty good aroma, just lacking a little complexity.
T - Mostly citrusy hop bitterness and just a slight malt presence. Crisp finish that leaves a slight bitterness on the tongue. This is a decent pale ale. Nothing really special.
M - Mouthfeel is pretty good. More toward medium bodied with pretty nice carbonation.
O - Overall this is a slightly above average beer. I'm glad I got the chance to try it, but I don't see myself ever revisiting this one.
03-26-2011 02:42:51 | More by Janderson91
3/5 rDev -12.3%
On tap. Medium hazy amber. with a small white head that doesn't last long. Sweet citrus and piney hops in the aroma. The taste has more malt than hops in it though. Earthy, dry and refreshing. It's rather mild and watery though. Good example of the style. It's not overly hopped for a pale ale though I still think it's a bit too watery for me.
07-03-2011 17:49:39 | More by nimrod979
3.73/5 rDev +9.1%
On-tap while visiting the Eastern Shore of Maryland:
The beer appeared a nice, bright, clear light golden color with a nice 2-finger white head that was retained well and left some nice lacing. The aroma was pretty well balanced...a nice sweet malted barley and citrus hops. Very well done. The taste was good and very refreshing. Again, like the nose, well balanced, but I tasted floral hops. The beer had a light feel to it, it was easy to drink and ended with a nice soft bitter aftertaste. Overall, this was a solid beer.
08-31-2011 17:48:38 | More by PhillyStyle
3.1/5 rDev -9.4%
Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a tulip glass. Pours a light gold with a "1 finger" layer of white foam that evaporates quickly into a very thin coating.
A very clean smelling pale ale with a light amount of hops and malt. Gives a taste of grainy malt and citrusy hops. Has a thin to medium mouthfeel that contains a mid amount of carbonation.
A nice pale ale, very broad and general, not very distinctive.
07-03-2011 23:57:06 | More by PCampbell
4/5 rDev +17%
A 12 oz bottle from Liquid Assets. I can't wait until Saturday and a visit to Evo...
A: The pale ale is a light golden color, a bright yellow color. Two fingers of white head were generated in the pour and laced nicely around the mouth of the glass.
S: Biscuity grains and citrus hops. The two competing aromas are well-suited to each other, neither one getting an advantage.
T: Ahh, a fresh pale ale. The hops zing out of the glass, citrusy and firm. They are paired with light cereals and grains, toasted just a bit. Low alcohol, or seemingly low alcohol, provides a boost. The floral hops, even though the ale is well-balanced, stand out.
M: The mouthfeel is toasted and grainy with a nice streak of hoppiness running through it. The floral citrus hops steal the day with their soft bitterness.
08-24-2011 19:01:15 | More by akorsak
2.5/5 rDev -26.9%
02-25-2012 00:50:45 | More by sneth019
3.95/5 rDev +15.5%
Tap taste in a bottle? This bottle offering lived up to its on-tap reputation. Color was pale orange to amber in the glass with a nice head that laced the glass. Light to moderate body with ample carbonation. Subtle biscuity malt with fruity hops in the nose and very well balanced taste. Initial sip is fruity to bitter hops, and the flavor mellows to a slightly sweet malt that melts on your tongue with a buttery taste and a bitter finish. Mouthwatering, refreshing, very drinkable and somewhat unique. I really liked this. And it tasted fresh--almost "on tap" in the glass.
01-28-2010 03:02:58 | More by tugdriver7
3/5 rDev -12.3%
05-17-2013 09:36:55 | More by Dcunicelli
2.17/5 rDev -36.5%
This beer pours a clear, pale yellow with a thin head and some lace. It's aroma is of lemons and dough, rather plain. The flavor is lemony with a hint of vanilla and sweet malt with a mildly bitter finish. The mouthfeel is tingly but thin. Evolution Primal Pale Ale is a deecent beer, dry and crisp. A good match for Potato Encrusted Haddock. Recommended.
01-04-2012 00:34:29 | More by B967ierhunter177
3.83/5 rDev +12%
Poured from the bottle into a nonic pint glass.
Classic pale amber with a hint of orange color to it. Head makes a soapy and good retention size three fingers with lots of swiss cheese bubbles. Some decent lacing while drinking.!
Nose is quite nice. Toasty malts and brown sugar. Some nice floral and grass like hop which is subtle on the nose.
Soft malted body with a light texture but good depth on first sip. Toasty angle continues with a light hop spice herbal floral presenece it seems. Slightly chewy body to match also.
Overall pretty solid basic pale ale with a good floral touch that is nice.
09-05-2013 18:59:54 | More by smakawhat
Primal Pale Ale from Evolution Craft Brewing Company
78 out of 100 based on 179 ratings.


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Death of youth investigated after jumping off a bluff at Kuttawa Beach
(Mayfield, Kentucky) - The Kentucky State Police, Post 1 Mayfield, is investigating the death of a 12 year-old Webster County youth. At approximately 4:35 PM Monday afternoon, Kentucky State Police received numerous 911 calls from the Kuttawa Recreational Center in reference to a 12 year-old male that jumped off of the bluff at Kuttawa Beach and never came back up to surface. When the calls came in to the Kentucky State Police 911 Center, it was believed the juvenile had been under water for approximately 8 minutes. The Lyon County Rescue Squad, Kuttawa Fire Department, Kentucky State Police, and Lyon County Sheriffs Department were all immediately dispatched to the scene. The Pennyrile Dive Team also responded to assist with the search. Several divers, equipped with scuba gear, immediately entered the water in an attempt to locate the juvenile. After approximately 3.5 hours of searching, the dive team located 12 year-old Patrick McCallister of Webster County, submerged in the lake. The investigation is continuing by Kentucky State Police Detective Michelle Kent.


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It's been an exciting week for dancer Benjamin Millepied, who celebrated the world premiere of his first choreographed show, Quasi Una Fantasia, for the New York City Ballet's Spring Gala Thursday night. A protégé of the late Jerome Robbins, Millepied explains that his work is "driven and inspired by music" —welcome news to this particular company, known for some of "the most musical dancers in the world." Well-wishers of the bright young star in attendance that evening included Anna Wintour, who congratulated Benjamin backstage, Vogue's Hamish Bowles, and friends Anh Duong and Allison Sarofim. Even Sean Avery, famed supporter of the arts as of late, stayed after the performance to attend the dinner and dance, dancing himself alongside the likes of Ed Norton, Hope Atherton, and Elise Øverland. While others spent the evening singing Millepied's praises, the dancer spent his evening looking onward and upward to his next venture. After he met Roland Mouret at the Met gala last week (his first time in attendance), the two became fast friends. "We realized after fifteen minutes of speaking English that we were both French and from the same region," he said with a laugh. "It should not be too long before you see a Mouret/Millepied collaboration." It seems fashion is no great feat for this lover of all things art.
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