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Traditional observance of Memorial day has diminished over the years. Many Americans nowadays have forgotten the meaning and traditions of Memorial Day. At many cemeteries, the graves of the fallen are increasingly ignored, neglected. Most people no longer remember the proper flag etiquette for the day. While there are towns and cities that still hold Memorial Day parades, many have not held a parade in decades. Some people think the day is for honoring any and all dead, and not just those fallen in service to our country.
There are a few notable exceptions. Since the late 50's on the Thursday before Memorial Day, the 1,200 soldiers of the 3d U.S. Infantry place small American flags at each of the more than 260,000 gravestones at Arlington National Cemetery. They then patrol 24 hours a day during the weekend to ensure that each flag remains standing. In 1951, the Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts of St. Louis began placing flags on the 150,000 graves at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery as an annual Good Turn, a practice that continues to this day. More recently, beginning in 1998, on the Saturday before the observed day for Memorial Day, the Boys Scouts and Girl Scouts place a candle at each of approximately 15,300 grave sites of soldiers buried at Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park on Marye's Heights (the Luminaria Program). And in 2004, Washington D.C. held its first Memorial Day parade in over 60 years.
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1. BlueOntario wrote:
Before our Cub Scout pack marched in our town Memorial Day parade I spoke to them that this parade is not about the start of summer. I asked them if they had seen any movies about soldiers or read stories or played games. I told them this day had it's origins with the Civil War when young men left home and got sick or killed and never got to come back to their mothers and fathers and families and farms. That today young men still go off to war and many don't come back or come back hurt and that during today's parade we can have fun, but we need to remember the boys who never came home so that we can enjoy our summers in freedom.May 28, 3:35 pm | [comment link]
2. BlueOntario wrote:
And with that on May 30th I'll be visiting cemeteries and paying my respect, especially remembering a college friend of mine who gave his last full measure of devotion to his countrymen 1 September 2003 in Iraq.May 28, 3:40 pm | [comment link]
3. Br. Michael wrote:
I wonder if anyone placed any flags on the 3,000 graves of the Confederate soldiers who died in the Elmira prison camp in New York? With a death rate of 25% it ranks second to the 29% death rate of Andersonville.May 28, 7:33 pm | [comment link]
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no. 3 probably not. to the victors go the revisionist history. it's not pc to honour the confederate dead.May 29, 1:36 am | [comment link]
5. BlueOntario wrote:
This tangent confuses me because I'm not sure who is revising who's history. Help me think this one through: How is placing small Stars and Stripes over their graves honoring men who died fighting for the independence of the Confederate States of America?
As far as I know, no one has ever handcuffed or chased away UDC or SCV or even SUV members or Union or Confederate reenactors who have payed their respects to those fallen men. And IIRC, most states from whence those men came have chosen other dates to decorate the graves of their fallen heros or otherwise remember them.May 29, 8:01 am | [comment link]
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I would suggest placing the third flag of the Confederacy by the grave stones. As a Floridian I placed them on the graves of the 40 Florida dead at Elmira, and I am sure that they were removed in 24 hours, but mostly the Confederate dead are buried in private cemeteries and honored privately. Very few Confederates are buried in National Cemeteries. So far as I know it is not part of Memorial Day observances to officially remember the Confederate dead.
I remember Pvt. Andrew Roberts, 11th Fla. Inf. wounded Petersburg, paroled Appomattox, buried Sopchoppy, Florida.May 29, 10:14 am | [comment link]
7. magnolia wrote:
no.5 imo they were americans behaving in exactly the same manner as previous americans did against the crown, they just weren't successful at it. regardless, they were forced to stay in the union and therefore should be honored. i don't know if you've watched any films but it's not pc to favor the confederate side; i saw a program on pbs, that made a big deal of the infamous southern prison camp at andersonville but heard almost nothing about the yankee camps which were just as bad.
anyway, it's natural that history is revised to favor the victors and this case is no different.June 13, 12:14 pm | [comment link]
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For today's Morning Joe, I kind of wanted to hear some of you guys best and worst tailgating stories. I also will like to hear how you tailgate, where you tailgate, and when you tailgate. Do you have any traditions or routines that you follow? Do you have any special recipes, like a Doritos Cheeseburger..lol? What kind of "special" cocktails do you make? Have you ever taken a shot out ot the "bowling ball"? I guess you get the point by now; just tell me your tailgating experiences.
For those of you who never been at the Ralph, tailgating is such a big deal. I'm convinced that it's bigger than the game itself, as its common to see people just show up, park, eat, drink, party and have no tickets to the game. People bring their big Campers and Trucks and have TV's in the back, with satelites. It's truly a great site to see; people playing catch and horse shoes, food is burning on the grill, music is playing, drinks are flowing, Bills jerseys everywhere. For me who grown up loving the Bills and never being able to experience this until my adulthood, it has truly become some of the best moments in my life.
After the jump, I'll share with you my experiences.
Three years ago was the first time I've EVER been tailgating. In fact, it was the first time I ever grilled. It was week 4 or 5 I believe and we were playing against the Browns. My wife and I traveled up to Buffalo from Baltimore to attend our 1st Bills home game. It just so happen it was the same weekend I proposed. I had this bright idea that we were going to go to the stadium at 8:00am and tailgate. So the night before, we go to Wal-mart and buy a little portable grill, food, drinks, charcoal, etc etc. We get back to the hotel and we put all the food and drinks on ice. We get to the Stadium the next morning and I see the Ralph for the first time, and the site of that stadium ran goose bumps don't my back. So we park in this parking lot, which is adjacent to the stadium across the main street. Like a true tailgater I pop out a large bottle of Absolute Vodka and I begin to mix that with Red Bull and Cranberry Juice. Yes, it's only 8:00am, but when in Rome do as the Romans.
So I start setting up the grill and my wife is preparing the food. I go to start the fire and I can't get the fire started. I thought it was simple, put the charcoal down and throw a match on it and boom, you got fire. Apparently, I didn't buy the instant match and I needed lighter fluid and all the other good stuff. So a fellow Bills fan comes over to our set up, and he gives me lighter fluid. I then proceed to drown the charcoal with lighter fluid, I toss a match on this thing and BOOM!, the fire shoots up like 6 feet high. My wife is panicking, because she's afraid that the rental car is going to catch on fire and blow up, haha. I'm laughing like an idiot, because the fire almost burned my eye brows off. The guy comes back and he's like "bro what are you doing", he then goes get his fire extinguisher and puts the fire out. My wife is pissed because she's hungry; I'm semi drunk and little embarassed; this experiment is not working out too well at his point. So the guy says "hey, I'll light the fire for you". So he showed me how to do it and we got the fire going. I put the burgers and hotdogs on the grill, and everything is going smoothly. So at this point, I'm drunk and I start playing catch with the neighboring tailgaters. This guy tells me to run a post and he'll hit me with the pass, Bad idea! I run the post he leads me too far, and bam! The damn football knocks over my little grill. Now my wife is super pissed and I'm super drunk, bad mix. The guy comes back over and he says "hey man, you seem new at this. Let me help you out. You can put your food on my grille, but there is a catch. Whatever is that you're drinking, I want some of it". Hahaha.
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why there are 2 versions of the lyrics to "Insomnia" | Reviewer: Insomniac (for real) | 11/29/12
Dear Johnny: The sing365 posted lyrics above are the 1997 Monster Mix (Radio Edit). The Radio Edit version comes in at 3:34 minutes. lordvader has provided the 1997 full length album lyrics and Monster Mix lyrics ("Reverence" 1997 US Release & Monster Mix version found on "Forever Faithless" 2005) that come in at 8:43 and 8:41 respectively - easier to tell versions apart by song length.
There are numerous mixes out there but these three appear to be the most popular. As all three are performed by Faithless, I guess they would all be "real" lyrics.
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How come there are two versions of Insomnia?
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Open House Review: 95 Shadywood
This week, I toured a home in the Arden Square community of Northwood Pointe. Though technically categorized as a condo, this is a fully detached home with no shared walls and a private backyard.
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Asking Price: $689,000
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2.5
Square Footage: 1,800
Lot Size: 4,200
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Community: Northwood Pointe, Arden Square
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ALBANY, GA (WALB) - The peanut butter product recall is expanding. More than 125 products have now been recalled because of a salmonella outbreak.
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All were made with peanut paste or peanut butter made at a plant in Blakely that has suspended production. The weight loss company NutriSystem is now issuing a recall for peanut butter granola bars. Six people have died and more than 480 sickened in the outbreak. Investigators say tests have found salmonella in the plant.
While FDA investigators continue to search for the source of the salmonella contamination at the Blakely plant, the Department of Agriculture's 60 inspectors are checking with stores to make sure the voluntarily recalled products have been removed from store shelves and aren't in the food distribution channel. So far, Agriculture Commissioner Tommy Irvin says, most of the stores have complied.
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Gabby is a German shorthaired pointer, and she is very, very proficient at what she does, which is hunting up and pointing ruffed grouse — partridge — and woodcock.
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No invites to the McDonalds All-America game, but the guys are getting some exposure elsewhere:
"Longhorn recruit Alexis Wangmene will play for the World Select Team against the United States in the Nike Hoop Summit on April 7 in Memphis, his second invitation to a prestigious event. Wangmene, a 6-foot-8-inch forward, will also play in the Roundball Classic on April 3 in Chicago. A native of Cameroon, Wangmene spent two seasons at Central Catholic in San Antonio before transferring to Blair Academy in New Jersey for his senior year. Former Longhorn Royal Ivey, now with the Atlanta Hawks, played at Blair. So did NBA players Luol Deng and Charlie Villanueva.
Another Longhorn recruit, 6-7 forward Gary Johnson from Aldine, will play in the Jordan Classic in New York City on April 21. Longhorn freshman Kevin Durant was co-MVP of that game last year."
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Innovative and ambitious. A new era.
CELF hosted a well attended event on 22 May to celebrate a move to our new premises, the former Drama Centre in Llandrindod Wells. Phillip Bowen, the High Sheriff of Powys got things off to a great start by introducing a pop-up performance by the Powys dance group Me, Myself and Us.
ʻ'It was fabulous to see our regular collaborators occupying their new home and wonderful to be asked to help them launch in style. The multiple, flexible spaces within the building will be well used by the creative practitioners and participants of CELF projects. I am looking forward to seeing what plans they hatch next from their new HQ'. Amanda Griffkin Powys Dance Manager
Amanda Griffkin Powys Dance Manager
The studio was used to show a film by Sean Burn – sabled 2'40", 2013, an experimental cut-up playing on the word disabled as visual poetry and spoken word and a part of how the artist spent time as artist and mentor in residence with CELF in December last year. Originally premiered at Datarama, Newcastle upon Tyne in January 2014, it is also available for download here. The newly created gallery space showcased paintings and photography in an inaugural exhibition Simon McAuley: Light Space. The acrylic paintings made especially for this show develop McAuley's interest in painting from a reduced approach, a practice where colour and application of paint became the primary focus for the work. The wires or lines, were masked off, painted and then revealed. This allowed for a repeatable device or method for the paint to become embedded within and the painting to emerge from the composition. The paintings form a record of their own creation. Seen in parallel with McAuley's photographs in which the constraining edges of the frame provide a focus for the processes of looking, both paintings and photographs form a relationship despite employing what might at first seem divergent approaches. Simon McAuley was artist-in- residence at CELF in July 2013, in an Arts Council of Wales' funded partnership project with Glasgow-based Project Ability. McAuley is a member of their ReConnect project, an art studio for people with mental health conditions that provides people with space, time, materials and expert tuition to develop their artistic practice.
'Celf is delighted to take on such a resource which will enable us to take our artistic reach further, feeding our ambition to work with more artists and participants across all art forms'. Shân Edwards Director of CELF
CELF recently upscaled their organisation to a new location and the launch was able to showcase every element of our new space to maximum potential as part of Powys Arts Month.
'Powys County Council's Arts Service is supportive of CELF in their new venture at the Council's former Drama Centre – a facility which presents the organisation with a development opportunity for them as a progressive arts organisation providing creative opportunities in Powys. This is an exciting time for CELF, for their artist collaborators and participants'. Lucy Bevan Senior Arts Development Officer for Powys County Council, Senior Arts Development Officer for Powys County Council
The Big Lunch
We were invited to take part in the community event; The Big Lunch by Cymrhyd Rhan. It was a gloriously sunny day and Celf o Gwmpas went 'on display'. It was a great opportunity to showcase work done by participants, meet local people and update them with the latest Celf news. We would like to thank Cymrhyd Rhan for including us in their activity.
We were invited to take part in the community event; The Big Lunch by Cymrhyd Rhan. It was a gloriously sunny day and Celf o Gwmpas went 'on display'. It was a great opportunity to showcase work done by participants, meet local people and update them with the latest Celf news. We would like to thank Cymrhyd Rhan for including us in their activity.
Who likes meetings?
Do your work meetings take place in dreary bland rooms which are awkward to book and provide little inspiration but just go on and on and on and on… or you can speak to someone lovely at Celf to hire a variety of meeting spaces; from a performance studio to an education room to an artist workshop. We can also provide refreshments and do our utmost to make your meetings something to look forward to. Call us on 01597 822777 to find out how we can inspire your next meeting space.
Meet Luzi our Intern
We have been delighted to welcome the lovely Luzi from Germany into the Celf fold, as she works with us on a six week internship. From Zeppelin University Friedrichshafen, Southern Germany, Luze is studying a Masters Degree
in Communication and Cultural Management. Former working experiences include curatorial assistance, arts mediation and workshop supports. Eventually, Luzi would appreciate working with and supporting a group of inspiring people and share their thoughts on cultural matters. For further details on Luzi's work see her homepage: http://bestaende.wordpress.com/.
"I learned a lot in the main areas of the cultural working sphere and was able to assist in shaping productive rooms of culture, bringing together artists and their work with people. I was not only involved in content development, curating exhibitions, designing and realizing mediating programs, but also learned about public relation, structural and financial planning. What I always enjoyed the most was the chance to attend a whole process from the first ideas and their implementation into a final visualisation." Luzi Gross Celf Intern
Coming Soon…
Later in June we will be welcoming Zoe Partington's award winning interactive work: Sound Canvas. The exhibition will be on display until September.
" Zoe's work is about how we view our world and questions, 'What is a canvas?' And 'Who decides it has to visual? The art work can be triggered by everyone as it is affected by body movement so you don't need to press a button or do any complicated interaction. The idea is to draw people to play sounds that are familiar like laughter into making their own individual experience by using movement." www.dasharts.org
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Virgin America In-Flight Safety Video Song
The In-Flight Safety Video That Will Make You Want to Dance
What kind of in-flight video could be as hip as an MTV music video? One made by trendy airline Virgin America, of course.
The airline released its latest safety video on YouTube today that puts all other safety videos to shame with its catchy beats and sweet dance moves. It stars singers and dancers from shows like American Idol and So You Think You Can Dance and was produced by Step Up director Jon Chu. And the result of the collaboration is a safety video you will never want to snooze through.
The In-Flight Safety Video That Will Make You Want to Dance originally posted on POPSUGAR Smart Living


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A vacant property in Pittsburg will soon be a home to 10 families. Some preliminary work is underway for the Lincoln Square Development Project at the site where the old Lincoln Elementary School use to be.
If you fall in the moderate income range you can apply to live in one of the ten homes that will be built. Each will be three bedroom, two bath models built by different area contractors.
"I plan on buying one," says Pittsburg resident Sam Woollard. "It's probably going to be a part of the five year plan."
For the last five years Woollard has been living in Pittsburg and for a while he lived at an apartment across the street from the still vacant property off 18th and Locust. That property was once the Lincoln Elementary School, a family resource center, as well as a community health center.
"It was nice in the neighborhood so people around this area didn't have to travel to find different daycare's and stuff, it was better there, but now they have the learning center on the west side," says Woollard.
Now crews are working on the property that will soon be the home to the new homes.
With a $280,000 grant the city will add sewer lines, gas, and water lines to each piece of property.
"We are also going to have some money that will be assisting the home buyers," says Deena Hallacy, a Community Development Specialist. "We'll have up to a $10,000 grant to each home buyer for a down payment and closing costs and then we'll have another $7,500 that will have some ties to it but it will also provide down payments and closing costs."
To be eligible, you have to meet certain income guidelines. A family of four, for example, would have to make no more than $82,800 per year.
"This will bring new life and activity into that area," says Brian Jones, a broker and owner of Jones Heritage Realtors. "In that neighborhood prices I know go around from about $35,000 up to about $125,000 so these houses will fit into that community well and it should help that neighborhood a lot."
"I think it'll do the community good to have new moderate homes and stuff in town because it'll have more people from the outsides of town moving in so that way you won't have to worry about throwing money out everyday to go to work to just put fuel in the car and stuff, then you can just drive in town and it'll be a lot cheaper," says Woollard.
Officials hope to start building these homes in the next month or so. Water lines will be put in here in the next few weeks.
If you believe you qualify as a moderate income family and would like to apply stop by the cities Community Development Building off North Pine downtown.
Residents can apply now through March 15.
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Arthur Newman
- Release Date: None
- Genres: Romance, Comedy
- Cast: Emily Blunt, Colin Firth, Anne Heche, Sharon Morris, David Andrews, Anthony Reynolds, Kristin Lehman, Phillip Troy Linger, Sterling Beaumon, Autumn Dial
- Directors: Dante Ariola
- Official Site: http://arthur-newman.com/
- Distributor: Cinedigm
- Wallace Avery is tired of his life. Divorced, disconnected from his son, dissatisfied with his love life, he decides the time has come for a radical solution. He literally walks away from his life, buys himself a new identity as Arthur Newman, and sets out toward his own private Oz - Terre Haute, Indiana - where he believes he has a chance to work as a golf pro. Wallace's idea of a second chance is to become a second person. His road trip is derailed by the entrance of Michaela Fitzgerald, whom Arthur discovers passed out poolside at a motel. It takes her all of a couple hours to bust Arthur's identity scam. It takes Arthur a lot longer to bust hers.
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Main :: ToneCore Development Kit
by PsiKTrOn on 2010-08-04 08:23:17
I went to the Line6 online Store to buy Tonecore Modules.
But now it's impossible for me because:
"This item can only be shipped to a U.S. mailing address."
I would like to know if there is an alternative to get modules in Europe?
Thanks for your reply.
by Line6bakker on 2010-08-06 02:48:08
The modules are discontinued, but there might be some left that can be ordered through a Belgian dealer.
Any special module you are looking for?
by PsiKTrOn on 2010-08-06 03:33:23
I'm looking for ToneCore programmable module.
The only place where it was possible to found them are on the Line6 website.
The modules are discontinued?
So this means there is no future for the ToneCore development Kit?
Best regards.
by djibi2 on 2010-08-06 07:27:18
Yes, can you give more information about what has been discontinued?
by PsiKTrOn on 2010-08-12 00:54:46
Is it possible to have more details about the discontinued Tonecore modules? Because the line6 website didn't metion this anywhere.
by Line6Tony on 2010-08-12 14:32:19
As is, we no longer can ship anything on our store outside of the US. You'd have to order them through a distributor. If a product is not on our Legacy Products list (http://line6.com/products/legacy/), then the product is still available, though at times, scarcely.
by ricksox on 2010-08-12 14:41:22
The TCDK modules are not discontinued however, we only ship within the US from our 3rd party vendor.
This may change in the future but at the moment you need to have a US address to have one sent out. I apologize for the inconvenience.
by PsiKTrOn on 2010-08-13 06:46:02
As the Line6 website is the only place when these programmable modules are avalaible.
This means, that for the moment this products is limited to US users only...
If this doesn't change, the rest of the world users will not have other choices than finding other similar products.
by noou on 2010-08-14 09:10:23
as I already own three pedals, I'm interested in buying the Echo Park module. However I live in Italy and cannot find any dealer in Europe with tonecore modules in stock... can you help me?
as an alternative: some friends of mine are in the US and will be back to Europe at the end of August. Where can they find such module on the west coast? (Las Vegas, etc.)
by mjkirk12 on 2010-10-02 10:44:14
The tonecore modules are also available on eBay
Or search on Google in US for online seller of Echo Park module.
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Displaying Obfuscating Stupidity efectively.:
Space hoboOne of my main characters utilizes Obfuscating Stupidity to get the upper hand, how do I play with this trope without making it look like an Idiot Hero with Ass Pull smarts.
2 Mr AHR, Sat, 6th Nov '10 6:09:38 PM from ಠ_ಠ Relationship Status: A cockroach, nothing can kill it.
Ahr riverLet some things drop through. Maybe he reacts with a BIT too much anger when no one else has figured out how bad of a situation they are in. Have them be a bit more snarkish, or condescending when they are not with the other people.
Have him make mistakes in his act. For example, my Dad knew a guy who was a skilled guitar player, but liked to sucker people into 'teaching' him how to play guitar. However, even though the result sounded like a beginner, his hand position was like a skilled guitarist. A perceptive person might have noticed that.
If I'm asking for advice on a story idea, don't tell me it can't be done.
4 Mr AHR, Sun, 7th Nov '10 6:47:33 AM from ಠ_ಠ Relationship Status: A cockroach, nothing can kill it.
Ahr riverstealing that.
The system doesn't know you right now, so no post button for you.
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What's for snack time Wednesday? Homemade Greek Yogurt
10 Aug
I just made my own homemade greek yogurt. I am not exactly Betty Crocker so am still shocked at the fact. I had heard of people making their own cheese and yogurt at home and was always intrigued. I finally decided to try it after paying $7 for a small container (17 oz) of Fage Greek Yogurt and realizing it's not even organic. And the results were well worth it! It was fun and tastes delicious!
Making yogurt at home costs considerably less. I am able to make about twice the amount in a Fage container for about $2 . Since it is double the amount, that is $2 cost vs $14 which is an 85% savings. (that's for non-organic yogurt made with regular milk). To make the same amount of organic yogurt, it costs $3-4 depending on the price of organic milk. That is more than 2/3 the savings as compared to the price for Fage– and it's organic (which Fage isn't!)
Making homemade yogurt is very easy. It only takes a little patience because it has to sit 7-8 hours. AND….it tastes the SAME! It is incredibly delicious and if I was blindfolded I would never be able to taste the difference between my homemade yogurt and store bought.
So here's how to make your very own healthy organic greek yogurt ( Adapted from the Joy of Cooking):
- 1/2 gallon of milk (I used 2% but any preferred type can be used)
- 2 1/2 tablespoons plain prepared yogurt
- Cooking thermometer
- Cheesecloth, enough for 4 layers in strainer (I found cheesecloth at Whole Foods)
Pour all except 2 tablespoons of milk into a double boiler or heavy bottomed pan. (I used a heavy bottom pan) and turn the heat to medium. Watch the milk very closely making sure the bottom does not burn. Stir constantly.
Heat the milk to 180 degrees F using a candy thermometer.
Immediately remove the pot from the stove and pour the hot milk into a glass or ceramic bowl.
Leave the dish uncovered and let cool until the milk reaches a temperature between 105-110 degrees. This took almost an hour for me.
Once temperature is reached, turn on the light to your oven. Light only, no temperature. The oven light is sufficient heat to keep the yogurt at the correct temperature for the bacteria to develop.
Now add the 2 tablespoons of milk to the 2 1/2 tablespoons prepared yogurt in a separate bowl. This is called the "starter". It seems crazy to add such a small amount of yogurt as a starter but that is all it takes to make the correct bacillus. According to the Joy of Cooking, if more is used, the bacillus can become crowded and will make a sour watery product.
Mix well.
Once the milk temperature has reduced to 105-110 degrees, mix the starter in with the milk very well.
Then put the lid on the dish and cover with a towel. Place in oven and leave the light on. Make sure the towel is not near the oven light bulb. Leave in oven for 7-8 hours. I left mine in overnight.
In the morning, I was so surprised — MAGIC appeared! I thought I had a bowl of milk…
but when I placed my spoon inside what an amazing thing to see – YOGURT!! Creamy thick beautiful yogurt!
(If yours is not quite thick, place back in oven for one more hour.)
If you want regular yogurt, you can stop here. Place in fridge, chill and then enjoy.
However if you want thick Greek yogurt, it is necessary to do one more step that involves straining:
Chill yogurt in fridge for two hours. Then line strainer with 4 layers of cheesecloth. Sit strainer inside another bowl and pour yogurt in. Allow to chill for one to two hours in fridge. After doing so, there will have liquid called "whey" in the bowl that can be discarded.
Transport the top portion of creamy yogurt into a container and store in fridge.
That's it to making your own Greek yogurt! Great with fresh fruit or honey!


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Road safety and corporate social responsibility
Date: Thursday 3 October 2013
Location: online webinar
Time: 10.30am - 12pm GMT
To book your place today for just £20 + VAT for Brake subscribers (£40 + VAT for non-subscribers), use our online form.
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is an increasingly important way for businesses to demonstrate their commitment to improving safety and minimising their environmental impact. Work-related road safety should be a key strand of the CSR strategy of any business that operates a fleet or has employees who drive for work.
This webinar will discuss approaches to CSR, and how work-related road safety fits into the wider CSR picture. It will discuss the importance of community initiatives including Road Safety Week, and give examples of companies that have successfully integrated road safety into their CSR strategies.
Confirmed speakers include:
- Tracey Scarr, CSR manager, Arval
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Wednesday, October 6, 1999.
Met according to adjournment, at eleven o'clock A.M. (Mr. Travaglini in the Chair).
The Chair (Mr. Travaglini) turned the gavel over to Senator Tarr, who introduced Mr. Mark Haberland of Rockport. Senator Tarr noted that Mr. Haberland is a guidance counselor at Gloucester High School, who has had a significant impact on students at the high school.
Mr. Travaglini in the Chair, Mr. Brewer presented a petition (subject to Joint Rule 12) of Stephen M. Brewer and Clealand B. Blair for legislation relative to limiting the definition of plumbing, and the same was referred, under Senate Rule 20, to the committees on Rules of the two branches, acting concurrently.
There being no objection, at one minute past eleven o'clock A.M., the Chair (Mr. Travaglini) declared a recess subject to the call of the Chair; and, at eleven minutes before six o'clock P.M., the Senate reassembled, the President in the Chair.
On motion of Mr. Rosenberg,
Ordered, That when the Senate adjourns today, it adjourn to meet again tomorrow at eleven o'clock A.M., and that the Clerk be directed to dispense with the printing of a calendar.
On motion of Mr. Tarr, at ten minutes before six o'clock P.M., the Senate adjourned to meet on the following day at eleven o'clock A.M.


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text: Educational games teach infants and toddlers language skills, even before they can speak. Children benefit from positive interaction and repetition of familiar games that build skills for preschool and promote brain development. And did I mention it's fun? When playing with infants and toddlers, it is important to snuggle, giggle, cuddle, and play games in a lilting, singsong voice.


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I was wondering if someone could pick up the topdocumantary addon in sparetime's repo originally developed by nixa (that's where the original was I believe) or possibly the somewhat more current multi-documentary sterams addon in Averre's Repo. The thing still kinda works, but I would love to see more content added and an update as its my main source for documentaries and whatnot. Thanks all.
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50/50 was hilarious and heartbreaking. It was easily the funniest movie I've seen all year. The flick has heart too. It astutely captures what that horse ****, boring as ****, Sandler/Apatow disaster "Funny People" failed miserably at.
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50/50 was hilarious and heartbreaking. It was easily the funniest movie I've seen all year. The flick has heart too. It astutely captures what that horse ****, boring as ****, Sandler/Apatow disaster "Funny People" failed miserably at.
'Absolutely Fabulous': New photos! | Inside TV | EW.com
Patsy and Edina ****ing rock, and there would be no SPACED without them.
New South Park tonite followed by Nick Swardsons Pretend time.
A VERY HAROLD & KUMAR 3D CHRISTMAS Posters
Hit the jump to check out the posters. The film stars John Cho, Kal Penn, Paula Garcés, Danneel Harris, Tom Lennon, Danny Trejo, Elias Koteas, Eddie Kaye Thomas, David Krumholtz, Patton Oswalt, and Neil Patrick Harris. A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas opens November 4th.
Umm ad in Jesus and SantyClaus and this flick might just be too cool for the big screen.
Looks like another fan fave might be coming back.
Netflix in talks to revive Reno 911! for its instant streaming service - HitFix.com
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Academy Award(R) winner Charlize Theron plays Mavis Gary, a writer of teen literature who returns to her small hometown to relive her glory days and attempt to reclaim her happily married high school sweetheart (Patrick Wilson). When returning home proves more difficult than she thought, Mavis forms an unusual bond with a former classmate (Patton Oswalt) who hasn't quite gotten over high school, either.
I do love me some Jason Reitman movies.
Hadn't even heard of this one.
'50/50' strikes a chord with cancer patients, survivors - latimes.com
"All of the medical students and faculty I talked to after the screening thought it was a wonderful training film, which is unusual for a Hollywood movie. But it really did hit virtually all of the key issues," said Siegel, referring specifically to how the film addresses interpersonal relationships, sexuality, the pain associated with treatment, and losing friends made during chemo sessions, among other topics.
"The only issue Will didn't hit was the financial issue, which I asked Will about," added Siegel. "He told me he had to write his script to pay all his medical debts."


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First Alert issued ahead of expected cooldown
Temperatures across the Borderland are expected to drop into the 50's beginning Sunday.
A storm system will be moving into our area, bringing high wind, slight chances of rain, and the coolest air the area has seen since last spring.
The system will begin moving in on Friday, kicking the winds up to 40 miles per hour in some areas. Chances for rain will sit at 10% in the lowlands. Higher terrain will see a higher chance of rain. The temperatures will remain warm on Friday, with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s.
Saturday will be the windiest day of the weekend, and chances for rain will continue at 10%. Winds may gust to 50 miles per hour in El Paso. Temperatures will begin to cool in the region. El Paso should hit a high of 75.
However, by Saturday evening and into Sunday, the cool air will settle. This will drop temperatures drastically. Overnight Saturday temperatures will move to the mid to upper 40s. Sunday highs will only reach the mid 50s in much of the borderland. El Paso has a forecast high of 57. Winds will begin to die down Sunday, gusting to 30 miles per hour.
At this time, the First Alert is expected to expire Sunday evening.
However, the first freeze of the season may hit Monday evening. As a result, the First Alert may be extended this weekend.
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The adenoidal, glass-brick Fifties,
Tarzan featured on the cell block
for Moyamensing's livid inmates,
doing their screening room shuffle,
while Uncle P. talked to a guard
and I feared things that they did not.
In the fearless 1850s, mad-hatters forged
images of dolls, doilies, sewers,
eight-year-old odalisques
in off-the-shoulder nighties...
Gentleman Brits claimed their Sphinx
and Hindoo temples. We had our Civil War,
rail cuts and silver mines,
darkroom vans racked with plates,
jerky, mule feed, cameras
the Sioux called shadow catchers.
Pull the lens cover,
the ground glass blinks a century
to a two-minute wonderment,
when every decent family craved
its Polaroid and waited to see what
it would make of us, how inhale
blood matter and lick it into life.
The string-bean screw says, "poor creeps,"
and leads us through stone
MGM Egyptian gates
to sunlight's harsh hurrah outside,
shows off his sedan's crimped,
toasted fender that Uncle P. shoots
for insurance evidence, then,
more evidence, a conversation piece:
me, guard, and penitentiary.
I later found inside a drawer
a foxed Sixties print. A secret
about a secret. Sunday morning,
there they stand, fertile forms,
grinning, hamming it up,
uncle, wife, and son,
a standardized toxic family
the squeezebox resolved into color,
still a little liquid with the past:
they stare into the yonder yonder,
with no hint of the old eternity
we all heard so much about
in the church conspiring behind them,
or eternity's simulacrum
where convicts served their time.
Fast times now lead us through
our small malarial wars for the millions,
platoon grins, cemetery symmetries,
a bullet in a flattened head, dead men's dumps,
Pol Pot's carefully numbered portrait archive,
the fallen and the disappeared from city towers:
a double-page spread, a yearbook layout.
But now here we are in Sharon Meadow,
pixelled in the viewfinder screen
by an accommodating stranger,
we and background congas and bongos
freeze-dried in the sky's micaceous green.
We smile for the moment filed away.
And now, love, tip the screen just so.
Now we see us, now we don't,
digital daguerreotype spooks,
chromed noses, iridium eyes,
who fade, just so, to slate or silver.
There we lie in wait for ourselves.
W. S. Di Piero
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Elderly woman's bank card taken in Wellington fraud incident (From This is The West Country)
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Elderly woman's bank card taken in Wellington fraud incident
11:00am Monday 30th June 2014 in News
POLICE have released CCTV images of a man they wish to track down after an elderly woman fraudulently had her debit card taken.
Officers say a man obtained the bank card during an incident at the victim's home in Wellington between 11am and 2pm on May 16.
They this week released images of a man they wish to speak to who may be able to help with their enquiries.
He is described as white and 5'5" to 5'6" tall.
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|Cystic Fibrosis Foundations kicks off Great Strides walk in Lima
|Thursday, August 29, 2013 12:00 AM
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LIMA — The Central Ohio Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation announced recently the launch of Great Strides, a national walk event held in hundreds of cities that generates critical funds to fight cystic fibrosis, a fatal genetic disease.
In Lima, a walk will be held on Sept. 7 at Allen County Farm Park. Registration will begin at 1 p.m. with the walk starting at 2 p.m.
Funds raised through Great Strides have helped spur dramatic progress in the lives of those who have cystic fibrosis. Fifty years ago, most children with CF did not live long enough to attend elementary school. Today, people with CF are living into their 30s, 40s and beyond.
The 2013 goal of Great Strides is to raise nearly $42 million nationwide for CF research, education and care.
"We still lose precious young lives to this disease every day. It's more important than ever that we raise every dollar we can to fight CF," said Cris Ramsey, volunteer chair for the CF Foundation's Lima Great Strides walk. "We're grateful for every volunteer, donor and corporate sponsor who supports Great Strides."
Local sponsors of Great Strides include St. Rita's and Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio.
To help fight CF, get involved in Great Strides by calling the Central Ohio Chapter at 614-846-2440 or by visiting greatstrides.cff.org.


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Millwall have signed former Charlton striker Ricardo Fuller on a one-year deal.
The 34-year-old becomes Ian Holloway's fourth summer signing and joins as a free agent having been released by Blackpool in the summer.
Fuller scored the winning goal for the Tangerines in their 1-0 victory over the Lions in March but is best known around here for his previous history with Charlton Athletic.
The Jamaican striker had a trial with the Addicks at the start of his career but went on to join Crystal Palace in 2001.
He eventually signed for the Addicks in 2012 from Stoke City in Charlton's first season back in the Championship, scoring five times in 31 appearances for Chris Powell's side.
The then Valley manager was keen to keep hold of the forward last summer but financial constraints in SE7 meant Fuller instead ended up at Blackpool where he found the net half a dozen times.
Now he is back in south east London with the Lions and his arrival could well signal the end of Holloway's search for a big and experienced target man.
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One of the joys of packing for any trip is deciding which books to take. But this time – for Rome – our 25th anniversary gift to each other – it was a no-brainer. I would re-read "The Marble Faun"and "Daisy Miller." So this left me with plenty of free time to worry about which books Herb would bring.
"This looks good," he said, holding up a copy of "Watermark" by Joseph Brodsky.
"But it's about Venice," I pointed out. "And we're going to Rome."
"So? Venice is also in Italy. And it's Joseph Brodsky!" (Our son recently bought a car from a Brodsky who turned out to have been a relative of Joseph's, so that does sort of make him family.)
Anyway, am I ever glad Herb brought that book along because it turns out that some of Brodsky's most trenchant observations apply as much to Rome (not to mention Milan, Parma, Florence, etc.) as to Venice, and specifically to how we stranieri experience those places, and even more specifically to shopping in Italy, and most specifically of all, to my experiences shopping in Italy!
Just listen to what Brodsky had to say:
"We all harbor all sorts of misgivings about the flaws in our appearance, anatomy, about the imperfection of our very features. What one sees in this city at every step, turn, perspective, and dead end worsens one's complexes and insecurities. That's why one – a woman especially, but a man also – hits the stores as soon as one arrives here, and with a vengeance. The surrounding beauty is such that one instantly conceives of an inherent animal desire to match it, to be on a par. This has nothing to do with vanity…It is simply that the city offers…a notion of visual superiority absent in (our) natural lairs…Upon returning home, folks stare in wonderment at what they've acquired, knowing full well that there is nowhere in their native realm to flaunt these acquisitions without scandalizing the natives…"
This brings to mind the purple Benetton sneakers I acquired in Livorno the year every single human being from one end of Italy to the other was wearing purple from head to foot (2009, I believe) and never put on my feet again. I could go on…and on…But then I'd start obsessing about the over-the-knee black leather boots I bought the other day, ignoring Herb's suggestion that I just take their picture. (Over-the-knee boots, especially with lots of buckles, are the new purple around here.) Where will I wear them at home? Stop 'n Shop? Yoga class?
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Astronomers have discovered what they say is the most Earth-like planet yet detected — a distant, rocky world that's similar in size to our own and exists in the Goldilocks zone where it's not too hot and not too cold for life.
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I know we're all worn out after last night's thrilling OT comeback win and all, but - our Orange are playing something called the Gee Gee's, who are apparently the 2nd best team in Canada.
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McLeary Keeps the Knights Dry after Rain Delay
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The Indianapolis Indians waited nearly 2 hours before they could start playing, but it was worth the wait, as the Indians beat the Charlotte Knights last night at Victory Field, by a score of 4-1. The weather radar was showing approaching storms, so the tarp was left on the field, and everyone waited… and waited…. The rain did come, though not very much or very hard for most of the 1 hour and 52 minutes. There was about 10 minutes of heavier rain, then it slowed and stopped, and the sun came out and the skies cleared. The ball game finally got started just before 9 pm.
Indians' starter Marty McLeary (photo ) pitched 5 shutout innings before giving up only one lone run to the Knights in the 6th inning. He scattered 5 hits and two walks over those 6 innings, and struck out 5. McLeary got his 4th win of the season, pushing his record to 4-1, and dropping his ERA to 2.55.
McLeary pitched two perfect innings in the 1st and 2nd. The Knights threatened in the 3rd, when LF Casey Rogowski led off with a walk, and C Wiki Gonzalez grounded a single up the middle, just out of reach of the diving Tribe SS Brian Bixler. RF Kenny Kelly's fielder's choice grounder to third forced out Gonzalez at second, but allowed Rogowski to move to third. That's as far as he got, though. 2B Jason Bourgeois hit a line drive to Tribe 2B Luis Ordaz, which Ordaz stabbed out of the air for the second out. Ordaz then took a few steps to second, to double off Kelly for the third out.
The Knights finally got on the board in the 6th inning. Kenny Kelly led off with a walk, and moved to second on a ground ball single to left field by Bourgeois. SS Tomas Perez slapped a grounder to the right side of second base, which Tribe 2B Luis Ordaz scooped and flipped to SS Brian Bixler, and Bixler fired on to first for the double play. Kelly was able to move to third on the double play, and then he scored when 3B Josh Fields singled into left field.
Reliever Juan Perez (photo ) entered the game in relief of McLeary, to pitch the last three innings. He faced only 10 batters, one over the minimum, to get the save. Perez threw perfect innings in the 7th and 8th, including back-to-back strike outs to finish the 7th. In the 9th, he gave up one single, a grounder up the left field line. Tribe 3B Russ Johnson went back and to his right, and dove to catch the ball deep behind third base, and keep the ball from going into left field. Fields outran Johnson's throw to first, for an infield hit. Fields was left stranded, as Perez got the next two batters to ground out to end the game.
As the Knights were having this dry spell, the Indians continued the timely hitting they've been doing for the past several days. The Charlotte Knights' starter, left-hander Heath Phillips, who hails from Evansville, Indiana, was on the mound. Phillips was the International League Pitcher of the Year for 2006, and is known to have a very good pickoff move to first base. SS Brian Bixler (photo ) didn't bother stopping at first base in his first at-bat. He got the Indians started in the first inning with a homer to left field, his second homer in two days.
"I hit a change-up. I was able to get a ball up in the zone. I was fortunate to make contact and it worked out in my favor", said Bixler after the game.
The Indians added two more in the second inning. 3B Russ Johnson led off by rifling a liner into the right-center field alley. He advanced to third base when CF Luis Matos doubled on a fly ball that bounced off the top of the wall in deep left field. C Einar Diaz (photo below ) grounded a double up the third base line into left field, to score both Johnson and Matos, and put the Tribe up by 3 runs. Einar Diaz then stole third base for the second time in two days, but he was stranded there as DH David Parrish flied out to end the inning.
The Indians threatened again in the 4th inning, on Russ Johnson's and Einar Diaz's second hits of the game, but they were not able to push any runs across. In the 7th inning, the Tribe put up an insurance run. Luis Matos laid down a perfect bunt along the third base line for his second hit of the night. He went to second on Diaz's ground out deep to the shortstop, and moved to third when DH David Parrish flied out to left field. LF Nick Green's bloop RBI single into left-center field scored Matos.
Phillips took the loss for Charlotte, pitching 7 innings, and giving up 4 runs on 8 hits and one walk. Reliever Shaun Babula pitched the 9th inning, giving up one hit but no runs.
Russ Johnson, Luis Matos, and Einar Diaz each had two hits for the Tribe. Nick Green, Brian Bixler, and Jose Hernandez all had one hit apiece.
Tribe hitting gem of the game: Einar Diaz's 2-RBI double up the third base line in the second inning, to give the Indians the go-ahead run.
Tribe fielding gem of the game: The Luis Ordaz-to-Brian Bixler-to-Jose Hernandez double play in the 6th inning. It was a well-hit ball by Tomas Perez, and a difficult stop for Ordaz (photo ) to make, and then a difficult pivot by Bixler, as Jason Bourgeois was bearing down on him at second base. Hernandez made a big stretch to catch the ball just in time.
"It was a big play", said Bixler. "Marty [McLeary] made a good pitch. He got the ground ball, and we just did the extra work behind him. The credit goes to him — he got the ground ball to Luis [Ordaz], and it's fortunate we were able to do that."
It became clear why Rajai Davis was a late scratch from the starting line-up: it was announced in the middle of the game that he had been called up to the Pirates. Davis leaves with a 21-game hitting streak intact, and a league-leading 27 stolen bases.
Einar Diaz lengthened his hitting streak to 9 games, his season's best. He also has 4 stolen bases in 5 attempts.
Inf Yurendell de Caster's back is feeling much better, and he should be ready to resume play soon.
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RFK Stadium | 7:05 | Chacon vs. Mike Bacsik | Box It looked as if the Pirates were trying to lose this one. Ugly wins still count the same as 10-0 blowouts, though, so I couldn't care less. Raise the Jolly Roger! Chacon wasn't great, but he out-pitched Bacsik. Damaso Marte, Jonah Bayliss and John Grabow left something to be desired, but they weren't flat-out terrible. Salomon Torres and Matt Capps were perfect in the...
Davis Recalled to Pirates
Indianapolis Indians' outfielder Rajai Davis (photo ) was recalled to Pittsburgh in the middle of tonight's game. He will take the roster spot of catcher Humberto Cota, who has been designated for assignment.
The Indians beat the Charlotte Knights 4-1, in a game that was delayed by nearly 2 hours because of (the fear of ) rain. Marty McLeary pitched 6 innings and gave up only one run to get the win, and Juan Perez pitched three scoreless innings to get the save. The Indians' offense was led by Brian Bixler, who homered for the second straight day, a 2-RBI double by Einar Diaz, and an RBI single by Nick Green.
That's all for tonight — more details to follow tomorrow!
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Game #57 vs. Los Angeles
PNC Park | 7:05 | Maholm vs. Derek Lowe | Box Jenifer Langosch of MLB.com on the game: The Pirates ran out of time in their series finale against the Dodgers as their offense did not get rolling until the seventh inning. Xavier Nady crushed a two-run homer, and Jose Bautista added a solo shot in the eighth before Los Angeles put the game away. I think my intro to the game wrap would've read: The Pirates were losing 5-0 before...
1985 Pirates Retrospective
Back on the old Buried Treasure site before the MVN upgrade, I had made a series of posts about the 1985 Pirates and their futility and the angst it caused me as a 14 year old die hard. Unfortunately, all the old posts won't be able to be linked to the new site for various reasons, most of which are beyond my computer comprehension. However, back in December of 2006, when I was informed of the changeover, I made a point of...
1985 Pirates Retrospective – Part 3
Slow Out of the Gate Much like the 2005 Pirates, the Bucs of 20 years ago got off to a slow start. Both teams were 4-11 after 15 games were complete. Both the 1985 team and the 2005 team struggled offensively at the onset of the season. Through 15 games, neither team was averaging even three runs per contest. While the 2005 team also had struggles on the mound – giving up 5.8 runs per game – the 1985 pitching staff was...


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For Prabal Gurung makeup is more than just a lip gloss and a few brightly colored glitter eye shadows. For the Nepalese designer, the idea of dusting on a bit of blush or swiping on a shade of bright red lipstick can change women's entire outlook on themselves and the world around them.
Joan. Karlie. Cara. These ladies really need no introduction as their over eight million Instagram followers will attest. Vogue chose supermodels over any celebrities for their massive 856-page September issue, pushing models back to the forefront of fashion
Trying to get through eight days of Baselworld without buying a watch is like trying to get through Fashion Week without buying a wardrobevirtually impossible. And after the event, when we start to pick and choose which timepieces were going to need for the next year, we always prefer to look at some of the newer brands. Every man with money can buy a Rolex or Patek Philippe, but having an eye for emerging brands takes a horological connoisseur. ZZ Watches, a new Swiss brand, was launched only a few months ago, but is capturing our attention due to their very unique, new collectionsthe Tornade and Cyclone.
In both watch styles the dial is made up of two windows, one for hour and the other for minutes, set slightly off-kilter from each other, in a figure-eight pattern designed to give an an allusion to the vortex of tornados and the whirlwind of cyclones. With two bridges crossing the watch face and hours and minutes encircling each dial, the front makes for an impressive statement, while the inner mechanics can be seen through the navy blue tinted glass. Coming in a rose gold or steel casing with available diamond options, these watches are engraved with the brands double Z logo on the watch crown and are water resistant up to 100 meters. Each collection is available in limited numbered editions of 888 pieces and is available exclusively at the Colette shop in Paris.
Do you find that your luggage is a little lacking? Maybe that super cute rolling set you bought before the holidays last winter is starting to look a little boring—or even worse—like everyone else's suitcase.
We'll be the first to admit that it's rare for guys to find a label that really speaks to them. Most men opt for comfort rather than fashion, and those who are searching for their own style are left with limited options—restricted to department stores and a few independent labels.
At first glance the new Tom Ford fragrance campaign looks like any other—a totally nude model strategically positioned in a way that calls attention to both perfume and privates—until we realized it was Cara Delevingne sitting half naked on our computer monitor.
We're not sure what's going on over at Condé Nast, but the group is dropping some serious names from their publications left and right. After phasing out Lucky magazine earlier this month, the brand is now selling Fairchild Fashion Media to Penske Media Corporation.
It's not any secret that we'd pretty much kill for Cara Delevingne's eyebrows, so it's no surprise the British model is back for another season as the face of YSL Beauty. For Fall 2014, our favorite supermodel stars in the campaigns for both the brand's Fusion Ink Foundation line and Fall Look campaigns.
Forbes released its annual list of the highest paid models on Monday and again, the results are not really surprising—there's a reason these ladies are supermodels after all. Gisele Bündchen was in the lead of course, making more money than any other model by a staggering margin of $39 million.
Bridal season may be over but that doesn't mean there aren't a few fall brides out there. Releasing her Fall 2014 campaign, Vera Wang captured the untraditional bride in a pretty unique way, with model Josephine Le Tutour looking wild and unkempt in her white gown.
You might be chatting with friends about the latest runway coats to hit Neiman's, but autumn is still far away—far, far away. Okay, not that far, but there's still another solid month of summer left and personally, we intend to soak up every last drop of the sunshine
There's something sort of titillating about buying edgy, luxury jewelry. Spending a serious chunk of change on diamonds, pearls and timeless precious metals seems like a no-brainer; almost everyone has invested in gems at one point or another, but to invest the same into a thorny jade heart or twisted, spider-vine solitaire takes serious style.
Guys, you might be wondering what exactly a Rihanna fragrance is doing in your manly men's section. And we don't blame you. If Ryan Gosling was suddenly peddling a ladies fragrance we'd be hesitant too. (Okay, who are we kidding, we'd snatch that up in a heartbeat.)
It looks like Prabal Gurung isn't the only designer jumping on the New York Fashion Week charity bandwagon. Oscar de la Renta has also joined up with IfOnly and is offering a VIP backstage experience for two. As one of the biggest designers at NYFW we doubt this offer will last long, but if you're one of the lucky ones to snag it, there's a serious A-list experience waiting for you. Two guests will get tickets to the exclusive, invite-only Spring 2015 runway show on September 9 in New York City. But before the show even beings, go backstage with the designer, models and beauty crew to watch them prep for the catwalk. Maybe you could even snag a few beauty tricks from the crew or style tips from the models! After the show, meet with de la Renta and enjoy a Q&A to find out all about his collection, inspiration or even how he takes his coffee.
Proceeds will go to New Yorkers for Children, a charity started in 1996 by former Commissioner of the Administration for Children's Services Nicholas Scoppetta, to supplement Children's Services. Created to help welfare children in the community, NYFC has spent the last seventeen years trying to "make a difference in the lives of young people including college scholarships, tutoring programs, job training, and networking opportunities." It's estimated that each year the charity touches the lives of over 1,000 children in the New York area and now Oscar de la Renta is becoming a part of this philanthropic movement.
With fall looming around the corner our thoughts are begrudgingly turning to fall and all the transitional wear that we're about to sport. Layering sweaters over sundresses or skirts with boots is the least of our concerns as this weird, in-between season can sometimes call for its own wardrobe.
We will be the first to admit we've featured quite a bit of jewelry on the site. Everything from emeralds fit for royalty to eco-friendly beach glass has graced our pages, as we clearly can't get enough of glamorous bits and baubles.
When we play six degrees of Kevin Bacon separation in office, it usually leads to cool stories about how our uncle is best friends with Kurt Russell, or how we were pen pals with Kirsten Dunst through our mom's childhood BFF.
It's not easy to break into the world of fashion. You have to either be a celebrity, work at Vogue or become one of the world's top bloggers before you can even think about getting an invite to sit front row at Fashion Week—and even then it's likely Anna Wintour will snub you if she doesn't like your shoes. But for this upcoming Fall 2015 New York Fashion Week, that's all about to change. Prabal Gurung is partnering with IfOnly to offer insider access for two for a fully fashionable VIP experience. Two guests will have first access to the collection with an exclusive look on September 2, before it even hits the runway. A 30-minute Q&A can even be conducted with the designer in his personal showroom to find out all about his inspiration. Tickets to the runway show on September 6 will include early access to view the rehearsal as well as the live show and backstage access. Of course no VIP package is complete without some photo-ops and an invite to the after party.
Aside from previewing the collection and hanging out with Gurung in his showroom, where he'll spill the details on his entire collection, the show will have you sitting next to some of the biggest names in the industry—not to mention all the hobnobbing you'll get to do with A-list celebs at the after party. And everything is for a good cause as proceeds will benefit the Shikshya Foundation, a charity that provides education to underprivileged children in the designer's home country of Nepal.
It's not every day Condé Nast just up and cuts ties with their magazines, but this seems like it's been a long time coming. With speculation flying for years that Lucky magazine was floundering and would either be scrapped completely or moved online, it looks like we're finally getting our answers.
Anna Wintour is a tour de force. Editor-in-chief of American Vogue, artistic director at Condé Nast, trustee of the Metropolitan Museum of New York, the namesake of the Anna Wintour Costume Center and now the protagonist of her own musical. No, we're not kidding—there will be an Anna Wintour musical.
Sure, it might be August and there are already whispers of which trends are coming out for Fall 2014, but we're not giving up on summer just yet. There are still two solid months—okay a month and a half—of beachside fun to be had, so we're not even close to storing away our sandals.
Swan princesses, snow queens and a bleeding, crazed Natalie Portman might be the images that come to mind with the mention of the word ballet. Fashion, not so much—unless of course we're referencing Carrie Bradshaw's pink tutu on Sex in the City.
We love lingerie. Well, strike that, we like the way it looks on Angels when they're running around in big windswept corridors or posing on silky boudoir pillows—mostly because we hope that when we put on a pair of those panties we'll suddenly look like Adrianna Lima. (Which we don't.)
We'll be completely honest here—we're not big on used things. We prefer something shiny and bright that no one else has ever touched, let alone worn before. But our little rule doesn't hold true for everything.
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We can't even count the times we've envied the sartorial collections of our favorite celebrities and trendsetters. In a perfect world we would own Eva Chen's trendy accessories, Zooey Deschanel's kitschy dresses and Alexa Chung's—well—everything.
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This is a photo of our bathroom. The bathroom is my least favourite room in the house. Despite the fact that I am quite used to it now, I was recently reminded by some visiting Americans as to why I dislike Indian bathrooms so much.
If you look carefully at the photo, you'll most likely notice a number of things that aren't common in American (or even Australian) bathrooms. The number one thing is the set up of the shower. Yes, that's a shower head at the top of the photo (next to what is the hot water heater). And no, there isn't a screen separating it from the toilet area.
That's right folks, it's a "wet" bathroom! The Americans were simply astounded by it. When taking a shower, the water goes all over the floor, the walls, and the toilet seat — then finally runs down a drain on the bathroom floor.
Now, there are a couple of other factors to take into consideration in this arrangement. Look again and you'll notice a bucket in the bathroom. No Indian home is complete without at least one bucket and one small "mug" (there will usually be more).
Many Indians, my husband included, prefer to take a bucket bath rather than a shower. This involves filling a large bucket up with water and tipping it over oneself with the smaller mug. This method of bathing minimises the amount of water that goes everywhere. Generally, it will be restricted to the floor, rather than the toilet seat and walls as well. But despite this, there is no avoiding getting the bathroom floor covered in water. Hence, the need for the cleaning implements shown in the bathroom photo. Wiping down the floor is a constant activity.
I must admit, the first time I stayed in an Indian house with a "wet" bathroom (and just a tiny drain hole to one side), I had no idea how to go about using it. I couldn't fathom getting the floor (and every other surface) wet. It's just not the done thing where I come from. So, I filled a large bucket up with water, stood in it, and attempted to wash myself. Seriously. Then, I had no idea where to tip the dirty water. So, I left it there! Sad, but true.
The most troublesome thing about the "wet" bathroom is how dirty the floor becomes if water is left on it, and people walk though it when going to the toilet. What I'm really dismayed about, is that in almost every "wet" bathroom that I've encountered in India, the shower is positioned closest to the door and the toilet on the other side of it. This means that you certainly must walk across a wet floor to get to the toilet. I just can't understand why the shower wouldn't be located to the far side of the bathroom, and the toilet near the door. It would make the toilet more accessible. And keep most of the water away from the entrance. But, no.
So, I spend as little time as possible in the bathroom. I just do the bare necessities and get out. And I never feel very clean after being in there either! But still, at least the bathroom is functional.
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Adult Private Behind the Wheel Driving Lessons
Driver's Permit and Driver's License
In the Teen's classroom instruction you'll learn about various subjects as they pertain to Safe Driving. Smart driving school is traffic safety education. We teach defensive driving.
We cover Dep't of Licensing Approved Curriculum topics and driving instructions in order to fully prepare you for the knowledge test and skills driver test exams.
Our driving school for Teens, Adults and beginner driver students are all guaranteed to your driving satisfaction at a very affordable price.
Our Smart Driving School is:
WA DOL Accepted and Licensed
WA DOL Approved Curriculum
WA DOL Licensed and Certified Driver Training School Instructor and Master Examiner
Be licensed, safe and confident driver with our
Teen Drivers Education and
Adult and Teen Individual driving lessons
Act now and Enroll Today!
We Help You Drive With Confidence whether you're a beginner driver, teens or adults. Our driving school is here to help you get your student driver permit & Driver License.
It's one thing to know how to drive but it's another to know how to Drive Safely. Our driving school is here to help you do just that.
We are able to provide the training & assistance new drivers need to drive smart and safe.
We are so proud to announce that we have 100% passing rate and more than 90%+ driving test scores in our students, we even have a 100% driving scores.
You also won't have to worry about your budget crashing- because we teach you how to drive at a price you can afford! and yet the instructor and the instructions are excellent.
We are with Integrity, Professional, Punctual, Dependable and Reliable, and very Committed!
Call Us! and start your driving lessons.
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We service: Shoreline, Seattle, South Seattle, North Seattle, West Seattle, Northgate, Lake City, Ballard, University District, Queen Ann, Capitol Hill, Broadway, Edmonds, Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace, Brier, Lake Forest Park, Richmond Beach, Mukilteo, Kenmore, Kirkland, Bothell, Mill Creek, Woodinville, Redmond, Bellevue, Renton, Tukwila, Everett, Driving School WA. Washington driving school.
Smart Driving School
17713 15th Ave NE
Shoreline, WA 98155
United States
ph: 206-226-6783