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Yesterday, Scandinavian Airlines, SAS, experienced a tragic accident that took the lives of the 110 passengers and crew onboard flight SK686 in Milan.
SAS wish to express our deep-felt sorrow and to show respect for the deceased passengers and colleagues. Our thoughts and prayers go out to those who have been left behind. SAS will do its utmost to support and assist them in this difficult time.
We ask all employees to join in a minute of silence today at 1300 hours Central European Time (1100 GMT). The minute of silence will be honored throughout SAS, also on board our flights.
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As Marie Ehrling expressed at the press conference this morning: "Not until now has it dawned upon us what has really happened, it is now we see the human beings behind the names on the passenger manifest and we are deeply touched. During the last 24 hours we have been totally focused on helping and assisting, and many SAS employees have done and continue to do a fantastic job."
There are many questions surrounding the possible role that the lack of an operative ground radar may have played in the tragic accident with SK686 yesterday at Linate airport in Milan.
At a press conference in Stockholm this morning, head of SAS' Flight Operations Lars Mydland said it has been confirmed that the ground radar was not operational at Linate yesterday. However, he reminded that a ground radar is just one of a number of means being used to maintain safety. He declined to speculate whether the accident could have been prevented if the radar had been in use and added that SAS operates from airports both with and without this equipment. For instance, in Sweden only Arlanda and Landvetter have ground radars.
Italian airport authorities have confirmed that SK686 had received clearance for takeoff. The aircraft's payload was such that it would need 1,200 meters of the 2,440-meter long runway before rotation. The plane was airborne at 0810 local time, which means that at least the nosewheel had left the ground.
Until the end of this week SAS will only operate from Milan's second airport, Malpensa.
A number of investigation teams have arrived at Linate, including the Italian, Swedish, German and U.S. National Transportation safety Boards. SK686 was of Swedish registry, the Cessna Citation involved in the crash was of German registry and the SAS Boeing MD87 was made in the U.S. SAS's Company Investigation Team (CIT) has also been dispatched to Linate to assist the authorities in the investigation.
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Movement 1: Sonata: Andante Allegro
Movement 2: I will magnify thee, O God
Movement 3: Ev'ry day will I give thanks unto thee
Movement 4: One generation shall praise thy works unto another
Movement 5: The Lord preserveth all them that love him
Movement 6: The Lord is righteous in all his ways
Movement 7: Happy are the people that are in such a case
Movement 8: My mouth shall speak the praise of the Lord
The opening of the instrumental sonata is drawn from the Sonata à cinque HWV288, from Handel's Italian period, with the oboe replacing the solo violin. With text added, this movement became the basis of the alto solo that opens the Chapel Royal anthem I will magnify thee, O God, HWV250b, and later part of the conclusion to the oratorio Belshazzar. The opening chorus of the Cannons Anthem, 'I will magnify thee, O God', derives thematic material from Handel's Italian psalm setting Dixit Dominus, HWV232.
'Ev'ry day will I give thanks unto thee' is a lyrical aria for tenor and strings. It is followed by an imitative chorus, 'One generation shall praise thy works unto another', in one of Handel's favourite forms: a fugue in which two contrasting texts are each given full expositions and then all the material is combined. The following tenor aria presents the text 'The Lord preserveth all them that love him' against a slow-moving accompaniment of staccato strings. This is contrasted with a rapid setting of the remaining text, 'but scatt'reth abroad all the ungodly', that features extensive passagework for the soloist illustrating the word 'scatt'reth'.
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The concluding movement, 'My mouth shall speak the praise of the Lord', begins with a duet for oboe and tenor over a walking continuo bass in the manner of Handel's solos for trumpet and alto in the 'Utrecht' Jubilate, HWV279 and the Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne, HWV74. The tenor and continuo then present the text 'and let all flesh give thanks unto his holy name for ever and ever' with interjections of 'Amen' from the other voices and instruments. The anthem concludes with an impressive imitative setting of the 'Amen' material in its original and inverted forms. The entire movement, somewhat rewritten, was used in the Chapel Royal Anthem HWV250b and from there was borrowed to form the final chorus of Belshazzar.
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n. An alternative to the crass commercialization of Christmas, typically celebrated on December 23. It involves The Airing of Grievances (telling your family and friends all the ways they have disappointed you during the year) and does not end until the Feats of Strength (pinning the head of the family) are accomplished. A plain, metal pole is used in lieu of a Christmas tree, because decorations (such as tinsel) is distracting from the true meaning of the holiday.
A Festivus for the rest of us! -George Costanza
viết bởi Gibson 22 Tháng mười hai, 2003
Festivus is a holiday created by Mr. Castanza after he failed to buy a doll for his beloved son George. This holiday celebrates the things that grieved you for the past solar cycle (1 year). It is celebrated annually on December 23rd by the Castanza household and Seinfeld super-fans. The abscence of a tree is replaced by an aluminum pole. A festivus ritual is two people wrestling each other remorselessly and the head of the family is to be pinned. The holiday's motto is a festivus for the rest of us. For a period of over 20 years, Festivus was suspended from celebration only to be reencarnated by Cosmo Cramer in 1998.
Another Festivus miracle!
viết bởi A Hizzler 13 Tháng mười một, 2004
A healthy alternative to Christmas or Chaunaka. Intstead of feeling an overwhelming compulsion to run up credit card debt by purchasing things for people that they will probably not need and regift to someone else next year, you get a microphone stand around which whores can dance. Everyone "airs their grievances" by writing a problem on a piece of paper and putting it into a box (without the person's name). Then people take turns reading them and the others offer solutions or crack on that person. After the anger and embarassment build (which is magnified by massive amounts of alcohol), it is time for "Feats of Strength". These can consist of anything from arm wrestling to tackle football in the backyard to chicken fighting. Unlike Christmas, people are actually real and end up feeling emotionally healed!
Sorry friends and family, I won't be making it to your Christmas parties this year. You should dump them to and come to my first annual "Festivus For the Rest of Us" jam.
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Proposed nondenominational alternative to Christman and Hanukkah.
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a night of male bonding where everyone chills and gets wasted and pukes all over the house
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a jewish holiday just to have fun in school no relation to the festivus from seinfeld
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viết bởi superhappyfuntime10101010 27 Tháng hai, 2009
when one gathers with a friend and two other friends from ones beach house to smoke lots of marijuana, reminisce, then go to a light show
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My Favorite Fall Hair Trend: Written in Center Justification for No Reason
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What a sweet photo! It's gorgeous. Plus I think your hair looks great. I think curling is kind of out-dated and unnecessary, but maybe that's just my own wishful thinking and justification of the fact that I never ever do anything to my hair except smush in a little bit of bumble and bumble texture (like you, I'm not exactly sure what it does, but it looks much better with it in, dirty and messy in a good way). I say keep it up!ReplyDelete
I think it looks gorgeous! It's not colourless at all in the family photo, the tips are honey-kissed. Beauty.ReplyDelete
Your hair looks great! I recently started doing the same thing. I used to ALWAYS brush my hair, then blow dry it, then brush it again after a shower. My hair is very long though and recently when I went to get my hair cut I had a lot of split ends so I decided to lay off the blow dryer and just let it air dry. It's usually wavy and sometimes I hate it but I think it's a lot healthier. When it starts getting cold out though I don't know if I'll be able to walk around with wet hair for hours waiting for it to dry!ReplyDelete
Such wonderful photo! Nice to see the whole family together! I love the the shot doesn't look overly stiff and posed like so many family photos do.ReplyDelete
Hi Sharon! It was great to meet you at Alt Summit last week. I was inspired by our chat and will definitely be trying the air dry route more often these days. I don't even want to think about how much time I've wasted blow drying and curling over the years. Sounds pretty liberating to give it a rest. PS...cute family pic!ReplyDelete
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It looks beautiful! I am happy I read this today because I have the same hair and I have gotten so many compliments. So long to the hours of curling my hair and trying to make it not friz! All I need is a morning shower and a bobby-pin!ReplyDelete
your hair looks beautiful! people should do whatever makes them feel pretty, but i tend to think that obvious curling or straightening looks outdated and fussy. more power!ReplyDelete
You look beautiful. I do that with my hair everyday. I didn't know I was being so fashion forward.ReplyDelete
"I don't know what it does but it smells amazing" - that is how I pick products too :) And your hair looks great btw.ReplyDelete
So glad to hear I am fashion-forward for once! I do my hair maybe 3 times a year. Your hair looks gorgeous. You look great in both pictures!!ReplyDelete
We're super lucky this is the style of the day. I'm going to keep coloring, but I love crossing my fingers and hoping my BIG waves air-dry nicely. :)ReplyDelete
lOVE! I enjoy Keratase products for this reason :) Can't wait until my hair is your length. xxReplyDelete
I think you look just lovely and that photo is just complete JOY!ReplyDelete
You look gorgeous in that photo! I love your hair! And what a beautiful family you have :)ReplyDelete
It looks really really great on you! I am seriously thinking about trying to let my hair airdry today! WOW!ReplyDelete
love this shot of you guys, sharon! hair and all. :)ReplyDelete
Love this! I often air-dry my hair to prevent damage (and because I'm lazy). My problem is that I always get the urge to pull my hair up and not let it dry while down - anyone else have this problem?ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes--totally. Same thing happens to me. I usually just cheat and blow dry it a little to speed things along.Delete
Really cute family portrait!ReplyDelete
I don't 'do' my hair either, and now that it's actually long (kept it short for many years), I've found that there's a nice natural wave, like with your hair :)
Wow, lota of blondes in the family, all with just pretty hair. I try to go air dry as much as possible but I'll add product to keep the hair shiny and shaped, it's called BY (Be Yourself) by framesi.ReplyDelete
I've been into natural hair texture lately too! I still blow dry my roots, I haven't come far enough to love the limp (and my hair is liiiiiiimp without some product in the roots) but I just twist and scrunch the ends and head out the door. a bit frizzy, but I love it. feels summery :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh my--you're totally right. It does feel summery. Now im worried because summer is almost over!!!! How do i justify this style in winter? ;)Delete
huge fan of the natural look! very fashion foward i'd say!ReplyDelete
I started doing the same last year- air drying to get that messy, wavy/curly look. But I cheat- I have to dry the top and use a flat iron to kinda lift it off my head or I would look like a pyramid- and straighten the front because I have tighter curls framing my face that just are annoying and unruly. I use a anti-frizz mousse from Paul Mitchell when its wet, and Bedhead After Party when its almost dry, and then Rusk Deepshine Lustre to further tame the frizz and add some shine. And a little hairspray to keep the lift and the front off my face. Sometimes I use this powder dry shampoo stuff on my scalp on the top back of my head and tease it for more lift. Its all better than straightening it with a blowdryer and flat iron every morning when its hot in my bathroom and I am not wanting to wake up earlier to get ready for work. I also color my hair because I like mine a bit darker and less red than my natural color. Oh, and to color the few grays that are creeping in.....ssshh ;)ReplyDelete
Oh, and your hair looks great like that :) I know it takes a minute to get used to not doing stuff to your hair...ReplyDelete
i have always just found myself too lazy to do my hair, like ever, but if you call it trendy, ok by me!ReplyDelete
Beautiful photo--and your hair looks pretty.ReplyDelete
Have you tried sock buns? Or bun donuts? If you put your hair in a high ponytail and then put the donut around the end and start rolling it down, it ends up curling it in big bouncy curls. Often I'll put my hair up in that when it's still very slightly damp and wear it in a bun one day, and then the next I'll take the bun out and spray some dry shampoo in it and have loose curls with no heat. Not drying/curling it is SO much nicer to your hair--all that heat fries it!
Ha, who knew this was trendy? I've always air dried, and since I've been using leave in (Perfect 10 keratin leave in spray), it doesn't frizz aaaaand dries relatively straight.ReplyDelete
I was never one to "do" my hair (don't even own a hair brush), but after having a kid even minimal blow-drying went out the window. My favorite product is Glossy Modeling Putty for Wizards No. 4 by Davines. It's not cheap but the tube lasts forever and I basically get my hair cut twice a year so it's my one hair splurge. I find that if I let my hair dry and then scrunch in some of the putty my hair has a loose wave and it gets rid of the frizzies. I love your new natural look!ReplyDelete
Can I be honest? From the beautiful photo of your family to your hair confession, my favorite part of this post just might be "written in center justification for no reason". =)ReplyDeleteReplies
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Thank you thank you thank you - I am now officially hip, cool and groovy! My hair has not met up with a hair dryer for an age - I do manage to introduce it to a comb every now and then - but i do love the bounce and energy that comes its way when I let it go wild and just finger comb it when wet!ReplyDelete
I love your hair! In the summer I love going to be with wet hair and in the morning I wake up with soft natural wave curls. I think your family photo is beautiful, it looks natural and real and I didn't think twice about your hair!ReplyDelete
I like that you don't know what the purpose of your hair care product is either. You've chosen it based on smell. This? Well, this says you're my people.ReplyDelete
You look beautiful! We are so critical about ourselves, it's hard to look past our own expectations. It inspired me to not do a thing this morning (although all I usually do is brush it...).ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh man....yes! I agree! thank you so much for reminding me of this Elizabeth!Delete
You're beautiful - I'm a huge proponent of the "do-nothing" do...and you pull it off amazingly.ReplyDelete
I love this post! You look effortlessly beautiful. I favour that kind, I do as little as I can. I have also started to not blow dry my hair, I just really can't be bothered to spend 10 minutes doing it, especially in the summer heat. I do brush mine, but if I didn't have to, I wouldn't either ;-) xReplyDelete
I LOVE your blog!! I love your hair too. I think the photo at the end is stunning! I have stick strait hair, so when I let it air dry it looks the same as if I blow dry it.ReplyDelete
This post kind of changed my life.ReplyDelete
I experienced Hair-Liberation.
I love it!! I've been going brush-and-blowdryer-less too, lately, but only on the weekends and haven't had to courage to do it for the workweek. This is giving me the boost I need to liberate myself lol (it's great being a girl, isnt it? :) )ReplyDelete
I think brushing your hair (and washing it) is just part of good grooming. I just think, "What would my grandmother do?" (a very stylish lady). Although she didn't go overboard on makeup or hair, she always looked very pulled-together. I think this trend looks sloppy. Just my take.ReplyDelete
I think brushing your hair (and washing it) is just part of good grooming. I just think, "What would my grandmother do?" (a very stylish lady). Although she didn't go overboard on makeup or hair, she always looked very pulled-together. I think this trend looks sloppy. Just my take.ReplyDeleteReplies
I actually love this comment. So sweet. I hope my granddaughter looks at me with such admiration someday! My husband's grandma can barely walk around the house, but every week she gets her hair done at the salon! It makes her so happy!Delete
I'm glad, I didn't mean it to be critical of you. :) I think people should do what they would like, and that trends change. It's a different era...I don't know whether to hold onto the past or embrace the future.Delete
I think the hair looks great, but if you wanted to keep the low maintenance (and with three kids who wouldn't?), try a hair serum. Works wonders with out trying.ReplyDelete
living in hawaii for the last 10 years really has ruined me when it comes to hair. 1st, i never trusted anyone at the 'haircut store' to cut it so i would just let it go. and voila now i have hair down to my bum. 2nd, it is way to stinking hot to take the time to blow dry, or if i did actually do my hair it would just go flat within an hour anyway. so most often i did the 'do nothing' do. my friends decided to call it mermaid hair. kinda frizzy, kinda wet, kinda dry, kinda curly, kinda awesome.ReplyDelete
now that i am living on the east coast i think i will have to change that especially with winter coming up. i didn't have to fear getting hypothermia from wet hair before now.
- JeannineSeptember 5, 2012 at 1:39 PM
This is the sweetest family photo I've seen in a long time. Not too "posey", just lots of love.ReplyDelete
I've stopped doing my hair also. I think I'll start using the fashion forward excuse too. haha. I love your family photo. I wish I had a cool family photo. I just have cheesy posey ones from studios.ReplyDelete
Love this! Messy hair is the best. Amazing family photo, it's so hard to get kids to sit still, this perfectly captures the energy and feeling of a loving family. Also - thanks for the link! xoReplyDelete
You want to know what I did? I stop combing and dyeing my hair! It was VERY difficult in the beginning and I'm only 42 with masses of grey hair.The funny thing is people actually come to me telling me all sorts of compliments! Have a good week!ReplyDelete
Hooray! I JUST found your blog via "cup of Jo" who i somehow JUST FOUND too. Clearly, i've been living under a rock!ReplyDelete
Aww i LOVE this post! It makes me feel so much better! I [barely] do my hair either. Everyone in NY looks so groomed, at least i'm not the only one, NOT. :) :)
I love your family photo, so much life and love. It's so glorious. :)
Smiles and Blessings to you,
Jenipher :)
- AnonymousDecember 17, 2012 at 11:18 PM
Good for you. I also don't do much for my hair. I put creme conditioner in it and some spray gel, scruch and hope for the best. I am accepting that I have frizzy coarse waves and curls. I've always had a bit of messy hair and don't want to fight it anymore. It is easier to just accept and enjoy that I have a full head of hair still. You look so st, real and naturally beautiful.ReplyDelete


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To my knowledge glyphing of unglyphing it changes the affect your raid receives.
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Yes, the buff respects the glyph. So far, I have the feeling that having it unglyphed is probably of more use to the raid, going on the theory that extra hp will help someone survive a raid wide burst of damage more often than the extra healing will help someone recover - but that's probably a decision for your raid group to make in concert with the rest of your raid cooldowns.
Both are extremely useful. The plus healing actually shines in fights with consistent high raid damage pulses such as late madness, supernova during spine... ect. I think it benefits 25 man more though because of all the people that need healing.
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To decide to glyph or not depends on the fight and even more on your healers and when you pop it. H Yor for example during purple, my healers know i will pop it when people start to dip, so they'll wait for it to come up before healing people up so they reduce their over healing. Granted over healing normally isn't that big of a deal but it matters when you can only heal someone so many times in a given time frame and any over healing is increasing the chance for a wipe to happen.
I have it glyphed for all fights to give me 40% extra healing and the raid 20% extra healing.
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These are just fantastic! I love galvanized anything. I have chickens with a new galvanized feeder, but I'll be on the lookout for old ones!
I'd love it if you linked this to my new linky party, "What We've Accomplished Wednesdays."
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Oh you are a kindred spirit, Betsy...I LOVE everything about these projects! Now I'm kicking myself for walking by a firkin last week!
Your stenciling is flawless and looks like it's been there all along.
Poultry fount! I too have been calling these 'chicken waterers' so now I can use the proper term and act like I know what I'm talking about.
Ditto for 'firkin'. ;-)
The graphics make them unique. And they are perfect for Spring!
These are so pretty!
Hi Betsy,
The stenciling is REALLY nice. I love how big you made the numbers. You are really gutsy when it comes to altering old things. I hesitate, thinking, oh I should just leave it in its original state. But when you add your 'new' (that look like they've always been there) touches, it just makes them so special and unique. The cool font on the chicken thingees is the bomb!
Quick and easy adds so much here. The stencils, and the labels are a great addition. I have a passion for all things galvanized too.
so cute!! Yes, the chicken waterer is pretty rusty now....I had succulents in it last year, and it gave the base lots of "patina"! ha ha! love what you did with these. Thanks for your visit and sweet comments!!!
Love the way you've personalized those galvanized chicken feeders. I think that's something I could maybe do on my French enamal-ware. Thanks for sharing great ideas.
Fabulous Becky!!!! LOVE them!!! Xo
Not only do they look great, they can be used for so many things.
Love that chicken feeder. I think I would plant hen and chicks in it.
LOVE the stenciled poultry founts! wow..what finds and what a sweet transformation! the font is divine. well done! ;0
Oh Betsy I LOVE them all!!
Love the painted numbers and graphics from the Graphic Fairy. They all look great! I have an old galvanized coal bucket. I think the numbers would look good on it. I should do something with it!! It's been in the garage!! Story of my life! I wish I had your energy and motivation!
The stencils sure give them character!
Nice! I'm so out of the loop, had to look up what a silhouette cameo was. Looks like a cool tool and you've obviously put it to good use here!
Seriously, Betsy, I want every one of these buckets!! I love what you did to them!!
I love what you did with those buckets. They turned out great!
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The graphics contributed in intensifying that vintage look. Your pieces could even make it as center pieces to a French inspired or Old English party :)
I agree I love anything galvanized, I have a weakness for watering cans. I like how you stenciled the th buckets. I'm a new follower, would love for you to stop by and visit. Have a great week, Laura
I am drawn to anything galvanized! I love the stenciled buckets.
I don't think I have ever found a bucket in all my years of junkin...And you find them all the time..I must not be looking! They are so cute, I have my eyes open now!
Betsy these are gorgeous ... got me itching to try some myself. You're quite an inspiration!
Love what you did with every one of these!
Hi Betsy, J'Adore!!! What else would a girl want to do with these fab. containers! You made them a work of art adding the stencils and ephemera! xo Pam
Another wonderful idea.
How do you get your stencils so perfect?
Hi Betsy...loving your little firkin, looks so pretty! Glad I could help!
Have a great day!
That wood painted bucket with the label has such a soft and sweet look to it, but I love the galvanized metal too. You can make anything dramatically decorative. Nicely done as always!
I have a collection of firkins throughout my house. I got brave and painted three of them for my guest bedroom in varying shades of gray for an ombre effect. I may just have to slap a label on one or two of them for that beautiful "Frenchy" look. I don't have much galvanized in my house, but I love the look. What a great idea to add a number!
I love what you did with the poultry
piece! Very Cool! as is all your other work!!!!
I have got to find some old buckets!! I get so envious every time you show one. I just love them grouped together with the plants. And I love the difference that stencil makes on that chicken waterer.
I have not been junkin' in ages ugh!!! You are making me miss it so much!!! Beautiful buckets~you won't have any trouble selling those, they will fly out the door{is there a door to your booth:):)
Love the galvanized pails and I'm a huge hydrangea fan...just made a post for tonight with some!...come over and visit...Mariaelena
So impressed with your buckets! Really love what you've done with them. Great pictures~thanks for sharing. I found you through Green Willow Pond. Very glad I did!
I am a galvanized gal myself - I cannot seem to resist it. It looks so great in the garden or in the house. Love, love the buckets and the waterer.
These look great! Good job! I'm your newest follower ;)
Jamie ~ Better With Age
Wow, those are too cool! Now you've got me adding another item to my mental check list the next time I am out thrifting...
You are such an enabler ;)
Hello Miss B~ Wow...you found some amazing tins! I'm sooo jealous. Truly. What I wouldn't give to stubble on something so fab!
I'm off to backtrack and catch up! :)
Hope you are well.
Love, Rebecca
looks great for sure, makes me want to get my old galvanized buckets out and do them
I love your cans and buckets. Beautiful!
I'm with you on the galvanized cans...wish I could find more! Love the way you repurposed the chicken waterer!!!
These are all sooooo very charming! Thank you for sharing at my party.
I wish I could get confident at working with paint and stencils!
love your buckets!! great letter style too.
Oh I'm drooling!!!! I collect galvanized items <3 them. Beautiful entry~new follower
Betsy, those are adorable and they look very cute mixed with that hydrangea.
I am in love with all your buckets and the numbers. I see a project coming on.


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The Philadelphia Eagles interviewed Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly for the team's coaching vacancy on Tuesday, a NFL league source confirms to WNDU.
Kelly was the third college coach Philadelphia interviewed since firing Andy Reid on Dec. 31.
According to an ESPN article written by NFL reporter Chris Mortensen, there was mutual interest after the interview. Kelly has since been unavailable for comment, as he vacations outside the country.
Penn State's Bill O'Brien and Oregon's Chip Kelly interviewed with the Eagles last week, but chose to stay at their schools.
The Eagles have interviewed six candidates and plan to meet with four others.
Rumors of NFL opportunities first began to float in the days leading-up to the BCS National Championship Game. In response, Kelly said the "NFL wasn't an option."
Perhaps now it is.
In three seasons at Notre Dame, Kelly has re-built the program--leading the Irish to an undefeated regular season and a trip to the BCS National Championship game, which Notre Dame lost 42-14 to Alabama on Monday.
"I think Brian has the same feeling in his stomach that I have in mine--we want to finish this," Notre Dame Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick said moments after Monday night's loss and just a night before Kelly interviewed with the Eagles. "That's the biggest motivation--to not just get this program back to elite status--but to get another national championship."
I asked Swarbrick if Kelly has said he wants to come back or if those conversations have even occurred.
"We haven't had that conversation--not when we're preparing for a national championship," Swarbrick responded at the time.
So when will that conversation occur?
"We always sit down at the end of the season--when it ends--and discuss every aspect of the program," Swarbrick said. "There's no rush on that. He's gotta do some recruiting. I have some BCS things. Next time we're both on campus--we'll have that conversation."
There may be more of a rush now.


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The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug (2013)
The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug Release Date
December 13, 2013
The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug Synopsis
The second in a trilogy of films adapting the enduringly popular masterpiece The Hobbit, by J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug continues the adventure of the title character Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) as he journeys with the Wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellan) and thirteen Dwarves, led by Thorin Oakenshield (Richard Armitage) on an epic quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor.
The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug Credits
Starring: Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage, Cate Blanchett, Orlando Bloom, Christopher Lee, Hugo Weaving, Evangeline Lilly, John Bell, Jed Brophy, Adam Brown, John Callen, Benedict Cumberbatch, Luke Evans, Stephen Fry, Ryan Gage, Mark Hadlow, Peter Hambleton, Stephen Hunter, William Kircher, Sylvester McCoy, Graham McTavish, Michael Mizrahi, James Nesbitt, Dean O'Gorman, Lee Pace, Mikael Persbrandt, Ken Stott, and Aidan Turner
Written by: Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, and Peter Jackson
Directed by: Peter Jackson
Produced by: Carolynne Cunningham, Zane Weiner, Fran Walsh, and Peter Jackson
MPAA Rating: [ PG-13 ]
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures / MGM / New Line Cinema
Release Date: December 13, 2013
External Info: The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug Official Website
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This Hobbit Music Video Is The Perfect Ending To The Trilogy
Next month, a 13-year-long cinematic journey will be coming to an end. Following in the footsteps of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, the Hobbit films will soon be concluding with an epic finale, and we have high hopes for a satisfying end that will provide an emotional conclusion for the big screen version of Peter Jackson's Middle-earth. Certainly an auspicious sign that it will succeed is this brand new music video for Billy Boyd's "The Last Goodbye."
by Eric Eisenberg November 23, 2014 comments
The Hobbit's Final Battle Will Be Way More Insane Than We Thought
When Peter Jackson and the folks at Warner Bros. announced that The Hobbit would be split up into three movies instead of the announced two, many fans were outraged. But rather than just being a simple cash grab, it turns out that what is actually planned for the new trilogy's finale, The Battle of the Five Armies, is the most epic big screen Middle-earth war we've seen yet.
by Eric EIsenberg October 26, 2014 comments
Elijah Wood Returns To The Shire For One Last, Epic Hobbit Adventure
Elijah Wood is back to celebrate The Hobbit: The Battle Of Five Armies, and this is how he's done it! Put your seat and tray table in its upright position, and proceed to watch this video safely.
by Mike Reyes October 23, 2014 comments
The Hobbit Trilogy Cost An Insane Amount Of Money To Film, Find Out How Much
The Hobbit film series is poised to be one of the highest grossing franchises of all time. And it better be considering how much Warner Bros has shelled out to make the trilogy: three times the cost of making Lord of the Rings.
by Kristy Puchko October 22, 2014 comments
This Beloved Lord Of The Rings Actor Will Be In The Hobbit 3
Just when you thought The Hobbit couldn't fit any more cast members from The Lord Of The Rings, one more has jumped aboard for one last song.
by Mike Reyes October 21, 2014 comments
Watch Sir Ian McKellen Go Full Gandalf To Inspire These Kids As They Prepare For Exams
The legendary actor was present on the schools campus to celebrate the tremendous work the Equalities Team [has] been doing for more than a year now in promoting human rights, opposing bullying and in particular challenging homophobic language and behaviour in school, according to the Chew Valley Web site.
by Sean O'Connell October 21, 2014 comments
Watch This Guy Terrorize His Poor Girlfriend With Lord Of The Rings Quotes
Theres no update on the ebaums page, so we dont know for sure whether the dating couple in the Lord of the Rings video stayed together, or even got married. If they did, I hope this guy updated his material.
by Sean O'Connell October 8, 2014 comments
Meet The Dying Man Whose Last Wish Is To See The Hobbit 3 With His Family
A Midwestern family have created a heart-wrenching video for their terminally ill father that will hopefully result in them all watching The Hobbit: The Battle Of The Five Armies before he dies. They dont believe he will live to see it in the cinema, so they are hoping that they can get the attention of Peter Jackson and Warner Bros., who will then allow them to watch it together, which is something they have done for the past Hobbit films.
by Gregory Wakeman October 8, 2014 comments
The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug Extended Edition Clip Has Bilbo Crossing A Dangerous Swamp
The scene shows Bilbo being used as a guinea pig for the group's safe passage, only for the dwarves to fall prey to the cursed waters of the darkened forest. Fans will remember that similar waters plagued the journey of Frodo, Sam, and Gollum through the Dead Marshes in The Two Towers.
by Mike Reyes August 7, 2014 comments
The Hobbit: The Battle Of The Five Armies Trailer Teases The Start Of An Epic War
Death and destruction are coming to cinemas this December. When we last left Middle-earth in The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, the titular dragon had been wounded by Bilbo and the band of dwarfs, but was still on its way to Lake Town - which he planned to burn to the ground. As a result, we can expect that things in The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies are going to start off on a very dark note, and that's very much reflected in this new trailer.
by Eric Eisenberg July 28, 2014 comments
Stephen Colbert Just Showed Up At Comic-Con Dressed Like This
Now thats a handsome, nerdy devil having the time of his life. Humorously, looking around Hall H, there seems to be quite a few handsome nerdy devils having the time of their lives here too, as Stephen Colbert is absolutely killing it on the microphone, while simultaneously dropping the nerd knowledge hammer. Even Tolkien himself would have loved it.
by Mack Rawden July 26, 2014 comments
The Hobbit: The Battle Of Five Armies Shows Off Gandalf, Bard And Smaug In New Images
This winter will see the final installment of The Hobbit film series released in theaters with The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies. But with Comic-Con hitting this week, Peter Jackson is eager to start sharing some images from the highly-anticipated completion to his latest trilogy.
by Kristy Puchko July 23, 2014 comments
San Diego Comic-Con Fills Its Weekend Schedule With Marvel Studios, The Hobbit, And More
The Cinema Blend offices have been buzzing these past few days as we all get ready for one of the biggest events of the year in our industry: San Diego Comic-Con. The massive geek-fest will be kicking off on July 23rd, and just like every year we will once again have a team on the ground (including myself) covering the expo.
by Eric Eisenberg July 13, 2014 comments
Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End Was The Most Expensive Film Of All-Time
At $341.8 million before prints and advertising, it just barely laps the $339.5 million used by 1963's Cleopatra (which, before inflation, cost a then-preposterous $44 million). Not only does At World's End come in with that obscene total, but Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest rings in at $263.7 million.
by Gabe Toro June 22, 2014 comments
The Third Hobbit Movie Is Now Called The Battle Of The Five Armies
So rest in peace There And Back Again, and long live The Battle Of The Five Armies. It feels as if Jackson is being diplomatic in taking partial credit for the change. While The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey was a billion dollar hit for Warner Bros., The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug only grossed $953 million, and was the first film in this series to gross less than $300 million domestically.
by Gabe Toro April 24, 2014 comments
The Hobbit: There And Back Again May Be Getting A New Title
While Into The Fire may seem like a totally generic subtitle, the name could be borrowed from the sixth chapter of Tolkien's book, which is called "Out of the Frying Pan, Into The Fire" and tells the part of the story when Bilbo and the Dwarves has just escaped from the Goblin caves and start getting hunted by a pack of Wargs.
by Eric Eisenberg April 16, 2014 comments
This Week In Home Entertainment: The Hobbit, Grudge Match And More
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug is the second of a planned trilogy of movies based on J.R.R. Tolkiens The Hobbit. Despite the fact it only covers a few chapters from the famous novel, the movie offers plenty of action and a striking ending that makes it a vast improvement over the first segment.
by Jessica Rawden April 8, 2014 comments
The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug Will Adventure On To Blu-ray In April
One of those sets is headed into homes this spring, when Warner Bros. Home Entertainment unleashes The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug onto Blu-ray 3D Combo Pack, Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD and Digital HD. All of those excellent options for buyers will be available starting on April 8.
by Jessica Rawden February 19, 2014 comments
3D Society Nominates Gravity, The Great Gatsby And The Hobbit For Honors
While this wide range of awards leaves the opportunity for many films and 3D technicians to garner a bit of acclaim, the big names this year are the Creative Awards' contenders for Best Live-Action 3D Feature: Gravity, The Great Gatsby, The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug, Oz the Great and Powerful, and Star Trek Into Darkness.
by Kristy Puchko January 21, 2014 comments
Watch How The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug Should Have Ended
In their latest installment, these move-loving animators have created their spin on how The Desolation of Smaug should have ended. They mock that tacked on Tauriel/Killi love plot. They give the wizard Radagast the grooming tip he so desperately demanded, and cameos to wide array of movie and TV dragons, from How to Train Your Dragon, Game of Thrones and the oft-forgotten Sean Connery vehicle DragonHeart.
by Kristy Puchko January 17, 2014 comments
The Hobbit, Django Unchained Among Most Torrented Movies Of 2013
Torrents. They are a mystery, one that allowed approximately 8.4 million viewers to watch The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey this year for free.
by Gabe Toro December 31, 2013 comments
Stephen Colbert's Hobbit 2 Cameo Revealed
In a running time of 161 minutes, this brief moment is easy to miss. After all, it's dark. Colbert is missing his signature glasses. His face is covered by an eye-patch, and hood, and disfigured with a goofy expression. Nonetheless, some of you spotted him!
by Kristy Puchko December 30, 2013 comments
Watch Musicians Record The Majestic Score For The Hobbit: Desolation Of Smaug
Jackson says in the notes of his production diary that he looks forward to continuing the journey with fans next year. We expect that he will continue to blog the trip through post-production as he concludes this Hobbit endeavor with There and Back Again.
by Sean O'Connell December 20, 2013 comments
Now Streaming: Netflix Instant Alternatives To The Hobbit 2, Anchorman 2 And A Madea Christmas
Looking to The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues and A Madea Christmas for inspiration, we've pulled together a selection of fantasy adventures, showbiz comedies and Christmas movies!
by Kristy Puchko December 20, 2013 comments
Peter Jackson Shouldn't Return To Middle-Earth, Even If He Could
Should The Silmarillion ever make it to the big screen, it deserves another director with a passion for the work and an understanding of limitations. The Tolkien universe is filled with enough imagination that a less thoughtful director would still have more than enough to work with, while Jackson needs to put his valiant efforts into projects that would fall apart in anyone elses hands.
by Nick Venable December 18, 2013 comments
Here's Why Peter Jackson Can't Make More Tolkien Adaptations (Even If He Wanted To)
The Tolkien estate and Warner Bros. have been fighting for so long now that its hard to imagine that they could reconcile their differences to allow future Middle-earth movies. Until then, well just have to enjoy the ones weve gotten.
by Eric Eisenberg December 18, 2013 comments
Peter Jackson Explains Where The Hobbit Would Have Been Split As Two Movies
The second installment of Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy, The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug has just rolled into theaters, and with it the battle over whether or not the story should have been split into three films continues to wage.
by Kristy Puchko December 16, 2013 comments
Mean Girls Meets The Hobbit In Mean Elves Cartoon
Of course some clever animator has already re-imagined the story of Bilbo and his confrontation with these gorgeous creatures as a remake of Mean Girls.
by Kristy Puchko December 13, 2013 comments
8 Things You Need To Know Before Seeing The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug
Peter Jacksons second Hobbit film, The Desolation of Smaug will be hitting theaters this weekend, and just in case some of you have never seen any of the previous movies or just dont have time for a full franchise rewatch, Ive written up a guide to assist you in integrating with the universe.
by Eric Eisenberg December 12, 2013 comments
Harvey Weinstein And Warner Bros Are Going To War Over Hobbit Profits
The Weinsteins dont mess around when it comes to Oscars season. Apparently, they dont mess around when it comes to their bottom line either. The brothers filed a lawsuit against Warner Bros/ New Line Cinema today, demanding a share of the profits from the next two installments of The Hobbit.
by Mack Rawden December 11, 2013 comments
The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug Is Killing It In Ticket Pre-Sales
The second installation of Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy, The Desolation of Smaug is coming to theaters this Friday. And you'd have to have spent the past twelve years under a rock--ignoring all the hub bub of the three The Lord of the Rings movies--not to know it's going to be big. Really, the question is just how big.
by Kristy Puchko December 11, 2013 comments
To 3D Or Not To 3D: Buy The Right Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug Ticket
Here we evaluate a film's use of 3D through seven categories, considering the full scope of the 3D viewing experience. In this way, we offer you a consumer's guide for your movie-going. Plus, through our readers poll we present you the chance to give us feedback on how you plan to see The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.
by Kristy Puchko December 10, 2013 comments
Legolas, Tauriel And Bilbo Bound Through Four New Hobbit Clips
Could we possibly be talking about Smaug with the passion and enthusiasm we brought to conversations about Andy Serkis as Gollum back in the LORT days? Jackson achieved movie magic back with Gollum in the Rings movies, and Im genuinely curious to see if he can do it again.
by Sean O'Connell December 5, 2013 comments
Watch Peter Jackson Host A Hobbit Hangout On Google+
The Hobbit director Peter Jackson, along with co-stars Richard Armitage and Evangeline Lilly, will participate in a live chat via Google Hangout today (Wednesday), Dec. 4, at 10:15 a.m. PST / 1:15 p.m. EST. Thats very soon!
by Sean O'Connell December 4, 2013 comments
December Movie Preview: From Middle Earth To Wall Street
The holiday season is officially upon us, observed less through Christmas decorations and cold weather and more by the onslaught of Oscar fare hitting theaters this month. December is always a truly great time for both quality dramas and big bombastic comedies, and this year wont be bucking that trend.
by Nick Venable December 3, 2013 comments
J.R.R. Tolkien To Get Finding Neverland Treatment With Biopic
Fox Searchlight and Chernin Entertainment are teaming up to create Tolkien, a drama that will reveal the life story of the author behind The Lord of the Rings.
by Kristy Puchko November 22, 2013 comments
Hobbit Air New Zealand Ads Remind Us Middle-earth Is A Short Flight Away
According to a release, Hobbit fans have a chance to win a trip to the films premiere with The Desolation of Smaug co-stars Evangeline Lilly, Martin Freeman and Jackson. Viewers can enter for a chance to win one of four trips to either Middle-earth (New Zealand) or to the premiere in Los Angeles.
by Sean O'Connell November 19, 2013 comments
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Banners Have Weapons Galore
Sir Ian McKellen is front and center as Gandalf the Grey in this banner, sharing the spotlight with no one else. But what is that dark castle that looms in the distance?
by Kristy Puchko November 19, 2013 comments
The Hobbit: The Desolation Shows Off Wizards, Elves And More In New Stills
With The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug's release date slowly creeping up, we've begun to see more and more from the film, be it in the form of new posters, a new behind-the-scenes featurette or a new little teaser. Today we get a preview of another variety.
by Eric Eisenberg November 12, 2013 comments
The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug Unveils 20 Minutes Of New Footage
The video above features a brand new, three minute sneak peek at The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. Today was a big day for the movie, as Warner Bros., MGM and New Line hosted The Hobbit Global Fan Celebration, an event taking place in multiple cities worldwide that had audiences flocking to their local movie theater to ask director Peter Jackson and the film's stars their biggest questions about the second film in the trilogy.
by Eric Eisenberg November 4, 2013 comments
Behold 7 New Posters For The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
Up top we have the titular Hobbit, a brave little bloke and burglar named Bilbo Baggins. In The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Bilbo was an old man (played by Ian Holm) whose past adventures had yielded him the precious ring he gives to Frodo to kick off that adventure. But in this prequel trilogy, Bilbo is a fresh-faced young Hobbit (played by Martin Freeman).
by Kristy Puchko November 4, 2013 comments
The Hobbit Global Fan Celebration Event To Be Held In Early November
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug has unveiled two trailers so far on its way to its December release date, but the good news for fans won't have to wait that long for a nice long extended look at the film. Warner Bros., New Line Cinema and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures announced today that on Monday, November 4, at 5:00 pm EST a special global fan celebration will be held and simulcast around the world.
by Eric Eisenberg October 25, 2013 comments
Evangeline Lily Introduces The World To Tauriel On The Set Of The Hobbit
When a small group of other film journalists and myself traveled to New Zealand last year to visit the set of The Hobbit we had the wonderful chance to sit down Lilly for an extended interview to talk about Tauriel, the new Woodland Elf warrior character being introduced to Tolkiens world.
Orlando Bloom Talks About His Return To Middle-Earth On The Set Of The Hobbit
As a member of The Fellowship of the Ring, Orlando Blooms Legolas was one of the most important characters in Peter Jacksons Lord of the Rings trilogy. The great Elf warrior from J.R.R. Tolkiens novels truly came to life and gave the series some of its best moments, armed with some sweet archery skills and an unlikely friendship John Rhys-Daviess Gimli.
Dwarves, Elves And A Raging River: More From The Set Of Peter Jackson's The Hobbit
It was around this time last year that I got to tell you all about my trip down to Wellington, New Zealand to visit the set of Peter Jacksons The Hobbit. I wrote about watching the director at work putting together the pieces of the massive production; the incredible work going on in the makeup, costume and visual effects departments; how to tell the films surprising number of dwarves apart; and what it was like to talk to Gandalf himself. And yet that still wasnt the whole story.
X-Men: Days Of Future Past To Screen In 48 Frames-Per-Second?
Peter Jackson isnt the only director willing to experiment with the controversial 48 frames-per-second presentation. Trusting two sources, AICN is going on record to report that X-Men director Bryan Singer also will release his sequel, Days of Future Past in the realistic-looking format when it reaches theaters next summer.
by Sean O'Connell October 14, 2013 comments
The Hobbit Trilogy Has Cost Over $500 Million So Far
Even Jacksons Lord of the Rings movies provide multiple ancillary avenues from which the studio can and will make more money. Lots of money. DVDs and Blu-rays, in particular, are profit-generating opportunities for Warners, especially when Jackson finally is able to unveil the full Middle-earth collection, and fans can own them as a complete set.
by Sean O'Connell October 4, 2013 comments
The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug Full Trailer Has Benedict Cumberbatch Breathe Fire
The first proper look at The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug is here, and there's a whole lot of new stuff to see, from the return of familiar faces (hey there, Legolas!) to new characters like Bard the Bowman to fireballs straight from a dragon's mouth.
by Katey Rich October 1, 2013 comments
New Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Banner Has Bilbo Ready To Kill Some Giant Spiders
Adapted by Jackson, Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug continues the adventure that began last December as Bilbo Baggins continues his journey with a band of thirteen Dwarves to recover a stolen treasure from an evil dragon (named Smaug).
by Eric Eisenberg September 30, 2013 comments
New Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug Image Has Bilbo And The Dwarves Fighting A Raging River
Adapted by Jackson, Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, the second part of the Hobbit trilogy finds Bilbo and the dwarves continuing their mission to return to the Lonely Mountain and reclaim the treasure that was stolen from the dwarves' by a giant red dragon named Smaug (Benedict Cumberbatch).
by Eric Eisenberg August 21, 2013 comments
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Janet Jackson, Wissam Al Mana are married
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Janet Jackson's a pro at keeping a secret.
According to a rep, the 46-year-old entertainer is married to Wissam Al Mana, and she has been for a while.
As "Entertainment Tonight" reports, their wedding happened months ago.
"Last year we were married in a quiet, private, and beautiful ceremony," the married pair said to "ET" in a statement regarding speculation that they were planning an "extravagant wedding."
"Our wedding gifts to one another were contributions to our respective favourite children's charities," they continued in their statement.
"We would appreciate that our privacy is respected and that we are allowed this time for celebration and joy."
Jackson's union with Al Mana marks her third; she was previously wed to James DeBarge and René Elizondo Jr.
Jackson secretly married Elizondo in 1991 and they split in 2000.
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