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Sunday, 16 November 2014
The other day I finally received this beautiful bracelet. Tom ordered it for me as a surprise wedding gift to wear on the day itself. Unfortunately we had a lot of issues in the process, so it didn't arrive on time, but the beauty of it more than makes up for that.
Engraved on the outside are the coordinates to the church we were married in, and on the inside holds our initials and the wedding date. I am completely obsessed with it!
I really love the idea of using coordinates to personalise things, for bridesmaid gifts (without knowing about Tom's surprise present for me!) I also had coordinate bracelets made up for them, each one to an individual place that's special between them and myself. Then on the morning of the wedding they unwrapped them and googled the coordinates to find out the locations I picked! To be honest, they mostly guessed before they managed to google! It was a really lovely moment.
Tom got my bracelet from Coordinates Collection a company based in LA. Although we had some troubles with our order, they were extremely kind and helpful in resolving the issues. And the bracelet itself is so stunning. Make sure you check them out!
I love spending Sunday afternoons at home with my lovely husband. Such a good way to get set up for the week ahead.
Saturday, 15 November 2014
I wrote about finding some bargains in H&M earlier in the week, here are some more! This amazing jumper was only £20 full price. However, I have been told it resembles a straight jacket...... doesn't make me love it any less though. Then these beautiful wide leg black trousers were an amazing £10 from the sale dregs! Nothing more satisfying than finding an amazing bargain.
Thursday, 13 November 2014
We went out for breakfast on Sunday morning with my parents who came up to visit. Sheffield is full of independent cafes, restaurants, boutiques etc. Which is one of the many reasons why I absolutely love it! Whenever my parents come to visit I like to take them to a new place every time. So this weekend we visited the newly re opened Fancie. The food and service was amazing, I loved it before, and definitely love it even more now. If you get the chance make sure you go down to Ecclesall Road to sample the food, coffee and cocktails!
Tuesday, 11 November 2014
Monday, 10 November 2014
Last night we had some fireworks and sparklers at Tom's parents house. It's an annual birthday celebration for his brother, Matt. Lots of hot dogs, soup, baked potatoes, cake and tea. I love fireworks a lot, they make me cry quite a lot as well.
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Local runners got a jumpstart into the new year on Saturday during the 4th annual Cooler in Pooler Resolution 5K & 15K race, sponsored by Georgia Heritage Federal Credit Union.
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Savannah was bursting with color during the city's inaugural Color Vibe 5K race on Hutchinson Island on Saturday morning.
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The pressure was on Michael Vance as he competed Saturday in his second Rock 'n' Roll Savannah Half Marathon.
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Here is a little fascinator witch hat that I made last night using the pattern at fabric.com here: http://www.fabric.com/creativity-headquarters-free-pattern-downloads-bad-witch-good-witch-hat-fascinator.aspx?Source=SubCategoryLink .
The vest was made last night too using Vogue 8777 here: http://voguepatterns.mccall.com/v8777-products-15157.php?page_id=262
The fabric for the vest was purchased at JoAnn's and kind of has a web effect look.
Pattern for hat: http://www.fabric.com/creativity-headquarters-free-pattern-downloads-bad-witch-good-witch-hat-fascinator.aspx?Source=SubCategoryLink
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Hehe, cute!
Nov 1, 2013, 04.45 PMby sew4my3
Thanks Ana! It was worn to work and got lots of laughs and attention. hehehe…
Oct 26, 2013, 08.17 AMby Mary Athey
Love the hat and the waistcoat. My daughter wants a little facinator with a veil for a formal she's attending so i'll.post it if it turns out as good as yours x
Oct 26, 2013, 02.30 PMby sew4my3
Thank you for the compliments! I would love to see how your fascinator turns out! They are really a lot of fun to make.
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I'm making a couple of halloween outfits for the grandkids first then my daughters facinator. Keep an eye out for it ( if its nice that is lol) x
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Reading CC has been promoting cycling in Berkshire since 1974. With over 200 members, the club is dedicated to giving cyclists the opportunity to race, ride and enjoy life on two wheels. We have something on offer for all sporting riders, with a series of evening time trials throughout the racing season, several social rides every week along with road racing, sportives, audax and cyclo-cross. The club welcomes new members to participate in all these activities. Please browse the site to learn more about us, and don't hesitate to contact a member of the committee for further information.
Autumn Reliability Trial - November 9th
No clubruns from the Town Hall this Sunday, as it's the inaugural running of the club's Autumn Reliability Trial.
This RCC Autumn Reliability Ride will take place on Sunday 9th November. It is aimed at all abilities and there will two picturesque routes (110km and 75km) heading south west from Reading with the longer route reaching Worldham south of Alton, whereas the shorter route cuts back from Upton Grey through Odiham.
The ride will start and finish in the car park at the Dragonfly Café, Dinton Pastures, Davis St, Hurst, Reading, Berkshire RG10 0TH on Sunday 9th November. Please ensure that you arrive in plenty of time to sign on and prepare for the ride. Pay and display parking is available at £2.50 for the day.
For the longer 110km route, there will be 3 start times:
0900: Steady - for riders stating a time of 4h15m +/-15mins
0915: Intermediate - for riders stating a time of 3h45m +/-15mins
0930: Fast - for riders stating a time of 3h15m +/- 15mins.
For the shorter 75km route, there will be 2 start times:
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Bill Higson Memorial Cyclo-Cross 2014 - results
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Reading Cycling Club Press Report, 15 October 2014
Cotswold Edge Sportive
On Sunday 12th October, Reading CC's David Ivory and Brian Perry rode the Cotswold Edge Sportive, part of the Southern Sportive Series. The longest course is less than 100 miles and encompasses enough hilly terrain and rolling or flat sections to provide a variety of challenges to fit the shorter daylight span.
Reading Cycling Club Press Report, 8 October 2014
Reading Cycling Club's Paul East rode two Hill Climbs on Saturday 4 October starting with the Chippenham & District Wheelers Hill Climb on Bowden Hill in Lacock at an average of 6% over 1.27 miles.
In wet conditions East was a little disappointed to finish in 22nd place from 45 entrants, with a time of 5min 42sec.
Later in the day in better conditions, East rode the Severn RC Hill Climb on Hinton Hill near Pucklechurch. On a 800yd course at an average of 1 in 7, East recorded a time of 2.
Reading Cycling Club Press Report, 1 October 2014
Newbury RC Hill Climb, Sunday 28 September
Reading Cycling Club's Paul East was one of 62 riders wwho entered the Newbury RC Walbury Hill Climb on Sunday 28 September. (Distance 1883 metres). East recorded a time of 5.00.65 to finish in 16th place over the 1883m course. East's time was third fastest by a veteran and fastest in the V50 category.
Reading CC Open Hillclimb Results
Firstly, many thanks to The Bull public house at Streatley and www.awcycles.co.uk for the financial assistance given to us. I hope you will consider returning to this great venue in the future, or purchasing equipment from the cycle shop.
Thanks also to the Reading CC volunteers who assisted me on the day, thus ensuring the event ran smoothly. You all did a great job and I could not have asked for more.


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Movie goers turned out in droves this weekend for Transformers 4.
The latest installment in this Michael Bay-directed franchise earned $100 million in its opening few days, setting a career best mark for star Mark Wahlberg.
And that's just in America!
Globally, Transformers: Age of Extinction earned a ridiculous $201.3 million across 37 territories (10,152 locations) a 35 percent increase over Transformers: Dark of the Moon's first weekend of release.
22 Jump Street, meanwhile, earned the second spot, moving past the original movie's domestic total ($138.4 million) this weekend with $15.4 million.
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- Transformers: Age of Extinction - $100 million
- 22 Jump Street - $15.4 million
- How to Train Your Dragon 2 - $13.1 million
- Think Like a Man Too - $10.4 million
- Maleficent - $8.23 million
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Halligan's victory in the 100-yard backstroke helped the Bulldogs to a third place finish.
Halligan won the event with a time of 1:03.14, over seven seconds faster than second place finisher Will Addy of Lincoln Pius X.
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Every old house has a history, and in the case of my clients' home, that history was not at all grand. For years the property had been a rented out to university frat boys, whom, according to the weary neighbours, had attained legendary status for their spirited keg parties. Not that they needed an excuse, but the sight of this kitchen was enough to drive anyone to drink! Dated ceramic floor and backsplash tiles, faux-marble laminate counters and battered cabinets were just some of the features the hapless new homeowners inherited.
Aesthetics aside, the kitchen just wasn't functional and didn't fit Joyce and Andrew's lifestyle. They were social people who loved to cook and entertain, but when they were brave enough to invite people over for dinner, they ended up isolated and cut off from their guests as they finished preparing the meal. My solution was to create a five-foot-wide "window" into the dining room. This opening started above counter height and was designed to screen guests from seeing the typical kitchen chaos that always accompanies delicious gourmet dinners. This opening is a simple idea that I often use because the effect is dramatic. Light floods into inner rooms and there is an instant feeling of spaciousness and flow.
Next, the old ceramic floor and wall tiles had to go. For the floor, I decided to go with an attractive, low-maintenance, wood laminate floor. For the backsplash, I decided to go with a stained, beaded wood paneling that immediately gave the room a charming country air. Some of the cabinets were in good condition while others were unsalvageable. I flanked the sink with open-shelf cabinets to break up the mass of solid doors. The rest of the cabinets were primed, painted and given a striated finish to look like faded blue jeans. Extra trim was added above to the old bulkhead. When these are painted the same colour as the cabinets, it gives the impression of full-height custom cabinets -- another of my favorite tricks!
The countertop was replaced with a speckled black laminate chosen to blend into the black sides of the new stainless steel appliances. One of the smartest purchases was the combination microwave/range hood that floats the microwave over the range to free up limited counter space.
A new wood and stainless steel island conceals the new dishwasher and provides additional counter space and extra storage. Stainless steel counters are handy for setting hot pots and dishes on, but can be an expensive detail. My budget-conscious option was to finish the island counter with a piece of thin gauge steel and trim with wood, resulting in the same look but for a fraction of the cost. The stainless steel look was picked up by the rest of the appliances, as well as the cabinet handles and accessories. All these sparkle and glimmer under the new pendant and under-cabinet lighting. Together these elements offer a modern, contemporary edge to this casual, country-inspired kitchen.
Keggers and toga parties have given way to family gatherings and delicious dinner parties. However, Joyce and Andrew do admit to the occasional raising of a pint or two in tribute to their house -- both to its colourful past and its bright, new future.
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This demo will show how to add the figure in a natural, fluid way and how to simplify the subject by breaking it down into basic shapes. I will also talk about how light falls onto a subject and its effect on color and value in the landscape, and how to add drama with your brushstrokes.
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Google to the rescue.
Oh, also, have you considered looking at what other NM's in your LEA get payed and (threatening) to put in an equal pay claim.
I have had a bad few months here with more and more things being pushed my way. I asked to look at my job description and was told that because I was promoted without the job being advertised there was no job description for me.
I do however have my old job description from when I was ICT Network Technician, here are the duties on it....
Main duties
Ensure that the school computer system is maintained and working effectively.
Set up access codes/levels and maintain security of the system.
Set up new equipment.
Carry out upgrades as required.
Take necessary steps to prevent systems failure, including backup of the system.
Resolve day-to-day technical issues involving both hardware and software.
Provide staff trianing on system-critical software.
Provide in-class technical support where required.
Other duties
May be asked to contribute to the development of the school website.
Advise on the development of the ICT provision.
Perform other duties that the Headteacher may reasonably require in accordance with the needs of the school and pupils.
That is my old job description, but i'm now Network Manager and I seem to be doing everything that involves electricity, only 2 days ago I was setting up a lighting rig for the Drama department.
I am currently at the bottom of scale 6 and belive that as Network Manager I should be on at least SO1, however, my line manager (SBM) does not agree, she has told me that "although my title is Network Manager I am not really a manager, managing the ICT Technician and doing her PDI does not count." Ths has really confused me, I have been given a budget to manage, staff to manage and my duties have radically changed. Surely the fact that I am the ICT Technician's line manager makes me a manager and therefore I should be entitled to pay that refelcts that.
Can someone help me out here, maybe by posting thing that as a Network Manager I should have on my job description to help me get the rise that I belive I deserve.
Google to the rescue.
Oh, also, have you considered looking at what other NM's in your LEA get payed and (threatening) to put in an equal pay claim.
From a previous post from you ...
.. and having had the gold - now the devil wants their dues ....I managed to get a rise, and promotion at the same time. I asked the SBM to look at making me network manager as we didn't have one and I was doing the job of one. She agreed and took it straight to the governors and hey presto I got a letter confirming the promotion and pay rise.
As a fellow person who wants cake and likes to eat it - I sympathise
However, having said that the advice I'd offer you is to just back off for a few days, ask for a formal meeting about your duties next week , assert the need for a written job description (assert not demand!) and assert your need to be recompensed more if you believe it is greater than the verbal contract you entered into last year.
If SBM not willing to do this, ask for a meeting with her manager.
(Assuming your happy to be doing lighting rigs if you get more money etc)
Don't get mad - get even - don't wrestle pigs in mud.
PS always assume your boss is a subscriber to this forum when posting
Patience if you want to stay put. I had similar situation from ICT Technician to Network Manager duties by stealth. Eventually cracked it but with the help of my line manager. Check the Becta site for technician and list and itemize what you do across the technician levels and push for a change gently.
Worked for me now ICT Network Administrator, new job and title created to fit my job spec. Maybe I was lucky but it took 3 years.
Job Description Tool http://www.becta.org.uk/techcomp/jdt...efsect=schools
If you have been given a new job then you must be given a new contract of employment (By Law), It is within the schools interest to do this as well. Within that contract of employment you should have your duties listed - if one of these includes managing staff then that should be listed - are you in a union? if not I would definately seek legal advice.
Thanks for the advice so far, I have a meeting with the SBM on Wednesday regarding my job description, hopefully that will clear up what I should and shouldn't be doing.
Are there any NM's out there that can recommend what I should have on my job description, if I put down everything I do then I will be doing anything related to everything, not just IT related but lighting, TV's, everything.
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By Gordon MacMillan, mediaweek.co.uk, Tuesday, 26 March 2013 09:21AM
Yahoo has bought Summly, the news app created by London teenager Nick D'Aloisio, for a reported $30m (£20m), as it struggles to turn itself and its lacklustre business around.
Summly summaries news stories for quick reading on mobile devices. It was created two years ago by the 17-year-old D'Aloisio.
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Yahoo says it plans to close it and quickly removed from the app store. D'Aloisio, now a multi-millionaire, will work for Yahoo in London until he finishes school. He will then move to the company's Sunnyvale headquarters in Silicon Valley.
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Backstage, Tip gave the youngster the ultimate co-sign. "Chief Keef, I feel like he represents a part of America," T.I. told MTV News. "He represents a part of the youth in America that ain't really got a voice right now. We looking at 'em, and we're seeing the results of their actions, but we ain't really listening to 'em, and I think you gotta have a representative of each generation in order to understand what they dealing with." (MTV)
He also revealed putting out an offer to officially add Keef to his Grand Hustle family.
T.I. said there was an opportunity for Keef to join his Grand Hustle family, but he respects the young rapper's decision. Tip is just happy that the go-getter was able to make a way for himself. "The opportunity existed, but I never put my own personal wishes before the best interest of the next person," T.I. said. "I'm just happy that he's able to do whatever's best for him and his family and to move forward as a person and to progress in life. As long as he's doing that, I'm happy." (MTV)
Over the weekend, the Chicago rapper announced his new label situation.
Chief Keef already told you what he don't like, but Interscope Records, that's that sh– he do like. On Saturday (June 16) just hours before he took the stage at Birthday Bash with T.I. the Chicago upstart inked a deal with Jimmy Iovine's label and gave RapFix the exclusive. "I've been talkin' to a lot of labels, but I just noticed that Interscope got people like 50, Eminem," Keef told us after he got off stage performing his breakout track, "I Don't Like." The teenage spitter also revealed that he signed a publishing deal with Dr. Dre. Keef was recruited by a few labels including Cash Money and T.I.'s Grand Hustle. (RapFix)
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Who are your typical users and what do they say about it?
The typical user of UNA Collaborative Edition consists of between 2 and 10 developers. They're usually distributed, sometimes work in different time zones, often use dynamic languages, and they want a way to get together and collaborate on critical sections in the code.
we just released UNA Personal Edition free of charge, we can't say much
about the typical user. But since the day we announced UNA, we've seen
tens of gigabytes of traffic, mostly from people downloading Personal
Edition. So over the coming weeks, we'll be learning a lot about the
typical user of the product.
As for feedback, I think we've made believers of any critic who has actually tried the platform. For example, Russell Foltz-Smith of SocialMode fame wrote this unsolicited blurb about UNA Collaborative Edition:
UNA is a special platform. Anyone who knows how I code and run projects understand[s] how bold a statement that is for me. Why? I very much believe in the solo hacking til it works. UNA is about group - real time collab. I usually hate group collab on code and design because the communication and miscommunication gets in the way. UNA is different because the collaboration is weirdly seamless and actually real time - you all see the same things, you chat inline, code completion just works, everything is tracked, and never once does the group feature take precedence over just coding.
...I sure hope the Visual Studio, Netbeans, Eclipse, Zend, Codeworks, and Nusphere folks pay attention to this and either integrate or buy N-brain['s technology]. Seriously, the system is that cool.
Can you share some screenshots of your personal favorite features?
Sure. I'll provide my personal five favorite features of UNA Personal Edition. Several of these are features I use so much, that when I switch to IntelliJ Idea for some solo coding, I mistakenly invoke them.
- In-place incremental search, which lets me get around documents faster than vi or Emacs users:
- A single search and replace interface, no matter what or how I want to search:
- Shortcuts that transfer focus to different parts of UNA, so I don't have to use the mouse:
- Saving search queries that I use often and accessing them with keystrokes:
- Go to Declaration, which I use a hundred times a day to navigate to the declaration of methods and classes:
These are just my favorites. The other developers of UNA have their own favorites, which I'm sure are different from mine.
We create a syntax definition file, which is an XML file describing the basic syntactical elements of the language, and how they should be colored. This file also describes the keywords in the language, what constitutes code and what constitutes comments, what token is used to access members of an object, etc. If the language is already supported by CTags, then that's all we do, because our interface to CTags provides a lot of language-aware functionality for free. For languages not supported by CTags, but for which there is customer demand, then in the short term, we will probably contribute parsers to the CTags project.
In the long term, we're in the early stages of developing something similar to the NetBeans language extension API (itself currently in development). This will form the basis for more advanced language-specific functionality, such as semantic analysis and refactoring. The work that's been done in the past few years to unify the parsing and transformation of programs is quite amazing. I think all the major IDEs will move away from the massive amounts of hard coding that brought them to where they are today, and towards more generic platforms that employ language plug-ins—written in domain-specific languages tailored to the task.
Where do you stand, personally, on the place of Java in the language space, i.e., with multiple languages on the VM and polyglot programming and so on?
Java's going to be around for a long, long time. However, It's definitely showing signs of age. When you have to work as hard as some of these frameworks do to make Java development competitive, you know something is fundamentally wrong with the language. XML configuration files, dynamic proxy generation, aspect-oriented frameworks—they're all signs that Java is lacking the expressive power demanded by today's applications.
I could be wrong, but I think the Java community will continue to bolt new features onto the language in an effort to keep up with everyone else, which will turn Java into the next C++. There will be so many ways of doing things (closures or anonymous classes?), so much complexity in the grammar, that most developers working in Java will stick to a subset, while the larger community will move to other languages. Only unlike C++, the move to other languages will be facilitated by the JVM, which may turn out to have a larger impact on software development than Java itself.
Polyglot programming is not new, and a classic example is C and C++. Companies didn't have to abandon their existing code to move to C++ for new development. That's the key to Scala, Groovy, JRuby, JPython, and the other 20 different languages that now run directly on the JVM. They can all seamlessly reuse tens of millions of lines of code written in Java—all the libraries out there that have made Java so powerful, and any code that companies themselves maintain. This makes the language landscape far more competitive than it's ever been in the past. Language lock-in is less of an issue now, in the growing family of languages that run on the JVM.
Of course, there's a cost to maintaining code bases written in many different languages. You need to hire a different class of developer, and that costs more money. Most developers are also resistant to learning and using multiple languages (one developer I know maintains, "Java for life!"). So I think it will be difficult to move the broader market into routine use of multiple general-purpose languages.
I do expect that we'll see a kind of meta language in the next 5 years that a competent developer can use to construct domain-specific languages (please don't anyone say Lisp!). Ruby has had success in this area even though it was never designed with this goal in mind. Some Java and Flex developers are using Ruby to construct DSLs to perform automating testing and building. Who could have predicted that?
What's UNA's future direction?
Everything we do is motivated by the vision of bringing developers together, to collaborate in ways the development world has never seen before. So you can expect lots more in this direction—features I'd rather not discuss just yet, but which can only be built on top of a collaborative platform like UNA.
A lot of the other new features coming to UNA will also benefit Personal Edition users. For example: Live syntax checking for most languages. A new concept we're calling 'project mixins', which let you add chunks of functionality to a project (for example, a full suite of tools for compiling, testing, analyzing, running, and debugging a Java project from directly inside UNA). Support for more languages, such as Scala and Groovy, and improved support for existing languages. A more comprehensive plug-in framework. Eventually, even refactoring for common languages.
Of course, our ability to add these features depends on having a steady base of users, who work with us to make UNA the best it can be—both for collaborative and personal editions. I hope the developers reading this article will give Personal Edition a try and let us know what they think.
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Suzanne Mubarak's Summery Style: What We Can Learn From Egypt's First Lady (PHOTOS)
Temperatures in Cairo, where President Obama delivered his address to the Muslim world this morning, hit 100 degrees today with a low of 72. So it's good that Egypt's first lady Suzanne Mubarak knows how to dress for the heat, with a white suit for every occasion.
Whether she wears her light-colored skirt and blazer with a chunky necklace, a dark camisole, a thin scarf or dark sunglasses, Suzanne has a stellar summer style strategy: she keeps her clothing simple and selects accessories that speak for themselves. See below.
White Suit #1: Meeting with France's First Lady, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy on July 14, 2008.
Suzanne spices up her suit with flower earrings, sunglasses and a thin scarf.
She knows how to work the details with floral accents on her sleeves, a bold ring and a ruched handbag.
White Suit #2: Standing out next to her husband, President Mohammed Hosni Mubarak.
She wears her signature bouffant hairdo with dark glasses and dramatic jewelry.
White Suit #3: Suzanne adds some color to a light palette with a chunky red and silver necklace.
The stones and engraving direct attention to this piece.
White Suit #4: A black camisole and purse form the opposite of a classic suit.
White Suit #5: Pearls and lace detail keep things chic.
Again, she selects distinctive accessories: Chanel sunglasses and a matching pearl necklace and earrings.
White Suit #6: Wearing it as an evening look with a clutch and some pointy slingback heels.
She plays up the suit's sheen with a shiny necklace.
White Suit #7: Former First Lady Laura Bush goes matchy-matchy with Mrs. Mubarak.
The same pearl necklace and earring set.
Her purse perfectly goes with the piping on her blazer.


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Professional Wine Reviews for Di Majo Norante Cabernet Sauvignon Terre Degli Osci Igt 2011Additional information »
The year 2011 was an interesting year for many northern and central European countries, as the weather was more than unpredictable in the spring and summer. However, in most countries, the climatic conditions thankfully settled down in the late summer and fall. The result of this slightly difficult year of weather in France was a set of surprisingly small yields, but overall, these yields were of a higher quality than those harvested in certain previous years. A fantastic set of wines was also made in Italy and Spain, and the Rioja wines - when released - are set to be very good indeed. Austria also had superb year in 2011, with almost fifty percent more grapes being grown and used for their distinctive Gruner Veltliner wines than in the year before. Possibly the European country which had the finest 2011, though, was Portugal, with wineries in the Douro region claiming this year to be one of the best in decades for the production of Port wine, and the bright, young Vinho Verdes wines. In the New World, the Pacific Northwest saw some of the best weather of 2011, and Washington State and Oregon reportedly had a highly successful year, especially for the cultivation of high quality red wine grapes. Chile and Argentina had a relatively cool year, which certainly helped retain the character of many of their key grape varietals, and should make for some exciting drinking. South Africa had especially good weather for their white wine grape varietals, particularly Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc, and many South African wineries are reporting 2011 as one of their best years in recent memory.
Since their conception in 18th century France, Cabernet Sauvignon grapes have flourished across the Old and New Worlds and have changed the way we think about red wine forever. Their sharp and astringent nature has a wonderful ability to mellow and round with age, and when helped by being blended with Merlot and Petit Verdot or Cabernet Franc varietals as is done in Bordeaux and elsewhere the results can be truly remarkable. What is most special about Cabernet Sauvignon grapes is the fact that they have a true affinity for oak, and when aged in barrels made of this fragrant wood, the wine which comes out of them a few years later holds an amazing array of flavors and aromas, making Cabernet Sauvignon based wines some of the most memorable in the world. Single variety bottles from the New World made from this grape are also increasing in popularity, as the strong flavors and full-bodied nature of these wines is a great match for many global cuisines.
There are few countries in the world with a viticultural history as long or as illustrious as that claimed by Italy. Grapes were first being grown and cultivated on Italian soil several thousand years ago by the Greeks and the Pheonicians, who named Italy 'Oenotria' the land of wines so impressed were they with the climate and the suitability of the soil for wine production. Of course, it was the rise of the Roman Empire which had the most lasting influence on wine production in Italy, and their influence can still be felt today, as much of the riches of the empire came about through their enthusiasm for producing wines and exporting it to neighbouring countries. Since those times, a vast amount of Italian land has remained primarily for vine cultivation, and thousands of wineries can be found throughout the entire length and breadth of this beautiful country, drenched in Mediterranean sunshine and benefiting from the excellent fertile soils found there. Italy remains very much a 'land of wines', and one could not imagine this country, its landscape and culture, without it.