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Finally taking my 5 year old daughter to Paris for a couple of days - advice?
- LulusMom Aug 14, 2011 09:34 AM
After years of reading Madeline to her, and having me bring her back goodies from Paris, I'm finally going to have a chance to spend a couple of days there with Lulu in the fall. She's a great eater; I'd say the only thing she doesn't like is hard boiled eggs. That said, she doesn't eat huge amounts, and I don't want anywhere stuffy. She loves escargot, garlic, stinky cheeses, baguettes and croissants, has been known to steal duck confit from my plate. So basically we are looking for places that will serve great food but be low-key (they can still be nice and somewhat fancy, I just don't want silence), not have huge portions. I'm probably the bigger problem eater, as I don't eat any pork, and not much red meat. We haven't picked a neighborhood yet, but I'm guessing we'll be in either the 6th or 7th (she's big on seeing the Eiffel Tower). I don't need much - we'll be training down to Toulouse after our 2 days (and I'll post asking for advice on that closer to the date). Thanks very much in advance for any help you can offer.
PS - One place I was thinking of was Fish in the 6th. Is it still a reasonably good place? It seemed very child friendly when I went.
re: oakjoan
What a fun place to find you, Oakjoan! I'd be thrilled to hear any suggestions you think fit the bill.
re: ElaineL
Thanks for the more recent review Elaine. I really appreciate it. I ate there a few years back and thought it was great and laid back, and it struck me as the kind of place a kid would feel comfortable and be happy (especially eating early).
what a fun trip :) you must so proud of your daughter to like escargot and stinky cheese! -- i know that if/when i have kids i'd hope that they'll be similarly chow-ish...
Two days...hmmm...for a somewhat fancy place, maybe Monsieur Lapin...loved their cheese tray, and while service is somewhat formal, there is a whimsical element (though if she isn't into eating rabbit, there might be better choices)...
i'd say as part of the picturesque Madeline fantasy-come-true, get some Bertillion ice cream on Ile St. Louis and wander 'round Notre Dame and the quai near there...
fwiw, i didn't care for Fish so much when i went last year -- it was ok, but the vibe and food seemed not unlike what one could easily get in NYC or Seattle...
Chez Janou could be fun...a Provencal bistro in the 3rd...
and having lunch at Le Reminet could be wonderful too...
Enjoy and please report back on how where you go and your daughter's impressions of the city and food...
also, given that she loves cheese, it might be great fun to take her to a cheese shop w/ a wide assortment and where they'll let her sample and she can choose from the hundreds of options...i particularly like my old local cheese shop on Ile St. Louis --- it's on R. St. Louis, on the right side of the street if you are walking towards Notre Dame, close to that end of the street...the staff are really sweet there...some cheese from there, and bread from next door makes for a great picnic on the quai...
re: Simon
The first time I was in Paris with my daughter she was seven years old and we had lunch at Le Jules Verne at the Eiffel Tower. It was perfect, such a treat! As I recall, we shared a lunch, maybe ordered a second appetizer? I'd requested a table near a window when I made the reservation and the view was, of course, spectacular. We were there again a few years ago when she was 17, and had a lovely lunch accompanied by treasured memories. I look forward to the next time.
Have a wonderful trip!
re: LulusMom
You are very welcome! The restaurant is on a lower level than the observation deck and has a separate elevator, so you don't need to be as high above the ground or outside, which might make the height less of a discomfort. Savor this lovely time...
re: Simon
The cheese shop is an especially wonderful suggestion. And I'll look into the ones in the post above. I very much appreciate your thoughts. Turns out we'll now have 3 days - woohoo! We get there early Sunday morning. Do they still have the birds on sale near Notre Dame (I hope I have this right) on Sunday mornings, does anyone know? That might be nice before a pastry.
We just came back from a trip to Paris with a 6 and an 8 year old. We had a wonderful meal at Cafe Constant. The food was wonderful, but the atmostphere was casual enough to make dining with children feasible. The kids loved it (save room for the profiteroles!), we loved it, and the staff didn't seem phased at all by the children. Close to the Eiffel Tower, too! Highly recommend it.
re: madgreek99
I second Cafe Constant; another fine brasserie is Chez Flottes, where you can get escargot and confit de canard at all hours if you chose a table in the sizable bar area. She also might like to try a side dish of Aligote, a super rich potato dish.
re: Oakglen
Thank you, thank you to both of you. These sound great. I appreciate the advice.
re: LulusMom
My daughter is a fan as well. For me, the two best items on the menu are the crab salad with ratte potatoes and, as noted above, the profiteroles (with the abundant warm chocolate sauce served warm from a pitcher).
re: Nancy S.
I love that there are so many moms showing their daughters the delights of Paris. I just mentioned to Lulu that there is a restaurant in the Eiffel Tower, and asked if she'd like to go there. Her mouth gaped open, and then she nodded vigorously. And all these other suggestions. Thanks everyone.
re: LulusMom
From previous posts I appreciate Lulu has impeccable taste, but I am surprised to learn she has such deep pockets, she must have managed her pocket money very well. Jules Verne in Eiffel Tower is very, very expensive.
My advice is not to worry about selecting child friendly restaurants. In my experience all Paris restaurants are friendly to well behaved children who have been socialised to behave appropriately in a restaurant. I was always pleasantly surprised to see the number of French kids enjoying eating in restaurants, and I say "enjoying" deliberately, as I think kids from many other countries suffer restaurants (and their parents expect them to suffer) so the resulting mis-behvious shouldn't be a surprise.
So the best advice is to choose restaurants you and Lulu will enjoy, you don't need specifically child friendly or the Parisian version of Chuck E. Cheese's.
re: PhilD
And I don't *want* Parisian versions of Chuck E. Cheese. The mind reels! I just also don't really want some of those 3 star places where even I feel stifled. She's been to lots of restaurants in Europe and never had a problem, so that isn't really the point so much as just making sure it is lively and that she won't feel like it isn't fun. Now that I've mentioned Jules Verne to her, of course, she's all for it.
In terms of the price, she just lost her first tooth, and the tooth fairy was fairly generous. Think I should make her pay her share?
PS - she did end up getting that bottle of Pinot Noir she wanted for her birthday, although it wasnt' an incredibly expensive one, and she only got sips here and there over dinner.
re: LulusMom
A bottle of pinot noir for her birthday???!! You're an impossibly cool mum.
Anyway, I took my parents and godparents to Jules Verne for lunch. While the cheapo (E85) lunch set was merely ok, the pomp and circumstance of being whisked up the Eiffel Tower on your private lift, the kitchen tour and subsequent ability to walk around the observation deck was well worth the admission price.
My blog post about the Jules Verne lunch:
A lower key idea could be crepes or souffles. Creperie Josselin's pretty decent and I love the twee atmosphere. I haven't been to any of the souffle specialty shops, but heard good things about Recamier.
re: xigua
Or an impossibly irresponsible mom! The crazy part is that it was what she *really* wanted. The only thing on her list. What do you do? And how is that possible??
OK, so food expectations should be somewhat down for JV (will def. check out your post), but the bells and whistles could well make it worthwhile as a mom/daughter experience. Her father likes to joke (??) that we bring her up this way so that no man will ever be able to meet her expectations. I try not to bring up 90% of the MBAs I've met ...
The crepes idea is great, she loves crepes (and it is one thing I haven't had the nerve to try making myself yet ... save for a different post). Thank you.
re: LulusMom
What a treat! We have a trip tentatively planned for next May/June so I will be watching this thread for ideas. Though my kids are a bit onder, 13 and 10, still always best to find kid friendly places here and there.
I wish I could offer suggestions, but the last time I was in Paris I was in my 20s so my imput would be very dated. I do remember having the best pizza of my life (even to this day) at a small pizzeria near the Eiffel Tower. It had a fried egg in the center, something I had never seen before and I remember being taken aback until I took my first bite. But really, how can you go wrong? With hot chocolate and pain at every doorstop, you could really live on just that, couldn't you?
LLM, I hope you will post again when you return. Have a wonderful trip!!!
re: dkennedy
Thanks dk. We won't be going until November, but I like getting ideas and tossing them around and asking everyone I know. But I'll be sure to report back. We'll also be heading for Toulouse for a few days. It will be my first time there. My husband raves about it, so I'm excited. Then again, he's a big fan of Cahors wine; me, eh ... depends.
re: LulusMom
Hey Lulu'sMom!
I'll be there in November too. I've enjoyed reading through these and adding some to my list. Sounds to me like y'all will have fun.
re: Sue in Mt P
Sounds like your daughter and mine have a lot in common! Mine is 10 and a real foodie as well.
We are going to Paris for her first trip in December, so I hope you write after you return and tell us what you did together so we can take notes!
Have fun!
re: mizhil
Will do! Best of luck to the two of you.
I've looked at the Jules Verne website, and between that and a one day stint at eurodisney (yes, we've never been to one in the US, but somehow she's talked me into going there), I had to explain to her that probably dinner at the Eiffel Tower wasn't going to happen (actually I gave her the choice - that or Disney, she said both, but I held my ground on picking one). Our hotel looks out onto the ET, so I'm hoping that will fill that need, and I'm sure we'll still eat very well, especially thanks to the tips here.
re: madgreek99
Finally getting around to checking out some of these places. Cafe Constant looks like a perfect spot. Will keep up the research and just want to say another thank you to all who replied.
re: LulusMom
Have a great time with your daughter. Don't forget to report back !
We're finally leaving for France on Friday, and I had one last question. Saturday night we'll go to Cafe Constant (we'll likely go fairly early, since we'll be tired after the flight, and we're hoping this will help us get seats quicker); have reservations for Fish on Sunday night, and are looking to find someplace near Chatelet Les Halles RER station (within 4-5 blocks) for Monday night. We'll be heading to Disney that day (yeah, I know) and I'd like to find someplace where we could stop on the way back and have something good. Wine bar or cafe with good food is absolutely fine. Does anything spring to mind? We'll also be making stops at Laduree and a cheese shop. I really appreciate all the help you've given us. Wine will be raised in your honors.
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re: LulusMom
When we went this summer, our apartment was right by the Chatelet Les Halles station, so I do have a few recommendations. First of all, Rue Montmarte is excellent for food shopping. You can stroll and buy some fresh bread, cheese, fruit, etc and make a meal of it rather than a prepared meal at a restaurant. If you'd rather have a sit down meal, a few suggestions are: Chez Denise or Cafe Etienne Marcel. Both are good, an easy walk from the RER, and child friendly. You can also have a look at Le Loup Blanc.
Glad you will be going to Cafe Constant. It's great. Have fun and report back!
re: madgreek99
thank you so much madgreek. Wonderful ideas. I'm pretty excited about Cafe Constant myself. Promise to report back once we are home. Again, thanks so much.
re: madgreek99
Quick question: I don't eat red meat, and it seems as if Chez Denise, which otherwise looks perfect, doesn't offer much else. Do they pretty much always have at least one or two seafood (no pork or beef) options? Cafe Etienne Marcel looked sort of like a cafeteria from the pictures I saw. Was I getting the wrong impression? Haven't had a chance to look up Le Loup Blanc yet. Thanks again.
re: LulusMom
First of all - I just realized that I wrote about food shopping on Rue Montmarte and I should have said Rue Montorgueil which is one street over.
The Chez Denise menu was definitely heavy on meat. But they did also offer some halibut and salmon options. I can't say if this is normal or not, as I only ate there once.
Cafe Etienne Marcel is a more casual option and more focused on people watching than eating, but it is close to the RER station, child friendly, and decent food. Good luck!
re: madgreek99
Thanks so much. I really appreciate the help.
re: madgreek99
I wouldn't go to chez Denise if I don't eat red meat, because even though there are some dishes for non meat-eaters, it severely restricts your options. On Rue Montorgeuil I do like Aux Tonneaux des Halles for unfussy classic bistro fare. There was also a positive post on Au Vieux Comptoir on the forum. I personally have not been but have been meaning to because it is always packed with Parisians whenever I walk past.
re: LulusMom
Aux tonneaux des halles is the larger of the two, so it should work for walk-ins. In fact, I walked in the last time around 8 pm and had no troubles finding a seat. Enjoy your trip!
re: xigua
While added after the post was needed, just to mention my favorite things at CD are not meat, and l am the ultimate meat eater. For entrees the hot fish pate and the couteaux ( razor clams ) and the morue auvergnate for a plat. As the latter two are specials, about once a week or so, probably meatcentric but throw my 2 cents in anyway.
re: LulusMom
FWIW, here is a photo of the ardoise at Chez Denise.
re: LulusMom
a little 1959 Chateau Margaux for Lulu--I'm sure the Ritz could accommodate you... ;)
re: LulusMom
Well .... How did it go??
re: madgreek99
Oh goodness, with Christmas, etc. I've been remiss in posting here. It was great! We went to Cafe Constant our first night. My husband and I had a great meal, we'd go again in a heartbeat. Lulu pretty much fell asleep as soon as her cheese plate was served (understandably, as we were jet-lagged *and* the cheese they'd picked for that night was dull), and then woke in time to share our desserts (one of which was the profitiroles (sp??)). Next night was just Lulu and me, and we went to Fish. I can't say I loved it as much as I have in the past. First of all, only 1-2 starters that a non-meat eater could have, and then only one main for me (the non-meat eater). Lulu really didn't like the ham with cauliflower mousse that I'd chosen for her, and it did see awfully chewy. My meal was fine but on the bland side. My wine was great. The last night there we just went to a cafe near our hotel (basically katty korner to Cafe Constant). It was perfectly serviceable. Lulu's mission seemed to be to only eat stinky cheese and escargot, and this was a place she was able to do so (later, in Toulouse, she ordered escargot as her starter and her main). We lunched at La Palette one day and she did the goat cheese toasts and escargot. I'd only ever been there to have a drink, but was surprised at the level of the food. I'd never even considered eating there before, but it was a great place, especially with a kid and able to watch the people going by. Lulu loved Paris and it was a really special time. Need to get to posting about our meals in the southwest, which were lovely and duck filled!
PS - Laduree wouldn't let us in unless we were having lunch, so we went next door and bought a huge box of macaroons (sp??), and then went to Angelina. I never think their hot chocolate is as good, but we had a great time. They do a nice cheese plate, and Lulu ended up liking that more than the hot chocolate. I had a much needed glass of wine.
re: LulusMom
Re: Fish, I suspect you ate their "between chefs", Matt had already eft to set up Albion, and the new Chef had not joined - I think he starts soon.
re: LulusMom
Thanks for the feedback. We all plan and visualize a specific visit and then let the moment take over. It's the unexpected good times that we take home. Our son often mentions little vignettes from early trips that I have trouble recalling. Lulu will treasure completely different memories from yours. It was extraordinary that you made sure that she has these.
re: mangeur
Thank you so much, mangeur. It was a very special time, and you're right - some of the stories I hear her telling people who ask about her trip to Paris surprise me, but I'm always happy to hear them. We handed her a digital camera and got on one of the Seine cruises and let her snap away, and she absolutely loved that. And at one point, while eating some goat cheese, she looked up at us and said "(name of friend) doesn't like stinky cheese. Can you believe that?!" She seemed to want us to try to fix this problem.
re: LulusMom
I don't know how I missed this thread. It was so much fun to read the whole thing after the fact, however.
Next trip be sure to take her to Dubois cheese shop in Place Maubert. She'd have a field day, and their cheeses are just sublime. Also you both would enjoy dinner at Maceo. You could have great fish (or veggies, even) and Lulu would love being doted on by the staff. And it is such a pretty room.
I was at Chez Dumonet with friends who were in Paris with their 10-year old, and she was charming and also charmed by the place. I'll bet Lulu would love it, too.
And while the food at Fouquet's is abysmal, their windows are FAB for people watching on the Champs Elysee, and their hot chocolate is admirable.
re: ChefJune
You know, I had Maceo on my short list. My husband had what he said was a very tasty meal there but with odd service last summer, so that kind of made me cross it off. My husband's experience must have just been a bad night for the staff.
I'll be saving this thread, am hoping to get back to Paris with her soon, and the cheese shops mentioned (along with the restaurants) get me awfully excited.
I don't have anything to contribute to your question but I just want to say you are so lucky to have a daughter who is so adventurous...My husband and I are very adventurous eaters and like to eat everything and anything but our 4 yr old daughter is complete opposite of us. She only eats hard boiled eggs, some fruits, some white bread and white rice...does not even like hamburgers and hotdogs or even chicken fingers. Lucky you!
re: Monica
Thanks Monica. I know how much of a drag it can be when the little one doesn't want to eat what you want to eat. I hope it changes soon (I've heard that it often does for those who start off picky). Just keep trying, and good luck!
Thanks for the info here! I'm taking my eight-year old daughter to France in April for just over two weeks. Five days will be spent in Paris, five days in Lorraine with my wife's family & five days in Normandy & Brittany.
I think she's more excited about the patisseries & chocolatiers than the restaurants but she's a good eater, so I expect her mind to be blown. She's warming to the idea of stinky cheese (she loves all cheese) & is a huge charcuterie fan. Cafe Constant will be on the itinerary for sure.
re: phalanxausage
I am taking my brood to Paris in May/June. I have been following this thread diligently since the beginning. Can't wait to report back!
re: phalanxausage
and in Brittany you will probably have an easy sell with the crepes. Start her on the sweet ones, and then inch toward the others. Shouldn't be hard, since she likes cheese. Good luck to you, and to dkennedy. It's a pretty wonderful thing to do - great memories.
re: LulusMom
She's a huge crepe fan & has mentioned several times how much she's looking forward to getting them on the street. We make sweet & savory at home semi-regularly, both as a way to use up leftovers as well as something to soothe my homesick wife. The cheese shops are going to blow her mind! On the day we visit the Eiffel Tower I plan on picnicking in the park before hand. There will be five of us- myself, wife, daughter, my mom & step-dad. I'm going to give everybody 10 euros at the marche rue cler & direct each person to get three items for our picnic. Something tells me there will be a lot of cheese & saucisson in my daughter's bag.
re: phalanxausage
What a great idea (the10 euros at the marche thing). Wish I'd thought of it. You're going to have a great time.
re: LulusMom
I would caution that 10€ doesn't buy one much in the cheese and charcuterie market. If you insist on requiring each recipient return with 3 things, best they learn how to order 3.25€ worth of any given item, although this is an unusual way to order. More familiar is to ask for a slice of a certain width or x number of grams, but this gets sketchy for young children. But the concept is super, just the way it is explained to the players needs to be refined.
re: mangeur
Thanks for the advice. I figure a total of 15 little items in addition to some bread ought to do us for a light picnic dinner. I figured one bigger item, such as some cheese plus two pieces of different fruits will be feasible for ten euros. My daughter will be with at least one grownup, so between the two of them they'll figure something out. I'm trying to teach her more about money, so determining how much to get for a certain monetary amount will be a good lesson.


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REGION — Membership enrollment is now open for the annual Pure Catskills Guide to Farm Fresh Products. Download a copy of the registration materials or update your profile in the Get in the Guide section of the webpage, www.buypurecatskills.com/. New this year is an additional publication free with paid memberships: Pure Catskills' Business-to-Business Directory. This publication is designed for retailer, restaurant and wholesale buyers.
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MILFORD, PA — The Milford Garden Club will meet on Tuesday, April 19 at 10 a.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, located on the corners of Broad and Ann streets. The guest speaker is Brian Oleksak, who has worked as an agricultural program associate for Rutgers Cooperative Research & Extension since 1999. He holds a B.S. in agronomy and an M.S. in ornamental horticulture. The topic is "Perennials as a Problem Solver." Guests and new members are always welcome. Call 570/686-1043.
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Former 'Survivor' castaway Stephenie LaGrossa gets married againNovember 15, 2010
Stephenie LaGrossa has remarried.
Former 'Survivor' Stephenie LaGrossa marries longtime boyfriendJuly 10, 2006
Former Survivor: Palau and Survivor: Guatemala castaway Stephenie LaGrossa has gotten married, wedding longtime boyfriend Michael Ward in a Friday ceremony in Seaside Heights, NJ, the same Jersey Shore town in which they first met.
Survivor: Guatemala - Reunion Show summaryDecember 19, 2005
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"The Italian Bob," our episode summary for the fourteenth and final episode of Survivor: Guatemala, the eleventh edition of CBS's Survivor series, written by PepeLePew13, is now available.
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Demonstrating that early season media reports of its ratings decline in the face of increased Thursday night competition had been greatly exaggerated, Survivor: Guatemala finished its season with a bang, setting season ratings highs with each of its final four broadcasts and delivering the long-running CBS reality series' best finale ratings since May 2004's Survivor: All-Stars.
Danni Boatwright defeats Stephenie LaGrossa to win 'Survivor: Guatemala'December 12, 2005
Benefiting from the fact that her Final Two competitor had betrayed several allies that would ultimately determine which finalist would win the competition, Danni Boatwright, a 30-year-old from Tonganoxie, KS, defeated Stephenie LaGrossa, a 26-year-old from Tom's River, NJ, to emerge as Survivor: Guatemala's ultimate survivor and $1,000,000 winner during last night's season finale broadcast on CBS.
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"Price for Immunity," our episode summary for the thirteenth episode of Survivor: Guatemala, the eleventh edition of CBS's Survivor series, written by Incognito9, is now available.
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Cindy Hall the fourteenth castaway to exit 'Survivor: Guatemala'December 9, 2005
Becoming the third victim of her own increasingly traitorous alliance, Cindy Hall, a 31-year-old zoo keeper from Naples, Florida, was voted out of Survivor: Guatemala during last night's broadcast of the CBS reality show.
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I think Justice Roberts was being crazy like a foxSubmitted by lizmadden on Thu, 06/28/2012 - 16:42
The majority of Americans are against Obamacare. He basically just handed the presidency over to Romney if he becomes the GOP nominee. You think the crazy tea party took over Congress in 2010? Now every person out there that was going to sit at home because they didn't like Mittens is going to come out in full force and vote for every tea party candidate they can find. There will hardly be any Democrats at all left in the House and Senate. It will be Mob rule for many, many years in the Congress.
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I agree with Robert's logic with a big IF
IF you accept that the government can levy tax breaks for specific actions than this ruling makes sense.
There is no difference between penalizing someone for not buying something and raising taxes on everyone and then giving a tax break for buying something.
Now I don't agree with the original premise. I think taxes should only be used to raise revenue not for social engineering but this is a VERY small minority.
Okay, so it's a new tax. Like
Okay, so it's a new tax. Like social security or medicare, we now have an obamacare tax. But we can get out of paying it if we buy health insurance?
Now that's some twisted a$$ logic that only an apologist weasel could come up with.
I must be willing to give up what I am in order to become what I will be. Albert Einstein
Why is taxation okay?
Doesn't that violate NAP?
'The Anarchists are simply unterrified Jeffersonian Democrats. They believe that "the best government is that which governs least," and that which governs least is no government at all.'
-Benjamin Tucker
I think he was being statist
like a neocon.
Because trading progressive, corporatist, warmonger, bankster whores for progressive, corporatist, warmonger, bankster whores will work great!
The Teocons are a joke.
After all you have seen......still asleep.
"In the beginning of a change the patriot is a scarce man, and brave, and hated and scorned. When his cause succeeds, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a patriot."--Mark Twain
One problem with your logic
Romney and Obama are part of the same party...The Republicrats.
No Way Out, Slaves
It's a tax whether they choose to call it a tax or not, and that's how Amerikan citizens are going to be screwed to the wall once again. No legal recourse...or at least, none where you have any chance of winning.
Don't pay the tax? Welcome to IRS Tax Court, slave, where guilty until proven innocent is the way things are done around there.
Bend over and grab your ankles...for the public good.
I'm not a lawyer so I'm
I'm not a lawyer so I'm probably all wet here, but Robert's logic behind this ruling seems to me to open the door to fedgov being able to force us to do, well, anything, as long as they apply a penalty (tax) for our non compliance.
So they held the line on the commerce clause, but opened this new window to fedgov overreach.
Can any lawyers out there tell me where my logic falls short?
I must be willing to give up what I am in order to become what I will be. Albert Einstein
He is a Judge, not a politician.
He is also not conservative, either is Romney, either is Bush. Romney is the inventor of Obamacare. The Republicans voters continue to be duped. When will they wake from their slumber. If they think Romney will fix this they are delusional. The Republican congress had 3 years to fix it and they didn't. Stop playing the rediculous Party games. Ron Paul 2012 or Gary Johnson 2012. No more lessor of two evils.
The problem is politics in the court
These judges all have a political agenda. That is the problem and the reason for these illogical rulings. I am not a legal scholar, but I have read the constitution. There is no doubt in my mind that the mandate to buy insurance is unconstitutional. A political agenda is the only thing that can explain what happened today.
We all want progress, but if you're on the wrong road, progress means doing an about-turn and walking back to the right road; in that case, the man who turns back soonest is the most progressive.
-C. S. Lewis
It is time to double the size
People... we have been losing ground in representation through the years as the population grows.. we lose touch with our representative in Washington D.C. it is hard to contact the person that is there representing us. the majority of congressional districts now have populaces that were once the population of a state. It is time to at least double the size of the house seats of congress. So they better represent and are closer to the people. And are not as easily bought off. imagine them trying to curtail 435 more reps into voting for the obama bulls@#%!!!!!
Population in:
1900 76,094,000
2010 308,745,538. 305 % gain in the populace..
number of house of representatives in:
1900 357 seats
2010 435 seats 21 % gain in the seats...
we have lost power by not gaining seats in congress.
It's time! Rand Paul 2016!
"Truth, Justice, and the American Way!"
I don't think so
Seems to me like that would double our problems!
We need HONEST, God fearing people in there, not more!
" In Thee O Lord do I put my trust " ~ Psalm 31:1~
A better idea
How 'bout we just REDUCE the size of the house by 435 seats?
I must be willing to give up what I am in order to become what I will be. Albert Einstein
Or raise the cloture vote in
Or raise the cloture vote in the senate to 7/8.
nah to both
bad ideas... use your math skills and figure out you have lost representation in the house... it would divide each congressional district... districts now are gerrymandered to favor an individual party. this would allow people that get swallowed up in a district to have a chance to elect someone that would vote their views. in my district it has a heavy democratic base in the north that swallow the republican vote in the southern and eastern portion. that would be split. allowing the north half to vote the same as it has. allowing the other portion to go either way. With less a populace. There would be a bigger chance of third party candidates to make a run for it. It would reduce the cost to run for office allowing less endowed candidates a chance too. Also it would tack on 435 more electors to vote for president.
It's time! Rand Paul 2016!
"Truth, Justice, and the American Way!"
Okay, as long as we cut the
Okay, as long as we cut the salaries and office budgets of the current congress critters in half so that this change doesn't cost us any more, I'll play along.
And I'm not paying for a remodel of the house chamber either. They'll have to bring in some extra chairs or sit on each others laps.
And those 5 minute speech/question segments they get in committee meetings? Those get cut in half too. We have to keep the BS level at current levels.
I must be willing to give up what I am in order to become what I will be. Albert Einstein
i'd agree with the cut in pay.... they could use video instead of being on the floor to make speeches. put them into the 21st century... and the president can make his state of the union address in the day time outside, the same as the getting inaugurated. They all don't have to be on the same committees. Instead of the overlapping of them in many. they would be cut back to a few committees.
It's time! Rand Paul 2016!
"Truth, Justice, and the American Way!"
My first impression is that
My first impression is that this decision was made to inject some 'life' and 'controversey' into an otherwise bland presidential election; i.e., a distraction.
Nope. The simplest
Nope. The simplest explanation is almost always the right one.
Justice Roberts is a typical supreme court apologist for federal government overreach.
He's just... typical.
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|Prabhu Ganesan
|Prabhu Ganesan
31 December 1956 [1]
Chennai, India
|Other names
|Ilaya Thilagam
|film actor, film producer
|Years active
|5 ft 6 in
|Punitha Prabhu
|Vikram Prabhu
Aishwarya Prabhu
|Sivaji Ganesan
Kamala Ganesan
|Ramkumar Ganesan (brother)
Prabhu (born 31 December 1956) is an Indian film actor and producer who has predominantly appeared in Tamil language films. He is the son of veteran actor Sivaji Ganesan, while his son Vikram Prabhu is also an upcoming Tamil actor. After making his debut in Sangili (1982), the actor has played a series of leading and supporting roles, earning the Best Actor award recognition by the Tamil Nadu state for his portrayal in Chinna Thambi (1992).
After leaving Bishop Cotton's school in Bangalore, Prabhu got involved in film production as an executive producer and worked alongside his uncle and mentor V. C. Shanmugam, who had insisted that Prabhu learnt the film making process through a disciplined way, giving him general tasks such as pulling up chairs for artistes. Prabhu's father, actor Sivaji Ganesan, had initially expressed reluctance in allow Prabhu to pursue an acting career but through his work in the industry, he began to receive offers from film makers to feature in their films.[2][3][4] He subsequently made his acting debut in C. V. Rajendran's Sangili (1982), a remake of the Hindi film Kalicharan, where he was cast in a supporting role. By the time Sangili released, Prabhu was working on six films including Charuhasan's Pudhiya Sangamam and Gangai Amaren's romantic film Kozhi Koovuthu, which became his first commercially successful venture. After featuring in around thirty films, including nineteen with his father including Santhippu, Mirudhanga Chakravarthy and Neethibathi, Though these films were block buster hits and ran for over 175 days in many centers, Prabhu as an individual could not sustain his individuality as he was piggy back with his father. Producers who produced films featuring Sivaji Ganesan, felt Prabhu was not an asset for the film instead a liability.
Prabhu did not bother to streamline his individuality as he projected himself as a fan of Late M.G.Ramachandran. Due to his overconfidence, and projection as fan of Late M.G.R, his films started failing miserably at the box office while his father's films were continously harping on great success. [2]
Prabhu's silly statement of "Either my films should run for more days (or) I should be part of the film that runs for more days" was the biggest comedy slogan in the industry.
On the other side, his fans association was not maintained and managed properly. His Fans Association President Mr. Ram Sundar, was solely responsible for the debacle of Prabhu's career as he used to provide only wrong information about his films and public opinion about the film to Prabu, for monetary benefits.
Among the first films he signed after taking the break included G. M. Kumar's Aruvadai Naal (1986) and Manivannan's Paalaivana Rojakkal alongside Sathyaraj, both proving very successful. Subsequently the following period saw a series of commercial successes in 1988 for the actor notably S. P. Muthuraman's Guru Sishyan with Rajinikanth, Mani Ratnam's Agni Nakshatram with Karthik and P. Vasu's family drama En Thangachi Padichava.[2] The success of the latter film prompted more successful collaborations in the same genre between Prabhu and Vasu with Chinna Thambi (1991) and Senthamizh Pattu (1992) also receiving a similar reception, with the actor earning the Best Actor award recognition by the Tamil Nadu state. He subsequently worked in his hundredth film R. V. Udayakumar's Rajakumaran, before portraying well received roles in K. Balachander's romantic film Duet (1994) and Priyadarshan's Malayalam period film Kaalapani (1996) alongside Mohanlal. Prabhu went through another barren spell in the late 1990s, when several films after the success of Panchalankurichi failed to do well, prompting another image change away from his village do-gooder roles.[2] Moving away from action films, Prabhu selected scripts which would appeal to family audiences in the early 2000s and collaborated with film makers including Rama Narayanan and T. P. Gajendran, working in a series of minimum guarantee return films.[5]
Prabhu then made another career change and began accepting film offers in which he would play a supporting rather than the leading role and featured alongside Kamal Haasan and then Rajinikanth in two big budget ventures, Vasool Raja MBBS (2004) and his home production Chandramukhi (2005).[6] Since then he has gained acclaim portraying characters including a caring guardian in Unakkum Enakkum, Thaamirabharani and Ayan; while he has also been seen in detective roles in action films, notably Billa (2007) and then Kanthaswamy (2009). He has also played other acclaimed supporting roles in Mani Ratnam's Raavanan (2010) and Aishwarya Dhanush's 3 (2012), while he has ventured into playing similar roles in Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam films.[7]
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Prabhu was born to actor Sivaji Ganesan and Kamala.[8][9] His elder brother Ramkumar is a film producer and he has two sisters Shanthi and Thenmozhi. He is married to Punitha and has two children Vikram Prabhu and Aishwarya Prabhu, with Vikram making his acting debut in the 2012 film Kumki.[10] There were reports throughout his career linking him with actress Kushboo and in an interview, Kushboo confessed her being in a live-in relationship for four-and-a-half years, with actor Prabhu, they got married on September 12, 1993, and subsequently divorced .[11]
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In this video, Betty demonstrates how to make Seasoned Hot and Spicy French Fries. These are great with a grilled steak or burger—also a terrific Super Bowl party dish!
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Spacious Interiors, Private Pool, Perfect Location, Amazing Value For Money
Villa Nancy is a grande property made of 4 self contained apartments rented as a whole. The villa offers a fantastic private pool in a countryside setting, with avlaki beach within walking distance. The ideal spot for your family and friends to get together and relax in the peaceful private gardens with mountain views in the distance. The villa is surrounded by beautiful and well kept gardens, including 180 cyprus trees, colourful flowers and fruit bearing trees.
The villa is separated into 4 self contained apartments rented as a whole, ideal for family get togethers and group trips. Outside there is a large private pool, sun terrace and barbecue.
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The ground level offers views of the front and rear gardens, with access provided from the french doors in the living room. On the ground floor there are a spacious, open planned living room, kitchen, dining area and bathroom. The kitchen is equipped with hob and oven, fridge freezer, kettle and toaster. On the upper floor there are a bathroom and 2 air conditioned bedrooms, 1 with a double bed and another with twin beds. An additional 2 guests can be accommodated in the sofa beds in the living room.
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Appartments Anastasis and Argiris are identical. The ground floor consists of an open plan living room, kitchen/dining area and a bathroom. From the french doors of the living room, you can access a private balcony. The kitchen is equipped with fridge freezer, oven, hob, toaster and kettle.
Each apartment has an air conditioned bedroom with twin beds and an en suite bathroom. 2 additional guests can be accommodated using the comfortable sofa beds in the living room.
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10 Hottest Latinas In Hollywood (PHOTOS)
This is Voxxi's list of the hottest, sexiest Latina celebrities (and their celebrated bodies, of course). All these Latina beauties are examples of sensuality and elegance.
The Modern Family star has an undeniably compelling body; and she knows it very well. Also, the Colombian star exudes an air of nonchalance that makes her even sexier. She seems to not take herself very seriously. Her smile, sense of humor and level of intelligence that comes with maturity makes Vergara the favorite of our list.
The women whose backside is insured for $27 million manages to look both hot and sweet at the same time. At 44 years of age and mother of twins, she not only looks beautiful, but fit and healthy as well.
The Brazilian model may lack those typical Latina curves, but her silky hair, extra long legs and air of freshness make her the most sensual blond on our list.
She looked sexy when she put on some extra weight and proudly showed off her new curvy body. Now that she has lost a few pounds, she exudes the charm of a woman who has learned to accept and like herself anew.
She's definitely the perfect mixture between a curvy Latina and an elegant, classical beauty. The actress of Cuban origins reminds us of those stars of the golden age of Hollywood, only with a much more sensual, hot presence.
At 21 years of age, the former Disney child star has become a beautiful, adorable morena. Unlike other stars of her generation, like Miley Cyrus, she does not need to draw attention by looking and acting extravagant and has a more understated appeal we love.
Of Puerto Rican, Cuban and African American descent, the New York actress is a stunning, exotic beauty. Her sharp and somewhat androgynous features emphasize her singularity even more, especially when walking down the red carpet with her lips painted in red.
This Latina desperate housewife may be single, but she keeps winning hearts with her angelic face and a beauty that is fresh and serene at the same time. Plus, she's one of those women who doesn't need to dress up in order to shine.
At 46, the Mexican actress is one of the most attractive women in Hollywood. Even though she gained 50 pounds during her pregnancy, the 46-year-old mom looks more radiant than ever. Probably, her stunning figure and irresistible cleavage help her feel that confident.
Her brown skin and toned arms are simply irresistible. According to her, the best beauty advice came from her Puerto Rican mother. One is her love for natural cosmetics. The other favorite is learning to always believe in herself no matter what people say. The results are there for all to see.
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Justin Bieber Collaborates With R. Kelly for Next Week's Music MondaysNovember 14, 2013 02:11:00
Bieber's new song with R. Kelly will apparently be the seventh single that's released for the pop star's Music Mondays series.
Fans Demand Refund After Alleged Fake R. Kelly Appears at Louisiana ConcertOctober 29, 2013 11:10:38
Angry fans, who pay $150 for each ticket, say that the alleged impersonator appears on the stage three hours late and lip-syncs for four minutes.
Lady GaGa Unveils R. Kelly-Assisted Track 'Do What U Want'October 22, 2013 09:10:42
The track, which GaGa co-produces with DJ White Shadow, comes just hours after the singer decides to go on a Twitter rant to address some bad things that have been said about her.
Lady GaGa Previews R. Kelly Duet 'Do What U Want'October 17, 2013 03:10:25
Mother Monster drops a snippet of her collaboration track with the R'n'B crooner via a new commercial.
Video: R. Kelly Wraps Up Pitchfork Music FestivalJuly 23, 2013 04:07:15
The singer closes his 90-minute set at the three-day festival with hit 'I Believe I Can Fly' and countless of dove-shaped balloons released in the air.
Drake Leads 2013 BET Awards Nominees, Chris Brown and R. Kelly to PerformMay 15, 2013 10:05:14
The Toronto rapper earns the most nods with 12 going into the awards ceremony to be hosted by Chris Tucker.
Captain Kirk Lives Up to His Reputation in New 'Star Trek Into Darkness' TV SpotApril 15, 2013 03:04:46
The J. J. Abrams-directed film unleashes new poster of Zachary Quinto as Commander Spock, in addition to the preview video.
Phoenix and R. Kelly Team Up to Surprise Crowd at CoachellaApril 15, 2013 03:04:44
The R 'n' B crooner joined the band's headlining set three-fourths of the way for a mind-blowing collaboration.
R. Kelly Releases 'I Know You Are Hurting' for Newtown Shooting SurvivorsJanuary 05, 2013 10:01:59
The R'n'B/hip-hop artist records a new track for the survivors of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting rampage.
R. Kelly to Bring 'Trapped in the Closet' to BroadwayNovember 21, 2012 02:11:13
The R'n'B star is working on a theater adaptation of his hip-hop opera 'Trapped in the Closet' and hopes to bring it to the Broadway stage.
R. Kelly Promises 'Trapped in the Closet' Next Series Will Come Out on Black FridayOctober 17, 2012 09:10:45
'We just shot 20 chapters. They'll be coming out the day after Thanksgiving,' so the 'I Believe I Can Fly' hitmaker reveals when the next chapter of his famous video saga will be released.
R. Kelly Pulls Out of Concert Cruise for Not Getting PaycheckAugust 12, 2012 02:08:39
The R 'n' B singer was due to perform two shows and meet fans on board Concerts Cruise LLC's ship but he had not been paid as promised.
R. Kelly Reveals Childhood Abuse, Jay-Z McBeef and Tragic First Love in 'Soulacoaster'June 29, 2012 10:06:18
The 'I Believe I Can Fly' crooner unveils when his sexual abuse happened, how he calmed himself when feeling frustrated with Jigga, and what killed his childhood girlfriend.
R. Kelly Gets Sick, Cancels Visit to 'Today' and 'Jimmy Fallon'June 28, 2012 02:06:30
Kelly falls ill 'while on his way to New York this morning to celebrate the publication of his long-awaited memoir SoulaCoaster.'
R. Kelly Owes IRS Six Years of Back TaxesJune 15, 2012 01:06:24
The R 'n' B singer has not paid the federal government a whooping $4.8 million in income tax for six years.


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i bougt this Butterick B5876 pattern, cause of the "fast and easy". well , i made it , but not fast and easy . I am very content with the result, recommend it. I had an ironing accident, i made a hole at the neckline, so i sew a sort of a collar to cover it.
I am not sure about the fabric: its a very light, shiny,soft fabric. i guess cotton/silk. Very easy to work with.
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2. Iterate rapidly. Being innovative means coming up with wild new ideas. But sometimes those ideas aren't always brilliant. When you have an idea, work hard and fast to make it even better.
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Just about every TV manufacturer has announced an Ultra HD (4K) option this year. Apparently, Bang & Olufsen has been waiting to deliver something special. That something is the BeoVision Avant.
The BeoVision Avant is B&O's first entry into the 4K smart TV market and it's a good one. The 55-incher combines an eye-popping 4K image for a home theater or media room with the company's slick style. Of course, B&O products usually have an equally eye-popping price tag, but the company has listed this one at $7,995—which is a little on the high side, but not completely insane for the 4K category.
For that price, the BeoVision Avant does have a few surprises, but the best is the disappearing sound panel. This keeps the audio hidden when the TV is not in use, but allows the unit to belt out some serious sound when needed. That comes from the TV's three dedicated tweeters, three midrange units and two bass drivers. It also has an integrated 7.1 surround sound module, in case you want to connect external speakers directly to the TV (or go wireless, via Immaculate Wireless Sound).
B&O has also given the BeoVision Avant a new stand, which allows for wall, floor and table placement (but only with a separate purchase). It also turns, so you can tilt the TV toward whatever spot you feel is the sweetest. Then, it easily goes back into place when you're finishing viewing.
Besides the above bells and whistles, this is an Ultra HD TV, with an edge-type LED panel with 1.5 local backlight dimming and a 3840 x 2160 resolution. Other features include anti-reflection coatings on both sides of the screen and Chromatic Room Adaptation, which can automatically adjust the image based on room conditions. The TV also comes with the BeoRemote One, which has the MyButtons feature for up to three personalized settings using one simple touch.
"People are pressed for time, and they want entertainment that just works so they can focus on it—and each other—rather than the technology itself," said Tue Mantoni, B&O's CEO. "BeoVision Avant delivers on all counts. The name Avant is a nod to our most successful TV to date, the Avant launched in 1995. Just as the first Avant was a game changer in an analogue era, we believe the new BeoVision Avant will set the standard for what should be expected from a television in the future".
Available as a 55-inch model, the BeoVision Avant is now available for $7,995. The aforementioned placement options for the wall, table and floor are also available, starting at $895.
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Vampire Diaries Season 4 Spoilers: Katherine Vampire & Bonnie's Mother Returning & More
Katherine Vampire & Bonnie's mother returning & more in this new Vampire Diaries season 4 spoiler tease. Recently,Vampire Diaries executive producer Julie Plec did another spoiler teaser dishing session with TV Fanatic, and spilled a few good ones for the current season. They sound pretty interesting as we can expect to see both crazy Katherine and Bonnie's newly-turned vampire mom Abby return,and more.
First, Julie revealed that Bonnie's meeting with her new mentor ,Shane, is "just the beginning of a really, really tumultuous, dramatic and emotional year where Bonnie is really going to learn a lot about herself and what she's capable of and a lot of great things for her."
Next, she talked a little bit more about the expected arrival of Bonnie's Dad too,stating, "Her daddy's coming. We haven't seen the last of her mama. We've got some small romantic roads to travel. We've got some great witchcraft stuff that is always lurking. Is she going to tap back into that dark magic or stay on the side of good? There's all kinds of things coming down the pipeline for her. It's going to be a good year."
Last,but definitely not least, Julie teased the return of Katherine with the following statement, "All I will say is that we have not seen the last of Lady Katherine." Stay tuned. Follow us on Facebook by Clicking Here. Follow us on Twitter by Clicking Here.Did You Enjoy this Post? Subscribe to Hollywood Hills on Facebook, Twitter, & Email
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday cabin in Ohio - Romantic Escape | Hocking Hills
Escape to this newly renovated romantic themed A-Frame cabin. This cabin inspires the passion inside you with a new decor, special bedding, a cozy wood burning fireplace, and a private 4-person hot tub. Optional WiFi in cabin! Close to Old Man's Cave!
Escape to a romantic themed A-Frame cabin in the Hocking Hills. Tucked away in a sparsely grouped setting this cabin inspires the passion inside you with a new decor. Cuddle in front of the fire, or soak in the hot tub and relax. Special bedding and other fun-loving features are designed to inspire your passionate side. The Romantic Escape has a spectacular woodland view. Romantic packages and added value special items make this the premier choice for a romantic getaway. Optional WiFi in cabin! Close to all the State Parks, world class zip line, and all of the activities the area has to offer. Enjoy your stay in this beautiful upgraded A-Frame!
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- non smoking only
- pets not allowed


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Collect your choice of gallery quality Giclée, or fine art prints custom trimmed by hand in a variety of sizes with a white border for framing.
@j. Franke Haha! I never thought of that, would have been a more interesting title for it! Maybe a future illustration with him hidden amongst thousands of penguins?
Thanks all for the promotions and comments, the support keeps me creating little sets like this as you folks enjoy them!
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