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An Italian marble with veins of talc, mica, or quartz, showing alternating white and green streaks: [as modifier]: hand-painted cipolin marble plates
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Happy National Egg Day!
It is Friday, so I am celebrating another National Food Day! Today is a celebration of eggs. (it is also National Doughnut Day, but it would be trouble if I celebrated that, maybe next year). The incredible edible egg has thousands of uses in cooking and there is no way that I could showcase them all. So I went with a less common approach. When you think eggs most thoughts lead to breakfast or in baking. Unless you are Italian, I am sure pasta isn't one of the first things to cross your mind.
Well say hello to Carbonara! Pasta alla Carbonara is a style of pasta dish that contains egg, parmesan, pork, and black pepper. I have had this delicious dish many times in restaurants, but never made it on my own. This lead me to consulting my friend Paula's Blog. On Bell'alimento she has hundreds of delicious Italian recipes. Pasta Carbonara is her all time favorite pasta dish, so she seemed to be the go to resource in making this dish.
Click Here to go to her recipe She also made a video recipe that will eliminate any fears you might have of making this dish.
Paula's recipe called for spaghetti, but I accidentally grabbed capellini which is much thinner, but it seemed to work just as well.
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TOPEKA, KANSAS – Russell Eugene King, 49, Topeka, Kan., is charged with one count of arson to a dwelling without consent, a severity-level 6 person felony; and burglary, a severity-level 7 person felony. The crimes are alleged to have occurred May 10, 2009 at 820 SW 6th Street. Mr. King was taken into custody by the Shawnee County Sheriff's Department on March 12, 2009.
Fire Marshal Greg Bailey said there may be reason to believe King is behind other arsons in the area. He said King has been a person of interest for fire investigators regarding other fires that have occurred within the city; investigations into these incidents are on going.
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How to Prune Your Washington Fruit Trees
From Seattle to Spokane, keep your fruit trees healthy and manicured
By Susan Lundman
Whether you grow apples in Seattle, cherries in the Yakima valley or peach trees in Spokane, you need to follow basic principles of pruning overall and also specific requirements for your type of fruit tree. Your ultimate goal of course is to increase the yield of flowers and fruit, as well as to maintain the tree's natural shape and to decrease the risks of disease. Sharp pruning tools make a gardener's job much easy and lead to sharp cuts, which leave less room for disease to gain a stronghold.
- What You Need to Know
- Pruning encourages fruit production because it directs growth into those parts of the tree that will bear fruit and removes parts of the tree that don't contribute to fruit production, according to Washington State University. Consequently, young fruit trees require less pruning than mature trees.
- Low growing trees, such as apple, pear, cherry and prune will require less pruning than more vigorous growing fruit trees; only a small amount of new fruit-bearing wood appears yearly. The fastest growing trees, peach and nectarine, will require the most pruning, with apricot and plum trees following them in growth and the need for pruning.
- Prune when the tree has lost all its leaves so that you can easily identify the natural structure. Wait until all danger from frost has past, but before the tree begins to bloom in the spring.
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Cut back all branches for all fruit trees when you plant them to equalize the length of the top branches with the roots. This will encourage the tree to put its strength into developing a strong root system without the burden of supporting too much current growth.
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Pinch off buds or suckers throughout the year as you see them. These are growths that either don't follow the direction of the tree's growth or that are branches starting to grow in places where you don't want a full branch to form, such as on the side of the tree below all the other branches.
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Cut dead, overly twiggy and misplaced branches on all trees; this is the only pruning necessary for apples, cherries and prunes. Misplaced branches are those that interfere with walkways or that cross other branches at odd angles or rub against other branches.
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Cut entire limbs from the tops of trees if you want to shorten the overall size of the tree to make fruit harvesting easier or to correct the shape of the tree.
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Prune two-thirds down each branch from the previous year's growth. Use this method for quick growing trees such as apricot, peach, nectarine and plum. The previous year's growth is obvious because the branches are still green rather than woody.
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Prune spur branches off completely every three to five years on apricots and plum trees which will encourage a new spur branch to form. Spurs are fruit bearing twigs growing off a branch that grow only slightly each year and then stop producing fruit.
- Tips & Warnings
- Before you begin to prune, be aware of the natural shape of your fruit tree by observing the tree itself or by looking at a visual reference.
- Chose which branches to cut based on which ones do not maintain the overall natural shape of the tree.
- When you prune, make each cut flush with the trunk -- don't leave a stub which is unattractive and which is also an invitation to pests and disease.
- Be sure to clean up all the twigs and branches after pruning, as they can harbor pests and disease.
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I'm sorry if this should be in the Virtual Server section, but it seemed more of a "is this possible?!?!" type question :)
Our school is still running AutoCAD R14 (stop sniggering at the back!), and the licence manager only runs on NT server 4. Which presents a problem since our 2 servers are 2008 64 bit.
I've tried running the licence manager on one of them, and it essentially told me to naff off even after some fairly judicious tweaking and other pockling.
I've got round it so far by having it running on a VERY old bit of kit donated by our network team which I'm pretty certain is going to pop at some stage.
So I'm looking at the next option - a virtual server running on one of our 64 bit beasts.
I can't use EsXI since the boxes are already up and running with a "normal" Windows setup.
MS appear to want money for Virtual server - and in tried and tested Education fashion, the school would ideally not want to pay anything at all :)
So is there a way I can run Virtual PC (or similar?) as a service?
The emulated PC doesn't have to do anything remotely clever. Heck, it doesn't even need to join the domain - just have a static IP and a couple of WINS/DNS settings.
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When I went to school my mom packed .....for lunch. Happy/Sad school lunch stories.
Mom made a sandwich I loved but was embarrassed for the other kids to see because it was so unusual in our Middle class Queens, N.Y. school. It was cream cheese and jelly with chopped walnuts on raisin bread. The bad one was when she packed an American cheese sandwich with tomato and I didn't know she had put waxed paper between the tomato slice and the cheese. It's hard to look cool in front of your table friends when you're pulling a sheet of waxed paper out of your mouth.
When I was around 5 or 6 I got toasted bologna sandwiches which I absolutely loved.
Later in my school years we moved so it wasn't available but I'd get the middle eastern flat bread with lebnah (which is a lebanese style tangy cream cheese made of salted and strained yogurt - making some right now actually)
I also had cinnamon sugar sprinkled on a bit of butter or oil on a flatbread. Kids found this VERY strange because everytime I got asked "what do you got there" I'd say cinnamon and they wrinkled their noses, pretty unusual in that country. I guess it could be pretty funny because everyone knew my family were there to do relief work, and the kids I went to school with were very poor in these war torn countries, and they brought egg or kebab or flavourful meat sandwhiches to school and there I was with a sprinkling of cinnamon sugar on some oil on bread. lol. They always asked about it just to bother me.
Later in the west I had cheese whiz (can't tolerate the stuff now, so salty!)
Wow wax paper - My story involves a thermos - my mom used to put a hot dog tied on a string and added boiling water to thermos along with hotdog, with string hanging out - closed jar - sent in lunch box with bun and with a homemade package of ketchup made from wax paper and staples - lol..... but I can tell you this, the kids went nuts seeing that I was eating an actual hot hot dog versus their p&j sandwiches!
The worst was the plain american cheese with miracle whip - on homemade bread no less...(the bread was awesome made by her own mother) - this happened all in the 70's.
Good post idea too!
re: Divaliscious
A hot dog cooked in a thermos! Cooool concept.
My story would involve peanut butter and pickle sandwiches. Evidently that was an alien concept in Massachusetts. Chins up girls!
re: Divaliscious
OMG! I thought only my immigrant Hungarian Jewish mother put hot dogs in a thermos. But, mine was really special because she used to fill the thermos with beef vegetable soup. The soup was excellent since it was perfumed with the tasty hot dog. She packed a hot dog bun and condiments too. I must say I was the envy of all the kids in my class as it smelled terrific and tasted wonderful!
re: Diane in Bexley
Your mom was a true gourmet. Regard it as beef sausage simmered in beef/vegetable stock from which you could extract the meat and enjoy it on a fresh roll with condiments to the envy of your school lunch table. And you had a soup course as well. Brilliant!
re: Chefpaulo
Thanks! Your comment really made her day! She smiled when I shared this with her. We were NOT allowed to have Wonder Bread in the house, only bakery or homemade bread. We didn't appreciate the difference at the time. It made my brother & I feel like we didn't fit in with all the "American" children. Funny how sometimes it takes YEARS to appreciate your parents. Hope someday my 18 & 21 yo kids will realize how good they had it too!
re: Diane in Bexley
That is so interesting, because my seven year old absolutely refuses to eat any grocery store sliced rectangular bread - Wonder, Orowheat, anything. He only eats artisanal bakery bread. I would give anything to just slap a bologna between two slices of wheat for him sometimes, but no. He is a gourmet. It makes making lunch daily a pretty exhausting chore.
re: sasha1
At least you know that he eats it! I used to drop parts of my lunch off on the leave it/take it tray in grade school. This were much better when I could buy my lunch starting in 6th grade!
I hated lunch time!
My mom used to pack christmas cookies - cut out decorated kind - way into February. People in my class decided that they were old cookies, like the way some people walk by holiday candy a few weeks later proclaiming it too old to eat? I was absolutly tortured and my mother refused to stop telling me how they were perfectly good cookies and I had to eat it. I sometimes went into the bathroom to cry!
re: Allice98
I'm not convinced he does eat it.
He's not only picky but mercurial, in that he will suddently not like something he has liked forever. It doesn't go the other way. If you've heard people say - if he's hungry enough he'll eat it, they haven't met my kid. Probably why some of his 5T clothes are still too loose to wear.
Occasionally he really packs it in at breakfast and dinner if we're having something he likes, and my momentary worry about stomachaches is replaced by relief that he's getting some calories that day!
re: sasha1
I use either store-bought whole wheat bread or home-baked bread and all my daugher wants is squishy white bread. It's not that she doesn't like the home-made bread. She looks forward to my baking and happily eats it as long as it isn't seeded rye. I think it's mostly a case of wanting what the other kids have.
(Sasha - 5T clothes? My 7-year-old went to school this AM in size 7 jeans that look like they were painted on her. I think I'm going shopping at lunch time. I wish her clothes could last that long. :-) )
re: rockycat
Hey rockycat - our clothes don't last any longer than yours, I'm sure. It just takes him longer to get to his "appropriate" size. The confusing thing is that some of his pants are 5s, some are 6s. My pet peeve is the fake drawstring, which makes you think you can cinch it around him, but then it doesn't actually cinch.
Anyhow, yea, mine isn't super affected by wonder bread envy. Like I said, I wish he was a little more, because then making lunch wouldn't be such an ordeal. But he does suffer from peer pressure, further limiting what he'll agree to eat. Thought I made a breakthrough with hard boiled eggs last year, but after a couple of months of happily eating them at lunch, he asked me not to send them in anymore because they were stinky. Ditto frozen potstickers. Funny, because the child cannot pass up a good hunk of stinky blue cheese, at school or elsewhere.
re: Diane in Bexley
When I was seven my family moved to Belgium, and one of the American things I craved was Wonder Bread. Then we came back for a summer vacation and they gave me some Wonder Bread and I was totally shocked and appalled to find that it tasted like styrofoam. Never could eat it again after that.
My mom would put a little brandy in my sister and my hot chocolate thermos during the winter months so we wouldn't catch cold. She told us we could share anything in our lunch that we wanted EXCEPT our hot chocolate. I didn't know why until later. You know how cold those Southern California winters can be...
re: LA Buckeye Fan
Wow that sounds great. I wish I had thought of that extra flavoring when I was a classroom teacher. It sure would have made the long afternoon more pleasant.
re: lucyis
My grandmother told me that when she was in kindergarten, she almost got expelled for bringing alcohol to school. Her grandfather packed her lunches, and he was an "old-world frencheman" as grandma put it. He sent her with really really watered down wine. Teacher called him in, he told her what was what, and grandma continued drinking her watered down wine at school lol
Apparently when asked why he never drank water (always seemed to be wine or some such thing), he would answer "don't you know water will make your insides rust?"
re: Popkin
Tres interresant! Historically, the practice of mixing red wine with water (usually a 50/50 mix) went back to Roman times when it was a standing order (under penalty of death) to Roman soldiers to purifiy their water before drinking. This is because so many became ill from the foreign flora of tainted water in Gaul and other conquered areas that hydration was severely regulated. It was found that red wine was the best water purifier (even better than pure grain alcohol, as it has cleansing tannins) and all had to obey.
Jumping ahead 2K years, your great-grandpapa probably knew this water purification method from his ancestry. It works! When he was a garcon, tap water or well water probably wasn't the best so they did the vin rouge treatment.
If ever in doubt with your water, forget iodine pills and mix half red wine with it. My dad was a food chemist and confirmed this for me decades ago.
Cold pork chops from the night before on Wonder Bread with peanut butter. Took a lot of milk to wash that down.
The mom of my fourth grade classmate would fill up his lunchbox at the White Castle drive through on the way to school. We would then enjoy the "fragrance" wafting thru the classroom until lunch time.
+1 for the hot dog in the thermos. My other favorite was scrambled eggs on toast with a sliced tomato. Yum.
My mom (or me) would grabbed some fresh veggies out of the garden and make some sort of chopped veggie "salad".
My favorite was PB&J, but never got it much OH and fried bologna sandwiches...but mostly the veggie salads...When I it was a good day I would pork belly with it (lived on a pig farm until I was 13...I love pork!)
re: bermudagourmetgoddess
salami sandwiches with hand sliced dill pickles on white wonder bread. Mmm, Mmm!
re: jesoda
Wait I still eat that! LOVE IT
Best memories: Zoodles or homemade macaroni and cheese in a thermos; and that my mom never forgot to send dessert.
No bad memories, really. I ate a lot of peanut butter and honey on white bread and everything was always wrapped in wax paper; I think I pre-date ziplocs.
I'm the biggest kid in our family. For Halloween lunch, I always hallowed out hot dogs for "Happy Hallow Wienie". I baked green bread & added green food coloring to egg salad for St Patrick's sandwiches. Whenever someone was sad, they got their sandwiches on blue bread (with blue mayo!) and it usually jollied them out of "the blahs". We would celebrate any wacky holiday we could find -- national pickle week, Simon Bolivar's birthday, Sauerkraut Sunday, eat-a-beet-week........ and so on.
I always put notes in their lunches. This backfired when my Naval Officer husband shared his meal with his flight crew. "I didn't know you cared, sir" replied an air crewman when he received the hardcooked egg with "I Love You" penned all over it.
For the last day of school, we had the class over to the house for watermelon. I would buy cases of spray whipped cream and all the kids ran around the yard squirting each other. Ice blocks on the lawn and hoses provided additional entertainment.
My childhood school lunch memories revolve around food the school provided as well as bag lunches from home. In the primary grades, I took lunch and was delighted to find cookies as they did not always appear. Store-bought cookies were a huge plus, especially if they were Van de Kamps molasses cookies. In high school, I was at boarding school for some of the time and we were so caught up in table etiquette that I don't remember very much about the actual lunches EXCEPT for my year in France. Tuesdays we had steak and mushrooms; and I looked forward to this meal above all others. It was only at the end of the year that I learned I had been eating horsemeat the whole time. Yes the food was delicious but, as a horse owner/lover, I was saddened to learn what I had been eating.
re: Sherri
I loved the mental pictures you drew, Sherri, I think you have a screenplay here.
re: Sherri
I was about dying to read about the egg. That is absolutely hilarious!
I just love the thought of the blue sandwiches though. I would be giggling so hard!
As a child who was allergic to peanut butter (I have since grown out of the allergy...thank god, cause it's now my fave food!), mom made up for the fact that I was the ONLY kid without a PB&J by giving me 3 Shake n Bake chicken wings every day from first grade to 5th. Other kids were SO jealous, when I all I wanted was a PB&J on Wonder Bread!!!!
I rarely got sandwiches for lunch, usually it was something packed in a container. Lentil salad, wild rice salad, bean salad, leftover spaghetti with sauce, some type of casserole leftover. It's funny b/c my brother almost always got a margarine or cream cheese sandwich.
My school didn't have school lunch- they had a program where you order thru the PTA for the month and they get restaurant food. They had about 6 options per day, but you had to order in advance. Mon was deli day, Tues was pasta/fish day, Wed and Fri pizza day, Thurs was sushi/salad/veggie burger day. I was allowed to order lunch for one day each month. I always chose the pasta day and ordered pasta primavera-- I felt so special.
re: cheesecake17
This intrigues me. Where did you go to school? The restaurant option is a fantastic idea! I so would have loved the deli day.
re: lucyis
I went to a private Hebrew school in NYC. It was a good idea.. but expensive. $4-6 per day, depending on what you ordered- and you had to order for the month in advance. Also kept a lot of local places in business....
My mom knew I liked variety so she would make me half peanut butter (no jelly) and the other half salami and cheese. One day grandma made lunch and I got peanut butter and salami with cheese all on one sandwich....blech! It wouldn't do to remove the salami and cheese and just eat the peanut butter because it tasted of salami too...
I went hungry that day. I think mom made up for it by making me a really yummy lunch the next day.
I didn't (and still don't) eat sandwiches, so I had thermoses. And definitely was the envy..
Chicken Drummettes and Mashed Potatoes
Macaroni and Cheese
Leftover Chinese Food
Chicken and Parmesan Noodles and Broccoli
generally got some fruit and some chips or fruit roll up or cookies or something else sweet to finish
my elementary school had pizza mondays that you would pre-order for the year, one slice or two, and that came with a drink and chips. friday was subway and you could get ham, turkey, or veggie. this also came with chips and drink. the school also offered for you to order milk with lunch everyday. never did that. didn't drink milk with meals. ever.
re: jnk
Hey, cold pickled tongue with spicy brown mustard was a favorite sandwich in my house during the summer months with homemade cole slaw and potato salad. However, I couldn't bear to watch my mother or Grandma skin the cooked the tongue and slice it after boiling, way too dramatic for a kid. Tongue was much preferred over corned beef, which was more expensive anyway. Took lots of tongue sandwiches to day camp, but I guess that's another thread. Don't knock it till you have tasted it!


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New York, October 1, 2010--As a police rebellion threw Ecuador into chaos on Thursday, the government of President Rafael Correa ordered local radio and TV stations to interrupt programming and carry state news broadcasts. A dozen reporters were injured covering the police revolt. Today, the Committee to Protect Journalists condemned the government's censorship of broadcast media and called on local authorities to investigate and prosecute those responsible for attacks on journalists.
New York, March 29, 2010—An Ecuadoran appellate court should overturn the libel conviction of editor Enrique Palacio, and the country's legislators should reform archaic defamation laws that do not meet international standards for freedom of expression, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today. Palacio was sentenced Friday to three years in prison in connection with a commentary about a senior government finance official.
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The director general of the World Anti-Doping Agency says the NBA's anti-doping program is insufficient. "They've got gaps in their program, between what they do and what we suggest would be better," David Howman said. "They know what we would suggest," added Howman, who calls for the NBA to test for human growth hormone, among other things. "And I would just hope that they would be discussing all of those things rather than just putting them on the side table." ESPN.com
"They do not feel they have such an issue as the other major leagues and therefore haven't addressed it in quite the same way," Howman said. "I just think you've got to be very careful when you start saying performance-enhancing drugs are not beneficial in any sport, because you're going to be proven wrong. And you'll be proven wrong when you're not expecting it." ESPN.com
"I had meetings last week with both the MLB and the NFL," Howman told ESPN.com by phone. "Although through their collectively bargained agreements, they have not embraced the World Anti-Doping Code, they've certainly come much closer. "Everybody likes to think their sport is one that's not tainted. We work on the basis that there's no sport, and no country, which is immune. Better, therefore, to be aggressive in the way you go forward than to be complacent. I think those who are too complacent end up being bitten where they don't like to be bitten." ESPN.com
We had been told, for years, that steroids wouldn't help in basketball. We covered the sport, knew and liked players, and believed the sport generally to be clean. What's more, to suggest that basketball was dirty, or that there were drug cheats in the sport, was to come pretty close to accusing Stenstrup, a guy NBA players turn to for high-end workout advice, of knowing about it, or worse. The simple thing would have been for Stenstrup to go along with our theories. We wanted him to reassure us. Our beloved sport, his beloved clientele, all clean and Stenstrup did not tell us that the NBA was full of dopers, or anything like it. But he sure dumped cold water on the whole "wouldn't help in the NBA" theory.determined to stay that way. Bless him, though, that Corey Stenstrup. He's a straight shooter. His words, with just a hint of annoyance at our ignorance, cut the air -- and the B.S. "Guys," he announced, "all that stuff helps." ESPN.com
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Dr Orchard: the man who saved Phillip Hughes' life
Andrew Webster 7:17 PM John Orchard was the man you mightn't recognise, but is the reason Phillip Hughes is still fighting for his life.
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Andrew Wu 10:18 PM Cricket: NSW players gathered at the SCG as they struggled to come to terms with Phillip Hughes' terrible injury.
Hughes injury puts Test preparations on hold
Andrew Wu 8:34 PM Cricket: Australia's preparations for the first Test have taken a back seat to the injury that has left Phillip Hughes fighting for his life.
Lara says Hughes injury will have major effect
Michael Chammas 12:56 PM Cricket: Brian Lara believes the injury to Phillip Hughes will have a significant effect on the psyche of bowlers around the world, but doesn't believe the bouncer should be eradicated.
McIlroy did not think he'd be No.1 this year
Adam Pengilly 6:33 PM Golf: Rory McIlroy has made the stunning admission he did not think he would be able to return to world No.1 this year.
Wallabies to pay for dressing room damage
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I'll keep helping opponents, says goalkeeper
Michael Chammas 8:40 PM Football: Sydney FC keeper Vedran Janjetovic insists he won't stop assisting injured opposition players despite Sasa Ognenovski pushing him for helping Brendan Hamill.
Players reluctant to use top helmets: maker
Chloe Saltau 6:18 PM If one good thing is to come from something horrific, a leading helmet manufacturer hopes it is that cricketers will embrace a design that better protects the base of their skull.
Shield round cancelled after Hughes horror
Jesse Hogan 9:58 AM The two remaining active Sheffield Shield matches have been abandoned in the aftermath of the life-threatening injury suffered by Phillip Hughes.
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Adam Pengilly From the moment a 12-year-old Jordan Spieth told his Australian coach he wanted to win the US Masters, Cameron McCormick never doubted him.
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Sonja Morgan and Jennifer Gilbert to Recur on The Real Housewives of New York Cityby Hilton Hater at . Comments
Bravo has confirmed the addition of two more rich, obnoxious, talentless women on The Real Housewives of New York City.
On the upcoming new season of the reality hit, Sonja Morgan and Jennifer Gilbert will make frequent appearances. Each is currently listed as a "recurring" character, as opposed to a series regular.
Morgan, who was rumored to take over for Bethenny Frankel, is described by the network as: "A fixture of New York City society, running in social circles that include European royalty and top-notch designers... worked for multiple restaurants across the city as a consultant and manager and often brought in her famous friends to spice up these locales.
A single mother of a nine-year-old daughter, Morgan loves art, decorating, gardening, skiing and visiting France every chance she gets – be it for her charity work or just for pleasure."
She sounds awesome. We guess.
As for Gilbert, she's a "busy career woman" who owns a corporate and social event planning company called Save the Date. Yet, she's not too busy to star on a reality show, apparently.
At 29, Gilbert was named Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst & Young. She has three children.
Filming on the new season is underway. It will premiere in early 2010.
I think Sonja is a great addition to the show. She is refreshing in many ways. She is constantly trying to keep situations from going badly; she speaks up for the person who ends up as the underdog. She is full of zest for life. In last week's episode, she tried very hard to save Kelli from herself by stroking her back and neck while she was flipping out. And then she hired an opera singer to perform at the auction held at her house. The look on her face while the singer performed was priceless.
I can't believe Gilbert is 29 - she looks like she is in her 40's
Sonja Morgan was a model????? are you kidding me...she is no ticket to Tokyo
Holy Fcukballs.. Bethenny's preggers?! Luvs it!!!
If this is a show about NYC Housewives who travel in exciting circles, are smart career women and business owners and mothers and/or wives, why are there no minority women depicted? Big mistake Bravo. NYC is a vastly multicultural city. Shouldn't your show depict women from other ethnicities and cultural backgrounds?
Jennifer Gilbert is a disgusting human being. She used to date one of my friends in NY, and when they broke up her girlfriend set her up with another man. She was so infuriated with the choice that her friend made re: her date that she exclaimed "doesn't' she understand that my ex boyfriend is worth billions! How dare she set me up with someone like this!" I am so grossed out that this woman even exists let alone brought children into the world. She is as unattractive on the inside as she is on the outside. THANKS IM DONE :)
i like the real housewives franchise, but i dont understand bravo's obsession with changing the cast every season. in their minds, every show should be like the real housewives of orage county, where you have so many cast members going broke or getting arrested that they have to change the cast three times in one season. personally, i find that confusing and annoying. the nyc cast from season 1 was the best of any of the RH casts. adding kelly was unnecessary. and now they are going to add two more?? right now oc, atlanta, and new jersey all have 5 housewives, and nyc is going to have 8? where are they going to hold the reunions, yankee stadium?
I love the house wives of New York. I hope the new ladies are as exciting as the old ones. I also love the Atlanta housewives also. I live for BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
how can these so called 'busy woman' be on a reality show if they were so busy
i dont understand ANYONE who watches this show?!!? are u crazzzzy? hehe


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Updated Feedbin backup script
11.07.14 • Permalink
I just re-wrote the shell script I use in conjunction with Lingon to run automatic backups of my RSS subscriptions via the Feedbin API. The modification adds a date and timestamp to each backup the script generates.
#!/bin/sh datetime=$(date +"%Y-%m-%d[%H-%M-%S]") curl -u 'USERNAME:PASSWORD' https://api.feedbin.com/v2/subscriptions.json -o ~/Path/To/Backup/Folder/$datetime-feedbin-subscriptions.json
Recent project: TheTetHoliday.com ›
10.28.14 • Permalink
I recently finished work on a site for my friends in The Tet Holiday. The site can be viewed at TheTetHoliday.com and runs on Statamic (be sure to check out their music while you're at it!). It was designed from the ground up to be easy to navigate, light-weight and responsive.
It was built with:
'Streaming Music Has Left Me Adrift' ›
10.20.14 • Permalink
The New York Times has published an interesting piece on streaming music and the transition from analogue listening, CDs and other physical media. What I find most interesting is the author, Dan Brooks', point about the effort involved in collecting music as versus now simply being able to search streaming services for available releases.
When getting into a band became as easy as typing its name into a search box, particular musical tastes lost their function as signifiers of commitment. What you listened to ceased to be a measure of how much you cared and became a mere list of what you liked.
I used to be (and suppose I still am — to some extent) a fan of heavy metal. Almost all of the bands I listened to released records through small labels or independently with small print runs for each release being the norm. At the time, half the fun was not only finding new bands but actually finding their releases so you could even listen to them. No band is all that great if everyone can listen to them and all that — exclusivity is king and all that (there was a sense of ownership or being in the know that came along with finding a new band and being able to refer fans of similar music to them).
Streaming services have eroded a lot of the excitement inherent in the old process of discovering new music. Now you can follow playlists or immediately stream just about anything anyone recommends to you (there are some notable exceptions — one of my favorite bands, Canadian punk act NoMeansNo, only has a greatest hits compilation distributed digitally). As silly as it is, I get less excited about finding new bands now and I tend to over-listen to releases I'm excited about, burn out on them and move on. As fans, we're less invested in what we're listening to because we didn't make the effort to discover it and the financial investment in a physical release or digital download to really attach us to it. Sure, we are paying for music inasmuch as paying a Spotify or Beats is paying for access to music ... but we're not directly supporting artists by buying those releases, by seeing the artwork, by having to go through the tea ceremony of pulling out a vinyl record and putting it on a turntable.
We have more access to music now than we've ever had, but we're much less invested in it. Maybe streaming proponents are right and streaming services will raise the money spent on music consumption in the aggregate, but I can't help but think we're losing something in the process. We've gained so much in the way of convenience and lost a lot with respect to the experience.
My record collection is no longer a lifestyle, a biography, a status. The identities that I and a generation of fellow aesthetes spent our lives fashioning are suddenly obsolete. They turned out to be mere patterns of consumption, no more resilient than the patterns of production that provoked them.
Streaming has made music distribution far easier for artists and, really, I'm not advocating against streaming or somehow going back to any one physical medium (although I do enjoy collecting vinyl). I just feel as though streaming has stripped something special out of discovering and exploring new music. I hope, sincerely, that that experience is replaced by something else (perhaps music fans will go to more shows — I try to) or maybe streaming services will evolve in a way that produces a unique experience all its own. I'm not disappointed that we're moving past music in its traditional physical form, but I do have nostalgia for the years I spent ordering odd CDs from European metal distributors and anxiously awaiting their arrival in the mail.
Systematic #118: Roderick dot dot dot ›
10.16.14 • Permalink
"The problem with marketing, again, is it seems like a science — when it works. You could say a bought this ad and called that radio station and I did this and that and then and the band sold a million copies. But then the next band comes along and you do exactly those same things — exactly those same things — and it doesn't happen. So you are left wondering what the hell happened the first time. And if you're in a band that that works for and it doesn't work for everybody else well it's very tantalizing for you to say, 'Well, we are great, we are better than other bands.'" — John Roderick
John Roderick's fourth appearance on Systematic has been my favorite so far. Roderick uses The Long Winters' history has a lens to examine recording, touring and functioning as a band. Roderick's experience is by no means definitive, but he offers a good deal of insight in to exactly how hard it is to succeed on any level as a musician. If you're able to, I highly recommend listening through all four episodes in order.
Roderick on the Systematic line:
- Roderick on the Systematic Line (Part 1)
- Roderick Part II: Breaking Up
- Roderick Part III
- Roderick dot dot dot
External links and redirects in Statamic navigation
10.15.14 • Permalink
I put together a fieldset and template that allows external links to be added to the navigation of Statamic sites alongside internal links. To implement this in your site, the fieldset should look like the following:
title: Nav link fields: _template: display: Template type: templates link: display: Link required: true default: type: text content: type: hidden
This fieldset should be accompanied by a template named link.html which will need to be added to your site's theme. The contents of the template are simply Statamic's redirect example.
Now you should be able to create link pages in your Statamic admin panel that can then be added to your site's navigation. The pages created in the panel should create page files that look like the following:
--- title: Example link page _fieldset: link _template: link link: http://example.com ---
Is there an easier or more effective way to do this? Let me know.


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Impact magazine is the SNHU alumni and donor magazine, featuring stories of alumni and current students doing extraordinary things with their education, and the faculty, staff and donors who inspire them.
This is a can't-miss issue, featuring stories of alumni, students, faculty and staff, including the men's soccer team, national champions and big brothers to a nine-year-old cancer survivor; a professor working with robots to treat autism spectrum disorders; a veteran of the U.S. Army dedicating her civilian career to helping SNHU student-veterans achieve their educational goals; and much more!
Click on the links below to browse past issues of the magazine.
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Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering) today announced the appointment of senior management personnel to new key management positions in the
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) has received one of this year's "Best IR Awards" presented annually by the Japan Investor Relations Association (JIRA).
The Fiscal Year 2015 Operating and Capital Budget was approved Thursday during a special meeting of the Port Commission of the Port of Houston Authority.
Company Receives New Refrigerated Containers and Places Order for New Genset Equipment
Sea Star Line, LLC began receiving the first of its new 100 40' and 45'
Containerized imports shipped through the Port of Oakland were up 9.17% in October from a year ago, the port said, citing the surge as the biggest jump in import cargo volume in six months.
Expanding on the Reefer RoRo Ship design release in September last year, naval architects group Knud E. Hansen A/S has continued the development of the new Reefer RoRo Ship design with version II.


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Monday, November 24 2014
Madam West - "Symbols" (video)
Madam West are a New York-based quartet with a penchant for electronics and trip-pop fusion.
Iris Campo - "I'll Wait For You" (audio) (Premiere)
The ultra-danceable "I'll Wait For You", which can count the songs of Imogen Heap as its sonic kin, is the latest from the Canadian musician Iris Campo.
Thursday, November 20 2014
CONTEST: David Baldacci Book Giveaway + $100 VISA Gift Card
David Baldacci's books are great gift options for everyone on your holiday list and we are giving some away just in time for the holidays.
Bella Novela - "Four Walls" (audio) (Premiere)
The latest tune from the Long Beach trio Bella Novela, "Four Walls", is a classic rock-esque number in the vein of Heart and Pat Benatar with the tonality of a James Bond theme.
Paul McCartney's Ten Greatest Live Performances
With a career as illustrious as Sir McCartney's, it is no surprise that these ten performances hit it as far out of the park as they do.
Wednesday, November 19 2014
Ethan Hawke on life, films and experimenting
If you think you've had an eventful year, consider the one Ethan Hawke is having. Since 2014 began, Hawke has unveiled the 12-year epic "Boyhood,"
'Framed' review: Gamers take charge of the story in engaging game
The long-standing Mad magazine comic strip "Spy vs. Spy" is occasionally like a puzzle — a short back and forth that asks the reader to piece
At 4 a.m., cable's Adult Swim network is a beautiful, twisted work of art
One of the qualities of life that makes it delightful is that, except in stuff like chemical reactions and laws of motion, it proves itself again and again beyond our power to predict.
Call of Duty non-profit more than triples veteran job placements under new leadership
Last year there were nearly three-quarters of a million unemployed veterans in the United States, according to the Bureau of Labor. And it's likely going to get worse as the military continues to downsize.
Fave Five: Sinoia Caves' Favorite Film Scores
Sinoia Caves (Black Mountain's Jeremy Schmidt) did the iconic score for 2010's Beyond the Black Rainbow, the demand for it leading to a 2014 release for the first time. Now, Schmidt walks us through his Fave Five Film Scores, and it is a trip in and of itself.


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FDR Drive
4 Injured In Wrong-Way Crash On FDR Drive
Just after 4 a.m., police said a 33-year-old woman driving a Kia sedan entered the FDR at East 34th Street and began traveling south in the northbound lanes.
Police: Suspect Shot Dead On UES May Be Serial Pharmacy Robber
It all began with a gunpoint robbery at Health Source Pharmacy, located at 68th-69th Street and Second Avenue, at 1:40 p.m., sources said.
Parts Of The FDR Drive To Shut Down For Pothole Repairs
Motorists are advised that two southbound lanes will be closed between 49th Street and the UN underpass.
Truck Gets Stuck Under Overpass On FDR Drive
It happened on the southbound side of the highway near 80th Street.
UES Residents Protest Plans For New Development That Includes Cancer Treatment Center
Some residents of the Upper East Side said Wednesday that they were so unhappy with plans for a new cancer treatment center that they think a garage full of garbage trucks would be preferable.
City Unveils Wider Ramps On Brooklyn Bridge To Ease Congestion
New York City Department of Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan calls the congestion between the bridge and the FDR Drive "the Brooklyn Bridge Squeeze."
Beauty Or Blight? Some East Side Residents Not Pleased With $4K 'Bubble Gum' Pink Mural
The city calls it "barrier beautification," but for many of the 4,000 people who call Waterside Plaza home, they said it's an everyday eyesore.
Massive Con Ed Transformer Explosion Blamed For Widespread Outage
A massive transformer explosion rocked a Con Edison plant as Superstorm Sandy raged.
High Winds And Heavy Rain Leave Their Impact On Tri-State Area
Thousands of outages have been reported around the area, mostly in Connecticut, Long Island and Morris, Monmouth and Ocean counties in New Jersey.
LEDs Coming To East River Bridges, Highways, Central Park
The way major parts of New York City are lit is in the midst of a big change, WCBS 880′s Rich Lamb reported.
Teenager Dies After Slipping, Falling From FDR Drive Into East River
A 15-year-old boy has died after falling from the FDR Drive, officials said. Justin Smith slipped by accident off a railing and fell into the East River near 102nd Street and 105th Street at round 8:15 p.m on Saturday night.
TD Five Boro Bike Tour Is Great For Riders, Not So Great For Drivers
Organizer Ken Podziba told 1010 WINS' Glenn Schuck that the TD Five Boro Bike Tour is a major gain for "our great city." But it's certainly a pain for many taxi drivers.
Police: Wrong Way Driver Caused Fatal Crash On FDR Drive
A driver travelling the wrong way on the FDR drive caused a fatal chain reaction crash early Sunday morning.
31-Year-Old Man Killed In Four-Car Crash On FDR Drive
Police said a white SUV traveling northbound slammed into one vehicle which then struck a third and fourth car near 84th Street shortly after 2 a.m.
Matt Green Attempts To Walk Every NYC Street
Two years ago, he was an engineer sitting behind a desk. Then he walked across the country. Now, he's trying to top that!


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October update
Another year is rollin' on by and these posts are getting fewer and fewer. Some of this is from last year, but better late than never. Below is how I've been spending my time…
Hungry Ghosts
A few weeks back I sweated Violent Soho on their Sold Out Australian tour shooting the shows in Melbourne and Brisbane, Legends all round in the Violent Soho camp as well as Smith St Band, Lucas Barasi, High Tension, and Malakyte.
There is a shot towards the end of the gallery that I am doing a limited edition A2 fine art print on Canson Etching Edition. Limited to 25 + 2 AP prints. You can scope it here http://www.kanyelens.com/products/violent-soho-2014.html
Also to see some exclusive photos, be sure to checkout this months edition of www.rollingstoneaus.com
Just one more house keeping note, I'm giving you something for free so I was wondering if you could do me a solid. I usually I hate vote based photo competitions but even if lose, I can still win. The top 6 voted images go into a judged competition.
Winner gets 6k in travel vouchers, losers get $500. Now I'm not asking you to win me a potential holiday.
I've just spent 60k on a camera to start my new music photographical series, well this series is also going to include a lot of travel here and internationally. I am lining up for some arts grants, but also this competition could really help me out too. Go and give my photo a vote. Feel free to share this around, if you have a lot of social media followers, feel free to post out. The last hurdle, the comp is going to want access to your Facebook but don't worry it's not going to post anything on your behalf or your friends it just needs to know for the voting process that it's a real person. Voting ends Monday 11th August.
Vote! https://www.snapupaholiday.com.au/?app_data=7181 Click on vote once you are on the page next to the little love heart. Love heart is for you!
Now on to what you came here for. They are not in chronological order.
Congratulations on making it this far. If you haven't voted, you really should
Vote! https://www.snapupaholiday.com.au/?app_data=7181 Click on vote once you are on the page next to the little love heart. Love heart is for you!
I'm an ideas man
I have ideas. Lots of ideas that usually come to me at inappropriate times. A lot of these ideas are good, but not great. A couple have stuck around, kept on rearing their annoying heads. And from all angles they still seem like good ideas. I've run these ideas past a few people (actually way to many people) and they seem to like them too. And since I have said that I'm going to do these projects, I have to do them. I'm not a gonna. You know those people, "I'm gonna do this and that and blah blah" but nothing ever happens.
So one of my ideas I need to shoot with a lot of megapixels. I can't shoot multiple images and stitch them together so I'm going to shoot it on a Phase One and an 1Q 80 back. Bye bye 60k+
Nothing worthwhile ever comes easy, so to get me started and to ease the financial pain I'm selling a heap of my personal memorabilia. Pieces I've been hoarding for a few years, signed pictures I've taken of some of my favourite artists, a few pieces of vinyl (If you see more vinyl being added you know I'm desperate) and the odd shirt I've had lying around. I call this "The Beard Collection"
So it's kind of like a crowd funding campaign but not.
You can also help me out by purchasing a copy of Kanye Lens Vs Soundwave, a t-shirt or any other prints that have been left over from exhibitions. I also still have a heap of prints on display at Eureka Rebellion Trading 454 Smith St, Collingwood VIC 3066 that are not on this site, as well as a few in Knucklehead Shipping Co flag ship store 462 Oxford St, 2021 Paddinhgton
These projects are going to take a few years to shoot but I'm sure you will all find out what's going on soon enough. I'm not very good at keeping secrets.
Go forth : www.kanyelens.com
For the first time in something like 10 years I found my self not having to work over NYE. Pyramid Rock Music Festival is where I would usually be but since it didn't run this year, I decided to have some time off in USA.
I took some photos because I felt like it. A mixture of Neopan 1600 B/W and Sensia 100. First time I have shot colour film since I was studying. Feels good.
Neopan dreaming in Japan…
In 2012 I took a well earned break with a few weeks holidaying in Japan. I'm definitely not one of those people who has a camera in hand everywhere they go so I had to talk myself into taking a camera with me. Also not being one for holiday snaps I decided I would take my Canon EOS1 35mm, 50 1.2 and shoot only B/W Neopan 1600 (I still have some rolls hoarded). I thought I would challenge myself with shooting in monochrome as the abundance of colour in Japan would usually lend itself to shooting colour. It's kind of nice to decide to take a photo, rather than having to take a photo.
Forgive my scanning, dust and hair seem to rule my life.
Just because
Violent Soho
Fuck I love this band. I put a camera up in the ceiling at their Corner Hotel show. Tough to get a good frame without obstruction, some pics below. If you like looking at photos I take, rep a shirt www.kanyelens.com


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Noble and Greenough School is a rigorous academic community dedicated to inspiring leadership for the public good.
Through mentoring relationships, we motivate students to achieve their highest potential and to lead lives characterized by service to others. The Nobles community: • Generates critical, creative, socially conscious thinkers; • Upholds a commitment to diversity; • Develops character and intellect in deliberate conjunction; • Cultivates purposeful citizenship on local, national and global levels; • Builds independence and self-respect through challenge and achievement; • Espouses humility, humor, collaboration, honesty and respect for others as the foundations of a vibrant intellectual community.
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Salad of chargrilled leeks and red onions with mozzarella
It may only be a salad, but it looks far more impressive. Take note as we unravel the secrets of creating a healthy dish with a twist. Discuss this article
Serves 4
A pinch of caster sugar
Salt and pepper, to taste
24 young leeks, trimmed
2 red onions, cut into wedges
2x 200g mozzarella balls, cut into 4 slices each
For the dressing
4 tbsp tarragon vinegar
1 tsp Dijon mustard
1 tbsp chopped fresh tarragon
50ml extra virgin olive oil
1 tomato, deseeded and finely diced
1 tbsp fine capers, rinsed and drained
1 tbsp stoned green olives, finely chopped
1 hard-boiled free-range egg, shelled and finely chopped
• Make the dressing first. Combine all the ingredients and leave for an hour or so for the flavours to come together.
• Bring a large pan of water to the boil with the sugar and a little salt. Throw in the leeks, return to the boil and cook gently for two to three minutes. Drain them well and dry on a cloth.
• Grill the leeks and onions on a hot, ridged cast-iron griddle pan. When they are tender and slightly blackened, remove from the heat and season with salt and pepper.
• Toss the leeks and onions in most of the dressing, then divide between four plates. Arrange two slices of mozzarella over each portion, sprinkle the remaining dressing and serve.
Tip from the top
'The thing I love most about this dish is the dressing; I sometimes serve it with plain little gem lettuce and some croûtons or, even better, warm French beans and seared tuna or salmon. You can change this salad totally by adding smoked chicken or plainly cooked chicken. You could also use a mild British cheese instead of the mozzarella.'By Chris Anderson
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Continuing on Nicole's post, I've got the video of Dodd doing a great job of sticking up for Daily Kos in an excellent way. He told the truth. And wh
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