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Gamma tocopherol - Increasing evidence indicates that it may be dangerous to use to alpha-tocopherol form of vitamin E without also taking gamma-tocopherol. According to the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, alpha-tocopherol displaces critically important gamma-tocopherol in the cells. While alpha-tocopherol inhibits lipid peroxidation, gamma tocopherol is needed to quench dangerous free radicals such as peroxynitrite.1
Sesame lignans - Studies show that when sesame lignans are added to the diet of rats, a measurement of free radical activity is reduced by 82 percent.2-4 Sesame lignans augment the antioxidant effects of both alpha and gamma-tocopherol. A human study showed that gamma-tocopherol plus sesame lignans was 25 percent more effective at suppressing measurements of free radical damage than gamma-tocopherol and tocotrienols.5-7
Vitamin K2 - A new biologically active form of vitamin K2 known as menaquinone-7 has been added to provide improved vitamin K function. Menaquinone-7 is not metabolized quickly by the liver, so only small amounts are needed to make osteocalcin, the protein that directs calcium into the bones instead of being left in the blood to calcify arteries.
Lycopene - People who ingest cooked tomato, rich in the carotenoid lycopene, enjoy healthier prostate function. Lycopene also helps guard against LDL oxidation.
Lutein - Consumption of green vegetables such as collard greens and spinach provides the carotenoid lutein, which helps maintain healthy cell division and protects the endothelial lining of the arteries.
Ginkgo - The most popular flavonoid supplement is Ginkgo biloba. Hundreds of studies substantiate its multifaceted effects in the promotion of healthy circulatory and neurologic functions.
Chlorophyllin - The pigment chlorophyllin is vividly seen in green vegetables. Scientific studies indicate that chlorophyllin may be the most potent nutrient to protect against environmental DNA damage.
Selenium - The FDA states that some scientific evidence suggests consumption of selenium may reduce the risk of certain forms of cancer. However, the FDA has determined this evidence is limited and not conclusive. The ability of selenium to boost glutathione is well established, but most people don't know that there are several different forms of selenium that provide diverse biological benefits.
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Vitamin C (as calcium ascorbate, ascorbyl palmitate) - 90 mg
Vitamin E (as D-alpha tocopherol) - 26.8 IU
Vitamin K1 - 9 mg
Vitamin K2 (as menaquinone-4 and Nutri-K menaquinone-7) - 1000 mcg
Folic acid - 800 mcg
Vitamin B12 (as cyanocobalamin) - 300 mcg
Calcium (as calcium ascorbate) - 10 mg
Zinc (as zinc gluconate) - 10 mg
Selenium (as sodium selenate, selenomethione, se-methylselenocysteine, selenodiglutathione) - 200 mcg
Ascorbyl palmitate - 50 mg
Chlorophyllin - 100 mg
Gamma E Mixed Tocopherols - 359 mg
Typical distribution: Gamma tocopherol - 215-244.2 mg
Delta tocopherol - 89.8-125.7 mg
Alpha tocopherol - 18-35.9 mg
Beta tocopherol - 0-7.2 mg
Ginkgo biloba (leaf) extract [standardized for 24% ginkgoflavonglycosides (28.8 mg), 6% total terpene lactones (7.2 mg), and < 1ppm ginkgolic acid] - 120 mg
Lutein (from marigold extract) - 2 mg
Lycopene (from tomato extract) - 10 mg
Sesame seed (Sesamum indicum) lignan extract - 20 mg
Other ingredients:
flax seed oil, soy lecithin, beeswax, gelatin, glycerin, purified water, carob color.
Contains soybeans and peanuts. Contains sesame. This product contains NO milk, egg, fish, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, wheat, yeast, gluten, corn, or rice. Contains NO sugar, and no artificial sweeteners, flavors, colors, or preservatives.
Lyc-O-Mato is a registered trademark of LycoRed Natural Products Limited.
Nutri-K is a trademark of the ET Horn Company.
Dosage and Use
Take one softgel daily with meals, or as recommended by a healthcare practitioner. Do not take with fiber supplements.
Those taking anticoagulant drugs such as Coumadin or Heparin should avoid vitamin K supplements. Those with Wilson's disease should not take chlorophyllin supplements.
1. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA. 1997 Apr 1;94(7):3217-22.
2. J Nutr. 2002 May;132(5):961-6.
3. Life Sci. 2000;66(2):161-7.
4. J Nutr. 1998;128:1018-22.
5. Lipids. 1995 Nov;39(11):1019-28.
6. J Nutr. 1992 Dec;122(12):2440-6.
7. Nutr Cancer. 2001;39(1):66-71.
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It has only one game I want for it coming out in the foreseeable future. So no.
Yes. Devil May Cry 1, 3, and 4 are great but not nearly as good as Bayonetta and the entire God of War series is crap.
@uninspiredcup said:"These days, when a lot of games are heading to be polite, colorful, politically correct, and trying to be some kind of higher art, rather than just an entertainment – we wanted t...
@Salt_The_Fries said:whereas when there's something that transcends the notion of a "game", like Alien IsolationThe fuck are you talking about, Alien Isolation is gamie as shit, in a bad way.
@medafaded: "Still lacking of info, Have you played?"No. I have however played the games this game so shamelessly cribs mechanics and gameplay off of. Assassin's Creed and Batman are both awful - spe...
@Metamania: "Seeing a videogame in action and then playing it are two completely different things."Thing is is that no, they really aren't. You can see how it looks, plays, sounds, and to an extent h...
No since it isn't remotely appealing or interesting in any way.
@Celtic_34 said:AC traversal + Batman combat + LOTR + The Nemisis system seems like a win to meSounds fucking terrible to me.
@medafaded said:@Pffrbt: You are correct, you can comment about anything. I was just pointing out the lack of info, and how your comment means nothing still.The lack of info except for clearly seeing...
I don't understand the point of this topic. Everyone expects Sonic Boom to be garbage both in quality and sales, so there's no way it can flop and no one cares regardless because the game looks like ...
@Heirren said:There are still bosses in games?Not in western games, no. Can't have bosses if you barely have gameplay.
@Gamerno6666 said:Mirror Knight in Dark Souls 2. The setting was pretty epic.It's the same boss as 75% of the other bosses in that game.
@medafaded said:@Pffrbt: That comment means about the same as your name... nothing! Have you played it yet? To give us this in depth review?Pretty sure I don't need to play it to comment on how it lo...
The game looks like like a combination of the worst shit from Batman and Assassin's Creed mixed with bunch of generic tropes from awful western games.
@Litchie said: The battery is pretty horrible as well. I can barely play for 2 hours before it dies.Playing for more than two hours at a time is unhealthy.
Dark Souls 2.
Yes. You can find even more Berserk inspiration in Demon's Souls.
Everything by Platinum.
I'm pretty sure it isn't.
Demon's Souls. Creepiest, most surreal atmosphere.@c_rakestraw said:I think Dark Souls 2 is the most refined of the series. Lot of little things that make it so much more enjoyable to play over its p...

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|Under 28 g.: 5 yrs. with or without hard labor and $5,000; 28-200 g.: 10-60 yrs. hard labor and $50,000 to $150,000; 200-400 g.: 20-60 yrs. hard labor and $100,000 to $350,000; Over 400 g.: 30-60 yrs. hard labor and $250,000 to $600,000
|5-30 yrs. hard labor and/or up to $50,000; Sale to minors by persons over 25: life imprisonment; Sale to minors by those at least 3 yrs. his junior: double penalties
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Cottage | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
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' 3 miles north-west of Wedmore, on a quiet lane in the small village of Upper Weare (11th cent. Grade I listed church), an attractive, stone-built cottage with superb panoramic views from all rooms - expansive green fields towards Cheddar Gorge and reservoir in one direction, the Mendip Hills and Crook Peak in the other. At the front, small, enclosed, walled garden with gravelled sitting-out area (table/chairs) to enjoy those stunning views. Friendly owners live in the attached farmhouse.
Entrance hall (half-sized snooker table) with a few steps down to good-sized fitted kitchen/dining room (dishwasher, washing machine, microwave) with high, beamed apex ceiling, dining table/pews and stable doors to garden; ground-floor loo (washbasin); living room (TV/DVD, open fire). Stairs up to galleried landing (sofa) and 4 more steps up to two bedrooms ' a double (6' bed), and a twin; bathroom (suite plus hand-shower, separate shower cubicle). Nearest pub, 1 mile; other pubs/shops, within 3 miles. Large, spacious and light; a scenic location, convenient for a wide range of interests. Sleeps maximum of 4, including babies.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Car advised
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Games room
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Cots (1)
|Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden
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The agent has its own star rating system to quantify interior quality, comfort and ambience. This property has been rated 3.5 star.
The West Country region
Somerset: is dairy cows in lush water-meadows, huge rolling cornfields, immense views, dark chocolate ploughed fields, luxuriant cottage gardens, orchards and the hedgerows alive with songbirds. To the north, the limestone Mendip Hills, splendid for walking, containing caves and Cheddar Gorge; and beautiful Bath with its natural hot springs, a city enjoyed by Jane Austen, steeped in Roman and Georgian history and still very culturally alive - a World Heritage Site. In Somerset's middle, the flatness of Sedgemoor (where Monmouth enticed the West Country's farmers to be slaughtered for him) with cattle at sunset as in a classical painting, villages on low hills. Nearby are Glastonbury with its tor and legends (and festival) and Wells with its tremendous cathedral. To the south is the Hamstone country - beautiful rolling farmland where almost every cottage is of golden stone, and every few miles are magnificent houses/gardens open to the public; at Yeovilton, the excellent Fleet Air Arm Museum (Concorde). In the Vale of Taunton, between Exmoor, the Quantocks and the Blackdown Hills, is some of the richest farmland in England, wonderfully unspoilt and peaceful.
And to the north-west, the 40 square miles of the beautiful Quantock Hills stretching from Taunton (county town) to the Bristol Channel sea and big sandcastling beaches. Wooded, heather-topped, home to red deer and loved by Wordsworth and Coleridge. Superb walks/rides, tremendous views, deep romantic valleys, pretty villages. Along the Quantocks' western foot chugs the steam railway from Bishop's Lydeard to Minehead. Few beautiful-country areas are so rich in interesting and splendid man-made things to see.
Wedmore: pretty village (church, pubs, art gallery, smart boutiques and shops) known as the 'Chelsea of Somerset'. Golf, 1 mile. Cheddar Gorge and Wookey Hole, 5-6 miles. Bath, 25 miles.
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Andrea Brugnoni
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Entrance. An instant is all it takes to enter his world, his home. That fraction of a second necessary to frame, focus and shoot a Polaroid photo: to capture the image of anyone crossing his threshold. Thousands of photographs, to testify to the friends that come and go, like the flow of time itself.
First sign of creativity. Aged 14. Andrea chooses the boxing glove armchair as a gift. Since then, this object has accompanied him everywhere like Linus's blanket, a classic of the sentimental variety, in his design-inflected home. That's the way it is in the life of Andrea Brugnoni, an eclectic interpreter of the key word – selection –the real secret of style.
Selection is what he does publicly in his role as general manager of the Promenade du Port: a mix of fashion, art, design and food which, since 2008, has animated the pedestrian precinct of Porto Cervo and shopping on the Costa Smeralda. It is to Brugnoni that we owe this full immersion in design objects of exquisite refinement.
Private selection. With just as much liberty and assertiveness, it is deployed in Andrea's Milanese apartment, of which very little is actually Milanese. Filtered by a cosmopolitan taste, it often recalls London-style interiors: dark colours such as blue for the bedroom and black in the kitchen, rooms with a frequent presence of leather and hide and an eccentric flavour deriving from personal traits: wherever you look, a surprise, a pièce de résistance, inevitably and artfully "out of place". And besides: computer, Ipod and Ipad always switched on.
Never without. Rock music and sunglasses.
Never with. Business cards, always left behind.
Passion. Sardinia out of season.
Craze. Vintage Vespas. (Is it just a coincidence they are on sale on the Promenade?)
Hand luggage.
Inside, everything cleverly rolled up and then scientifically hung up in the shower on arrival. Six/seven Ipods distributed between pockets and suitcase.
Distinctive signs.
1 . Suits strictly tailor-made – enlivened by sneakers or colourful gommino shoes.
Torn blue jeans, jackets made to measure, loafers with buckle trim.
2 . Newspaper read from back to front, typical of a converted left-hander.
3 . The craze for tattoos, current number: 42.
4 . Pashminas around his neck, always two at a time.


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Friday, 11 July 2014 08:41
A little thunder and lightning couldn't prevent American Legion Post #1711 in Levittown from throwing its annual Forth of July barbecue. Instead, Legion headquarters was transformed into a dining hall for members and their families out to celebrate Independence Day.
Bill Miller, a WWII veteran who has served with the Legion for the past 43 years, said Post #1711 has been holding its Independence Day barbecue for as long as he can remember.
"This is our birthday party," said 2nd Vice President Frank Marcinek, as he thanked all the veterans and their loved ones for coming out to celebrate. Because of the weather, all of the food and drinks were brought inside for the festivities.
Post Commander Joe Simpson said celebrating the Forth of July with the Legion is always a big deal.
"It's a holiday we look forward to every year," Simpson said, "[because] it is a way for us to give back to the members... and it's always a good time."
According to Simpson, each year members of the Legion, the Sons of the Legion — which is an extension of the legion for male family members — and the self-sufficient Ladies Auxiliary lend a hand in preparing the barbecue. In addition, the American Legion holds a food drive once a year for needy families, visits the schools to teach students how to properly retire the flag, hires drivers to provide rides to the VA hospital, arranges two annual parades (Memorial Day and Veterans Day) and assists with the funeral arrangements for members who have passed.
"All the members help setup," Herb Tracy emphasized, "cooking, cleaning... it's all volunteer."
Behind the bar, Herb Tracy and Adam Jankowski were doing their part by helping serve drinks.
By 1 p.m. — or thirteen-hundred hours in military time — the food was ready to be served. Volunteers with the American Legion pitched in, strapping on rubber gloves and helping dish out food to nearly 100 hungry veterans and their families.
If you are interested in volunteering, visit the American Legion Post #1711 on their Facebook page or call 516-731-9114 for more information.
This week's installment of our Veteran Spotlight will be on hiatus. However, stay tuned to the July 18, 2014 edition of the Levittown Tribune for the next installment.


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From the web page of BMW Motorrad South Africa
"If you're looking for a route to ride, this section is for you! Here you can read about other rider's favourite routes and go and explore it for yourself."
From Jeremy Bullard
"USA/Georgia - Roads around Suches and Two Wheels Only Bikers Camp (Another great motorcycle only camp ground is in North Carolina, called Iron Horse Motorcycle Lodge. Grant)
Mexico - Durango to Mazatlan - unbelievable"
From Matt Cartney
"Here's some nice roads in Scotland in case you are not sure where to go: I'd head up to Stirling then up the A84 to Tyndrum, where there's a shop called "The Green Welly Shop", which always has loads of bikers hanging around on a nice day. From there you can go up the A82 through Glencoe which is spectacular but busy or along the quieter A85 and A828 via Oban which is my preference. At Fort William, I'd take the A830 to Mallaig and get the lovely wee ferry to Armadale on Skye. Ride round Skye which is stunning then get the bridge at the Kyle of Lochalsh to the mainland. Take the A890 and A832 back to the A835. Go North till the the A837 takes you to Lochinver where the best pie shop in the world is. From there take the tiny little coast road north staying at one of the fantastic little coastal campsites if it fits with your timing. From here you could carry on round the north tip or head down the excellent A838 to Lairg. Down the A9 to Aviemore, up the A95 to Granton on Spey, then follow the A939 till you get to the A93, follow this south through Glenshee to Blairgowrie. West on the A923 and West/South on A822 Sma' Glen road till you get back to the A9 just north of Stirling!
That's a suggestion for Scotland anyway! Depending on how much time you have there are any number of little roads to explore and most of them are excellent, particularly in the North. Oh. in case you were wondering, I'd take maybe three days for the above trip, overnight in Skye and North of Lochinver. More time will give you more exploring time of course!"
From ekaphoto (John)
"If you find yourself in Northern California , I know a nice trail ride to take on Hwy 299 near the town of Willow Creek. In Willow Creek, take the turn towards the golf course. It's easy to find, just ask in town and they can tell you. Follow the road for about 4-5 miles going past the golf course and numerous houses. On an uphill climb, the road makes a hairpin right. On that curve is a turn off to Horse Linto Creek. Follow that road for 2 miles. It goes down to the bottom of a little valley and turns to gravel. At the bottom, cross a bridge and on the right is a FREE campground on US Forest Service land. If you have lots of gear, here is the place to leave it and camp. Just past the campground the road forks, go right, follow the sign that says Groves Prarie. About 1/4 mile up this road, it gets very steep and is all gravel/dirt with a couple of sharp turns. I am a beginner rider but had no problems. However I would not attempt this with an overloaded bike. After the steep part, it turns from road to what used to be road that is overgrown, then turns to good paved forest service road. Keep on the main road until it ends at another forest service road. Turn right towards Groves Prairie campground and follow that road past the campground. Keep on the main track that turns to gravel and pavement a couple of times. You eventually come out on Hwy 299 again. Turn right towards Willow Creek and back to your camp site. It took me about 2 hrs to do this loop a couple of weeks ago, and I didn't see a single person. Remember to fill up in Willow Creek before going and I would not recommend an overloaded bike due to the steep terrain at the beginning. A map would also be handy since there are several forest service roads that you cross, just in case you get turned around. Any questions drop me an e-mail."
From Matt Roach (on riding the east coast of Egypt / Sudan)
"There are two routes you can take south. The better route for a solo unsupported motorbike is the Nile route, via Dongola and then the tarred road from Abu Dom to Khartoum. If you push this, you can do it in three days, however four or five would be more comfortable. The only section of this route where water is not available is from Wadi Halfa heading towards Akasha, where it is about 75kms to the first truck stop. After this unfiltered Nile water is readily available, although bottled water is only available in the towns, such as Abri and Dongola. I found I was drinking close to ten litres a day and still not having to piss. The other route, through the desert via the train line has good water at Station 6, however I really don't think you could possibly carry enough water on a solo motorbike to make this feasible at this time of year. The route down the Nile is mainly heavily corrugated track, with a mixture of stony / sandy tracks. There are very few real sand stretches on this road, but you can always head off the track if you feel the urge. Fuel is available in Abri from jerry cans and at petrol stations in Kerma (60kms north of Dongola). Be aware that the distances on the Michelin map between Akasha and Abri are wrong. From Halfa - Akasha is 125kms, and then another 55kms to Abri, not 115kms as on the Michelin map."


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Adams County health officials have released information as they seek to make the public aware of sewage-disposal issues in the county.
Ernest R. "Dick" Tope, a former Decatur resident serving a life sentence for the 1974 murder of a Van Wert County, Ohio, teenager, has died in prison.
Tope, 58, died of lung cancer last week in Pendleton Correctional Facility in central Indiana, according to a report in Thursday's Van Wert Times-Bulletin.
(Editor's Note: Luke Gross, a Bellmont High School graduate, is a Decatur native, the son of Paul and Kathy Gross of this city.)
NEW PLYMOUTH, New Zealand (AP) — Loosehead prop Mike MacDonald will set the U.S. record for most test caps after he was named Friday in the lineup to face Ireland in the Rugby World Cup.
NEW CASTLE—Bellmont coach Craig Krull has always espoused the theory that his team will only get better by playing the better teams in volleyball and the Squaws moved to 11-4 this weekend by splitting a pair of games with ranked foes in the annual New Castle Invitational.
SPENCERVILLE, OHIO—South Adams captured three of the top 11 places in the 35th annual Spencerville Bearcat Cross Country Invitational Saturday and was narrowly edged out of first place by Shawnee (Ohio) by a 49 to 69 county.
Paula E. Hockemeyer, 93, of Decatur, died at 1:50 a.m. Sunday in the nursing center at Woodcrest Retirement Community.
She was born on October 11, 1917, in Allen County to Henry J. and Augusta Gick Nahrwold.
She married Walter Hockemeyer on January 22, 1941, in St. Paul Lutheran Church (Gar Creek); he passed away on November 16, 1991.
She was a homemaker and a member of St. Peter Lutheran Church (Fuelling).
Pauline M. Lehman, 86, of Berne, passed away on Saturday, September 10, in Parkview Hospital at Fort Wayne.
She was born to Albert and Eva Liddy Huser on February 21, 1925, in Adams County.
She married Maynard "Miz" Lehman on July 30, 1944, he survives.
She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother who always put her family first.
Ferne Alta Painter, 92, of Fort Wayne, passed away on Saturday, September 10, 2011, at Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne.
Born in Adams County, Ferne worked at General Electric for 39 years, retiring in 1979.
She graduated from Monroeville High School 1937.
She was a member of First Assembly of God Church, the GE Elex Club, and the GE Quarter-Century Club.
Surviving are several nieces and nephews.
More than $3,600 was contributed from five sources in Adams County this year to add to the national Muscular Dystrophy Association fund drive.
Collections were held last weekend by members of the Decatur Moose Lodge and the Monroe Fire Department. Decatur firefighters held their collection a week earlier.
The finals totals are as follows:
• $1,724.04, Decatur Fire Department.
• $724.04, Decatur Moose Lodge 1311.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana lawmakers say rising tuition at state universities is keeping Hoosiers from getting college degrees, but public university leaders say decreased state aid is forcing their hand.
Republican and Democratic budget leaders on the panel bemoaned that in-state tuition jumped from an average of 12 percent of Hoosiers' incomes in 2000 to expectations it will account for 19 percent of average income by 2013.


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Working with Inquisitive Pictures
7 September 2014
Recent voice work includes campaign promo for The Alzheimer's Society and audiobook version of The Wind and Waves
15 August 2014
Completed filming on 'Meatchute' directed by Tom Shennan and pleased to scrub off the ash and dirt, including Evelyn's blacked out teeth.
31 July 2014
Cast as the legless Evelyn in short film 'Meatchute' directed by Tom Shennan, shooting in Oxford this August
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Since the last update, Ruth has rehearsed and performed in 'This Child' directed by John Retallack, as part of Ruskin Platforms at Ruskin College, Oxford.
Also completed the first six episodes of WAWOW, as well as filming her part in the trailer for 'The Wrong Goodbye'.
Ruth spent three days in Soundworks recording studio to create the audio version of Sally Hull's The Wind and Waves, 13 chapters plus epilogue with each chapter about 1 hour long. Largely set on a 17th centre sailing vessel travelling from England to America, the tumultuous audiobook will be sold via Amazon.
30 May 2014
WAWOW Episode 1 features interview with actor/comedian Peter Halpin and IANS Pad,
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WAWOW launch is imminent with material for first three episodes sourced, scripted and shot. Just waiting for editor at TTA, Pinewood Studios to work his magic and then Ep.1 goes live. PLUS Rehearsing new monologue, 'Whatever Happened to Love' by Heather Dunmore, for performance as part of 'Maybe, Maybe Not' in Oxford on 10 May.
10 March 2014
Cast in two new short films, awaiting shoot dates
8 February 2014
First filming dates for WAWOW have been confirmed. Also Ruth was an improviser in the last performance of Whose Crown Is It Anyway? and is currently doing a range of simulated patient and other roleplay jobs.
30 December 2013
WAWOW Facebook page created, @WAWOWonTTA Twitter account is live, WAWOW.co.uk website under construction, new guests invited… Ruth is determined to go into the New Year with a fabulous series planned.
2 December 2013
Exciting times as Ruth, having completed a TV Presenter training course at Pinewood
Studios, will soon be seen presenting her own online lifestyle magazine programme
7 October 2013
"Ruth Curtis… gave a spirited sincere and energetic performance as Violet, who listens and offers advice to all the women, then takes up the cause to stop the baths from closing" Steaming in UK Theatre Review
22 September 2013
5 of the Steaming cast (including Ruth) lost a magnificent combined total of 2 stone (12.7 kg) and raised over £169 for the MS Society in their Guess2Give challenge
12 September 2013
It's hotting up for Steaming at the Elgiva http://www.elgiva.com/index.php/whats-
12 August 2013
Ruth continues to push back boundaries adding yet another Segway experience to her
range of exploits -
26 June 2013
Rehearsals are underway for Steaming and 5 of the cast are losing weight before appearing
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11 June 2013
Performing again in Improv show Whose Crown Is It Anyway? at Oxford's Pegasus Theatre on Thurs 20 June for Kevin Tomllinson, Kepow Theatre Co
24 May 2013
Ruth has helped set up a Facebook page for the M.B. Entertainment production of Steaming
29 April 2013
New 2 minute show reel now available -
24 April 2013
Ruth is acting in NPQH Simulations for prospective trainee headteachers -
14 April 2013
Casting has been announced and Ruth will be Violet in a new production of Steaming, directed by Liz Mente Bishop, at The Elgiva Theatre, Chesham in September 2013.
11 April 2013
New headshots by Maxine Evans.
9 April 2013
If you're reading this you will already know that Ruth has launched a new website
7 April 2013
"You were outstanding!.…you really were superb" -
1 April 2013
Ruth had a great day auditioning for Liz Mente Bishop http://lizmentebishop.com/links.php for Steaming
On tour until 27 April 2013
On tour with Moving On Theatre Company, playing Maude Mix in established off-
28 March 2013
Performed in Kepow Theatre Company's Whose Crown Is It Anyway? at Oxford's Pegasus Theatre


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Juan Patricio Morlette Y RuizTweet (1715 - 1780 ) - Artworks
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Juan Patricio Morlette Y Ruiz - Virgen De Guadalupe
Original 1750
Auction: Christie's -May 30, 2001 - New YorkLot number: 226
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Juan Patricio Morlete y Ruiz (1713-1772) Virgen de Guadalupe inscribed 'Juan Patri.s Morlete.' lower left oil on copper 16½ x 12¾in. (42 x 32.3cm.) Executed ca. 1750 Saleroom Notice Please note that the correct dimensions for this lot are 16½ x 12¾in. (42 x 32.3cm.) Provenance Private collection, Madrid Lot Notes It is believed that he studied under the painter José de Ibarra whom he quickly surpassed through domination of compositions, treatment of figures and a brilliant roccoco palette. He was also known for his draftmanship. His works include traditional religious painting, with a marked preference for allegories as well as portraiture and cityscapes. We can link the present painting to two other Guadalupanas. The first signed and dated 1763, today in the Parish of Santa María de Uribarri in Durango, Vizcaya, and the second, at the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, Galicia. The latter one and the present painting are almost identical in composition.
Juan Patricio Morlette Y Ruiz - San Antonio De Padua
Original 176116
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Juan Patricio Morlette Y Ruiz - Portrait Of Saint Luis Gonzaga
Auction: Christie's -Nov 17, 2010 - New YorkLot number: 156
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Juan Patricio Morlete Ruiz (Mexican 1713-1772) Portrait of Saint Luis Gonzaga signed 'Juan Patri M Ruiz' (lower right) oil on copper 16½ x 12½ in. (42 x 32 cm.) Provenance Private collection, Madrid. Acquired from the above by the present owner, Madrid.
Juan Patricio Morlette Y Ruiz - Untitled
After 1713
Auction: Christie's -Oct 19, 2007 - New YorkLot number: 99
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Yep, most of Aberdeen city was supposed to be September. Now we're being told June...
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Re: Oh Rly?
I think you'll find that it is now Office 364, possibly soon to be renamed Office 363
'Nutjob' serves half-baked Raspberry PI scam
Re: Should have...
Did the downvoters miss the "stick your tongue out and blow" meaning? Or is the sensohumometer set to Heckle?
Valve: Games run FASTER on Linux than Windows
Re: DO NOT DO THIS
Totally agree, similar piss poor experience with Age of Empires. The Live menus are a mess that are completely counter intuitive. Multiplayer setup was totally backwards too, but I guess that's another departments problem. I would have given up trying if the wife wasn't threatening me with reactivating WoW.
PayPal slaps down Dr Who 'charity book'
Given paypals dislike for selling a promise, it seems a bit odd that crowdfunder.co.uk uses paypal as the payment method...
Re: predictable
Totally agree; I would have preferred a basic tarting up of the original, rather than this 'me too' title.
The gameplay was quite advanced, and apart from the graphics it dates quite well (I complete the amiga version again about a year ago)
There is plenty of scope for enhancing the original, but staying true to it's nature, even for the console mob.
Microsoft builds Kinect into Asus laptops
I was thinking along similar lines, but for gaming. Controlling FPS targeting with your eyes would be far superior to mouse input.
UK probes Snickers over 'celebrity' Twitter adverts
I have a Marathon bar, circa 1989, in my parents attic. Last time I checked it hadn't gotten up and walked away.
Netgear ReadyNas Duo v2 network storage
@Luke McCarthy
I got the same board and love it. Handles W2K8 R2, web server, VMs, 3D stuff, everything. Best of all it only draws 22-25W when the HDDs are spun down.
Archos G9 101 8GB Android tablet
Samsungs generally have pretty good cameras though. My old Tocco was a lot better than this cheap but fast ZTE (camera is the only crap bit).
All the tegra 2 tabs i've used mirror onto the telly and some can do 1080p on the telly only. Either way all worked with iPlayer
"who actually takes photos with a 10in tablet"
Me, a lot. Whiteboards, Flipcharts, before and after wiring layouts, things that my crappy phone cam just wont focus on. I'm more likely to use the photos on the tablets bigger screen anyway.
If your phone can handle these sorts of tasks then that's fine, but mine isn't up to the job and I have no plans to upgrade.
Microsoft's RemoteFX is fab - but will it play Crysis?
I use http://www.streammygame.com for this. It's a bit fiddly to get going with (not helped by the guff ui on the web console), and you need an internet connection to authenticate your license (it's not free, but is dirt cheap). It does the job perfectly of streaming from my desktop beast to my old laptop over G wireless. Works with nearly every game I've tried (far more than they advertise), just a pity it's not as slick as it could be. They do a resolution limited demo if anyone wants to check it out.
Acer to murder Gateway brand
My wifes 17" gaming laptop from 3 years ago has no cow pattern at all. I would have been put off too, but it was stupidly cheap and fast at the time (£700 compared to £2500 for the similarly priced and styled Dell XPS or Alienware). It's still going strong
Is Facebook worth more than Google?
Usage data badly skewed
It's very common for folks who play Zynga games to have at least a dozen facebook accounts each. This is in order to progress in the game without badgering real friends or spending money. proper facebook gamers have up to 80.
Each account requires an obscene number of full 'page views' in order to respond to fake friend requests. These folks are amongst the heaviest users and appear to be in large numbers.
I'm sure you've all seen other apps that are desperate for you and all your friends to join and waste as much time as possible for little gain.
While there is no doubt these people need taken out back and shot, it suggests you'd have to be nuts to invest with such wishy washy figures. How about quoting the number of facebook users active at a time and their ad click rate? Just a hunch but my guess is its potential far below its current valuation.
The year's best... PC games
Bit disappointed by this one so far. Maybe needs more playing but seems too slow and simple compared to iv (console influence?).
Plus you get penalised for building railroads on every tile! disgraceful! (although civ 1 was the best for this, i liked to railroad the ocean :) ). ocd much? yes please.
Gamers demand CoD: Black Ops money back
^ Says the Sony rep.
AC stinks of troll.
For sale: Dr No's Scottish bunker complex
I think i bought the wrong house
Within a few hundred yards and I never knew it was there. It's cheap too!
Stephen Fry's truly terrible mistake
DAB works fine for me
How else am I supposed to listen to anything other than Radio1/2 or the local crap? Internet radio is useless as it isnt as portable (my laptop has crap speakers) and I can't use it at work due to bandwidth.
How would you suggest I get 6music, kerrang, etc?
Away to buy a DAB radio for the car. Yes I have TBs of music on mp3 but sometimes it's nice to hear something I dont already own.
Whether I can believe the gumf on the box that suggests that DAB+ is only a firmware upgrade away is another story. For now it does the trick.
Sony seeks 'universal console controller' patent
Amiga Controllers
For those of who have broken far too many Joysticks playing Sensible Soccer there is indeed a market. Most retro retailers only have the old Competition Pro style (which i hate) and CD32 controllers die at such a rate that they ran out well before the Amiga games market died a death.
I have to admit my A1200 and CD32 dont look terribly good on a 40" screen but you dont notice when in the thick of decent gameplay. Yet to rebuy Sensy on the XBox...
Asus Eee Box B206
Acer Revo
When can we expect a review of the Acer Revo? (or any of the other Nvidia ION based Atom systems) it seems far more capable for a better price. Plus there are dual core variants from other manufacturers on the way too.
Koreans create dancing droid
...Pants on fire
"You said a robot's ability to move all of its limbs separately and simultaneously was a major step forward in creating a work 'bot."
No I bloody didn't! And I sure as hell didn't bum Jae either, whoever he/she is...
Is there a prize for the most obvious comment? Is there a prize for being the last person to make it?
Microsoft slams OEMs over XP SP3 install cock-up
Cant be the only cause
It's happening on 2 Intel boxes (Dell and Sony). Both are clean installs of XPSP2, but as soon as you install SP3 the reboot malarky begins. What Fun! It took the SP3 iso to fix it.
100Mbit/s sewer broadband rollout coming your way
Dundee *is* a City
With a population in excess of 200,000 it is officialy designated a City.
Perth on the other hand is, and always will be, a town because it's full of slackjawed yokels...
Air France compensates 170kg passenger
@horrors of tesco
Some people are obviously taking the piss a little here. But why do their comments make you sick? Surely you must be aware that you are in the minority. The vast majority of overwieght people i know have been and always will be self confessed muffin addicts...
What it comes down to is "in an ideal world" who should be penalised:
1. those whos personal space infringes on others in a tin can that both parties chose to fly in.
2. or those who are having their personal space infringed upon in a tin can that both parties chose to fly in.
This is not an ideal world and everyone knows that regardless of the pricing policy of excess weight (personal + luggage) the airlines would just pocket the money and still cram the rest of us in like sardines
Retail giants to crack whip over digital dawdlers
"Tough luck if you're in an area where Freeview reception isn't as good as it should be"
try "... in a major city where less than half the population can get any digital signal at all "
EU says roaming case is soooo last month
Mobile Data Roaming???
What about 02s £6 per MB that applies to data transfers when abroad? if thats not a reason to give them a swift kick up the arse then what is?
Motorola lays off another 4,000
Old Razr Firmware
If their previous incarnation hadn't been so appalling then they might not be having problems shifting the new ones. They still haven't fixed the firmware to stop the constant freezing, turning off and "Please Wait" messages on my current phone so why should I trust them with my next one?
Whats worse is that everyone at the nearby motorola tech support knows about it and seem to have no power to get it fixed
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Is a blessing for my children to be able to attend this school. The teachers are friendlyand they meet the needs of the students. A unique school and have a very nice environment. I strongly recommend this school.
We moved to the area two years ago and Fourth School has been the best school experience for our family. We have four children and three attend the school. We have attended public school and homeschooled for a while, but have been so impressed with the teachers at Fourth School. They are a very experienced group with a love for the children that is really obvious. The class size enables them to tailor the work for each student's ability.
My two children have attended The Fourth Presbyterian School for less than a year and they love the school. They wake up excited for another day at school and they return home happy and content. My children entered the school mid-year due to an abrupt move from the Middle East after their youngest sibling was diagnosed with childhood Leukemia. I felt it would benefit my children to enroll them in a smaller, Christian school to help ease them through the their current upheaval and turmoil. I wanted them to be in a nurturing environment and the Fourth School ( and the Fourth families) delivered above and beyond. After only a few months my children felt at "home" and they were thriving. Academically they discovered it to be more rigorous than their previous International schools but they were loving every minute of it and they especially loved having the freedom to practice their faith. Words simply cannot express how wonderful this school is. As a parent, I will remain forever indebted to this school and it's families for their constant support and care and for providing my children with a top-notch education.
Although it sounds cheesy and fake, some of my fondest memories originate from Fourth Presbyterian School. The teachers, the friends, and the activities that I were a part of made my time there unique and unforgettable. A Christian-based school, Fourth Pres. did much more than teach facts and figures, it taught me about God s love. What makes Fourth Pres. unique is its inclusive environment for everyone. With small classes, and attentive teachers, class was engaging and exciting. My favorite thing about Fourth Presbyterian School is the relationship between the teachers and the students. Each teacher personally knows the student, even for myself, after moving to middle school, I have visited and seen teachers who taught me. The school does nothing better than making it the right fit for every student. Whether it s in the classroom, or on the field, the students feel a sense of companionship with the other students. I am proud to have gone to Fourth Presbyterian school for six years, and I wouldn't trade those years to be anywhere else. Thank you Fourth Pres. for making those years memorable and happy.
This is my 3rd year teaching middle school science at the Fourth Presbyterian School. I came here to help train up the next generation in the areas of Faith, Virtue, and Knowledge. My fellow teachers are highly skilled in the areas of instruction and mentoring; the students are both hard-working and diligent; and the parent community is supportive and eager to help out. Additionally, the administration is seasoned by decades upon decades of private and public school experience. I am convinced that we offer a wonderful Christian education that nurtures our students' spirit and pushes them towards their high calling in this world. This is a great school by every measure. I would not want to teach anywhere else.
I went to fourth for 10 years of my life and I honestly can't picture a better place to have spent most of my childhood. Not only do they have a good education system, the staff there is great and they really care about you. Having graduated recently, I felt prepared to step out into the world because of the ways fourth prepared me so much. What makes Fourth stand out from other schools besides its wonderful, close-knit community and beautiful scenery, is its loving Christian atmosphere it possess. I definitely grew in my faith during my time there and am still growing in my faith with a strong passionate love for God, thanks to the influence fourth has had on me. I thank God for letting me attend such a wonderful school and highly recommend it for anyone else looking for a great school with a nurturing Christian environment.
I attended Fourth school for six years and it was quite an amazing experience. The classes are small and the teachers really care about you and want you to learn, and as a student you are provided with many opportunities such as going to the Folger Shakespeare Library to perform, taking trips to places such as Philadelphia, Washington DC, and Gettysburg, and having your faith and spirituality strengthened as well.
This is my sixth year teaching at the Fourth Presbyterian School. I spent over a decade teaching in the public school system, which provides a high quality education, but cannot compare with the level of individualization and differentiation we are able to give our students on a daily basis. Our fully accredited academic program is rigorous and we utilize a variety of teaching strategies to help each student achieve his or her best. Class sizes are small and we offer accommodations for children with mild to moderate disabilities. The students at our school are encouraged to grow daily in their knowledge of God, their relationships with each other, and their understanding of how to serve those around them. The Fourth School offers a balance of challenging academics and fun school-wide activities that make it a wonderful place to work.
I am a teacher at the Fourth School. It is a blessing and a pleasure to teach 10 years at this school. I came to this school from a public school environment and was eager to begin an innovative, challenging, and exciting new phase of life. This school has given me the opportunity to utilize my God given talents of teaching, nurturing, loving, and giving back to the children. I am able to reinforce appropriate behavior by sharing Godly principles, and this is most rewarding. I work alongside co-workers who are gifted professionals, highly qualified. I have grown as a teacher because of the ongoing, professional development and peer collaboration that is encouraged and provided by our capable leadership. The beautiful, picturesque 35-acre campus provides wonderful opportunities to explore with my students and participate in many hands on activities. The students are excited about learning! The school location is great! The small class size, strong academic curriculum, enriching specials (Art, Music, Media, Computer Lab, PE, and Spanish) make this the perfect school where children will learn and grow. The parents are amazing! I highly recommend this school!
I am a teacher at the Fourth School. It is a blessing and a pleasure to teach 10 years at this school. I came to this school from a public school environment and was eager to begin an innovative, challenging, and exciting new phase of life. This school has given me the opportunity to utilize my God given talents of teaching, nurturing, loving, and giving back to the children. I am able to reinforce appropriate behavior by sharing Godly principles, and this is most rewarding. I work alongside co-workers who are gifted professionals, highly qualified. I have grown as a teacher because of the ongoing, professional development and peer collaboration that is encouraged and provided by our capable leadership. The beautiful, picturesque 35-acre campus provides wonderful opportunities to explore with my students and participate in many hands on activities. The students are excited about learning! The school location is great! The small class size, strong academic curriculum, enriching specials (Art, Music, Media, Computer Lab, PE, and Spanish) make this the perfect school where children will learn and grow. The parents are amazing! I highly recommend this school!
I went to Fourth for 8 years straight and loved every minute of it. The classes are small, the teachers are caring and the community is close knit. I got an amazing education there where I was able to move onto many advanced classes in high school and the teachers are all very knowledgable, good at what they do and genuinely care about you and your grades/education. I have also been able to strengthen my faith greatly through Fourth education and I knew what it expect in high school. I was also able to have a good athletic background playing multiple sports and not having to worry about being cut from the team and the coaches were great to be around an made me really enjoy te sport and also did a good job of teaching us lessons such as sportsmanship and doing your best as well as teamwork. Fourth also gave me some of the best friends anyone could ask for and I still keep in touch with many of them today. Fourth is one of the best things that has ever happened to me.
October 31, 2013 - I am the second grade teacher at Fourth School and have been with the school since 2000. I love teaching at this school because it stresses a strong academic curriculum where I can share much information with my students. The school also has small classes and hosts an extremely supportive parent community. The students at Fourth School are considerate of others and exhibit kindness across the grades. I would highly recommend this school for its academics and emphasis on individualization. It is a joy to represent and teach at Fourth School.
I love the Fourth School! As a teacher here I am able to meet all of my students exactly where they are in their educational growth. My ability to work one-on-one with the students and to create innovative and exciting lesson plans for classes is maximized by having an ideal class size and a wonderful, supportive faculty. Being able to instill Christian morals and values in the character and lives of my students throughout all I do each day is extremely rewarding! I have enjoyed having students in my class from all different walks of life! Both the new students and students who have been at 4th for years are thriving in this wonderful environment! What a blessing it is to teach here!
This is my fourth year teaching at Fourth. The high academic standards the school maintains are essential in a competitive educational market. I am constantly encouraged by the dedication of my colleagues to ensuring our students are learning at a level consistent with or exceeding 21st century standards, while also upholding strong Christian values and instruction. There is nowhere else I would rather be teaching!
I am so proud to be a Fourth School teacher! This is my first year teaching at The Fourth Presbyterian School and having some experience working in other schools in the public school system, I must say that I was impressed with the requirement that I not only teach literacy and math, but I also have designated and separate history, science, and Bible periods throughout the week. This is rare in any public school and many private schools, as teachers are usually expected to simply squeeze these "special" subjects into their literacy and math blocks when they can. The depth of understanding that results in this feature of the school's curriculum is incredible! I would highly recommend this school because of its exceedingly high and impressive academics, and the sense of community that is shared amongst the staff and parents.
Our children have had the best education - learning more about God and the world he created in an academically rigorous environment. The teachers care about both the heart and the mind and strive to develop the next generation as one with faith, virtue and knowledge. The community of families care for each other and are there for each other. Stop by and visit the campus.
The Fourth Presbyterian School has everything you could want in a school. It offers a family friendly environment, strong Christian values and is fully accredited. It has provided our children with a strong Christian base and sense of community, while maintaining a forum for academic excellence. Also, it has provided an avenue for which they can participate in a variety of sports. We love the Fourth school!
I graduated from the Fourth School and I m now in high school. I really enjoyed my time at the Fourth as it prepared me for high school on an academic basis and provided me with Christian values that I can share with others. It also has a nice gym.
I have worked at Fourth School for just over one year as a teacher. The administration and parents are a great support to me in growing as a teacher through classes and volunteering constantly. As Athletic Director, we're committed to offering students the chance to not just compete in three seasons each year, but grow their relationships as they build healthy habits for life! It s not just a school, but a great community to be a part of!
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Presidential hopeful Herman Cain, already facing allegations of sexual harassment from four women, was caught joking about Anita Hill during a campaign stop this week.
A college professor, Hill infamously became the poster woman for such claims when she made them 20 years ago about Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas.
A Fox News camera caught Cain laughing about Hill during a campaign visit to Kalamazoo, Mich., Thursday, when a supporter brought up the professor's name.
"You hear the latest news today? Anita Hill is going to come …" a man told Cain. "Is she going to endorse me?" Cain joked, as he and the crowd laughed heartily ...
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"He said it in a humorous way. I gave a humorous response."
The Republican continues to fend off allegations that he sexually harassed four women when he was head of the National Restaurant Association in the 1990s.
Karen Kraushaar allegedly received a settlement to leave the group along with another woman. Sharon Bialek alleges Cain tried to grope her at a later date.
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It seems OBVIOUS to me that SOME people needs to get a life! Trying to fight a battle that IT has already lost!!
Hey T-Bone! I thought you were thru the other day! Are you sure? I was going to give you a Pardon- and let you lay! Riot? Ha- you give me way to much credit! Thanks just the same!
@ Obvious. you do know that your riot inciting antagonism doesn't work here, don't you?! Enough said! Because I am through with you!
Tammy- it's a good thing you don't- want to come back! Black Males do not provide and I'm guessing you know this from experience! It's hard to support little Tyrone and buy Spinners. It's hard to expect- Respect with whom im sure you run with.
Racism? Oh yeah! Right! I'm guessing "T-Bone" also figures OJ was also framed? This Race Card People continue to carry in their Pocket is exactly why "T-Bones" people will never get any Respect! Each and every time they don't get their way they "Pull" the card! When is your ignorant ASS going to realize that WHEN YOU DO play that card and that Card is not justified then at that moment people see where your head is at! They see this has been your Hidden Agenda
all along. We have caught on to your kind - T-Bone- and nobody's playing the Game any longer.
Who would actually want to come back. Are you serious. Obviously Nooootttt!!
Anyone with any sense of decency can see that this is a political ploy to keep Cain from running for president of the USA. Except that it also has an added twist, but it's the same old adage....RACISM!!!
Herman Cain's comment about anita Hill was not funny. Sexual harrassment is not funny. I no longer will support him.
Nothing wrong w/ what he said. Not at all. Btw Obvious- it's OUT of wedlock. Ignorant, angry fool.


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I was thinking recently about American interiors retailer West Elm and how much I miss having a store nearby (or even in my country!) where I can go for inspiration and to buy great decorating objects from lighting to furniture and beyond. For those of you who once lived in America and who now live abroad you must be able to relate to sometimes feeling cut off from the mother ship, right!? Shopping in the states is always a huge draw for me when I visit home and I can't wait until I'm back in NYC this January to hit the stores and indulge again – even if only to window shop!
1. Owl dessert plates, 2. Turned-Leg Dhurrie Ottoman, 3. Marquis Rug, 4. Field Study Rimmed Dessert Plates.
When I'm missing a particular store, as dorky as this sounds, I'll often visit their website and daydream about the things that I'd love to have but today I thought I'd take it a step further and pull together a little West Elm wish list to inspire you, make home feel a little less far away for me, and hopefully to highlight some things that those of you living stateside may like to check out for yourself.
5. Deco Sequin Pillow, 6. Long arm chandelier, 7. Taper shade sconce, 8. Chalkboard Candlepot.
9. Porcelain ring dish, 10. Finn pendant, 11. Chevron shower curtain, 12. Turned table lamp.
13. Floating lacquer frames (love! eek!).
14. Paul Loebach Dining Table.
Though most of these companies (like West Elm) do ship internationally now, it's not the same experience as walking into an actual shop to touch and experience the product in person, especially for a very tactile person like me but I can't complain AND that chevron shower curtain IS calling my name, what about you!?
I hope that you've enjoyed my 14 faves…
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I'm a huge fan of Karine Kong, she is one half of the sister duo who runs online shop Bodie & Fou but who also writes a lovely blog… and I've met her in person several times and can confirm that she's even sweeter in person than I had imagined. That is why today I am thrilled to help spread the word about her brand new print + digital catalog!
What I love about it is that it's a bit like a magazine that you can shop from – so nearly everything you see you can purchase. Karine did a lovely job setting up the shoots, her styling work is very strong and she often uses corners of her own home to show how she uses the things in her own shop at home. I love that – a very unique approach for sure. Here are some lovely spreads from her catalog that she sent over to me to share today.
I'm swooning over her workspace shown above — it's so chic and just great! I love all of the House Doctor products that she sells too – I'm sure a fan of their things. Karine – congrats on the catalog and much success to you!
It's springtime in Australia — flowers are blooming, the sun is shining and sweet color abounds! Did you know that blogger and interior designer Anna Spiro from Absolutely Beautiful Things and Black & Spiro recently launched an online shop? Oh yes, she has and the concept is super original. She calls it the Absolutely Beautiful Things store where you "Shop This Look", but I call it a brilliant Shop By Numbers retail experience that I predict is a growing trend for websites everywhere. It takes the guesswork out and puts the fun back in online shopping because frankly, online shopping needs a boost because the same ole same ole experience of buying stuff online can be so vanilla and I'd like to see more shops adding content or features to their site that an in-store experience just can't give.
(Above: Anna breaks down each item in her styled room, making it a breeze to get the look! She clearly loves pink!)
I've seen this shop by numbers approach only a few times online so it still feels like a very fresh approach to selling and I love how you can build a room easily through the overall approach of breaking down all of the items and more or less saying, "Hey, you like it, here you go – now you can buy it." It takes the complication out of what can often be very complicated – shopping for decorative items online. It's also easier to find products in a photo that you like when you can just click on the item and instantly link to where it's listed on the site.
And for those of you who aren't familiar with this Australian design maven, check out these beautiful images from her home and shop. Swoooooon!
Love this, Anna – way to go!
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I always enjoy a lazy moment exploring the pages of British lifestyle brand Toast. I'm drawn to their casual images that, this season, feel very travel inspired. Must be the spirits of summer casting their magic spell on me, making me want to throw my journal and a map in a bag, slip on pretty sandals, and head for an exotic destination. The most exotic destination on my calendar is Amsterdam next week, ha ha! The three places that I'd love to visit are Australia, Japan and India. I think about them frequently and the design and culture in these places inspires me so much though they are all three so different from the other. Where do you dream of taking an extended holiday?
I imagine I'll get to these places someday, in addition to Italy, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Poland, Bali, Korea, Scotland… too many to list for me. but for now I enjoy roaming the web for a dose of travel inspiration or some of my favorite catalogs. Toast seems to be inspired by North Africa and of European cafe life, particularly France and Italy, and perhaps a little bit of Greece too. I love the mix of stripes and solids, weaves and leathers, and swoon – shiny metallic linen which is one of the best kinds of linen for dressing up the home in a very subtle way. It's sumptuous.
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text: U.S. Postal Service Spent Nearly $40 Million Sponsoring Armstrong's Cycling Teams Print article Send a Tip by Tony Lee 15 Jan 2013 post a comment According to figures obtained under the Freedom of Information Act, the U.S. Postal Service spent nearly $32 million to sponsor Lance Armstrong's cycling team from 2001 to 2004 and $40 million overall from 1994 to 2004. ESPN, which obtained some of the data, estimates this represented "60 to 65 percent of the team's total budget." The Postal Service recently reported losses of nearly $16 billion for the last fiscal year and Inspector General David Williams said on Tuesday that the Postal Service lost nearly $41 billion over the last five years, has reached its $15 bilion credit limit, and would need a federal bailout or it will "cease to exist." Armstrong admitted on Monday to Oprah Winfrey that he had used performance-enhancing drugs throughout his cycling career. The first part of the interview will air on Thursday on the Oprah Winfrey Network. Armstrong had denied for years that he had doped and testified, under oath, that he had never used performance-enhancing drugs.