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Posted by Curtis on 01/30/2010
Good Italian food. Love the shrimp scampi And villa salad.
Posted by Rigatoni on 01/01/2010
The Waitress was a no show most of the night, the food was so so at best and I thought I was at a Phillies game for what they charge for a beer. Don't think we will be going back.
Posted by anonymous on 10/18/2009
When the waitress threw the paper menus at us, I knew we were in trouble. The food was well below par and the waitress was not much better. I've had better Italian food just about everywhere else I've been. Very disappointing, no ambiance, the sauce was just okay, the pasta so so.
Posted by Jessica on 09/16/2009
The asparagus appetizer is incredible. The eggplant parm is beyond delicious. It has a very old school south philly vibe, good pure cooking. I've been going here since I was a kid and I hate EVERYONE who comes to visit me there. It's excellent. No frills, perfect.
Posted by anonymous on 08/29/2009
The food was fair. The Steamed Mussels in red sauce were great. The waitress we had was so rude and pushy. We will not return.
Posted by Jones Family on 04/07/2009
Villa has the BEST food and staff in the city. No one can come close to the clams in red! My 8 year old loves to dip her garlic bread, then she moves onto my Steak Villa or my husbands Veal Bella Buca. Everytime we leave, we look forward to the next time we can come back!
Posted by jim on 02/06/2009
I chose the Villa for my birthday dinner because it was in the heart of the Italian market. What a huge disappointment. While the pasta and sauce was mediocre, the Italian sausage was rock hard and tasteless.

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Despite a five-game winning streak, the Bears' ability to run the football has tailed off considerably in the last two games.
That hasn't been a problem, given the play of quarterback Jay Cutler. But with Cutler out, the Bears' running game needs to improve on Sunday against the Oakland Raiders, and center Roberto Garza said the onus lies with his unit.
"It falls squarely on our offensive line," Garza said. "We have to do our technique better, move those guys and cover those guys up, and make those holes for Matt [Forte] and Marion [Barber] to run through.
"The reason we're not getting the running game, you can't look past the offensive line. We've got to do a better job."
During the first three games of the winning streak, the Bears averaged 153 rushing yards. But in the last two, the Bears gained an average of 101 yards, and have averaged just three yards per carry.
Both opponents were determined not to let Forte — who leads the league in yards from scrimmage — run wild on them, often calling on help from a safety.
The Raiders have plenty of respect for Forte.
"He's a special player, to say the least," Raiders defensive lineman Richard Seymour said. "He's playing at an All-Pro level; we've got our work cut out for us.
"Our focus is one guy isn't going to tackle him. We've got to gang tackle him."
The Raiders have the league's 25th-ranked run defense.
Injury update
Cutler had successful surgery on his right thumb, a team official reported. According to renowned hand surgeon Steve Shin, Cutler should be able to resume throwing the football in about three weeks.
Cornerback D.J. Moore didn't practice for the Bears on Wednesday, and safety Brandon Meriweather was limited because of a concussion.
The Raiders' receiving corps is thin. Rookie Denarius Moore was held out of practice and wore a protective boot on his right foot. T.J. Houshmandzadeh was out, along with Jacoby Ford (foot) and Darrius Heyward-Bey (neck). The Raiders' three healthy receivers are Chaz Shilens, Louis Murphy and rookie Eddie McGee, who is on the team's practice squad.
In brief
Bears fullback Tyler Clutts became a father Monday, when his wife gave birth to a girl, Giada Marie Clutts, in Fresno, Calif.
"It's been an amazing year," said Clutts, who was picked up off the Cleveland Browns' practice squad before the regular season. "Having a daughter is going to be the most memorable thing for me that I'll ever have."
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A Lifetime Together: Ten years past their golden anniversary, La Jolla couple shares secrets
They've lived in the pink house on the hill with a commanding view of the Village and La Jolla Country Club for 37 years.
Milton and Elvira Blackstone intend to live out the rest of
their days in their comfy perch atop Dellcrest Lane.
Little has changed over time in their neighborhood. In fact, time's practically stood still. Of 11 homes near the Blackstones, only three have changed hands during their residence. One woman who lives nearby grew up as a kid further down the block.
"La Jolla has changed over the years," said Milton Blackstone. "For us, it hasn't changed too much."
Like their neighborhood, the Blackstones know a thing or two about familiarity. The pair just celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. Their story is unique for its longevity as well as its celebrity, and there are a handful of couples in La Jolla who share their joy in longlasting relationships.
The Blackstones began their 60 years together when New Yorker Milton "Bill" Blackstone was stationed during World War II to Great Falls, Mont., close to Elvira who lived nearby in rural Belt. It was Elvira's cousin who coaxed her into a double date where she met Milton at a USO Christmas party.
It wasn't love at first sight, but his persistent letter-writing campaign to win her over ultimately captured her heart. When she met him at a bus depot in San Francisco and found he was carrying a marriage license, she said yes.
Little did the pair know at that time they were both fated to be involved in the birth of television in New York City during the 1950s.
Milton got a job writing for the popular radio show "Don't You Believe It," which led to other work.
"During my career in TV, I worked on all three networks: ABC, CBS and NBC," he said. "I was an agent, producer and writer. I had a hand in it all. I produced a number of different shows, the 'Steve Allen Show,' Jack Parr. I did Guy Lombardo's New Year's Eve show for five years."
Milton also began working at a talent agency and got Elvira started modeling. In addition to appearing in a number of magazines and on television shows, she became NBC's first Miss Color TV. She also appeared in a couple of televised quiz shows.
The Blackstones have two children, son Jamee and daughter Jana. They moved to California in 1968 because they thought the warmer climate would benefit Jamee, who is deaf and blind. Jamee's infirmities lead his father to begin a second career as a computer consultant working from home.
For years, Milton specialized in assisting the disabled with computers and was widely published on the subject.
"I started retrofitting computer systems for different disabilities," said Milton, "installing voice recognition and things even more sophisticated. I once helped design a computer system for a young lady who was totally unable to move anything but her eyes. By using this gauge, she wrote a book. That was remarkable."


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Maverick, HBO fire up 'Hosed'
The film, now in development, is described as a broad comedy about an uncoordinated, over-enthusiastic volunteer firefighter who is finally assigned to a firehouse where he has to deal with a band of misfit firefighters from the wrong side of the tracks.
Pontius, Glover, Lacy and Acuna will play misfits, with Pontius playing the leader of the band. The volunteer firefighter with whom they interact has not been cast.
Adam "Tex" Davis ("Just Friends") will pen the script based on an idea by Michael Schreiber and Maverick's Brent Emery.
Maverick's Guy Oseary, Emery and Mark Morgan will produce with Schreiber executive producing.
"Hosed" will be released by Picturehouse, the theatrical distribution company jointly owned by HBO and New Line Cinema.
Pontius, Glover, Lacy and Acuna starred opposite Johnny Knoxville and Bam Margera on MTV's successful series "Jackass," which spawned two hit films for MTV Films and Paramount Pictures: "Jackass: The Movie" and "Jackass Number Two."


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Imagine if we could make cells that would help us tackle today's challenges – cells that could clean up oil spills, produce fuel, break down waste and even improve our health. Once only possible in the realm of sci-fi and scientists' dreams, the ability to engineer new life forms is tantalisingly close to being a reality.
Dr Jim Haseloff, from the Department of Plant Sciences at the University of Cambridge, will take us to the cutting edge of this emerging field and explain how Synthetic Biology goes beyond traditional genetic modification of inserting a single gene into an organism, to using formal engineering principles for construction of genetically programmed biological systems.
Dr Haseloff will reveal how research on plant genetics is paving the way for the ability to engineer plants with specialised features for producing food, fuels, biomass, polymers and drugs. Outlining the scope of the new field, Dr Haseloff will lead us through the international research on Synthetic Biology in microbial and plant systems.
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Ricky Gervais revealed that Karl Pilkington tried to make new travel companion Warwick Davies ill by offering him unwelcome foodstuffs on the new series of An Idiot Abroad.
Karl, who travelled with the Life's Too Short star from Venice to China on the Marco Polo route, played a series of pranks on his holiday buddy so that he could go home.
Ricky, who created the series, revealed: "Warwick was the only one that wasn't ill, which annoyed Karl, so there's one scene where he's slipping him food that he thinks will make Warwick ill. It's the funniest two minutes of television I have ever seen, I was crying with laughter."
Karl kept worrying about his companion's health, but Ricky insists he was faking it.
Ricky said: "It was all an excuse. All the way through the show he kept saying to Warwick, 'Are you all right, you don't look very well'.
"Warwick was fine, Karl just wanted to get out of it himself. So that's how it started, but it's turned out better than I could ever have imagined."
Karl added: "I do not know why he did not get ill. He's closer to the floor than me and there's all the filth on the floor. I don't understand it."
But Warwick puts it down to his "iron constitution".
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COLLEGE PARK, Ga. — Classmates are grieving the death of a young boy struck and killed by a vehicle just southwest of Atlanta.
WSB Radio reportsthat grief counselors will be at Heritage Elementary School in College Park today to help students deal with the death of the 6-year-old boy. He was killed Sunday night when police say he darted into traffic and was struck by an SUV.
The accident happened on Old National Highway at Jolly Road in south Fulton County.
Authorities say the victim, whose name has not been released, was with his 16-year-old brother. They say neither child was in a crosswalk.
The siblings had just been to a barbershop across the street from their apartment complex.
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New museums to marvel over in Amsterdam, Rome and Paris
In a wide-ranging trip to Europe this year, I found three major new museums to love: in Amsterdam, the first satellite branch of Russia's celebrated Hermitage; in Rome, a long-awaited museum for contemporary arts that is a work of art itself; and in Paris, a picture gallery with a constantly changing program of special exhibitions meant to shake up the enterprise of art appreciation.
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The Hermitage, begun by Empress Catherine II in 1764, has 350 galleries in a series of decaying royal palaces near the Neva River in St. Petersburg, Russia. But even they aren't enough to display the collection, 3 million artworks strong. When I visited the Hermitage during a long Russian winter some years go, many rooms were closed, and the heating system was so deficient that docents sat guard in coats and gloves.
Creating a satellite to display excess treasures from the Hermitage is an idea whose time has come, following in the footsteps of other museums with lesser collections, such as the Pompidou, now in the French town of Metz as well as in Paris, and the Guggenheim, which has planted offshoots in Venice, Italy; Berlin; Bilbao, Spain; and Abu Dhabi. Income from the Hermitage Amsterdam, a private institution, will help with upkeep at the Russian mother ship....
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Oct. 4 (Bloomberg) -- European Union finance ministers reached an agreement on how to move forward with derivatives legislation in a way that satisfies the concerns of the U.K.
"We came here in a minority, somewhat outnumbered, but through some hard negotiating we have very much improved the directive in the direction that the United Kingdom wanted to see," U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne told reporters after the meeting in Luxembourg today.
The agreement doesn't widen the scope of the current derivatives legislation, as the U.K. had sought. Instead, it provides for an EU declaration that forthcoming financial market legislation will cover any derivatives that are not forced into central clearing by the proposal.
Finance ministers agreed to restore a provision that would allow "open access" to clearinghouses for all trades, which had been removed from earlier drafts. Blocking an action by an EU country would require the support of the other 26 member states.
The Group of 20 nations is encouraging greater use of central clearing in a bid to cut some of the risks attached to derivatives trading. The Financial Stability Board has said that clearinghouses should in turn face tougher regulation because a crisis at one of them could threaten the global financial system.
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If the derivatives legislation moves forward as planned, "there will be sound, robust market infrastructure," Michel Barnier, the EU's financial services commissioner, told reporters. "These clearinghouses need to be robust; they have to be carefully supervised."
Clearinghouses such as LCH.Clearnet Group Ltd. and Deutsche Boerse AG's Eurex Clearing operate as central counterparties for every buy and sell order executed by their members, who post collateral, reducing the threat from a trader's default.
The agreement "is important to the United Kingdom as the home to 75 percent of derivatives trading in the EU and almost 50 percent of the world's derivatives trading," Osborne said. "Our objective throughout has been to implement the G-20 agreement on derivatives and to make sure the single market is respected."
The EU's draft rules will mandate what types of derivatives should be centrally cleared. The final version of the law will need to be completed in the negotiations with the European Parliament.
Polish Compromise
Discussions with EU officials and legislators are slated to start on Oct. 10. The goal is to finish the legislation by the end of the year so it can start coming into force next year, EU officials said.
Heading into today's meetings, a majority of states backed a compromise text put forward by Poland, which holds the rotating presidency of the EU, that would have mandated central clearing only for over-the-counter derivatives. Britain resisted, agreeing with the U.S. that all derivatives, including those traded on exchanges, should be subject to the clearing mandates.
Today's agreement means the current legislation will cover a broad swath of over-the-counter derivatives, which the EU estimates includes 90 percent of all derivatives trades. Derivatives that don't meet that definition -- and which aren't covered by specific exemptions -- will face a central clearing requirement in future legislation. Osborne said the EU will commit to this in a "strongly worded" declaration.
'Technical Solutions'
The draft legislation introduces a three-year temporary exemption for pension funds that can be extended by another two years. This transition period is designed so that funds can find "technical solutions" to protect pensioners.
Companies like Airbus SAS would be exempt from the clearing requirements for derivatives they use to hedge business risks. The legislation also includes an exemption for trades between corporate affiliates within the EU and with affiliates in other jurisdictions as long as the transactions meet certain conditions and take place in areas where there are central- clearing mandates.
In order to coordinate with laws in other areas, such as the U.S.'s Dodd-Frank financial overhaul, the EU's bill includes a new clause for international coordination. This clause creates a mechanism for resolving differences with international rules, so that the EU would not have to reopen the whole law to make changes, EU officials said.
'Significant Improvement'
Today's deal also addresses negotiations on the role of national supervisors under the new regime. Osborne said today's talks yielded a "significant improvement" in the draft derivatives legislation.
Osborne said the draft has been adjusted to take into account U.K. concerns about different regulatory treatment for clearinghouses in different jurisdictions. He noted that the U.K. is in the midst of a related legal dispute with the European Central Bank.
"We have inserted into the article of the draft directive an explicit reference to non-discrimination against any member state in any currency," Osborne said. "Of course we still have our legal action with the ECB, but in terms of the draft directive here on derivatives we have the clearest possible statement of a non-discriminatory location policy."
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The Guild Wars World Preview Event, which took place on the last weekend of October, 2004, represented just the second weekend that the game had been "live" to players outside of the closed Alpha test. Not even a week old, the world of Tyria was ready for its first wedding.
The first nuptials of the Guild Wars world took place on the southern shores of Lion's Arch, just outside Merchant's Row. Tami Foote, ArenaNet level artist, and her fiancé, Joe Perreault, pronounced their undying love and were bound in holy matrimony at approximately 2:00 PM Pacific Time. The ceremony took place on Saturday, the 30th of October, 2004, in District 127 of Lion's Arch.
Many members of the ArenaNet Dev Team came to bear witness to the blessed event. Jeff Strain, John Zipperer, Dave Beetlestone (AKA: Boca Chicka), Austin Spafford, Lewis Mohr, Jess Lebow, James Phinney (AKA: Alita Haxor), Katy Hargrove (AKA: Green Go), Billy Arnold (AKA: Nothing Selected), Chris Chung (AKA: Melee Boss), and Darrin Claypool all were in attendance. About half of them were at the ArenaNet offices during the ceremony, while the other half joined from home.
Says Tami of the couple's decision to wed in Tyria, "We've all put so much of ourselves into the Guild Wars world, I couldn't think of any better place to have our wedding."
Jess Lebow, World Designer and spiritual counselor for ArenaNet, presided over the wedding, administering the vows.
"It was a wonderful day for a beachside ceremony," said Reverend Lebow. "You couldn't have asked for better weather."
At the end of the ceremony, Tami and Joe traded Monk skill rings, symbolizing their eternal commitment to each other. We at ArenaNet wish the newlyweds the best of luck in their new life together.


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Hiii! It's been awhile, I know. Life has gotten hectic, work is insane — and somehow, half of my life has become shuttling Lina Bobina to and from dance classes. Speaking of hectic-ness, though (I do understand that "hectic-ness" isn't a word), something sort of fabulous went down this summer that's helped me deal with all my chaos. I got a life coach. Which sounds even weird to say, because I'm NOT self-helpy. I'm not new-agey. I'm stubborn and cynical. All of which makes it hard to deal with the ups and downs of, like, living. If you're out here with no guiding light — things can get real confusing, real quick.
The weirdest part was that my friend, genius photographer Wyatt Gallery did the coaching. Now. I've known this person for a very long time. He's like family. Would you take your play-cousin seriously if he offered to be your personal Buddha? But I'd heard rave reviews about his coaching, and I was feeling a bit spiritually lost, so with a healthy amount of skepticism, I said yes. Here's the thing. He changed my thinking, completely. This guy didn't give advice, didn't try to tell me what to do — he gently asked questions that led me to the right answers, myself. He ordered my thoughts. He helped me learn how to speak with intention and manage my fear; how to liberate myself from victimhood! It was exhilarating. I would leave each call feeling motivated to break out of my creative and physical rut and better myself! I even started working out (well, I bought some outfits from Modell's — which included a neon pink fanny pack, biker shorts and matching Nikes — and began taking brisk twenty-minute walks around my hood. Baby steps). And he ended each call asking me to name three things I was grateful for in the past week. It's amazing how I never realized that something so obvious — gratitude — could help put your woes into perspective.
I say this to say that Wyatt is beyond talented. And now, he's holding weekly group coaching webinars, starting on Monday! All you have to do is sign up here, and call in. Give him a try. Just make sure you're ready to be seen in public wearing neon spandex, because it's so going down.
Last month, Lancome invited me to go down to Memphis, to visit St. Jude Children Research Hospital (you know, the pioneering pediatric cancer facility?). A handful of editors flew down to participate in Lancome's annual makeover event with teen patients — thanks to celeb makeup artist Mickey Williams, they all left looking like they were headed for the MTV Awards. It was truly adorable. The girls were beyond excited, and one of them — a baby Katherine Heigl whose Make a Wish was to meet Harry Styles — told me that she felt like if H.S. saw her smokey eyes, he'd have no choice but to take her to prom.
Yep, that was a good day. But the day before, when we toured the hospital, I was a mess. St. Jude pulls out all the stops to make their patients, which range from infants to early twenties, forget that they're in a hospital, seriously ill. The decorations are plush, beyond — it's like walking into a Lewis Carroll fantasy crossed with an amusement park. Plus, the patients (and their families) stay in the Target House, a massive apartment building decorated with such artsy-cool dopeness, the editors and I were taking notes on throw pillow placement. Well and good, but I'm a mother. I was the only mother on the trip. While many of the others were immediately able to see the beauty and courage in the kids, the triumph of the human spirt — all I saw was innocent children who might die. And I spent the day in tears.
It's cliche, and it feels small to write, but being confronted so intimately with children facing life or death obstacles — and doing it with such grace and matter-of-fact optimism ("My medicine makes food taste throw-uppy, but whatever," said the One Directioner. "My lashes are growing back in!") — it gets you together real fast.
A week before the trip, I was inconsolable because my novel's taking too long to write, and my migraines are getting worse, and LINA'S DANCE CLASSES COST $600 THIS SEMESTER. Of course, I do think suffering's relative, and the "it could always be worse" thing feels unfair and dismissive (if you feel shitty, feel as shitty as you need to feel, and then get over it). But I left Memphis feeling grateful. Grateful that my daughter's healthy, and grateful that children who aren't can go to St. Jude — a place that humanizes them, while offering treatments so ground-breaking that have pushed the survival rate for childhood cancer to 80%.
St. Jude survives on charity, and this month, Lancome's raising money with their fifth annual Genifique Day initiative – i.e., fabulous in-store makeover events all over the country (on the 24th and 25th, they're donating $7 to the hospital for every bottle of Advanced Génifique Youth Activating Concentrate, Génifique Eye Light-Pearl or Génifique Yeux sold). Plus, Lancome's asking you to IG or tweet your hands in the shape of a heart, with the hashtag #LancomeGivesBack — and the brand will make a $1 donation in your honor!
If you have a sec, my loves, please send a tweet. It's an eensy gesture for an enormously important cause. Love you guys.
It's Saturday night, and Tia, my beauty bestie, has dispatched me to check out a slew of new cosmetic finery at Hard Candy's fall 2014 launch event. I feel like it's 1996, all over again — back when Hard Candy owned us all. Back when you wouldn't dream of going to Cheetah or Life (look, Leo and J. Lo in VIP!) without rocking one of their glitter shadows. But now, it's 2014, and I'm a grown-ass person who's rocking a tasteful lip and who has Netflix patiently paused for my arrival back home.
No matter. The 90′s are back, and so is Hard Candy. I'm still air-drying my favorite acid-washed skinnies, still incorporating at least one neon accent into most outfits, and finishing the look off with Doc Martens (and a part of me while always obsess over brace-faced Gwen Stefani and her blue bob). So this collection, packed with chrome-coated lip pencil sticks that give full-blown, moist color (no initial-layer-of chapstick needed!), ten-piece eye palettes, and vivid polishes has sent me over the edge. They're doing what they've always done, what they're the best at — which is "flirty Saturday night" meets Halloween. But this time around, they've incorporated also CC creams, lightweight foundation sticks and updated cream nail polishes that round out the collection something incredible.
The other huge update? The fact that the once-high-priced line is now at Walmart. So, every item is between $4 and $11. Dying. Here are my faves:
Tricia Lee, beauty maven/owner of Polish Bar Brooklyn
Hey guys,
I'm a needy girlfriend. There, I said it. But I'm self-aware enough to know how to pick my battles. I'm all for BF having a boys night out (that lasts until 6am), as long as he agrees to coordinate our work vacation days, and also snuggle with me in front of Real Housewives of Whatever.
But recently, BF landed a job at a glam fashion house that flies him first class and throws insane parties (where Cee-Lo and Janelle Monae perform. Yep). Fab, but now his jet setting lifestyle has taken over, and I barely see him! Wah-wah. The upside? I have tons of me-time. Which I now embrace with relish.
I've gotten back into my single girl activities, like eating whipped cream from the can and treating wine like AdvilPM. I've also become obsessed with apply this terrifying-looking, goopy face mask. You know, some face masks make you feel like Liz Taylor in Cleopatra. Pampered and luxurious. Bliss's Rubberizing Mask is…not that. It's a grey cement paste that you mix up and apply with a spatula. It's utilitarian. It's ugly. It dries to a rubbery goo that you literally pull off your face.
When it's done, it looks like your face is melting off. Like that dude in Indiana Jones. Check out the 3 stages below.
But the results? Glowy perfection! The picture on the left is after the mask. No makeup or even face lotion. Smooth, radiant, and not a pimple in sight. That's me! DIY realness…until BF comes home.
Hi guys,
My name is LaToya, and I've made some huge changes. I've started running, I've gone natural — but the biggest switch-up is my new job. I loved my last one (and I was good at it; promoted-twice-in-2013 good at it). It was fancy! High end, with a bit of "you can't sit with us" snobbery. My new company? Think Old Navy Outlet during holiday. Needless to say I'm having some trouble integrating.
I'm just going to say it. My boss is unprofessional. For example, last week in a meeting, which included my colleagues and her boss, I presented my business plan. It was filled with sales goals as well as my growth plan for an associate I'm mentoring. Instead of providing feedback, she clutched her chest and exclaimed, "I just…LaToya I am shocked you are just so articulate." That was her only statement. Yes, I am the only black manager. Yes, I am the only one she said this to.
My response was a slow blinking silence. The fact that I was wearing Avon's Big & Daring Volume Mascara and my lashes were out to HERE made the moment even more vivid. Seriously, my colleague said I looked like a live doll. Just blinking! My job might be filled with challenges, but at least my lashes were the longest, thickest, and most lush in the room. I can live with that.
Dear muchachitas,
Last June, I performed in a flash mob at Lina's elementary school. It's a big deal, this flash mob. Like, forty moms and two dads surprise the kids on the last week of school, during morning drop-off. And since this is artsy-fartsy Brooklyn, a lot of the moms are, like, former ballerinas, or Broadway hoofers, or yoga teachers, or Cirque du Soleil-level arial-spinners…and so the choreography and performance level are taken quite seriously. I didn't realize this, though. I showed up to the first practice feeling so smug, like, I WAS A W.T. WOODSON HIGH SCHOOL PRECISIONETTE, I WILL CRUSH THESE PEASANTS WITH MY 5-6-7-8 FIERCENESS. The truth? I could barely keep up with the choreography. There was an African dance section with an authentic percussionist (a mom who'd once been a drummer in a grunge band). A pop routine to the chorus of "Happy." A jazz routine to "Kiss."
I stood there, at the practice, overwhelmed and suddenly motivated to the point of madness (I told myself that I was doing this because it would've been terrible if Lina looked out into the crowd of dancing moms and didn't see hers). Somebody's husband taped the first rehearsal and put it on YouTube so we could practice, and I did…every night. I volunteered myself to be one of the five ninja-moms who kick off the flash mob, crawling over the chain length fence surrounding the school yard, and then prowling through the sea of students…while the "Flash Gordon" theme blasted from the speakers. You heard me.
The big morning came, and I was all aflutter! I'd figured out my look. Since most of my face would be covered with a ninja mask, I decided it was only right to have gleaming red lips. Like this:
I settled on Smashbox's Be Legendary Long-Wearing Lip Lacquer in Firecracker, a geeenius hybrid of a luscious moisturizing gloss (tons of vitamin E and vanilla) and a last-forever lip stain. So, vinyl-like shine, but smudge-proof enough to stay put while I'm scaling a fence in 90 degree weather. Guys, I looked cool and my performance was everything. I felt like a spotlight was shining on me. As I was dancing, I looked into the audience a couple of times for Lina, didn't see her, but performed my heart out anyway. Jazz hands on a thousand.
I found her in the raucous crowd afterwards, surrounded by a cluster of friends. She had a huge, confused/nervous smile frozen on her face and was practically mute with shock.
Me (so proud): DID YOU SEE MOMMY? WAS I AWESOME?
Lina: Umm…
Me: DID YOU SEE ME ON THE FENCE? DID YOU SEE ME CLIMB?
Lina: Sort of. Mackenzie said it was my mommy, but I didn't believe her at first. It was…funny. You look funny in your mask! I'm…I'm hungry.
Hungry? Hungry? This was not the reception I'd anticipated. She was a little weirded out, you guys. Legit bewildered, really (like, why the fuck is my mom shimmying SO HARD to "Roar" with my principal — whose wearing a hula skirt?). It hit me then, that we were all doing it to prove to our younger selves that we were still awesome. Who was I kidding? It was about me, not Lina. Which isn't so bad, I just shouldn't have expected my kindergartner to hand me a bouquet at the end of my performance. In any event, my lips were popping! Try the Smashbox, it's revelatory. Like my dancing.
Hey ladies,
All I want to do right now is wear nude makeup. But not nude meaning barely there. Nude, meaning "on a decadent hippie caravan with Veruschka somewhere in Tangier in 1968." Nude, meaning "sunburned, wind-whipped, on-safari cheeks…paired with almond-hued lids and toffee lips." I want to look like a block of Werther's caramel, spiked with Raquel Welch, featuring a side of 1991 supermodel.
So, that's what I mean by nude.
I love a pop of color as much as the next makeup obsessive, but I'm sort of getting worn out by it. Nude seems sexier right now. Fresher. And if I'm going to be totally honest, I'm an eensy bit inspired by the neutral, monochromatic matte makeup the Kardashian girls are getting into (I'm sorry, Kim at her wedding and Khloe, like, everyday? Better than they've ever looked. Just brows and golden-taupe tones).
My top three favorite products to get the look: Almay Intense I-Color Shadow in Browns, Urban Decay Naked Flushed Blush in Strip, and Giorgio Armani Rouge d'Armani Sheer Lipstick in Jasper:
All hail beauty nudity!
After laying about half-naked on the beach all summer (RIP. Sob), the sun has definitely had it's way with our skin. For a much-needed, super-luxurious facial treatment, get into this weeks freebie: the Erno Lazlo Transphuse Age-Defying Mask (valued at $95)!
Seriously, it hydrates, refreshes, and smoothes skin — all in one shot. Fine lines and wrinkles are minimized, which leaves skin looking more youthful and uber soft. Plus, it's chock full of natural brighteners that obliterate signs of sun-damage, restoring your complexion to glowy gorgeousness.
We'll be giving away one Age-Defying mask! To enter, simply subscribe to SYB and like our FB page!
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I don't usually have time to use my pampering products. When it to comes to daily shower sessions, I'm totally wash-n-go (my hair is a different story). Sadly, bath salts and body scrubs are few and far between. But after recently getting a sneak peek at the new YES To Coconut line, my whole life turned around.
The line is loaded with a range of coco-nutty hair, body and face goodness — but the product that gave my skin life was the Polishing Body Scrub! The gel-like consistency is SO silky-soft and gentle. Incredibly mild, which is golden for sensitive skin like mine. You know the whole, "no pain no gain" scrub theory? That if there's no scratching or abrasion, your exfoliator isn't working? Patently untrue.
Anyway, the scrub is blended with three lush ingredients: sweet almond oil for lasting moisture; coconut husk for gentle, natural exfoliating; and virgin coconut oil for a sexy glow.
My skin is thrilled — and perfectly polished and supple for the new season. Loooove.
Dear Muchachitas,
So, as I detailed in Online Dating Disaster Pt. 1, I've just recently gone through a flurry of totally ludicrous first dates. So silly, in fact, that I'm left with no choice but to share. The Old Dude was a rabid psycopath, but the Manic Pixie Dream Boy was actually totally kind-hearted (whatever, I'm changing distinguishing characteristics). Does everyone know what the Manic Pixie Dream Girl is? Invented by male screenwriters, she's an eccentric, childlike, whimsical hipster Tinkerbelle – usually in bangs or retro specs — who bewitches and inspires but has zero traits resembling a grownup female human. She's Natalie Portman in Garden State, Kate Winslet in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, and Zooey Deschanel in everything.
I found a Manic Pixie Dream Boy, which is sort of a unicorn. On paper, he was so intriguing. A physicist (couldn't begin to explain his occupation), an artist (small scale thread installations of Bettie Boop and Jessica Rabbit), a rapper (his Youtube video, "Law School Fool" got several hundred views), and a jewelry designer (leather anklets). He sounded BONKERS and looked like Aladdin. Couldn't wait to meet him.
But we sat down at a tiny, crowded Mexican spot on the Lower East Side, and I was suddenly caught in a crossfire of his thirty-two competing interests:
Dude: Have you heard of [whoever-the-fuck's] theory of [something-or-other]?
Me: No, but…
Dude: If you walked from here to the wall, you'd hit a halfway point, and then halfway to the end there's another halfway point, and then…
Me: I don't get it. Uggh, I feel so dumb!
Dude: Don't say that! I felt dumb the other day and overcame it with vivre and passion. My friend asked me to give a toast at his wedding, but not a real toast, he wanted me to do my thing.
Me: Your thing?
Dude: YOU ASKED FOR IT!
As I'm thinking, "No, nooo, I so didn't ask for it," he launched into a full-on spoken word performance. In the middle of the restaurant. And it was long — like five minutes — and interactive. There was call and response. I participated because, well, I didn't see any way out of it.
Me: That was impressive!
Dude: Ah whatever. I'm impressed by you! Writers are true artists. Ever tried visual art? I invented something called an "art purge," where I invite people to my house and pull out the canvas and the watercolors and the chalk and we just let it all out, man, we just CREATE. Let's do it now!
Swear on everything, he pulled out a piece of paper and Crayolas, and invited two couples sitting next to us to join in on this purge. My soft taco came shortly thereafter, and then I feigned a major deadline. He really was a nice guy, but he never in checked in once to see if his audience was still with him — which is not good during a spoken word performance, or on a first date.
Sigh. Until the next installment.
Mme. Trilliams


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Sandy Maria
Tsilivi, Zante, Greece
Sandy Maria Introduction
Well located within the charming resort of Tsilivi, this friendly hotel lends itself well to couples and families in search of a relaxing break. You'll find a handful of amenities on-site to enjoy, including a well-kept pool area complete with snack bar, whilst children can enjoy the play area. When you come to explore your surroundings you'll find the shops, bars and restaurants of the resort centre just 500 metres away, whilst the pretty sands of Tsilivi beach are just 800 metres away. Studios and apartments are well equipped for a pleasant and comfortable stay.
- Self Catering
Sandy Maria Facilities
• Studio for up to 3 (max 2 adults/1 child) consists of • Twin beds • NB. 3rd bed is camp bed • Kitchenette • Fridge • Kettle • Shower and wc • Balcony or terrace • Two bedroom apartment for up to 4 adults consists of • 2 twin bedrooms • Kitchenette • Kettle • Shower and wc • Safety deposit box • Balcony or terrace
• Occasional Greek nights
• Swimming pool • FREE sunbeds and parasols • FREE WiFi access • Internet access • TV lounge
For Children
• Separate children's pool • Play area • Kids' menu
Key Facts
• Nearest beach: 800 metres • Main resort area: 500 metres • Nearest supermarket: 50 metres • 31 studios and 4 apartments • Child age: 2-16 years • Official rating: C class • Some facilities and activities may incur a local charge
Meals and Drinks
• Bar serving snacks
Hotel and Holiday Extras
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Are you celebrating a special event while you're on holiday - perhaps a wedding anniversary or a birthday? Or maybe your holiday is your honeymoon? Whatever the occasion, we can arrange for a special welcome pack to be waiting for you when you arrive, including fruit basket, local sparkling wine and a bouquet of flowers.
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A special concert featuring an electric harp at Lake Michigan College going on this weekend.
Deborah Henson-Conant joined Tricia Sloma on 16 Morning News to discuss the Celtic celebration.
The concert takes place at Lake Michigan College on the Mendel Main Stage Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets range from $15 to $35 and are $5 for students. Kids under the age of 12 are free.


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Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSP) describe a country's macroeconomic, structural, and social policies and programs to promote growth and reduce poverty, as well as associated external financing needs. PRSPs are prepared by governments through a participatory process that involves civil society and development partners, including the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers provide the basis for World Bank and IMF assistance as well as debt relief under the HIPC (Heavily Indebted Poor Countries) Initiative. PRSPs should be country-driven, comprehensive, partnership-oriented, and participatory. A country only needs to write a PRSP every three years; however, changes can be made to the content of a PRSP using an Annual Progress Report. For more information, please refer to the World Bank Povertynet website.
Malawi Growth and Development Strategy 2006-2011
The overriding philosophy of the MGDS is poverty reduction through sustainable economic growth and infrastructure development. The MGDS differs from its predecessor, the first Malawi Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (MPRSP) in some respects, mainly government ownership and other stakeholder input. Government ownership of the MGDS has been stronger than for the MPRS. The Government made careful use of stakeholder participation in preparing the MDGS.
The MGDS builds on the Malawi Economic Growth Strategy (MEGS) that emphasizes the need to create a conducive environment for private sector investment to stimulate economic growth. As such it recognizes the important role of the private sector in promoting economic growth. It also incorporates lessons from the implementation of the Malawi Poverty Reduction Strategy (MPRS). Hence, the MGDS recognizes the need to invest in social development through education, health,good governance and the need to protect the most vulnerable.
For more information on Joint Staff Assessments and progress reports on the MPRSP please refer to the World Bank Country Papers and JSANs.


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WASHINGTON -- The Virginia Department of Transportation is taking steps toward an eventual overhaul of one of Northern Virginia's most congested roads.
Marty Nohe, chairman of the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority, says the transportation department is conducting a $2.5 million study of Va. 28 this summer.
"For many years, we've recognized that one of the biggest congestion problems we have in Northern Virginia is Route 28, especially the section between Manassas City and Route 66," Nohe says.
The transportation authority allocates new transportation dollars that come out of the General Assembly.
Route 28 passes through several jurisdictions -- Manassas City, Manassas Park, Prince William, Fairfax and Fauquier -- and it's tough to get officials from the different areas on the same page, which is why state transportation officials are involved.
Among other things, the study examines best ways to solve the congestion dilemma.
However, Nohe says, simply throwing money at the problem won't work. It might also be tough to widen the road, since so many homes and businesses would be affected.
"We're going to need a lot of community input," Nohe says, adding that people "just want to know that something is going to happen."
In the end, though, "we want to make sure that whatever we do provides the maximum congestion relief," Nohe says. "By having the right kind of analysis done, we'll be able to identify the alternative that works best toward both of those goals."
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Dr. Theodore Feder is the president of the Artists Rights Society.
Holocaust Lesson: Genocide Always in the Name of 'Human Rights'
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Welcome to Brentham Cricket Club
What's New!
On Saturday June 21st Scorer Ivor Chaplin reached 700 consecutive MCCL games for Brentham. Click here to read more
Please let Team Sec James P/147 know your availability ahead of the weekend's games.
Call or text him on 07904171327
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The AGM will be held at 7 30pm on Thursday November 20th in the Coffee Shop at the Brentham Club.
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Brentham CC is delighted to announce a new Community Partnership with The Cavendish Group Sports Hospitality Division.
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Friends of Brentham CC Standing Orders
As main kit sponsors of the new playing shirts this season the Friends of Brentham CC are looking for people to place standing orders for £3 a month to contribute towards kit sponsorship.
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Anakena Chardonnay 2006
by Coughlin12426910
Good Value, Un Oaked
About what I expected
by hutchoo
This wine is a bit bland overall, but still refreshing.
2009 Next!
by Thumper 12141604
Too many better alternatives out there to get stuck swilling this unpolished Chard. Chile is better at Sauvignon Blanc. Let this one go.