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When Swiss police apprehended director Roman Polanski ( Chinatown, Rosemary's Baby) after he'd spent more than thirty years as a fugitive from justice, they couldn't have known that the arrest would set off a fiery international debate between those who see Polanski as an important cultural figure who is being persecuted, and those who can't believe that anyone would rush to the defense of a convicted child molester. Since the arrest, some of the attention Polanski had been involuntarily hogging has shifted to David Letterman, whose confession of infidelity -- delivered in front of his live studio audience as part of a damage-control strategy against an extortion plot -- was actually reviewed as "brilliant television" by jaded TV critics. Both cases serve as a handy reminder that sex scandals, from Fatty Arbuckle to Charlie Sheen, have always been part of the show-business circus, and that one can tell a lot about shifting mores by charting the careers of those caught in the spotlight with their zippers down.
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THE SCANDAL: On Labor Day weekend, 1921, the overworked Arbuckle treated himself to a holiday by checking into a hotel with a couple of male cronies and as many women as would respond to their wolf whistles. One of them was Virginia Rappe, a twenty-six-year-old aspiring starlet whom Arbuckle was said to have been lusting after. Two days later, Rappe checked into a hospital and died there of complications from a ruptured bladder. Subsequently, a friend who had accompanied her to the party told police that Arbuckle had raped the girl, and Rappe's manager fanned the flames in the press. Various sources claimed Arbuckle had fatally injured Rappe by violating her with a Coke bottle, a chunk of ice, and/or his bigass self.
Although police concluded there was no evidence that Rappe had been raped, the Hearst papers flogged the public into a fury. There were calls for Arbuckle's execution, and when he was finally charged with manslaughter, somebody took a shot at his estranged wife as she was entering the courtroom to show her support. After two mistrials, the third jury acquitted Arbuckle and presented him with a letter of apology.
THE FALLOUT: Arbuckle deserved his vindication, but he was considered toxic by the studios and his onscreen career was over. A few loyal friends got him jobs as a director (under the name "William Goodrich"), but he had begun to slip into alcoholism and declined rapidly, both on the set and off. Louise Brooks later described Arbuckle after the scandal as "very nice and sweetly dead."
2) THE STARS: Thomas Ince, pioneering filmmaker and independent studio chieftain; Charles Chaplin; Marion Davies, cuddly star of silent comedies and early talkies; and her paramour, newspaper tycoon and close personal friend of the devil, William Randolph Hearst
THE SCANDAL: In November of 1924, Ince was taken ashore from Hearst's yacht, where he had been one of the celebrity guests brought together for one of Hearst's floating parties. Soon he was dead, officially of a heart attack, and the body was quickly cremated and interred. Rumors quickly sprung up that Hearst had shot his guest, but that it was all a simple misunderstanding: he had actually been gunning for Chaplin, because he suspected the beloved screen comedian and notorious womanizer of scratching on Marion Davies. One story had it that Ince had interrupted Hearst just as he was about to murder Chaplin and that the gun went off as they struggled for it; another version had Hearst mistaking Ince for Chaplin as Ince sat chatting with Davies in the moonlight. Another of Hearst's guests, Louella Parsons, was supposedly rewarded for her silence with a lifetime contract as a writer for his papers, a position that she used to promote Davies' movie career even as it was dying on the vine.
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Bunheads Music – Songs – Season 1 List| May 28, 2012 at 4:53 PM EST
Here you'll find a list of Bunheads songs in the ABC Family series.
Bunheads Pilot Songs
"Jet Set" – Catch Me If You Can the Musical
"Tempted by the Fruit of Another" – Squeeze
"I won't dance." Jane Monheit cover
"Ain't She Sweet"
"You Don't Mess Around with Jim" – Jim Croce
"Leap Toward the Earth" – Sam Phillips
Underscore music composed and performed by by Sam Phillips
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who sings ain't she sweet??
Who sings ain't she sweet?
We think it was a cover of the song. But it's been covered a lot, so it's hard to tell.
What is that song thats in all of the previews , i think the girrls are say Some of us ruuuuuuuuun , SOmething Ruuuuuuun 1
vocalist for Ain't She Sweet sounds like Mike Viola, of "That Thing You Do" and Candy Butchers fame…I want to know for sure!
He did say on his tumblr a while back that he had been asked to cover the song for a TV show…
well there you have it! thanks!
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Ain't she sweet is The Beatles w/ Tony Sheridan
does anyone know where I could download ain't she sweet covered by mike viola? I can't find it anywhere, not even youtube
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It's hard to argue with the reasoning in the U.S. Supreme Court's Tuesday decision knocking down a key part of the Voting Rights Act.But in Texas, it's just as hard to agree with the result.Before the day was out, exhultant Republican officials had announced that a strict voter ID requirement approved by the Legislature in 2011 but denied by a federal court in Washington, D.C., would be put into effect immediately.A three-judge panel at the United States District Court for the District of Columbia issued a burning opinion of that law last August, saying its effects would fall disproportionately on poor minorities, and because of it many of them who have voted in the past simply would not be able to vote in the future.That finding was not contradicted Tuesday when the Supreme Court invalidated a part of the Voting Rights Act that required Texas to get approval of such election law changes from the Justice Department or the Washington court.Nevertheless, because federal approval no longer is needed, Secretary of State John Steen said valid photo ID will now be required at the polls. The next statewide elections are scheduled in November.Qualifying forms of identification primarily are those issued by the Department of Public Safety, as well as military identification cards, U.S. citizenship certificates and passports.The D.C. court last year found the burden of obtaining those documents to be improper, and it's still improper today.DPS will issue free Election Identification Certificates. But to get one, the D.C. court found, "applicants will have to present DPS officials with a government-issued form of ID, the cheapest of which, a certified copy of a birth certificate, costs $22."Eighty-one Texas counties have no DPS office, and 34 more have offices that are open two days per week or less. DPS offices are not open late for the convenience of working people, meaning they'll have to take time off and sometimes travel far to get a certificate that will allow them to vote."A law that forces poorer citizens to choose between their wages and their franchise unquestionably denies or abridges their right to vote," the D.C. court said.That Texas would attempt to do so is wrong.The Supreme Court's decision on the Voting Rights Act was predictable — as much so as any high court ruling could be.Section 5 of the VRA requires some states, including Texas, and parts of other states to obtain "precleaerance" from the Justice Department or the D.C. court before changing voting laws or procedures.Since it was enacted in 1965, that part of the law has always been deemed by the court to be "an uncommon exercise of congressonal power" ustified only by the need to address the "insidious and pervasive evil" of racial discrimination in voting.Congress has reauthorized the law several times, most recently in 2006, but has not updated the formula based on 1960s and 1970s data that determines which juristictions must face the preclearance requirement.The Supreme Court left Section 5 standing, but it struck down the old formula, saying voting conditions have change dramatically. Congress is free to adopt an updated formula and still require preclearance.Why didn't Congress update the formula in 2006? And is it likely to do so today?That's anybody's guess. Some political figures are urging it. It's important to remember that discrimination in voting still violates the Constitution and another part of the Voting Rights Act, Section 2, that the high court left untouched.Parties that object to what they see as discrimination — like the potential wrongs that led the D.C. court to deny preclearance for Texas voter ID — are left to file their claims in federal court and prove them through what could be a long and expensive trial process.
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The Challenge of Going Vegan
- Rmis32 Apr 17, 2012 12:09 PM
I'm curious whether people who try it find it manageable or if most give it up because of the challenges. The linked NY Times blog relates some anecdotal experiences. What's yours?
I was vegan for about 4 years, but living in the DC area made it pretty easy to handle. If I tried to do it now, living in SE CT, I'd have to eat almost every meal at home, unless I wanted to drive at least a half an hour. I did do a some cooking at home when I was vegan, but with my work schedule, I'd say about 75% of my meals were eaten out. Actually, my giving up veganism coincided with my move back up here...
For a great look at the struggles and merits of a vegan diet, this month long journey tells it pretty well.
I've done it at times and I don't find it hard, especially if you make food at home. My diet is often really restricted so when I've been vegan it's not been just vegan but vegan plus other restrictions and I've found it doable. Many restaurants can prepare a vegetable dish or you can put a few sides together to makes something decent. I think a lot of individual circumstances may make it harder or easier, so it really depends on a person's particular situation. I've never been a strict vegan in the sense that I took medications that had gelatin, etc. but as far as food and drinks I consumed I did not take in animal products to my knowledge. Cooking whole foods at home makes it pretty easy to know what's in your food.
I've been vegetarian for about 20 years; I was vegan (other than honey - from below, looks like I'm not the only one) for about 16 years, and I still eat essentially a vegan diet except for small amounts of eggs from people who keep chickens locally and don't kill them for meat. I think it makes travel difficult, especially in countries where one doesn't speak the language, but I don't find it horribly difficult most of the time. It probably helps that I've lived on the coasts -- first in New Jersey / New York, and later in California.
I think as far as sticking to the diet, for me, at least, it's important to be pretty strict (i.e,. don't let yourself cheat), and at the same time, to accept that you can't control everything. You will have to draw certain lines (beer / wine clarified with animal products? sugar that may have been processed using bone char, etc.).
I think it also helps in terms of not feeling "deprived" to recognize that this is something you're doing by choice.
re: will47
fwiw, Whole Foods carries Vegan sugar.
i use it for myself and for my hummingbird feeder.
re: westsidegal
Sure, I always buy vegan sugars, but it's difficult to completely avoid refined sugar if you eat outside your home.
re: will47
Beet sugar is vegan. It's only some of the cane sugars that are not.
Common brands:
C&H and Domino sugar does use bone char in processing.
Florida Crystals, Sucanat, and Sugar in the Raw doesnt.
Bone char is not allowed in the processing of organic sugar, so if your sugar is organic, you're okay.
I'm a vegetarian but closer to vegan than omnivore. I rarely consumer eggs and dairy, no gelatin, but I do use honey pretty often.
For me, the challenge is more about out of sight, out of mind sort of thing. I could shop for a total vegan diet and stick to it. That's easy. What's not easy is that my DH is a diehard omni. He drinks 2 gallons of milk a week and loves eggs. Sometimes I find myself hungry, not wanting to cook or eat an over processed snack, and the cheese he insisted I buy just screams "protein!" Or cracking open an egg is easier than making up a flax egg.
We've come to the agreement that meat won't be kept in the house. It's taken us 6 months to get to that point. I'm hoping to eliminate eggs next. If I take things slowly, he's less likely to fight back. By fight back, I mean feeding our lacto-intolerant 2 year old grilled cheese and giving him a cow's milk yogurt-eeeeeeeeek!
re: MamaCrunch
I don't see why just because you choose a particular way of eating your husband should have to do it too, frankly. I think if he loves meat and has agreed to not have any in the house that is way cool.
re: magiesmom
I am in the same situation, so permit me to explain from the ethical perspective. I am bombarded by meat messaging every day, all day long, everywhere I go, including on my television. This is genuinely depressing. My husband does not have to eat my way when eating out, though it would be nice if he would (instead, he eats double meat on everything, as if he's trying to cancel out my contribution). But our home is lacto-ovo vegetarian due to a religious vow I made 24 years ago, which he hates, but tolerates (he knew about it when we dated, but thought he could convert me back somehow). Trying to have just one place in the world where you don't have to see/smell meat cooking and being eaten is so very hard, because all of his friends and family have asked him and me the same question, over and over again, "Since it's his house too, why do you not let him bring meat in for himself? He could use a second set of dishes, etc.." My answer? Because he has the entire world in which to eat meat, while I only have my home to guarantee me a small amount of peace away from the disgusting treatment and death of animals capable of feeling pain, who have their own wishes with regard to their own lives, and he would not respect "my" dishes versus his if he wanted to cook something. After he dies, my next husband WILL be a vegetarian or vegan, or I will die alone, because living in a mixed relationship sans real respect for the other's view is not healthy for either person.
re: MamaCrunch
if you're near a trader joe's the whole undertaking gets much easier. . .
I eat honey nowadays (only organic or local), but otherwise have been vegan for nearly 20 years. Even when I was ovo-lacto I was ordering salads in restaurants much of the time, so for me that wasn't a big change. I do make pretty much all my own food, which means at least 45 minutes in the kitchen before work--I'm used to it, and could be more efficient if I did one big food prep day a week, but I'm bad at planning. Or something like that.
I think that being committed before making the plunge is a necessity. Also, I made a slow transition (set a date several months in the future to "go vegan"), which I find is helpful for me with changes of all kinds. I definitely felt loads better after cutting out eggs and dairy, and if you make your own food it's no more expensive than any other way of eating--I've gone through some very economically tough times, and rice, beans, and veggies is about as cheap a diet as you can get.
I've been experimenting with a raw vegan diet but taking it very slowly. My thoughts are that this diet is easier to follow in warmer climates and during the hot season.
I think it can be socially isolating. I'm gratified to learn that bananas are available almost everywhere, wal-mart, gas stations with 7-11 type places attached, and even sold at my local mall at the jamba juice before it went out of business.
Some people can just switch over right away but I think it's best to take it slowly, especially if you choose the more extreme raw vegan route. The reason I say this is because of the de-tox factor. This is just my opinion, I'm a noob, but when you eat raw vegan your body doesn't have to use nearly the energy to digest your food, so it starts working on trouble spots that need fixing and ridding your body of toxins. When you go into de-tox mode this can stir up a lot of feelings, some of them sad. I think people go vegan or raw vegan, start to feel bad and go right back off. Getting past the initial de-tox period can be rough. I would advise patience and good timing for the initial attempt.
One of the most hard core raw vegans I know makes a point of eating cooked vegan once every one or two weeks so that his body doesn't get too sensitive. He calls it the canary in the mine theory. He thinks that if your body becomes too clean you will react to everything.
The movie Simply Raw http://www.amazon.com/Simply-Raw-Reve... illustrates the adjustment period where people feel wonky very well.
re: givemecarbs
I was a mixture of vegetarian, pescetarian, vegan, and raw food vegan for more than 5 years. (I switched back and forth several times). I always struggled. I was at my heaviest weight when I was vegan. Then my wife had me read "Good Calories, Bad Calories" by Gary Taubes. It completely blew my mind..and it took me a while to wrap my head around it. Long story short, I now follow a Paleo/Primal lifestyle. I've lost a considerable amount of weight, and I feel better.
My point, though, is I don't believe there is one diet for everyone. I believe we all have to find what we're comfortable with. In my case, that took a few years of experimentation until I finally found something I could stick with. I wish all of you much success with whatever path you choose!
re: MarlboroMan
Glad you found something that worked for ya MM! I guess I've always been interested in food and diets. Back in the day I tried the Stillman Diet for quite awhile. My dad was always giving the macrobiotic diet a shot. Made for interesting times.
When I first started going vegan (1997), it was pretty miserable, mostly because of my ignorance. I ate tofu and rice every day and lost a lot of weight. Later, I cheated a lot whenever I was with my foodie friends, so for many years I was vegan at home and a meateater outside.
In the last couple of years, I've buckled down and been consistently vegan outside and inside the house. It's gotten really easy to be vegan, even in countries where I thought I would starve. I did starve at first, when I went to South Korea, until I found an enclave of vegan/vegetarian restaurants in Insa-dong. I'm finding vegan/vegetarian spots in the weirdest places. It's good to be vegan in these times. It's great to be vegan in L.A./OC area.
Practicing veg(etari)anism by cooking meals at home is the easiest way - so many meal options are very simple to cook, healthy and not very time consuming at all. As many more have adopted veg(etari)anism, finding suitable options when eating outside has also become far easier, even in smaller cities. It is very manageable without much effort - the real trouble comes just when one has a craving for a now-forbidden food! But even that can be tamed :)
I went vegan for a month in August and found it to be so manageable that I still am today. Not that it hasn't been difficult at times. There was a period after my fiance and I broke up where I ordered vegan pizza or Chinese delivery and eat that for dinner all week. Lunch consisted (and still does) of peanut butter sandwiches...
And contrary to what the general populace might think, it is very easy to put on weight as a vegan! I have to make an effort not to rely so heavily on carbs. But as long as you're willing to shop and plan a menu for the week, I think you can do it. Eating out is sometimes a challenge but I don't mind cobbling a meal out of veggie sides. (I don't eat out very often though.)
Veganism has been a wonderful gift for my family and me on multiple levels. We're going on two years now and are only looking forward.
There are numerous challenges in practicing veganism. For me the most disturbing is that the folks in my life who should be the most supportive turn out to be the least supportive. I'm speaking of family who in my case took my turning my back on my childhood favorites as a personal affront. Early on there were consistent predictions that I'd go back which I have no plans to do. Whereas friends are usually happy to plan for our vegan presence, my family does little to accommodate our choices.
Feeling the differences health-wise has been very important to maintaining it. When I started I thought there'd be no way I could fully give up meat, but now that my weight is down, and I've seen huge improvements in health (everything from better skin and no more dandruff to much better oral hygiene) the idea of eating meat again seems pretty unappealing.
One tip for dining out: Japanese restaurants w/ sushi are great. Vegetable sushi is delicious and satisfying, and gives a nice variety of flavors.
I've been vegan for about 20 years and my husband has been vegan for over 30 years. It can be challenging but we're worth it!
I've been vegetarian for nine years. I often end up eating vegan because the things I feel like cooking don't happen to contain animal products, but sometimes it's just easier to have some yogurt or something. I also enjoy meeting up with friends over dinner, and it's easier, socially, to be vegetarian rather than vegan. Also also, my meatlessness is 99% preference and 1% ethics, so I'm not really bothered by the thought of eating products that came from animals.


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OpenStack is a cloud operating system that controls computing, storage and networking resources in a data center, and is managed through a dashboard. It is designed to be used on standard hardware and to accommodate a massively scalable system.
Grizzly is the name of the newest version of OpenStack, however conflicting the metaphors of a bear and a cloud might be. Among other things, Grizzly adds support for VMware ESX and Microsoft Hyper-V hypervisors, as well as enhances scalability and new block storage options. Launched in the summer of 2010, OpenStack has been gaining support from the likes of Dell, Oracle, AT&T, Canonical, Red Hat, Yahoo and IBM, in addition to HP.
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Earlier this month, IBM announced that all of its cloud services and products will be based on the OpenStack platform and other open-source cloud standards. Some observers compared that move to its support at the turn of the century for Linux, which helped that open-source OS gain acceptance in enterprises.
One of the biggest announcements at Grizzly is that HP will now integrate OpenStack into its HP CloudSystem 7.2. HP has been a major backer of the OpenStack project, and CloudSystem is the company's flagship private cloud solution. The integration of OpenStack technology will enable support of "bursting" capabilities and Red Hat KVM resource pools, so that companies can use external resources from CloudSystem on a pay-as-you-go basis.
New HP CloudSystem Bursting Activation Services will enable the quick installation and configuration of cloud-bursting, so that customers can add capacity as needed from one CloudSystem to another and service providers can deliver on-demand capacity. HP also said that new Cloud Messaging, currently in private beta, will use the emerging OpenStack Marconi API standard for a framework-independent exchange of data between applications.
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Other announcements include startup Midokura's release of MidoNet, a distributed, software-defined virtual network that supports OpenStack and is intended for infrastructure-as-a-service. Cloudbyte has announced integration of its OpenStack Block Storage Cinder for managing Cloudbyte storage with the OpenStack Horizon client or with the Cinder API. Other announcements at the conference, which ends Thursday, have been made by NetApp, CloudScaling and Piston Cloud.
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It is derived from the Latin word pasta, and in fact the Italian word means exactly the same thing (pasta, though made with harder dough and in many chezjimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-78924563012109406332014-10-12T10:59:00.000-07:002014-11-10T20:21:34.213-08:00The shifting phases of French bread history Some may find it surprising that French bread even has a history, much less phases. There must be many who think the baguette and the croissant have been around since Charlemagne, or at least, for many centuries. In fact, a number of distinct phases mark French bread history, each quite complex once one digs into it. In future posts, I expect to look more closely at each, but for now here is a chezjimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-66556141947274831432014-08-22T22:00:00.000-07:002014-08-23T19:43:44.484-07:00An anniversary, an overview, a break Last week's post was the 52nd weekly post since I revived and repurposed a moribund blog. That makes this as good a time as any to take a break, as well as a look back. For the last year, I have tried to maintain a steady "publication" rhythm of posting each Friday evening. But when I return to this blog, I expect to follow a more occasional pace. Realistically, this will not matter to mostchezjimhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-50982919706692442752014-08-15T22:13:00.000-07:002014-08-16T16:11:35.493-07:00Comparing prices in medieval France A common question in history is "what did X cost back then in today's money?". Those who study such things seem to feel this question can never really be answered; there are far too many variables. To cite random examples from medieval France: the size of livestock not only was very different from today's, it varied within the period; the exact weight of the pound and the exact value of chezjimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-15081570320019547302014-08-09T00:25:00.002-07:002014-08-23T11:11:41.094-07:00French cities of the Dark Ages Roman cities.... only existed in name in the sixth century; their space was infinitely shrunk, and they became what they had formerly been, villages. To well understand the life of the first part of the Middle Ages, one must only see in these cities large boroughs. Little or no industry, or else the latter had become an appendix of the rural economy, large monasteries, large landowners. the chezjimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-41571431301998116122014-08-01T22:36:00.000-07:002014-08-10T11:41:11.475-07:00In defense of the Franks (and other "barbarian hordes") How long did the Romans remain in undisturbed possession of Gaul? About 800 years, when various "Barbarian hordes" successively over-ran the country, and drove back the Roman armies. Who were the principal of these barbarian hordes? The Burgundians, the West-Goths, and the Franks. (Brewer) The above statement is from a nineteenth century primer on French history. This one however: During chezjimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-2300279264676276462014-07-25T21:11:00.001-07:002014-08-13T15:23:34.523-07:00The later water myths: early America One would think that as the modern era approached, claims that people drank alcohol to avoid bad water would fall away. But in fact the same claim that is made about the medieval period can be found for colonial America and even for the nineteenth century. Why? One reason might, very speculatively, be a general sense that the past, however distant or near, was, in a general, indefinable way, chezjimhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-88973935938287191682014-07-18T22:31:00.000-07:002014-07-29T20:00:20.996-07:00Sources on early medieval French food What most people call "medieval food" is in fact late medieval food; that is, food from the end of the medieval period. The food of this period is the most well-known for a very good reason: that is when cookbooks and similar works become available. Conversely, if early medieval food is far less known, it is because there are no ready, single sources of the same sort. Rather, the relevant chezjimhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-71550193551509125542014-07-12T00:16:00.001-07:002014-07-17T09:09:16.980-07:00The later water myths: Old Regime water after the Middle Ages An earlier post addressed the tenacious myth that medieval drinkers used alcoholic drinks because the water was bad. But the Middle Ages differed from subsequent centuries in a number of ways. Notably, cities were in decline and many urban centers did not yet exist. Even as this changed towards the end of the period, industry had not yet reached the point which, by the eighteenth century, would chezjimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-22935390780961326222014-07-05T00:02:00.000-07:002014-07-14T17:00:11.270-07:00Shifts in fasting in medieval France Knotker the Stammerer tells how Charlemagne visited a bishop on a Friday and the bishop having no other fast day food offered him cheese (and possibly, in one reading, fat). Yet in the fifteenth century, a diarist said that people were eating cheese "as in meat-eating time", showing that it was not normally a fast day food. By that later date, too, a "fish day" and a "fast day" were virtually chezjimhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-49148154319930610482014-06-28T00:54:00.000-07:002014-08-02T17:04:25.089-07:00Food in other Germanic codes The Franks were not the only Germanic group to record their laws. One of the more striking facts about the different "barbarian" groups in Europe is how readily most embraced the Roman idea of written law. Foremost among the others were the Burgundians, the Lombards and the Visigoths. Some readers will be surprised to know the Burgundians and the Lombards were Germanic; both gave their nameschezjimhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-90103312618149865272014-06-21T00:18:00.001-07:002014-08-15T21:08:17.678-07:00Food in Frankish laws Among the rare documents that survive from the early medieval period are a number of legal codes, most, though not all, Frankish. While these rarely address food per se, they do address agriculture and even to some degree infrastructure related to food. This makes them valuable for food history, even if they offer inconsistent and often spotty information. Salic Law The earliest of chezjimhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-68000436276557683662014-06-14T01:50:00.000-07:002014-06-24T16:33:57.396-07:00Food in early monastic rules Food in early monastic rules In reading of the food of early saints, sometimes little more than barley bread and water, with perhaps some added greens, it can be difficult to believe anyone willingly lived on so constrained a diet. But somewhat more substantial information exists from the early medieval period which shows diets almost as limited: the early rules for monastic orders. A chezjimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-35243025199820022402014-06-06T23:15:00.000-07:002014-06-14T12:45:21.160-07:00At the table in early medieval FranceNo etiquette books survive from the days of Clovis or Charlemagne and images of social life are rare. Yet scattered references, taken together, do provide some idea of what it was like to sit down at an early medieval table. Before the reign of the Franks (Francia) Like everything else in early France, eating customs were drawn from those of both the Germans and the Romans. As usual, it ischezjimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-45890835195205415602014-05-31T00:41:00.000-07:002014-06-09T00:17:45.192-07:00Using coins in early medieval FranceGregory de Tours tells of a poor fisherman who wants wine. When a saint miraculously sends him a large fish, he goes at once and trades it for wine. The fact that he does not sell the fish and use the money to buy wine, but barters the fish for it, corresponds with the "Dark Ages" view of the early medieval period, in which all infrastructure collapsed and people lived in self-sufficient chezjimhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-3786813008649433082014-05-24T00:01:00.000-07:002014-06-11T14:53:46.234-07:00The early history of the Paris Halles At the start of 1969, Paris undertook what has been called "the move of the century", transferring the central food market from its long established home in the Halles to Rungis, outside Paris. This was not only significant in terms of food; the glass and iron pavilions of les Halles had long been part of the Paris landscape. Within a few years, most would be torn down, the remaining two moved chezjimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-26394743497992225932014-05-17T00:54:00.000-07:002014-05-20T10:19:43.626-07:00Fairs and markets in France from the Gauls to the Halles The French historian Anne Lombard-Jourdan wrote at length on the history of trade and fairs in general, of certain specific fairs and on the early history of Paris and, in particular, the Halles, the great central market in Paris for centuries. Her work then is an excellent introduction to the early history of trade in France and, here, specifically to that of fairs and markets. What follows chezjimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-29462615212974838912014-05-09T23:39:00.000-07:002014-05-21T16:56:52.583-07:00Tableware in early Medieval France In 1838, workers at a Frankish grave site brought the archaeologists a circle of metal with triangles sticking up from it and a crosspiece curving across the middle. The latter then showed it in their published report, placed on a skull. After all, it clearly was a crown. Except that it turned out the workers, having detached the crosspiece by accident, had replaced it on the wrong side; the chezjimhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-29371940262465324662014-05-03T00:05:00.000-07:002014-05-03T10:12:16.573-07:00 Beyond Apicius (2): recipes from other Roman sources As noted last week, only one true cookbook survives from Roman times, De Re Coquinaria, itself incorporating a second, and supplemented by the recipes in Anthimus' dietetic, De Observatione Ciborum. Still a number of other recipes can be found in earlier authors, many agronomists, whose works above all include instructions for preserving various foods and often producing various wines, mead and chezjimhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-4566466464668504352014-04-26T00:21:00.000-07:002014-05-11T09:42:28.329-07:00Beyond Apicius: alternate sources on Roman food This is the first of two related posts. The second is Beyond Apicius (2): recipes from other Roman sources. As literate as the Romans were, they left only one bona fide cookbook (arguably, two in one) and one quasi cookbook (that is, a dietetic which includes a number of recipes). Both come at or after the end of the Empire. The most well-known, De Re Coquinaria, is fictively credited to chezjimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-72584851806861368582014-04-19T01:02:00.001-07:002014-11-16T09:13:42.425-08:00Beyond wine, water and beer: what else they drank in Medieval France This is one of several posts on drink in the Middle Ages. The others are: The great Medieval water myth Early Medieval French wine Stumbling through history towards beer Getting drunk in Medieval France Today, we take a variety of drinks for granted. Modern transport and technology make sodas, fruit juices, caffeine drinks, alcoholic beverages, milk and its variants and even more outlandish chezjimhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-21502421184793430542014-04-12T00:45:00.003-07:002014-11-01T12:47:57.054-07:00Stumbling through history towards beer This is one of several posts on drink in the Middle Ages. The others are: Beyond wine, water and beer: what else they drank in Medieval France The great Medieval water myth Early Medieval French wine Getting drunk in Medieval France At the start of our era, Tacitus (c. 56 – after 117) famously wrote of the Germans: "Their beverage is a liquor drawn from barley or from wheat, and, like the chezjimhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-1257899710440657842014-04-05T13:27:00.000-07:002014-04-07T12:59:02.113-07:00Beyond the peacocks: what most Medieval eaters actually ate Imagine you're transported to the twenty-eighth century and your well-meaning temporal host says brightly, "I've prepared some typical dishes from your era!", then brings out truffled langoustine ravioli with chopped cabbage, sweet corn agnolotii, and Long Island duck breast. While you might be pleased to have dishes taken directly (as these are) from the menus of some of America's most chezjimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-42899784340454336052014-03-29T01:06:00.000-07:002014-07-11T13:01:43.697-07:00Early Medieval French wine This is one of several posts on drink in the Middle Ages. The others are: Stumbling through history towards beer Beyond wine, water and beer: what else they drank in Medieval France The great Medieval water myth Getting drunk in Medieval France In one sense, wine might be considered a casualty of the decline of the Roman Empire. If a multitude of wines are known in the Late Medieval era, for chezjimhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-605157142783588112.post-17091847552300522322014-03-22T00:33:00.001-07:002014-03-22T12:47:09.854-07:00French hospital food in the Middle Ages In 542, at the request of St. Sacerdos, Childebert I founded a hospital at Lyons, the first in France, that was to not only receive pilgrims, but help cure the sick (cura aegrotantium). Unfortunately, no details have survived of its functioning, much less its food. Which is regrettable, since whatever food was served there might fairly be considered the first hospital food in France. The chezjimhttp://email@example.com


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Il New York Times ha osservato che "un maglione con quadrati uncinetto arancione collegati con metallo erano in buona tradizione di Rodarte del lavoro manuale."
Fashion Lover shared this photo of the Black Swan Costume by Rodarte that was featured at the Rodarte: States of Matter Exhibit at MoCA.
Rodarte Crochet Tops, 2010
Rodarte's crochet tops were popular in 2010 but people were shocked when the brand also released uncinetto calze – selling them for $500 per pair.
Rodarte's Crochet Shoes for Opening Ceremony are my more style. Si?
Taylor Swift in Rodarte Crochet For NYFW in 2011, seen on a runway model below:


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#9. Ella EnchantedElla Enchanted puts an interesting twist on the old fairy tale classic. Anne Hathaway plays a princess who's been cursed with the gift of obedience, which makes her do anything she's told to do. Unfortunately, when her evil step-sisters find out about the curse, Ella must get her fairy godmother to destroy the curse, or else risk losing the prince she loves.
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The acting was ok., the venue was terrible. It's outdoor. The day we went it was about 85 degrees. They do provide tents but 60% of the seats were in direct sunlight. Sitting in direct sunlight for two hours does take it's toll. A Comedy of Errors as a western is interesting. They could definitely use better props and costumes. Everything looked like it was fished out of a dumpster.
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I finally found a great pair of knee high gladiator sandals.. and guess what! They were only $24.99 from Off Broadway. I decided to go with gold because in the summer I like to get a little bit of a tan and I feel like they just accent everything so much better. I've literally worn these sandals like 10 times and I just bought them a week ago. They are also comfortable too. I will say, it may be harder for some people to find the right sizes in these because everyone's calf size is different. Luckily, these fit me just fine. The floral crop top I am wearing is from Forever 21 and I think it cost me around $9.00. My high waist shorts are from Urban Outfitters and my pale pink kimono is by Julies Boutique which I purchased for $25.00. I really love how these sandals just pulled this outfit together. Please let me know what you think in the comments. Thanks again for viewing!
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