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A letter from Meowmy to Angel KujoNovember 29th 2013 4:25 pm
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Dear Kujo,
I am 16 years old today and the Bridge is rocking with party- noises.August 16th 2013 5:40 pm
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I am 16 years old today. I am spending my birthday at the Bridge with my furhusband Moozer and many furiends. I want to thank all my furiends for remembering my birthday in such a lovely way. I know that my meowmy really misses me and she tells me that my sisfur Cassidy still cries for me. We were furry close. I fly over Cassidy and sprinkle her with my angel dust and hope that it helps her to heal.
I miss you so much Kujo.November 29th 2012 5:07 am
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I am 15 years old today but it is my first birthday at the- Bridge.August 15th 2012 5:50 am
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I know how sad my meowmy is today because it is my first birthday at the Bridge. She misses me so much, as I do her. I am settling in at the Bridge but would like to have remained with my earth furmily a little longer. My sisfur Cassidy still walks around crying for me and looking for me... daily. She and I were the best buds effur!
I miss you so much, Kujo ~April 6th 2012 1:00 pm
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I am 14 years old today!August 15th 2011 6:54 am
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Today is my 14th birthday. I will be quietly celebrating it. As most of you know, we lost our doggie brofur McDuff a week ago on August 7th. It has knocked the props out from under my pawrents... McDuff had always been healthy... It was so unexpected... Meowmy is trying her best to make my birthday special.
Sad news ~ Our dear furiend Cocoa crossed the Rainbow Bridge- during the early moring hoursAugust 1st 2011 6:07 am
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Shortly before 8:30am EST, we got some very sad news. Auntie Barbi called Meowmy to tell her that our dear furiend Cocoa had crossed the Rainbow Bridge. He will always be a special part of our furmily and always in our hearts. He left some big pawprints in each of our hearts. We are all still in shock. Please remember Auntie Barbi and Unkie Rob and all the sad siblings that Cocoa has left behind to mourn and miss him. Cocoa was and is very special to my meowmy... she always loved to hear his cute little meows (sometimes very loud) as he chatted when Auntie Barbi and Meowmy were on the phone chatting. Rest in Peace, dear and special furiend. You will never be far from our hearts. We LOVE you, Cocoa.
Yesterday Catster lost the BEST of the best.March 17th 2011 6:00 am
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Yesterday was a very sad day, indeed, for my furmily and me and for so many Catster furiends. We were shocked and saddened to learn that our beloved furiend Hazel Lucy was to go to Heaven at 12:30 PM EST. Our meowmy had come home from getting her hair cut about 11:30 and turned on the catputer to see what was happening. She went to FB first and saw the posting about Hazel Lucy. The next hour we all spent our time crying and praying for Hazel Lucy and her wonderful meowmy Julie.
Meowmy did NOT allow me to paw in my diary after I found I- was a DDP! Pfffftttt.March 3rd 2011 5:54 am
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You won't believe what happened to me after I found out I was a DDP yesterday. Well, here I was all prepared to enjoy the day BUT oh no.... to my shock and surprise, my meowmy spent most of the day in the bathroom... painting and spackling and whatever. She tried to tell me that it had been put on "hold" since my pawrents had begun this project just before Thanksgiving. So many things have come up to delay the bathroom project... like my human sisfur having her first baby in Arizona and my dad being gone for over two weeks. Meowmy had to stay home to take care of all of us kitties and give Hooch his shots twice a day. Then, when my dad came home, my pawrents did a marathon shopping spree for Christmas which was coming up in a week and they were NOT prepared. Shortly after Christmas, my dad's mother had to go to the hospital and was furry sick and recently she went to a rehab facility and is still there. She may get to go home on March 17th... that is the target date but we aren't sure. Anyway, all of this has put the bathroom on what Meowmy calls HOLD. Only this week has my dad been able to get the walls prepared and the baseboards put up. So, yesterday was paint day, as is today, if Meowmy has time. She has to take Mojo and Baby G to the doc doc but they don't know it yet. MOL.
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High End Solo Dining
I'll be in SF for three days in July and am looking for an option for a good high end dinner on one night. I'm travelling by myself so a restaurant that caters well to solo diners would be nice. I also like the idea of a tasting menu for the "big meal". I like my food to be fun, occasionally challenging and for it to be something a bit differnet.
Options I have been considering are Coi and Benu but I'd love your recommendations.
For another meal, I am considering Commonwealth and Incanto. I'd also love your recommendations for other meals that may be less pricey but equally suited to a solo diner.
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San Francisco is an easy place to eat by yourself. Many restaurants have comfortable bars with a view of the kitchen. Both Commonwealth and Incanto fall into this category.
I'm not sure what's up with Coi and what used to be the bar space. I wouldn't eat in their main dining room for 10 courses by myself personally; the atmosphere definitely felt like couples out for an anniversary dinner.
Don't limit yourself to high end though. It's really not San Francisco's strength compared to all the great mid-range spots. Go sit at the bar at Yamo ($6 Burmese entrees) or for sushi (Sushi AKA Tombo, many other places).
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Well, I realize that I am in the minority here, but when I am dining solo, I like a table. I don't really have a problem just relaxing, paying attention to the food, thinking, daydreaming, enjoying. It's something I don't often get the chance to do, so when I do I tend to savor it. And I like a tasting menu, a wine pairing, the whole nine yards. I've not been to Benu but I have been to Coi, and it's a place I'd feel perfectly comfortable going to alone. It's a calm environment, which I enjoy, but I'm not sure the food is fun. The food is fun at Atelier Crenn, though.
Incanto is good, and the bar is nice but a table would be fine there too if you prefer.
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I think Coi's food is very good, but I also don't think I'd dine there alone. (I like to people watch if I'm eating alone at a table.) How about these very nice but not-quite-high-end places: La Mar (Peruvian seafoods) or Absinthe (French). I also had a very good meal at Bourbon Steak recently (great cocktails too).
I love fine dining solo but I agree with Windy that high end, though not lacking, is not SF's greatest strength. I did love love love my dinner at La Folie though, so if you're into French and a tasting menu, you probably can't go wrong there.
I will be dining at Atelier Crenn solo when I come up in two weeks for the weekend, will report back and let you all know how it was!
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La Folie now has a lounge next door. I've only been to the restaurant, but the lounge is designed to be more casual.
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I dined at Coi alone and I agree with others that there are so many people going for celebratory dinners, I did feel more self-conscious although the service is excellent. I actually would go to Commonwealth because they have a bar counter facing the open kitchen that would be fun, and they have a tasting menu but you don't have to dress up if you don't feel like carrying fancy clothes while traveling. Benu might be another option. They don't have a bar, but I feel it might be more conducive to single dining at the table because the space between tables are sufficient enough for you to feel isolated from the other guests.
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Coi's bar went away in the remodeling, right?
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Yeah, that's what I heard but haven't been since they remodeled.
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When I went to Benu alone last month they sat me in one of their corners on the side. I wouldn't say that it was isolated from other guests, as I could hear the conversations of the patrons at the tables all around me quite clearly. Part of this is just the open space nature of Benu, but also the quiet atmosphere of Benu.
AT&T iPhone reception is garbage in Benu, so there wasn't a whole lot to distract me in between courses other than the other patrons and their tables.
I love Atellier Crenn for the overall experience and the artistic food. If the OP only has one night, I'd recommend Atellier Crenn over Benu.
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Hmm, that does sound bad. And the lighting isn't great to bring a magazine or book.
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Actually, the lighting in Benu is actually quite nice, and suitable for magazines or books, but these are not the sort of things that I would bring into that caliber of restaurant.
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Like some others have said, SF's high end isn't its strength, but it's definitely getting there. The only place I've been to here that actually hits every note just right consistently is Atelier Crenn. It is actually quite a mind-blowing experience.
Some people complain that it doesn't fill you up, but I think that misses the point. First, get the full tasting menu (with wine pairings if it fits your budget). Second, just let your senses take over without preconceptions. I've been there four times so far and only two of the dishes were not superb. The menu changes frequently based on seasonal ingredients.
The highlights are the courses done by the pastry chef. His work fits right in with chef Crenn's hyperrealistic style. I would even call some of his work psychedelic (particularly the red mushroom capped desert).
Ok, I'm rambling here, but it's the closest any restaurant I've been to has gotten to the experience (in terms of philosophy, presentation, and approach) you get at Noma in Copenhagen and this one's in SF!!
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Frances has a very intimate dining area that would be fine for a solo diner. They also have a bar area mainly reserved for walk-ins, which would be a be a great spot to view out the window or toward the kitchen. Exceptional food and service! Their bacon beignets are worth the trip.
I would love to recommend Benu if you're looking for fun and challenging food, but like others have mentioned it's not entirely ideal for solo dining. But it depends on how comfortable you'd feel. It can feel really quiet... lots of people on dates. And larger groups seem to speak in more hushed tones. The starters come out one after the other but the entrees can take about 15 minutes to be served... soooo you'll be staring at your beverage for a good while.
But their dishes are really inventive. "Shark's Fin" soup blew my mind! The shark's fin really felt like shar's fin!
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- NYChristopher Mar 14, 2007 05:24 PM
Question 1: how do you define the difference between broth and stock
Question 2: after talking with someone who thought I was nuts, I have to ask you all: is making chicken stock with a rotisserie chicken (that is, a chicken that has already been cooked) a mistake? (The friend who thought I was nuts said: the purpose of cooking with the chicken is to bring everything out of the chicken; the rotisserie process already did that so at best you're flavoring the broth, you aren't really making stock).
Thanks for your patience; I'm burgeoning, but I'm still very much a rookie.
People make stock with the carcass of the roasted chichen all the time and with some value added things like some other bony bits like wings or necks you can make a useful tasty stock. I would "harvest" the meat first for however you use roast chicken.
As to Question #1 my understanding that broth is a light simmering of the meat and aroomatics in water, while stock is the intense multi houred process to extract all the usefulness from the bones etc. Plus if you have anuf ofthe right raw materials it will result in a lovely gelatin when cooled.
Broth is a thin soup with any bits in, ready to consume if you have a cold.
Stock is the careful preparation of a clear, richly flavored liquid that serves as a base for many other dishes. Stock usually starts with a sofrito of carrots, onion, and celery to which is added roasted bones of beef, chicken, or turkey (or unroasted fish bones). All are simmered slowly while any foam is removed (albeit fish stock is quickly finished). One can use tricks like beaten egg whites to remove scum and other impurities. The goal for stock is to get liquids that look like different light rums or whiskeys--clear, lighly colored--and have unmistakeable fragrance that is the essence of the beef. fish, chicken, or whatever.
Your rotisserie chicken bones and any cling on bits would have been just fine for making a stock. You could have even roasted the bones a bit more.
I make great stock from the skeletal remains of Costco roasted cickens. I remove all of the skin and meat first then freeze sveral of them. When I'm ready to make stock I roast the carcasses at 400 degress till they turn a golden/mahagony color. I add 8 cups of cold water per carcass and reduce slowly by half. Don't let it boil, it gets cloudy. It makes great gelatenous stock. If I want a double stock, I use low sodium chicken stock instead of water. No aromatics no fuss.
I personally don't like the flavor of stock from cooked chicken or turkey carcass for most chicken broths or soup. It just doesn't have the clarity and umami, and that real to-die-for chicken flavor, to qualify for a great stock. I prefer to use a whole raw chicken, which I cut up, roughly, toss in with a mirapoix, also cut up roughly. I toss the meat afterwards - I know that some folks will pull the meat out after a relatively short time (e.g. the first 30 minutes), then reuse it for the soup later. I think the flavor is weak unless you sacrifice the whole raw bird - leave it in there until it's given its all and is mushy and tasteless. Strain the stock well, and keep in the fridge or use right away.
You can thin this down and drink as a broth, or you can make a hearty chicken soup by adding diced fresh mirapoix and bringing to a boil, then add noodles, rice, tortillas or a nice matzohball. Then, (and this is where the Costco Rotisserie chicken comes in), add the meat you tear off the separately roasted chicken.
I have used the cooked carcass for very robust, complex soups - like ramen broth. I've mix the cooked carcass stock with pork stock and dashi, and it's turned out ok - but it's even better when that is mixed once again with the regular (raw) chicken stock. There really is something about the umami - the ultimate depth in flavor - that you can only get from using the whole raw bird - all the meat, wings, et al.
I save the carcasses from all my roast chickens and also the bones when I make other chicken dishes. I keep them all in the freezer until I have a good pile, and then I use them to make stock. If I happen to find them in the store, a bag of frozen (or fresh) raw wings is a good addition, and cheap.
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Not according to McGee.
In a small highlighted square entitled _Food Words: Stock, Broth_, he explains that Stock is from an old germanic word meaning tree trunk and has many meanings relating around the idea of a base or source. Broth also has a Germanic root meaning to prepare by boiling. His usage, throughout the entire sauces and stocks section, is pretty much as Sam explained, above - stock is the root of many things, while broth is a clear soup. Fire roasting the meat and bones makes for a darker stock, but when used as a base, it's a stock regardless of the coloring or bones vs. meat content.
i save my leftover bones as well, and re-roast them, but i usually combine with raw necks or wings, giblets, fennel stalks, carrots, a bay leaf, etc. but no onions. i think they give too strong a taste. i simmer the broth for hours, until it looks like jello in the fridge, and strain it. then use it for soup with kale and beans, or anything really. it's cloudy and dark and my fave.


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I was out on a date with this girl and she liked me she was like I'm so happy I met you, blah blah blah. And she touched me a lot. Then shortly after she deliberately, yet subtly blew smoke in my face from the cigarette she was smoking. she did it once again a few minutes later. Why what she do that. Is there type of subliminal message when a girl blows smoke in a dudes face like that?
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she has watched waaaaay too many black and white movies. she was trying to be seductive and maybe your face changed when she did it the first time so she thought you liked it and did it again. she thinks that smoking is sexy and makes your thoughts turn naughty. I can tell it didn't work.
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I would say it means one of two things.First it could mean "p*ss off".or It could mean that this girl has watched way to many black and white flapper flicks and she thinks that blowing smoke in a guys face is sexy.Either way if I was a smoker I would care less then if I was not and either way I suppose it's just gross. I mean honestly would she like it if you leaned over and spat on her?
If she was touching you before she blew the smoke in your face, it was completely an act of serious flirting, almost the beginning of foreplay. It was also a sign of her taking the role of "bad girl"--good little girls don't smoke/bad, naughty girls do. Classic psychological display with all the expected meanings attached.


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On the anniversary of the United States birth — before we became a corrupt plutocracy (back then we were a corrupt slave owning nation) — we did have some leaders who were inspirational.
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Ex Post Facto: from or by subsequent action; subsequently; retrospectively; retroactively. From late Latin, literally, from a thing done afterward I want to discuss a problem that exists in the narrative form of market commentary, one that I hinted at last night but did not have the time to fully explore in…Read More
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Tony Moore Queensland's Heritage Council has four new members in what Environment Minister Andrew Powell describes as a "revitalisation" of Queensland's 11-person heritage watchdog.
Robelle Domain parklands set for $10 million expansion
Tony Moore The federal government and Ipswich City Council will on Tuesday tip in $10 million to extend Ipswich's own version of South Bank.
Peter Beattie promised jobs and delivered
Tony Moore Peter Beattie has already done something that his coalition frenemy Campbell Newman and opponent Tony Abbott are now just promising.
Consortium chosen for Brisbane River flood study
Tony Moore A long-awaited study of the Brisbane River catchment, commissioned in the wake of the January 2011 flood, will be carried out by a consortium that includes two Dutch and two Brisbane firms.
Bikeway axed for Centenary Motorway widening
Tony Moore The Centenary Motorway out to Springfield will be widened by two lanes by 2014, but seven kilometres of proposed bikeway will be axed, state Transport Minister Scott Emerson said.
Butts out in Ipswich
Tony Moore Ipswich has followed the lead of Brisbane to introduce smoking bans to the city's major pedestrian mall.
Ipswich set to unveil state's tallest flood marker
Tony Moore Queensland's tallest flood marker will be unveiled in Ipswich this morning as the city remembers the January 2011 floods.
$100 million boost for Ipswich as concrete plant signs on the line
Tony Moore One of southeast Queensland's largest-ever industrial estates - built on former mining land at Ipswich - has finally secured its first major tenant in a stunning $100 million investment.
Mayor should be 'personally responsible' for flood response
Tony Moore Ipswich Mayor Paul Pisasale has sought legal advice after a state MP's submission to the Queensland Flood Inquiry that he should be held personally responsible for the city's flood response.
Councils win conflict review
Tony Moore Councils appear to have persuaded new Local Government Minister Paul Lucas to review Queensland's local government legislation.
Sign of the times: mayoral candidates at odds over ads
Tony Moore Mayoral contenders in one of southeast Queensland's fastest-growing cities are at odds over signs throughout the Ipswich suburbs promoting incumbent councillors.
Motorway to kickstart stalled city: Pisasale
Tony Moore Ipswich Mayor Paul Pisasale says the opening of the largest section of the new Ipswich Motorway will kickstart one of southeast Queensland's stalled mega cities.
Memorial announced for Ric Nattrass
Tony Moore A public memorial for passionate Queensland naturalist Ric Nattrass will be held at the Queensland Museum at South Bank on Saturday morning, October 24.
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Tony Moore The State Government and Ipswich City Council knew as early as 1994 there was a substantial risk of further underground mine collapses in Collingwood Park.


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All these companies are now merged with Hindustan UnileverAnswered by Good Citizen, 26 Oct '08 11:12 pm
All these cos were gobbled by hinduatan lever ltdAnswered by TT GROUP, 26 Oct '08 08:35 pm
TOMCO (Tata Oil Mills) was long merged in Hindustal unilever. All rest were also merged in HULAnswered by Madhukar Datar, 26 Oct '08 08:33 pm
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First Lipton and Brooke bond india merged together to becom Brooke bond lipton india ltd. Then this co was merged in HUL. Tata oil mills, Ponds india and Vashisthi detergents (Tatas) were merged in HUL.Answered by SHIRISH SHIROOR, 26 Oct '08 08:31 pm


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AlpanAn Etruscan god or goddess of the underworld. Known as Alpan, Alpanu, Alpanu, Alpnu, Alpnu, Alp(a)nu or Alp(a)nu.
Ariosto, Luduvico(1477-1533). A poet who wrote stories of Charlemagne's paladins, including Orlando Furioso. On occassion, identified as Ariosto, Luduvico.
AritimiA goddess of the hunt. In some lore, occasionally known as Aritimi, Greek Artemis, Greek Artemis, Aspalis, Bast, Bendis, Delia, Diana, Dzewana, Garbh Ogh, Roman Diana, Roman Diana, Abnoba, Arduinna, Artemis, Delia, Devana, Dilwica, Dziewona or Zana.
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Boiardo, Matteo Maria(1434-1494). A Count of Scandia. He was an Italian poet who wrote stories of Charlemagne's paladins, including the poem Orlando Inamorata. Occasionally known as Boiardo, Matteo Maria.
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GinevraA bride trapped on her wedding-night. Playing a game, she inadvertently got locked in a chest. Her skeleton was found a year later. Sometimes called Ginevra, Guinevere, Guinevere, Geneura, Genievre, Ginevra, Guanhamara, Guanhuvara, Guenever, Guenhuvara, Guenevere, Gwennere, Gwynhwfar, Guanamara, Genevra, Guenever(e), Guinever, Gvenour, Gwennere, Wenhaver, French Gilan(e)ier, Welsh Gwen(h)wyfar or Gwenh(w)yvar.
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Shrouded GodsA group of gods of higher rank. Than the Senators of the Gods or the Penates of the Thunderer. Occasionally called Shrouded Gods.
Storia del MerlinoA 14th C. Italian life of Merlin. In some lore, occasionally known as Storia del Merlino.
Tasso, TorquatoAn Italian poet. He wrote about the exploits of Charlemagne and his paladins, including the book Jerusalem Delivered. Sometimes called Tasso, Torquato, (1544-95) or (1544-95).
Tristano PanciatochianoA 14th C. Version of the Tristram and Isolde story in Italian. Also commonly referred to as Tristano Panciatochiano.
Tristano RiccardianoA 13th C. Version of the Tristram and Isolde story in Italian. Sometimes known as Tristano Riccardiano.
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another word for bisexual... as in Hovis "best of both" (the bread)
my science teacher is deffinitly hovis
автор: Dan Ceiley 7 января 2006
From Hovis' famous bread tagline 'the best of both - white with all the goodness of brown' it can either refer to a sexual partner of mixed race or commonly a girl whose vagina is so tight having sex with her feels as good as anal sex.
Isn't that the girl that went back with you the other night?
What was she like?
She's Hovis
What was she like?
She's Hovis
автор: TwoPies 21 ноября 2011
ur main friend in ur gang: homie, nigga, brother
just chillin wif ma hovis ya'll
автор: Aled Roberts 3 апреля 2004
adj. Dead, deceased.
From Cockney rhyming slang: Brown bread=dead. Hovis is noted for producing wholemeal bread.
From Cockney rhyming slang: Brown bread=dead. Hovis is noted for producing wholemeal bread.
"If your parachute doesn't open at 10,000 feet-- you'll be hovis"
автор: Roger Mellie 84 17 января 2008
a word that jiggaman thinks is off the heazy
young hovi in the house is so neccesary
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Kate Gosselin is returning to The View.
The reality mom, who has guest-hosted in the past, returns next Friday, July 2 to discuss tanning without sun, summer food and red, white & blue outfits.
Sounds pretty great. The 35-year-old subbed in for Elisabeth Hasselbeck when she was out on maternity leave for a few days in 2009, and appeared again in March.
CONSTANT VIEW: Kate Gosselin is always on the tube.
She also stars on TLC's Kate Plus 8 every Sunday night, and will soon premiere her new reality show Twist of Kate. That's a lot of Kate Gosselin on TV these days.
No doubt Jon Gosselin is jealous.
"It would be nice to have a job on television again," he recently said. "I'm not so sure about reality. I'm just exploring my options right now, meeting with certain people about different ideas. I can't talk about it; you have to stay tuned."
Can we pass?
well at least we know the only people that will be watching are all eight of the views bed ridden viewers. The only reason those eight people watch the view is because theyre to weak to get up and change the channel.
WHY...WHY...WHY... HEAR US!!!! Let her get a real job like most women, & has to work to raise her 8 kids!! HIM TOO!!! The opportunity & money those two parents have received is more than most families receive in a lifetime, we should not have them shoved in our faces anymore... Who decides that WE have to have more of Kate or her ex! Whoever made them wanna be celebrities are NUTS!
To those people who say "give Kate a break" - how about all my fellow soldiers, and thier families?? Who gives THEM a break? They're away from thier families, for a year or more at a time. There in a country who's average temp is over 100 - morning, noon, and night. They live each day with the possibility of getting shot, or dying right then and there. They make everyone's lives possible, including Kate Gosselin's. They are doing things that most Americans are unable, or UNWILLING to do. And they do all of this for next to nothing, financially speaking. Try telling ANY soldier in the hot desert right now, to "give Kate a break" - see how that goes over with them....
Barf!!! Barf!!! Vomit!!! She's on TV AGAIN?! WHYYYYYYYYYYYY!? Please Please make her GO AWAY!!! Do not watch the show if the ratings are low on any of her shows MAYBE they will get the hint and drop her.
If she REALLY was just working to support her litter, she wouldn't be spending $20,000 on her hair disasters. I would never spend more than $100.00 because it seems selfish. She is the most annoying person on t.v. with her fake teeth and fake "personality"! Oh and by the way, who can stand another second of that white trash accent of hers!!? GROSSS!
now I will have to miss my favorite daytime show. I don't need to repeat all the comments said before me about her except that I AGREE
Enough is enough with this _itch. How about she raise her childred and stop tring to be in everyone's face. Jon might not have been the only problem in this family. Her next show "Kate Exploiting 8"
This woman is a train wreck. OMG the fake cry that she puts on for everyone is out of control. I wish they would stop glorifying her and just get her off tv. She was a crappy wife and i personally think she is a crappy mom!!!
I have mixed feelings for Kate; In one way I feel sorry for her because her marriage was such a disaster.(I couldn't stand the way she talked to Jon on their show) She was also a train wreck in Dancing... the worst! Kate is very vulnerable and definitely has emotional issues. But I kind of like her. At least she is working and trying to support her kids. Yes, she probably shouldn't have had so many, but it's too late to even say that. We all know it would be a huge struggle for her to go back to work as a nurse and try to support 8 kids. She would still have to have babysitters. It would be hard to go back. It takes a lot of money to feed, clothe, educate, etc. 8 kids. Don't be so judgemental.
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8. I don't want to wash my hair. Or shower.
7. My favorite instructor is out, and the sub is never as good. Do something else there? How dare you; you know Wednesday night is kickboxing night.
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5. There's a new episode of The Mindy Project on for the first time in weeks. DVR? Watch it at the gym? I still watch TV like it's 1955, thank you very much.
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2. My iPod isn't charged. I can't work out without the special Beyoncé playlist I spent an hour on instead of going to the gym last night.
1. I have to write a blog post about the lamest excuses for skipping the gym.
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Someone suggested "Music Is Life," which is a nice slogan but simply isn't true. Life includes mowing grass, getting oil changes and scrubbing toilets, all things that kept me from the Springboard South Music Festival on Saturday. So, with apologies to those who performed on my honey-do day, I trie ... More >>
When it comes to Houston's music scene and the lack of respect it gets, you can do two things -- complain or do something about it. Organizers and participants of the Springboard South Music Festival and Conference choose the latter. They want local musicians, music-oriented enterprises and music fa ... More >>
Life is But a Dream, the HBO documentary about Beyoncé that was directed and produced by Beyoncé, premiered over the weekend. Did you watch it? Of course not, you're much too cool for that. Luckily for you, we ain't, because it was a pretty interesting little film. Not due to the narrative, mind ... More >>
Ten years ago last week, one of the most vicious legal battles in rock history took another ugly turn. Ex-Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic and drummer Dave Grohl found themselves in King County Superior Court over a dispute with Kurt Cobain's widow, Courtney Love, over the band's considerable royalti ... More >>
With every gossip site on the planet reporting that Beyonce has given birth to Blue Ivy Carter just yesterday, Rocks Off suddenly realized that we haven't gotten her a thing! While we make a quick Target run, we thought it might be fun to ponder what sort of gifts Beyonce and Jay's rich celebrity p ... More >>
Photo by Marc BrubakerThis guy's crazy rant at Fun Fun Fun Fest made the list.All things considered, 2011 was a pretty bitchin' year for popular music. It wasn't all high-fives and Grammies for our musical heroes, however. More than few steaming flops, blown gigs and sour notes made the yea ... More >>
OK MagazineBlood, they say, is thicker than water. When Matthew Knowles and Beyonce ended their business relationship earlier this week, both stressed the fact that family is still family. "He is my father for life and I love my dad dearly," Beyonce said in her statement. "I love my daughter ... More >>
One of the things Rocks Off is most grateful for is our Google alert for Beyonce, which provides us with a never-ending stream of amusing and occasionally newsworthy anecdotes concerning the escapades of Houston's hometown diva and her extended family. This morning's was especially rich, because ... More >>
In news that was greeted with yawns outside of Houston - and not exactly shouted from the rooftops here - Matthew Knowles, father of Beyonce and Solange, has been slapped with a paternity suit by an actress in Los Angeles. This obviously wouldn't be much of a story if not for his famous offspring ... More >>
With the help of city government, Matthew Knowles hopes to find the next Destiny's Child. You got a problem with that?
A St. Louis rapper helps a hometown girl step out of the shadow of a multiplatinum band
The Last Concert Cafe has glimpses from its unique history


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