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Q&A: Emmy Rossum Plans to Name Her Children Oscar, Tony, and Grammy
Do you remember what you were doing when you were seven years old? When I was that age, I was playing with Star Wars action figures and seeing how much Bubblicious I could cram into my mouth. But not Emmy Rossum. At the tender age of seven, she was making her professional operatic debut. She performed in Carmen at New York's Metropolitan Opera, and The Damnation of Faust at Carnegie Hall. She shared the stage with Luciano Pavarotti and Plácido Domingo, acting in dozens of productions in six different languages, all before she turned 18. Emmy Rossum is living proof that you probably wasted your adolescence.
She's also done pretty well for herself as a young adult. Remember when child actors used to burn out on drugs and become tabloid fodder? Rossum decided to skip the Drew Barrymore fuck-all-of-you-I-want-more-pain-meds stage of her career and move directly into making movies. She's starred or co-starred in films like Mystic River, The Day After Tomorrow, The Phantom of the Opera, and most recently, the leather-and-machine-gun extravaganza Dragonball Evolution. But unlike other young actresses who get saddled with "It Girl" status, she hasn't seemed particularly worried about staying in the spotlight, working only when she really wants to.
I met the 23-year-old Rossum at the Savannah Film Festival in Georgia, where she was in town to promote her latest movie, the indie drama Dare (opening today in New York and LA). She and boyfriend Adam Duritz, the Counting Crows singer and dreadlock advocate, went out carousing the night before Dare's screening, at one point visiting a karaoke bar and offering to sing (they were inexplicably turned down for showing up too late). While it could be argued that they're technically a "musician couple," it's difficult to fathom that these two belong in the same league. When Duritz and Rossum are hanging out at home and he tries to break out a little "Round Here," does Rossum just roll her eyes and think, "Whatever, I sang with Pavarotti, bitch?"
Rossum wouldn't talk about Duritz (at least not with a tape recorder in her face), but she was otherwise quite candid. In person, she's exactly as charming and friendly and alarmingly gorgeous as you'd hope. She also follows Sarah Silverman on Twitter, and recommends that you do the same. (She couldn't stop laughing at a recent tweet, in which Silverman claimed that diarrhea "would be a beautiful name if it didn't mean diarrhea.") Also, if you make a joke about tea-bagging (which for some reason I did), her face will turn beet red and she'll cover her mouth with a hand. It's absolutely adorable.
Eric Spitznagel: I should probably admit to you right up front that I haven't seen your movie yet. So my questions are gonna be a little vague and lame.
Emmy Rossum: No problem.
Remember that scene in Dare where you did that thing? Was that as difficult as it looked?
It was incredibly difficult. And so embarrassing.
And that one costume choice? What was up with that?
Oh, it was nuts. I don't know what we were thinking.
Seriously though, the only thing I actually know about this movie is that your character falls for a bad boy.
Well, it's a little more complicated than that. My character, Alexa, is a very workaholic, type A person, but she's also very dysfunctional underneath it all. She desperately wants to be an actress, and an old famous actor comes to her school, played by Alan Cumming, and basically tells her that she can't be an actress until she's really lived or done things that challenge her as a person. She wants to be in Streetcar Named Desire. So she changes herself in a very deliberate way, by falling for this quote-unquote bad boy.
Ah, I get it. So all women who like bad boys are just frustrated actresses looking for a guy who gives good Stanley Kowalski?
(Laughs.) More or less, sure. I don't know if Johnny (played in the movie by Zach Gilford) is necessarily a bad boy. He's a jock and the most popular and handsome guy in high school, but he's really a loner and his parents don't pay any attention to him. He really feels like he has no one.
In general, why do you think bad boys are so appealing?
I don't think bad boys are appealing at all. I don't like tattoos and drugs and smoking cigarettes. It's not cool at all. That never did it for me.
So you weren't into James Dean?
Oh James Dean, yeah, for sure. But more because he's immortalized on screen in a way that's incredibly cool.
Let me see if I got this right. A bad boy who died in the 50s and is fetishized on posters used to decorate college dorm room, yes please. But an actual bad boy…?
No thank you. I would never pick it for myself.
Dare isn't the first time that you've portrayed a character with questionable taste in men. In Phantom of the Opera, you played Christine, who pretty much falls for a homeless guy.
I don't think the Phantom was homeless.
Well, a squatter at least. And kinda balls-out crazy.
Yeah, but he's also a genius. The writer of her art. There are a lot of really weird Oedipal things going on in Phantom.
You think she's got daddy issues?
Totally. There's a strange undercurrent about her attraction to him, like she thinks it's her dad or something. It's really kinda messed up. (Laughs.) Awesomely messed up.
While we're on the subject of Phantom, here's a question from my wife: What was it like to make out with Patrick Wilson?
It was awesome. In fact, we shot that scene so many times over a two-day period that I had to put an icepack on my mouth between takes. Because my lips were so swollen.
Wow, O.K. Is that a good thing? Sounds like Patrick may've been a little too aggressive with the snogging.
No, no, he's a very good kisser. And I really got into it. Probably too much so, which is why we needed an icepack. He didn't have any kids and he wasn't married at that time, so I just took full advantage of that kiss.
Here's a follow-up question, also from my wife. Is his chest as smooth as it looks?
Yes, it is. I mean, my character doesn't actually get a chance to touch his chest in the movie, but I remember seeing it from afar. He's just one of those freakishly good-looking, freakishly talented people, and the nicest dude ever. You want to hang out with him and watch a football game and drink some beers.
Would you also describe your off-screen relationship with Wilson as kinda Freudian?
No, you're thinking of Gerard Butler.
You had a Freudian relationship with Gerard Butler?
(Laughs.) No, Gerard Butler played the Phantom. Patrick Wilson played my dashing fiancé.
Ah, I get you. (Long pause.) Is it painfully obvious that I never saw Phantom of the Opera?
It's pretty obvious, yeah. (Laughs.)
So that makes two of your movies I've admitted to not seeing. Maybe I should've asked my wife to write all of my questions.
It's looking that way.
The only thing I know about Phantom is that you apparently hit a high E.
That's right. A high E is written into Christine's part. So if you want to sing that role, you kinda have to sing that note. It's debatable whether I pulled it off in the movie. (Laughs.) It might've been an E flat, I don't remember.
Could you hit it for us right now?
A high E? Oh no, no, definitely not. I'm not vocalized. I'd need a piano to find it.
We'll find a piano. Come on, it'll be fun.
(Laughs.) No, this is a bad idea. I'd be reaching.
Yeah, but what's the worst that's gonna happen? I wouldn't know a high E if I heard it, and this is a print interview. Doesn't matter what you sing, I'll still write something like, "She majestically and effortlessly hit a high E. It was like an angel hailing a cab."
No. (Laughs.) No. Trust me, it's for the best. A high E kinda sounds like cats dying. (Pause.) Not that I know what that sounds like.
I was gonna say. Have you killed a lot of cats in your life?
If you can imagine a really angry cat meowing, that's kinda what a high E sounds like. It's a shrill note. A high C is still pretty. A high D is, eh, it's borderline. But a high E? It's like glass breaking.
You sang opera professionally as a kid, performing with heavyweights like Luciano Pavarotti and Plácido Domingo. Tell us something about Pavarotti that'd surprise us.
I don't remember singing with Pavarotti, but I definitely remember Domingo. He was super friendly and a super nice guy, always hanging out in the cafeteria and always with a big smile on his face. He was very focused but very jovial.
Is his chest as shiny as Patrick Wilson's?
He doesn't have a shiny chest. He's actually quite furry. But in a very attractive way.
Really? You like the hairy-chested guys? You didn't strike me as a Furry.
I don't judge in that way. People with talent are always very attractive, even if they're furry.
Let's talk about something that fills me with a little less homosexual panic.
O.K. (Laughs.)
Dragonball Evolution, which is arguably your best film.
Thank you.
Of course, I enjoyed it mostly for the guns and the leather catsuits.
Yeah, it was pretty awesome. It was really fun learning how to shoot machine guns and wear leather and ride a motorcycle. It was very empowering.
Wait, you had to learn how to wear leather? Isn't that just something you put on and you're done?
Yeah, but it's really… sticky. It's not a good idea for anybody to be in that much leather all the time. Especially if you're shooting a movie in Mexico, where it's hot and sandy.
I don't know, Emmy. The more you describe it, the more I want to see that movie again. You should really do that more often.
Wear leather? Or drive around on motorcycles and shoot guns?
Both! It never crossed your mind when you were working on Dare? You should've said to the director, "You know what might be kinda bad-ass? If I drove a hog and shot Zach Gilford in the stomach for being such a douchebag."
Well, I can barely drive a car, so driving a motorcycle and shooting a gun at the same time is never a good recipe for me. And it definitely wouldn't have come in handy with this movie. Dare was made for under a million dollars and we did it really quickly.
Come on, there's always room in a movie budget for some senseless violence.
That might be kinda funny. If I just started putting on a leather catsuit, apropos of nothing. Every movie I'd come blazing down the street with guns, à la Nic Cage, with a leather trench coat blowing in the wind behind me.
You went to ninja school for Dragonball Evolution. Have you had a reason to use your ninja skills since?
Well, last night, when we were at McDonough's 'til 3 a.m., I knocked out a guy after karaoke. (Laughs.) No, that didn't happen.
Come on, Emmy. Don't tease us like that.
I could just sing a high E and it'd be much more scary than any of my ninja skills. It's more deadly than mace.
You seem to be as famous these days for your fashion sense as for your acting chops. Is that by design?
No, not really. I just like clothes. I like all things that are pretty. I like a really beautifully built piano. I like paintings. It goes for anything.
I've heard that you go to museums for fashion inspiration. You mean like the mummy exhibits, right?
Oh yeah, definitely. I go to the Natural History Museum to get inspiration from the monkeys for my UGG boots. (Laughs.) No, honestly, this is going to sound silly but I'm fascinated by the beautiful ways in which clothes were draped and people did their hair back in the Roman days. Some of those sculptures have really beautiful hairdos. If I have a movie premiere, sometimes I'll walk around a museum and get an idea from how somebody did their hair in a statue.
That's actually kinda cool. It's like the polar opposite of getting a Kate Gosselin haircut.
Those Roman haircuts were so well sculpted and interesting and different and throwbacky.
Throwbacky is right. It's totally old school!
(Laughs.) It's completely retro. Which I guess is obvious if your haircut is from another century.
Next time you have a premiere, you should swing by the armor exhibit at the Met. Steel is shamefully underrepresented in fashion today.
You're right, it's true.
How fantastic would it be if you showed up on the red carpet with a bascinet helmet, a breastplate and chainmail?
I haven't heard that word, breastplate, in a long time. There's a breast of chicken on a plate, but no breastplate.
So what do you say, Emmy? Will you be in full-on medieval armor at the Dare premiere?
I just might. I hear that metal is really in for next season.
Your name is Emmy, so is it unrealistic to think that you're going to win an Emmy someday?
I don't think so, no. I think it's entirely realistic. I also intend to name my future unborn children Oscar and Tony and Grammy. I mean, yeah, why wouldn't I? Even if it's a girl, I'll call her Oscar. Or maybe something more feminine, like Oscarette or Oscarella.
Will they be well aware that you expect them to win their respective namesakes?
Oh, absolutely. They need to know what they have to live up to! "Win for Mommy! Win! Win for my love! You better win a Grammy, Grammy!"
What happens if they win the wrong award? What if Oscarella gets a Tony?
Well then she's obviously out of the family. She is immediately taken out of the family lineage. Unless she can win all of the major awards. Then she'll have my love back again.
You're going to make a great mother.
(Laughs.) It's the most horrible, manipulative parenting I've ever heard in my life. It's really awful.
• Emmy Rossum's iPod Top Five
When you're young and live in Hollywood and you're crazy hot and your boyfriend has delusions of being Van Morrison, you'd expect your taste in music to be kinda god awful. Not so with Ms. Rossum, who demonstrates here that her musical sensibility can be a little eclectic, even when she is giving a shout-out to the dreadlocked dude.


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To get a good lustre on panned products I need to attain a Relative Humidity of aroung 45% and a temperature of around 17 degrees C. However the two seem to contradict each other - the lower the temperature the harder it is to reduvce the R/H.
What are others doing to achieve this? I have two dehumdifiers and they battle at the lower temperatures, cycling in and out of de-ice mode for 20 minutes in every 60 giving a see-saw of low/high RH.
The dehumidifier people say that I have to increase temperature to 18-20 degrees C but I would rather stay at the lower levels. My chocolate won't polish as well as I'd like it to.
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According to my old (very old) gr. 10 Physics teacher, the higher the temp, the more humidity it will carry. Thus, when I lived in Singapore, with an ambient temp of 30 C, the rh was around 95 %., but when I lived in Saskatchewan with winter temps of - 30 C the air was so dry my skin would crack
What kind of polishing agents are you using, and high of a cocoa butter content will they tolerate?
Hi Edward,
I think that your physics teacher was right but something makes it much harder to get to a low RH at a low temperature. I don;t really understand it but I think it has to do with RELATIVE humidity versus absolute humidity.
I'm away from my business at the moment and don't have the cocoa butter content to hand right now so will get back when I return. The polishig agent is from CAPOL (5021 as I recall) and there is also the shellac layer to consider too.
Colin :-)
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A topsy-turvy day at Dove Mountain included a lengthy concession, and another improbable comeback from Graeme McDowell.
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On Monday's GW News we bring you news of Jason Day's win at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship, Victor Dubuisson Ryder Cup hopes and action from Anna Nordqvist's win at the LPGA Honda Thailandstopped his reputation from going further and to place at this year's Ryder Cup seems all that guaranteed. According to Paul McGinley , Europe's Ryder Cup captain, the Frenchman is now 99.9% certain to make his team in September. With the Top 4 players from the European points list automatically qualifying, Dubuisson leads standing well ahead of Dane, Thomas Bjorn . Elsewhere, Anna Nordqvist held off the challenge of windy parts to win the Honda LPGA Thailand. It was the Swede's 3rd tour title and her first to win the LPGA Championship in 2009. That's all for today, find us on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and get in touch using the #gwtv.
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Hollywood At Home
Note: Site was changed/updated, so I've removed the link.
From their about page: "Since 2007, Hollywood at Home has provided its design-savvy customers an extraordinary collection of interior textiles, custom home furnishings and must-have vintage pieces. Born out of acclaimed designer Peter Dunham's interior design and textile design businesses, Hollywood at Home has quickly become a go-to destination for customers seeking updates to their modern California décor."
This site was designed and front-end coded by the talented Kelcey Parker. In my role as the back-end developer, I implemented a complete (custom) content management system. I also added several animations/effects via MooTools, including the product galleries.
This portfolio website was built for Michelle Beilner, who happens to be one of my most favorite people to work with! She is responsible for the branding/design of many of the projects in my portfolio, in fact.
Built with CakePHP, this site features a super-easy CMS to allow Michelle keep her site constantly updated. It also features several Mootools-based animations and effects throughout.
Website for Nathan Turner, a popular Los Angeles interior designer and entertainment coordinator. Nathan's parties, products, and designs have been featured in several major national and regional publications including Domino, Vogue Living, Elle Decor, House Beautiful, Food & Wine, and C Magazine.
This clean, minimalistic site was developed with CakePHP and features a full content management system (CMS) that allowa Nathan to easily update his site anywhere, anytime.
Note: Site was changed/updated since I last worked on it, as it has been a few years! The link has been removed.
Huge XHTML/CSS website for Macadamian, a global software and usability consultancy that helps companies create successful products.
This site features a massive CMS powered by ExpressionEngine, which allows a complete team of authors and editors at Macadamian to post blog entries, training courses & schedules, news events, company whitepapers, and much much more.
Harbinger L.A.
Website for Harbinger L.A., a custom accessories shop catering to area interior designers. Like the other interior designer sites I've done lately, this website features heavy usage of Mootools in order to achieve a Flash-like appearance – while still being fully optimized for search engine rankings.
Also features a custom-coded content management system that allows Harbinger's team to easily update their site with new projects and images, press releases, and more.
Poet Furniture
Website for Poet Design's new furniture store, designed to look like a Flash site - but created with MooTools-based animations/functionality instead.
FCL Builders
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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Four arrested at Hickman Harbor area
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Obituary – Wilodean Milner
Mrs. Willodean Milner, 91, of Hickman died Sunday, March 23, 2014, at Union City Manor Nursing and Rehab Center.
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FULTON, Ky. – A team meeting for the 2014 American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Fulton, Hickman and South Fulton will be held Monday, March 31, at 5:30 p.m. at Seven Coffee in Fulton.
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Dubliner Fondue & Chocolate Guinness Floats (GIVEAWAY)
Who says Saint Patty's Day means Corned Beef and Green Beer? Sometimes the most FUN holiday dishes aren't the most traditional.
Don't get me wrong, I love traditions. Hubs and I have a standing lunch appointment every Saint Patrick's Day at a local Irish Pub. We've held our March 17th lunch appointment our entire marriage; even when we had to cart our babies (robed in Notre Dame attire) into the pub with us–don't judge.
We have a lot of family traditions. In fact, fondue itself is customary in our house.
Hubs and I got married directly after graduating from college. We saved every penny we earned waiting tables to take a marvelous honeymoon before we had to start our official jobs and "grown-up" life. After weighing our options, we discovered we had saved enough money to spend a month in Colorado or a week on some island. Colorado it was!
What great memories I have of our first month as a married couple. We spent a couple weeks hiking, horseback riding, four-wheeling and exploring all the natural hot springs in Steamboat Springs. We rafted down the Colorado River. Hand-in-hand, we poked through obscure shops in downtown Colorado Springs. We rambled around Red Rocks. Yet one of my favorite memories was dining at a little fondue restaurant in Manitou Springs. Nestled at the foot of Pike's Peak, this quaint mountain town is home of The Mona Lisa Fondue Restaurant, among other things. One evening we sat out on an idyllic balcony in the crisp mountain air and ate the most exquisite meal either of us had ever experienced in our 22 years of life.
Course after course, we laughed and whispered sweet nothings to each other, as we devoured every last morsel brought to our table. Upon returning home, we promptly bought our first fondue pot and our tradition emerged. Over the last twelve years, we have hosted uncountable fondue parties. We have gone through several fondue pots and have collected all sorts of fondue paraphernalia. Our tradition lives on…
So, nothing against traditions. But think of the wonderfully unconventional dishes one can make with traditional Irish ingredients! Dishes such as Dubliner Fondue or Chocolate Guinness Floats… just off the top of my head. *wink*
Dubliner is a sharp nutty cheese with a slightly brittle texture. It melts well and stands up nicely against the tang of Harp beer. Dubliner Fondue is a delightful deviation from classic Swiss fondue. This pub-style dip is easy to prepare and will disappear in moments when paired with fresh bread, pickles and fruit!
You can prepare your fondue in most fondue pots, but I like to cook it in another small pot. It makes a much tidier presentation.
Guinness, Ireland's most renowned beer, is known for it's contrasting smooth and bitter qualities. It's rich, dark and bitey–just the right flavor to accompany silky chocolate ice cream.
Serve these and you won't need a "Kiss Me, I'm Irish" T-shirt to get a little St. Patty's Day love!
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Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Dubliner Fondue
1 garlic clove, cracked
1 ¼ cup Harp Beer (or pale Irish beer)
8 oz. shredded Dubliner Cheese (could substitute Sharp cheddar)
1 Tb. flour
2 tsp. ground mustard
Place a small sauce pot over medium heat. Pour the beer in the pot.
Peel and crack one garlic clove; then add it to the pot.
Mix the shredded cheese with the flour and ground mustard.
Slowly add the floured cheese to the beer. Whisk until smooth. You will think you've made a mistake until the mixture gets hot enough to thicken and come together—just keep whisking! (5-10 minutes) Remove the garlic clove.
Once smooth and thick, pour into a fondue pot and serve!
* Serve with bread cut into cubes, sliced apples, grapes, gherkin pickles, and boiled baby potatoes.
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Love the story of how your family tradition of fondue cooking began. I can imagine it with the Rocky mountains so close to me here in Edmonton. Mountains and fondue seem to go together and your recipe looks outstanding. But the floats? can't get my head around those. Love the concept, though.
I love your non traditional ideas Sommer!
and that float needs to get in my belly now!!
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Ingredients Listing: British beef (33%), wheatflour, vegetable oils (rapeseed oil, palm oil), water, mushrooms (5%), chicken liver pate (4%), onions, unsalted butter (2%), maderia wine, salt, breadcrumbs, cornflour, beef stock, garlic puree, dried porcini mushrooms, thyme, parsley, coarse black pepper, pea starch. mushrooms contain brown cap mushrooms, white cap mushrooms. chicken liver pate contains chicken livers (37%), pork fat, water, whipping cream, wheatflour, roasted white cap mushrooms (white cap mushrooms, sunflower oil), bramley apples (sugar, bramley apples), maderia wine, salt, pork gelatine, thyme, cracked black pepper, preservative: sodium nitrite. breadcrumbs contains wheatflour, yeast, olive oil, salt. beef stock contains water, beef bones, carrots, onions, leeks, garlic puree, parsley, tomato puree, rosemary, thyme and ground bay leaves
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Swan Lake (ru. Лебединое Озеро), Tchaikovsky's 20th opus, is one of the most famous and critically acclaimed ballets of all time. It conveys the story of Odette, a princess turned into a swan by an evil sorcerer's curse.
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The original ballet was first performed at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow, Russia on February 20, 1877. The premiere received mixed reviews: While Tchaikovsky's score was readily admired, the choreography by Jules Reisinger was not. In addition, the production had costumes and scenery that wore out quickly over time. Swan Lake remained in the Imperial Ballet's repertoire until 1883. Contrary to popular belief, the first staging was not a failure; it was performed more often than most other ballets of the decade.
In 1894, as a memorial performance for the deceased Tchaikovsky, the choreographer and second Balletmaster to the Imperial Ballet of St. Petersburg, Lev Ivanov, staged the ballet's second act. In 1895 it was decided that the full-length ballet be mounted. The choreographer Marius Petipa staged acts I and III, while Ivanov would stage the "white" scenes: his previously retained "Swan" choreography for Act II and a new Act IV conclusion. The composer/conductor Riccardo Drigo revised Tchaikovsky's score according to Petipa's instructions, and Tchaikovsky's brother Modeste revised the libretto slightly. This revised version premiered at the Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg on January 15, 1895. It has served as the basis both musically and choreographically for nearly every subsequent production of Swan Lake all over the world.
A single dancer dances the twin roles of Odette and Odile, which is one of the most taxing of all roles because it requires acting two entirely contrasting characters, as well as dancing the strenuous showpiece choreography which includes thirty-two fouettés en tournant. This feat was put into the choreography of the Black Swan Pas de deux as a tour de force by the great Italian Ballerina Pierina Legnani. Pavel Gerdt played Prince Siegfried, though the danseur Alexander Gorsky danced the variation of the ballroom scene.
Swan Lake begins at a royal court. Prince Siegfried, heir to the kingdom, must declare a wife at his birthday ball. Upset that he cannot marry for love, Siegfried escapes into the forest at night. As he sees a flock of swans flying overhead, he aims his crossbow and readies himself for their landing by the lakeside. When one comes into view, however, he stops; before him is a beautiful creature dressed in white feathers, more woman than swan. Enamoured, the two dance and Siegfried learns that the swan maiden is the princess Odette. An evil sorcerer, Von Rothbart, captured her and used his magic to turn Odette into a swan by day and woman by night.
A retinue of other captured swan-maidens attend Odette in the environs of Swan Lake, which was formed by the tears of her parents when she was kidnapped by Von Rothbart. Once Siegfried knows her story, he takes great pity on her and falls in love. As he begins to swear his love to her - an act that will render the sorcerer's spell powerless - Von Rothbart appears. Siegfried threatens to kill him but Odette intercedes; if Von Rothbart dies before the spell is broken, it can never be undone!
The Prince returns to the castle to attend the ball. Von Rothbart arrives in disguise with his own daughter Odile, making her seem identical to Odette in all respects except that she wears black while Odette wears white. The prince mistakes her for Odette, dances with her, and proclaims to the court that he intends to make her his wife. Only a moment too late, Siegfried sees the real Odette and realizes his mistake. The method in which Odette appears varies: in some versions she arrives at the castle, while in other versions Von Rothbart shows Siegfried a magical vision of her.
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Tchaikovsky's score for Swan Lake was unusual in 1877 and it is unusual now, more of a symphonic poem than dance accompaniment. There is nothing else like it in all of Classical (Romantic) period music.
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This is absolutely the best yellow rice I have ever had. It is very tasty and nicely seasoned. My go to recipe when I want to make yellow rice. You will not go wrong by making this recipe. It will get rave reviews, as mine always does. I have actually tried a number of Daisy's recipes and have bought her book. All recipes have turned out great so far.
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Cooking timePrep: 15 mins No cook
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ServingsServes 2
A filling salad that can be tailored to your taste, swap the lentils for beans and throw in some extra veg
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- protein
- 22g
- carbs
- 29g
- fat
- 49g
- saturates
- 14g
- fibre
- 9g
- sugar
- 9g
- salt
- 6.81g
- 400g can lentils, rinsed and drained
- 5 roasted red peppers from a jar, chopped
- handful radishes, sliced
- handful olives
- 2 tbsp balsamic vinegar
- 4 tbsp olive oil
- 2 Little Gem lettuces
- 150-200g feta cheese, crumbled
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The Republican leadership in the state has launched a full frontal attack on Detroit, specifically, and Black communities around the state. As Rev. D. Alexander Bullock says, emergency management appears to be Gov. Rick Snyder's urban agenda.
Last week, the governor walked out of a meeting with pastors, refusing to answer the question: Are you going to put the question of Public Act 4 (PA4), the emergency manager law, on the November ballot?
Over 226,000 voters signed valid petitions asking that citizens be allowed to vote on the legitimacy of PA4 in the November election. Yet Republicans, aided by the silence of the Democrats, have maneuvered to see that voters do not get to judge PA4. Meanwhile, emergency managers are busy waging war on citizens with unchecked, unsupervised and unaccountable authority.
Most property owners received their property tax bill within the past few days. The bill tells the tale. Taxed to the maximum allowed by the state at 64.77230 mills, Detroit taxpayers have no say over most of the money they will pay. Six mills go to the state education fund; 13 mills go to school debt; 5.83 mills to school operations; and .096 mills to pay off a judgment against the schools.
Detroit Public Schools (DPS) Emergency Manager Roy Roberts controls all that money. He has used it to close schools and establish the Educational Achievement Authority (EAA). The EAA is taking control of brand-new buildings that Detroit taxpayers continue to finance (see school debt, 13 mills) now and in the future.
Roberts, doing Gov. Snyder's bidding, has relegated the elected board to the Frederick Douglass school building, while he works from the top floors at the Fisher Building. Parents trying to get transfers or other services are stumbling over the boxes and clutter of the makeshift offices. Detroiters also pay 4.6 mills for the library, which Roy Roberts says he, as EM of DPS, has the authority to rule.
Michigan merit exams were announced last week. The news was as expected: scores for Black students continue to decline. After a decade of state-controlled education in Detroit, only 1.8 percent of DPS students are college-ready, according to the tests, and 16 DPS high schools had no college-ready students. This is a tragedy we are allowing, one that will extend for generations.
Now, with the Consent Agreement (CA), there is taxation without representation in the governance of the city as well. Under the newly created CA, bureaucracy costs are mounting as governance removes itself further from the citizens. The 27.6 mills that taxpayers feed into the city's general fund will now be controlled not by City Council, but the CA boards and appointees. The debt service funds, 9.61 mills, will be disposed of by the CA.
Yes, taxation without representation, a complete lack of accountability in government. The plight of the children under the EM-run schools cries to heave for vengeance. It is time for meaningful direct action. Take back your civil rights. Make a future for our children. You have the power.
Open a savings account at any bank or credit union of your choice and put the amount of your tax bill into that account. Hold on to it. You have two years before the penalties get overwhelming. If enough taxpayers say they have been disrespected long enough, the children deserve better, that they think we are capable of self-governance and put their money into escrow, then hopefully we can run these bloodsuckers out of town.


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Yesterday the Ninth Circuit issued its opinion in Petrella v. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc., a case in which plaintiff Paula Petrella sued MGM Studios and a variety of other major players in the film industry for "infring[ing] her purported interest in a book and two screenplays that together allegedly formed the basis for the 1980 motion picture Raging Bull." On appeal, the Ninth Circuit held that Ms. Petrella's action for copyright infringement was barred by the equitable defense of laches.
Judge William Fletcher wrote a concurring opinion to call the court's attention to "a severe circuit split on the availability of a laches defense in copyright cases."
"Our circuit has taken a wrong turn in its formulation and application of laches in copyright cases," wrote Judge Fletcher, who urged his colleagues to "revisit our case law to provide appropriate protection to innocent copyright owners who have brought infringement suits within the statute of limitations."
Judge Fletcher summarized the "severe circuit split" as follows:
In the Fourth Circuit, there is no laches at all. If a copyright suit is brought within the statute of limitations, it may go forward. Lyons P'ship. L.P. v. Morris Costumes, Inc., 243 F.3d 789, 797-98 (4th Cir. 2001). In the Eleventh Circuit, "there is a strong presumption that a plaintiff's suit is timely if it is filed before the statute of limitations has run. Only in the most extraordinary circumstances will laches be recognized as a defense." Peter Letterese & Assocs., Inc. v. World Inst. of Scientology Enters., Int'l, 533 F.3d 1287, 1320 (11th Cir. 2008). Even if laches is found, "laches serves as a bar only to the recovery of retrospective damages, not to prospective relief." Id. at 1321. In the Second Circuit, laches is available as a bar to injunctive relief but not to money damages. See New Era Publ'ns Int'l v. Henry Holt & Co., 873 F.2d 576, 584-85 (2d Cir. 1989). In the Sixth Circuit, laches is available in only "the most compelling of cases." Chirco v. Crosswinds Cmtys., Inc., 474 F.3d 227, 233 (6th Cir. 2007).
Our circuit is the most hostile to copyright owners of all the circuits. In the Ninth Circuit, laches can bar all relief, both legal and equitable, when "(1) the plaintiff delayed in initiating the lawsuit; (2) the delay was unreasonable; and (3) the delay resulted in prejudice." Maj. Op., at 10176 (citing Danjaq, 263 F.3d at 951).


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Today I took my scarves to Drury Lane Fashions in Maple Creek, SK http://bit.ly/boEdZT for the owner, Joanna Drury to choose some for her store. And choose she did! 18 scarves ended up being chosen – one of which was bought by a customer while I was there.
Here is the assortment of scarves she chose:
Joanna liked the scarves I had dyed with the Procion Mx dyes (upper left hand of the photo) so I will be making more of them when I am dyeing other things. They have a more overall solid look too them than the ones with the Color Hue dyes. She also told me that the blue in the snow dyed scarf I was wearing that day would go good with denim (a very popular fabric here) so I will also be dyeing more of that color. I really appreciated her insights and comments and will be using them to create a karger variety scarves.


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This one doesn't work properly in Stella - its emulation of the sprites positions after wrapping around the borders of the screen is wrong. Stella also plays it at incorrect speed, which is why there's a separate ROM for that emulator. The 4k version is for things that can't handle 128 B (Harmony loader, MESS). Finally, MESS + YouTube turned the capture into shit, meaning this one is best experienced burned to an EEPROM and watched on a real TV :)
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Friday brought Honolulu's second "Eat the Street" Food Truck Rally, held in Kaka'ako. The first, organized by StreetGrindz.com, drew a dozen vendors and over 1,000 people to a small lot on Kapiolani Boulevard. For this second event, Kamehameha Schools hosted everyone on a four-acre parking lot on South Street, and brought significant logistical expertise to the […]
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When you picture a Botox patient, you may picture a middle-aged woman who is keen on eliminating the wrinkles around her eyes and mouth. Or you may think of a man who is less than pleased with the deep lines in his brow. One person you probably don't picture is a hotshot poker player, but is "pokertox" the next big trend in this cosmetic medicine?
This is thought-provoking article. A Botox for a poker face? I don't think anyone would want a stiff face as if they play poker. Rather than go for an unsmiling face it would be better to go for surgery for wrinkle elimination and show the world your expression. I have read from http://www.beautylogic.com.au/ more tips about different anti-wrinkle treatments.December 19, 2012 - 5:10am
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I have to say this is madness!
And a good poker player will tell you that his or her poker-face is part of his/her expertise and would never need to resort to surgery!
Interesting report, though - thanks for the SHARE.
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Profits derived from land whilst the possession of same had been improperly withheld. Intermediate profits, that is profits which have been accruing between two given periods.
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The value of land during the period of a wrongful possession thereof; that is to say, from the time of wrongful entry to dispossession. 3 Bl. Comm. 205. The net rental value or value of the use and occupation of premises during the period of a wrongful occupation. 101 N. Y. 13.
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NIVEA Creme is a product that has reinvented itself over and over again for around 100 years. Plus, NIVEA has recently become the worlds largest brand of skin-care products. 80 percent of all consumers become familiar with NIVEA during their childhood and throughout the world NIVEA is listed again and again among the most trusted brands of skin-care products.
Its been a long road: A patent application was submitted in 1900 for an emulsifier called Eucerit (beautiful wax) and in 1911 chemist Isaac Lifschütz and his team used a water-in-oil emulsion with Eucerit as a basis for developing the worlds first refatting and moisturizing cream. Its white color is what gave the cream its name, which is derived from the Latin nix, nivis snow.
Although the original plant was located in Hamburg, NIVEA became what we would now call a global brand at a very early point in its history. By as early as 1914, NIVEA was already represented in 34 countries around the world and 42 percent of its sales were from abroad. In the 1930s the company introduced NIVEA Whitepaste, a powder developed especially for women in Japan and China, who welcomed the new product with tremendous enthusiasm. And now at last men are having their turn: just two years after it was launched, NIVEA for Men became the local market leader in mens personal care products.
In addition to Europe, were focusing on the Brazilian, Russian and Indian markets, but with a special emphasis on China, explains Thomas-B. Quaas, chairman of the Beiersdorf AG executive board. The Chinese cosmetics market is growing at a phenomenal rate, especially in urban areas and were growing right along with it. Sales of NIVEA brand products have gone up by around 50 percent over the past two years.
NIVEA now encompasses over 500 additional products including facial care, hair care, shaving, bath/shower, personal care, baby care and sunscreen products. Its astonishing: Market research has shown us that consumers all over the world think of NIVEA as one of their own national brands and not as an import, says Quaas.
Yet what is it that makes a brand so popular and successful after so many generations? Two elements are especially important: tradition and innovation. The unique combination of a highly innovative corporate culture and 125 years of Beiersdorf expertise in skin research have made for a fertile blend. Germanys largest and most modern skin research center one of the leading institutions of its kind in the world - was opened in Hamburg in 2004, for instance, and is an institution of superlatives: 650 international scientists work here to reveal the secrets of the skin down to the most minute detail and to search for the causes of the aging process.
The introduction of NIVEA Visage DNAge products caused a sensation in the cosmetics industry. Designed to rejuvenate the skin, the complex of active agents in these products revolves around folic acid, a true multitasker from the family of B vitamins with a striking anti-aging effect. Beiersdorf scientists were able to take the findings from nutritional research and make use of them for skin-care applications.
Beiersdorf AG has a clear objective throughout the world: always stay one step ahead of consumer demands by pursuing successful innovations. NIVEA stands for a lot of positive basic values, says Thomas-B. Quaas, summarizing the NIVEA success story in a nutshell. I think that people especially in fast-paced, uncertain times are really happy to have familiar brands and then become quite fond of them.
NIVEA as far as the eye can see. The worlds first House of NIVEA, located at one of the finest addresses in Hamburgs city center, invites anyone looking for relaxation to come in and enjoy a wellness break a popular trend. This oasis of well-being all in shades of blue, of course provides 800 square meters where visitors can enjoy massage, receive cosmetic or beauty applications, solicit advice or have their skin and hair analyzed with the most modern technology available. Due to the extremely positive feedback it has received, other Houses are planned all around the world.
Close your eyes and take a deep breath. Even blindfolded theres no mistaking it: the fragrance of NIVEA. Its discreet perfume oil is considered one of the classic fragrances for skin cream. Because very few synthetic aroma chemicals were available in the early 20th century, the NIVEA fragrance consists largely of essential oils. Contributors to its flowery bouquet include lily of the valley, rose, violet, lilac and lavender, with orange and lemon fruit essences rounding out the fragrance. And incidentally: the secret original formula for the perfume oil used in NIVEA cream has changed very little after all these years.


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St. Mary's Hospital Medical Center in Green Bay, Wisc., advises
taking these precautions:
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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