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Apparently, the FBIM has located "Misha," the mysterious red-headed Armenian who, according to the surviving Tsarnaevs was the man who radicalized Tamerlan Tsarnaev and lit the fire that sent him and his brother off to blow up the finish li
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Politico has produced another "Behind The Curtain," whereby they attempt to prove that the basic premise of representative democracy, as reinforced by the power of a free and independent press, is not to have the soup served cold.
Steve Lynch Goes For Broke
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Bears are not the only ones, apparently, who shit in the woods.
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The Latest Story
The Tsarnaev brothers had "rudimentary" plans to attack Times Square in New York.
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How the people of Iraq are celebrating the opening of the George Bush library.
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The Other Explosions
There is no way to know how many of these little Hiroshimas there are next door, waiting to detonate. But there damned sure ought to be water in the hydrants left to spray on them when they do.
Today With The Brothers Tsarnaev
If Dzhokhar Tsarnaev really was unarmed during the shooting along Franklin Street in Watertown last week, then we have a whole 'nother kettle of borscht to deal with up here.
The George Bush Manure Locker Is Now Open
When the Creation Museum in Hebron, Kentucky is more honest in its crackpot interpretation of history at the George Bush Library, you know you have a problem.
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Happy Anniversary, Ireland
The Easter Rising was 97 years ago today.
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As the days go by, we learn more and more that what we were dealing with here, as deadly as their actions were, was a plot by the Wayne and Garth of terrorism.
Republican Family Values
Former Romney campaign intern Adam Savader was arrested over the weekend for doing things on his telephone of which Jesus would not approve, and for being overly familiar with the workings of the Magic Hand, if you know what I mean.
All Must Have Prizes
There are very few better mainstream political reporters in this country than Alec MacGillis at The New Republic.
Enemies With Benefits
The Tsarnaevs received benefits to which they were entirely entitled as citizens of the Commonwealth, and Tamerlan stopped receiving them when his family no longer qualified.
Things In Politico That Make Me Want To Guzzle Antifreeze, Part The Infinity
Once again, this is one of those times where the Prestone and the highball glasses come out, not because of something that the kidz at Politico actually wrote themselves, but because of something that simply appeared in it.
The Great Mulligan
There has been some low hilarity, and one high crime against history and memory, attending the sudden reappearence on the scene of C-Plus Augustus, the previous president of these United States.
An Update on Iraq War Vet Bryan Anderson (May 2013)
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Your Evening Jemmy
Sequestered In Buffalo
And thus did sequestration enter my life.
My Early Christmas Wish
It seems that Max Baucus, the pestilential trout-mask replica from Montana, will be hanging them up at the end of this term, guaranteeing that any future Democratic majority on the Senate Finance Committee will be considerably more, well, Democratic.
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Coming Down The Pipeline
Yesterday, the 45-day "public comment" period on our old friend, the Keystone XL pipeline, ended, with over 800,000 comments weighing in on the elongated death-funnel.
It's Too Early In The Day To Drink This Much
Ron Fournier is still slow-dancing with C-Plus Augustus, and the music is getting softer and the candlelight is dimming, and, oh, dear, the stars are in his eyes.
John And Lindsey Are Charged Up
Dear god, can nobody stop John McCain and Lindsey Graham from diving into the spotlight on Dzhokhar Tsarnaev?
Your Morning Dooley
All the President's Flak Catchers (May 2013)
Your Evening Jemmy
Not Off To A Good Start
What are they all going to do if this guy just turns out of be a pathetic, murderous follower of an unhinged older brother? What are they going to do if there's no "cell," and if he doesn't declare his allegiance to jihad in court?
The Companies We Keep
Meanwhile, back in the rest of the world, we're still hell-bent on poisoning the planet before we burn it down.
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What Are The Gobshites Saying These Days?
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Sunday Morning In Watertown: St. Patrick's Church, 8 A.M.
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The Day After: Midnight On Franklin Street
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Guns Along The River: A Late Night In Watertown
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A Public Service Announcement On Guns And Bullets
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Food processor recommendations?
I want to start making my own nut butters, coconut butter, etc... I have one of those 80's in-counter kitchen centers with a food processor but it kinda sucks for anything that has to run 10+ minutes. It starts to smell like something's burning. Yikes.
I'm not sure how many cups I should get. I see them from 7 cup capacity all the way up to 14 cups. I'm also not sure if one brand is better than another for heavier duty use. KitchenAid and Cuisinart seem to be the most popular. All the reviews on amazon are all over the place. My budget is $100 to $150.
Any suggestions would be most appreciated. Thanks!
Ooh! I'd like to know too!
I have a 7-cup Cuisinart that I love.
I had a very early Cuisinart I'd been using since the early/mid 80s and loved it, but several of the absolutely necessary interlocking plastic parts had broken over the years and it was just getting too expensive to replace them...
So I shopped around and ended up with a Cuisinart Prep 9. It is so far as I can tell every bit as good as my old one, if maybe a cup or two smaller. But the larger units are so ungainly--this one takes up enough counter space as it is.
You can get a lot of alternate blades for it on eBay, pretty cheap since the blades for the old processors which have broken over the years are interchangeable with this one, as long as you have the proper stem which comes with this unit. You have to make sure the blades attach to the stem the right way--just look at the ones that come with yours on the bottom and buy ones that have the same spacing of "holes" to fit on the stem.
I find the 9 cup adequate for things I do, but it's not overly large. If you have the room, the 11 cup might be better.
There is a really sleek looking new Cuisinart, more tubular than the old ones with a bigger base, and I recommend against that one. It is very light weight and supposed to stick to the counter during use by suction. I just can't see that being very good long term, especially for a long use like you want.
Very informative ravenrose. Thanks! I saw an 11 cup cuisinart with a bunch of different blades and attachments for $150 at costco this morning. I neglected to write down the model number to research it but I might have to explore it further. Much appreciated!
I have an 11 cup Cuisinart. This is my third Cuisinart. My original was bought probably in the late 80's - it still worked perfectly when I gave it away. The ONLY reason I did THAT was my Dad bought me a new one for Christmas - but 9 cup. I did find that I could overrun it with stuff, most recently a bread dough recipe from the book that was included with that Cuisinart - :annoyed: - so I got an 11 cup. I had bought it last year around this time for $99 on special - do some Internet searching, this is a good time to find things like that on special prices. I'd check Overstock, KMart, WalMart, and just a general Google search.
I will probably never need another one - but if I DO it will STILL be a Cuisinart! :D I love them - they're real workhorses.
I picked up a KitchenAid Ultra Power Plus at the thrift store for $20. It is by far 1000% better than my old Sears food processor. It's very powerful, and the serrated blade is super sharp and excellent at grabbing those nuts and cutting them super fine. I am making my own almond flour with it, which I was not able to do with my old one. Having said that, it didn't have a serrated edge chopping blade. I think that makes a big difference.
I have a Hamilton Beach 10 cup processor. I am very happy with it, does everything that I need it to do. Price was around $40, I think, I've had it for a long time.
Like Char...(:hiya: hi Char)...I too have owned more than one Cuisinart and would easily purchase another again, but from what I understand, they have scaled back the durability from when I bought mine in the 80's...which is still technically under warranty until 3/22/2015!
With that said, I would definitely buy the largest one I could afford with the LONGEST warranty. If this is your first food processor, it may be best to get one that just does the job, rather than worrying about specialty blades and all the 'other things' it says it can do. In my case, even though mine came with slicing, shredding, mixing and chopping blades, in the 24 years that I've owned this one I rarely use the slicing blade, I sometimes use the shredding and mixing blades, but I ALWAYS use the chopping blade (I just replaced it last month for the 3rd time. Hmmmm...3 blades in 23 years...not bad at all!)
I find that the 7-cup work bowl is sufficient for most of my needs, but then there are those rare occasions that I wish I had an 11-cup work bowl. Operative word: rare.
Several years ago, I purchased a flat cover and that changed my food processor usage dramatically. Washing that complicated, wide-mouthed, multi-piece cover was a pain my...backside and even though I found the functionality of my Cusinart to be good, I certainly didn't use it to the extent that I could have because it is almost impossible to wash the darned cover! The flat cover I now use changed all that and now I no longer worry about getting into all those little unreachable nooks.
When I went to visit my daughter last month, I told here that I would buy her a food processor since she didn't own one. She knew how much I use mine and had found a lot of potential use once she discovered that she could actually cook...lol. We checked prices and warranties, and even though I would have gladly purchased her a Cuisinart, she politely declined and accepted a lesser model so that she could get the feel of using one. This may be an option for you if you are the least bit hesitant about spending money on an appliance that you are concerned about using regularly.
Do you folks feel like you still need a blender if you have a food processor?
Like Donna (:hiya: back!) I have a VitaMix also - they do different things. There are things I would ONLY use my VM for, things I would ONLY use my Cuisinart for, and some things that can cross over and be done in either one.
Yes, you (er, I) need both. I don't have a Vitamix but I want one, lol. Some day.
For me the 7-cup is fine. There are times (pickling season/slicing cukes in 1/4" slices) that I could use a larger one but for the most part, this one is just fine.
What do you use your vitamin for that a food processor can't do? Is a vitamin just a blender? While I have some experience with both a blender and a food processor I'm sure that I have much less experience then you folks. I have often been frustrated when using a blender. I have found it difficult to get everything blended at the same time- it seems to work best when you work in very small batches.
I use the Vitamix to grind erythritol and flax seed. I make my own peanut butter with it. My husband uses it for quick fruit ice creams.
I also have a regular Osterizer from the 60's (chrome base, glass, black and pink paint...really...) that resides in the basement as it just doesn't have the power that I usually require. For example, when I need a really smooth consistency (especially with more liquid), I like to use my VitaMix. Not only would all the liquid not fit int he food processor, but would most likely leak everywhere once the blade starts up.
When I have to do anything with frozen fruit, I ALWAYS choose my VitaMix. Yes...it bounces the fruit around a bit before it pulverizes it, but using the food processor takes longer, and does not break the fruit into powder as well as the VitaMix. Char makes instant ice cream using hers, and of course, you can also make instant hot soup (if you're so inclined.)
Although potato pancakes aren't on the menu much anymore, in the old days, I would just use the recipe from my Osterizer Spin Blender Cookery cookbook. But those pancakes were always gummy and even though the button setting said "grate" those potatoes were NOT grated. For large quantities of grating, you can't beat a food processor. My fauxtatoes is another example of using my Cuisinart rather than VitaMix. Although possible, I find it's just too fiddly in the VitaMix...constantly scraping and tamping to be sure the puree is on the blades. In the Cuisinart, I just pulse it a few times till everything's blended and then let it go until smooth.
I'm also an avid gardener and use my VitaMix to puree fruit, egg shells, coffee grounds and veggie scraps that I pour into the soil hastening composting. I would n-e-v-e-r do that in my Cuisinart!
And of course, a most people purchase kitchen gadgets based on how they cook...(or how they think they can cook...:laugh:), so your needs may certainly be different. My girlfriend has a rotisserie oven, toaster oven and marinator. She uses then once in a while, but I would never own any of them...I would have to ask myself: why? :dunno:
Long time Cuisinart owner here too. I had my first one in the early 80's and the motor still worked fine but other things had broken. I use the 7 cup one now. Have had several years and love it. I wouldn't have anything else!
I love my Cuisinart! It's a 7 cup and probably could be bigger. If I'm doing a big batch, the fill line is pretty low and it's easy to get too much in there. I got it because my mom has had hers for years and highly recommends them, as did my grandma. I also go my Kitchenaide mixer for the same reason, recommended for generations.
guess I am in the minority here, but I don't like my 11-cup Cuisinart at all. It just won't grind nuts evenly or finely, you can't buy a fine blade slicer for it (I paid $40 extra to get an "alternate" set of four blades and two of them turned out to be ones that came with the machine) Worst of all, though, is the way that if you put more than 3 cups of anything liquidy like cake batter in it, it overflows the center blade support and comes out all over the machine and counter. I am so glad I kept my nearly 40-year old Braun, and can still use it--it is a thousand times better than the new Cuisinart.
I only got a new food processor for the slicing blades since I can't replace the old Braun center blade holder which is broken. For all other uses the Braun has the Cuisinart beat hands down.
How do you make ice cream using a vitamix?
Now sweeten a cup of liquid to your liking. For ice CREAM, use cream. Or you can use half & half or almond or coconut milk, whatever you prefer. I also add a dash of liquid vanilla. Make it sweeter than you think you need it - the very cold temperature of the ice cream dulls the sweetness. Each fruit requires a different level too so it's a YMMV/test as you go thing.
Pour the liquid into the pitcher with the fruit. Have the center top taken out of the lid and be at the ready with the tamper. Start the machine on High and immediately start pushing the frozen fruit into the blades, I kind of go from corner to corner towards the center. Let it run til it's all smooth, and believe me, this takes VERY little time, so watch it closely or you'll end up with fruit soup!
It makes a soft-serve type consistency. We love it.
You can also make chocolate or vanilla, which involved freezing the liquid in ice cube trays first, which I never get around to doing, so we only eat fruit ice cream! :D
NOW for the tamper story - I decided to use my 32 oz. container to make some strawberry ice cream. Starting pushing the tamper into the fruit and OOOPSIE, if you push a bit too hard, the tamper can get INTO THE BLADES - which of course ruined my ice cream AND my tamper, and caused a few not-nice words to escape me. So don't do it! (Unless they're making the tampers different now with the current model, can't speak to that.
I called them to order a new tamper and she asked if the old one was broken? I told her what had happened and they sent me a new one, no charge! Gotta love their customer service AND their products.
Wow those vitamix blenders are very expensive.
You may be able to find parts for your Braun if you regularly check the famous 'auction' site on the web. There are still some great deals to be had but you MUST check regularly. And considering how much you miss being able to use your Braun, it would totally be worth a look.
Just a quick update in case it helps anyone else. I got a KitchenAid 7 cup food processor for Christmas. I already tried a batch of peanut butter in it and basically, it sucks at making nut butter. It doesn't have enough power to get it beyond a crumbly paste. Luckily mom gave me a gift receipt too so I'm taking it back to bed, bath and beyond tomorrow and trading up for a Cuisinart 9 cup for another $60. I think for most other uses, it would be fine but my whole purpose of asking for this was to make nut and coconut butters so it's just not the right one for me.
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Price? In ear, on top of ear, or around ear (earmuff) style? Do you want them to block out noise or allow noise in?
A good general recommendation is Koss's porta-pro (ksc75). They're about $25 and sound better than virtually everything else under $50, but they're on-ear clipons, which some people might not like.
Stay away from the Dr. Dre headphones, anything Bose, and Skull Candy - those brands are more about image than quality, and while it's unfair to say their products are shit, it's quite accurate to say that they cost more than they're worth and you can get better for less money.
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Pretty much anything made by Sennheiser or Shure.
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I use the Sennheiser CX 150 , they cost around 20 Euros, and im pretty happy with the overall quality
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For that price you can buy: VSonic Gr06, Rock-it R-30, Sony MH1. If you want more recomendations you can ask in Head-fi or look at this thread in the same forum: http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/mult...added-11-29-12
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I'd have thrown a PC at it. Hate doesn't come close; I LIKE bees though!
Just had a HUGE wasp fly in the office (hatethemhatethemhatethemhatethem).
It's mid-November! Just die!!!!
In case you were wondering I had to chase it out of the windows with an old PC Pro. At arms length.
I'd have thrown a PC at it. Hate doesn't come close; I LIKE bees though!
I take the manly approach - Open the door/window and hide behind the sofa until it's gone.
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Putting some pc's in storage the other day and moved some old bags revealing a small nest and also disturbing them at the same time, ended up swatting them with pieces of conduit before giving up and getting someone in to remove it.
And by PC Pro you mean Playboy!
We have a nest in the roof that pest control companies cannot find, Ive been stung twice in one day when a wasp managed to get underneath my shirt!
We get them appear and try to fly out my window, The other day in the toilet next door there was a swarm of them trying to get out! The caretaker counted up 26 that he had killed.
Awww, thought it was going to be a thread about these fine chaps... W.A.S.P. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Damn Wasps! It's been more than cold enough lately that they should all be DEAD!!!
So it was your fault! I just got stung. Someone mentioned there was a wasp in the room but I paid no attention and then felt a tickling on my leg. Rolled up my trouser leg and couldn't find anything until I suddenly feel a nip. Slap leg and stunned wasp falls out. Little get.
What's the point of wasps? They don't seem to have any value in the animal kingdom.
I'm kind to most bugs that appear in my house - bees, spiders, even earwigs, but wasps? They get the business end of a magazine every time. Same with hornets.
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Video Breakdown: Pierce's fadeaway to end regulation
Watching live, I thought I had some beef about the final possession of regulation. But, looking back on the play, there wasn't too much to argue with.
My first complaint (I thought) was the play call: I normally hate isolating a player during the last possession. Not only does it tend to result in a low-percentage off-the-dribble jumper, but it lets the defense set up in position. But let's be honest with ourselves: Paul Pierce was being defended by Chase Budinger. Budinger couldn't guard Pierce if Pierce was in his infamous wheelchair.
As Pierce came off a Rondo screen to get the ball, undersized center Chuck Hayes made a terrific play. Instead of allowing Aaron Brooks to switch onto Pierce, as would be normal protocol when a point guard sets a screen, Hayes jumped onto Pierce instead. While Pierce would have easily posted up Brooks and shot the ball right over him, Hayes at least provided size and girth.
Rondo notices what Hayes is trying to do, and attempts to screen Hayes rather than Budinger, who started off the play defending Pierce. Despite Rondo's last-ditch attempt to screen him, Hayes is able to stay with Pierce.
Even though Hayes — not Brooks — was on him as Pierce caught the ball at the top of the key, Pierce had room to operate and a 6'6″, blocky big man on him. It should have been go time.
In the above picture, notice Tony Allen setting a screen for Kevin Garnett. This is only a decoy. Garnett barely tries to come off the screen at all, flattening out to the wing after strolling around Allen's pick. Allen, too, pops to the corner, as do Finley and Rondo at the top of the screen. This gives Pierce a lot of room to operate.
With 3.8 seconds left, Pierce starts his move. Not a lot of time left, but that was by design. Holding the ball in a tie game, you don't want to allow the other team the chance to win the game. Pierce was either going to win the game, or it was going to overtime.
The next part of the play is where I thought I had another beef. Pierce decided to settle for a fadeaway jumper, even though Chuck Hayes, a center, was defending him. Get to the damn hoop, Paul!
On second thought, though, Pierce had little choice. As he crossed over to his left, Chase Budinger was waiting for him in perfect help defense position, and Pierce was forced to spin into the aforementioned fadeaway jumper.
At the point Pierce spun, he had a few options: 1) Continue dribbling, likely forcing contact with Budinger and hoping for a call, 2) Hit Michael Finley, open due to Budinger's help defense, or 3) Spin away from Budinger, attempting a jumper over Chuck Hayes' outstretched hands.
Dribbling at Budinger was ruled out because you can't trust the officials to blow the whistle in the final seconds. Passing to Finley was ruled out due to trust: Finley would have had a more open jumper, but Pierce — as I do — trusted himself more than Fin. All that left option number three, the fadeaway jumper over Hayes.
While I normally hate the fadeaway jumper in a game's final possession, it was probably the best shot in this scenario. The Celtics thought they could isolate Chase Budinger or Aaron Brooks at the top of the key for Pierce, but the Rockets made a great decision and Chuck Hayes guarded him instead, taking away Pierce's bread-and-butter midrange post-up game.
The results sucked, but the thought process was actually right. As always, you can second-guess the play call. Maybe Rondo should've gotten the ball and been asked to create. Maybe the C's should have simply given Pierce the ball at halfcourt, with no screening action, to assure that Budinger would be guarding him.
But the reasoning behind doing exactly what the C's did was solid, it just took a terrific play by Houston to keep Pierce from having his way with either Brooks or Budinger. Here it is in video:
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We've been busy with DIYbio this past couple of months – collaborating with Lancaster University and Signposts in Morecambe on the Patchworks project, attending the worldwide DIYbio symposium, courtesy of the FBI, and organising our upcoming summer programme of events.
We're super-excited about the coming DIYbio year and there's a real sense that the global community are ready to step things up a gear. In Europe, "biohackerspaces" are gathering momentum. Meanwhile, organisations such as Genspace and BioCurious in the US offer a glimpse of a possible DIYbio future. There are even signs that DIY biologists are starting to make an impact outside of their own networks.
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Look, Maroon 5 is not as bad as Nickelback… But you're still probably not going to choose a song of theirs to start your gym playlist everyday. Probably not even once a year. Which is why covers are great things.
Turns out the people who run countries do have a bit of fun now and then. Bear in mind this is Canada, where really anything can happen.
Dozens of concertgoers, many of them minors, were taken to hospitals from the TD Garden Wednesday night suffering mainly from drug and alcohol problems, authorities said.
Oh no! Our beloved One Direction boys smoking a j? What tragedy!
This year Ultra Music Festival made its inaugural debut on the African continent. South Africa hosted the electronic dance music festival for the first time in Cape Town and Johannesburg in the month of Feb. For those that missed out here's something to make you even more jealous.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street band will be arriving for their tour of Africa in a mere matter of days, so join us on a trip down memory lane as we look at some of Springsteen's best pictures through the ages.
That's right, Bruce Springsteen is making a trip across the Atlantic for two shows in South Africa. The Boss has sold 120 million albums, won 20 Grammy's, two Golden Globes and an Academy Award – so it's fair to say that him coming here is big news, even if you weren't born when he had his first hit single.
An excited Brazilian fan pulled Beyonce off stage during a performance in Sao Paolo this past weekend. Beyonce knelt down to the crowd to sing "Irreplaceable," and before she knew it she was being dragged into the crowd. Bodyguards were quick to intervene and pulled the singer back on stage.
In an awesome interview with Alexis Petridis for The Guardian, Elton John opens up about cocaine use and the temper he became famous for during what he describes as his "cocaine years." Remember the famous incident when Elton John woke up to a storm outside his hotel room, and immediately called his managers demanding they change the weather?
UK rock band Bastille is on their way to South Africa, with two shows scheduled for January 2014! They are coming as part of a 'green' initiative and will be playing in natural locations. The band blew up the charts this year with their hit Pompeii.
Hey RAMfans, Ramfest promises a stellar line up of international and local artists, here is a first glance at who you can expect to see at the festival next year! Ramfest is coming to Cape Town and Joburg from the 6-9 of March, rock on!
American R&B singer Brandy, famous for songs like 'The Boy is Mine', was the surprise guest at Mandela Sports and Culture Day in Johannesburg. And the surprise guest got quite a surprise when she came out to perform in front of an audience of about 40 people, with the stadium lights on. No one knew she [...]
Feeling like a good time? Feeling charitable? Kill two birds with one stone at the fourth annual Ard Matthews and Friends Charity Concert this month. On August 29th, Ard Matthews – the lead singer of Just Jinjer – will hit the stage with Albert Frost, James Stewart and many others for a good cause, and [...]
Pop-rock diva Bonnie Tyler will be performing at the Cape Town Convention Centre on 6 and 7 September 2013. This will be Tyler's first return to the country after 20 years. Tyler's famously husky voice led to her being called "the female Rod Stewart". Fun fact! Tyler was born with the name 'Gaynor Hopkins'. Good move, on the change, Bonnie.
Justin Bieber's concert tour made a stop in Detroit on 28 July 2013, Eminem's old hood. The Biebs decided to show his respect for the rapper by performing 'Lose Yourself' on stage. SPOILER: He messed up the lyrics.
Madonna has been a thorn in the side for many conservative Christians. Now she will be a topic for discussion at the exorcism conference in Poland.
Finally those days you spent singing songs from Stoosh in your bedroom with little ponytails jutting out of your head have paid off. Tuesday saw the announcement of the last two international acts that will be crossing seas to grace us with their presence at the 2013 Rocking The Daisies stage. 90′s awesome ear thrashing Brit [...]
It's official, he is here – and we have the crazy picture to prove it. Of course the reincarnated Snoop Lion wouldn't settle for a normal entrance. This photo below, is the first we have seen from his landing in South Africa – and my what a beauty it is. Snoop (whatever you want to [...]
Waiting at a bar is a drag. Waiting at a bar at one of the world's most frenetic music festivals, Oppikoppi, is possibly hazardous to your face. Which is obviously why the fine people over at Oppikoppi HQ decided that they needed to utilise the power of robots for good. Enter the Beer Drone
We can't imagine that it's the easiest thing for stage performers to see who they're picking out in a crowd during a concert. Still, if you plan on inviting a fan to the stage, you probably don't expect to be snubbed.
5Gum, the subsidiery brand of chewing gum giant, Wrigley's are bringing acclaimed UK indie band, The Kooks to South Africa, as part of the annual 5Gum Experience. The venue for the 20 April Cape Town and 19 April Johannesburg gigs will remain a secret until the evening of the event. Fans can't buy tickets, but [...]
Presenting, everything you need to know to have a good time at tonight's Red Hot Chilli Peppers concert in Cape Town.
We're not sure if you've taken a stroll through the wonderland that is Gumtree lately, but apparently almost everyone who has a ticket for the South African leg of the Red Hot Chili Peppers tour is selling it. If you're looking for a ticket to the Cape Town show, you should click HERE. If you're [...]
1) Plush - Saturday 19 January at 17h00 2) Manouche - Sunday 20 January at 18h00 3) TheCITY - Saturday 26 January at 18h00 4) Bed on Bricks - Saturday 26 January at 18h45 5) Lee Gold - Sunday 27 January at 17h30 Price? Free. Time? 18h00 to 19h00. Venue? V&A Amphitheatre [...]
Every performer will have their day of ranting when they've been pushed just a little too far. Whether they are a diva or just too agressive (Axl Rose), their downfalls and rage have given us these 10 entertaining videos. Click through to check them out.
Tickets for Justin Bieber's South African shows go on sale at 9am today. 5fm tweeted the news and it was confirmed by Big Concerts minutes later. The May 12 Joburg show is being sold today, while tickets for the May 8th Cape Town concert go on sale tomorrow.
Lady Gaga kicked off her South African tour on Friday night with a concert at Soweto's FNB Stadium. This evening will see Mother Monster take to Cape Town Stadium. The Darkness will kick off the show, and gates are to open at 17:00.
2oceansvibe has just learnt that a little slip up on Computicket revealed that English folk rock band, Mumford & Sons, will be touring South Africa. Click for more..
And by delicately poised, we mean might not go ahead. The Confederation of African Football (Caf) has yet to grant permission for the Chili Peppers to play at FNB Stadium in February. This is sure to piss a lot of people off.
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What is the purpose of the Mosque near Ground Zero. Is it, as Imam Rauf claims it to be, a "cultural community center" for improving interfaith dialogue? Or could it be what many believe to be a recruiting center for radical Islam? Or maybe it will follow what the history of Islam has shown, and simply be a shrine celebrating another radical Muslim victory in it's war against the infidels; a Western Mecca of sorts.
Though there is no clear evidence as to what the purpose of this building is supposed to be, there is a large amount of evidence as to what it is not. It is not what Rauf claims it to be. It is not for "improving interfaith dialogue." Understand this…Rauf is a radical Muslim and practitioner of taqiyya, the Islamic practice of using deception to advance their cause. While Rauf is talking to the western world about tolerance, acceptance, and interfaith dialogue; he has said to the Arab speaking world "I do not believe in religious dialogue." He has proclaimed his support of Sharia law a number of times. The same Sharia law that drove the terrorists of 9/11 to carry out their actions. The same Sharia law that allows for the beating of wives into submission. The same Sharia law that calls for the execution of any Muslim who converts to another religion. The same Sharia law that has pushed itself into the legal system of some European countries, and has America in its sights. Does this sound like a man interested in "improving interfaith dialogue"? Imam Rauf was even presented with a petition to end the practice of executing Muslims who converted. He refused to sign it. He is even been less than open about where the money is coming from to finance this project. I wonder why?
Unfortunately, our own Constitution protects him and his endeavour. He has done nothing wrong, even though he does share the beliefs of those who want us dead. And what is even more scary, is that there are Americans who are okay with it. I am sure that none of those who support it have any direct connection to those who died in 9/11. The self-seeking attitude of the modern day American says "If it doesn't affect me, what do I care?" Another comment that has been told to me concerning this is: "It's not that I support it, it's that Raub has every right to do what he's doing." Well, a wink is as good as a nod. And what happens when a future terrorist attack leads back to this very "cultural community center"? I recall what happened with the aftermath of 9/11; the huge outcry from the public that said "Why didn't our government see this coming? How could they have missed this? Why didn't they do anything?" And now, not even a decade after we had our nose bloodied, we see history repeating itself. But next time, they (as in those who didn't speak out against this building) won't be able to say "Why didn't we do anything?" without incriminating themselve. That just shows the short-sightedness, and short memory, of many Americans.
But being a recruiting center may not be the main purpose, or even a purpose at all. Afterall, Rauf could build a mosque anywhere, and still be a recruiting center. It has been shown that mosques in America financed with Saudi money distribute educational and informational materials espousing radical Islam. So, if he simply wanted to build a recruiting center, there are a number of other sites that he could have chosen. It is quite possible that maybe he wants to build a mosque in honor of the "success" of 9/11. Throughout Muslim history, Islam has shown its supremist attitude. When Mohammed conquered Mecca, the Ka'bah was converted into the most holy place in Islam. When the Muslims conquered Jerusalem, they built their mosque on the very spot that the temple had stood. In Damascus, they destroyed the Christian church, St. John the Baptist, and built a mosque in its place. And there are many more accounts of this happening throughout the world. Why would America be immune to their subjugation? And what better way to add insult to injury than to build a holy place in the same place where their jihadist soldiers took the lives of thousands of "infidels"?
But, again, realizing that they are protected under our own Constitution to build there, there's not much we can do. But, if Raub was truly wanting to foster polite and mature communication between the religions, this is only damaging his credibility. Tactfulness would be the formost thought on his mind. But its not. He doesn't care about the feelings of New Yorkers, the survivors, the friends and relatives of those who died, or Americans in general. And that causes me a lot of concern for what his true motives are.
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The recipe for the runway-ready styles that emerge within Eleven 11 Salon begins with its location: a 3,000-square-foot studio designed by architect Eddie Maestri and interior designer Jamie Carroll, situated in Dallas's luxurious Uptown neighborhood in front of Hotel Zaza, and across the street from Hotel Crescent and the Ritz Carlton. In this spa-like setting, stylists?many of whom also serve as educators for leading beauty companies?call on both time-honored and cutting-edge techniques to create stylish, flattering looks for men and women.
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Dáil Éireann - Volume 687 - 08 July, 2009
Written Answers. - Equality Issues.
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Deputy Tom Hayes asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform if the review of the equality for women measure access to employment has been completed; if funding will soon be reached; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [28130/09]
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Jimmy Herring
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Gatesville – Jimmy Herring age 58 of Red Oak, passes away Monday, March 15 at his residence.
Graveside services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday, March 19 at Restland Cemetery with Rev. Robert Shields officiating. There will be no visitation.
Jimmy was born Feb. 15, 1952 in Gainville. He attended school in McGregor and Dallas. He was a printing press operator in the Dallas area. He was a member of Landmark Baptist Church in Red Oak.
Jimmy was preceded in death by his father, Burnice Herring; step-father, Al Ulmer and a brother, Kenneth Herring.
He is survived by his mother, June Ulmer; daughter, Nicole Rickman; grandchildren, Ethan James and Joshua Rickman; brothers, Roy, Robert and Randy Herring.
In Lieu of flowers a memorial may be made to June Ulmer, 112 Rocky Ridge, Red Oak, TX 75154 to help defray funeral cost.
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Red carpet is tricky. You can't get to-- You can't get too crazy with people on the red carpet because, you know, it's--

I love fishtails.

Well, sometimes the fishtail is okay.

The fishtail is in the safe.

Definitely not all the time. There are way too many fishtails in the sea.

I'm here with Nicole Richie today. Anyway, back to me. I'm wearing a Winter Kate jumpsuit today by Nicole Richie. Don't I look cute? Don't I look cute? Tell me I'm cute.

Oh. Oh hi.

Hi.

Hi.

Yeah.

I'm here.

Today, we're Selima Optique in downtown New York City. And young Richie, you chose this store.

I did.

So tell me why do you love it.

Because it's amazing. They have--

Oh.

They have a great selection of sunglasses, cool vintage clothes. It's just a fun eclectic store that-- I don't live here. So, when I do, I like to be on here.

You don't live in a store?

I do-- I live in the L.A. version of the store.

Oh.

So when I come to New York, I gotta come here and visit.

So, when I met you,--

Yes, young lady.

God,--

Years ago.

We're both young ones.

Years ago.

You were totting along a handbag--

Yes.

filled-- I mean I think you were trying to get something out of the handbag and you pulled out must have been a dozen pair of sunglasses.

I still do.

What's your thing?

I still do.

Discuss this with me.

It's nothing on purpose. It's just that I just rarely switch bags or if I do I'll just put a bag in another bag because I don't have time.

Right.

So, I just put-- It's just over time they just build up.

So, how many glasses do you have in your bag today?

Well, I have-- I have a lot of stuff today.

Okay.

And I'm traveling, so this is different. And I do like to-- Look, this is a-- You take the Eres bikini bags. You know, the bags--

Yes.

that come--

I do that too.

the bikinis come in.

Yes.

And this is what I carry my sunglasses in.

Oh my god, it's such a ready for a resort every time.

All right, ready? One.

Oh, one.

Two.

Was it the House of Harlow?

They actually are my friends.

Two.

Will it also be House of Harlow?

That is.

Oh yes. Nicole has 2 lines. I'm just gonna make it clear.

Yes.

House of Harlow and Winter Kate.

Well, I have 4.

And she has 4. She has 4 lines. She has 8 lines.

Yes. Yes, I do.

Did you do that?

Yeah. Of course.

You do that?

You gotta wear as many as possible.

When you became like kind of celebrity--

You can just put those on the-- Yeah. Yeah, I'm into it. I love it.

Hang on. Right?

Oh yeah.

Oh.

So wait, where are we? One, two, three, four, five.

Do you think it can be four times as jaded?

Five.

Right?

Yes.

Okay, good.

You have that much more attitude.

Okay good.

Six.

Six. I've got four times as much attitude and I've got twice as much attitude as you now. Now, I only have one more time of the attitude.

Wait.

Okay, come on, focus.

How did you--

Get it. Get it.

Oh wait, did I just do--

I've gotta-- I got a--

Wait.

My looked look.

Look what I did.

You make your--

You didn't do that.

I wanna be you. Nicole Richie, I think you should be--

Now you can't-- Get it together. If you're gonna wear that many sun-- Laura!

Yes. You don't even know like--

I'm looking at you.

I don't even know--

I'm looking up.

Are you judging me back there?

I am.

Are you-- Can I see the contempt in your eyes? I can't. I cannot see the contempt in your eyes. Must-- Oh wow!

Okay.

What other designers are you fond of apart from you?

Apart from me. That is--

I know.

so hard. I love Balenciaga.

Uh-huh.

Proenza.

Uh-huh.

Zandra Rhodes.

Oh!

Net-A-Porter?

Yeah.

This is Park.

Yeah. The 70s when you were 20.

Yes.

Oh.

I was 30 by then.

What was the last thing you bought for yourself?

The last-- I just bought the-- you know, the Balenciaga boots that they're cutout boots.

Where'd you wear them? You have worn them anywhere?

I haven't worn them. I haven't worn them yet.

Can I try them?

I know.

Why aren't you wearing them right now? Like I don't care.

It's too hot outside.

You're wearing velvet, dude.

That is a very good point.

Whose style do you admire?

Florence Welch. I'm always fond of musician style because they can really go there. I love Keith Richards' style.

Yup.

I love Kate Hudson's west coast, free spirited style.

She is so free.

Shout out to Kate.

Kate.

Shout out to you.

Uh-huh. We just took a moment for her. It was like a prayer. What else you got in there?

Okay. 2 hair brushes.

2 hairbrushes.

Yes.

Wow. Are you a gemini?

Virgo. Bobby pins.

Bobby pins.

This is not-- This is a musk.

Must be.

Pills. Vitamins.

You're in a lot of pills.

I know.

Can I have some? Did you help you get through?

They don't do anything unfortunately. More Bobby pins. I'm telling you--

I think you have 2 heads.

I'm telling you.

How many heads do you think you have?

Headphones which is important.

Oh, your 2 heads.

My wallet.

Right.

Goyard.

Oh.

I didn't miss a trick, baby.

And then-- Oh. What do we have here?

What's that?

Oh, I think that this might be my Nicole Fragrance by Nicole Richie.

That was just the inner bag right now. That's so-- I thought something smelled good in here. I thought something smelled like heaven.

Do you want me to change your life right now?

I think I'm ready. Oh my god.

You're a different woman, right?

I think I just saw Jesus. Tell me a couple of your favorite, you know, looks that you have worn to events or red carpets over the years.

I've worn Antonio Berardi pantsuit that I loved.

One of the dresses that standout to me the most is this Costume National dress that was brown, like a brown rope gown. So, what I need to know, young Twitters, young YouTubers, what is your favorite look of Nicole Richie's? You can tweet me, LauraBrown99, or Nicole at NicoleRichieOddlyEnough.

You know.

That's named after herself.

Yes.

It's not at modesty?

No, no, no.

It's not at just lucky?

No.

It's at Nicole Richie.

Yes. Yes.

Tell me about your typical day with all your--

My typical day is I wake up at 5:30 just to be by myself. I like to be alone. No one's awake.

Yeah.

I go downstairs. I make green tea. I come back up. I turn on one episode of Desperate Housewives. Yes, I'm late. I get it. I know it's over.

You're so desperate.

But I'm so desperate--

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that I'm still watching it.

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And I do nothing.

Right.

I just like to be just by myself then I get excited when everyone wakes up.

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If they're in school, then I do a school run and then I go straight to work.

Could you have imagined when you were a little squirt, you know?

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That you would be running all these lines and have all these collections.

Well, it's always something that I wanted to do.

Yeah.

But I do-- I feel very blessed that I have the opportunity to actually do it because I do know how hard. More than anything, now that I'm in it, I know how hard it is to, you know, really stay in this business.

So Nicole,--

Yes.

do you see the world through rose-colored glasses?

Normally not and definitely not right, right, right now.

Do you see the world octagonally?

No, I don't.

No. When you wear aviators, do you feel like Tom Cruise?

I do. That's the whole point of me wearing them.

Do you wear sunglasses at night?

I do. I do wear my sunglasses at night. I just don't really own that many pairs of sunglasses though. It's just 1 pair.

1 pair.

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If I wear these, will I look at cool as Nicole Richie?

You looking as cool as me?

All right, it's ever happening.