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Dinner at Whispering Canyon or Grand Floridian?
Help - we leave for Disney in 5 days!
I'm tweaking our ADRs and still trying to decide between dinner at Whispering Canyon or Grand Floridian?
We are a family of 3 and this will be our first visit.
Where are you staying? If you are staying at WL, I'd do Whispering Canyon (our kids love it) but otherwise I probably wouldn't go out of my way to eat there. That is, unless you have time to kill anyway and want to walk around the Wilderness Lodge and dream about a future visit. We loved it there!
It would depend on what type of food/atmosphere you enjoy as well as which Grand Floridian restaurant you were considering.
We enjoy Whispering Canyon but it's quite loud and the food reminds me of a fancy barbecue.
At the Grand Floridian, 1900 Park Fare is a buffet with characters that can be fun, but the food is just alright. Grand Floridian Cafe has great food and service but is very quiet. Then of course you have the 2 signature restaurants, Narcoossee's and Citricos.
If I just had to pick from this list and I didn't want to do signatures, I think I'd opt for Whispering Canyon.
Whispering Canyon is a loud interactive type meal. Grand Floridian Cafe is a quiet more intimate dining experience. We love GFC. Food is good service is good and they have chocolate fondue for dessert. If you want a more rowdy type of meal go to WC. We have only been for breakfast. It was good but DS was shy and when they threw his hat up onto the lights overhead he worried he wouldnt get it back. When he asked for more oj the server told him ' all ya gotta do is hollar partner' He looked at me and said I thought I couldn't yell in a restaurant'!! Kinda funny. IMO if you want a quieter dinner choose GFC. If you want a themed dinner WC. Either way have a great time!!
So depends on where at the GF, when you are eating and where else you have planned. We are not huge fans of WCC though we do like the WL and end up eating there at least once when we are there just because it is east. We like some of the places at GF much better. Any reason it's between these places? Where will you be that day? Lot of other choices I might would make .
Oops - forgot to mention - I was planning on Grand Floridian Cafe
Our Grand Floridian Cafe Dinner Experience
Cafe at dinner is not quiet.
I can't hear the person next to me when the place is full.
Wcc is loud but it's part of the rip roaring time.
I was last at wcc in sept for lunch. Low crowd, good service. Some fun interactions. Food was tasty.
Gf cafe i was last at for lunch end of aug.
My previous trip was 2 years ago and dinner. Service was rushed and chaotic, food was on the floor and never cleaned up, very very loud, the marshmallow on my fondue dessert had a hair and when i mentioned it the server offered to just bring me one new marshmallow. I just declined and didnt eat it. We did mention we enjoyed the dinner rolls and the server offered some to go but then brought them in a used looking gift shop bag just floating loose in it.
When we returned this past august, i didnt notice the cleanliness isdue, but the food wasnt very good. The lettuce in my cobb salad was old. The server was ok but not friendly.
Given the choices, at least comparing a recent lunch to a recent lunch, i would do wcc. For dinner, i might compromise and go to the territory lounge at wilderness lodge. Themes and flavors of wl restaurants but a bit calmer environment.
Granted, any restaurant on any given night can be loud and service poor. No argument there. But, as a generalization, GFC remains a quieter locale than WCC. My focus would be on which spot best epitomizes the Disney fun people expect when first visiting the World and, between the two choices you've offered, WCC has the better chance to thrill. Though I love the Territory Lounge for drinks, I don't believe you'd find it a good venue for dinner as it is a bar and offers only a limited appetizer-style menu. Have fun deciding! :thumbsup2
We like WCC over GFC. My DH can eat like a teenager still, so all you can eat is a good thing for us.
My family also likes WCC over GFC. At WCC we ask to sit in the "quiet area" (back room), which isn't as noisy as the main dining room. The service has been consistently good and we enjoyed our food. I've eaten twice at GFC (once lunch and once dinner) and both times there were issues (slow service once, crabby server the second). We went right at opening, so it wasn't very busy or noisy. The food was good, but nothing impressive.
My son LOVES WCC.....but that is because they put sprinkles in the milkshake!!! It is a fun but loud experience and if you have an active child, they can do "pony" rides etc.
Fun dinner!! We stayed at WL and decided to try it...and we will again in December when we go.
We had a blast at WCC!! It is a must do place for us!
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Sue Bronson speaks about ARC's Elder and Family Sections' Eldercare and Advanced Practitioner Family Mediators Retreat: Creative Reflection on our Practice to Deepen our Work. The Retreat is limited to 40 registrants so as to create a unique opportunity for global and self-reflection, and its extensions, while learning and working with others in testing and incorporating different approaches to conflict resolution in a setting which allows for you to strengthen and refresh yourself to keep yourself well when working with families and elders in conflict and distress. The Retreat includes guest speakers: Kay Pranis; Michelle LeBaron; Cheryl Cutrona; Arnold Shienvold; Crystal Thorpe; Zena Zumata; Martha Mills, Elizabeth Vastine, and Peter Newman from the Parentage and Child Support Court of the Circuit Court of Cook County; and Shaman, Elizabeth Clemants. Join Sue and all the Retreat presenters and all the other ACR Conference 2014 presenters at the Cincinnati Netherlands Hilton Hotel from October 8-11, 2014. For complete Conference 2014 information and specifically about the Retreat go to www.acrannualconference.org . See you in Cincinnati.
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King of Rags - Book Genre: Historical Fiction
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King of Rags follows the life of Scott Joplin and his fellow ragtime musicians as they frantically transform the seedy and segregated underbelly of comedians, conmen and prostitutes who called America's most vibrant cities home. Inspired by Booker T. Washington and the Dahomeyan defeat in West Africa, Joplin was ignored by the masses for writing the music of Civil Rights fifty years before America was ready to listen.
Eric Bronson teaches philosophy in the Humanities Department at York University in Toronto. He is the editor of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and Philosophy (Wiley-Blackwell, 2011), Poker and Philosophy (Open Court, 2006), Baseball and Philosophy (Open Court, 2004), and co-editor of The Hobbit and Philosophy (Wiley-Blackwell, 2012), and The Lord of the Rings and Philosophy (Open Court, 2003). In 2007 he served as the "Soul Trainer" for the CBC radio morning show, "Sounds Like Canada." His current project is a book called The Dice Shooters, based loosely on his experiences dealing craps in Las Vegas.
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This one got spotted by my daughter, a freshman in college, who was NOT STUDYING LIKE SHE WAS SUPPOSED TO BE DOING, but, rather, cruising the Intertoobz like all those kids with their hippety-hoppety music and their backwards baseball hats do. Now, usually, I leave these matters to people like Edroso, who give so deeply of themselves so that the rest of us don't have to wallow daily in arrant nonsense. (Back in the day, I used to feel the same way about Peter Gammons's baseball notes column and minor-league scouting reports. Better him than me.)
And, remember, it's the liberals who are humorless, because they don't find the name of Rick Perry's old hunting camp amusing.
I do have to admit I found this a bit stunning. Have any of these drones ever watched a Frank Capra movie? Or read any Dickens, or any Steinbeck, or any Mark Twain except Tom Sawyer? Making rich people the mugs in satirical entertainment has been a staple of American popular culture for as long there has been an America to have a popular culture. It didn't start with the dirty hippies and their tents and Free Love All U Can Fk Buffet down by the river. Interestingly, this satire comes to a particularly sharp point during those times in history when the government most clearly seems to be rigged in favor of unaccountable financial power. Strange how coincidences work, isn't it?
And sometimes, the anger came without a joke attached:
All accumulation, therefore, of personal property, beyond what a man's own hands produce, is derived to him by living in society; and he owes on every principle of justice, of gratitude, and of civilization, a part of that accumulation back again to society from whence the whole came.
That was Thomas Paine, and the only time he lived in a tent was at Valley Forge.
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"I'm genuinely concerned for the fate of the world."
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1Oct 5, '12 by krumblesQuote from PaulHagertyI've heard different numbers. But I think total number of applicants were around the 2400 range. Numbers accepted were around 40. I felt like I was just really lucky to be offered an interview. I have my acls, bls, pals, nrp, & advanced 12 lead EKG interpretation. We just went Magnet, and I just wanna clarify that it's not just BSNs that they're interested in. There are lots of ASN people that were accepted into the program as well. So all the ASN graduates, do not lose hope!Does anyone know the final stats for number of applicants and number accepted? It would also be helpful if some of you that got in (and are sadly unlikely to be looking at this page any longer) could share a bit about what you think they are seeking beyond good grades, references, and hitting it off in the interview. Come to think of it, there may not be anything beyond that, but please, use your imagination.
As far as the interview goes, just show that you're compassionate about nursing. Take your time in answering the questions, pause and gather your thoughts when necessary. I didn't feel confident in answering the clinical scenarios, but I think what really helped me was just expressing how much I enjoy helping others and the satisfaction that it gives me at the end of the day. If you chose nursing as a career because of a significant event that happened or encounters with nurses, DEFINITELY incorporate that into your answers. Have a portfolio ready for each interviewer (not just a resume and cover letter attached with a paper clip).
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|My old woody fuchsia, I got for free. I found it somewhere. It was not doing so well, it got leaf fungal and lost a lot of leaves, then we had two cold nights about 32 freezing, now it looks really bad. How do I know if it is dead or just resting or dormant? I was thinking of digging it up to move it into a pot in the house to see if that cheers it up, but on the other hand I am nervous about digging it up right now. Maybe that would do even more damage? I heard they are good for pots because they have small root systems. A local guy I talked to (whom I was swapping plants) with commented that he had a fuchsia like that and he considered it a pest. He cut it down to zero and it came back, so I think they can be hardly, but this one has only been in the same place for about a year and a half, so is not a fully established fuchsia. I could try cutting it back to zero if that would improve it. But, it has some diseased leaves left and I think it may be getting sun from those sickly leaves. It looks unsightly, so I would like to prune or move it.
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- Posted by tropical_thought San Francisco (My Page) on Fri, Jan 27, 12 at 11:15
|I cut it back, and I saw green when I cut the wood. I did not cut it way back, I left some leaves on. I still don't know if old wood fuchsias can go dormant. I just know I tried those fancy hybrid ones, but they died in the winter due to lack of hardwood. Some people dislike the woody look, but that is what keeps them alive in the winter. I assume you can only grow the hybrids without a green house in Hawaii or places like that.
|If yours is a Fuchsia magellanica or cultivar thereof it should be fine in SF. They are hardy even in south of the UK. But without knowing exactly which Fuchsia you have it's not possible to be certain. Don't cut any more off it until any risk of frost is past. Old dead twigs can help protect it and you don't want to encourage new growth if there's a chance it could get chilled again.
- Posted by tropical_thought San Francisco (My Page) on Sun, Jan 29, 12 at 11:30
|I took a new photos today of the woody stem. Can you look at the photos and see if you think it is magellanica? It must be because it would not have lived this long, but it does grow fat in spite of the big size. I found it on March 04, 2010 in pot thrown away and it was almost dead. First I put in the shady side, but it did not like that. I moved it to the sunny side and took off. It lost most of the leaves due to blight. I did spray it, but by that time the damage was done and most of the leaves fell off as you can see.
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|No, it is not F magellanica. But it is clearly alive. I would leave it alone, possibly just giving it a bit of protection e.g some newspaper, cardboard or a bit of fabric if the forecast says it is going to get cold again. Don't cut it back any more until it has put on some growth in the spring. You'll just stress it more. BTW if you like it, they are one of the easiest plants to grow from cuttings.
- Posted by tropical_thought San Francisco (My Page) on Tue, Jan 31, 12 at 15:56
|oh no, a cutting won't help me. I had another fuchsia, but it died due to failure to have wood, unless I want a house plant, which I don't, it won't do me any good to take a cutting. But, I like to change plants a lot so I am sure I can fill the space with something else. The problem is it can't make enough wood to survive winter (in just one season), so it's like annual here, unless it has a lot of wood.
|tropical_thought. I'm not sure what you are expecting of a fuchsia in winter. Your fuchsia is ALIVE. It IS surviving the winter. It has plenty of 'wood' and will leaf out in the spring. You can't expect it to look the same summer and winter. Just give it a little protection as necessary and it will be fine.
As for cuttings. They are so easy there is really no reason not to do them. Once it starts growing in the spring you could take a dozen cuttings and have 12 more good sized plants by next autumn. I don't really understand your reluctance to make free plants! I'm not suggesting them as substitutes for your old plant. You'd still have that as well.
- Posted by tropical_thought San Francisco (My Page) on Wed, Feb 1, 12 at 8:04
|I don't have good luck with rooting cuttings. Last year this one had not lost all it's leaves. It was not the temperature much as the blight this year, that made it look like a huge unsightly stick. Once all the leaves got the blight, no amount of spraying made any difference.
- Posted by ifraser25 z11 Brazil (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Feb 1, 12 at 22:32
|Ye Gods, tropical, you're one awful pessimist. If it has any good growth, cut off a tip cutting ( about 3" from the tip) remove the lower leaves and stick it in a cup of water. 50/50 it will root in the water. Takes up to a month, however. Can be 80/20, but winter is not the best time to do this. At least that way you will have some insurance against late frost, however. I agree it's not the hardy species.
- Posted by tropical_thought San Francisco (My Page) on Wed, Feb 1, 12 at 23:12
|I don't feel that bad about it. It was a free plant, but I think it is going to make it. I could buy a prettier colored one at any nursery in the spring. I am not sure I like it enough to make it into a cutting. I just liked it because of all the wood. We hardly ever go below 40 in the winter, but occasionally we have a freak day. This time it was two days. A cutting would not have time to make all the wood before next winter and would die in the next winter. I liked this one for the large woody trunks/stems.
- Posted by tropical_thought San Francisco (My Page) on Fri, Feb 24, 12 at 13:52
|We had two warm days and it is putting on new leaves quickly.
So, they can lose all leaves and live. I thought it was dead from Dec until now, when it suddenly perked up.
|Aha - vindicated! Look back at what I said on 31st January. I said it was alive and would put on growth in the spring. That was clearly visible from the photos you posted.
I would still suggest you have a go at cuttings some time. The are childishly easy to root and it is fun getting free plants.
|And I don't understand why you say it won't make wood by fall...I saved 2 in the refrigerator this winter. They started as cuttings last spring, spent the summer outside, and right before the first frost I brought them in, gradually withheld water, and then put them in a refrigerator in the garage. Took them out last week, watered them, and now they are growing great. Lots of Alaskans save their fuschias year to year. If we can do it with a short summer and a long winter, you can do it with a longer summer and shorter winter.
- Posted by tropical_thought San Francisco (My Page) on Thu, Mar 8, 12 at 8:16
|yes, I could make cuttings and bring them inside, but that is too much work considering I have so much else to do in the garden. Potting up something is a lot of work. I want a plant that can stay in the garden year to year without dying so it will need a lot of wood.
|Sorry, I wasn't clear. My point was that if it makes enough wood in a short summer to last the winter in a refrigerator, it should make enough wood in your summer to last your winter outside.
- Posted by tropical_thought San Francisco (My Page) on Thu, Mar 8, 12 at 15:31
|You mean keep it in the house for one year in the winter until it grows enough wood. I guess that is possible, but I had one I liked quite a bit more, as it was more pretty, but that one died in the first winter. It did not seem to make much or any wood. I don't know how it takes to make wood or how much is enough wood, or if they all make wood in a equal amount. Maybe the fanny high bred was not predisposed to making a lot of wood? Maybe someone kept mine as a house plant before clucking it into the street? Maybe someone who does this can comment. I often walk a fine line. I can grow some tropical plant, but not all of them. I would love to grow some exotic gingers but I would need a green house, but my climate is warmer then the east bay, marin or san jose.
|I take fuchsia cuttings all the time. If I decide to get a new variety I buy a single plant and by the end of the summer I can have lots. In my climate I grow them in large pots which I hide up against the house under lots of leaves and they break into new growth the next spring. The question of 'making lots of wood' is not really relevant. However much wood is made it will be enough. Yours has already proved to be hardy enough to overwinter outside so any cuttings from it would be too. Don't keep them in the house at all - it's not necessary where you live. If you had just hung an old sheet or something over the one you had that died it would probably be alive now. If frost is predicted give a little protection. Otherwise leave it alone.
Cuttings are child's play. Pinch off the end of a non flowering shoot about two inches long with a few leaves. Put it into some seed or cutting mix and keep moist but not wet. That's it. It will root. I root almost all the pieces I remove when pinching out the plants to make them bushier. Once rooted just plant them where you want them and forget about them. In the winter watch the forecast and protect only if necessary ie if it's going to dip below about 33f.
mytime - I'm curious you put yours in the fridge. Is that because the fridge is actually warmer than outside? I suppose it's around 5c which is a good temp for a fuchsia in winter.
|Yes, Flora, the fridge is definitely warmer...we get down to -20C or colder. Today it got up to 0C for the first time in a week. The snow is about 4 ft. deep in the yard. Definitely not fuschia survival weather! This is the first time I've had a refrigerator dedicated to plants. My dahlias, fuschias and geraniums went in to it in October and came out a few weeks ago...now I have to baby them in the house for about 6 more weeks, then 4 weeks in the greenhouse until I can put them outside.
Tropical_thought, Flora said what I came back today to tell you...in your climate you shouldn't need to have them inside...inside is actually too warm and dry for them. But in rereading your posts, I'm thinking that maybe you don't like fuschias enough to take a chance and try it again. Oh, the heresy!!!!
|Mytime - I'd love to see Alaska. But I don't think I'm mentally robust enough to live there! We close the schools if there's four INCHES of snow ;-)
- Posted by tropical_thought San Francisco (My Page) on Thu, Mar 15, 12 at 19:29
|Mytime the plant is alive so I don't have to bother with a cutting. I really do like it because it has a lot of wood, however, the color leaves I bit to be desired. I used to have this one I liked better but it died. It did not have enough wood to live in the winter.
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Here we go, one more time.....
Sad but true, my profile photo hasn't changed any...I still look pretty much exactly the same :( The photos were taken in 2009 and now it's 2013. What can I say...except that I have a killer plan!
I've started walking during my lunch break at work-I can get in a mile, maybe even a little more if I don't have to rush back to work. This should be doable 3-4 days/week. I've also been going to yoga 2-3 times/wk-what a great workout!
I have my Fitbit to help me keep track of things. I've had this little gadget for almost a year and it's really pretty motivational and useful. There's a newer model out-I'll probably upgrade as soon as they get an app for my android phone. The current version has to link up with my computer at home while the newer version will link up with my phone so it will always be current. Not a big deal, but I do love my electronic gadgets......
I'm starting a Metabolic Weight Management Program this week. I'll see an MD and my choice of a fitness specialist, a dietician , a physical therapist or occupational therapist each month. They'll help me set up my program and then hopefully the monthly visits will help me stay on track. I actually started seeing the MD last summer and it was really helpful then some stuff came up and I started missing appointments and then it didn't work so well for me.
I've also been tracking my food-I've been using My Fitness Pal (since the Fitbit didn't used to work with SP) but this week I plan on giving the SP food tracker a go-it's been kind of cumbersome changing the format so we'll see. It would be nice to have everything on SP.
Well, that's about it, clean and simple.
Happy 2013
Well, this is really embarassing, but nothing on my page has really changed since I set it up in 2009. My goals are pretty much the same. My weight is the same, I look the same now (pretty much) as I did then. Very sad that in all this time I haven't made any changes in my lifestyle-setting myself up for lots of complications as I get older, heart disease, stroke, diabetes. . .my BMI is 29.5-I refuse to go any closer to 30 (30+ is "obese")
So, what am I going to do about it? I have a few things in the works. A week ago, I bought a Fitbit. I love this little device. I wear it all the time so I'm always aware of what I'm doing activity-wise. I haven't been using the available Fitbit sleep option so my sleep hours are included in my "sedentary" time, but Holy Smokes, the other day I had 16+hrs of time when I was "sedentary" and 0 time when I was "very active". Very cool little device, I highly recommend it:)
I'm also enrolling in a metabolic weight management program at work where I can learn more about nutrition and weight loss..and there will be folks helping me stay on track along the way.
So, one more time...wish me luck :)
OK, here we go. I can't seem to get this nutrition/fitness act together all at once, so I've decided to start smaller. I don't go to the gym because "I'm tired". I have to assume that I'm tired because I weigh an extra 30 pounds and my diet sucks and I don't really drink any water (just Diet Coke). Of course I'm tired! My goal for the next few days is to work on diet and hydration.
1. Eat small frequent somewhat healthy meals (I'm not even going for optimal nutrition here, just a small meal or snack every 3 hrs or so. Should have some protein and complex carbs-sugary snacks won't count)
2. Drink some water-lets start with 6-8 cups/day. Getting enough water has always been a battle for me-dunno why! I've already had 1 cup today :)
Seems simple, lets see if I can do it!
First of all, I have to say shame on me because it took me a few minutes to remember how to post a blog entry! That's how long it's been :o
Second of all, I met an amazing woman at work last night who really made me feel embarrassed at my progress over the last 6 months or so. C is an 80 year old woman who is, as she calls herself "a little person", she is 4'2" tall and has a terrible scoliosis (curvature) in her spine. The curvature is so bad that the doctors couldn't get into her heart to open up a totally closed off artery last January. C used to love to walk for exercise, but her back started bothering her so much she had to quit-did that stop her? No, she started swimming. Not just little old grandma water aerobics, this lady swam 80 laps 2-3 times a week. Last winter, she developed the closed off artery that couldn't be fixed so she had to cut down, now she only does 40 laps 2-3 times a week. Are you kidding me? I can swim a lap an a half, I'm almost half her age (well, maybe not quite). Anyway, long story short, I need to take a cue from C and get busy. There are amazing people all around us, we just need to allow ourselves to be inspired.
There is a happy ending to C's story, the doctors were able to open up that closed off artery, so now she's planning to start increasing her laps again as soon as she gets the OK to be back in the pool!
Hopefully not heart disease! We had quite a surprise last week. My husband had a heart attack. And, a 5 vessel coronary artery bypass. He didn't really have much cardiac history previously. He'd had a fairly normal angiogram in 1999 and a normal stress test a few years ago. He just had a complete physical 2 months ago. His cholesterol and triglycerides are a little high, but he's been working hard to lower them and his doc was happy with his progress. He has quite an extensive family history and he smoked (not any more). He's been getting to the gym several times a week for the past few years, yet here we are.
I guess the point of this post is to say that we really need to take care of ourselves. There are so many things you can do to prevent medical problems like heart disease and even though it doesn't always seem important, it is. There is nothing you can do about things like family history, age and gender. If you throw a a bad diet, lack of exercise or smoking on top of those things you can't do anything about, you could very well have time bomb on your hands.
As for me, I haven't been to the gym since this happened . . .maybe tomorrow :) The cardiac surgeon was great, but I don't plan on needing his services for myself anytime soon . . .


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Ashover, Heath and Holmewood, Morton, North Wingfield, Pilsley, Shirland and Higham, Stretton, Sutton cum Duckmanton, Tupton and Wingerworth parish councils have all contributed to the campaign, and provided funding for the camera and maintenance.
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Currently it mainly hosts football, cricket and bowls but there are opportunities to integrate additional facilities in keeping with the site. Some suggestions that have been made include a skate park facility, an outdoor climbing wall, rounders or softball, but it could also be used as a location for a cycling club or a walking group or other community uses. We don't want to duplicate existing facilities we have locally, but we do want to make better use of the Sports Ground and ensure we help to meet your needs.
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First, there was Public Enemy, in which Flavor Flav (né William Drayton) was the hyperactive comic relief for the iconic '80s rap group. Then, Flav reemerged in VH-1's reality lineup, most recently as the eligible bachelor of Flavor of Love. Now, the hip-hop artist turned reality maven is starring in his first scripted series, MyNetworkTV's Under One Roof (tonight at 8pm/ET). In the show, Flav plays Calvster Hill, an ex-con who moves in with his wealthy brother (Kelly Perine) and his family after being released from jail, and proceeds to butt heads and turn the household upside down. If this sounds familiar, it's because it is — one of the show's producers, Darryl Quarles, was also one of the minds behind Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Flav discussed what defines the new show, what his biggest hurdles were going from reality to a sitcom, and what he's scheming for his next move.
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Ashley Tisdale is blowing up. Hot on the heels of the High School Musical phenomenon — which has a third installment in the works — Tisdale's got an album out, and her first feature film is on the way. Somehow she's also squeezing in a campaign with Degree Girl deodorant, in which she'll be sharing her OMG moments (that's "Ohmygod!" to the uninitiated and/or over-21 set) via a new video blog. She'll also be giving her fans a chance to submit their own OMGs for a chance to win a private concert with her in L.A. Tisdale took a few moments out of her busy schedule to talk to us about her most intense on-screen moments, how she deals with increasing media scrutiny, and what's next for Sharpay and the Wildcats.
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