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Book your room at Rouge on Rose Boutique Hotel
4-star guesthouse in Cape Town (Bo'Kaap) near Greenmarket Square
Located in the city center of Cape Town, this guesthouse is near the airport and within walking distance of Gold of Africa Museum, Christian Barnard Hospital, and Greenmarket Square. Also nearby are Cape Town International Convention Centre and Victoria and Alfred Waterfront.
Property Features
Rouge on Rose Boutique Hotel offers a complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, dry cleaning/laundry services, and laundry facilities.
Room Amenities
All guestrooms feature deep soaking bathtubs, kitchenettes, and complimentary wireless Internet access. Other amenities include sofa beds and refrigerators.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and an area shuttle. This Cape Town guesthouse also offers tour/ticket assistance, concierge services, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Rouge on Rose Boutique Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Luggage storage
- Beach towels
- Smoke-free property
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Concierge services
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
- Free breakfast
- Total number of rooms - 9
- Number of floors - 4
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Computer station
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Airport transportation
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Free self parking
- Free parking nearby
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Free self parking, Parking (limited spaces), Free parking nearby
In your room
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- Sofa bed size
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- In-room massage available
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Stovetop
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Complimentary newspaper
- Daily housekeeping
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Complimentary toiletries
- Kitchenette
- Designer toiletries
- Desk
- Climate control
- Premium bedding
- Sofa bed
- Complimentary bottled water
- Microwave
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- DVD player
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Flat-panel TV
- Free Wi-Fi
Eat and drink
A complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast is served each morning between 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Boat tours nearby
The fine print for Rouge on Rose Boutique Hotel
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 2:00 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11:00 AM
How you can pay
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
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- Release Date: Feb 9, 2002
- ESRB: Everyone
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To easily and quickly save your place, go to Donut Ghost House with a cape. Just as you would to unlock the "Top Secret Area", fly upward in the immediate starting point to get to the above ledge and go through the door to the exit gate. When you return to the main menu, a black box will appear asking you to "Save and Continue" or "Continue Without Save". Select "Save and Continue". Note: If you find it easier to easier, you may use this trick with any ghost house or castle, as they all work the same. To reenter a castle, press L + R in single player mode.
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Area's woman balloonist was adventurous
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This concealer finally made it to where I live, and due to the amazing reviews here, I purchased it. It didn't work out for me though- the texture was funny, I'm not sure quite how to describe it, its not runny, and yet at the same time, its not like a thick liquid, its sort of an in between that doesn't spread and blend well. Also, the MA picked out the wrong shade for me, and this isn't the first time it happened. When I purchased Studio Finish concealer the other time, it happened too. I've only used it once since I bought it (quite a long time ago) and probably won't use it again. Yes, it was that bad for me.
I have heard about MAC products and how its makeup products are thick and cakey. After hearing that I never thought about looking at MAC ever. Couple of years later I decided to try out their concealer. I tried to be positive and give it a try. $15.50 for a concealer got to be some what good. Not really. Disappointed and probably wont try their cosmetics again. The concealer looks ok when applying but couple mins later it sinks in the fine lines and looked cakey. Thinking maybe it's my skin that was dehydrated, I mixed MAC eye cream in with the concealer and blend again. Through out the day I had to keep smudging the concealer with my finger because the concealer clumps and sinks in my lines. What a hassel! And the fact that the sales girl got me to buy a $30 brush to use it with the concealer got me even more upset. I want to return it but I hate to wait in line and getting a dirty look from the sales person doesn't help either. :(
This works, just doesn't work great. It does decently cover the undereye area but I find that it creases and sinks into the fine lines, making them even more prominent--No thx! Doesn't mix well with powder, this only adds to the creasing. So I don't foresee purchasing again.
I wouldnt say this concealer is bad but its nothing great...
So far i've used just two concealers....by MAC...this one & select coverup...
Select coverup was horrible...i've reviewed it (check it)
I had reviewed this stuff as well (had given it 4 stars) but i deleted that review and re-writing again since my thoughts on it have changed over the weeks! I have been using this since 3 weeks...nearly a month actually. Its pretty good but somewhere i find the texture too drying...I used to wear this under my eyes and upper lids...It somewhere exaggerates the lines under my eyes...When i use my moisturizer & foundation without this concealer...the lines under my eyes are not visible at all...but after wearing this concealer, they tend to show after 2 to 3 hours which kinda sucks! However i like this concealer to cover flaws or scars on the face...its good for that...
But i wont be using this regularly...and I am not a concealer person so i will keep this for covering my sudden breakouts (which i ocassionally get once a month)! Usually my imperfections & discolorations get covered by my foundation so no use of this stuff !
But overall a nice concealer so i rate it 3/5!
There isn't much to be said. Diffuses my dark circles effortlessly, and leaves a smooth finish, and slightly moisturizes my under-eye area to boot. Just find the right color, and boom. You're done. I wouldn't recommend this for concealing acne or anything, but I consider this to be pretty much an under-eye concealer.
Also, when using an undereye concealer, 90% of the time you will need an NW shade, and not an NC. NW shades neutralize the darkness better than NC shades, as NC shades can turn blue dark circles into gray, and not actually effect their visibility.
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I have finally found the concealer that will hide my dark undereye circles! Select Moisturecover... NW25 perfect colour match, also does not crease into my lines... Best concealer I have tried so far!
I almost never used concealer because I'm paranoid about putting more than a minimum of makeup over any blemishes I might have (and making them worse), but when I do wear concealer, this is my favorite one to use.
The texture of Select Moisturecover is the thing I love the most. It's very smooth and moist and almost slippery and glides on easily and smoothly without any clumping or streaking.
Unlike some of MAC's other concealers that come in pots or squeeze tubes, Select Moisturecover comes in a lipglass-style hard tube with a doe's foot applicator. While it's a breeze to dab concealer on with the applicator, you'll need to either use your fingers or a brush (adding a step to the application process) to smooth it out onto your skin so that you don't have a heavy layer of concealer on.
I do like the way the doe's foot wand pulls out just the right amount of concealer, but it's a bit of an added hassle and it's not hygienic since you're dabbing the applicator on your face (and, even worse, on blemishes) and then reinserting it into the tube and potentially contaminating your concealer.
Even though I have some issues with the packaging on this, I'll choose it any day over Select Cover-Up, which I find to be chalky and difficult to blend.
If you have dark under eye circles like I do, I've found that using a NW shade helps hide them and neutralizes the yellow that sometimes goes along with the circles, even if you're usually an NC in MAC.
PROS: (1) very smooth texture, glides on easily; (2) moisturizing (can be a bad thing if you have oily skin); (3) wide range of shades available; (4) clear tube so you can see how much product is left.
CONS: (1) doe's foot applicator isn't hygienic; (2) you'll need to use your fingers or a brush to smooth out the concealer, adding another step to the application process (as opposed to Select Cover-Up where you can squeeze the concealer out of the tube and directly onto your brush or finger); (3) because of the way the tube is made, the applicator won't be able to easily reach the product left on the sides of the tube when it starts to run low (which is true of any product in a rigid tube with a wand applicator).
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Love this concealer, it is the only one I have found that really works for me and for the price it is perfection. Have been using it under my eyes every day for around two years now, has yet to let me down.
Very nice concealer!Has satin finish and medium coverage.Ideal for the eye area.logical price and nice packaging.,has minimal slip,wont crease.Good staying power too
I hate this concealer! I am only 25 years old yet when i use this, it accentuates all of my fine lines. I do not recommend this product to anyone. The color matched my skin nice, but within 10 minutes, I had under eye lines. I will reserve this for costume wear if I choose to play a much older character!
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Chinese papercuts and SaikoLED mix
This is the box we propose, rendered by Brian Neltner who will also design the LED lighting for the box.
Brain Neltner's SaikoLED blog is at here.
Some playings are here.
Chinese paper cuts again
Papercuts Installation at Cambridge Art Association
Here is a slideshow that documented part of the installation process. The music here is from iPhoto. I will edit a sound loop for the installation that will be natural sound from the location.
For detailed stories about the tradition of Chinese papercuts, please come to the potluck July 16th's evening at Cambridge Art Association. I will give a talk at the time.
Or come to the reception on July 11th evening to experience the room.
Special thanks to Kelsey who did the hard job by helping me with the installation, and the wonderful LED lighting contribution from Brian Neltner.


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This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word palomar
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Pal•o•marˈpæl əˌmɑr(n.)
Mount, a mountain in S California, NE of San Diego: observatory. 6126 ft. (1867 m) high.
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Charles Gordon - CB/WR - He's one of the lower rated corners (rated 21st). He's not fast. His vertical is mediocre in comparison to other picks. And he's not exactly a speed demon.
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Hotel Carmen is located in Munich city centre, three kilometres from Zentraler Omnibusbahnhof Munchen bus station. In the area, vacationers snap scenic photos at Olympiapark Munich and take a break later at Englischer Garten.
All 63 modern rooms are accented in earthly tones and simple furnishing. Each unit has air conditioning, cable TV, wireless Internet access, en suite bathroom with hairdryer, mini bar, telephone and iron/ironing board.
Diners at Munich Hotel Carmen savour delicious international and Indian specialties all day at Mehfil on site and sample local flavours at restaurants found nearby. Grab after-dinner nightcaps and drinks at in-house lounge and bars located close by.
Hotel Carmen Munich offers conference spaces and faxing services for additional convenience. This pet-friendly hotel also offers babysitting, laundry and room services and safe deposit box at the front desk. During free time, patrons discover Mary's Column situated at Marienplatz.
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Room was comfortable. Staff was very helpful. Breakfast is average.
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Easy points for Super Mario Brothers DXHome / Gameboy Color /
This page contains Super Mario Brothers DX Hints for Gameboy Color called "Easy points" and has been posted or updated on Apr 20, 2007 by timelady. Let us know what you think of this Hint by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Nintendo
- Publisher: Nintendo
- Genre: Action Platformer 2D
- Release Date: Apr 30, 1999
- ESRB: Everyone
Easy points
Use the "Extra lives" trick to start with at least 10 lives. Play until reaching level 3-2. At the beginning, hit the turtle shell and follow it until it hits all the enemies. You should get at least 20,000 points and an extra life. Repeat this until reaching 300,000 points to race Boo or play the Lost Levels.
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In the interview, Zambada refused to answer questions about his son, saying only that he "cries for him."
In November, a nephew of Zambada, Jesus Zambada Reyes, who had been cooperating with authorities, was found dead in a house in Mexico City in an apparent suicide. Zambada Reyes had been captured in 2008 and accused of smuggling cocaine through Mexico City airports.
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Zambada revealed no details about his alleged criminal activities, but offered some insight into his personal life. He said Zambada-Niebla was the oldest of his five children, and that he has five grandchildren and a great-grandson.
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Manchester City kept up the pressure on Premier League leaders Liverpool with a 4-1 win at home to Southampton in Saturday's early kick-of match.
Victory saw City close to within a point of Liverpool with a game in hand and leapfrog Chelsea into second place.
But Chelsea, who've also played one game more than City, will go a point clear at the top if they beat Stoke at Stamford Bridge later today while Liverpool are away to West Ham on Sunday.
The opening four goals at Eastlands all came in the first half with City's Yaya Toure and Saints' Rickie Lambert both scoring from the penalty spot before Samir Nasri and Edin Dzeko scored in stoppage-time to make it 3-1 to Manuel Pellegrini's men. City substitute Stevan Jovetic completed the scoring nine minutes from time.
Toure gave City a third minute lead from the penalty spot after Jose Fonte brought down Dzeko.
Southampton then suffered a major injury blow when England striker Jay Rodriguez landed badly after jumping to control the ball and clutched his knee in agony before being carried off on a stretcher.
Rodriguez's injury placed a huge question mark over whether he would be fit in time to be included in Hodgson's squad for this year's World Cup finals in Brazil, which starts in June.
Despite losing Rodriguez, Southampton equalised when they too scored a penalty, in the 37th minute. Lambert, another of the south coast side's England forwards, struck from the spot after Jack Cork went down between Toure and Pablo Zabaleta. But two City goals in first-half stoppage time put the result beyond doubt.
Nasri rounded off a neat passing move although Southampton were convinced David Silva, who played in the French midfielder, was offside when he received the ball. But referee Chris Foy let the goal stand.
Minutes later City were 3-1 ahead when Dzeko headed in an Aleksandar Kolarov cross missed by Saints goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga.
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A few days ago, my boyfriend sent me a link to a video he said I absolutely had to watch. He first saw it in a seminar at work.
The short video introduces viewers to Dewitt Jones, a National Geographic photographer, who shares some of his thoughts on creativity and, essentially, everyday life.
In the video, he talks about a key lesson he's learned: There are amazing things for all of us to see every single day. Whether we actually see these remarkable things depends on our perspective, or as Jones says, on our ability to be creative.
We all have the ability to be creative, he says.
I've talked before about creativity and about connecting to my own creativity on my body image blog, Weightless. (Many fantastic bloggers talked about it too.) I've said that creativity is inside all of us. That it's not just in our brains, but also in our bones. In our souls. In our spirits.
Creativity can be in everything we do from pouring our coffee in the morning to taking a walk at lunch, to playing a game with the kids, to cooking dinner, to writing a two-line poem before bed.
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I am surprised that so few discussions of creativity have nothing to say about what is meant by the term. So, thanks for asking. Creativity is a judgement call, and that makes all the difference. What appears to be creative to one person may be routine to another.
What does this have to do with your post and Jones' video. Both of you put the seat of creativity in mindfulness. So, anyone, simply by being mindful, can be creative. To me, the seat of creativity is knowledge, much of it unconscious. So, Jones' genius is not so much in the mindfulness that leads him to select lenses carefully, but rather his knowledge of the potentialities of different lenses (i.,e, perspectives). A novice photographer could switch lenses all day long and never get the shots like Jones'. Malcolm Gladwell's book, Outliers, is a good popular treatment of the role of expertise in creativity.
There may be many ways to succeed, as Jones' suggests, but none of them comes without practice and lots of it.
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It's the next-to-last day of Mesa's 14-week firefighter academy, and a roomful of men in rookie red T-shirts watch instructor Fred King as he explains what, many say, is the most harrowing part of a dangerous job.
"This is a serrated knife," says King, holding up the item. "It's really good for slicing tomatoes. It's really good for slicing bread."
Besides climbing onto roofs of burning buildings, rescuing motorists in flooded washes and prying crash victims from mangled cars, the job description for firefighting includes the unusual task of cooking for co-workers — as many as 16 people twice a day.
Those meals have to be tasty, prepared properly, within budget (every firefighter chips in $8 per day) and served on time — except, of course, in the instances that calls intervene.
The pressure, especially for anyone who never picked up a spatula before, can be nerve-racking.
"Most rookies fear — not running into a burning building — but their first day at cooking," says King, an engineer at Station 5 who inherited the class because, in his pre-firefighting days, he was executive chef at several Valley resorts.
"Start now," he urges the class. "Do the shopping at home, the cooking at home. . . . Get ideas from the Food Network."
However: "Don't practice at the fire station. That's not a good idea. Because your reputation is pretty important to you."
A bad meal has a tendency to linger, explains department spokesman Mike Dunn. "You cook a bad meal and you never live it down," he says.
Firefighters are serious about their food, says Rick Shaw, called "Root" by other firefighters at Station 1 for reasons no one can remember. The burly, whitehaired Shaw, a firefighter for 29 years, is known department-wide as the guy you want driving your ladder truck and the guy you want when a really great pie is needed.
His signature Fruits of the Forest Pie, made with apples, strawberries, raspberries and blueberries, has fetched $600 at charity auctions. Even King, whose recipes for Grilled Chicken Alfredo and Green Chile Pork circulate through most Mesa fire stations, bows to Shaw's pie-making ability.
On a recent Friday, however, it was his almost-as-famous Pineapple Upside Down Cake that Shaw prepared for a dinner of barbecue beef ribs (started in the oven shortly after lunch), corn on the cob, biscuits and cowboy mashed potatoes. True, he uses a boxed mix, but he blends in some of his own secrets.
After a while, firefighters coming back from calls drift in and out of the large kitchen, washing pans, shucking corn — whatever needs doing, and usually before Shaw asks.
"What you want our young guys to do is see something and come in and do it," says firefighter Ray Alba, adding that the real test of a firefighter isn't necessarily how he or she responds on calls, but how willing he or she is to help out in the station. "It's easy to shine around a fire."
Back in the day, says Shaw, leaning against the sink while younger firefighters ladle cheese and butter into the potatoes, he would have been considered the norm rather than the exception.
"Those guys could bake," says Shaw. "Pies, cakes, homemade rolls, homemade bread . . . fried okra.
"At Station 5 — old Station 5 — they used to raise their own rabbits, they had their own garden. Seriously, when I was a rookie they told me to go out and get five rabbits and a whole bunch of okra out of the garden," he says. "And then they fried it all up. They had fried Indian bread, fried okra and fried rabbit. That was dinner. . . . And it was fabulous.
"We would share those pies and breads with the other stations, but back in those days, we only had five or six different stations," he says. "We've kinda lost that because we are getting so big, now."
Now, most fire station dinners include staples such as mashed potatoes, a recipe for which King hands out to all rookies, and some vegetable. Pies and cakes are unusual. Dessert typically is ice cream. Entrees tend to get repeated a lot, especially by rookies who stick with recipes they feel comfortable with.
Rookie Scott Figgins says he makes "safe" dishes such as barbecue chicken and fajitas, after first testing them on his wife.
"You don't want to go over budget when you shop. . . . And firefighters have huge appetites," says Troy Boyer. "You don't want to be short. . . . Or the cook doesn't eat."
Boyer, a day from completing his one-year probationary period, echoes King's earlier statement: "You know, that's probably the biggest fear of a rookie — cooking."
"That's our biggest fear, too," says seasoned fire engineer Glenn Watson, who started the job as a novice cook and is now known for station favorites such as Carne Seca.
On top of all those concerns, there are the fire tones, called encoding, that take precedence over everything. When the tones sound, burners and stove are turned off and other foods are quickly refrigerated in the hopes of resurrecting the meal when they return. Sometimes, after a long house fire, a crew will come back to the station to find the next crew eating their meal, says Shaw.
Hungry firefighters listen for a particular code before sitting down to eat. It's not dinner until a "Code 7" is called.
"What's bad is when you are done with the shopping and you get a call on the way home," says King. "You just gotta hope the food doesn't go bad."
Back at the fire academy, King looked pained when, during an exercise, a rookie suggests serving a pizza recipe handed down from his grandfather, also known, he says, as the Red Baron. "OK, look," says King. "Seriously, don't buy frozen pizza."


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Shawn Weatherly .... Jill Riley
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Erika Eleniak .... Shauni McClain
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Pamela Anderson was propelled into super stardom thanks to her role on Baywatch ! She went on to appear as "Lisa" on the series, "Home Improvement". Then she starred as "Vallery Irons" on, "V.I.P.". She also provided the voice for the title character on the animated series, "Stripperella" and then got another shot at her own series with, "Stacked".
NBC made one of its biggest blunders when it canceled the Baywatch TV show after just one season. It only stayed off the air for one season before returning in sydication and becoming a hit series! It ran on every continent except Antarctica in 148 nations!
When David Hasselhoff was cast on Baywatch and it became an international hit series, it also made him a world-wide star. It was the highest rated series in many European countries with the largest number of viewers in Germany and Sweden. Unknown to many American viewers, David also was a top singer in Europe with several hit songs! David got his first big break on TV when he got the role of, "Dr. William 'Snapper' Foster, Jr." on the daytime drama, "The Young and the Restless". When that job came to an end, he got his own series titled, "Knight Rider". He also starred in several Baywatch and Knight Rider "made-for-TV movies. And let's not forget about the other Baywatch series, "Baywatch Nights" and "Baywatch Hawaii".
Two of the recurring Cast on Baywatch began on the show as "technical advisors" and "stunt men/stunt coordinators". They were, "Michael Newman" who played, "Newmie" in more than 100 episodes. The other one was "Gregory J. Barnett" who played "Jim Barnett" and appeared in about 50 episodes. Gregory Barnett's son and wife also performed stunts on Baywatch.
Pamela Anderson first made the news on the day she was born! Her native country of Canada was celebrating its Centennial Day. Pam was the first baby born in Canada on that day in 1967. The news called her "The Centennial Baby"! Pam's show business career began when a talent scout saw her on TV at a Canadian Football game! The first work she got was as a Labatts Beer spokesmodel.She made the cover of Playboy Magazine a whopping twelve times! She became Playboy's February of 1990 "Playmate of the Month"! Pam became a U.S. citizen in 2004 but she also retained her Canadian citizenship.
Nicole Eggert was already known to audiences she was cast on Baywatch due to her appearance on numerous TV shows, but mostly for her role as "Jamie Powell" on the series, "Charles In Charge".
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Along with the kit came a scolding. Ruiz, who's been showing his own art and that of friends and some promising local art students in his Latino-focused gallery, thinks I'm sounding meaner, burning bridges, and in general stuck in a negative rant about Dallas art. He's right. Not even the raging hormones of pregnancy, or the euphoria induced by the birth of my precious son this year, could change that. I'm utterly skeptical, cynical, but not quite disillusioned after another year of looking at countless works of art; meeting countless earnest, eager, and, in some cases, truly talented artists; and talking with dozens of art buyers and sellers. They all do their best to put a positive spin on the state of the local art scene. This year especially, with more galleries hiring public relations people, the constant flow of superlatives is about to drown me. I consider, cynically, that the art hypesters are the only ones who ever get excited about art. And someone's paying them to do it. Why, I ask myself week after week, doesn't Dallas wallow in its creative juices, splash around in its talent pool, and come out dripping wet from the kind of cultural baptism not just anyone gets to experience? Hell, they do it in Houston. And we hate Houston.
Also in my art pile are hand-painted matchboxes filled with hand-painted dog tags from an artist called Sasso who runs Art to Go on Routh Street. The gallery's slogan, apparently, is "No Gimmicks! Just Art!" Along with the art was another in-your-face note, challenging me to come by if I wanted to see some "new" art, and, of course, write about it. I cringe again as I think of it. Hand-painted dog tags, in this artist's estimation, are not gimmicks? Little cat faces and abstract swirls of yellow, red, and black paint are examples of new art? It's enough to make a lesser woman cry. Still, I'm not about to give up on the visual arts and the real promise some of the local talent may hold for the future. That's why I keep going out, week after week, talking to artists and seeing what they make. After this year in particular, I'm optimistic about the North Texas scene, even as some of the unavoidable schlock assails the pinkish tint in my astigmatism-correcting lenses. Eddie Ruiz may be right on one level, but he's also wrong.
It's the people behind the art that keep me whining, tattling, scrutinizing, ranting, and even judiciously raving about it. People like Brian Fridge, whom I've chosen as the poster child for the DFW wide world of art this year. See Brian? See his tall, lanky self, bespectacled and boyish in khakis, white shirt, and blue blazer, guarding the art at Fort Worth's Modern Art Museum? See the Whitney Biennial 2000-selected artist still plugging away at his day job? Fridge is like hundreds of artists around here, who gamely make art as consistently as they can around their jobs and family schedules. They hope for critical and commercial success and recognition, but they'll keep making art whether they get it or not. Maybe that's why most of Dallas doesn't do anything to support contemporary art. Serious artists make it easy for them not to. They don't wail and scream; they don't market themselves to galleries; they don't do self-promotion; they don't actually play the game. They don't want to; they just want to make art.
Fridge says his life hasn't changed much since getting tapped for the Whitney. His family gave him the money to go to New York City for the opening last June. The Modern gave him the days off. Being in the Whitney did give the Fort Worth native more exposure than he's ever had, and he's been selling more art. He snagged Dunn and Brown Contemporary for commercial gallery representation, and he's been in shows in Kansas, Louisiana, and Houston as a result. Houston's Museum of Fine Arts bought one of three editions of his winning piece, "Vault Sequence," a water vapor-and-ice crystals video filmed in the freezer, and he says a Dallas collector and a Houston collector bought the other two. "The Whitney didn't guarantee that people are going to like my work," he says, taking a break at the museum. "But that's been my experience. People automatically are going to be very critical of you when something big like this occurs. So to come out of it where people like your work is what you would hope for." Plus, he says, his peer group isn't giving him too much crap about it. "I have the same set of friends and fellow artists," he says. "In reality, it's just another show." See Brian Fridge downplay what could and should be the biggest moment in the life of an artist so far? See hardly anyone notice? See what I mean?
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Sensors on MnDOT plows could help develop high-tech "decision support" system.
MnDOT is equipping plows with sensors to help determine where and how to plow area roads.
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The voice that tells you how to get where you want to go in your car may soon be saying, "Slow down in this snow, OK?"
Not in those words, exactly, but researchers are working on ways to collect road, weather, and even vehicle behavior data from moving vehicles, then distribute it immediately to help drivers stay out of trouble.
"On a lot of cars today, you're maybe getting an air temperature reading on the dashboard, but only you get that," said Sheldon Drobot, weather systems and assessment program manager at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo. "Wouldn't it be interesting if we could share that with the weather service, and get a road forecast, and tell people how to get where they need to go more safely, faster and with less impact on the environment?"
Drobot is in the third year of an effort sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration to develop individualized information systems for drivers that could reduce the risks on everything from cross-country road trips to crosstown errands. It's known as "decision support."
This winter, the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) is involved in the research, equipping about 80 snowplows with sensors designed to help plow drivers better gauge road conditions and determine what kind of snow- and ice-clearing chemicals might work best in their location, and how much to use.
"Improved consistency should give us better safety" while also cutting costs, said Curtis Pape, road weather information systems coordinator for MnDOT.
Vehicle computers already can track whether the windshield wipers are on, whether the anti-lock brakes have been engaged, steering patterns and, of course, speed, Drobot noted.
Transmitting that information to a central system, where it could be combined with weather radar readings, pavement temperature and other atmospheric data from roadside sensors is the first step in developing an on-the-road hazard-alert system.
The second is screening the data -- massive amounts, from moving cars in many locations, all gathering information -- for validity. It's one thing for one car on the freeway to be running its wipers, Drobot noted, but quite another for 100 to be using them in the same half-mile stretch, which would indicate it's raining and not merely someone cleaning a windshield.
The third step is transmitting the information back to drivers. It could be through the radio, using a voice or alert, or a text crawl on a screen, "or all of the above," Drobot said.
At the same time, researchers want to avoid introducing a new problem: "Certainly we don't want people looking at radar loops when they're tooling down the interstate," Drobot said. "It could be an alert, or a warning that says, 'Five miles ahead, it looks slippery.'" Developing that technology will probably be a task for the private sector, Drobot said.
Ultimately, the Highway Administration could make road data systems required equipment in cars, though individual owners will probably determine how much information they want, and pay accordingly, he said.
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MnDOT is one of only two state highway departments (Nevada is the other) to be involved in the research this year. Pape said the information system could "change the way we do business."
Not only could it take some of the guesswork out of applying chemicals to roads, and reduce a tendency to treat lightly traveled roads as intensely as metro highways, but it could help plow drivers identify and treat trouble-spots more promptly, Pape said.
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Drobot grew up in Winnipeg and recalls an occasion when, as a 21-year-old, he started heading out of town in his Pontiac Sunfire, despite a blizzard warning. Things were fine in town, but on the outskirts, he said, the wind was howling and visibility was nil. He had to crack open the driver's-side door and look down to see the lane dividers on the pavement. With a decision-support system like the one he's working on, the trip might have been less harrowing.
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The traditional Beer Garden Girl costume gets a sassy spin! It includes a Bavarian-style dress that features a heart-shaped neckline with off-the-shoulder short ruffled sleeves, an attached apron with beautiful floral trim and brown velvet suspenders with gold buttons and floral emblem. Also includes coordinating choker and pretty petticoat. 3-piece set.
Does not include mug, stockings or shoes.
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From my MB865 using Tapatalk 2Does anyone know what this is & how much is it worth?
My dad had something similar that I sold on ebay a few years ago.It had a nice leather case that was lined with felt. Don't recall what it sold for back then.Is yours dated 1920?