text: Celebrity Couples Category Entertainment Valentine's Day Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward (Married since 1958) Newman met actress Joanne Woodward in 1953. Shortly after filming The Long, Hot Summer, in 1957 he divorced Witte. He married Woodward early in 1958. They remained married for 50 years until his death in 2008. (Photo by Peter Kramer/Getty Images) Anne Bancroft and Mel Brooks (Married since 1964) In 1961, director Mel Brooks met Bancroft at a variety show rehearsal. In 1964, they were married until Bancroft's death in 2005 of uterine cancer. They have one child together. (Photo by George De Sota/Getty Images) Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman (Married since 1982) Devito and Perlman married in 1982 and have three children together. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images) Ozzy Osbourne and Sharon Osbourne (Married since 1982) In 1980, Ozzy's girlfriend, Sharon Arden, managed Ozzy and his band. Soon after, the couple married and then had three children, Aimee, Kelly and Jack. 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They have two adopted children. (Photo credit by MARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images) Sam Elliott and Katharine Ross (Married since 1984) The couple met in 1978 when the both starred in the film "The Legacy." They married in 1984 and have one daughter. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images) Oprah Winfrey & Stedman Graham (Not Married but together since 1986) With the tables turned, during an interview with Barbara Walters, Winfrey said "He is) the love, the lover, the man, the partner, the mate. I do not know of another man on this planet who could have lived this life with such dignity, with such grace and such respect and humility in it. And still hold his own and be his own." (Photo by Frank Micelotta/ImageDirect) Michael J. Fox and Tracy Pollan (Married since 1988) In 1982, Pollan and Fox first met on his hit sitcom, "Family Ties" where she played Alex Keaton's girlfriend, "Ellen." Not until after filming "Bright Lights, Big City," the couple began to date. 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(Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images) Kris and Bruce Jenner (Married since 1991) Previously married to Robert Kardashian, Kris dated Bruce for 5 months until marrying in 1991. Bruce is stepfather to Kourtney, Kim, Khloe and Rob Kardashian and have two daughters with Kris...Kendall and Kylie Jenner. (Photo by Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images) Steven Spielberg and Kate Capshaw (Married since 1991) Spielberg first met Capshaw when he was filming the second Indiana Jones movie, "Temple of Doom." The pair soon developed a relationship and eventually married in 1991. Between them, the couple have seven children, including Kate's "Grey's Anatomy" actress, Jessica Capshaw from a previous marriage. (Photo credit by FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP/Getty Images) John Travolta And Kelly Preston (Married since 1991) In 1991, the couple first met on the set of "The Experts." Previously, Preston once marrtied to actor KEvin Gage but divorced after two years. She also dated George Clooney and Charlie Sheen, but ended quickly soon after. Travolta and Preston married in 1991 and have three children. In 2009, their eldest son, Jett died while vacationing in the Bahamas. The cause of death was due to a seizure brought on by his Kawasaki disease. (Photo credit by GABRIEL BOUYS/AFP/Getty Images) David Bowie and Iman (Married since 1992) In 1990, after Bowie's divorce to his first wife, Angie, he met model Iman through a mutual friend. Immedialtely Bowie fell in love. Days after the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert where Bowie performed with Queen, he and Iman married. (Photo by Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images for DKMS) Warren Beatty And Annette Bening (Married since 1992) In 1991, Beatty ended his life as being a "ladies man" when he first met Annette Bening on the set of his movie "Bugsy." A year later the couple married and have 4 children. (Photo credit should read MARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images) Sting and Trudie Styler (Married since 1992) In 1982, Styler lived with Sting for about 10 years before marrying him in August 1992. The couple has four children. (Photo by Valerie Macon/Getty Images) Natasha Richardson and Liam Neeson (Married since 1994) Neeson met Richardson in 1994 and soon married. They have two sons. In 2009, Richardson tragically died when she sustained a head injury while skiing in Canada. (Photo credit by MAX NASH/AFP/Getty Images) Melanie Griffith and Antonio Banderas (Married since 1996) In 1995, Banderas starred in "Two Much" where he first met Griffith. A year later, Banderas divorced his first wife and married Griffith in a private ceremony in London, England. They both have one daughter together. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for NCLR) Faith Hill And Tim McGraw (Married since 1996) In 1996, the duo met during their befitting "Spontaneous Combustion Tour." 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Macy (Married since 1997) Both Macy and Huffman have appeared on television and in movies together, most notable "Magnolia." Married in 1997, the pair have two daughters, Sophie and Georgia. (Photo by David Livingston/Getty Images) Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith (Married since 1997) This talented pair met when Pinkett first auditioned to play Smith's girlfirend on the TV sitcom, "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air." and became good friends. Five years later they started dating. In 1997, they got married and have two children together. Jaden and Willow, both rising stars in their own right. (Photo credit by GABRIEL BOUYS/AFP/Getty Images) Helen Mirren and Taylor Hackford (Married since 1997) In 1985, Hackford directed Mirren in "White Knights," but it wasn't until her 53rd birthday the couple got married. (Photo credit by FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP/Getty Images) David and Victoria Beckham (Married since 1999) Posh & Becks first met during a charity football game. Beckham, learning of the former "Spice Girl" appearance, requested a meeting with her. Initially, Victoria had no idea who he was becasue she did not follow the sport. Eventually they began to date and in 1998 announced their engagement. A year later, they were married. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images) Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones (Married since 2000) Dating for close to a year, Jones and Douglass married in 2000 and have two children, Carys Zeta and Dylan Michael. Both Michael and Catherine share birthdays, though 25 years apart. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for AFI) Keely Shaye Smith and Pierce Brosnan (Married since 2001) Keely Shaye Smith met Pierce Brosnan on a beach in Mexico in 1994 and married in 2001. They have two children. (Photo credit by MARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images) Julia Roberts and Daniel Moder (Married since 2002) While filming "The Mexican" with Bradd Pitt in 2000, Roberts met cameraman Daniel Moder. At the time, Moder was married and Roberts was involved with actor, Benjamin Bratt. Over a year later, Moder divorced. He and Roberts tied the knot in 2002. Since then, they have three children. (Photo credit by Kevin WinterLUCY NICHOLSON/AFP/Getty Images) Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. (Married since 2002) After filming "I Know What You Did Last Summer," Gellar and Prinze started dating. They were engaged in 2001 and wed in Mexico in 2002. At their 5th year anniversary, Gellar legally changed her name to Prinze as a gift to Freddie. In 2009, the couple welcomed their first child. (Photo by Claire Greenway/Getty Images) Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale (Married since 2002) In 1995, Stefani's band "No Doubt" opened for Rossdale's band "Bush" when the couple first met and eventually began to date. In 2002, the couple married and now have two children together. (Photo by Francois Durand/Getty Images) Alyson Hannigan and Alexis Denisof (Married since 2003) She and Deisof co-starred on "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" and recently Denisof has a recurring character on Hannigan's show "How I Met Your Mother." They are expecting their second child. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images for PCA) Diane Lane and Josh Brolin (Married since 2004) Prior to Lane's marriage to Brolin, she was married to fellow actor, Christopher Lambert, famous for his "Highlander" films. The couple divorced in 1994. In 2003 Lane and Brolin became engaged and married in 2004. Lane is the daughter-in-law of actor, James Brolin and stepdaughter-in-law of Barbra Streisand. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images) Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie (Not Married but together since 2005) In 2004, before ever becoming "Brangelina," Jolie and Pitt filmed the action-comedy "Mr. & Mrs. Smith." Pitt was separated from then-wife, actress Jennifer Aniston and eventually finalized their divorce in late 2005. After, Jolie and Pitt remained a couple. (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images for Cinema for Peace) Elton John and David Furnish (Married since 2005) John began a relationship with Furnish in 1993, a former ad exec, now filmmaker. the cuple entered a civil partnership in December 2005. (Photo credit by FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP/Getty Images) Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner (Married since 2005) In 2003, Affleck and Garner starred in the comic book movie, "Daredevil." Sometime in late 2004, the couple was seen together in public with much speculation. Trying to stay out of the public eye, the couple surprised many when they tied the knot in 2005. They are currently expecting their third child. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images for VH1) Pink and Carey Hart (Married since 2005) Pink met Hart at the 2001 X-Games. In 2005, at a race in Mammoth Lakes, Pink held up a sign that read "Will you marry me?" and in 2006 they were married in Costa Rica. The couple have separated, but never finalized their divorce and opted for reconciliation. By of June 2011 Pink and Carey welcomed their first child. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images) Heath Ledger and Michelle Williams (Not Married) In 2005, the couple met on the set of "Brokeback Mountain" a relationship developed and they were engaged. Later that year, they both welcomed their only daughter, Mathilda Rose Ledger. However, in 2007, they decided to separate because of their busy schedules. Tragically, Ledger was found dead in his apartment of an accidental overdose of prescription drugs. For his role as "The Joker" in the "Dark Knight," Ledger posthumously won the 2009 Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. 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I don't have a telly?
I, for one, would be MUCH more impressed by a new, smaller and simpler game, that was unique and imaginative.
I don't have a telly?
I'll still take real Linux on hardware that hasn't been compromised by anyone but the Chinese.
And as always, Android REMAINS OPEN SOURCE. "device" implementations are of no importance.
If you like, you can always get an Android device (phone or tablet) that has only been compromised by the Chinese. LOTS of those available, dirt cheap.
I'm happy to see another group taking a shot at this.
I am sad to see that they are attempting this with low-performance hardware.
I'd love to see an AMD Trinity based platform.
I wasn't implying the Tegra was better than the xbox 360 at graphics but coming up to range., especially when scoped with Xbox 1. The range is 40-80% in my guess. Maybe I'm wrong as I really haven't done thorough research. Also it's all subjective.
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Example, You have an new Android tablet, or a new released Ubuntu 12.04 tablet. Which one do you buy?
I'd buy the real Linux one, and that's Ubuntu in this case. Real Linux could be argued as your own built kernel, as well.
Lets not forget Android runs a Java layer for all its commercial and public content. I don't call that real GNU/Linux.


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Brian Wilson & Jeff Beck Join Forces For Fall Tour
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Brian Wilson will be joining forces with Jeff Beck for an 18-city fall tour. The dates, which mark the first time the pair has hit the road together, will also feature co-founding Beach Boys Al Jardine and David Marks. The tour launches on September 27th in Hollywood, Florida at Hard Rock Live and wraps a month later on October 27th in Akron, Ohio at E.J. Thomas Hall. Beck, Jardine, and Marks have all been in the studio with Wilson laying down tracks for his first album for Capitol Records since 2009.
Wilson talked about working with Beck in the tour's announcement: "Jeff is one of the most amazing guitarists I've ever worked with and his vibe is inspiring. I feel having Jeff Beck co-headline with me is a cool and exciting addition. We've got some new tunes we want to try out on a live crowd as well as doing some great music from our catalogues."
Jeff Beck told USA Today: "He's got a truckload of hits to play, but we'll build on that and interact. Brian will kick things off, but I'll also be given enough time to establish what I'm about. In the end, we'll mix and match. It's a complete honor to be on stage with him."
He went on to say: "I needed musical help around 1966, and (the Beach Boys') Pet Sounds was dressing on a wound for me with all its amazing melodies. I was floored by it. So were the Beatles. It was outrageously adventurous stuff for the ear. . . I'd hear that music and it would be an escape from the humdrum life."
Brian Wilson's current dates with Jardine and Marks have been a continuation of the Beach Boys' 2012 50th anniversary shows. Al Jardine remains amazed that frontman Mike Love would rather go out with his longtime side musicians under the band's name, rather than the actual living co-founders who created the classic music: "I have my own band, my little band that I have. Wonderful people, easy to work with, just a ball to be around and we go out and do privates and they love it. And we do really good work. And I understand how he feels about his band, y'know? I could see how he could develop a rapport-relationship with those people. But, why can't you embrace the 'parent' organization and do that too? I don't know, you'd have to ask him."
JUST ANNOUNCED: Brian Wilson & Jeff Beck tour dates (subject to change):
September 27 - Hollywood, FL - Hard Rock Live
September 28 - Clearwater, FL - Ruth Eckerd Hall
October 3 - Saint Augustine, FL - St. Augustine Amphitheatre
October 4 - Atlanta, GA - Chastain Park Amphitheatre
October 5 - Washington, DC - Warner Theatre
October 6 - Bethlehem, PA - Sands Bethlehem Event Center
October 8 - Albany, NY - Palace Theatre
October 9 - Boston, MA - Wang Theatre - Citi Performing Arts Center
October 11 - Wallingford, CT - Toyota Presents The Oakdale Theatre
October 12 - Westbury, NY - NYCB Theatre At Westbury
October 13 - Upper Darby, PA - Tower Theatre
October 15 - New York, NY - Beacon Theatre
October 18 - Las Vegas, NV - Pearl Concert Theater
October 20 - Los Angeles, CA - Greek Theatre
October 22 - Oakland, CA - Paramount Theatre
October 25 - Detroit, MI - Fox Theatre
October 26 - Toronto, ON - Sony Centre For The Performing Arts
October 27 - Akron, OH - E.J. Thomas Hall
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She said, "You can not"
Bubble dashed into the road to his death.
'Squeak', is a large rangy cat with white paws, holds court in the billiard room.
Oh my gosh, how your posts refresh me! I loved going to the nursery with you, and that story of the bird and the stone--I will be laughing all day about that. What beautiful gardens. I don't really have a green thumb, but I could hang out in those photos all day long.ReplyDelete
Oh Rebecca!
France...there really is no other like it and thank Gawd for that!
I love this place!
I was there two years ago in October and even then, it was magical. I am so pleased you got to go.
We were just looking at Skye's gorgeous cookbook -
A Year in My Kitchen - over the weekend.
Happy 4th!
When I was a young art student I spent a July 4th in Paris studying landscape painting. I never was a big fan of fireworks so I thought I dodged the bullet by missing the festivities back in the states. Of course I got my fill of smoke and loud noise 10 days later when my hosts celebrated Bastille Day with more fireworks than any 4th celebration I ever witnessed.
Thanks for the kind words.
My love is for the glass vases, in those sugary shades of pink and blue.
I am working, with windows wide open - and a lovely breeze with birds chirping is at my side.
Oui, life is good. So nice to stop by your blog on my coffee break.
Until later...have a good holiday weekend, back in the US of A.
So beautiful, Carol! Sigh, I just love this. :-) The big pots, chandelier, window panes. LovelyReplyDelete
Goodness, that's near where some cousins live. Haven't been in forever.
My heart leapt into my mouth, reading that "Tom" died. Bubble RIP. Squeak, you rascal. Giulia zee gattina is scandalized. I told her what my mother told me: Oh gawd. Don't marry one of them! (When I was in my "crush on Peter Cook" period. Dangerously close to UK, in French university, young & impressionable.) No wonder, I'm confused. With that, I'm off to root for Ghana in World Cup action.
Ciao, Carol. Have a good long weekend & we are so looking forward to your Sept. show here.
(BTW, Friends in DC have a pair of tabbies by the name of Bubble & Squeak. Charming devils, deceptively good looking. Yes, half-English.)
After so many happy visits to your PB site I thought I owed you a note to just say:
I think YOU ARE FANTASTIC and so VERY TALENTED !!
I just LOVE your site and THANK YOU for helping me to start each day with a big smile from seeing so many of your beautiful images
Have a nice weekend …wherever you are….
Giulia - don't take it to heart Giuli...
Tom lived a good long one..
It's Squeak who has been the double two-timing scallywag and taken me to the cleaners back and forth...
Heaven is a trip to a nursery! Especially Petersham! And as for that faithless cat, well, you know you must stick to dogs.ReplyDelete
I loved this post. Everything about it! What fun it was to virtually visit this Nursery. What a fabulous one. And Congrats on selling all your paintings. What a exciting experience. And to think you owe it all to a Scallywag Cat. LOL And a heck of a lot of Talent.
To bad you didnt get a shot of that Shop keepers face when you left with the bird only. I can just 'see' it. LOL
Congratulations -- a sweet cat brought you luck that and your talent.
I will miss little blue bird -- however this new Petersham bird is quite the pretty bird.
ditto on that table with the tree trunk base-- who knew I so love it too.
I guess it wouldn't a faux pas if I had one and you had one -- for I live on the Pacific North West coast with many trees and you live in fashionably New York.
Have a grand 4th,
God I wish i was in the nursery rather than stuck in the office..on a saturday no less!!ReplyDelete
beautiful...you have my dream life!ReplyDelete
this post is so wonderful.
i do not even feel worthy of commenting.
Oh gosh, after following your blog for so long it's really weird to come back from Paris (ironically enough) and find that you are on my side of the pond!
Hope you are enjoying your stay in England!
I'm an English redhead btw. Such a rebel! ;)
KATHIE, distinguished specimen of felinity or not, I'm uncertain that a cat who hob-nobs indiscriminately with all the club members should be forgiven so easily, no matter his sales skills in the art world...I will give it some serious thought.ReplyDelete
Waiters wearing Gumboots - I'd like that.
I also like the glass vases in those sugary shades.
Dianne xx
Oh Carol, I must respectfully disagree with you. In my opinion, an indiscriminately friendly feline is vastly preferable to a fraidy cat who runs and hides whenever anyone comes up the driveway.
Both kinds have owned us, so I speak from experience when I say that I'd much rather have a kitty like our late beloved white-&-black Bruiser -- a gracious host who enjoyed spending an evening getting stroked and snuffle-purring (the best he could manage) on our guest's lap -- than the kind who cowers in the basement having a nervous breakdown (names withheld to protect the timid).
Oh... I love visiting nurseries, but I'm afraid this is a bit too far for a Sunday walk! Anyway, reading your post brought me there... thank you!
Oh, I love 'clutter' but can't have it with the cats, but I find nothing more pleasant than strolling at my leisure through a lovely nursery nearby...not nearly as nice as yours and no lunch on a barge, but still quite enjoyable.
Thanks for the lovely photos!
I got a few lovely bird door stops recently, well they were book ends but make lovely stops...
My favourite EVER Garden Centre. I could live there.ReplyDelete
"Paris Aims to Curb Apartment Rentals to Tourists":
PARIS -- Many people buy a pied-à-terre in Paris to use for a few weeks a year and to rent the rest of the time. Most of them don't realize, however, that they are breaking the law -- something the city is now trying to address.
Mayor Bertrand Delanoë, expressing concern about the lack of affordable housing in the city center, ordered an agency last year to warn property owners that renting out residential apartments for less than a year violates French law. Those who ignored the warning, he said, would be prosecuted.
Only about 25 letters have been sent since enforcement began last autumn -- most of them in response to complaints made by neighbors. And only a handful of those cases have gone to court.
But the rental industry in this most-visited city is concerned and, as more owners slowly become aware of the issue, confusion is growing. A few have pulled their properties off the market, others have deleted addresses or other identifying details from Internet listings. And dozens of rental agencies have banded together to try to save their lucrative business...
Hi Carol,
I hope you are having a good summer. I love your blog and have enjoyed reading your adventures with macarons. Also love your paintings :) I am researching options to take a macaron class in a few weeks in Paris. I know you did the Ritz and Lenotre. Did you ever end up going to Atelier? I am considering that but just wondering if I will get as in depth an experience when it costs only 70 euros (vs 130) and its 2 hours (vs 4). I have taken a Lenotre class in millefeuille before and I did have a good experience, but if I can have just as much with the Atelier I would prefer to do that and save some cost. Would love to hear what you think.
OK, I have gotten up,
walked the Oz,
read the paper,
posted on Flickr,
eaten breakfast....
And still NO PB Post!
I'm tired of waiting!
I'm going back to my slovenly habits and reading it tonight!


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Students at the elementary continue to build on the pyramid of success, a guidance structure prescribed in the book "Inch and Miles: The Journey to Success," by coach John Wooden.First graders continue to make posters of the blocks they have been learning about and building their own pyramids of success.
Second graders through writing are making connections in how the blocks of the pyramid fit into their daily lives. Third graders continue to work hard to make connections and demonstrate how the blocks of the pyramid work together to help us reach our personal best. Fourth graders continue to develop their leadership skills. They had the opportunity to participate in a leadership panel at the elementary school in November. The leadership panel consisted of two high school students, who took the posters to build a pyramid of elementary school students, three middle school students, Dell Rapids public administration and a Dell Rapids community member.Each fourth grade class had the opportunity to ask the panel questions regarding leadership and how they can become positive leaders in their school as well as community. I enjoy watching the students try 100 percent of their personal best to become positive leaders in the school and community.
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Thule Apex Swing Away Bike Rack - 4 bike $499.95
Reach your apex of joy when it comes to transporting the steeds.
The Thule Apex Swing Away Bike Rack was already trusted by serious road and mountain bike enthusiasts the world over, and now it sports new designs as well as improved features. Now, not only can you bring three friends, your spouse and two kids, your parents and uncle, or any triple-combo of biking enthusiast along with you, but there's no need to take all of the bikes off to access the cooler that 'someone' forgot to keep within arm's reach.
- Swing-Away design lets you effortlessly move a fully loaded rack out and away from a trunk, tailgate, or hatch door
- Improved Hitch-Switch design allows the bike carrier arms to fold down as well as the entire carrier rack to fold down (when not loaded)
- Thule EasyMount system features a Receiver Lock Knob to quickly engage the rack receiver into the hitch, tighten, and lock it with limited effort and no tools
- Thule Road Dampening Technology (RDT) in the bike frame cradles reduces vibrations
- Soft Touch Anti-Sway Cage features soft thermoplastic (TPE) that gently grips the bike frame to prevent swinging
- Reinforced Cradle Straps are 25% stronger to last longer than in the past
- Arched bike arms disperse weight better and make loading/unloading easier than straight designs
- Integrated handle at the back of the mast makes transport, install/removal easy
- Integrated Locking Cable secures the bikes to the rack
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Expected more from Thule
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
We had the old version of this rack and there were a couple things that weren't optimal, but the back of our car was smashed and we had to pry the old rack off in pieces. This rack seemed the most similar but when we got it realized Thule now uses an adapter that fits both 1 1/4 and 2" hitches to cut costs. Installed it and 3 days later the pin broke inside the plastic piece at the base. PLASTIC?! Thule used to use metal. They've made a few small improvements, but overall this is a terrible product from a company who is clearly relying on its name and not quality. Backcountry was cool enough to handle the return.
Thule Apex Swing Away
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Great experience ordering from BackCountry. I ordered the carrier and it arrived 2 days later. The bike carrier is outstanding. I put it together in about 10 minutes and its very easy to load, secure, and unload all of our bikes quickly.
Is this a rack that I can buy other...
Is this a rack that I can buy other accessories so that in the winter season I can use it as a ski rack?
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Unfortunately, that's not how this works. It doesn't really disassemble, so if you want a ski rack you'll need a whole new setup.
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Cookie Look and Find
Can you find all of the items in The Cookie Thief premiering on February 16?
Can you find all of the items in The Cookie Thief premiering on February 16?
Cut out these tools and have your own detective adventure.
Print and create your very own work of art!
Connects the dots to reveal the image, then color and decorate!
Color the letter A.
Color the letter B.
Color the letter C.
"D" stands for dance! Color The Count dancing to his favorite song.
Color the letter E.
"F" is for flower. Color your friend Zoe holding a flower.
"G" stands for garbage. Color Oscar and all of his garbage.
"H" stands for hippo.
Color Elmo and the igloo in a snowstorm.
Color Grover juggling jars.
Print and color Baby Bear and Kangaroo.
Color Grover and the letter "L."
"M" stands for mountain. Color Bert standing beside tall mountains.
Color Big Bird in his nest.
Color Zoe and her friend Owl.
Color Oscar the Grouch painting a pickle.
Color Her Highness Queen Zoe.
Color the letter R.
Color Zoe holding a juicy strawberry
Color the letter T.
Color Bert holding an umbrella.
Color Grover serenading you with a violin.
Color Zoe eating watermelon.
Color the letter X.
Color Bert and his yo-yo.
Color Prairie Dawn and her zebra friend.
The Count gets 1 gift!
Color the number 2.
Big Bird dribbles 3 basketballs.
Color Oscar holding 4 blocks.
Color Bert and 5 watermelons.
Ernie is making 6 music notes with his trumpet!
Color Grover playing with 7 kites.
Color the number 8.
Color Telly counting 9 stars.
Color the number 10.
Color 11 hearts with your friend Zoe.
Color Prairie Dawn holding 12 balloons.
Color the number 13.
Color Baby Bear counting 14 bugs.
15 pies? Oh my! Color Telly counting pies.
Count 16 apples with Telly.
Color the number 17.
Color Baby Bear and 18 butterflies.
Color the number 19.
Color the number 20.
Color your magical fairy friend Abby.
Color Ernie at the beach.
Color Elmo playing in the leaves.
Color Grover in space.
Color Zoe and butterflies
Print out these cute Valentine's Day Cards to share with your loved ones.
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Instant analysis: Nats 3, Mets 2
Jun 5, 2013, 1:36 AM EDT
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Jayson Werth went 1-for-4 in his return from the DL.
Game in a nutshell: The afternoon featured a flurry of roster moves designed, in the words of GM Mike Rizzo, to put the best possible 25 men on the field to win tonight's game. But for eight innings, the result bore a striking resemblance to so many other nights over the last two months. The Nationals couldn't get anything going at the plate, and some sloppy defense wound up costing them and spoiling a great pitching performance. Jordan Zimmermann went eight innings and allowed zero earned runs, but the Mets brought two men home in the fifth via Adam LaRoche's throwing error. Those two runs should have proved enough because the Nationals did nothing against Mets right-hander Jeremy Hefner other than Ian Desmond's solo homer in the second. But then, it all finally came together in the bottom of the ninth against New York closer Bobby Parnell. Ryan Zimmerman, Adam LaRoche and Ian Desmond all recorded base hits to jump-start the rally. Steve Lombardozzi then delivered the game-winning sacrifice fly, giving the Nationals much-needed, 3-2 victory.
Hitting highlight: Just when it looked like the Nationals were doomed to yet another woeful night at the plate, they stormed back in dramatic fashion in the bottom of the ninth. Zimmerman led off with a double off the wall in right-center, barely beating RickRead more »
- Nats 128 - Jun 5, 2013 at 4:41 AM
"Unless the batter is Espinosa and you know you have a guaranteed K. Then you strike him out and walk the next guy."Thats cruelty to animals! Laughing hard becuz Davey is smart enough that even he would then pinch hit to Gio! LOLOL
- Eric - Jun 5, 2013 at 4:42 AM
"Earlier on, I was not having a good feeling during that at bat. Lombo looked a bit overpowered."Looks like I owe you a beer Wonk (unless comments in previous threads count ;)!
- Caps Fan - Jun 5, 2013 at 4:43 AM
" You think the Shark is showing life. I think he was an automatic out tonight and would have gone down if they hadn't put him on."I'm pretty sure Terry Collins has seen the video of the Shark going Eutaw Street last week.
- Eric - Jun 5, 2013 at 4:43 AM
I agree with you about pinch running ALR, 222 (et al).
- Nats 128 - Jun 5, 2013 at 4:45 AM
"I totally don't get why they Davey didn't pinch run for ALR. Ty-Mo was still on the bench and could have played 1B if the game went into extras."Another good point. We looked in the dugout and were screaming KOBERNUS.What was Davey thinking. This is what worries me about Davey. He fell asleep at the switch since he had the TylerMo still available and speedy Kobernus.Last week that costs the Nats a game.
- A DC Wonk - Jun 5, 2013 at 4:46 AM
Eric said… "Earlier on, I was not having a good feeling during that at bat. Lombo looked a bit overpowered." Looks like I owe you a beer Wonk (unless comments in previous threads count ;)!Finally! My row in NIDO has been empty all year (I had lots coming last year, but they were "virtual" beers at the time )So, what's the protocol? Do you enter the "1" or do I? (I have the spreadsheet open right now, I'll be glad to! )
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 5, 2013 at 4:47 AM
I was yelling in the in-game thread PINCH RUNNER after LaRoche hit the single. Very surprised since Davey had the right guys on his bench.
- Section 222 - Jun 5, 2013 at 4:48 AM
Walking a batter to load the bases and set up the force at home is the only move that makes sense there. Unless the batter is Espinosa and you know you have a guaranteed K. Then you strike him out and walk the next guy.Exactly my point! It depends on your chances of getting that batter out. Don't throw out the numbers, embrace them and use them. Because they tell you that if you can get that first out, your chances of getting out of the inning go way up. 99 out of 100 Nats fans will tell you your chances of striking out the Shark, or getting him to produce an unproductive out in that situation, are much better than getting Lombo to do the same.Once you get the Shark out, walking Lombo to set up the inning ending DP is a good move according to the numbers, though perhaps not as good as you might think.
- Section 222 - Jun 5, 2013 at 4:50 AM
Wonk, the protocol is that the drink owe-er enters the drink. That way people can't claim they are owed drinks and run up the score.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 5, 2013 at 4:52 AM
Sect222, if it was Espinosa, on deck you wonder if Davey would have pinch-hit for him. Probably not as we are talking about Davey's boy so maybe not.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 5, 2013 at 4:53 AM
- A DC Wonk - Jun 5, 2013 at 4:54 AM
Ihaven't felt this pumped up after a game in a while.Now I better understand — this is the first time this season that the Nats, after being behind after 6 innings, won the came.(Yes, I knew we hadn't had any comebacks, but even from the 6th inning? Yowza)
- Eric - Jun 5, 2013 at 4:58 AM
Wonk, please feel free, I'm on my tablet and going to bed anyway.
- SonnyG10 - Jun 5, 2013 at 5:19 AM
Section 222 said…Just reading through the comments here. Ghost, you're dead wrong on the IBB to Bernadina. It might be baseball 101, but it's not baseball by the numbers. Check out this table. The chances of scoring a run go down just slightly when you go from 2nd and 3rd with none out to bases loaded with none out (86.1% to 85.6%). But the chances of scoring go down a lot if you get to 2nd and 3rd with 1 out (67.4%). The Shark had already struck out twice tonight. The move there was to pitch to him and get him out. The Mets gave us two chances to win the game with a sac fly by walking him.June 04, 2013 11:18 PMI agree with you, 222. I was afraid they were going to pitch to the shark.
- biggoose - Jun 5, 2013 at 11:50 AM
Please start Lombo at second base tonite. He is a winner. Plain and simple and great fielder. One of best fielding and range percentage in MLB
- natsfan1a - Jun 5, 2013 at 11:58 AM
Not directed at any particular commenter but yes, please, re. the attributions. And while I'm at it, a "no" on lengthy quoted passages, with or without attribution. A link works just fine in that case, thanks, and the author/publisher will thank you for bringing the readers. :-)Section 222 said… Info on Desi's comments seems to have come from tweets by Comak and Kolko. DavidP, you've quoted tweets quite a bit today. Good info, but you need to attribute it so people can check it out and know where it's coming from. June 04, 2013 11:22 PM
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Jamie Oliver's Crumbliest Scones
A few months ago, my friend B took me to a traditional English tea at The McCharles House in Tustin, not too far away from where I am. We had English tea, delectable soups, refreshments, cucumber sandwiches, and the best—and crumbliest—scones, made fresh, and from scratch in its kitchen. I couldn't get enough of the scones, asking for refills a couple of times.
I love scones, probably because of the English afternoon tea culture in Malaysia, which is a Commonwealth country and an old English colony. One of the things I loved and missed most about living in Malaysia was the many afternoon tea or high tea served at hotels, where there are assortment of scones, pastries, cakes, and sandwiches, served on traditional 3-tier stand. Having afternoon tea with good friends was always so delightful; we sipped our coffee or tea, nibbling away the scones, cakes, and having great conversations. I truly enjoy English afternoon tea.
Last week, on Facebook, my friend B shared a link that leads to Jamie Oliver's Crumbliest Scones recipe. I saved the link right away and got all the ingredients to try out the recipe. Scones are really quite easy to make, as I had made it previously: glazed lemon ginger scones and raisin scones. Both recipes were tasty and good but they didn't rise as high, thus not as crumbly as I had wanted. I had high hopes for Jamie's crumbliest scones recipe.
The recipe was very easy and straight forward. The end result was just like what Jamie Oliver claimed. They were crumbly, and the dough had risen taller than usual. The scones tasted so good when they were hot off the oven. I served them with some homemade strawberry jam and butter. However, for the best testing and most traditional scones, serve them with clotted cream. This crumbliest scone recipe is a keeper and now you can throw your own English afternoon tea party!
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Lovely recipe.. thanks for sharing!!
They look fantastic! I'll have to try that recipe soon.
Can't wait to try this recipe but I can't find golden caster sugar where I am – can I sub it with anything else? Regular white sugar or brown sugar?
I love scones and never able to get the best recipes. Hope this is the recipe I been waiting for. Can I leave out the dried fruits as my children do not like it.
What is golden caster sugar? is there a US replacement sugar?
Should I choose to leave out any dried fruits including raisins,
Do I still need the orange juice?
this looks amazing. i have to give a try! thanks!
i'm giving away a kitchenaid mixer on my blog! i'd love it if you came by and said hi!:
This looks delish! Definitely going to try!
Thanks for sharing~! Can I use plain flour instead of self raising flour?
I came across your orange cranberry scone recipe a while back but I can't seem to find it anymore.


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bro3of4 wrote:GMV for 'Stink Less!'. This will probably offend someone, but I figure if you are offended, you are probably in need of this public service announcement (and I unfortunately know someone that does).
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I would try not to wear this around any homeless though. That isn't something that they can easily do and I would feel like s#!+ for implying it.
Totally agree about the homeless thing -- don't wear this while volunteering at the shelter!
bluetuba wrote:This shirt really needs to get made, and worn in public places where nerds congregate.
mrwednesday wrote:You don't happen to work in advertising do you, Robert? You have an absolutely fantastic ability to make really compelling images. I think you do it better than anyone in the derby and this is another gem.
thank you very much! I do not work in advertising -- my experience is much more direct. I'm a reformed smelly programming nerd.
bottlehed wrote:What's "GMV" ?
It means - Got My Vote :-)
Re: W.W.Z. Mechanized Military Infantry
I am really hoping this prints. I was seriously bummed when it didn't last time. Woot really needs to start thinking about these types of shirt designs because the cute shirts limit their market. I can't imagine buying most of the shirts that they print.
Also, I don't know why they haven't brought back classic shirts!
Re: It's A Bird
Does anybody know where else this was submitted?
renegadetim wrote:I REALLY thought this design would be in the Fog and possibly print this Double Take with the amount of support it received in its previous derby. As I stated on Tilteed, Kev, I really hope this robot gets printed sometime in the future. This was the most popular he's been so I thought it had a chance. I suppose it might still receive an honorable mention. I also hope Adder's comments there are foreshadowing for either this design or one of your robot designs to print in the future.
Thanks for the support, Tim. I was a bit surprised to see this drop so far from the Fog after spending the better part of Friday in there. But that's kind of the way the double take goes, so it's best to just accept it as that . I'd like to see this find a home somewhere (obviously)--in my design portfolio, this is the one I'm most proud of.
renegadetim wrote:
P.S. - I've been busy the past few derbies so was unable to really comment or discuss as much but I did vote for the robot designs you submitted. "Acquired Taste" and the cyber punk one are all I remember, but I must ask... Has our/your little robot put on some pounds?
Hasn't put on any weight, this was just the last time you saw my windup ;). The hefty one was the steambot and then you saw the cyberpunk robot (in so much as I can call it that--I'm now finding out that it's a no-no to have robots in cyberpunk).
Anyway, I try to project different personalities in each.
DianaSprinkle wrote:Awwww, I'm glad to hear it. =D It's like a mysterious loop of impossibility. For some reason I seem to like continuous rabbit designs.
One of my favorites too. I'd love to get it someday.
This is an extremely creative and well-executed design. What type of dinosaur is that one on the right?
edugalad wrote:I've done lino-cut and copper plate etching work before and I have to say I love those art styles. I hope to see more like this in future derbys
Great work, you got my vote for sure
Thank you so much.
Your designs are great, midgerock. I have your panda t-shirt and have gotten many questions and compliments. What a great conversation starter. Now I hope this one prints. I'm really sick and tired of cutesy t-shirts, too.
Re: Inspired by One of those days
Out of all the derby entries this week, I think this would be the only shirt I'd definitely purchase.
zpank wrote:Wow! This is the most beautiful piece of all to me. I love nature. I love how the raptor is outlined in the negative space. also, the diagonal lines which compose lengths of aurora, how their warm gradient of color leads the eyes back and forth across the void of hawk. Black shirt/backgrounds are best and highly versatile and stylish. The bright white stars are geometrically interesting in and of themselves and in the overall arrangement and gleaming against the background a very cold night is created and contrast with the aurora. Thus The visual circuit is completed and begins anew: the aurora, the raptor, the constellation.
Thanks a lot for your great comment , glad you liked , cheers! (o;
JTMosh wrote:I really wanted this one last time. Hopefully it makes the cut this time around.
Thanks! (o;
laggyg wrote:A greater truth has never been spoken, than the words on this shirt...GMV!
This x2. Simply put... Raisins. SUCK.
bmw66x wrote:Too late, I think someone else got there 1st. Not me, but a very lucky dude!
It's true, I do operate on a "first come first serve" basis.
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Im hoping the Woot staff checks this one out for possible Editor's Choice. It's really a wonderful shirt. +1!
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This is awesome!!! Love the design and colors.
I'm not sure if this makes me think of a little bit of soap or if you must
BrainonSka wrote:Out of all the derby entries this week, I think this would be the only shirt I'd definitely purchase.
ditto for me....more votes!
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The grayish clouds in the far background look exactly like the photo-based cloud brushes you used in your last shirt, which was rejected for said photo brushes.
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I really want this.It's my favorite
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I want this one to win!
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!....funny. I'm going to buy this one.
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Re: Inspired by Flora and Phonograph
This design is stellar on multiple levels.
renegadetim wrote:We haven't seen as much RamyB lately either.... coincidence?
Ramy skipped silver screen, but had a fogged entry "cyberpunk" and 3 entries in "shirt titles reinterpreted".
Simply beautiful. Love it!
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This is such an unusual and cool design...and there are no zombies in it! I should be able to give it votes for every good point. :D
I couldn't wear this shirt... I want to, but I can't.
oatmeal raisin cookies are the only kind of cookies I can have with my food allergies... that and snickerdoodle.
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Even the cookie is trying to spit out the raisins. Ptooey.
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This would even be a cool black velvet/glow-in-the-dark poster!
bloczyns wrote:In for three if this prints!
I second that! Please vote wooters. :D
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Love this one. Hope it wins.
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Must have awesomest unicorn shirt ever.
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Ahhh! I wanted this one so much the first time around! People, vote this one up. I will give you cookies.
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Cycle travel is reliable and satisfying. It gets you exactly where you want to go with the minimum of stress and complication and the added bonus of a little gentle exercise.
While others head for the gym, you can have your cake and eat it: moderate cycling burns 300 calories an hour – so a half-hour each way commute earns you a guilt-free slice of gateaux.


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When I Get Where I'm Going
By Brad Paisley
When I Get Where I'm Going by Brad Paisley. For solo voice (High/Medium/Low Voice). Modern Christian. Adult Contemporary and Sacred. CD Trax - Performance/Accompaniment CD. Published by Mastertrax (IN.084418048724).
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Dear Christy and Brian, Sigue siendo muy intersante los escritos y fotos que nos estan mandando de vuestro viaje aventurero.
Si lo hubiese sabido yo tengo una prima que hace muchos años vive en Dripping Spring, y estoy segura que les hubiese enseñado mucho de ahi.
Si van hasta California dejame saber pues tengo una gran amistad que vive en Redondo Beach. Bueno sigan viajando y disfrutando. Cariños, Addy
Remember the Alamo!
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San Antonio is basically what we anticipated, a cute historic city with a lot of character
The next day, before leaving the San Antonio area, we took a short drive south to visit what is known as "Mission Trail" which is now known as Missions National Historic Park and houses Spanish frontier historic missions. The Mission Trail is a trail of Spanish missions that run through out Mexico, California, Texas and even New Mexico. The goal of these missions was to convert the Indian Mexican natives to catholicism and the Spanish ways. Food, clothing, and a safe home to live would be offered in exchange for learning Latin and Spanish, and becoming catholic, etc. These missions would be run by Friars for 10 years, after which the missions would be secularized. In San Antonio there were 6 missions, one of them was The Alamo, of the other 5, only 4 remain and are part of the Missions National Park, of the 4, the best preserved and largest mission is the Mission San Jose, which is still in use today. We toured Mission San Jose and it really was an esquisite piece of history, very well preserved. The photographic opportunities were endless.
Our one night stay in San Antonio was just enough, and gave us time to
rest before we set off on our longest trek so far..to Santa Fe, NM.
May 3 - May 4
Mi Tierra - Cafe and Bakery: We had dinner here as our booked recommended it, it was ok, the best part was the bakery that was adjacent to the cafe. We picked up some pasteries for dessert/breakfast, and these were yummy!
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Dear Christy and Brian, Sigue siendo muy intersante los escritos y fotos que nos estan mandando de vuestro viaje aventurero.
Probably been to San Antonio 15+ times, since good investment clients (GEICO headquarter), but also companies I researched. Headquarters for LaQuinta Motor Inns, Church's Fried Chichen, Luby's Cafeteria's, and had analysts' tour of big new Frito-Lay plant (owned by PepsiCo.), around time that Riverwalk in its current beautiful state just opened (1990??).


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