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She's the best actor of Bollywood and shall remain that way(whether or not she returns to celluloid) and Ajay Devgan has also proved time and again that very few actors are as versatile as him... Wish them all the best for their future...
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Whatever you do Kajol always be happy and healthy. You have lots of fans and I love you and you are the best mother in Bollywood :)
Your kids are so lucky to have and it doesnt matter if you dont come back to doing films because you rock in whatever you do anyway :)
Happy Motherhood!
Congrats to the Devgan family!
I do hope she returns after the break. She is my most favourite actress and I adore her.
Congrats Kajol! You are my favorite actress, and as time goes by, you are just becoming more and more graceful. Hope that you decide to come back to movies.
congrats to them... i love both of them so much esp kajol...she's just amazing at watever she does!! love her...
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congrats to both....kajol plz comeback after break,,,ur my fav actress n i love u...waitng 4 ur next project...n be happy,,,all d best
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French Wines
A selection of wine from France that is quite extensive and well priced but showing good quality.
Chateau de la Font Du Loup Cuvee Tradition 2008Great Chateauneuf du Pape Learn MoreRegion Rhone Valley FranceVariety Shiraz
William Nahan Chablis 2008Beautiful fine structure with the length of palate going on for ever. Learn MoreRegion Chablis France
William Nahan Chablis Premier Cru 'Montmain' 2007The colour is very bright.....nose is showing a lot of complexity, fruit and richness Learn MoreRegion Chablis France
Louis de BezValue for money this sparkle from the Languedoc region of France. Learn MoreRegion Languedoc France
Domaine Michel Briday, Burgundy - Rully 2007The colour is light gold and very clean, the nose is aromatic and fresh showing delicate fruit, touch of oak but I know there is only 15% in barrel so it does not dominate. Learn MoreRegion Burgundy FranceVariety Chardonnay
Domaine Michel Briday, Burgundy - Rully Premier Cru "Gresigny" 2007Light gold and brilliant.....the nose is a very serious nose showing class with lovely integration of oak and fruit. Learn MoreRegion Burgundy FranceVariety Chardonnay
Domaine Michel Briday, Burgundy - Rully Premier Cru "Les Pierres" 2007Good depth of colour leading to the nose showing integrated oak and a savoury dark fruit character Learn MoreRegion Burgundy FranceVariety Pinot Noir
Domaine Michel Briday, Burgundy - Mercury Premier Cru "Clos Marcilly" 2006Good dense colour - the wine needs more time in bottle but is showing deep and dark fruits of the forest, still slightly astringent and rustic as Mercury can be but is a very good aging prospect to develop it's rich characteristics. Learn MoreRegion Burgundy FranceVariety Pinot Noir
Mont Tauch, Fitou Tradition 2008Very deep colour with loads of sweet fruit on the nose Learn MoreRegion Languedoc France
Mont Tauch, Languedoc/Corbiere "Les Quinze" 2009The palate has lovely sweet black fruit, herbal characters with silky tannins and good persistent length. Learn MoreRegion Languedoc France

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If you have read the previous Camel Club - Oliver Stone novels by Baldacci this one is a real disappointment. There is no Camel Club to speak of. Annabelle has been reduced to a whiner. Oliver is now on a first name basis with the President. Now the most unbelievable curveball, Oliver is now a Federal Agent. He acts just like the Feds he hated in the previous Camel Club novels. This book is B O R I N G ! ! The ending is OK but it's a long boring ride to the finish.
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Land for sale Stourbridge Road, Holly Hall, DUDLEY, West MidlandsA Residential Development Site with former consent for the erection of 8 semi-detached houses and 1 detached house. (Consent has recently lapsed). The site is accessed via 155 Stourbridge Road, which requiires demolition, and extends behind the neighbouring property 153. The site in total extends... More details ›
4 bedroom detached house for sale Yarner Close, Milking Bank, DudleyPresenting for sale a FOUR bedroom detached property conveniently situated on the ever popular Milking Bank estate and set in a quiet cul-de-sac location. The property provides good sized family accommodation comprising of; porch, hallway, lounge, dining room, kitchen with utility and downstairs ... More details ›
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4 bedroom detached house for sale Oriel Close, Dudley, West MidlandsDixons are pleased to offer this four bedroom detached property situated on the popular milking bank estate briefly comprising porch, entrance hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen, conservatory, utility, downstairs w c, master bedroom with en-suite, family bathroom, rear garden, garage and driveway. More details ›
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I suppose perhaps they started their project before the age of Dosbox. I mean, you can even buy the original XCom's on Steam these days.
Yeah, I like dosbox as much as the next classic game fan, but you are way off base here. Still all kinds of glitches and stuff that affect lots of people (too fast, too slow, unsteady framerate issues, sound or graphics corruption -- joystick woes (not so much for xcom but lots of other titles); and spending hours teaking dosbox config files to try and resolve them is tiresome.
And as this is moddable, it sets the groundwork for being able to run a version with modern hi resolution graphics instead of dealing with upscalers and antialiasing as your only option to play with a window larger than 2.5".
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The Greeneville Antique Appraisal show has been rescheduled due to the unusual winter weather Northeast Tennessee has been experiencing. This year's show will mark the 10th anniversary of the antique show that works much like the hit series Antique Roadshow. Just like on the show, there have been a few items in the past ten… Read more »
Most families do not take vacations in the early year. With the cold of winter and the dead, barren land outside, this time of year doesn't exactly scream warm, sun-kissed family fun. Getting out of town in the beginning of the year may not be such a bad idea though. In Northeast Tennessee most places… Read more »
In the 1920s, the hills of Northeast Tennessee were alive with the sound of country music. And when Ralph Peer headed to Bristol in 1927 to record authentic "hillbilly" artists, the future of this genre was changed for good. Of course, country music had been recorded commercially for years, but the best artists in… Read more »
This time of year, thousands of road-hugging enthusiasts flock to Northeast Tennessee—motorcyclists in particular. Offering thousands of miles of scenic views, twists and turns, and fresh mountain air, The Southern Dozen is comprised of—you guessed it—12 routes highlighted for visitors. The rides vary in distance—from 45-minute round-trips to daylong excursions. For the history buffs… Read more »


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The Stay Inn Hotel Manchester has 65 bedrooms including 3 executive rooms for disabled guests. All bedrooms are comfortable and welcoming for both business and leisure guests. All rooms are en-suite with selection of satellite channels (including all terrestrial channels), tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryer, wardrobe, a large working desk and a chair, along with high speed Wi-Fi internet access. All bedrooms have a power shower, WC, essential toiletries and fluffy towels to complete your stay. Many bedrooms consist of both bath and showers.
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Bay Area Bites Guide To 5 Movie Theaters Serving Food and Alcoholic Beverages
Date night just got easier with this list of five local theaters that serve more than just popcorn and Junior Mints.
One of the most revered local celebrations, San Francisco's Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), took place on Saturday, November 2 in the Mission District. Naomi Fiss' photos reveal the beauty of the San Francisco community, the commemoration of lives, and the rich cultural tradition that the Mission District has held for decades.
This story steps inside San Francisco botanicas to meet healers who use local and imported herbs to helping clients make a mind-body connection. KQED's Shuka Kalantari reports the centuries-old traditions of healing is rooted in using medicinal plants that can be gathered and grown.
San Francisco celebrated Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, on Friday November 2 in the Mission. This traditional Mexican / Mexican-American holiday honors ancestors and loved ones who are no longer with us, and helps us take a moment to acknowledge and reflect on the importance of those people. The images portrayed show the beauty of community, the commemoration of lives, and the rich cultural tradition that the Mission District has held for decades.
Looking for spooky inspiration for your Halloween table? Enjoy our holiday round-up of all things pumpkin-y and Halloween-y. They're scarily delicious!
Decorate sugar skulls with icing, sequins and feathers or learn to make bone-shaped Pan de Muerto bread for the upcoming Day of the Dead festivities in the Bay Area.
In the Bay Area, the skeletons and jack o' lanterns of Halloween are always interwoven with the sugar skulls and marigold-strewn altars of Mexico's Day of the Dead. So why not use goat as a base for this Halloween stew baked a pumpkin? Goat is a traditional meat for Day of the Dead dishes–and, with their spooky eyes and devilish implications, a perfectly haunting choice for Halloween, too.


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Back to Camel Land
August 27, 2014
"Once a Camel, always a Camel." The return to Camel Land, as we lovingly call campus, is always anxiously awaited. This year, I moved in early because I completed a week of training to prepare me to be a student leader on campus. While there are several ways to be a student leader on campus, I chose to be a Student Adviser, an important part of Orientation.
Being a Student Adviser entails working closely with a handful of first-year students to help them acclimate to campus, both during Orientation and in the days and weeks that follow. I went through a week of training to be sure that I would best be able to help our newest Camels.
Preparing for Orientation is just as much fun than the actual events. Watching and participating in all of the hard work that goes into Orientation was incredible: There's the beautiful summer weather, productive meetings in which everyone is working toward a common goal, and good friends who make an early return to campus exciting. All student leaders who were back on campus early had a chance to bond as we all excitedly awaited the arrival of the first-year students. We discussed Orientation events over dinner and spent our free time enjoying the sun. As a student leader, you really get to know the campus in ways that you might not otherwise.
Returning to campus and helping new students get adjusted was a great way to end the summer. I was able to move in early, get settled and then give back to new students, answering their questions and helping them get around campus. I gave them the same royal treatment that I was given a year ago when I arrived on campus for the first time.
Arrival Day 2014
August 26, 2014
I returned to campus a few days early to help capture Arrival Day for the Class of 2018 and transfer students. It was a long day and brought back many memories of my arrival four years ago. Take a look!
Enjoying time with the ladies of '59
June 18, 2014
At the beginning of June, I was one of 40 students who returned to campus for Reunion 2014. As student hosts, Sam Santiago '17 and I had the pleasure of working with 15 ladies from the Class of 1959 who returned for their 55th reunion. (For historical reference, it would be another 10 years after these ladies graduated before Connecticut College would accept men.) Sam and I also served as hosts to a 100-year-old member of the Class of 1935 who returned to celebrate.
At Reunion, most returning alumni stay in the residence halls. For the weekend, the Class of 1959 called Wright dorm home. With cookies, the 1959 yearbook, posters of celebrities of the era and decorations, Sam and I transformed Wright's common room into a "hospitality suite" fit for reminiscing. Our alumni called us "house mothers," a dated reference to the young, female professors who used to live in the residence halls and tend to the students.
Highlights of the weekend included a "blue-book quiz" that tested the ladies' memories of their college years and a class dinner at the Lyman Allyn Art Museum that featured a vocal performance by the talented Nancy Savin '59.
Most of all, I simply enjoyed talking with the alumni, learning about their lives during and after college. An alumna named Gail described how each student used to take a required final examination in their area of study. If they failed it, even if they had a 4.0 GPA, they could not graduate! Gail also described how the number of people in a particular class used to diminish greatly, as women left to marry men from the Coast Guard Academy, Yale, Wesleyan and other schools.
Members of the Class of 1959 have a deep love for their alma mater. Despite the College's changes and renovations over the years, the 55th reunion class kept saying that what never changed about Connecticut College is the truly wonderful people.
The ConnCollegeLive Experience is on summer break!
May 27, 2014
It's summer at Connecticut College! Our fantastic blog team has left campus for the break. They're off to internships, jobs and a few months of well-deserved relaxation. Although our team may share photos or quick updates over the next few months, the ConnCollegeLive Experience will be taking a break for the summer. We'll be up and running again in September.
In our inaugural year, our team of nine students produced over 130 posts. Through photography, words and video, our blog team captured their experiences in classes, with their advisers, meeting their roommates and making their mark on campus.
Highlights of this first year include the following posts.
- Alexis Cheney '16 took part in the first ever Pre-Floralia 5K Color Run and reflected on her class trip to the United Nations.
- Laura Cianciolo '16 attended President Bergeron's first Q&A and captured beautiful scenes of winter snowfall with her camera.
- Matteo Mobilio '16 recorded the excitement of dance fitness classes and importance of Curricular reVision Week on film.
- Kurt Reinmund '15 took viewers behind the scenes of the Martial Arts Club, then wrote about his study abroad experience from Prague.
- Calli Reynolds '17 took part in her first Eclipse Weekend, a Connecticut College tradition filled with dance, history and alumni connections. As a first-year student, she came to realize that age doesn't really matter in college.
- CJ Robinson '16 wrote about his experience at the "Speak Up and Take Rape Culture Down" conference, and shared his favorite meals from Smith Dining Hall.
- Miguel Salcedo '14 captured photographs of his experience as a studio art major, showing late nights in Cummings Arts Center and life in the senior studio.
- Dana Sorkin '16 recorded her experiences as a first-time cast member of the Vagina Monologues, and as member of the Women's Rugby team.
- Marina Stuart '16 explored the history of Mamacoke Island, part of the Arboretum, and catalogued her excitement to study abroad in Scotland next fall.
The ConnCollegeLive Experience also included guest posts by Oliver Ames '17 about his involvement with TEDxConnecticutCollege, Yumi Kovic '14 about her science tutoring and Patty Shields '14, who reflected on her week at ESPN during the Super Bowl.
Have an idea for a guest post? Interested in writing, photographing or making videos as a Class of 2018 Camel? Send an email!
See you in the Fall, New London!
May 23, 2014
During finals, it's easy to spend hours and hours in your room or the library studying, writing papers and completing final projects. May is one of the most beautiful months at Conn, and it's nice to step outside, even for a little bit, and enjoy the warm weather and beautiful trees. Matteo and I took a break from studying to drive into New London and spending some time by the Thames River, visiting our favorite spots in town before we head out for the summer.
Intramural throwback
May 22, 2014
When you revisit an old passion, you often can't help but throw your all into it. It makes you feel alive. For me, that passion is soccer -- the best sport on the planet.
I started playing soccer in middle school, as an ambitious player who was on on two or three teams at once. While I didn't continue on to play the sport in college, I'm still getting the chance to play frequently -- this time with less competition.
Intramural athletics at Conn are a way for students like myself to continue playing sports they enjoy, but more for fun than for competition. We make our own teams of friends, and we play two or three times each week against other teams that students have formed. It's exciting for me because, of course, I get to get back out on the field and, with that, comes a rush of adrenalin.
Playing soccer and meeting new people is what it's all about. We bond through sweat, hard work and the passion to win. Even more important, though, might be the grace of losing. In fact, other teams have told us that, even when we're losing, we still look like we're having fun. While no one particularly likes losing, everyone loves being together and going for the goal. Yea, that's right-GOOOALLLLLL.
Singing the stress away
May 19, 2014
The year has now ended, but those last few weeks are arguably the most busy moments of the entire school year. With finals looming, deadlines for next year's leadership positions arriving and beloved friends preparing for graduating, the last weeks of the year beg great balancing acts. Though I am no acrobat, I have found a way to keep my sanity: by singing.
Before the semester ended, I reflected on how important singing has been for me during this entire year:
I sing on Mondays and Thursdays in Chamber Choir. We begin our rehearsals with massage trains (very relaxing) and warm-ups. Then we sing. Whether classical or modern, the music relaxes and rejuvenates me. For example, when the choir sings "Ubi Caritas," a beautiful Gregorian chant, in Harkness Chapel, I can't help but feel at peace. The livelier song "Wanting Memories," also helps me let loose. Accompanied by African drums, we move to the beat while singing. Last Sunday, we showcased our talents at our Spring Choral Concert, "Vive l'Amour". Before we performed, Professor Moy, our choir director, compared singing in a concert to taking the SATs: at a certain point you have to stop practicing, trust yourself and go for it. We went for it and the audience loved it.
On Tuesdays, I enjoyed singing individually. This year, I took voice lessons with the amazing Jurate Svedaite-Waller. Voice lessons are free at Conn for students. I am happy I've taken this opportunity because Jurate has revolutionized the way I think about singing. Just like running, singing is a sport. One must exercise muscles throughout the body to produce a beautiful sound. Similarly to running, singing helps me relax and enjoy the moment.
Using capstones to capture an audience
May 16, 2014
As we come to the end of this amazing year, many of my graduating friends are preparing their theses and final projects, showing the campus what they've put so much hard work into all year long. I have seen quite a few projects in the sciences and in the arts.
Although the chemistry department seminar series usually features visiting faculty or professionals from other colleges and businesses, the final event of the year featured our very own students presenting their research. It was quite interesting to finally find out what my senior tutors do in their off-time, when they're not helping me learn the ins and outs of chemistry. I'm excited to see myself in their shoes, completing research with a faculty member, when I am a senior.
On the completely other side of the academic spectrum, I also attended a senior capstone project in our very own Tansill blackbox theater. I'm not normally one to dabble in theater, but last Friday night I heard that a friend's senior, independent project was being performed, so I gave it a shot. I can honestly say it was time well spent. The performer, my friend Jacob Rosenbaum '14, performed the entire 45 minute play, "Barely Naked," entirely by himself. He humbly graced the stage every moment of the show. By integrating dance, theatre, vocals, and witty humor, Jacob captured my mind with this theatrical story.
Between science and theater, I've appreciated the opportunity to see what my friends have been up to all year. It's amazing to witness their hard work come to life.
Breakfast in Knowlton
May 14, 2014
The heavier my workload, the earlier I wake up. In the midst of finals, I wake up around 6:30 a.m. Others are up early in the dorm, too, some exersizing to work out videos, others already studying or meeting with classmates. I find myself often studying in the same, cozy corner of Knowlton, at the end of the corridor near Knowlton Dining Hall. Because the dining hall only opens for lunch, I can count on the hallway to be quiet.
Last time I studied there, a wonderful member of the kitchen staff noticed me, still in my PJs, sprawled out on the ground with my books. When she approached me, I expected her to ask me to move since I might be obstructing the hallway. To my pleasant surprise, however, she offered me tea and coffee. She even opened the dining hall to me and invited me to eat some breakfast. When I entered the dining hall, a wave of calmness rushed over me. I enjoyed the peace and quiet of the normally bustling room. I sat at the Russian language table even though I speak French just because I could. After eating, I slowly sipped my coffee while reading "The Turn of the Screw" until the time came to head, with renewed calmness, to class. It was a gentle, caring staff member from the dining hall who made all the difference that day.
Why do YOU relay?
May 12, 2014
When I came to Conn, I didn't know what to expect at Relay for Life. Here, it's an event spearheaded by students, but open to faculty, staff and the New London community. In fact, many of the walkers are teams from New London.
I have participated in Relay for Life for the past three years and, although I was away at college for the first time, I continued walking with the same mission. I walked for my grandpa, my friend's mom, for those I don't know personally, for those who survived and for those who did not.
It's more than just walking; our Relay has dance workshops and live music to keep people upbeat and energized and snacks to keep us fed. My favorite concessions included Chipotle and Girl Scout Cookies. The local food trucks also made appearances.
To see so many people walking was wonderful. This was my first Relay experience at Conn and I really enjoyed it. I'll be back at it next year, too.
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Dr Johnson's House is a charming 300-year-old townhouse, nestled amongst a maze of courts and alleys in the historic City of London. Samuel Johnson, the writer and wit, lived and worked here in the middle of the eighteenth century, compiling his great Dictionary of the English Language in the Garret.
Today, the House is open to the public with a collection relating to Johnson, a research library, restored interiors and a wealth of original features. Often described by visitors as a hidden gem, 17 Gough Square is a tranquil spot in the midst of the bustling City.
Dictionary Quiz Night
Wednesday 15 April, 7pm
Calling all Language-Lovers! Join us for an evening of word games and Johnsoniana to celebrate the 260th anniversary of Johnson's Dictionary.
Late-Night Opening
Thursday 14 May, 5.30 - 8pm
As part of the Museums at Night festival, discover the Georgian interior of Dr Johnson's House, after hours.
Dr Johnson Walks
Next walk: April 1 2015
Explore the courts and alleys off Fleet Street with an experienced City Guide.
Easter Opening Hours
We will be closed from Friday 3 - Monday 6 April inclusive. We will re-open as usual on Tuesday 7 April.
We will also be closed on Friday 17 April.
EASTER. n.s. [from the Saxon; easter, Dutch]
The day on which the Christian Church commemorates our Saviour's resurrection.
Happy Easter from Dr Johnson's House!


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Media is bombarding us everywhere.
Instead of sheltering his brain from the onslaught, Steve embraces the news stories, entertainment, billboards, blogs, talk shows and everything in between.
The former writer, editor and producer in TV, radio, Web and newspapers, will be talking about what media does in our community and how it shapes who we are and what we do.
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|Movies & TV - March 27, 2015
|Local stations mining more viewers among fractured audience
|Local broadcasters have had to change what it broadcasts to gather as large of a desired niche viewership it can to serve its advertisers. That means taking a look at demographics and programing for a specific audience at different parts of the day.
|Movies & TV - March 23, 2015
|Street Corner Symphony singer is all about that bass at "Sing-Off" concert
|For Adam Chance of Street Corner Symphony, the live show is the best place to get to see more than what was on television. The bass singer of the a capella group appeared on NBC's "Sing Off" and now he's a part of the national tour. The group takes the stage at 8 p.m. on Saturday at the Riverside in Milwaukee.
|Movies & TV - March 20, 2015
|Radio rankings back to the same with WMIL-FM on top
|For a short period, as holiday music takes over the air, people shift and sample other stations. Now that we are back into a normal grove, things are back to where they were with WMIL-FM 106.1 at the top of the ratings.
|Movies & TV - March 16, 2015
|Adler finds his way each morning on FM 102/1
|For Jon Adler, the morning host on FM 102/1 (that's WLUM-FM 102.1), the more music format change has defined him.
|Movies & TV - March 13, 2015
|Riverside hosts a cappella "The Sing-Off" talent
|A number of a cappella musicians from NBC's "The Sing-Off" will take the Riverside stage on Saturday, March 28 - including Wisconsin's own Cat's Pajamas as the 8 p.m. show's openers.
|Movies & TV - March 12, 2015
|NeverBeast deserved this film's ending
|"Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast" came out on Blu-ray combo pack last week. Most of us older than say the age of 12 will love this film. And it isn't because of Tinker Bell or her friends who live in Pixie Hollow.
|Movies & TV - March 9, 2015
|Boys of summer are on the way
|My friends, it is time to talk about baseball. Last week, Fox Sports Wisconsin and the Milwaukee Brewers announced a 150-game television schedule for the 2015 season.
|Movies & TV - March 6, 2015
|WITI-TV takes advantage of evening opportunities
|In front of the television set, we may escape into a favorite program, catch up on what has been recorded, or seek more information on what is going on in our community. It's the latter that has propelled WITI-TV Fox 6 to the most-watched late night local news destination - surprising considering the traditional tide in broadcast history and that its nightly edition starts at 9 p.m.
|Movies & TV - March 2, 2015
|Godspeed Nimoy: Spock taught us to "live long and prosper"
|Leonard Nimoy, who passed away on Friday morning in Los Angeles, had a world-wide following for his masterful work as Spock on "Star Trek."
|Movies & TV - February 27, 2015
|WISN wins sweeps, is most-watched in Milwaukee
|For the latest sweep that ended on Wednesday, WISN-TV Ch. 12 emerged as the winner as the most watched station in the market. This time, the ABC affiliate leaned on the strength of its early evening newscasts at 5 and 6 p.m.
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In attempting to keep photo URLs in sync between my application and Facebook, I'd like to detect if a photo is deleted from an album. Is there any API for getting something like recently deleted IDs, or is the only option to walk the collection (in this case, an album) and compare the IDs to ones stored in my database?
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Sorry, there isn't an API for getting deleted IDs. You would, as you mention, need to walk over all the photos to figure out which one has been deleted.


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Disney's Frozen Christmas Cake
For me, this year has been all about Walt Disney World, and in particular, Disney's Frozen. So when it came to decorating my Christmas cake, I knew it was going to have to have a Frozen theme. I'd seen the sugar glass (or ice) a few times on Pinterest but they were always American recipes and involved corn syrup and, frankly, unless you're Buddy the Elf, it's unlikely you're going to come across this on your travels. I was worried that substituting golden syrup would taint the colour but it didn't seem to at all (obviously if you're aiming for clear 'glass' then this recipe won't work for you'). I used colouring paste, but liquid will work too. These gorgeous little cake toppers are from Cake Decorating Store, as are the cutters. I cut out the 'frozen fractals' from leftover icing (sticking them on with a dab of boiling water) but decorate however you want, or just leave it plain and sprinkle with a bit of glitter (I love glitter).


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Behind The Scenes At The Taste Of Home Cooking School
Nearly two-thousand of you got enjoy this awesome show from the seats, but what was it like backstage as a sous chef?
Nearly two-thousand of you got enjoy this awesome show from the seats, but what was it like backstage as a sous chef?
Randy Houser is one of three Nashville Stars appearing at our Intimate Acoustic Show Monday, October 1 at The Rome Capitol Theater. In 2007 or 2008 when we were looking for a Frogfest artist, a record label sent us advance copies on a new artist coming out. We had to promise on Grandma's grave that we wouldn't let the copies out of our sight and not share them with anyone. That artist turned out to be Randy Houser.
Andy Gibson is one of the stars taking the stage for our second Acoustic Show October 1st at Rome Capitol Theatre.
Relive the music of Chilipalooza 2012 - our chili cook-off and music festival at the Herkimer County Fairgrounds.
ConFROGulations to the Village of Frankfort on being named the Chilipalooza's best chili. Second place when to newcomers Schuyler Fire Department and Mother Marianne's West Side Kitchen took tird.
Heidi Newfield is one of the stars who'll take the stage at our second Intimate Acoustic show October 1st at Rome Capitol Theatre. And she's ready to raise the roof.
We call it an "Intimate Acoustic Show," Nashvillians and country musicians refer to it as a "Guitar Pull." According to one website it's
an informal get-together of songwriters to test new material on each other, play each others' songs and party.
I call it a good time, Randy Houser, Andy Gibson and Heidi Newfield will all appear at our 2nd Acoustic Show/Guitar Pull at Rome Capitol Theater, October 1.
With Chili-Palooza coming up on September 21s, it's had me thinking of what possibly could be some the strangest Chili recipes. I've been able to locate a Boilermaker Chili, I've seen some with chocolate, but what about with booze? People use whiskey and wine to cook so why shouldn't chili fall into that category? Well it kind does. This either may be really good, or really awful but here's a recipe for Bacardi Rum Chili from our friends at epicurean.com.
The complete musical lineup for our second annual Chilipalooza event has been announced. Panama, A Van Halen Tribute band was announced earlier today. Check out two more great Central New York acts that will be part of the show.
Central New York's biggest chili event, Chili-Palooza, is coming up September 21st at the Herkimer County Fair grounds. Maybe you're debating going and one factor you're considering is health. You're thinking "Chili isn't very healthy". Well I'm here to prove to you that it is. Here's 5 reasons Chili is good for your health.
Now Central New York is home of one of the biggest road races in the country, The Boilermaker. Now we are home to one of the biggest Chili cook offs with Chili Palooza. What happens if you combine the love of Chili with the love of Boilermaker? Introducing the Boilermaker Chili.
Amanda June of Watertown took home the crown at Big Frog 104's Texaco Country Showdown in Sylvan Beach. Check out Amanda's performance of Reba's "'Till You Love Me" and "Why Haven't I Heard From You."


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Green Day Documentaries to Premiere at SXSW [VIDEO]
Not one but two films will be shown at South by Southwest in Austin.
Not one but two films will be shown at South by Southwest in Austin.
The band's documentary about their last three albums will be screened this weekend in Colorado.
After Billie Joe Armstrong's stint in rehab, the band is now looking forward to getting back on the stage and making up for lost time.
Although the spot was cut from the final version of the film during the editing process, Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong played a cameo role as himself in the latest Judd Apatow film, 'This is 40.' While the clip doesn't appear on the big screen, fans can now check out the lost footage online, seen below.
Green Day being down a rehabbing member hasn't kept them from releasing new music and even creating music videos. Rather than the band starring in the clip for their latest single, 'Stray Heart,' they've served up a concept video in which the stars are a guy with a gaping hole and his extremely mobile heart.
The band made a contribution to the soundtrack for "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2."
The band is making changes due to Billie Joe Armstrong's stint in rehab.
The band continues to build excitement for their new album that comes out in November.
The band unleashes a new single from their new album 'Uno!'
After a video of Armstrong's meltdown went viral, the band released their official statement.
For those wondering if Green Day had mellowed out in their older years, we present Billie Joe Armstrong's f-bomb filled tirade at the Las Vegas-based iHeartRadio Music Festival.


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Reviewed By Kevin K (Loveland, CO) Reviewed for a 2010 Ford F-150 —8/26/2014 5:34 PM
Install took about an hour and a half. Very easy. Watch the video before hand, it was helpful. This thing looks nice and works perfectly. As long as it holds up long term I'll be very happy.


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Tangra Masala: Indian/Chinese Fusion
Tangra Asian Fusion is a HUGE restaurant. Easily fit several hundred in here so they had plenty of room for our group of 13.
We were set up at a table in the center of the room and could see some sort of bridal shower at the end of the room up on a raised floor.
The dining area is very well decorated and I was happy with the environment.
Favorite Dish: Not everyone ate here due to the fact we had mostly eaten before hand at La Portena. The food served and shared family style by our group was excellent. I highly recommend the lollipop chicken and shrimp rolls along with many of the dishes.
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