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Fiona Davidson
Give Me Romance Everytime
Maybe a little romance is needed
Lightening our days in all this grey
To place a smile on our faces
You can't have too much romance
In a life that's filled with sadness
Making us laugh with pleasure
Give me romance to dazzle me
To make my heart sing out loud
And make me feel I'm alive
Bring on the romance to me
It's welcome in a soul of tears
Appreciated from this coldness
Give me romantic words and deeds
So pleasing to my eyes and ears
Make me happy for a little while
Give me romance everytime
To make me blush and smile
Instead of all these teasing words
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Aaroon Ela (2/11/2010 2:24:00 AM)
Hello Fiona
Believe me i am so content and being revived, this the kind of poem i like much, full of romanticism and animation.
Love you Fiona for that and please continue.
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Matt Mooney (9/2/2009 5:44:00 AM)
Agreed. Is romance the result of thought and consideration or a spontaneous action or an ambience in which we suddenly find ourselves? . Read my little contribution to the world of romance 'Montmartre'. (Report) Reply
Dave Dunn, aka Rhumour (7/12/2009 5:08:00 PM)
I'm all for romance - so much better than angst, though most of us find our share of each over time, so yes, carry on lightening our days with romantic pieces :) (Report) Reply
Naseer Ahmed Nasir (6/18/2009 3:23:00 PM)
Whether ideological or real, romance keeps us alive.
Nice poem, Fiona. Beautiful and lyrical.
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Cindy Kreiner Sera (6/10/2009 8:34:00 AM)
Romance is what we all need, a little goes a long way and will only grow deeper, lets make it happen Thanks - for the message. (Report) Reply
Sue Sie (6/9/2009 7:39:00 AM)
A superb poem the first time I saw it...and I will reiterate my
comment from then....
Excellent content on the feelings and emotions that involve love and all
it means...We all need a little romance in our lives and this great poem
says it all....A great write...10+++++++++
Sue (Report) Reply
Smiley Hooker (6/9/2009 7:14:00 AM)
wow, pretty expressive and suggestive poem! I guess you've made it easier for me, dear, i will just send him a copy of this - lol.. very nice! : -) (Report) Reply
Ency Bearis (6/9/2009 7:11:00 AM)
nice message we need everyday must be.... to bright up our day...great one..10 (Report) Reply
Taher Al-Shemaly (6/9/2009 7:06:00 AM)
Reflects my mood at the moment perfectly!
Nicely done... as always. (Report) Reply
Andrew mark Wilkinson (6/9/2009 7:03:00 AM)
Everytime indeed let others get depressed at the worlds troubles give us song and deeds Andy 10 (Report) Reply
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Oh consistency, thou art a Hewel!
Here's one: revisionist history attempting to besmirch the Founding Fathers and what they stood for by pointing out that, by the way, they owned slaves. This is an argument I've heard used by liberals, possibly as a circuitous attempt to make me question my "conservative" worldview. After all, their argument goes, only really nasty and ignorant people would own slaves, so the Founders were not so great after all, and not worthy of our emulation. According to some liberals, the founding era was a dark time of repression and slavery, not freedom, so we should not be so quick to espouse the virtues of men such as George Washington. This appears to be an indirect way of saying that we should not place much value on what the Founders wrote, since they were a bunch of racist, slave-owning, woman-hating jerks. We live in a much more "enlightened" era now, where everyone (almost, if it weren't for ignorant conservatives) has "equal rights."
An interesting argument indeed. First, this does not present anyone with any "new" knowledge. I remember learning about the fact that Washington and others in the founding era owned slaves when I was around 10 years old. No one is saying they didn't own slaves, but I suppose our liberal friends are just trying to remind us. Many of the people who are so thoughtfully bringing these facts to our attention, I imagine, would consider themselves socialists or Marxists to some degree. Interesting. Hitler was the leader of the National Socialist party in Germany. Need I say more? I think I will: Marxist ideologies were responsible for the unbelievable repression, destitution, and outright murder of tens of millions of people in the 20th century alone, and continue to oppress people today. So maybe we shouldn't give any heed to socialist or Marxist ideologies because leaders who espoused those principles were creeps.
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How about this one: Liberals constantly talk about the virtues of "equality" and push for a more egalitarian society, where everyone is the same as everyone else. Yet surprisingly (or maybe not), liberals are constantly dividing people up into an increasing number of "social classes" or "groups." There are not just blacks, whites, Asians, and Native Americans anymore; now there are poor, rich, middle-class, straights, gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transgenders, asexuals, and I'm sure I've missed seven or eight others. And of course, they're all competing for their own "rights" that are being infringed upon by the other groups. But if everyone is really equal, why divide them up into so many groups?
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Or how about the fact that a growing number of white liberals (and surprisingly some self-professed Christians) in America believe that the Jews in Israel are an "occupying force" guilty of apartheid against the Palestinian people, whose land the Jews "stole." Some liberals have even suggested that the Jews should leave that land and "go back to Europe" where they came from. Well then, to be fair to everyone (and consistent), perhaps the whites in this country (we'll start with hypersensitive liberals) should "go back to Europe" where they came from and leave North America to the Native Americans.
Considering the fact that liberals in this country are supposedly more educated than conservatives, it amazes me that I frequently hear these types of arguments in my conversations with liberals. One could almost get the impression that they're not really using logic, just emotions.
Oh consistency, thou art indeed a jewel!
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A controversial document on Russian cultural policy, commissioned by President Vladimir Putin and backed by the culture minister Vladimir Medinsky, has drawn criticism—even within the Kremlin. The document, written in the spring, was posted on the culture ministry's website this summer, where it is open to discussion until the autumn. The team working on the policy include Vladimir Tolstoy, Putin's cultural adviser and great-great-grandson of Leo Tolstoy, and Mikhail Piotrovsky, general director of the State Hermitage Museum.
Putin said in March that the aim of the policy was to create a cultural environment "that would be based on our history and traditions", adding that "we were, are and remain part of world culture". But excerpts from a preliminary draft of the document sparked controversy when they were leaked in April. Statements such as "Russia is not Europe" and a recommendation that the government refuses state support for "cultural projects that impose values that are alien to society" were cited, and took on added weight in the context of Russia's actions in Ukraine and a new law banning expletives in film, theatre, television and radio.Medinsky told journalists that the passages were not meant for publication but were taken from "interagency correspondence". "It wasn't written in the formal style, which can't be deciphered without legal education, but [was] written to be understood," he said.Piotrovsky, in an interview with Dozhd, an independent television channel, said the "provocative" passages had been leaked to "anger people". Tolstoy, who also criticised the leaked statements, said in June that the document needs further work.The officially published document that is currently under discussion does not contain the controversial passages, but it continues to attract criticism for its objective in establishing cultural "norms" that would apply to all media. Medinsky, who has been controversial since he was appointed culture minister in 2012, is often accused of playing both sides against the middle.Last year, in an interview with Elena Yampolskaya, the editor of Kultura, a once liberal newspaper that is now deeply conservative, he said: "I think that ideology—that is, a compendium of ideas—is a very proper thing. Without ideas a person becomes an animal. Liberals say that there shouldn't be any ideology, but they, apparently, want us to chew grass…"Kultura is known for its attacks on contemporary culture. Commenting in April on the ministry's decision to restructure its committees responsible for funding the arts, the newspaper said it was shocked to learn what kind of projects had been financed in the past: "Budgetary funds were spent on gore, foul language, pornography and talentless sorcery under the guise of innovation. On everything that depraves viewers, drives them into depression, kills real feelings in people and creates an image of Russia as a dismal country with no future."In June, Colta.ru, a liberal website covering cultural issues, published a letter from the first deputy minister of culture Vladimir Aristarhov warning that a children's puppet show due to be staged at a popular book festival was in violation of the law on "gay propaganda" among minors and that another play for adults used expletives. He also wrote that they "contradict the traditional moral values that are accepted in Russian culture" and threatened to withdraw the ministry's sponsorship if they were shown. The ministry denied banning the plays. Colta linked the attacks to the April article in Kultura.Medinsky, in an interview published in June in Komsomolskaya Pravda, an influential pro-Kremlin tabloid, defended his ties with Kultura. "One correspondent asked me: 'You are friendly with the Kultura newspaper. How is this possible? They are… reactionaries!' Why not? We live in a free society, don't we?" said Medinsky, pointing out that he also speaks with liberal journalists. "Why do we have to listen to only one aggressively liberal point of view about everything?"
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New build I tested out a few days ago. Makes for one hard core top laner.
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Originally published on Thu May 22, 2014 7:10 pm
Many Americans say their jobs are stressful — we complain of too much to do in too little time, demanding bosses or difficult colleagues. But researcher Sarah Damaske wanted to know, objectively, is being at work any harder than being at home?
Diabetes increases a woman's risk of dying from a heart attack or a stroke much more than it does for men, and scientists are trying to figure out why.
Women with diabetes were almost three times more likely to develop heart disease than women without the disease, a relative risk that's 44 percent higher than it is for men. That's despite the fact that men are more likely to have heart disease than women overall.
Since heart disease already is the number one killer of women, and the number of people with diabetes has been rising rapidly, this is not good news.
Originally published on Thu May 22, 2014 10:21 am
The number of women getting double mastectomies after a breast cancer diagnosis has been rising in the past 10 years, even though most of them don't face a higher risk of getting cancer in the other breast.
That has cancer doctors troubled, because for those women having the other breast removed doesn't reduce their risk of getting breast cancer again or increase their odds of survival. And they don't know why women are making this choice.
Originally published on Wed May 21, 2014 2:00 pm
Another month, another apocalyptic news report of some weird substance that kids are abusing in pursuit of a high.
The most recent example is "beezin'," which supposedly involves smearing Burt's Bee's lip balm on one's eyelids. The tingling allegedly heightens the sensation of being drunk or high, according to the Oklahoma Fox News affiliate that first declared this a "viral trend."
Originally published on Thu May 15, 2014 11:42 am
Scene: The happy-hour office party.
Your boss is relaxed, drink in hand. A little liquid courage of your own, and you approach her, taking a shot at an opportunity to impress. You open with a quip. She chuckles.
But does she really mean it? Or is she faking?
Only one-third of people can tell the difference between a fake laugh and the real deal, according to a study by Greg Bryant, a professor of communication at University of California, Los Angeles.
Originally published on Fri May 16, 2014 9:48 am
Alec Baldwin, you were salmoning!
The actor was ticketed in New York on Tuesday for riding his bicycle the wrong way on a one-way street.
Cyclists use the term "salmoning" to describe a biker going against the stream on a one-way bike lane. Surely the definition can be broadened to include Baldwin's infraction.
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If you were a bear and wanted to make a go of it in the frozen North (think polar bear, of course), what would you need to survive?
White fur would help, to help you sneak up on prey. Also plenty of body fat to stay warm. And you'd need great stamina to swim many miles from one ice floe to the next.
And there's another important trait, researchers reported Thursday: Polar bears have genes that help them live on a diet that's overloaded with fat — without suffering the sorts of human diseases that typically come with a diet of that sort.
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In the future, Earth's atmosphere is likely to include a whole lot more carbon dioxide. And many have been puzzling over what that may mean for the future of food crops. Now, scientists are reporting that some of the world's most important crops contain fewer crucial nutrients when they grow in such an environment.
Three out of four physicians believe that fellow doctors prescribe an unnecessary test or procedure at least once a week, a survey released Thursday finds.
The most frequent reasons that physicians order extraneous — and costly --medical care are fears of being sued, impulses to be extra careful and desires to reassure themselves about their assessments of patients, the survey said.
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Scientists reported Thursday they had figured out a way to make primitive human sperm out of skin cells, an advance that could someday help infertile men have children.
"I probably get 200 emails a year from people who are infertile, and very often the heading on the emails is: Can you help me?" says Renee Reijo Pera of Montana State University, who led the research when she was at Stanford University.
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Not so long ago, the workings of the digestive system were of interest only to gastroenterologists and 10-year-old boys. But the gut is now chic, with its microbiome playing a huge role in human health, and passing gas deemed a sign of healthy gut microbes.
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The Food and Drug Administration is trying to decide whether to approve a powerful new prescription painkiller that's designed to relieve severe pain quickly, and with fewer side effects than other opioids.
While some pain experts say the medicine could provide a valuable alternative for some patients in intense pain, the drug (called Moxduo) is also prompting concern that it could exacerbate the epidemic of abuse of prescription painkillers and overdoses.
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Like many other doctors across the country, Dr. Devesh Ramnath, a Dallas orthopedic surgeon, recently made the switch from paper to electronic medical records. This meant he no longer had to just take notes when he was examining a patient — he also had to put those notes into the computer as a permanent record.
"I was really focused on just trying to get the information in, and not really focusing on the patient anymore," Ramnath says.
Originally published on Tue April 15, 2014 5:03 pm
A lot of us know what can happen when we get hungry. We get grumpy, irritable and sometimes nasty.
There's even a name for this phenomenon: "Hangry, which is a combination of the words hungry and angry," says psychologist Brad Bushman from Ohio State University.
Originally published on Mon April 14, 2014 2:58 pm
It was late, almost 9 at night, when Justin Holden pulled the icy pizza box from the refrigerator at the Brookville Supermarket in Washington, D.C.
He stood in front of the open door, scanning the nutrition facts label.
Originally published on Mon March 17, 2014 11:59 am
Ever since the day Garrett Peterson was born, his parents have had to watch him suddenly just stop breathing.
"He could go from being totally fine to turning blue sometimes — not even kidding — in 30 seconds," says Garrett's mother, Natalie Peterson, 25, of Layton, Utah. "It was so fast. It was really scary."
Originally published on Wed March 12, 2014 4:08 pm
2014 is the first year most Americans will have to either have health insurance or face a tax penalty.
But most people who are aware of the penalty think it's pretty small, at least for this first year. And that could turn into an expensive mistake.
Originally published on Mon March 10, 2014 9:59 am
Teenagers put a lot of stock in what their peers are doing, and parents are forever trying to push back against that influence. But with the advent of social media, hanging out with the wrong crowd can include not just classmates, but teenagers thousands of miles away on Instagram, Snapchat and Facebook.
Originally published on Thu February 27, 2014 8:26 am
It's hard to imagine a more devastating diagnosis than ALS, also called Lou Gehrig's disease. For most people, it means their nervous system is going to deteriorate until their body is completely immobile. That also means they'll lose their ability to speak.
So Carl Moore of Kent, Wash., worked with a speech pathologist to record his own voice to use later — when he can no longer talk on his own.
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Established in 2008 Bottoms Up! provides Melbourne with the most comprehensive courses, classes and workshops in Burlesque and Pole Dancing. We have two Victorian locations, Bottoms Up! HQ is our Brunswick studio and we have a brand new studio now open in Gisborne!
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Filmmaker finds and focuses on intriguing characters in Manitoba history
Twenty years ago, Paula Kelly walked into the Winnipeg Film Group (WFG) with a vague notion of channelling her background in history and literature into screenwriting.
The grassroots production co-operative was so welcoming to the "complete newbie," it soon gave Kelly a first-film grant to try writing and directing a 10-minute drama.
"That's where I got my start," says Kelly, now 49. "I found myself in the middle of a community of people that were willing to help me figure it out. I never looked back."
This weekend, the WFG's Cinematheque is honouring Kelly's career achievements by screening -- with free admission -- a two-part retrospective of her films from the past decade.
Kelly has just received the inaugural Manitoba Film Hothouse Award for Creative Development. The annual award, designed to recognize and support a local director through the development stages of filmmaking, includes $10,000 cash from the province and $5,000 in production services from the WFG. It replaces the award the WFG formerly gave to an emerging filmmaker.
"It is an incredible gesture of support, which really was unexpected," says the director, who is now shooting a 20-minute documentary called Art and Stone: The Story of the Winnipeg Art Gallery for the MTS Winnipeg On Demand TV channel.
She also created her previous short, Blog Winnipeg (about our love-hate relationship with the city), for the digital channel.
Kelly is both a documentary and a dramatic filmmaker, often blending the two. The retrospective, she says, has forced her to contemplate her films as a body of work. While others might immediately see common threads of Manitoba history and strong women, she sees a preoccupation with rich, intriguing characters.
"My films always seem to hinge on a character. With Souvenirs (a 2008 trio of shorts about local history, made during a residency at the City of Winnipeg Archives), the city is a character. With Art and Stone, the WAG building is a character."
Kelly, the daughter of visual artist Jo'Anne Kelly, grew up surrounded by art. But it was her research for her 2006 docudrama Appassionata, about local composer Sonia Eckhardt-Gramatté, that led her to tell the WAG story.
Ferdinand Eckhardt, who was married to the composer and led the WAG from 1953 to 1974, proved to be as fascinating as his wife in his relentless drive to see a world-class home built for the gallery -- a dream that was realized in 1971.
The WAG doc will air on TV sometime between October and January. With the gallery marking its centennial in 2012, Kelly hopes there will eventually be a screening at the gallery.
Meanwhile, she will use the Hothouse Award to continue developing several dramatic features that are at various stages. The Emancipation of Emily Blake tells the story of a Brandon servant girl who had an affair with her employer and was charged with murdering his wife in 1899.
The Crest, a futuristic short drama Kelly will shoot this August or September, is set circa 2050. It's about the last farm family in Manitoba facing a catastrophic flood.
Phantom Love is a Winnipeg story about a 15-year-old girl. It's set in the "gritty, grimy" winter of 1975, when the city -- including Kelly herself -- embraced the horror-musical movie Phantom of the Paradise with a fervor unique in the world. Kelly believes it was our bleak surroundings that compelled us to escape into Phantom's "glittery glam-rock world."
The Kelly films screening Friday are The Notorious Mrs. Armstrong (about Winnipeg General Strike organizer Helen Armstrong), plus Souvenirs and Blog Winnipeg.
Saturday, Appassionata screens, preceded by a live violin performance by Oleg Pokhanovski of a piece by Eckhardt-Gramatté. Kelly will introduce her films on both nights.
"I was interviewing Ivan Eyre, the artist, yesterday (for the WAG documentary)," she says. "One thing he said that struck me was that the value of a solo exhibition, for him, lies in the relationship of one painting to another....
"I guess the same thing can be said for a retrospective of films. I've never had a chance to see them screened together like this. It will be interesting to see what kind of overlapping resonance there is between the films."
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Angela S Loved it! Feb 20, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Barbara s Unique dishes that I would not make at home. Love the complete meal experience. Quality is outstanding. Feb 8, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kelly O Excellent service, excellent food, excellent atmosphere, what more could a person ask for!??!!! Feb 7, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by mark m Great food and service. Fine dining?? Jan 25, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Melissa P Great service, great food. Jan 22, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Barb W From appetizers to dessert, our food and service were exceptional. The ambience was lovely. we were checked and several times in the evening – we were well attended to. Dec 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ann H The food was excellent, you cannot go wrong with the lamb, absolutely delicious. Dec 4, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Michelle D Our server was very personable and had tasted the specials so that was helpful. It could have been a 5 but we waited for refills on sodas a few times and our table was so close to another table that a server bumped my head and was very close a couple of times. Things were just a little too cozy. Nov 23, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Natasha Always highest marks except tonight. Waiter not only had a hard time understanding us but menu too, Nov 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by LeeAnn L Waiter George was very knowledgeable and attentive. Food was unique and delicious! Oct 29, 2014
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