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"We're going to try to pretend we're at the Mercury Lounge," pleads leader Colin Meloy after a few rote numbers from the band's back catalog. It's a strategic ploy, setting up the midsized Ballroom as a straw man for the Big Time (the band's latest, The Crane Wife, is their first for major label Capitol), when in reality there are probably less than 2,000 people here. Regardless, Meloy's foot-shuffling apology assumes that large portions of the crowd believe they are in on a secret, that the Decemberists are an untainted troupe of backwoods poets we should expect to be seeing in a much smaller, more intimate setting. This is what Meloy needs to believe.
At the Ballroom, the Decemberists walked onstage to a behind-the-curtain introduction by someone with a faux-British accent almost as bad as Meloy's, asking the audience to "imagine you are standing atop a vast canyon wall, staring miles down as six figures walk into view, the wind whipping at their clothes." So much of this band's image is based on winking deprecation of this sort, painting them as inauspicious, honest artists forced into the commercial arena, but the truth is the Decemberists take their career in rock very seriously. The time between each number's final strum and Meloy's roadie handing him a different guitar for the next was subatomic. The world has not known a concert this economic and slick since Genesis in the mid 1980s, and I had a hard time believing these six windswept figures longed for the Mercury Lounge at all.
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"Daddy, Where Are We Going" Will Invite a Foreign Family for a Korean-Style Homestay Special
Popular MBC variety show "Daddy, Where Are We Going?" will be inviting a foreign family for a home-stay special episode.
According to a representative, the team will be inviting a foreign family who came to Korea on tour and spend some fun time with them while showing some traditional Korean tourist attractions. . ... Read more


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Fairhope AL Photos & Information
Here in beautiful Fairhope, AL we want to share with you the many emotional and stunning and simply charming locations in this gorgeous village, situated on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay. We hope to do this with contributions by both professional and amateur photographers and others who live here, or are merely passing by. There are so many things to see and do and experience around this appealing area. Visitors and residents alike love to stroll and linger on the Mobile Bay waterfront, enjoy local rivers, sugar-sand beaches provided by the Gulf of Mexico, and the hundreds of other sights in Lower Alabama, known — as Los Angeles is to millions of people — as LA.
Facts about Fairhope that may make you linger just a little longer:
These celebrities and just plain good folks were born in, or grew up in, or called Fairhope home at some time:
As you can see, there is no doubt that Fairhope is the inspiration of many of our finest creative and artistic minds and souls. Visit us often, and enjoy some of the fresh and new content which our residents and visitors provide us with.
Fountain and Rose Garden at dusk
Photo by Dan Therrell
The lighted fountain at the Fairhope Pier-Rose Garden is one of the most beautiful spots in town. Try to come down about 8:00 PM ins the summer to see the lights come on after sunset.


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May 18th, 2012 #91
Was there ever a round 2 for this one?
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May 26th, 2012 #92
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May 26th, 2012 #93
Yeeah, I don't know what you're planning Eofn, but me and Ian already have a thing planned out with Manley. Sent you a PM.
June 15th, 2012 #94
June 26th, 2012 #95
hump de bump
tryna get this started...
June 27th, 2012 #96
EoW just had a team based event such a shame no one notices... Was fun
"Take credit for anything embedded in the edit as long as you ment it when you said It"
June 27th, 2012 #97
The EOW is aboard for this.
Not too long ago I sent out PM's to a bunch of activity moderators proposing a massive activity crossover but it sort of fell through and people forgot about it. Let's do it!
June 27th, 2012 #98
CA.org - The Wrath of Gaia
Gaia is the personification of the Earth and these are her offspring as related in various myths. Maybe that could be the central theme of the activities.
June 27th, 2012 #99
can there please be a banner up top for the challenges. Preferably something that shows the topic. Maybe you can display some of the winning pieces with updates.
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June 27th, 2012 #100
June 27th, 2012 #101
July 7th, 2012 #102
Well, this fell through blatantly and hard. I think this is a testament to why this site has been so stagnant lately. A breath of fresh air is needed - where are the people that were talking but don't act on it?
July 7th, 2012 #103
Moderators need to wake up those new kids. They seams to be more interested in finding a job, instead of real fun in doing art.
July 7th, 2012 #104
I have noticed that this website has been remarkably quiet compared to six months to even a year ago. There seemed to be a much more active community then as compared to now.
Even still I'm still thinking this is an interesting idea.
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July 7th, 2012 #105
Calm before the storm.
Anyways, preparations are still going way. It's a bit of a fuzz to coordinate with people disappearing for vacations now and then, but team building threads should pop up any minute now.
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July 9th, 2012 #106
Anyone want to team up for EoW next week?
"Take credit for anything embedded in the edit as long as you ment it when you said It"
July 9th, 2012 #107
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July 9th, 2012 #108
I remember that banner. It got my attention. There were at least a hundred that signed up as well. The community challenges are easy to overlook. I think the all star grid up top can be replaced by challenge banners.
Look at how burried in the middle the challenges are. Keep in mind the banners up top take up my entire screen. I'm not complaining, but I rarely have a reason to click on them. I know CA 4.0 is on the way. A change like this would be welcome.
July 10th, 2012 #109
Oh man, you know what I could really go for right about now? Another Last Man Standing. Not like that team one that had a while back, but a hardcore, multiple round, to the death stand-off. Those were so cool! Ahh the good old days.. /sigh
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July 10th, 2012 #110
July 10th, 2012 #111
Hm. I just noticed the Team Challenge subforum at the community activities forum. Is this new, or has this been around for a while already?
July 10th, 2012 #112
I made it three days ago, so it's pretty new. Just waiting for people to get the threads up (I'm leaving the country tomorrow, so won't be able to oversee it)
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Monthly Archives: January 2010
Paprika, Black and Citrus
January 25, 2010 – 10:51 am
Happy Monday everyone! I'm back! Again, I must apologize for my lengthy absence. While I was away, I spent most of my time adding new products and making improvements to the shop but I also spent time designing a swanky new version of this little blog… hopefully I'll be able to share that ...
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January 21, 2010 – 9:07 am
Hello lovelies! I know, I know, it's been almost a month since my last post – which is like an eon in the blog world – but things have been a bit insane behind the scenes of betsywhite lately. I've been a busy little bee getting the shop ready for the ...
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By Jane Hu@facebook on Women Real Tired of Your Shit in Art
Lili has been writing a close-up of "Stuff in Art" series since before The Toast launched, so plagiarism accusations really don't hold here! See her first post from Aug 2011: http://thehairpin.com/2011/08/painful-groins-in-art/
By Lili L. on Women Real Tired of Your Shit in Art
@AmandaElsewhere Hi! Lili here! This has been a series at The Hairpin since 2011. :)
By ohbladi on Never Have I Ever Written a Book (Until Now): A Conversation With Katie Heaney
"We're just all individual people doing what we want, or at least that's how it should be. " - THIS. It's really refreshing to hear someone say that. I saw in an interview recently (maybe linked to on THP?) that Mindy Kaling said she was so successful in part because she never had any boyfriends or went to any parties while growing up. Movies/TV NEVER mention that there are people, especially women, who are entirely 'normal' who just didn't happen to date all that much or at all, unless they labeled those women as some kind of outcast or nerd. Can't we just do or not do whatever our life happens to unfold to on whatever timeline it happens and not judge ourselves for it? Whether it's about dating or losing our virginity or getting high for the first time? I mean damn. Anyway, congrats Katie and I will definitely buy your book!
By mollpants on Never Have I Ever Written a Book (Until Now): A Conversation With Katie Heaney
HAIRPIN SUCCESS STORY! like probably else, I discovered Katie on here, and I freaking love everything she writes and cannot wait to buy this. So great to see everything going wonderfully for her.
Also tbh, re: the cover, I was hoping she'd address if her dress and the wallpaper match in real life, and where one can buy both.
By 28739823@twitter on Reading Between The Texts: Sexting, Sort Of. (?)
B is absolutely correct about dick pics coming from dudes that end everything with haha or lol. Dead. On.
By Amelia Bedelia on Reading Between The Texts: Sexting, Sort Of. (?)
Reading Between the Texts is hands down my favorite thing to ever exist on the Internet. Happy birthday, Katie Heaney, and thank you for your texting wisdom which is hilarious and on point as always!
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@Miss Maszkerádi Generally, I agree with you. But there's just something about fruitlessly shaking one's fists at the stars when you've had a bad day - "Damn you, stars! Fucking Mercury."
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@KJZ It is entirely possible that your child will be a griffin, if I understand astrology.
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¡Perfecto! Todos se parecen el pene.
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"I was never going to be a 'chick' you know, doing 'chick stories.'
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Wisconsin Democratic Sen. Russ Feingold said Saturday that he will vote against attorney general nominee Michael Mukasey, saying he was troubled by Mukasey's views on the power of the presidency.
Mukasey appears likely to be confirmed by the Senate Judiciary Committee, having gained the support of at least two Democrats on the panel, Charles Schumer of New York and Dianne Feinstein of California. The panel will take up the nomination Tuesday.
Feingold joins several other Democrats on the committee in opposing the nomination. Many of those Democrats have cited Mukasey's testimony on the subject of torture.
Wisconsin's other senator, Democrat Herb Kohl, who also sits on the committee, said in an interview Thursday that he is undecided about his vote but has deep concerns about Mukasey's refusal to characterize as illegal the interrogation technique known as waterboarding.
In an interview Saturday, Feingold described Mukasey as a better nominee in many ways than the previous attorney general, Alberto Gonzales, whose nomination Feingold also voted against.
"I was certainly impressed with his credentials compared to Gonzales and his competence and his experience," Feingold said. "He appeared to be far more professional in his approach to this very important job than Gonzales."
Feingold said he thought Mukasey was prepared to "depoliticize" the Justice Department after a scandal over the firings of federal prosecutors, and he praised Mukasey for telling Feingold that he would give equal treatment to gay and lesbian employees in the department.
But Feingold said he thought Mukasey's views on executive power - an issue on which Feingold has been a vocal critic of the White House - shifted over the course of his private conversations and his public testimony toward the more expansive views of presidential power that the Bush administration has advanced. Feingold said he did not want to endorse those views with his vote.
"In the hearings, it seemed to me he'd gone through some kind of conversion overnight" on the issue, Feingold said. "I did not see evidence he'd be independent of the administration on that issue. I think this is an historic moment that constitutional scholars will write about for forever about the assertions of this administration. This doctrine of ever-expanding executive power over the ability of Congress to make laws has to stop."
Feingold called the torture issue another problem but said it was part of his the broader concern over presidential powers.
Kohl's concern
In a separate interview, Kohl said he was weighing what he saw as Mukasey's real attributes against his serious concerns about him.
"I would like to vote for him. . . . He's a smart man. I think he would provide some of the stability that is so sorely needed there," Kohl said.
But the state's senior senator cited the issue that other Democrats on the committee have called a major stumbling block for the nomination: Mukasey's refusal to characterize waterboarding - which simulates drowning - as illegal.
"I think, to the average person, this is not all that complicated: Waterboarding. Torture. Illegal. Unconstitutional. Most people, I believe, would associate those four words together," Kohl said. "The question then is his candor, his forthrightness. Is he independent?"
Kohl said Mukasey's unwillingness to term the technique as illegal was "very puzzling, if not incomprehensible. So I am mulling it over and trying to get maybe some additional answers."
Bush offers defense
President Bush defended Mukasey's answers on waterboarding in a speech last week, saying, "He does not want any statement of his to give the terrorists a window into which techniques we may use and which ones we may not use."
In his weekly radio address Saturday, Bush said: "In a time of war, it is vital for the president to have a full national security team in place - and the attorney general is a key member of that team. The attorney general is America's top law enforcement officer, with critical responsibilities for preventing terrorist attacks and protecting our nation. Judge Mukasey is uniquely qualified to fill this vital role."
On the waterboarding issue, Bush said: "Congressional leaders should not make Judge Mukasey's confirmation dependent on his willingness to make a public judgment about a classified program he has not been briefed on. If the Senate Judiciary Committee were to block Judge Mukasey on these grounds, it would set a new standard for confirmation that could not be met by any responsible nominee for attorney general."


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British Airways has warned that its UK regional feeder operations must return to profit within two years or face closure, following the introduction of a major rebranding and cost-reduction programme.
This week the UK carrier unveiled the rebranding plan for its CitiExpress division into BA Connect with a new low-fares remit. The new subsidiary will inherit 50 regional aircraft including 28 Embraer ERJ-145s, 14 BAe 146/Avro RJs and eight Bombardier Dash 8 Q300s (pictured above).The division, which was formed in 2001 through the merger of various BA divisions, has been suffering annual losses of around £30 million ($53.6 million), and its parent has given the regional business a two-year ultimatum to turn a profit: "The business plan calls for the airline to become profitable by the end of the financial year that finishes on 31 March 2008," says CitiExpress commercial director Steve Cassidy. "When the regional businesses came together in 2001 they were profitable," he adds.According to the division, BA chief executive Willie Walsh has "made no secret of the fact that this new business model has to work" within two years, or face closure.The aim of the reorganisation is to grow passenger volume by 10% and to reduce costs dramatically, says Cassidy. The cost reduction target is £35 million, which Cassidy says will be achieved by simplification of the division's product and operations.Business class seating will be stripped out of the aircraft and catering will no longer be offered free-of-charge. However, tickets will become fully exchangeable in a bid to keep business customers. Although the move is expected to damage yields, this should be more than offset by increased ticket sales and lower costs.BA Connect will retain bases at Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Bristol, Southampton and London City airports.Read BA's vision of its new regional services here.
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Nov. 9, 2009 – NYSE Technologies, the commercial technology unit of NYSE Euronext (NYX) and a world leader in trading technology and low-latency market data solutions, is actively expanding its SuperFeed™ product suite to Asian markets. SuperFeed™ is NYSE Technologies' fully managed and hosted data ticker plant, with microsecond latency and coverage of major markets in North America, Europe, and now Asia. SuperFeed™ Asia currently provides access to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's Price Reporting System (PRS) derivatives feed and Market Data Feed (MDF) cash feed via its Hong Kong data centre, with plans to expand to other major Asia-Pacific markets in 2010.
"SuperFeed™ is one of our most comprehensive and flexible market data products globally, delivering microsecond latency over high performance middleware," said Peter Tierney, Managing Director, Asia-Pacific, NYSE Technologies. "The addition of major Asia markets complements existing offerings in US and Europe, and allows sophisticated international traders to receive data from all the key global markets through a normalized and managed feed."
"We're pleased to see the expansion of NYSE Technologies' SuperFeed™ product into Asia, a region becoming increasingly attractive to our high frequency trading clients," said Nigel Kneafsey, CEO at Options IT, a leading provider of high-performance technology infrastructure as a service and ultra-low latency market connectivity for hedge funds, proprietary trading shops and brokerages. "Our clients leveraging SuperFeed™ in the U.S. and Europe will surely see value in leveraging the same application in Asia."
NYSE Technologies' customers can obtain direct connectivity to the SuperFeed™ Asia service from the Options IT facilities in Hong Kong. The service is already live with a large global trading firm and under evaluation by several others.
About NYSE Technologies
A division of NYSE Euronext (NYX), NYSE Technologies is a leader in providing innovative software, market data products and data management applications, connectivity solutions, exchange technology, and transaction solutions for trading firms, vendors and financial markets around the world. NYSE Technologies offers one of the most comprehensive suites of high quality commercial technology products that includes advanced messaging platforms, co-location services, ultra-low latency order routing and a one-of-a-kind hosted network community, all designed to enable the free flow of liquidity for the global marketplace. This division operates four units: the Global Connectivity unit, offering one of the world's largest, most reliable financial transaction networks connecting firms and exchanges worldwide; the Trading Solutions unit, which creates and implements high performance, end-to-end messaging software and real-time market data distribution and integration products; the Exchange Solutions unit, which provides multi-asset exchange platform services, managed services and expert consultancy; and the Global Market Data unit, which offers a broad array of global market information products covering multiple asset classes. With offices across the U.S., Europe and Asia, NYSE Technologies' advanced integrated solutions for a wide range of services has earned the ability to power the trading operations of global financial institutions and exchanges. For additional information visit: http://www.nyse.com/technologies
About Options IT
Founded in 1993, Options IT is a global provider of high-performance technology Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) and ultra-low latency market connectivity for hedge funds, proprietary trading shops, private equity firms, and brokerages. Combining innovative technology solutions with highly experienced technology management and support professionals, Options IT provides financial services firms with a high-performance, low-cost alternative to managing technology infrastructure, advanced trading applications, and market connectivity internally. Options IT's IaaS offerings – Core, Expand, Velocity and Accelerate – are provided individually or as a bundled service on the Options PIPE® platform. The product offerings range from infrastructure and technology management for essential business operations to low-latency market data and connectivity for high-frequency trading. With offices in North America, Europe and Asia, Options IT offers global solutions to more than 120 buy-side and sell-side clients ranging from $50 million to $40 billion in size. For additional information visit: www.options-it.com
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Posts by Breanne L. Heldman
Snooki Takes Over Our Instagram… and Book Expo!Breanne L. Heldman at Yahoo Celebrity 4 days ago
If you don't think Snooki dominates, you might want to think again. The Jersey Shore alum has grown into quite the multi-hyphenate, between her super-mom status, her various product lines, and all her TV appearances. And, then, of course, there's us.
The newlywed totally took over our Instagram on Thursday.
As the pint-sized star spent the day pimping her new book (her fifth!), Strong Is the New Sexy , at Book Expo of America, she also made sure to snap a few pics just for us.
In doing so, we got a look at the not always so glamorous life of a celebrity on the go. In other words, they also have to deal with traffic.
"Stuck in New York City traffic… on my way to #BEA and can't wait to see everyone!" she shared.
Once she hit the exhibition floor, she was ready to sign samplers to her heart's content (or, at least, until her hand cramped up).
"Getting ready to sign a chapter book of #StrongIsTheNewSexy – out October 13th!" she wrote.
George Clooney Proves Quite the Family Man at 'Tomorrowland' PremiereBreanne L. Heldman at Yahoo Celebrity 23 days ago
Leave it to George Clooney to show up at a premiere with not one but two lovely ladies on his arm! The actor arrived on the red carpet for Tomorrowland Saturday with his stunning wife, Amal Alamuddin Clooney, and her 13-year-old lookalike niece, Mia Alamuddin.
The trio were all smiles and warm fuzzies as they posed for pics. George, 54, was handsome as ever in all black, while Amal, 37, wore a black and coral number with a layered skirt and finished with her requisite killer heels. Mia beamed in a white and yellow floral dress with black ballet flats.
Mia is the daughter of Amal's sister, Tala Alamuddin, and reportedly served as the flower girl in her aunt and uncle's wedding in Italy on September 27, 2014. The night before the big wedding, Mia was spotted on a boat with her grandmother, Baria, and the bride for the ladies-only dinner.
The Tomorrowland premiere turned out to be a family affair for the Gerbers as well. George's BFF, Rande, brought his wife, Cindy Crawford, and their dashing, lookalike kids, Kaia, 13, and Presley, 16. More importantly, father, son, and daughter appeared to have coordinated their jackets and footwear. Gotta love that, right?
Nikki Reed and Ian Somerhalder Are Married!
Call it a union made in vampire heaven, if such a thing could possibly exist. Twilight alum Nikki Reed and The Vampire Diaries star Ian Somerhalder are married.
Paparazzi photos of the Sunday wedding surfaced on Twitter early Monday morning, and showed the bride, 26, and groom, 36, in matching white attire. Nikki's custom couture beaded Claire Pettibone dress had long sleeves, an open back, and illusion neckline. The ceremony took place in Topanga Canyon in Malibu, California, People confirmed.
"Nikki couldn't be more excited and thrilled to be marrying Ian," an insider told Us Weekly . "They're both so in love and so happy."
Ian kicked off their special day with a teasing tweet:
most beautiful morning ever...
Bruce Jenner Contemplates the Future in New Interview Clip
The promos for Diane Sawyer's Bruce Jenner: The Interview continued Thursday morning on Good Morning America … and continued to show very little.
"It's going to be an emotional roller coaster, but somehow I'm gonna get through it," Bruce tells Diane nervously as they're walking into a building. For their sit-down, filmed in February and airing Friday, the reality star is wearing a blue button-down shirt and slacks with his hair pulled back into a ponytail. Later, he's sitting, hair down (literally and perhaps figuratively), and looking to the future: "I want to know how this story ends, you know? How does my story end?"
What that story is, many have assumed for months now, is a formal announcement of the 65-year-old former Olympic champion's gender transition, but ABC hasn't exactly declared that outright in its push to get people to tune in to the two-hour interview special.
Bruce Jenner: The Interview airs Friday at 9 p.m. on ABC.
Move Over, Kendall: Cobie Smulders Slays in Topless Pics for Women's Health
We expect this from Kendall Jenner… or any of the Kardashian clan, for that matter. But when How I Met Your Mother alum Cobie Smulders turned up topless on the cover of Women's Health, well, color us surprised.
The 33-year-old, who reprises her role as Maria Hill in the upcoming Avengers: Age of Ultron , dropped her duds for the new issue. And if that act isn't enough to shock you, remember that she welcomed her second child with husband Taran Killam in January. So, yeah, that makes her killer pics — in shorty short shorts, striped bikini bottoms, and nothing else — that much more impressive.
Indeed, her smile is far more "let's go shoe shopping" than "come hither," but that doesn't make the photos any less appealing.
However Cobie's spending her time, it's clearly paying off.
Chocolate Benedict Cumberbatch Facing Death by a Thousand Bites
This was inevitable, wasn't it? People have been wanting to get a taste of Benedict Cumberbatch for years, so we shouldn't be at all surprised that many took that opportunity when faced with a life-sized chocolate version of the Oscar nominee.
The 6-foot work of art — created by eight people over 250 hours from eight gallons of melted chocolate — was placed in the middle of the Westfield Stratford mall in London for the masses to ogle as a camera hidden by UKTV captured their reactions. While the Chocobatch first had us drooling, we're now more than happy to be an entire ocean away from the germ gold mine it became.
People didn't just pose for photos next to it — they held hands with it and rested their faces upon its chest. Many others straight-up licked it. As if they were the first to think to do this. They weren't. Ew.
More fans thought he was some sort of Kit-Kat bar and broke themselves off a piece. Yes, kids and grannies alike, snapped off his fingers, his bowtie, and even his nose(!) to get themselves a nibble.
Jude Law Welcomes His Fifth ChildBreanne L. Heldman at Yahoo Celebrity 2 mths ago
For Jude Law, parenthood is a numbers game. And, depending on who's judging, he appears to be winning. The actor welcomed his fifth child — his third daughter — with his third baby mama, 23-year-old ex-girlfriend Catherine Harding.
"I can confirm the arrival of Jude Law and Catherine Harding's daughter," Law's rep said in a statement. "Both are delighted and continue to ask that their privacy and that of their child be respected."
No doubt the 42-year-old is looking forward to watching this little lady grow up… and knock him down a few pegs. Referring to his eldest daughter Iris, now 14, he told Parade back in 2009, "My daughter made me realize that if there's anything that's going to make a man of you, it's having your will broken by a little girl."
The actor has Iris as well as sons Rafferty, 18, and Rudy, 12, with his ex-wife, Sadie Frost. His other daughter, Sophia, with model Samantha Burke, whom he dated briefly in 2008, is 5.
'The DUFF' Author Applauds Kylie Jenner's Controversial Statement Shirt
"It's a strange statement to see her making," said one website. Another called it "problematic, on several levels," "offensive to plus-size humans," and "condescending to those who are — or have felt like — the designated ugly fat friend."
In fact, the opposite is the case. Kody Keplinger, who wrote the novel The DUFF upon which the new movie is based and is credited for popularizing the term, applauds Jenner's statement. The way she sees it, such a move is empowering for everyone.
"I thought [Kylie wearing the shirt] was so badass. It was weird that it was controversial," Keplinger tells Yahoo. "People were so concerned that she had self-esteem issues or something. I'm like, 'No, that's not the point. The point is that even someone as beautiful as Kylie Jenner could feel like the DUFF because we've all felt like that."
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard: The 9 Swooniest Things They've Said About Each Other
When it comes to expressing their affection for each other, Johnny Depp and Amber Heard have gone far beyond exhibits of PDA and exchanging rings.
The pair, who were married in a civil ceremony earlier this week and will walk down a more formal aisle this weekend, are known for at least attempting to keep their personal lives personal, but they've broken that rule more than a few times when asked about each other.
Related: A Look Back at Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's Romance
Here are the best of their heart-melters:
1. For Johnny, she's the one person to rule them all.
2. Few people can pull of old Hollywood glamour quite like Amber, and we're not the only ones who've noticed.
3. Amber's living in a fantasy.
4. Ouch! Don't hurt yourself on Amber's intellect, Johnny.
5. You're saying she's more than just an extremely pretty face?
6. Can't disagree with you there, Amber.
Jennifer Lawrence Poses Nude and Wrapped in a Snake
If there's anything we've learned this week, it's that photo shoots can kill. And, yes, we mean that both figuratively and literally.
One day after the world gasped at Rihanna's daring swimming-with-sharks routine for Harper's Bazaar , Vanity Fair has released their s-s-s-scary shot of a nude Jennifer Lawrence wrapped in a huge Colombian red-tailed boa constrictor.
To make matters even more horrifying, the magazine admits that the 24-year-old Hunger Games actress "only became uncomfortable when the snake took a fancy to her neck." Yikes!
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The mouth-watering smell of paella, the shining sun, chirping birds and the harmonious tunes of the accordion -- what more could you want out of a weekend getaway?
As the famous Sevillano painter Bartolome Esteban Murillo once said, "Seville is paradise." With its glistening Guadalquivir River, grand Baroque architecture and charming cobblestone streets, Murillo refused to paint any other city besides his beautiful and beloved hometown. This small Spanish town is a goldmine of historical treasures and is bursting with cultural delights.
At the top of the tower you'll get a get a breathtaking view of the city. From this lookout point you'll be able to see the length of the pristine Guadalquivir River that flows alongside the tower's edge as well as the colorful facades of the city's many buildings. This inexpensive attraction costs 2 euros for adults and 1 euro for students, and is a terrific way to acquaint yourself with and get your first view of this lovely Spanish town.
After winding your way back down the Tower, you'll find yourself right along the water's edge. This is the Guadalquivir River, famous for its modern-day appeal to kayakers and rowers and its olden-day role of hosting trade ships. The creeping mid-day sun and breeze from the river set the scene for a relaxing riverside stroll. Bicyclists, roller bladers, runners, families and couples alike frequent the waterbank. If you're lucky enough to spot a free public dock, take the opportunity to lie down and soak in some of the sun's rays along the water's edge.
Tip- Brush up on your Spanish before you visit Seville. Unlike other touristy Spanish-speaking countries, most locals don't speak English. So while you may be able to get away with the basic "Hola" and "Gracias," it'll make your experience so much easier to know a few more key phrases. Or, just bring a little pocketbook translation guide with you.
Tip- Be assertive when asking for your bill. In Spain, dining is a long activity. It takes an average Spanish family around three hours to have dinner, so servers generally do not check on the table or offer to bring the bill. So keep an eye out for your server when you're ready to pay, otherwise you'll be sitting there for a while.
Seville is a labyrinth of winding cobblestone streets, so while it is a small city, it's also easy to miss out on the less obvious historical pieces of Sevillano history. One example of a historical tidbit is the city's official emblem, "NO8DO" which stands for "No me ha dejado" or "You have not abandoned me." Seville's King of Castile Alfonso said this to his people in the 11th century during the civil war to emphasize how much their loyalty meant to him. Today, that phrase is represented by the "NO8DO" seen on streets signs throughout the city. The 8 is represented by a coiled rope, which led to the modern-day phrase of "Tying the knot."
Tip- Bring a packet of tissue or a wad of toilet paper with you wherever you go. Most bathrooms don't have toilet paper in the stalls, so best to be prepared.


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In a few minutes, Democratic Senate candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes of Kentucky will meet with the editorial board of the Courier-Journal in Louisville. Campaign memos recently obtained by THE WEEKLY STANDARD show how Grimes and her staff prepare for these meetings, requiring the red-state Democrat to walk a delicate tightrope between the liberal sensibilities of the journalists and Kentucky's conservative culture.
The memos, which were drafted on September 26 to prepare Grimes for today's meeting with the Courier-Journal as well as an October 14 meeting with the Kentucky Enquirer outside Cincinnati, are addressed to the candidate and provide her with background material on local and national issues, talking points for her to use on those issues, information about the newspaper, and photos and biographies of the members of the editorial boards. The memo describes the Courier-Journal as having "a wide reach with a large, liberal audience" and mentions the possibility the paper could endorse Grimes.
One heading in the memo, labeled "GUN COMMERICAL – DISAGREE WITH PRESIDENT ON GUNS," directs Grimes to say she disagrees with Obama on gun control. "We shouldn't be banning guns based on things like their grips as a bill supported by Obama tried to do," reads one bullet point. The heading refers to a TV ad Grimes released last month, which shows the Democrat shooting clay pigeons in a field while her voiceover rebuts charges from her Republican opponent, Sen. Mitch McConnell. "I'm not Barack Obama," Grimes says, lowering her shotgun and turning toward the camera. "I disagree with him on guns, coal, and the EPA."
But at the editorial board meeting, Grimes is encouraged—"ONLY IF PUSHED," the memo insists—to scale back the red-meat rhetoric. She's directed to concede that guns should be kept out of the hands of criminals and the mentally ill and that she believes in "strengthening our background check system" and "putting more money into education" on gun safety. The memo for the meeting with the Enquirer staff uses the exact same language on guns. There is an additional heading on the issue of "closing the gun show loophole," though there appear to be no talking points about that topic.
There are other issues on which Grimes's campaign isn't clear what her position is. In the Courier-Journal memo, the campaign provides Grimes with two talking points on health care: the first repeats her position that she has "concerns" with Obamacare and would like to fix them but does not support repealing the law entirely, while the second argues that hundreds of thousands of Kentuckians would lose their health insurance if the law were repealed. Under the "IF PUSHED" heading, there are no talking points.
Grimes is also provided with an editorial published in the Courier-Journal urging the country's elected officials to "fight" climate change. Her talking points on climate change give the requisite mention of Kentucky's coal industry before saying she "recognize(s) the reality of climate change and the imperative of addressing its potential consequences." Grimes is told to focus on how the national response should be "balanced" among three concepts: "The need to find solutions while protecting American and Kentucky jobs and our economic well-being; The steps that the United States and developed countries should take with the obligations of nations with emerging economies but high levels of pollution; The requirement for a disciplined federal budget with the importance of funding research into technologies that will alleviate global warming."
Grimes is also directed to say that climate change is "an issue of bottomless complexity that cannot simply be relegated to sound bites." Her opponent, Mitch McConnell, has been criticized in recent days for responding to questions about climate change by pointing to the complex debate over its existence and by telling reporters he's "not a scientist."
There are some issues for which Grimes is directed to change her emphasis from one newspaper to the other. On medical marijuana legalization, for instance, Grimes is told her message for the Courier-Journal editorial board is that she opposes legalizing drugs but that she is "in favor of having the discussion of reclassification, especially for medicinal purposes."
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Last week the world of comic books reeled from two bits of sensational news. First, it was -revealed that Archie Andrews, hero of the classic Archie comics, was dead. Or rather, "dead," as they put it in industry parlance, because only the Archie of one of the Archie books, Life with Archie, had bought the farm. (The Archie of the long-running flagship book, Archie, lives on.) What made Archie's demise so notable was the manner in which he was dispatched. He was assassinated. Gunned down while valiantly saving the life of his friend. Who's a war hero.
Washington Post columnist Petula Dvorak uses her piece today to implicitly make the case that Obamacare and gun control might have been able to prevent yesterday's police shooting and last month's Navy Yard shooting.
Steve Hayes, with Brit Hume, Mara Liasson, and Charles Krauthammer, last night on Fox News:
The White House just announced two new executive measures for gun control. The announcement came to reporters via email.
"FACT SHEET: New Executive Actions to Reduce Gun Violence," the subject of the announcement reads.
Reports surfaced earlier this week that the webpage of Mayors Against Illegal Guns (MAIG) appears to have been purchased and hosted by City of New York.
On Piers Morgan's CNN show, a gun violence victim asked if it would take a "senator to get shot" for Americans to be supportive of gun control:
In a letter to a seven-year-old Wisconsin boy, Vice President Joe Biden considers the possibility of guns with chocolate bullets. Biden's letter reads:
Dear Myles,
Dear Myles,
Just this week, news broke that the "world's first entirely 3D-printed gun" was successfully built and test-fired by an engineer in Texas. The technology involves a special printer that uses melted polymers to generate plastic components for a variety of uses, now including working firearms. Today, in a press release announcing a $200 million program for a "Competition for Three New Manufacturing Innovation Institutes," the White House also touted a $30 million award in a similar competition in August 2012 for the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute.
The National Rifle Association has a new ad defending Republican senator Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire for her vote against the Toomey-Manchin gun control amendment.
"Seen this TV ad paid for by New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg? Don't believe it," the voiceover says. "Kelly Ayotte voted for a bipartisan plan to make background checks more effective." Watch the NRA's ad below:
President Obama took a moment yesterday in Mexico to "editorialize just for a second about gun control," as he said at a joint press conference with his Mexican counterpart.
Democratic senator Joe Manchin said he'd "absolutely" bring the gun control measures that failed in the Senate back for another vote:
"This not only protects your Second Amendment rights, it expands your Second Amendment rights," Manchin said, talking up the failed legislation. He said he believes it can pass if people "read the bill."
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Ireland House
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Apartment / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 6
|Key Info
Large two bedroom apartment with balcony and great sea views, very close to a fantastic surf spots and a 5 mile beach in a friendly village. Relax and enjoy the tranquility, where it never seems to rain and gets 340 days of good sunshine for the beach. The apartment itself enjoys a great location near shops, and also good bus and taxi services. This bright two bed apartment has Sat TV, High Speed WiFi,music centre and a DVD player. The kitchen hob, fridge freezer and microwave all in very good condition, there is also a separate walk in storage area. The apartment can sleep four comfortably, but additional beds can be provided on request.
The Terrace has a BBQ Parasols and plenty of outdoor furniture for dining and sunbathing
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Tamraght 300 m
|Will consider
|House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|300 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Agadir 35 km, Nearest railway: Marakesh 300 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|TV, Telephone, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|2 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, BBQ, Bicycles available
The Souss-Massa-Draa Region
Agadir region, located in the southern part of Morocco along the coast, surrounded by the Atlas mountain range and Sahara desert, many natural parks and secluded beaches enjoys 340 days of sunshine a year.
Agadir is a modern tourist centre which enjoys the comforts and services of a western style tourist centre; offering splendid beaches, a variety of food and fantastic night life but located in easy reach of more traditional towns, villages and the countryside.
The glorious stretch of coastline offers plenty of opportunity for sun worshippers to soak up the sun and the more active to partake in a range of water sports such as surfing, sailing and fishing. Golf enthusiasts have a choice of 3 golf courses to choose from.
Discover the ancient civilisation of the Berbers which existed in Morocco thousands of years before Islam arrived, at the Museum of Folk Art of Southern Morocco situated in the city centre of Agadir.
Taghazout and Aourir are berber fishing villages, very close to Tamraght , which is on the coast road with horse riding, hill walking, quad biking, jet skiing and good surf breaks. In the local area there great opportunites for surfing, swimming, walking, cycling, fishing, horse riding and mountain biking.
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"Great value for money and lovely 'landlord'"
A a great stay, we were so pleased that we had picked a great apartment which suited our needs perfectly. Brendan lives in the apartment upstairs and is always available for a chat, some great advice … More
15 Oct 2013
"Uma boa opção entre Anchor e Banana, em frente a Croco."
O Brendan é muito atencioso e nos deu, de brinde, um Tagine que estava uma delícia. O apartamento era de frente pra estrada e barulhento, devido às obras que estavam fazendo ali. Mas isso não me i… More
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"Awesomene and easy without stress and trouble colse to the beach"
Das Appartment ist überraschend gut ausgestattet mit allen Küchengeräten die man braucht. Die sanitären Einrichtungen sind gepflegt und sauber. Sonstiges Interieur war ansprechend und pflegeleicht… More
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Brendan's holiday flats are the best place i could ever imagine. Brendan is one of the most generous hosts i have ever came across. We will never forget the beautiful and delicious meals we had o… More
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"Excellent - always again"
Perfect Host. Comfy, spacious appartments. Terrific top teracce, perfect to chill in the sun or have a bbq at night. Loads of beaches around. Very nice atmosphere indeed. Ask and the owner knows always a good hint, very helpfull.
27 Jan 2012
"we a really nice relaxing time with a great host."
we had a great time in morocco staying at the ireland house.
It's very close to the beach and you have everything you need close by.
If your a surfer it is ideal too.
the best thing about the Ireland house though is it's host, Brendan is a great guy, and is very welcoming and extremely helpful and will make you feel your in a home from home.
i highly recommend if you're going to visit morocco for some lazy days in the sun, Ireland house is an ideal spot.
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Cream Of Mushroom Soup
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|White mushrooms
|1 Pound, trimmed and thinly sliced
|1 Medium, thinly sliced
|All purpose flour
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Canned chicken broth/1 3/4 cups old-fashioned chicken broth
|14 1⁄2 Ounce (1 Can)
|Fresh thyme/1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, dried
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground black pepper
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Heavy cream/Whipping cream
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
1. In 5-quart Dutch oven, melt 2 tablespoons butter over medium-high heat. Add mushrooms; cook, stirring occasionally, until mushrooms are tender and begin to brown, about 15 minutes. Transfer to bowl.
2. In same Dutch oven, melt remaining 1 tablespoon butter over medium heat. Add onion; cook until tender and golden, about 10 minutes. With wire whisk, stir in flour until blended; cook 1 minute. Gradually stir in water, broth, thyme, salt, pepper, and half of mushrooms; heat to boiling, stirring constantly.
3. Spoon half of mushroom mixture into blender. Cover, with center part of cover removed to let steam escape; puree until smooth. Pour puree into bowl. Repeat with remaining mushroom mixture.
4. Return puree to same clean Dutch oven; stir in cream and remaining mushrooms with their juice. Heat through (do not boil).


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Shorty's boyfriend, Abdul Darden, escaped the fire, according to a recorded 911 call the Fremont Police Department provided to the Register.
Abdul Darden's cousin called 911.
"There's a fire on May Street, the house is engulfed in flames," the caller is heard telling a dispatcher. "I don't know the address."
As firefighters and police headed to the home, the caller stayed on the line and was heard asking someone else: "Is the kids in there?"
The cause is still considered undetermined, according to an Ohio State Fire Marshal's spokesman.
Shorty's other five children were not in the home that night, as some were staying at friends' homes or staying at a church function, neighbors said.
Fremont firefighters spent about an hour battling the blaze, then another seven hours investigating and making sure all embers were extinguished.
In a posting Monday on Facebook, Abdul Darden asked friends to help his family.
"I would like to say I love my family. I am so sorry that I lost loved ones," he stated in the message. "I feel so bad right now, please help me and my family. Anything is appreciated."
His Facebook friends offered help and shared condolences. Some of Shorty's other children posted messages on Facebook as well, along with pictures of Shorty and Vinesha.
Investigators have yet to officially identify the victims. Their bodies have been sent to the Lucas County coroner's office for autopsies.
Investigators have some leads on what actually caused the fire, but they won't release more information until there's an official ruling, Ohio State Fire Marshal spokesman Michael Duchesne said.


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BNA - For Australian and visiting cyclists from Road to MTB, to Track to Freestyle
Building up the unknown frame
Vintage, yesteryear and retro biking
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Building up the unknown frame
Some of you might remember my earlier post seeking to identify this frame. I promised to submit photos of the build up. After the powder coat and a few new bits, here is what it looks like. Will post the finished product photos when done. It is for my 11yo son, for when he grows out of his Hillbrick ALU650.
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Wow, what's the name of that purple colour, it looks wicked!
When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
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+1 , yowzers , that colour is boner inducing. what's it called?
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Sorry for the delay- I had to go back to the powder coaters to get the colour- I couldn't remember the name of the colour. It is "Crystal Violet", a powder coat colour. The "Crystal" range has these beautiful metallic fleck colours. I've also got a green one, and a mate has a red one and an emerald one. There are also a burnt orange and a pearlescent white. Here is the green bike.
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Here is the finished bike. Going to show it at the no frills swap meet tomorrow in Brisbane.
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^^ Lurid , man.. I like it... Kinda like the bike Willy Wonka would ride
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The triple chainring is the winner for me - kind of like a maypole
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Soaring sales of PS3 thanks to 60GB model, 40GB version flops
Yesterday, Gamer.Blorge.com reported that sales of the PS3 were up 178% in the UK but at that time it wasn't clear if that was due to the introduction of the cheaper 40GB model or the soon to be discontinued 60GB model which is being sold with two games. It's now been determined that the 40GB model is a certified flop.
According to PSPSPS, almost 90% of people buying a PS3 opted for the 60GB model which included two games for only £50 more than the 40GB model which did not include games.
It's not really clear what Sony's game is, first it was a 20GB and 60GB model and no one was interested in the 20GB model so it got discontinued and then it was only the 60GB model and now it's being discontinued and replaced with a less capable 40GB model.
The new 40GB model only has two USB ports (as opposed to four on the 60GB version) and has poorer backwards compatibility with PS2 games as it uses a software emulator and contains no PS2 hardware as the 60GB version does.
What's next Sony? Resurrecting the 20GB model, perhaps by introducing a "Slim PS3," who knows?
It's been suggested that Sony is using a bit of reverse psychology which makes about as much sense as anything else that's been said.


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Idaho Falls Idaho
The temple will close Monday, March 16, 2015, through October 2016 for renovations. Members are encouraged to attend the Rexburg Idaho Temple during the closure.
Physical Address
- 1000 Memorial Drive
- Idaho Falls, ID 83402-3497
- United States of America
Mailing Address
- Same
- (1) 208-522-7669
- Facsimile: (1) 208-522-9750
Endowment Sessions
Monday Closed Tuesday Every hour from 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Wednesday–Friday Every hour from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Saturday Every hour from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Special Sessions
American Sign Language (ASL): 3rd Saturday, 12:00 noon
Spanish: 2nd and 4th Saturdays, 12:00 noon
See above for official Baptistry information.
Other Ordinances
Other ordinances can be scheduled by appointment. Please contact the temple for available dates and times.