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Drop by this resto-bar lunchtime or better yet in the evening and chances are you will hear the sizzle of, well, sizzling food (steak, squid, sisig et al) and music, as in ballads, folk songs and old standards. The lone singer is none other than the owner of the place, Davey C. Militar.
This is Sizzlers' Blends (0915-5556252), located at the mezzanine of Victoria Towers, Panay Ave. corner Timog, Quezon City.
"It's my wife, Evangeline, who is really the businessman of the family," says Militar. Both hold engineering degrees from the University of Santo Tomas, one reason Sizzlers' Blends is popular among UST alumni and students. Other habitués are politicians, lawyers ("they like to sing"), cast and crew of teleseryes from nearby ABS-CBN and GMA 7, sports buffs (there's a Gold Gym upstairs), and journalists.
Employees of the Legal Division of the Bureau of Internal Revenue and St. Luke's Hospital regularly hold Christmas parties here.
Militar points with pride to his varied collection of colorful beer cans from other countries, from the United States, Europe and Asia, collected during his travels abroad. These are all lined up above, in the spaces just below the ceiling.
You will also not miss the deer's head just above the bar. "This is a good luck charm of my wife," says Davey. All present and future branches of Blends must have this feature. The horns are real but the face is made of wood.
It was Evangeline, the entrepreneur, who opened the first Blends in Lipa City, Batangas. It became a success, and Davey decided to replicate this here in Metro Manila. The casual dine-in resto can occupy up to 70 patrons, with an additional outside area which can accommodate up to 150 persons.
The outlet became known through Facebook accounts and word-of-mouth, and is now open to franchising. In fact, the franchise brochure states that the franchise term is for six years, with a capital requirement of P2.5 million, a royalty fee of four percent of gross sales, and a required space of about 100 sq.m.
Franchise fee is P400,000.
There is now a franchise branch in Lipa City, and negotiations are underway in the metropolis for several more. These can be a coffee shop, resto-bar, stand-alone restaurant or fast food. The key word is "Blends."
Sizzlers' Blends has hosted birthdays, reunions, product launchings, special events, TV shootings and corporate activities. It earns more from these than from the daily walk-in customers.
"Within two years you can get an ROI (return on investment)," Militar says. "I am now in my third year." But he hastens to add: "It's not just about profits; it's about meeting all kinds of people."
He concludes: "My batting average (in pleasing costumers) is high. May naiinis diyan (there are cranky patrons); you can't please everybody. But most like the food, the ambience and the music."
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Dying Lobsters
Researcher narrows down spread of first lobster virus
From the Florida Keys to Cuba to the Bahamas and Belize, tourists and locals enjoy the taste of the Caribbean spiny lobster. Family operations and commercial fisheries alike depend on its popularity, so the lobster is important to many local economies.
But this crustacean is threatened by a virus called Panulirus argus virus 1 (PaV1).
"We know that it can spread between lobsters. They can eat infected tissue and contract it that way, or get it through contact with other lobsters," says Donald Behringer, marine ecologist at the University of Florida.
According to Steve Otwell, professor of food science and human nutrition at the University of Florida, there's no scientific evidence of a similar threat from the PaV1 virus to humans. "The information we have available suggests that this virus is very host specific," he says.
Behringer was studying lobster density in 1999 when he discovered a number of sick animals. The lobsters became lethargic–they stopped molting and stopped eating. Infected animals took on a pinkish, cooked color. "We ultimately discovered what turned out to be the first virus for any lobster in the world," says Behringer.
He finds with PaV-1, the animals appear to be dying of "metabolic exhaustion." They cannot oxygenate their tissues, their tissues deteriorate and they die. "Probably 95 percent of those that become infected with it die of it," he notes.
The level of infection is believed to be between five and eight percent of the population. Behringer is now using a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to try to understand the dynamics of the disease, and specifically how it's spreading. "We see it pretty much everywhere we've looked in the Caribbean," he says.
And, it now looks like the lobsters' larval stage may provide some answers. Spiny lobsters have a larval period that lasts from six to eight months. During that time, the larvae are circulating out in the ocean currents.
"So really, it is that larval stage that connects all these places in the Caribbean," explains Behringer. "There's really no precedent for this theory that larvae are acting as uninfected vectors of disease, literally taking it from the adults and taking it right into the juveniles which is the most susceptible population."
Behringer notes that this particular transmission vector has never been seen before with marine animals, and it could explain how the virus has turned up in so many places, from Florida to the Caribbean to Mexico, in such a short period of time.
The international aspects of the disease make it even more complicated to study and manage. Each country has different regulations for commercial and sport fishing.
Behringer says, so far, he and his colleagues have met with cooperation from both government agencies and those who make their livelihood from the seas. Scientists in several countries have sent sample tissues, and fishermen have allowed Behringer to join them on their boats while they're checking traps.
"Our motivation is not to put them out of business, but to make sure that what they are doing is sustainable, for them, for the creature, for the ecosystem," he says.
A better understanding of how the virus spreads could lead to more effective management strategies for protecting uninfected lobsters from getting the disease.
At his lab at the University of Florida in Gainesville, Behringer and graduate student Josh Anderson showed another unusual aspect of the disease.
These lobsters appear to have "disease detectors" that keep some of them from getting sick.
"They are literally tasting the water when they flick their antennae," says Behringer. "They can smell one another, they can smell food, and we think they can smell disease as well. And they can do so before that diseased lobster becomes infectious to them. So it seems to be a very adaptive mechanism of reducing their potential for infection," he explains.
Anderson had set up two tanks, one with a sick lobster, one with a healthy one, each with a tube leading a couple of feet below to a wooden maze with one healthy lobster in it. When released, the lobster in the maze very quickly scurried toward the water coming from the healthy lobster's tank.
"It appears that, as we hypothesized, they are avoiding the scent of a diseased lobster," says Behringer.
Marine scientists are looking at other factors that may be spreading the virus.
"We'll be looking to see if ocean warming might be why we are seeing an increase in prevalence in this disease. Maybe it's something that has always been endemic to the population at very low levels, and that it may have risen to high enough levels to where we've started seeing it," he says.
"As far as global climate change, increasing water temperature, decreasing water pH, ocean acidification, what effects do those have on the viability of the virus?" he asks.
Behringer says his research is important on a lot of levels, among them, to give some insight about how diseases work in the marine environment, and also to help an important industry.
"This is an organism that is the most economically important in all of the Caribbean," he says.
The work is also a very physical job. Behringer spends time diving, doing research in the field, writing and teaching.
"There's no monotony. It's very dynamic. It's a dream career as far as I'm concerned," he says.
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Those are the same officers whom Bersin will now be overseeing. Despite that dust-up, Bersin was well-thought-of by the border law enforcement agencies, said T.J. Bonner, now president of the national union representing 17,000 Border Patrol agents.
"We had very few complaints about him," Bonner said.
He credited Bersin for increasing prosecutions of border crime, but said credit for Operation Gatekeeper resides more with Clinton administration officials and others who crafted the policy.
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All together now: "Muchas Gracias." Juan Gonzalez did the Yankees a huge favor by turning down the chance to come Bronxward, thus preventing the team from mortgaging its future. No, we're not talking about the prospects the Yankees would have given upyoung, two-sport phenom Drew Henson will be on the cover of Sports Illustrated some day, but wearing a Lions jersey.
Believe it or not, the Yankees have a budget too, and spending $150 million on a sulky, injury-prone, free-swinging right-handed slugger is the baseball equivalent of hogging the rat stew on Survivor. The Yankee brain trust should apply a Band-Aid to the DH/LF hole (Ellis Burks? B.J. Surhoff? Ron Gant?) and then remind George Steinbrenner that there'll be better ways to spend $150 million come this winter.
For about the same money that they'd pay Sammy or Juan, the Yanks could add Chipper Jones, who, as hateful as he is in Yankeeland, could end up being the best third baseman in baseball history. Even more tantalizing is the prospect of throwing a little more money at the best player in the game, one Alex Rodriguez, and moving Derek Jeter's bud to the hot corner. Or if a bopper is still the Boss's pleasure, how about homeboy Manny Ramirez? He's younger, cheaper, and a better hitter than Sosa or Gonzalez. (His career productionslugging + on baseis .979, versus .842 for Sosa and .911 for Juan Gonzalez.) And with any of this troika, George gets the additional satisfaction of taking a player from a hated rivalthe Braves, the Indians, or that other New York baseball club, which seems to already be fitting A-Rod for royal blue and black double knits. As Charlie Finley always said, "Act in haste, repent in leisure suits."
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The choice of putting Dennis Miller in the Monday Night Football broadcast booth may have offended the Phil Mushnicks of the worldand brought joy to those who have swallowed whole the entertainment emphasis of televised sportsbut we at Jockbeat see the move in a different light. While the honchos at ABC were clearlyand successfullygoing for shock value, we feel they've stumbled into advancing something that has been slipping away from athletic programming for some time: criticism. Sure, it's criticism as shtickand thus, somewhat flimsybut Miller may prove to be among the only broadcasters capable of speaking bluntly on sports issues (save for those with the courage to go after Rae Carruth and the like). Here's a little taste of Miller's take on sports from one of his series of Rants books:
"If we look at society as a huge dysfunctional family, then the relationship we have with our professional athletes resembles one between a codependent spouse and the abuser. In our minds, despite all we've accomplished as adults, we're still the pathetic little twerps who got picked last for all the dodge-ball games, and we're still so desperate to be accepted by the jocks that we're willing to let them sit on us during lunch and fart right in our faces. We take their abuse because that way, we're sure they know we love them.
"And we continue to buy the double-decker tacos and antiperspirant they hawk, and allow ourselves to be gouged ever deeper on ticket prices, and condone the kind of off-the-field misconduct that would get you 86'd from Caligula's mailing list.
"What does it say about us when we confer hero status on a guy just because he can play a game. Why wasn't O.J. properly disciplined the first time he ever slapped his wife around? What about the second time or the third? The fortieth or the fiftieth? It's time to wake up and smell the overpriced peanuts, the fossilized popcorn, and the syrup-needs-adjusting lukewarm soda and realize that the same standards for behaving apply to everyone, and that a wife-beating thug is a wife-beating thug whether he lives in a mobile home full of bowling trophies or a mansion full of Heisman Trophies."
Swallowing the Pride
As if doing the wave, the crowd swooned almost en masse at the Garden on Sunday as Liberty floor captain Teresa Weatherspoon appeared in a close-up on the video screen over the court and, with a glinting smile and a wink, blew a kiss. Her gesture was directed toward the team's recently retired and much loved center, but Sunday was not only Kym Hampton day at MSG. It was also, of course, Gay Pride Day, and the rainbow-flag-waving hordes kept on cheering as victoryand the ballslipped through the Liberty's fingers as they went down 72-67 to the Los Angeles Sparks.
The Liberty organization did not officially acknowledge the freshly sunburned women streaming into the arena, as though the parade's lavender line made a right turn on 33rd Street. But in Seattle, in the WNBA's first-ever recognition of a significant core of the fan base, the Storm will host Gay Pride Night on Friday. "This is truly a team for everyone," Molly Yanity, media relations manager for the Storm, told the Seattle Times. "I say let's be part of the celebration." Whether the Liberty will follow suit any time soon is as questionable as whether the team can pull out of its 5-7 slump. A team spokesperson said that they have no plans to do so any time this season.
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You may want to look in the Caribbean as a lot of these brands are used in the charter trade, and can be had for a reasonable amount of money vs a non chartered boat.
As far as you taking one across the atlantic, i personally would not recomend it, unless you wanted to join the ACR, Atlantic Cruisers Ralley. where a bunch of folks take off at the same time, so you are with in ear shot of a number of folks.
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Trinitarios Apartment is located in Valencia and offers Ciutat Vella apartment accommodation near the beach.
Apartment accommodations come with air conditioning, televisions and DVD players. Practical amenities include kitchens and cookware/dishes/utensils. They also have Wi-Fi.
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ProduktinfoRecognised during his lifetime as a genius, Henry Purcell subsequently influenced countless classical composers from Handel to Britten. This delightful assortment of his best-known works includes the beautiful yet melancholy 'Dido's Lament' from his perennially popular opera Dido and Aeneas and the joyful Jubilate Deo for choir and orchestra, as well as some of his instrumental works; the elegant Fantazia in C minor is a particularly exquisite example of the English composer's mastery.
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- 1 Norman Engel: The Indian Queen, Z. 630: Trumpet Tune: "The Indian Queen", Z. 630: Trumpet Overture
- 2 Morning Service in D major, Z. 232: Jubilate Deo
- 3 Dido and Aeneas, Z. 626: Overture
- 4 Dido And Aeneas, Z. 626: Act Iii: Come Away, Fellow Sailors (1st Sailor, Chorus)
- 5 Dido And Aeneas, Z. 626: Act Iii: The Sailor's Dance
- 6 Dido And Aeneas, Z. 626: Act Iii: When I Am Laid In Earth (Dido)
- 7 9 Fantasia A 4: Four-Part Fantazias: Vii. Fantazia In C Minor, Z. 738
- 8 Amphitryon, Z. 572, "The 2 Sosias": A Pastoral Dialogue Betwixt Thyrsis and Iris
- 9 Henry Purcell (1659-1695): The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Act IV: Symphony
- 10 Laurence Cummings: Blow up the trumpet in Sion, Z. 10
- 11 Chacony, Z. 730
- 12 Laurence Cummings: Burial Service, 58c: March, Z. 860A
- 13 Laurence Cummings: Burial Service, 58c: Thou knowest, Lord, the secrets of our hearts, Z. 58B
- 14 Terence R. Charlston: A Choice Collection Of Lessons: Suite No. 2 In G Minor, Z. 661: Suite No. 2 In G Minor, Z. 661: Iii. Corant
- 15 Now that the sun hath veiled his light, "An Evening Hymn on a Ground", Z. 193
- 16 The Indian Queen, Z. 630: Trumpet Tune
- 17 Welcome to all the pleasures, "Ode on St. Cecilia's Day", Z. 339
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The contest is between India and Pakistan might be a big reason but the locals showed that they would not lose an opportunity to witness an international volleyball contest. The stands were full one hour before the match commenced and the aisles and the open space behind the top row of seats was quickly filled up. About one fifth of those who have been issued complimentary passes in the VIP stand did not come and about 15 minutes after the match commenced, some people were allowed to occupy the vacant seats here.
Some schools like the Sri Prakash and Nalanda sent their pupils and they were the loudest among the crowd. The children were waving small Indian tricolours all through the match.
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The five-Test series opened with a brief but colourful ceremony. National anthems of both countries were played.
Visakhapatnam MP and former Chief Minister N. Janardhana Reddy was the chief guest.
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Despite still having their offensive woes, the Los Angeles are 6-0-3 in their last nine outings, which includes a big overtime win against Phoenix last game. Tomorrow afternoon, the Kings look to put together a winning streak and continue their recent success as they welcome the Columbus Blue Jackets to town for their second meeting of the season.
The Kings and Jackets last met in Columbus on December 15 when the Kings picked up a 2-1 win in the midst of struggling to find victories during that time. Despite winning, however, the Kings could not manage a goal until the third period. They'll have to take less time to be efficient should they hope to win their second-straight.
Columbus, who sits last overall with 25 points, has lost two in a row and are 2-7-1 in their last ten. The Jackets have fallen on hard times all season long as they are now without the services of Mark Letestu, who suffered a broken hand last game in San Jose. In his place, Ryan Russell has been called up as he will be making his NHL debut tomorrow in Los Angeles.
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Pandolfo, who has been with the Bruins on a tryout since training camp, must clear waivers before he can play with the team. The B's placed him on waivers on Tuesday and he is scheduled to clear waivers Wednesday at noon.
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This image was captured on a cold winter afternoon near Canada, I do think it captures the cold in different way. I didn't think of it as cold until your comment Heather, thank you again.
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County Championship - updates from around the grounds.
Australian Trevor Bayliss is being tipped to become the surprise choice as England's new head coach.
Updates from day five of the First Test as NZ chase 345 to win
Saeed Ajmal was left out of Pakistan's one-day squad for the three-match series against Zimbabwe.
Pakistan secured a thrilling two-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the second Twenty20 international in Lahore.
Tom Bailey and Kyle Jarvis each took three wickets for Lancashire to limit Derbyshire to 335-9 on day one at Southport.
Ben Stokes admitted he "rode his luck" after smashing the fastest Test century ever recorded at Lord's.
Rohit Sharma and Lendl Simmons shared a 119-run partnership as Mumbai beat Chennai to seal their second IPL title.
Michael Klinger returned to English cricket in style with a career best T20 score of 126 as Gloucestershire beat Essex.
Fifteen wickets fell at Hove as the County Championship clash between Sussex and Warwickshire got off to a lively start.
Ben Stokes smashed the fastest Test ton at Lord's and Alastair Cook hit 150 as England lead by 295 going into day five.
John Etheridge told Cricket Writers on TV that Jason Gillespie could be England coach for the ODIs against New Zealand.
The IPL season will climax today with a final between two of the most successful sides in the history of the event.
Pakistan are keen to play home matches in neighbouring India, rather than host international series in the UAE.
Mark Wood experiences "best and worst feeling" after rollercoaster Test debut for England against New Zealand at Lord's.
Nasser Hussain says Mark Wood has shown the character needed for Test cricket after his 3-93 on debut at Lord's.
England face an uphill battle to stay in the first Test after closing day three at Lord's on 74-2, 60 runs behind New Zealand.
Adam Milne has not fully recovered from a heel injury and will miss New Zealand's one-day series against England.
Middlesex batsman Nick Compton spoke to Game Changers about how he became a cricketer.
England must make early in-roads on day three to avoid a punishing first-innings deficit, says Bob Willis.


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MLK Day Concert
"Tapestry of Dreams," an annual concert remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Dr. Reginald Buckner (founder of the concert), will be held on Sunday, January 23, 2011, 4:00-6:00 pm, Ted Mann Concert Hall. The event is jointly sponsored by the Office for Equity and Diversity and the School of Music. For event details, contact: Ralph Blanco, Office for Equity and Diversity, firstname.lastname@example.com, (612) 625-8680; or visit http://z.umn.edu/MLK2011. The concert is free and open to the public.


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May 15, 2010
LIMA — The bleeding has begun at the Allen County Health Department, and officials suspect there will be more to come.
Health Department board members were told Friday that the state has reconfigured its placement of disease intervention specialists, all but doing away with the position locally. Under the new guidelines, the person formerly charged with investigating cases of HIV and syphilis in a seven-county area around Lima now will cover 21.
"I think we'll only really appreciate the effect that has as time goes on," said Becky Dershem, director of nursing for the Allen County Health Department. "We have been traumatized by a rather lengthy outbreak of syphilis in the past. Being able to identify people at risk is always helpful."
Between 1992 and 1995, Allen County reported 88 cases of syphilis, Dershem said.
With state and local budgets in turmoil, almost every public service body is facing cuts. But most suspect they will be going deeper as the year rolls out. The department's general revenue funds consist largely of money from grants that are perpetually at risk of being slashed. Dershem saw $175,000 cut from her budget alone last year.
"I'm at people now. There's nothing else left. If we have to make cuts in the future, it will mean jobs," Dershem said.
All these cuts come at a time when an increasing number of people are depending on public health resources. The Health Department still provides many of what Dershem calls safety net services — family planning, sexually transmitted disease clinics and immunization clinics — but what services will be available in the future is up in the air.
"I really am concerned about what will happen. I'm not sure what the future holds," Dershem said. "I'm being pretty much told there will be cuts. The only variable right now is how deep those cuts will be."


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Free Wi-Fi is provided. Planning a meeting? This motel has 3 meeting rooms. The front desk is open during limited hours and you will also find free newspapers and a safe in the lobby. Other amenities include dry cleaning/laundry, a garden and laundry facilities.
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Huawei looks to win back faith of United States
SHENZHEN, China – Chinese tech giant Huawei said Monday that it hoped to "solve the challenges and problems" it has in the United States after Washington labelled it a security threat last year.
CEO Guo Ping said the firm posed no risk to the United States, which in October said it and another Chinese telecoms firm, ZTE Corp., should be barred from contracts and acquisitions, adding it "cannot be trusted" to be free of influence from Beijing.
"Since we have never sold key equipment into the United States networks, there is no possibility for Huawei to pose a security threat to the United States," Guo told a news conference.
"There has never been any incident on our products threatening the cyber security of networks," he said, adding that Huawei products are used in more than 140 countries.
"I believe one day we could potentially solve the challenges and problems in the US," he said, adding that this could be achieved with "the spirit of sincerity, openness and transparency".
The United States' distrust of Huawei stems from what is seen as an increasingly assertive China that is pouring money into building up its military and, US defence officials have warned, its ability to potentially use high-tech means to disrupt US communications or information systems.
Huawei, founded by a People's Liberation Army veteran in 1987, has denied any ties with the Chinese government and called the October congressional report "an exercise in China-bashing".
Guo was speaking after Huawei released annual earnings report, which showed net profit rose 32 percent to 15.4 billion yuan ($2.5 billion) in 2012, while revenue grew eight percent to 220.2 billion yuan.
It also said it expects compound annual growth in revenue of 10 percent over the next five years.
Huawei saw a jump of 7.2 percent in revenues in Asia-Pacific excluding China, a 4.3 percent increase in the Americas and a growth of 6.1 percent in Europe, Middle East and Africa.
China remained the company's biggest market, where it saw growth in revenue of 12.2 percent to 73.6 billion yuan.
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A couple of days ago Reese attended the MOCA Opening Reception For Dennis Hopper Double Standard in Los Angeles. When I first saw the thumbnails of these photos I had to do a double-take cause I didn't think it was Reese! She looks different, don't you think? Maybe it's the ultra white-blonde hair (for Water For Elephants). Anyway, 2 HQs have been added to the Gallery.
In other site news, I now finally have time to work on the site properly! To start with, I'm continuing with the site re-vamp by adding/updating the content behind the scenes. I'm hoping to launch the re-vamp in a couple of weeks, so keep checking back for that! When the re-vamp is done I'll be focussing on the massive task of re-building the Gallery. So there's lots to come here at Glamour Reese 😉
Gallery Links:
– Public Appearances > Events in 2010 > MOCA Opening Reception For Dennis Hopper Double Standard
Reese is still hard at work on the set of Water For Elephants in California, and this week has been looking completely stunning in a gorgeous red dress and a classic 1930's hairstyle. It also looks like she's filming a love scene with Robert Pattinson. HQs have been added to the Gallery!
Gallery Links:
– Movies > Water For Elephants > On the Set > On the set – July 1st 2010
– Movies > Water For Elephants > On the Set > On the set – July 2nd 2010
I noticed we were missing screencaps from Reese's special Oscar night back in 2006, so I downloaded a video of the show and have added screencaps today! This includes Reese presenting an award, some audience shots, and of course her Best Actress speech. There are a lot of screencaps in there, but I don't think any of us mind seeing a lot of that beautiful face up on the Oscar stage 😉
Gallery Links:
– TV & Interviews > Award Shows > 2006 – Academy Awards
Reese has been photographed on the set of Water For Elephants this week, and I've added lots of HQ photos from the set into the Gallery. Hopefully we'll have more photos of Reese as Marlena soon!
Gallery Links:
– Movies > Water For Elephants > On the Set > On the set – June 21st 2010
– Movies > Water For Elephants > On the Set > On the set – June 23rd 2010
Exciting news, Reese fans! Reese is to be honoured with a star on the famed Hollywood Walk Of Fame next year! No doubt we will get a specific date closer to the time, and I'll keep you updated on further news. Congratulations to Reese!
That time of year again: The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce announcing which celebrities get a star on the Walk of Fame. Here's the 2011 list, which is so much better than last year's WTF picks, which included somebody who doesn't actually exist.
Nph MOTION PICTURES: Penelope Cruz, Bruce Dern, Laura Dern, Diane Ladd, Ed Harris, The Muppets, Kenny Ortega, Gwyneth Paltrow, Ridley Scott, Sissy Spacek, Donald Sutherland and Reese Witherspoon.
TELEVISION: Danny DeVito, Tina Fey, Simon Fuller, Neil Patrick Harris, John Langley, Ed O'Neill, John Wells, and Oprah Winfrey.
RECORDING: Melissa Etheridge, Los Tigres Del Norte, Rascal Flatts, Go-Go's, Slash, Will i. Am, and Bebe & Cece Winans.
Posthumous: Buddy Holly and Louis Prima
LIVE PERFORMANCE/THEATRE: Joe Mantegna
– The Hollywood Reporter
Vulture has learned that Sam Worthington has been offered a starring role in Fox's action/romantic comedy This Means War, to be directed by McG; Worthington and Chris Pine (who is already signed on) would play best friends and veteran spies who wage black-ops warfare on each other when they both fall for the same girl (Reese Witherspoon, who's also producing, along with Will Smith's company, Overbrook Entertainment). Of course, if this movie's eleven-year, musical-chair history is any indication, Worthington will sit on the project for awhile and eventually wander off so the mongering can be passed on to someone else.
Here's a War history lesson: The project has been around since 1998, when it was set up as a comedy for Martin Lawrence. Since then, it has seen stars come and go, most recently Bradley Cooper. The project has also had many directors (Gore Verbinski was once attached) and writers: The list of scribes who have shaped and reshaped it include Burr Steers (How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days), Cormac and Marianne Wibberly (National Treasure), Kiernan and Michele Mulroney (Paper Man), and Tim Dowling (Role Models).
The film is a priority for Fox — they'll make it by 2042 if it kills them! — but complicating matters is that Worthington is also said to be considering doing Man on a Ledge for Summit Entertainment. In Ledge, he'd play an ex-cop threatening to jump to his death from a Manhattan hotel rooftop; unbeknownst to the police psychologists brought in to talk him down, the "suicide attempt" is a cover for the biggest diamond heist ever attempted. If he takes Summit's offer, Fox may offer the War role to Colin Farrell, who wasn't half bad as a spy-in-training in 2002's The Recruit … that is, if you could hear him above Al Pacino's near-constant screaming of failed catchphrases like "My dick's on fire!"
While re-watching Friends for the millionth time, I realised I needed to re-cap Reese's two guest episodes, and so have done that today! Over 400 new screencaps from Reese's two episodes as Jill Greene in Season 6 (2000) have been added to the Gallery, alongside the stills that were in our old Gallery plus two new HQ stills. Reese is just hilarious in these episodes and her facial expressions are priceless! Despite it being only two guest appearances, this is probably some of my favourite work of Reese's.
Also, I wanted to remind you why updates are slow around here at the moment. They will continue to be slow for another few weeks as my offline life continues to be very busy. But I'm looking forward to doing a lot of work on re-building the Gallery as soon as I have more time! I did do a massive update a few weeks ago, and will post about that asap when the section is complete.
Jill: You know, I'm doing all these different sorts of things, and maybe I should try dating a geek, too!
Rachel: Yeah, but, you know, you don't… you don't want to try too much too fast. You know? I mean, you do remember what happened to the little girl that tried too much too fast, don't you?
Jill: What?
Rachel: She… she died, Jill.
Jill: So, what do you think?
Rachel: Well, I… I don't like it.
Jill: Really?
Rachel: It's kinda slutty.
Jill: It's yours!
Rachel: Yeah, well, I'm… I'm a slut.
Jill: Me too.
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– TV & Interviews > TV Series > Friends > Screencaptures: 6×13: The One With Rachel's Sister
– TV & Interviews > TV Series > Friends > Screencaptures: 6×14: The One Where Chandler Can't Cry
– TV & Interviews > TV Series > Friends > Stills
New reports are suggesting Reese has been offered a role in Paul Thomas Anderson's next film – below are two reports with further details:
Reese Witherspoon Offered A Role In Paul Thomas Anderson's Untitled Relgion Pic? Shooting Starting In June?
Things have been pretty quiet on the Paul Thomas Anderson front and his new untitled religion picture, affectionately known as "The Master" by fans.
Loosely — or not so loosely — based on the life of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard (read our review of a very early draft of the script), we know that Philip Seymour Hoffman will play the messianic lead, Jeremy Renner will play Freddie Sutton, the drifter character that becomes The Master's right hand man, and we know that Universal passed on the project and River Road is footing the bill (the company that produced Terrence Malick's "Tree Of Life" and Doug Liman's "Fair Game"; Honcho Bill Pohlad is also an investor in distributor Apparition, so don't be surprised if the film ends up there).
Now comes a few more details from the latest issue of Production Weekly. According to their intel, Reese Witherspoon has been offered a role in the picture and the production is eyeing a June start date. Producing is John Lesher, Pohlad and Jo Anne Sellar.
June is next week if it actually starts on the first. Could the production really be this ready to go and no one's really reported that yet?
Many news sources are reporting on Robert Pattinson having cut his hair (shocking!), and on a recent appearance on the Ellen Show, he confirmed it was for Water For Elephants. He also stated that work on the film starts today – May 20th – in Los Angeles, and photos can be seen at Celebrity-Gossip.net of him on the set today. No sign of Reese yet, but I will keep my eyes out and post the first set photos as soon as I find any! Feel free to post a comment here if you come across any.
'It's about a circus in the 1930s based on a book called Water for Elephants with Reese Witherspoon'.
– Robert Pattinson on Water for Elephants
EDIT: I've been looking for more details, and come across a video of Reese talking about the project, and a further quote from Robert Pattinson.
"It's set in the Depression era, when circuses traveled by train and this guy runs away and jumps on a train to be a hobo and by accident, he doesnt realize it's a circus train. He becomes part of this world because he has no life to go back to and ends up falling in love with the ringmaster's wife, played by Reese Witherspoon. The ringmaster just happens to be kind of a schizophrenic as well. He's a most charismatic and terrifying person. He's Christoph Waltz from Inglourious Basterds. I did a read through yesterday with him. He was sitting right next to me. It was a little terrifying."
– Robert Pattinson
Woody Allen has nominated Cate Blanchett and Reese Witherspoon as two actresses he'd be keen to work with in the future.
'These are two actresses that I would like to work with, because I think they're both very talented,' Allen said.
'But I don't know them. I've never had the opportunity to speak with them.'
Allen was in Cannes where his latest tale You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger premiered on Saturday.
He missed Blanchett by only a couple of days: she was at Cannes on Thursday for Robin Hood, in which she stars with Russell Crowe.
Allen's new film features Naomi Watts, Anthony Hopkins, Antonio Banderas, Josh Brolin, Gemma Jones and Freida Pinto.
Scans from 1998 have been re-added! As with all the old scans from this site, there are some rare treats in there 😀
And I'm going to remind you all of this post in case you visit the site in the next few weeks, find there are no updates, and wonder why 😉
Gallery Links:
– Magazine Scans > Scans from 1998
Hi fans, I just wanted to drop in and update you on all on the status of the site. Lisa has decided to drop out of co-owning the site for various reasons, so now it is just me, Jess, keeping the site going! Updates will be slow for the next few weeks as I finish up at University. After that though, I will have more time to work on re-vamping/re-building the site.
As we've mentioned numerous times there will be a new layout, all the content will be updated and new content will be added. The Gallery also needs to be re-built, and just this weekend I've been saving and sorting photos that will be uploaded in time. There's lots to do, but please do bear with me as I will be re-building the site to return it to it's former standard! I'm excited about getting to that point, and hope you are too.
Just stay tuned for tons of updates here in a few weeks!


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MONTREAL -- Martin St. Louis and the New York Rangers had a reason to smile in the midst of a weekend of sadness.
St. Louis, who will attend his mother's funeral with his teammates on Sunday, scored the opening goal of the Eastern Conference finals to pace New York's suddenly high-powered offense in a 7-2 rout of the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday.
New York got goals from six other players, and Henrik Lundqvist quieted talk of a Montreal jinx in a 20-save effort. It was his first victory at the Bell Centre in more than two years.
The Rangers have wrested home-ice advantage away from the Canadiens, heading into Game 2 of the series Monday night in Montreal.
"It was an emotional time for everyone, but the guys have been behind me and supported me," said St. Louis, who received a long ovation from the crowd when he was named the game's first star. "My teammates are behind me and supporting me, and their effort was unbelievable.
"We feel really close right now and we're trying to keep feeding off that."
The Rangers galvanized and drew inspiration from St. Louis after his mother's unexpected death before Game 5 of New York's second-round series against Pittsburgh.
The Broadway Blueshirts haven't lost since, winning four straight -- including three on the road.
Rangers coach Alain Vigneault said his team is trying to support St. Louis while staying focused on playing a sound team game.
"Emotionally, for us, that is something really strong right now," Vigneault said. "I know quite a few of our guys went to the wake (on Friday), and I texted with Marty last night to make sure that everything was good.
"He's handled it in an incredible way that probably has helped our team come closer together. (Sunday) is going to be a tough day. We need to be there to support him, and we'll do that and get ready for Monday."
Mats Zuccarello, Chris Kreider, Brad Richards, Ryan McDonagh, Derek Stepan and Rick Nash also scored for the Rangers, who had netted only four goals in their past nine visits to Montreal.
Lundqvist hadn't played in Montreal since allowing four goals on Jan. 15, 2012. His last win there was March 17, 2009.
The quick-footed Rangers, coming off a comeback, seven-game win over Pittsburgh, jumped on a Canadiens team that was flat and mentally absent after a nasty and emotional seven-game win over top-seeded Boston.
"You don't look at the score," Richards said. "That's not indicative of how anything's going to happen in this series.
"We got fortunate. We got some bounces. We got some momentum, and pucks went in the net. It was a win, that's all it was. We're very aware that it's going to be a lot different."
Rene Bourque and Lars Eller scored for Montreal.
New York's turnaround against Pittsburgh started when St. Louis returned to the team a day after his mother, France, died. The Rangers won the final three games of that series in rallying from a 3-1 deficit.
Playing in his hometown, St. Louis scored 4:35 into the game. He found an unguarded spot near the net and put Dominic Moore's pass into an open side behind Carey Price, who lasted only two periods.


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