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I saw this creation by Mike Nieves (retinence) at BrickFair, and was blown away. The first thing that caught my eye was the paw smashing into the base, it really adds motion to the sculpture. Then I realized that the entire Pokemon (tiger?) was balanced on one paw! Incredibly, this creation was overlooked for nomination for Best Bionicle, but celebrity judge Ed Diment made sure this was recognized in the mecha category.
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The Ocean's Just a Step Away
Here's a lovely use for a mosaic: use it to build a backdrop to your creation. Bluesecrets did exactly this with her latest build for her local LEGO store community window. (The community window is a small dedicated space in LEGO stores for adult fan clubs to exhibit.) This is a great example of using a mosaic for forced perspective to add depth to a diorama.
Tyler Clites' E-MOTE continues to delight
Tyler Clites' (Legohaulic) wonderfully animated little robot has been busy since last we checked in on him. He's romanced a fair lady in a wonderful series of images, and now he's taken to the arts, even growing a mustache for trying his Rembrandt imitation. Be sure to check out what all he's been up to.
Beware the Batman
Chris McVeigh (powerpig) is no stranger to The Brothers Brick, having been featured multiple times for his lovely models and photography.
He's started a new series of brick-based sketches, inspired by markers as an art medium. I love the stylistic design and presentation. This particular one features a comic-book staple, the iconic Batman:
Other sketches include Boba Fett and Wolverine. I'm excited to see whoever is next!
Dennis The Menace
LegoJalex built a scene from a classic American comic and TV series, Dennis The Menace. I read some of the comics as a kid, so it was recognizable to me. Regardless, one should note the slingshot that Dennis is holding; it's a very eye-catching accessory made out of official Lego elements and a custom sling.
Tyler Clites' E-MOTE will make you feel human
Tyler Clites has embarked on a new project, crafting a friendly little robot with loads of pose-ability. This robot was intentionally made with lots of articulation and the fundamental elements of a face that allow us humans to interpret emotion from facial expressions. Tyler has been updating every day or two with new poses and expressions, and plans to continue for several weeks. Tyler is doing some fantastic work here: taking a relatively simple build and imbuing it with emotion and personality. This sort of creativity is what makes LEGO building amazing. We'll be featuring the dramatic little robot again as his acting broadens, so be sure to watch TBB to see more of him. In the meantime, check out E-MOTE's photoset to see all of his poses so far.
Today, E-MOTE discovers the wonder of butterflies.
Unexplored Ruins
Kyle Collard (Lazer Blade) displayed this beautifully crafted ruined castle at Brick Fiesta last weekend. This edited photo shows all the details of the decay and lends itself to insta-faves.
New and upcoming LEGO books for Jul-Oct 2013
It seems like there are new books about LEGO coming out constantly, both from famously "LEGO-friendly" publishing houses like No Starch Press and from many other publishers.
We haven't been able to feature or review all of them, so here's a quick roundup of the many LEGO books published so far in 2013, along with links to pre-order a number of future books.
- The Big Unofficial Lego Builder's Book: Build Your Own City by Joachim Klang and Oliver Albrecht
- Brick City: Global Icons to Make from LEGO by Warren Elsmore
- LEGO Minifigures: Character Encyclopedia from DK, with an exclusive toy soldier minifig
- The BrickGun Book: Build the World's Most Realistic LEGO Handguns by Jeff Boen
- Brick by Brick: How LEGO Rewrote the Rules of Innovation and Conquered the Global Toy Industry by David Robertson with Bill Breen
- Lego: Build Your Own Vehicles by Joachim Klang
- The LEGO Build-It Book, Vol. 1: Amazing Vehicles by Nathanaël Kuipers and Mattia Zamboni, due out July 29
- Beautiful LEGO by Mike Doyle, due out September 10
- The LEGO Adventure Book, Vol. 2: Spaceships, Pirates, Dragons & More! by Megan Rothrock, due out September 22
- The LEGO Build-It Book, Vol. 2: More Amazing Vehicles by Nathanaël Kuipers and Mattia Zamboni, due out September 22
- LEGO Galaxy: Build Your Own Universe by Joe Klang, Oliver Albrecht, and Lutz Uhlmann, due out October 16
- LEGO Space: Building the Future by Peter Reid and Tim Goddard, due out October 22
I'm particularly excited about LEGO Space by perennial TBB favorites Pete Reid and Tim Goddard. Though we don't have too many details about what's inside, the cover alone hints at Neo-Classic Space greatness.
50 Shades of Bley: Iain Heath's Mad LEGO Science
Resident mad genius and meme chaser Iain Heath has just put out a crazy video explaining how to dye your bricks. All you purists out there can put your pitchforks down and simply skip over this one, but for everyone else, it's some pretty cool stuff whether you're into LEGO mutilation or not. In this video Iain explains how he achieved the flesh tones used in his large-scale Gollum character. And for those of you who haven't seen it, Iain's previous video describing his design process for the accompanying Bilbo is also well worth a watch.
LEGO Microscope by Carl Merriam
LEGO certainly has some small elements, and Carl Merriam has really taken that idea to the next level with this fabulous microscope. I'm impressed with the build, and the presentation, and that's what originally caught my eye. Then I read the description:
"A little more tinkering and I connected the focus to a magnifying glass and fiber optic light in the eyepiece, so adjusting the focus knobs would actually bring the writing on a LEGO stud in and out of focus."
So in additon to be a beautifully presented, excellent build, it actually works.
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Donto, who was with his mother during that time, said her behavior was not erratic as some claimed.
It was the only Perry moment anyone will remember, and a metaphor for his erratic campaign.
And he was one of the most trusted aides of Than Shwe, the erratic junta strongman who stepped down earlier this year.
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GREEN DOT is a prevention program focused on empowering bystanders to become active members in reducing power-based personal violence (PBPV) to make our campus a safer place to live, work, and attend school.
What is PBPV?
"Power-based personal violence is a form of violence that has as a primary motivator the assertion of power, control and/or intimidation in order to harm another. This includes partner violence, sexual assault, stalking, and other uses of force, threat, intimidation, or harassment of an individual. It also includes the use of alcohol or drugs to commit any of these acts. These acts are inclusive of acts committed by strangers, friends, acquaintances, intimates, or other persons." (Source: Ending Violence...One Green Dot at a Time, Dorothy J. Edwards, PhD)
Here at Central we are passionate about introducing Green Dot onto our campus; making it a standard in our community that whenever possible, we do something.
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Make it an August to remember when you join your friends at French Lick Resort for a celebration of women's golf. For the past six years, The Alice Dye Invitational has been one of our most popular and fun golf events.
When you play in the invitational you receive:
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Most modern programming languages, such as Java, C#, Ruby, and Python, are object-oriented languages, which help group individual bits of code into a complex and coherent application. However, object-orientation itself is not a language; it's simply a set of ideas and concepts.
Let Simon Allardice introduce you to the terms—words like abstraction, inheritance, polymorphism, subclass—and guide you through defining your requirements and identifying use cases for your program. The course also covers creating conceptual models of your program with design patterns, class and sequence diagrams, and unified modeling language (UML) tools, and then shows how to convert the diagrams into code.
So we need those concepts and that vocabulary. But how do we make decisions about polymorphism and inheritance without actually knowing what our classes and objects are? Well, we need to go through a process to identify the classes for our application. Now whether you use a formal software development methodology or not, this is the entire point of object-oriented analysis and design, what classes do you need and what do they do? Now a lot of the formal methodologies have their own unique names for working through their process, but although there are multiple ways to approach this, the ideas are fairly similar, and we'll go through a typical approach using five steps.
One, gather your requirements. Two, describe the application. Three, identify the most important objects. Four, describe the interaction between those objects. And five, create a class diagram. Now we're going to talk about all of these in more detail, and we'll cover techniques you use for each step. But let's take it one level deeper right now. Step one is gathering your requirements. What does the app need to do? What problem are you trying to solve? And you focus here, you get specific, and you write it down, because that's the only way you're going to get past the conflicting and half-formed ideas people have about what this app could do versus what the app is going to do.
Step two is you then describe the application, you build a simple narrative in plain conversational language for how people use the app. You're not trying to write a book, but you are trying to describe in small self-contained pieces, and there are some specific techniques for this, including use cases and user stories, which we'll talk about shortly. Now this is not exhaustive, you're looking for the smallest set of stories that will make this a real application. We're going to make the assumption that what we have here may be inaccurate, it may be incomplete, it may change. That's okay. We still do it.
Now you may or may not at this point also create a mockup or a prototype of the user interface. Sometimes that is essential and sometimes it's just a distraction. We move on to step three, identifying the most important objects. Now this is actually the starting point of identifying your actual classes. So you're trying to use the stories, the descriptions you just wrote to pick out the most important ideas, the most important concepts, the most important things in our application and discard what's around it.
Not everything we pick here will become a class, but a lot of them will. Step four is you then formally describe the interactions between those objects, our customer needs to open a bank account, a spaceship needs to explode when it touches an asteroid. Now this also lets you start to better understand the responsibilities of the different objects, the behaviors they need to have. And when they interact with other objects, what they do and what order they need to do it in. And one way to do this is what's called a sequence diagram.
And step five is Create a Class Diagram. This is a visual representation of the classes you need. And here is where you get to be really specific about object-oriented principles like inheritance and polymorphism. But at no point in any of this do you write code yet. The output is on paper, on index cards, on a whiteboard. It could be done using electronic tools, but it's really better on paper for now. And the main result you expect from the process is the Class Diagram.
That's the most common way you'll write down the classes you need to make, the methods in those classes, and the interaction between the different objects in your application. Now in an iterative approach to developing software, this is not done once, you will continually revisit and refine these steps over weeks and months of development. So we are going to cover these steps in much more detail, including how to create all the diagrams I've already mentioned. But first, we need to get specific about the requirements of our application.
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Developer Harwood International's next Uptown project won't be another office tower or a high-rise condo.
Instead, the Dallas developer plans to build a high-end restaurant just east of the American Airlines Center sports arena.
Harwood intends to construct the 8,630 restaurant at the corner of Olive Street and Harry Hines, just across the street from its Saint Ann Court office tower.
The full block is now occupied by a park that Harwood built a few years ago with lawn, bushes and gravel paths.
Plans filed with the City of Dallas show that Harwood plans to take just a corner of the park for its new restaurant project. The construction will also include a deck for outdoor dining and a small parking lot.
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Team Needs: Denver Broncos
5.0 - High priority. This is a position that is a glaring weakness and there is the likelihood that this team cannot compete next year without making a major addition here.
4.0 - Medium Priority. This is an area that is an obvious weakness, but the team isn't quite desperate to make a major move here possibly because they have some young potential. But this is an area that if the team cannot fix via free agency, will definitely use one of their picks in the first three or four rounds to supplement.
3.0 - Upgrade Potential. This is a position that isn't a weakness per se, but there is significant room for an upgrade. If the right player comes along they will certainly snag him, but if they don't fix this position with a major free agent addition or early round pick, then it's not the end of the world.
2.0 - Depth Need. An area where there is a need to add depth. Perhaps there is an aging veteran and they might want to start to look at grooming his heir apparent or replacement. Not likely to be a high priority and a position that more than likely will be address in the middle and late rounds rather than with a top pick.
1.0 - Future Need. This is an area that is not a priority, and doesn't initially appear as a need. But there is some room to develop some depth for perhaps two or more years down the line. This is usually an area that a team will look at in the late rounds if at all.
0.0 - Non-need. This is a position that is a strength of their team, they have a solid starter, capable depth, and/or a young player at the position that they like and want to develop. Very little possibility this area is addressed and would be the equivalent of a wasted draft pick.
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Quarterbacks - The Broncos have affirmed that they are committed to Tim Tebow as their starter through OTAs and into training camp. Presumably Tebow will be given enough leash to remain the starter for the entirety of 2012. But if GM John Elway has his way, he can find a good, young pocket passer that he can sit for a year, and then plug into the starting lineup in 2013 and be their franchise QB for years to come. But the Broncos will also seek to add a veteran in free agency, to replace Brady Quinn. NEED: 3.0
Running Back - McGahee had a resurgent year, but he'll be 31 in October and the need to start looking for an heir apparent, Knowshon Moreno has had his moments, but is coming off ACL surgery and had a recent off-field run-in which could get him booted out of Denver. NEED: 2.0
Fullback - Spencer Larsen is a free agent and is a solid lead blocker but is coming off a knee injury. But it would seem smart to bring him because of his ability to play on special teams and on defense. But they might look to add some depth and competition here since the position was eliminated from the lineup once Larsen went down. NEED: 2.0
WIde Receiver - Eddie Royal is a free agent and is not expected back. That will leave Demaryius Thomas and Eric Decker as their two main options on the outside. They would love to upgrade this position, but they'll be hard-pressed to find a veteran option since Tebow's questionable passing abilities. So instead, they will probably add another depth option in the draft. NEED: 2.0
Tight End - Daniel Fells was effective down the stretch, but he's not the sort of dynamic receiving option that they would love to get. This position will likely have even more value to them over a wide receiver because it can help their passing game, as well as their running game with blocking. NEED: 4.0
Offensive Tackle - Ryan Clady is the one rock-solid player they have up front and is entering the final year of his contract, and probably inline to get a big extension in the next 12 months. Orlando Franklin had a nice rookie season, and should solidify this spot. They might add some depth, but it won't be a huge need. NEED: 1.5
Offensive Guard - Chris Kuper isn't great at right guard, but solid. Zane Beadles is proabbly the most vulnerable among their five starters to be supplanted. Bolstering depth here should be on the Broncos radar, if they don't try to upgrade the position entirely in free agency. NEED: 2.5
Center - J.D. Walton has been a capable young center, that they seem to feel fairly confident with going forward. Their major issue here will be dealing with depth if free agent Russ Hochstein departs. NEED: 1.5
Defensive Tackle - This will be a priority to upgrade. While Brodrick Bunkley beefed up their run defense, and Marcus Thomas made some strides to live up to his potential, they want to get more pressure from this position. It's not good when Ryan McBean is your most disruptive presence in the middle. Bunkley and Thomas are both free agents, that they seem open to bringing back. But either way, they need an upgrade. NEED: 4.0
Defensive End - Robert Ayers wasn't great, but he was better playing his natural defensive end spot than he was in past years. And Dumervil and Von Miller were very good pass rushers on the edge. Jason Hunter and Derrick Harvey add depth, but both are free agents and expendable. They should try and bolster their rotation with some free agent pickups. NEED: 2.0
Linebacker - Miller was a standout as a rookie. Re-signing Wesley Woodyard will be key to provide some insurance behind the underachieving D.J. Williams on the outside. They will likely give Nate Irving a chance to man the middle since Joe Mays was marginal. Mario Haggan is also a free agent, and provides only depth at this point. They could try and find a veteran on the free agent market to keep the middle warm until Irving is ready. NEED: 2.0
Cornerback - Champ Bailey still showed there is something left in the tank at age 33 this past year, but they need to find someone that can man the spot across from him and take over when the tank runs dry. Andre Goodman at this point in his career is nothing more than a nickel corner, and rookie Chris Harris looks poised to continue to fill that spot. NEED: 4.0
Safety - Brian Dawkins might be at the end of the line. He's a free agent, and his age and neck problems might force him to retire. The young duo of Rahim Moore and Quinton Carter didn't have the desired results. Moore was benched early in the year due to poor play, and will have to work harder to get back into the coach's good graces. In the meantime, it would be smart for them to add a veteran in free agency to provide depth and insurance. NEED: 2.0
Kicker - Matt Prater is an excellent kickoff guy, but a bit lackluster on field goals. But they like his upside and slapping him with the franchise tag will assure he's back for another year. NEED: 0.0
Punter - Britton Colquitt is one of the bright, young punters in the league. NEED: 0.0
Return Specialist - Quan Cosby was serviceable until they cut him at the end of the year, leaving nothing much here since Eddie Royal is unlikely to return. This is a position that they likely will try to address with their needs at CB or WR. NEED: 3.0
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Predjama Castle is an unusual castle in that it is built into a large cave opening on a mountainside. As a result, it was able to withstand long sieges, since the occupants could exit through the cave to get supplies. The castle was built in the late 1500s. Its most infamous resident was Arazem Jamski, who was a sort of Slovenian Robin Hood.
The inside of the castle is rather plainly furnished, but the castle is still worth touring for its unusual construction and layout, and the views that you can get from the upper floors. You can also, for an extra fee, tour the cave. In August, the castle hosts a medieval-stlye tournament, complete with banquets and knights and other people in medieval costumes.
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Episode PremiereMarch 23, 2014
GenreAnimation, Comedy
Show Period2011 - now
Production Company20th Century Fox Television
Cast and Crew
DirectorDon MacKinnon
ScreenwriterDan Fybel, Rich Rinaldi
Main Cast
- H. Jon Benjamin
- John Roberts
- Kristen Schaal as Louise Belcher (voice)
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- Eugene Mirman
When Bob and Linda leave town for a romantic getaway (at a Burger Convention), they ask Teddy to babysit Tina, Gene and Louise. While the 'rents are away, Teddy is eager to earn the coveted title of "Uncle Teddy" and does so by putting Tina's crush in his rightful place after discovering that he was just using her for - gasp - free burgers! Hijinks ensue.


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Amaro, Lackey, Stewart win Big 12 Player of Week honors
Former MacArthur standout Jace Amaro earned his first Big 12 Player of the Week honor after his big effort helped Texas Tech's comeback victory over West Virginia. Amaro, Baylor lineback Eddie Lackey and Oklahoma State return specialist Josh Stewart were honored by a media panel commissioned by the Big 12 for their big performances in […] [Read More]
Kingsbury still not ready to name QB starter for OU
LUBBOCK — Despite a mammoth passing game at West Virginia, Texas Tech coach Kliff Kingsbury still isn't ready to reveal his starter for Saturday's pivotal game at Oklahoma. Freshman Davis Webb passed for 462 yards against the Mountaineers to engineer the 37-27 comeback victory. It marked the second time in two career starts that Webb […] [Read More]
Big 12 rankings: Balanced Baylor tops this week's list
LUBBOCK — Even if we're out of town on assignment, the Big 12 list still needs to be updated for this week. Here's a look at our most recent rankings for the conference. 1. Baylor (6-0, 3-0, Saturday @ Kansas) — The turnover at the top of the poll has boosted the Bears into unchartered […] [Read More]
Baylor soars to top slot in this week's Dirty Dozen
SAN ANTONIO — Baylor's beatdown over Iowa State not only resonated with the national pollsters, pushing them as high in the AP poll in nearly 33 seasons. But their 71-7 triumph over the Cyclones also has pushed them into the top spot in our "Dirty Dozen" for the first time in history. Here's how we […] [Read More]
Baylor, Tech crack top 10 after wild Saturday of upsets
LUBBOCK — Baylor and Texas Tech were among the nation's top benefactors after a wild weekend that was marked with upsets of top teams across the country. Seven teams in the top 15 lost over the weekend, setting the stage for the Bears and Red Raiders to make huge jumps into the top 10 of […] [Read More]
Baylor's national profile could soar with a strong effort tonight
WACO — Baylor has a chance to turn some national attention tonight in its game with Iowa State. The Bears are currently ranked No. 12 in the Associated Press poll. None of the early projections of the Bowl Championship Series poll set for release tomorrow has them in the top 10. But with No. 8 Louisville […] [Read More]
LIVE: Iowa State at (12) Baylor
WACO — Follow live coverage from Big 12 beat writer Tim Griffin as the No. 12 Baylor Bears host the Iowa State Cyclones in a Big 12 matchup. Third-quarter report By Griffin WACO — Baylor is making this game look easy, cruising to a 51-0 lead after three quarters. The Baylor defense rose up to […] [Read More]
Pivotal Clemson-FSU game highlights top 25 matchups
Saturday's game between Florida State and Clemson is kind of a big thing down on Tobacco Road. The league known most for its basketball will have a rare gridiron treat Saturday when No. 5 Florida State visits No. 3 Clemson. It should be a great game matching two outstanding quarterbacks in Clemson's Tajh Boyd and […] [Read More]
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My picks for Thursday and Friday night games haven't been the best this season. Miami against North Carolina was doomed for me as soon as Duke Johnson and Phillip Dorsett in the opening minutes of the game. Al Golden probably feels more fortunate than me after escaping Kenan Stadium with a victory — even if […] [Read More]
Eight Baylor players top All-Big 12 midseason list
We're at the midway point of the season. This is as good a time as any to release our midseason All-Big 12 selections for the Big 12. Here's our team of players who have performed best so far this season. Offense: QB – Bryce Petty, Baylor RB – Lache Seastrunk, Baylor RB – Johnathan Gray, […] [Read More]
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Lorrimore Square
Lorrimore Square is a square in Southwark, south London, England.[1]
A 1681 map of Walworth made for Dean and Chapter of Canterbury Cathedral shows a common called "Lattam-more" (or Lower Moor), which is now the location for Lorrimore Square.[2]
St Paul's Church[3] is located in the centre of the square. Lorrimore Square was hit by incendiary bombs during World War II in 1940 and the original church burned down leaving only the steeple.[4] The current church was built in 1959–60, designed by the architectural practice Woodroffe Buchanan & Coulter,[5] and is Grade II listed.[6] The Lorrimore Drop-in Centre[7] is in the same building as the church on the ground floor. The church and church hall are (unusually) on the first floor.
The church and centre are housed in a reinforced concrete building, with a steep folded plate timber roof, which is covered in green copper. The external walls are brick, reclaimed stone from the original church, and artificial blocks, some with stained glass.
The square is within the SE17 postcode district. The nearest tube station is Kennington to the northwest.
The eastern side of Lorrimore Square falls within a Conservation Area, specifically the Sutherland Square Conservation Area.[8] Southwark Council, the local council, regulates any planning and development that can take place in this area.
Along with Lorrimore Road, Carter Street, Fleming Cottages, Churchwarden House, Greig Terrace and Forsyth Gardens, Lorrimore Square is covered by the local Surrey Gardens Tenant's and Resident's Association who, as leaseholders, hold responsibility for the park in Lorrimore Square.[9]
- ^ The Lorrimore website.
- ^ Walworth History.
- ^ St Paul's Church, Lorrimore Square.
- ^ LONDON-L Archives, August 2005.
- ^ Newington, St Paul — London, A Church Near You.
- ^ Newington, St Paul — Southwark & Newington Deanery, Diocese of Southwark.
- ^ Lorrimore Drop-in Centre, Lambeth Mind Online.
- ^ Sutherland Square Conservation Area, Southwark Council, UK.
- ^ Surrey Gardens Tenant's and Resident's Association blog.


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Gaza Urges Egypt to Permit Qatari Fuel Amid Shortage, MENA Says
Sept. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Authorities in Gaza are urging the Egyptian government to let shipments of Qatari fuel to the strip resume, the state-run Middle East News Agency reported today.
Egypt blocked Qatari fuel from entering Gaza after an attack on a border post near the Rafah crossing in Sinai that killed 16 soldiers on Aug. 5, Cairo-based MENA said. Gaza is suffering a fuel shortage of as much as 50 percent, the news agency said.
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Demi Moore graces the cover of Harper's Bazaar's April 2010 issue wearing Chanel.
You may remember we saw the candids from this shoot back in December.
In her editorial she wears Alexander McQueen, Christian Dior, Carolina Herrera and that beautiful feathered Jason Wu dress we've seen on Iman.
I had to do a double take of the picture of her wearing Jason Wu, because for a split second I thought it was Victoria Beckham.
In her interview she talks about the first time she met hubby Ashton Kutcher and why she prefers being called a puma over a cougar.
You can read read all of Demi's interview at HarpersBazaar.com. Below are some of the highlights.
On whether she'd prefer being called a cougar or puma: "Cougar has become so distasteful. I really hate that expression. I prefer puma it has a sweeter quality, more elegant. And then somebody said to me, 'Pumas are only for people in their 30s.'"Read More…


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Nairobi — ODM nominated top opposition leader Mr Raila Amolo Odinga as its presidential candidate to take on President Mwai Kibaki and ODM-K leader Mr Kalonzo Musyoka in the December general elections.
Odinga, a former ally turned fierce critic of Kibaki trails the president in the latest Steadman opinion poll giving him 25 percent of the vote to the incumbent's 45 percent.
"The coming election will be a fight between the forces for the retention of the status quo and the forces for change," Odinga the cheering Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) supporters at Moi International centre, Kasarani, Nairobi.
Raila garnered 2,656 votes followed by Musalia Mudavadi at 391, William Ruto 368, Joseph Nyaga 30 and Mvita MP Najib Balala got four votes.
Earlier, Mvita MP Najib Balala stepped down for the Langata MP, saying the people of Coast province had convinced him to step down and he found it prudent to heed their call. Raila shed tears after Balala's announcement.
Odinga, the son of a former vice-president and hero of Kenya's independence struggle, is credited with being the architect of Kibaki's landslide victory in 2002. But the two fell out after Kibaki allegedly reneged on a MoU.
On Friday, the Lang'ata MP, emerged from a church service and said he felt confident of winning the ODM presidential nomination.
"I have a strong feeling and belief I will be the winner," Raila said after coming out of the Newlife SDA Church. "My family and I decided to come to church today to seek special prayers ahead of the big day," he said.
He said after the nominations, what has largely been an internal issue at ODM will now become a national issue, as the team will hit the campaign trail to trounce President Kibaki. Raila added that ODM was ready to work with anyone after the nomination.
He appealed to all Kenyans hungry for change to vote for ODM. "We welcome and are willing to work with people who want change.
The race will be mainly against agents of change and those who want to retain old guard leadership," he said.
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It seems like it has rained nearly every day since early June in parts of the Midwest and the mid-Atlantic states. Is there any sign of the rainy weather taking a break?
A 32-year-old Marine was hospitalized on Saturday, July 4, after being bitten by a shark near Surf City, North Carolina, WITN-TV reports.
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Rounds of severe storms brought tornadoes to the Midwest and Northeast, while intense heat gripped parts of Europe this week.
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MoMA Presents The Contenders 2010 11/11-1/22/2011
The Museum of Modern Art presents The Contenders 2010, November 11, 2010 through January 22, 2011.
For this annual series, MoMA's Department of Film combs through major studio releases and the top film festivals in the world, selecting influential, innovative films made in the last twelve months that are contenders for lasting historical significance. The Contenders 2010 is organized by Rajendra Roy, The Celeste Bartos Chief Curator, and Sean Egan, Producer, Film Exhibitions and Projects, The Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art.
The exhibition is supported by BNP Paribas.
The Contenders 2010
November 11, 2010-January 22, 2011
Thursday, November 11
8:00 The King's Speech. 2010. UK/Australia. Directed by Tom Hooper. 118 minutes.
Q&A with Director Tom Hooper following the screening
Friday, November 12
4:00 The Red Chapel. 2009. Denmark. Directed by Mads Brügger. 87 minutes.
Sunday, November 14
3:00 The Ghost Writer. 2010. France/Germany/UK. Directed by Roman Polanski. 118 minutes
5:30 Inception. 2010. USA/UK. Directed by Christopher Nolan. 148 minutes
Monday, November 29
7:00 I Am Love. 2009. Italy. Directed by Luca Guadagnino. 120 min.
Monday, December 13
8:00 Henry of Navarre. 2010. Germany/France/Czech Republic/Spain. Directed by Jo Baier. 155 min.
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6:00 Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work. 2010. USA. Directed by Ricki Stern and Anne Sundberg. 90 min.
7:00 Black Swan. 2010. USA. Directed by Darren Aronofsky. 103 min.
8:30 The Social Network. 2010. USA. Directed by David Fincher. 121 min.
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Wednesday, December 29
4:00 Waste Land. 2010. Brazil/UK. Directed by Lucy Walker. Co-Directed by Karen Harley and João Jardim. 90 min.
7:00 The Kids Are All Right. 2010. USA. Directed by Lisa Cholodenko. 106 m
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4:00 Winter's Bone. 2010. USA. Directed by Debra Granik. 100 min.
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The meat itself, still on the bone, was fine if not remarkable, but we carefully sopped up all of the sauce with rounds of white bread from the continually replenished basket.
The paella de carnes y mariscos ($26 for two, but plenty for four if sufficiently preceded by tapas) arrived in due course and was inspected. We noted the traditional two-handled pan, the wealth of meat, mussels, prawns, and green peas, and the bright yellowness of the rice an indication that there has been no stinting on the saffron. The grains of rice were plump and glistening, a sign that they had just been cooked straight through rather than parboiled, left to wait, then finished in haste.
Best of all was the caramelized crust that had developed at the bottom of the rice layer. One of the big differences between risotto and paella is that the former is stirred more or less constantly, with a creamy result, while the latter is stirred hardly at all. The result of this stasis is the crust, which is something of a delicacy, though scraping it off and folding it into the rest of the dish can be an indelicate operation.
Paella is one of life's more festive dishes, and Esperpento, despite its advanced age, has to be one of the more festive restaurants in the not-exactly-somnolent Mission: large parties wait at the door, tables are pushed together, cheerful voices are raised, plates laden with tapas fly from the kitchen (to return a few minutes later, stripped clean), service staff move nimbly among the tables like performers in some high-wire circus act. It is chaos, yes, but functional chaos, absurd as that might sound. *
Lunch: Mon.Fri., 11 a.m.3 p.m. Dinner: Mon.Fri., 510 p.m. Continuous service: Sat.Sun., noon10 p.m.
3295 22nd St., SF
(415) 282-8867
Beer and wine
Wheelchair accessible
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Founded in 1992 by Edie Loeb-Tomasko with two riders and a borrowed horse, UpReach sits on 96 beautiful acres in Goffstown, NH. We have grown to serve 75-80 students in varied programming, with 13 equine partners, 5 full-time and 4 part-time staff, and over 120 active volunteers!!
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