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Pieter Bruegel crossed with Where's Wally: Tom Edwards' joyous new show – The Procession to Ćaute
It's no use trying to hide how much we all love Tom Edwards. He was one of our 2012 Graduates, we write about him every chance we get, and when we don't see or hear from him for a while we feel a kind of unexplained sadness. Maybe it's his strangely crude, medieval imagination, maybe it's his unbridled passion for cats, but it's probably just because everything he does has a magic to it that, to this day, I've certainly never heard anyone deny.
Tom's solo show at London's Beach Gallery opened last week to a crowd of eager fans spilling out on to the street. Months in the making, Tom's pieces on display – surrounded by a selection of pottery and a specially-made rugs – pretty much took the breath away from all those who came to view it. The first print on the wall depicts a Where's Wally-rivallingly detailed medieval procession through a town riddled with cats towards some sort of magical temple, the interior of which we see in the second large print. Turns out, not surprisingly, that lurking in the temple is an enormous cat, to which the almost Pieter Bruegel-like characters worship and bring offerings.
Sound good? It really is. In Tom's own words, the show is "the cat's pyjamas", so get yourself there before it closes on June 24.


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Little Big Man is working on his skip counting. We have several resources that we are using and I wanted to share what appears to be working so far.
First, I purchased the Classical Conversations Foundations CD set. I'm not a member of any CC community but I thought I could use the memory materials on the CDs for some of the math and science memory work. I found another wonderful CD from Have Fun Teaching at the Southeast Homeschool Expo. The young man who produces the CDs and videos was there and he was so sweet, I had to buy one of his counting CDs. You can find his videos and CDs here. Turns out, Little big man likes the Have Fun Teaching CD MUCH better than the Classical Conversations memory songs so we're going to use the Have Fun Teaching CD for now.
Just so you'll know, the Have Fun Teaching Counting Songs CD skip counts up to twelves twelves and then counts down from 20. The kids like it because it has music and it's fun to dance to as well as sing along. The Classical Conversations CD is certainly more robust in that it goes up to counting by 15s as well as contains several math laws for memorization. But, its not as fun.
Another resource I am using is an iPad app called the 100 Board. While listening to the skip counting CD, I pull up the control for the 100 board. It has all the numbers listed in rows of 10. I then point to each number as the song sings along. We have done this 3 days in a row now and he is starting to try to sing along with the song.
After we go through the song twice in this manner, I then open another app called Skip Counting. The first day I startedworked the app going from 2 through 20. I then asked Little Big Man if he saw a pattern to the numbers. Happily, he did see the pattern and was able to pick up where I left off.
I let him go through some of the sequence and then I would do then next few.
On today, our third day of skip counting, he did the whole 100 board by himself, but I still helped him by selecting the numbers. If your child doesn't know his numbers this app can be pretty frustration because they are all jumbled up and you have to hunt and find the number. Little Big Man knows his numbers but he does sometimes get frustrated during the hunt and find portion of the 100 board. Since this lesson was about teaching a different skill, I thought it best to find the numbers for him to keep him motivated.
When we get to some of the higher skip counting lessons, I'll incorporate the Montessori beads that I purchased about a year and a half ago. I bought the whole square and cube sets so they will definitely come in handy.
Here are links to all the apps I use or will use for our skip counting lessons. I will receive a small commission if you purchase any of then through this page.
A Montessori Approach to Math – Hundred Board

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Jesus often gave lessons about how to relate to other people, lessons that often seem contradictory to the values of the world because they are based on the values of the Kingdom of God. Understanding the importance of valuing all persons, endeavoring to bring about and maintain peace, and putting others before oneself - attitudes such as these are based on the faith that God's power will bring salvation to those who serve God in this world.
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Fire department requesting new emergency vehicle
The town's new updated personnel policy will be discussed when Forest City Commissioners meet Monday at 5 p.m. at Cool Springs Administrative Office on West Main Street in Forest City. The board plans to discuss the new document a few items at a time until it is completed.
The work session will last an hour after which time the board will go into its regular business session at 6 p.m.
During the regular business session, the board will hear a request from Forest City Fire Rescue Chief Mark McCurry to buy a quick response vehicle.
The Town budgeted $90,000 for a quick response vehicle for the fire department in the 2013-2014 fiscal year budget, however the item was contingent upon grant funding assistance.
Town officials received a letter from Timken Foundation last week announcing they were awarding the town a $50,000 grant to purchase the new vehicle.
McCurry has requested the town increase its funding from $90,000 to $110,000 based on a 6.5 percent increase in the cost of the new vehicle since it was discussed during budget talks last June.
Town Commissioners will also talk about the Department of Transportation's agreement for the sidewalk construction on Oak Street to Allendale Drive.
The board is expecting to review a letter it will send to Rep. Mike Hager and the Senator Ralph Hise regarding the coal ash legislation.
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The body of a man who was found dead near Boone Lake Saturday evening has been identified.
According to a news release from Washington County Sheriff Ed Graybeal, 86-year-old William J. Kohler's body was found a short time after he had been reported missing from his residence at 152 Jay's Drive about 4:55 p.m.
Graybeal said his Kohler's body was found at the bottom of a 90-foot embankment. Washington County-Johnson City Emergency Medical Services assisted deputies with recovering the body. Graybeal the investigation is ongoing.Earlier version of the story
Following a call for a missing person, Washington County Sheriff's Office and Washington County-Johnson City Emergency Medical Services personnel removed a body from near Boone Lake Saturday evening.
Emergency 911 dispatchers received a call about 4:30 p.m., said WCSO Lt. Doug Gregg, and with the help of neighbors in the Jay's Drive area, they were able to find the body of the missing man. A neighbor who was in a kayak spotted the body, and alerted law enforcement.
"It looks like an accidental fall," Gregg said, saying the some of the items belonging to the man, who was found just about five feet from the water, including his hat and a flashlight, were spread out on embankment above the body. Because of a large drop of about 90-feet from the Jay's Drive area, officers had to access the site of the body from across the water at a residence at the end of Baywood Drive.
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Wie gives herself major shot at first U.S. Open
After the 68 she shot on Thursday, Michelle Wie was thinking it would be nice if she could do it again.
Wie birdied her last two holes Friday to do exactly that, setting her up at 4-under through two rounds and the halfway point of the U.S. Women's Open at Pinehurst No. 2. She holds a three-shot lead over Lexi Thompson, who also shot a 68.
Wie said she did a good job of balancing being aggressive and playing it safe.
"We just played it safe on a lot of holes where you just can't really go for the pins," she said. "Course management was definitely working today."
Wie had a remarkably fantastic round on a day in which a lot of players lost shots - just six players shot under-par. Her closing birdies on holes No. 8 and 9 set her apart from the rest of the field.
"Finishing with two birdies is always great," she said. "It's a grind out there. It's not easy."
Not that it was an easy day by any stretch. She started off her round on the back nine with eight straight pars before a birdie on No. 18 to move to 3-under, despite driving into someone's divot on that hole.
Her second shot on hole No. 1 trickled off the green to the right, where her chip shot couldn't hold the green and rolled back to the fringe. Two putts from there gave Wie her first bogey of the day.
The next six holes were all pars, helped by putts of 15 or 20 feet for par on holes No. 2 and 6 particularly. Wie had 29 putts on Friday, a day after she took just 26.
"Really grateful for the par putts that I made and some of the birdie putts that I made," she said. "I can't complain, I'll take it."
Then back-to-back birdies on 8 and 9 set her up nicely for the third round. On hole No. 8, she was afraid she couldn't get it to the hole, she said afterwards, but got a 6-iron to 12 feet behind the hole, from where she made the putt. On the par-3 ninth, her pitching wedge finished 15 feet short of the hole. She sank that putt for a round-closing birdie.
Wie said that starting off with eight pars might make her mad usually, but Friday was an exception.
"I felt in some other golf courses I would be mad at that point," she said. "I was very happy that I had eight pars. Pars are great on this golf course. I'll take a par any day on this golf course."
Wie's record in the U.S. Open has been less than stellar. Other than a tie for third in 2006, she hasn't been a serious contender. She withdrew in 2013, tied for 35th in 2012, tied for 55th in 2011 and missed the cut in 2010. But she's played well on the LPGA Tour this year, with a win and eight top 10s coming into this week.
"She's just hitting a lot of fairways, hitting it straight," said Paula Creamer, who is at 2-over. "She's got control of her ball and she's making putts. If you do that, you're going to be doing pretty well at any golf course."
Wie said she really wants to win this tournament, especially this being her national championship. Only one American - Creamer in 2010 - has won the U.S. Women's Open since 2008. But she's also aware, she said, that the 72nd hole is far away.
"It's definitely one of the majors that I really want to win," she said. "I think the U.S. Open as an American is one of the most important tournaments. But at the same time, Sunday is a very, very long time, far away. You can't really think about Sunday, 18th hole, now. You have 36 holes to play."
Remember, Martin Kaymer matched under-par scores last week in the first two rounds that propelled him to a victory on this very course in the men's version of this championship.
Wie has set herself up well for a run this weekend at that major she really wants to win. But she just wants to stay in the present. She'll watch some Game of Thrones tonight before an 8:30 p.m. bedtime, not trying to think about the next 48 hours.
"You never really know at U.S. Opens," she said. "I'm just going to go out there and have fun. I'm really grateful for the opportunity that I have."


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South Manatee Library presents Astronomy Program
Date: January 9, 2013Time: 2:00 pm
6081 26th Street West
Bradenton, FL
The South Manatee Branch Library is pleased to welcome local astronomy expert Jonathan Sabin to the library on Wednesday, January 9, 2013 starting at 2:00 p.m.
The spokesman for the Local Group of Deep Sky Observers astronomy organization, Mr. Sabin will present "Astronomy: What's New in the Cosmos." This visually-stunning show will reveal many of the most recent images and discoveries in the space sciences. A Q&A session will follow the one-hour program.
Jonathan Sabin is well-known in the Manatee-Sarasota area as one of the presenters of the very popular "Sidewalk Astronomy" events, where local astronomy enthusiasts set up high-quality telescopes each month for the public to view the cosmos free of charge. In pursuit of clear, dark skies, he has traveled extensively: twice venturing half-way around the globe to the remote Australian Outback. He was profiled in the November 2012 issue of SRQ Magazine in an article entitled "Star Gazers."
The program is free and everyone is welcome to attend. There is no advance registration required; seating will be available on a first come, first serve basis.
The South Manatee Branch Library is located at 6081 26th Street West in Bradenton, Florida. For more information, please call the library at 941-755-3892.
For general information about the Manatee County Public Library System, visit us on the web at www.mymanatee.org/library.


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Man sought to get restraining order discharged
Posted: November 14, 2013|
PROBLEMS over recovering some work tools from the home of a woman who was the alleged victim of an assault by him last year led to the appearance of a man before Truro magistrates.
Darren Ray Johnson, 53, of Cliff Road, Perranporth, asked if the court restraining order made against him in December could be discharged, because he was having difficulty collecting his possessions from the alleged victim, Susan Laity.
The court heard Johnson had been acquitted of an offence of assaulting Ms Laity and made the subject of a restraining order preventing him from contacting her until further order. Ms Laity had said she was anxious that the order should continue.
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How our blog got its name
Sidney Hillman was a powerful national figure during the Great Depression, a key supporter of the New Deal, and a close ally of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
When the rumor spread that President Roosevelt ordered his party leaders to "clear it with Sidney" before announcing Harry S. Truman as his 1944 running mate, conservative critics turned on the phrase, trumpeting it as proof that the president was under the thumb of "Big Labor."
Over the years, the phrase lost its sting and became a testament to Hillman's influence.
It's hard to imagine a labor leader wielding that kind clout today, but we like the idea—and we hope Sidney would give thumbs up to our blog.
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The next day, the Times reported that his best-financed Republican opponent, Linda McMahon--the former CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment, who promises to spend up to $50 million of her own money in the campaign--had taken credit for feeding the story about Blumenthal to the Times.
"Ms. McMahon's campaign sought to claim credit for aspects of The Times's article, apparently in a bid to impress Republican delegates that her resources would give her the greatest chance of defeating Mr. Blumenthal, who had seemed invincible," David M. Halbfinger and James Barron write in today's paper.
All of which left this reader with one glaring question: Was it true that the Times was prompted to do this hatchet job on Blumenthal by one of the candidate's mortal enemies?
If McMahon's campaign was the source of the original story, it probably made a deal with the reporter to shield its identity. But once the story had appeared and her campaign had taken credit for it on its own website, clearly the Times was no longer bound by any such agreement. So why did it report that she "sought to take credit for aspects of The Times article"–but then failed to tell the reader whether she really was the source or not?
FCP telephoned Times metropolitan editor Joe Sexton, and was told that he was off for the day. Then David Halbfinger told FCP he would "not be interviewed for a blog," and referred FCP to the metro political editor, Carolyn Ryan. James Barron also referred FCP to Ryan; then Barron went off the record--to refuse to provide FCP with Ryan's e-mail address. By happy coincidence, ten minutes later, FCP received an e-mail from another Times editor which just happened to include Ryan's address.
FCP then left a voicemail for Ryan, and followed up with an e-mail, both of which were apparently passed to Times spokeswoman Diane McNulty, who wrote FCP: "As a matter of general policy, The Times does not discuss sourcing for its stories. The reporting about AG Blumenthal's Vietnam War era service was based on many sources and countless hours of research."
Of course, the truth is, a reporter's first obligation is to reveal as much as he can in his own story about who his sources are–which is why the paper requires every reference to an anonymous source to include an explanation of why the source needed to be anonymous.
In any case, McNulty's statement ignored the fact that the author of the original Times story, Ray Hernandez, had discussed the sourcing of his story on the Brian Lehrer Show on NPR yesterday, when Hartford political reporter Colin McEnroe pressed him on whether or not McMahon's campaign had been his original source.
"In general I don't discuss this level of detail" about his sources, Hernandez said. Pressed again, Hernandez said, "Did this story have its origins in the McMahon campaign? The answer is no. This story was the product of independent, dogged reporting." But then Hernandez seemed to undercut his own denial when he added, "So, the point of the question is what? Does it mean what you see or reading is not so?"
As one former top editor of The Times e-mailed FCP this evening, "Hernandez on Brian Lehrer sounds very lame--unprepared to deal with the sourcing issue." And another former top editor of the paper agreed that it was outrageous for the Times not to tell its readers in its own story whether or not McMahon was its source–especially after reporting that her campaign had said that it was.
It is certainly true that on one occasion–and only one occasion which the Times could document–Richard Blumenthal did say the words "I served in Vietnam." And a couple of other times he said ambiguous things about his service in the Marine Corps Reserves that might or might not imply that he served in Indochina. But it is also true that during a debate with another Senate candidate, Blumenthal made it clear that he had not served in Vietnam.
Today a new Ramussen poll showed Blumenthal's support plummeting because of the Times story. But many of Hartford's most senior political reporters said they had never heard Blumenthal misrepresent his military service.
For example, on Hartford's Channel 8 tonight, the station's veteran political reporter, Mark Davis, declared, "I've covered him for 30 years and I've never, ever heard him say he served in Vietnam."
In a post on the Harford Courant website, Colin McEnroe–who is another widely-respected political reporter–made the following points, all of which FCP heartily agrees with:
* Raymond Hernandez's story is paper-thin and overplayed. No question, he's got one video clip in which Blumenthal says he was in Vietnam. And he's got, five years earlier, a quote attributed to Blumenthal where he says "we" in way that's at least open to multiple interpretations. And that's it. That -- and those recollections by Jean Risley who has apparently repudiated the Times's reporting -- are the whole basis for his huge above-the-fold page one story. In all the other times that Blumenthal put his military service on the record, as far as I can tell, he's been truthful about who he was. Certainly, in his debate with Merrick Alpert, he clearly said he did not serve in Vietnam.
* If Blumenthal can produce extensive evidence that he's been truthful, repeatedly, about his service record, it would be fair to ask whether the Times has taken one stumble or slip of the tongue and turned it into a page one story alleging, without really proving, a pattern of deception.
* I'm disturbed by the divergence in accounts between the McMahon campaign and Hernandez about where this story came from. Hernandez's defensiveness with me on the Brian Lehrer show was odd, especially his insistence that he does not discuss in detail how he gets his stories. I thought the drift of the Times, post-Jayson Blair, favored full disclosure of sources unless there were a material reason for letting them go off the record. Certainly the McMahon campaign doesn't seem to have considered itself off the record.
* Some of you asked whether the provenance of the information matters. It's not the primary issue in this story, but it does matter. The SPJ Code of Ethics is clear that the motivation of sources matters. I think there's a difference between a story that is the fruit of hundreds and maybe thousands of hours of opposition research, combing tapes and transcripts for a Blumenthal slip-up, and a story that evolves organically in the way Hernandez is claiming this one did, after he "had heard varying stories" about Blumenthal's inflation of his record.
And then there is this. Hernandez wrote in his piece that "in early1968" President Johnson "abolished nearly all graduate deferments and sharply increased the number of troops sent to Southeast Asia." But only half of that statement is true.
Johnson did abolish nearly all graduate deferments--but LBJ (very famously) rejected William Westmoreland's request for 206,000 additional troops, on top of the 510,000 already serving in Vietnam in March of 1968. Instead, Johnson withdrew from the race for the presidency, and approved only 13,500 additional troops for the war--an increase of less than 3 percent over the number already there in March of 1968.
On this point, Times night metro editor Peter Khoury told FCP, "I spoke with Ray Hernandez, who provided me with figures showing the number of US troops in Veitnam went from 485,000 at the end of 1967 to 536,100 at the end of 1968, an increase of more than 10 percent. We feel the wording was appropriate."
Whether or not a 10 percent increase is "sharp increase," there's another problem with Khoury's statement: According to The New York Times of October 9, 1967, the number of troops in Vietnam at that moment was 500,000--not the 485,000 Hernandez told his editor.
You could look it up--in your own archive.
Martha Ritter contributed essential reporting from Hartford.
Update: Colin McEnroe is now reporting that he has heard from nine senior Connecticut reporters today--all of whom said they had either heard Blumenthal describe his military service correctly, or, they had never heard him say he had served in Vietnam. Just one photographer remembered things differently.
Second Update: It's interesting that Carolyn Ryan was willing to go on MSNBC's Morning Joe to promote the Hernandez story yesterday, but refused to answer any questions from FCP about it today.
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By: Gadi Schwartz, KOB Eyewitness News 4
Clayton Senn
It's a case that makes you question the condition of mental health care in New Mexico.
Clayton Senn has a long history of mental problems. He has been arrested for randomly attacking strangers in the past, one time stabbing a man near his groin. Last year, he somehow got stuck in the marsh in the bosque for three days in the cold, resulting in both feet being amputated.
4 On Your Side has learned that on Sunday, an employee at Burlington Coat Factory saw Senn mumbling to himself. The employee tried to help but Senn got aggressive so the police were called and he was transported to Lovelace on the west side.
Lovelace wouldn't comment on Senn's case, but after he was released on Monday he went across the street to Smith's. Witnesses say he hit a three-year-old boy in the head with a hammer, fracturing his skull. Senn also allegedly tried to attack two girls.
KOB Eyewitness News 4 has been told the boy is going to recover. Senn is now undergoing a mental evaluation and is being held at the Bernalillo County jail on a $150,000 bond.


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The past week for the Owen County Lady Rebels was one of contrasts.
The week began with a trip to South Oldham to play one of the better teams in the 8th region. The week ended with a home game against Williamstown, a team that is not as highly regarded.
While the Lady Rebels dropped a 49-45 decision to the Lady Dragons, they played better in defeat than they did in a 34-28 win over the Lady Demons.
The snow finally arrived early this morning. It's a measly three inches, but it's better than nothing. I don't know who is more relieved to see it – me or Bill, the nice weatherman on Channel 18.
The long-anticipated Owen County Family History Book was released Thursday by the Owen County Historical Society. The hardcover book, over 288 pages with hundreds of photos never before seen by the public, covers the history of many prominent Owen County families, churches, clubs and schools.
Owen County Historical Society President Jeannie Baker said she can wait to start turning the pages.
"We've waited a long time for this," Baker said. "I am going to curl up somewhere warm and read it straight through."
After suffering a congenital heart defect, 12-year-old Nick Smith's life is finally going back to normal and has taught his family the significance of being close to one another.
Smith, who played football for Maurice Bowling Middle School, didn't know what was causing him to feel bad, until one day at football practice in the fall of 2009 when he collapsed on the field.
Smith's mom, Debbie Smith, said Nick had told his coach that he wasn't feeling well.
Several questions faced the Rebels as they entered play last week against Eminence.
Would Owen County be able to get healthy after an eight-day layoff? How would the Rebels respond to an opening round loss to Gallatin County in the All "A" Classic?
The answer to the first question can be answered with a resounding no.
While senior Blake Lewis was able to get back on the floor against the Warriors Jan. 26, another senior was not quite as fortunate.
Owen County Judge-executive Carolyn Keith was pleased with the turnout of the first Owen County Fiscal Court workshop, but said she was disheartened after a sometimes contentious exchange between some magistrates and former judge-executive Billy O'Banion.
Keith said the workshop, which took place Jan. 26, began with discussions on a wide variety of issues.
For the residents of Owen County, receiving reliable health care locally just keeps getting easier.
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December 11,2013
My greatest food experience
I am the biggest Fan of Sahibaan , Since the past year i have been visiting the restaurant everyday and till date I have never been disappointed .
i just can't get enough of it.
My personal Favorite is the Lobster Sizzler.
I love the seafood dishes.
And now they even have buffet system , amazing price , amazing quality , amazing service , amazing taste , amazing ambiance ...just amazing!
overall the best experience anyone could ever have in their lives..
Prasad Gupte, Earning for food
December 09,2013
Average, but not bad
Was looking for a buffet place, got their number from classifieds & made a booking for 4. I kept asking the person for the address and he kept saying near Om Heera Panna Mall. I'm familiar with that area and I asked if its near Pratap's Wild Dining and the person kept pointing to the mall - sometimes competition can help (at least help your customers reach you)
We opted for the lunch buffet at 571/- Net. Over the phone it seemed like a good spread for the money, and quite a bit of it is true.
It started with their Apple Chicken which was mind-blowing. The Tikkas & Prawns that followed didn't seem fresh. Besides, the menu was stuck up on the table, so I suspect food is carried over to the next day. Their Sahibaan special soup was good. The chaat was pathetic, I'm so sure the imli chutney had gone bad. Pizza was nice and cheesy, but the chicken topping was surely a green tikka they served earlier.
We called for some main-course and they brought the naans first leaving them alone for 15 mins. By the time the Butter Chicken was there, the naans had lost their charm. The Chinese main course was good.
There was plenty of variety for Dessert but all were hopeless. The mousses were just cream, with little taste, so was the brownie & caramel custard. I typically look for good starters & deserts in a buffet, and this one almost had nothing on the other side.
When I asked for the cheque, the person told me that they had a fifth-free offer :( They should've really told me when I booked a table for 4.
I went here on Saturday with my entire family for buffet dinner. They served us starters on table... they served just 03 starters which were cold and tasteless, then they asked us to have main course ourselves which were spread out on buffet table. To our surprise, Almost all dishes were empty.... we asked waiters and manager, they asked us to wait for 10 minutes and eventually we waited for 45 minutes..... still there was no Biryani, no gravies, cold roti and butter naan.... nothing to eat in main course.... we gave up and thought... to end up with dessert and leave for home.... Moving to dessert counter.. we were told that they had only chocolate pastries and caramel custard left and rest all were over......... and then they gave us choice to have ice cream of vanilla / strawberry..... I dont understand... if almost everything was over.. then they would have told us NOT to opt for Buffet Dinner.... we already had booking done for this dinner one day before itself..... it was waste of money and time and dead embarrassing for me as i had took my family for dinner..... Now even if its last restaurant on earth.... i would never ever go here....... WASTE..... WASTE ..... WASTE
May 02,2013
Best Food Ever
I have been a sahibaan fan for the past 9 years...i have never been disappointed with this place....every time i have been there i get to experience a new thrill...the food is absolutely amazing...i order food at least thrice a week from sahibaan...i suggest everyone should try their sizzlers...my guarantee you wouldn't have tasted any sizzler like it....they got so many branches around the city wherever i go i find sahibaan and i'm loving this...even if i'm alone i still visit this place because it makes me feel so comfortable , the staff , the ambiance are just superb...hats off to the founder
Non-veg heaven.. sizzlers are to die for... food is modestly priced and service is awsome too. Try everything on the menu and that means more than couple of trips... this place is worth going every night..
Took some vegetarian friends the other day, paneer sizzlers rocked it for them.. so rest assured, the best place in town
Non-veg sizzles cost between 135-225 bucks. A meal for four will cost about RS. 400. I'l definitely going there again...and this time i'll try the caramel custard also! It's worth a visit and it'll keep you coming back for more!!
And They have introduced Buffet which is absolutely amazing..Over 70 items and just for Rupess 519...its worth every penny i would suggest everyone to try their food
May 02,2013
bad experience
I went here with my office colleagues for a buffet yesterday and I had a absolutely poor experience.
The food was an absolute letdown. the pastas weren't cooked well. Veg pastas were bland and were given without adding any salt or pepper in it.
there was a veg starter called tandoori aloo which was completely cold and bland when served to us
all the tikkas that were served were hard and without a proper taste.
the main course was just about OK
The service was the worst I have seen in a buffet restaurant. after coming to the place there was hardly anyone coming to the table to give us anything until I followed up 2 times. the pastas and the momos came 15 minutes after asking. when checked why all the people who should be making pasta, momos etc were watching IPL match due to which our food was getting delayed.
one of the cheapest buffets in town. however I wouldn't go there next time.
February 02,2013
Terrible Buffet Experience. Completely Avoidable
Well, I hadnt gone to my favourite buffet haunt, Aromas of China, for a long time, and I wanted to gorge on some delectable buffet food. I saw Sahibaan, which I had noticed a week or two ago, and enquired about their buffet. They claimed to have some great spread, and, I thought, it must be explored.
Well, what started as a very curious thought, ended, as a very terrible experience. The starters were decent. But, the maincource was a disaster, just waiting to happen. It reminded me of some very low quality street food, filled with lots of oil and food colour, and a monstrous helping of soda (baking soda). So much so, that, it left my friends and I, absolutely uncomfortable, for quite a while, after our return home (3 days, to be precise). The taste of the main-course was mediocre, if not terrible. The dessert spread was mediocre, as well. The service was quite good.
Would I go there again? Not even if its the last buffet left, in Mumbai? Would I recommend it? Well, if you have over Rs 400/- to spare, and are ok, with suffering from a severe gas problem, for the next 2-3 days, then, go ahead.
No Buffet Layout
We booked a table for our family for "Sunday buffet" and they told us there would be a spread. However when we land there, they told us there was a "buffet menu" and they would serve us everything from that menu on our tables. When asked why there was no layout, they gave some stupid reasons like people prefer on table or servings would be hot etc. Then they said that they would lay the spread in some time if we would wait. The board outside says 70 items on menu and the menu they showed us had around half the number. We just walked out.
Naved Patel, Software Consultant
September 20,2012
cheapest buffet in town (in terms of Money)
I am a regular customer of their buffets but stopped being there for some time.
1. You will not find any buffet cheaper then them in Mumbai .
2. They have a good variety in buffet with moderate quality.
3. I have suggested them to improve their sea food dishes as they smell, I dont know if they are not fresh or so but I have noticed many times that sea food smells.
Also chicken sometimes smells, Please concentrate on quality not quantity.
Also sizzlers were good when I had them for first time after that even that turned down in quality as the sizzlers were very sweet..
Overall good place to have party if there are more people :)
My Experience
Im sure these reviews are written by some insider..I had been here 1ce & the food was not cooked well..However after many months as our group of pals who didnt visit this place decided 2 try it out,I had to visit this oshiwara joint another tym wth them..I had a v bad experience the second tym also..The food had no taste & some cheap type of desserts were served..I simply got irritated for goin there the second tym..Instead of visiting this place,I recommend Prataps da dhaba/ wild dining buffer /Five spice/Fire bowl which are at the vicinity but dis place is definately not recommended..The price is cheap & accordingly cheap food is served..
July 06,2012
Quite affordable for the quality of food
Go to this place if you wish to have Indianized sizzlers; they server too good.
The quantity and the quality is good. Plus they have a sitting area outside with just a roof and open walls; being in a secluded place this does not invite too much noise and you can have a hushed conversation... :)
Service - 4/5
Food: 4/5
Quantity 5/5
large spread affordable price
Been there last Friday with a group of arnd 20 pax for dinner. The large variety of starters are amazing and so is their chat variety. The papdi chat, dahi puri and shev puri is recommended. They also have live pizza and pasta counters which is good. 10 variety of deserts are very nice. Main course is OK but less choise of variety for VEG people.
We enjoyed the gola variety and the person serving gola would recommend different combinations which was appreciated. They have two types of sitting outside is shamiana type and inside is AC which we preferred due to hot climate. Nice Ambience and overall good food, Must try once and can be enjoyed with large groups.
May 13,2012
nice buffet but must have more staff on weekends
had been there twice and good food . nice spread of starters a mix of chinise and tandoori. main course also was good . though dint eat much as i love to fill up in starters only :)
desserts were ok but they really need to up their staff when crowded as there is only 1 guy who runs , between the salad and dessert counter .last i saw him doin the run even to the gola counter .poor guy! hope he gets a double salary .lol
PLACE they have ac and outdoor sittin . i prefer to eat outdoors in the tents .overall good for the rate.
the only prob is to find parking :(
February 13,2012
A good place 4 a simple n inexpensive buffet
On a friends reco i happened to visit thi splace on a weekend.. They have a all day buffet concept ( ala-carte is an option as well) .. I happened to try the buffet which was decently priced..They had a range of starters to offer which were good....A limited selection of main course though...The pasta n Sadwich counter is a must try.... They also happen to have a chat counter....Papdi chat is recommended... The only turn off for this buffet were the deserts...Dont go by the appereance they have...I haapened to eat a black forest ckae ( with banana inside)...horrid... Cheese cake was the worst part... But they did happen to have Falooda n kulfi counter..which helped me survived.....A decent price of 400/- on a weekend...
I had been here this xmas for the buffet..The mutton & chicken was so hard..Prawns not cooked well..Desserts hav no taste..When u enter in they put up a small display.. 4 shots of dessert for 100/-..dat worked out 2 be 25/- per dessert..it should have struck me wat quality il get for that amount..Overall a bad experience..
November 15,2011
Excellent food and VFM
Went to Sahibaan last Saturday for a friend's birthday treat, it was a dinner buffet. Awesome spread of food and at very VFM prices. 350 and 400 for all-inclusive lunch and dinner buffets respectively. Also, they are running a promotion - if four people eat the buffet they pay for only three! Marvelous. The spread there is awesome. Keeping in mind the legacy of Bandra and other branches all-over Mumbai, they have maintained the quality. They also have a mix set-up ambience. Inside, air-conditioned, is typical Sahibaan. Outside, they have two kinds of seating, one is regular chairs and tables and then they have Shamiana style sitting like Koylas. It's a perfect place for families and friends to dine and shall I say the best setup of any Sahibaan ever. Location is a little dicey but once you enter, you will forget about the location.
Coming back to the spread, they have 2 chicken tikka starters (tenderly delicious) and 1 fish (fresh and well made) n 1 chicken (crunchy and nice sauce) in oriental style. For veggies the surprising omission was paneer. Cmon guys you need to have paneer in the spread!!!! Veggies had fried aloo tikki kebab which was melting the mouth types, mushroom in some oriental sauce nice n easy and veg crispy schezwan which was again nice. there was also soups, a few salads and even sev puri and stuff!!!! oh i forgot there was even a veg pizza and a chicken pizza both of which was nice n tasty.
Oh yeah also there was veg n chicken dimsums which were very very yummy!!!!
moving to the main course which v barely had as we were stuffed wid the above starters there was a veg fried rice and veg noodles and along with that there was prawns in yummy red sauce and fish in some black sauce guess it was oyster both of which were nice. for the veggies there were a few gravies but did not check. in fact there was even a few indian dishes in the mains. we were so stuffed then we did not even look at them
desserts: there were about 5-6 nice desserts from the choclate gnash pastry, choclate pastry, choc mousse in a small cute glass, blueberry pastry and an indian dessert. all were very nice and yum.
Look it's taken me about 15minutes to write the review so imagine how much we would have consumed having all of the above...lol
Overall i rate the place 9/10. The 1 mark i take away is because of the interior location and also coz they dont serve anything complimentary like a cold drink or fresh lime coz after such a heavy meal the areated beverages are a must. Summing it up Sahibaan is out there to satisfy all our hunger with quality food, great spread at VFM pricing. Must must visit!!!!! Perfect for big groups parties coz it's so damn reasonable!!!!!!
September 23,2011
Great Food
As we were Fan of its other outlets in bandra, worli etc because their oriental dishes are outstanding.. Anyways going with the past fame we decided to give this outlet a try and we were well greeted it was a weekday we choose to go with buffet lunch. As it was hot we sit inside and buffet dishes were served all on our table. Service was outstanding with good food. The Indian dishes were not that upto its mark but as usual oriental dishes were gr8 as always.. All in all nice experience
August 22,2011
Must Visit in the Evening time
i just happened to visit along with few friend for Dinner, We didnt wanted to go to wild dining and was not sure about this place, but it was nice ambience, childern loved this place, they have some fogg machine in open and cosy plastic tent for family or group, we loved it, cosy lighting, atmosphere was cool due to ocassional spray of fog. and yes food was fresh and good, they have chinese thali ( first time i heard this) which was available in lunch only, on request they served us at dinner time, nice and afforeable, with moderate quantity. surely will visit again ..
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@dailycow - No worries on my end. It was the tone of your post that prompted my reaction. I must admit that the first words that popped into my mind were identical to teacherbrad's ... "so this guy is the self-appointed music cop???" But being brand new to the site, I dialed it back a bit. Your respectful reply and the fact that your photo accompanies your screen name speaks volumes. And hey, you obviously love your cat! I volunteer in feline rescue and anyone who loves cats can't be all bad ;)
Wow ... what a gift! Ground-breaking music from a tumultuous time... The 1960's cultural revolution galvanized 3 major movements still with us today: civil rights, peace, and the environment. I guess every generation has their time of discovery and release, but I think the 60's-70's were an age of innocence and transformation ...along with a healthy dose of hell-raising fun!
This song-mix pretty well covers it. Love it. THANK YOU!!!


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Peter A. Cohen is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Cowen Group, Inc. Prior to Cowen Group, Mr. Cohen was the founder of Ramius LLC. He also served as a managing member and senior member of the Executive Committee of Ramius.
After receiving his Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio State University in 1968, Mr. Cohen earned his M.B.A. from Columbia University in 1969 and began a career on Wall Street at Reynolds & Co.
In 1970, he joined the firm which became Shearson Lehman Brothers. In 1973, Mr. Cohen became Assistant to the Chairman of the firm, Sanford Weill, and was involved in all aspects of the firm's activities. In 1978, Mr. Cohen left Shearson for one year to work directly for Edmond Safra at Republic NY Corporation and Trade Development Bank Holdings in Geneva, Switzerland and returned to Shearson in 1979. Shearson merged with American Express in 1981 at which time he became President & Chief Operating Officer and in 1983 Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, a position he held until 1990.
In 1991, Mr. Cohen formed Republic New York Securities and Republic Asset Management for Republic National Bank of New York and at the same time commenced the activities around which Ramius was formed in 1994. When Ramius merged with Cowen Group Inc in November 2009 he became Chairman and CEO of Cowen Group Inc.
Over his career he has served on a number of corporate, industry and philanthropic boards, including The New York Stock Exchange, The Federal Reserve International Capital Market Advisory Committee, The Depository Trust Company, The Ohio State University Foundation, The New York City Opera, The American Express Company, GRC International, Olivetti SpA, Société Générale de Belgique, Telecom Italia SpA, Presidential Life Corporation, Kroll, Inc., and L-3 Communications. He is presently a Director of Mount Sinai Hospital, Safe Auto Insurance, and Scientific Games Corporation.
Katherine Elizabeth Dietze
Ms. Dietze spent over 20 years in the financial services industry prior to her retirement in 2005. From 2003 to 2005, Ms. Dietze was Global Chief Operating Officer for the Investment Banking Division of Credit Suisse First Boston. From 1996 to 2003, she was a Managing Director in Credit Suisse First Boston's Telecommunications Group. Prior to that, Ms. Dietze was a Managing Director and Co-Head of the Telecommunications Group in Salomon Brothers Inc's Investment Banking Division. Ms. Dietze began her career at Merrill Lynch Money Markets after which she moved to Salomon Brothers Inc to work on money market products and later became a member of the Investment Banking Division. Ms. Dietze is a member of the board of directors and chairs the compensation committee of Matthews International Corporation, a designer, manufacturer and marketer of memorialization products and brand solutions. Ms. Dietze is also a member of the board of trustees of Liberty Property Trust, a self-administered and self-managed Maryland real estate investment trust, which provides leasing, property management, development, acquisition, and other tenant-related services for a portfolio of industrial & office properties. Since 2014, Ms. Dietze has served as Chair of Cowen's Audit Committee. She provides the Board with extensive experience in Investment Banking management and corporate governance expertise as a public company director.
Steven Kotler
Mr. Kotler currently serves as Vice Chairman of the private equity firm Gilbert Global Equity Partners, which he joined in 2000. Prior to joining Gilbert Global, Mr. Kotler, for 25 years, was with the investment banking firm of Schroder & Co. and its predecessor firm, Wertheim & Co., where he served in various executive capacities including President & Chief Executive Officer, and Group Managing Director and Global Head of Investment and Merchant Banking. Mr. Kotler is a Director of CPM Holdings, an international agricultural process equipment company; a Capital Partner of The Archstone Partnerships; and, Vice Chairman of Stone Tower Capital.
Mr. Kotler is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations; and, from 1999-2002, was Council President of The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. Mr. Kotler has previously served as a Governor of the American Stock Exchange, The New York City Partnership and Chamber of Commerce's Infrastructure and Housing Task Force, The Board of Trustees of Columbia Preparatory School; and, the Board of Overseers of the California Institute of the Arts
Mr. Kotler also previously served as a Director of Cowen Holdings from September 2006 until June 2007. Mr. Kotler is Cowen's Chair of the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee. He provides the Board with extensive experience in leading an international financial institution and expertise in private equity.
Jerome S. Markowitz
Mr. Markowitz has been a Senior Partner at Conifer Securities LLC, a boutique servicing the operational needs of investment managers, since 2006. From 1998 to 2006, Mr. Markowitz was actively involved in managing a private investment portfolio. Prior to 1998, Mr. Markowitz was Managing Director and a member of the executive committee at Montgomery Securities and was responsible for starting their private client, high yield, equity derivatives and prime brokerage divisions. Prior to joining Montgomery, Mr. Markowitz was a Managing Director of L.F. Rothschild's Institutional Equity Department.
Mr. Markowitz is a director and serves on the investment committee of Market Axess Inc., and also formerly served on the advisory board of Thomas Weisel Partners Group, Inc. Mr. Markowitz currently serves as Cowen's Lead Director and Chair of the Compensation Committee. He provides the Board with extensive experience in asset management and investment banking, as well as experience as a public company director.
Jack H. Nusbaum
Mr. Nusbaum is a Senior Partner of the New York law firm of Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP and a member of the Executive Committee. Mr. Nusbaum served as the firm's Chairman from 1987 through 2009 and has been a partner in that firm for more than thirty years. Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP is outside counsel to Cowen Group.
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He also served as Senior Fellow at the New America Foundation and director of the Global Strategic Finance Initiative, which he cofounded. He is a member of the US Council on Foreign Relations. Mr. Rediker has testified before the US Congress on subjects such as the role of the IMF, foreign policy implications of the economic crisis, and the threats and opportunities posed by sovereign wealth funds and state capitalism. He is coeditor of the e-book, What's Next: Essays on the Geopolitics That Matter. He has published opinion pieces in the Financial Times, New York Times, Foreign Policy, New Republic, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Fortune, Globalist, European Affairs, and National Interest and has appeared on a regular basis on the BBC, CNN, CNBC, and PBS. He was named an "Emerging Markets Superstar" by Global Finance Magazine and has received both the "EEMEA Equity" and "M&A Deals of the Year" by the International Financing Review.
Mr. Rediker provides the Board with broad experience in international finance and geopolitical matters which affect the markets.
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Jeffrey M. Solomon is President of Cowen Group, Inc. and Chief Executive Officer of Cowen and Company, a Cowen Group company.
Previously, Mr. Solomon served as Cowen Group's Chief Operating Officer and Head of Investment Banking at Cowen and Company. Mr. Solomon joined Ramius, Cowen Group's investment management division, when it was founded in 1994 and was responsible for the development, management and oversight of a number of the investment strategies employed by Ramius.
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Wolves wallop Redskins
HURRICANE -- Spring Valley generated its offense in typical fashion with a punishing ground game.
On defense, the Timberwolves found a way to contain Hurricane's potent spread attack -- led by quarterback Austin Hensley and wide receiver Koi Turner -- and rolled to a 55-27 win Friday night at Redskin Stadium.
Spring Valley's young, but massive offensive front sprang two backs for 200-yard nights. Elijah Wellman ran for 237 on 23 carries to go over 1,000 for the season and scored four times. Ryan George scooted for 200 on 17 attempts and had three touchdowns. Overall, the Timberwolves (5-3) racked up 636 yards against a team that allowed 159.7 per game.
On defense, the Timberwolves limited Hensley to 14 of 22 for 143 yards with one interception. The junior had pilied up 1,605 yards and 18 passing TDs entering the game. Turner, who had 43 receptions for 592 yards, had just one catch for 10. He was blanked in the first half when Spring Valley opened a 21-0 lead against the No. 7 team in Class AAA.
"Wow," offensive guard Matt Fulller said when he learned about all the yards he helped the backs generate.
"We carried out our assignments, opened the holes and the backs did their job."
This was Spring Valley's fourth game against a top 10 Class AAA squad. The No. 12 Timberwolves had lost to No. 1 Cabell Midland, No. 3 Huntington High and No. 4 George Washington.
"We're getting better up front," Timberwolves coach Brad Dingess said of the offensive line. "The kids are growing. They were young to start out."
Spring Valley returns to action next Friday against Nitro at home. Hurricane (5-3) is home against Logan.
More often than not, Hurricane had seven or eight players in the box. Thus Wellman and George each got to the second level quickly on their TD runs. Wellman went for 14, 6, 24 and 19 yards, the fourth putting the visitors over 50 for the first time this season. George sprinted 11, 53 and 22 yards on his scores. Tyler Robertson added a 53-yard TD romp.
"We had our assignments down," George said. "The guys up front blocked so well and we ran hard. To win here is big for us."
On the flip side, the Timberwolves unveiled a plan to slow down Hensley and Turner. They had good coverage underneath the whole night and surprised the Redskins with pressure on occasion.
"We had answers," George said. "It was big to take Turner out of the game."
Wellman, who got the call to run several times in the wildcat formation, said the effort on both sides of the ball came at the right time as the Timberwolves try to climb in the ratings.
"It's huge. We had to win no matter what," said Wellman, who's committed to West Virginia. The 6-foot-2, 2323-pound senior also made his presence felt from his linebacker position.
"Get to the ball. Make plays," he said.
First Quarter
SV -- Wellman 14 run (Brody kick), 9:54.
SV -- George 11 run (Brody kick), 1:32.
Second Quarter
SV -- Wellman 6 run (Brody kick), 8:10.
Third Quarter
SV -- George 53 run (Brody kick), 8:18.
H -- Hensley 1 run (Molina kick), 6:09.
SV -- Wellman 24 run (Brody kick), 4:21.
H -- Pate 91 kickoff return (Molina kick), 4:03.
SV -- Robertson 53 run (Brody kick), 3:50.
H -- Handley 23 pass from Hensley (Molina kick), :22.
Fourth Quarter
SV -- George 22 run (Brody kick), 11:23.
SV -- Wellman 19 run (kick failed), 5:42.
H -- Lucas 8 run (pass failed), 2:10.
First downs 19 20
Total Net Yards 647 298
Rushes-yards 54-636 38-155
Passing 11 143
Comp-Att-Int 1-5-0 14-22-1
Fumbles-Lost 4-1 1-1
Penalties-Yards 13-100 4-45
RUSHING -- SV: Brown 5-68, Wellman 23-237, George 17-200, Robertson 5-89, Jones 2-21, Evans 1-24, Page 1-minus 3. Hurr: Hensley 14-3, Handley 3-2, Pate 6-53, Hurd 4-18, Francis 3-11, Tinsley 3-22, Lucas 3-29, Grant 2-17.
PASSING -- SV: Brown 0-3-0; Wellman 1-2-0, 11. Hurr: Hensley 14-22-1, 143.
RECEIVING -- SV: Webb 1-11. Hurr: Turner 1-10, Handley 3-28, Pate 6-65, Cooper 1-7, Wolford 1-11, Molina 2-22.


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Esmée is currently in New York, she worked with The New Velvet earlier this week and now she revealed on twitter that she is working in the studio on a song for a movie. So this hopefully means she will be part of a movie soundtrack. She shared two Instagram photos of her in the studio, which we added in the gallery.
Writing a song with my guitar player Owen jn the studio for a movie. Laying down vocals late at night.
It's nice to see her working again with Owen, he was also her guitare player back in 2010 while she was promoting her debut album "Outta Here" in the US.
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Already showing and only 6 weeks.
I am only 6 weeks along and I have a noticable bump, I am 5`2 and 115 pounds.Does my weight have anything to do with this??
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i know exactly what you mean i am 6 weeks pregnant and alot of my jeans are tight and i have a little bump. but this is also my second child so i dunno if im supposed to get bigger with this one earlier in the pregnancy.posted 10/29/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
Im supposedly 5 weeks or so and i deffinately have a little bulge going on! LOL, And i only weight 128 so im tiny... 5'5. But i may be more than 5 weeks, thats just an estimate because i've had morning sickness for 2 weeks already... and i think it starts after 5 weeks?posted 10/09/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
Being a small girl, I've been trying to gain weight. Just last week, I looked down and my stomach was bulging. I about freaked. I told my husband, "Maybe I'm eating too much icecream." He laughed. I knew I was pregnant, but was for sure I couldn't being showing. With my first pregnancy, others couldn't tell I was pregnant until I was about six months. However, I could tell. It wasn't huge, but I sure thought it was. Anyway, back to my bulging stomach. The next day it was gone. For some odd reason, my stomach is bloating after I eat. It doesn't concern me though. Try not to paranoy yourself. Some pregnant women over worry. I don't get why, especially when you can't do anything about what's going on in your body. My advice, (take it for what it's worth), do your thing. Live each day without worrying every second about your baby. He or she will be fine. Plus, if your are showing a bump, it's cute. Be proud!posted 11/30/2007 by eternals
I don't believe weight has anything to do with it. I'm 5'4 and 140 pounds. I'm not overweight but I have body fat from prior pregnancies. I have 5 children 2 miscarriages and pregnant again. I already have that bump, belly button pop-out, breast tenderness, and seriously bad nausea. I think thinner people show sooner because there's nothing holding it back (no fat) but then again people with several prior pregnancies show sooner as well because their bodies don't need to stretch since it has been strethed many times before. My question is how can you tell how many weeks you actually are if you have not been to see the OB or haven't had an U/S? My LMP was 10/3 but by a blood sample it only shows 4 to 5 weeks, yet I really think I'm more than that and by talking to the nurse at my OB she says I should be 8 weeks today going by my LMP. This thing called expecting can be so confusing!!!!posted 11/28/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
i am 6-8 weeks along and i M STARTING TO SHOW JUST YESTERDAY SOMEONE SAID HOW FAR ALONG ARE YOU SO YEAH ITS PERFECTLY NORMALposted 11/21/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
It could I'm 5'7 and 140lbs my belly is a complete circle and I only 6wks 4 days. I knew I was pregnant by looking at my stomache then I took a test.posted 11/21/2007 by msqt252
I am 6 weeks and I already have a baby bump. My pants are all snug and I had to go up a size. I didn't show until 5 months with my first pregnancy but I am much thinner now. I am or was 115 pounds so I think my weight might be a factor. Everyone tells me you show much earlier the 2nd time around too. Good luck.posted 11/18/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
yeah...im the same size as you...6 weeks and for sure have bigger tummy. some of it may just be bloating though :)posted 11/11/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
Hello ladies.. I am supposed to only be 5 weeks and like 4 days.. I look about 5 months pregnant. This is my fourth child and my last baby was born only 18 months ago.. I had baby fat from him and his brother who is only 18 months older than him and I used to could suck it in but now I cant.. I know its really early but man I am huge! Its not completely hard either.. its kinda soft but I cant suck it in so I look really pregnant. I cant wait to go to the doctor I am calling Monday to make my appointment. Does anyone know if its more likely to show much quicker if you have babies close together?posted 11/09/2007 by butrflykisses84
Your weight really has nothing to do with it. To begin with, you are a little short so there is less room for everything lol. But, youre bloated so you can can be showing. I had a little bump at 6 weeks that i couldnt suck in. You will have days wehre you look bigger, and there will be days where you dont even feel pregnant and can suck your little tummy in again...ofcourse till you get further along!posted 01/16/2010 by mollydoll224
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Acadian Bus Tour Part of Upcoming World Acadian Congress 2014
These ployes are hot off the griddle for these travelers right off this tour bus…and stopping in at Bouchard's Family Farm and store. Its one of four pitstops along a bus tour throughout the St. John Valley today, a trial run for next summer's World Acadian Congress that will host up to 50 thousand people.
Don Raymond is an organizer for the World Acadian Congress Bus Tour Committee and says "one of the objects is to expose them to all the cultural sites, the historical sites, economic sites, natural beauty sites of this area and so the idea is to bring people out there have them look at it and then return in the future to visit this as a destination point."
Don Cyr Member is a member of the Maine Regional Committee for the World Acadian Congress 2014 and adds "we're really lucky that this bus tour has people from Quebec, New Brunswick and Maine on it and there are a lot of people that are from NB and Quebec that have never been to this part of Maine so its an eye opener for them."
Its also an eye opener for organizers who say are putting on this bus tour as a trial run, learning what kinks need to be addressed well before the world acadian congress convenes next year. For businesses like the Bouchard Family Farm, its an opportunity to promote themselves through a cultural exchange.
Janice Bouchard is the owner of Bouchard Family Farm, one of the pit stops on the bus tour. She says "it gives them a good idea of how hard the Acadian people have worked and people in the Valley just to make a living you gotta do a bunch of different things."
"It kind of satisfies a dream of Norman Cyr our past president who just passed away really had a dream to do these bus tours and to be able to invite people to this region and show them actually what we have to offer" says George Dumond Co-President of the International Organizing Committee of the World Acadian Congress 2014
"We're on high gear right now and we're having lot's of interest from all over the country busses coming from Louisiana." says Lorraine Pelletier Maine Regional Coordinator of the World Acadian Congress 2014.
It might seem like a PLOYE, but once travelers get here and have a taste of this acadian culture for themselves, they'll realize how worth it was in the long run.
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