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When a person's eyelids are partially sewn shut, then this may be considered to be tarsorrhaphy procedure. If there is a type of cornea exposure or the cornea is in need of protecting, then there may be a chance that the person may need to have a tarsorrhaphy procedure done in order to protect the cornea or any other part of the eye. When a person is in need of a tarsorrhaphy, then the individual may have many questions regarding the reason for this procedure, how the procedure is done, or healing time for the procedure. Read below where some questions about tarsorrhaphy have been answered by Experts.
If a person has dry eyes other methods have not worked to relieve the dry eye, what can be done?
If a person is suffering from dry eyes and the person is in need of relief when other methods have not worked, then the person may be in need of a tarsorrhaphy procedure to sew the eyelid closed so that the issue with the dry eye may be addressed. In some people the temporary relief of the tarsorrhaphy procedure may help in a quick way in order to help relieve the symptoms of the dry eye.
If an individual has an ulcer on their eye from shingles, what can be done to help the ulcer heal and how long will the healing process be?
When an individual is suffering from an ulcer in their eye due to shingles infection, then there may be a chance that the person may need to have a tarsorrhaphy procedure done to close the eyelids to help let the ulcer heal properly. The individual may only need to have the eyelids sewn shut for a brief period of time, while some individuals may need to have their eyelids sewn shut for a longer period of time.
If a person has a blocked tear duct, what procedure would be needed to help the tear duct heal and will the person only have to have one or more procedures done?
If someone is suffering from a tear duct that is blocked, then there may be a chance that the person may need to have a tarsorrhaphy done to close the eyelids and to help promote the healing of the tear duct. When the tear duct is sewn shut along with the eyelid, then this may only be for a brief period of time, or in some individuals, it may be something that needs to be done more than once.
If a person has extreme dry eye and they cannot get any relief, what can be done to help with the dry eye?
If a person has a case of extreme dry eye that is not getting any better with other methods of treatment, then the doctor may recommend that the person have a tarsorrhaphy procedure done to help and keep the tears in the eye to lubricate the eyes and help relieve the symptoms of the extreme dry eye. The person may benefit from the tear duct and the eyelids being closed to help the natural tears to lubricate the eyes.
When a person suffers from some sort of injury to their eye and they need to have some healing time or they have a case of dry eye that is not healing with drops or medications, then the person may need to have their eyelids sewn shut in a procedure called a tarsorrhaphy. When a person is in need of a tarsorrhaphy procedure, then they may have questions regarding what the procedure involves, how the procedure is going to affect the eyesight, or even how long the procedure will take to heal. When a person is in need of answers to these questions, then they may want to as an Expert.
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Should I try for a vaginal birth after having a c-section?
I'm pregnant with my second child, and I have the option of trying for a vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC). I'm having a really hard time with the decision, and I haven't been able to talk to anyone who's been through this. Can anyone share their experience?
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I would love to try a VBAC but my hospital doesnt do them. So I am forced to have another C-section. I have to admit that it is kinda nice to plan everything around that date. Tell my family to take those days off. Not having labor pains, what could be better?posted 10/03/2006 by Rainydayzka
c-section IS SURGERY. If it is necessary, thats fine. But to elect major abdominal surgery is insane. I have had a c-section and I have had an unmedicated VBAC. There is NO QUESTION which is easier to recover from. Vaginal birth is wonderful. It does not damage you "down there" - I am just the same as I was before. Decide what you want to do, and find a care provider who will support your decision. Dont base your decision on what a doctor 'will let you do'. This is your body and your baby. Doctors base their opinion on their risk of liability - only you know what is best for you and your baby, I believe natural is best. Talk to midwives, doulas and many mothers. Dont chose major abdominal surgery unless it is necessary. We are women. We are wonderfully made to conceive, grow, birth and feed babies. Trust your body. It knows what to do.posted 10/03/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm planning my 4th vbac in February. Have had NO trouble whatsoever with vaginal deliveries, but have had a lot of trouble with providers trying to force me into repeat sections. This time around I'm blessed to have a provider who hasn't even questioned my decision tho I suspect it has more to do with it being the 4th than anything else. My c/s, all things considered, was my hardest delivery. I had the worst 'blues' after it, I had trouble bonding with my baby, and had a whopping uterine infection at 6 weeks pp. UGH. But I would do it again if my baby needed it. I know it was the best for him. If you do decide to go vbac, avoiding induction is a good idea--not b/c so much of the supposed risks, but more because the contractions are so different. My last 2 were not inductions and were SO much better. So calm and I am looking forward to a similar delivery with current baby.posted 10/03/2006 by lynan51
Go for vaginal birth. On my 3rd child, I had a c-section & I hated it. couldn't get up after the baby was born, couldn't hang on to him right away. Had to be on major pain medications.posted 10/02/2006 by farmermom1
My first 2 births were c-section and my last 3 have been vaginals. I had no complications with the vbacs. In fact I would choose a vaginal birth over c-section.It's your choice.posted 10/02/2006 by smyers06
I had a non-emergency c-section (the baby was not in distress) after I pushed for 4 hours and he would not come out. I was 9 days overdue, he was almost 9 pounds, and I am petite. I have the choice this time around. I haven't decided yet, and probably won't until the time comes. I will try a VBAC if it is safe.posted 10/02/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm a Labor & Delivery RN and would like to share my insight if that's OK. I have to say that I've read through the comments and I agree everyone. I think there are risks both ways. Does your Dr. think that you are a good candidate for a VBAC or trial of labor after c-section (TOLAC)? Sometimes, women who need c-sections need it because their pelvis is too small or because they have issues with their uterus. If that is your case, you may be be a better candidate for another c-section (for which I'm sure your Dr has screened you for). If you choose to go through with the VBAC, know that the scar on your uterus could come apart during labor and you could start bleeding. This is called a uterine rupture. If your uterus ruptures, the infant death rate goes up to 40% (according to the doctor's I work with). Medical professionals do everything they can to prevent this, but sometimes it just happens. That being said, there are risks to having a c-section as well, such as longer healing time and more pain after surgery. I don't mean to scare you during what is supposed to be one of your most joyous times of life. Nor am I trying to sway you, I think the choice is up to you and your Doctor. I've helped deliver several VBAC's successfully (yesterday, as a matter of fact!), however I have unfortunately witnessed ruptures as well. If you decide on the VBAC, know that you should have a minute of rest inbetween contractions and your uterus should feel soft inbetween contractions. A little bit of dark red mucousy bleeding is normal (we call it "bloody show") but beware of large amounts of bright red blood. Good luck in whatever you choose!! :-)posted 09/05/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
I changed my mind to do a VBAC with less than a month left in my pregnancy. I'm currently 6 days from my due date so we'll see what happens. I think the biggest thing you can do is be an advocate for yourself - read, ask questions, do research! Don't necessarily take the opinions of one doctor who is trying to scare you into something you really don't want to do. Some of the comments on here about the risks and what their doctors have told them sound ludicrous to me and I couldn't imagine being told some of these things - of course you'd be scared then. My doctor basically told me it was up to me. He wasn't overly enthusiastic but at least he gave me the choice. He did launch into all the negatives, none of the positives - which saddened me. He also neglected to mention any of the negatives that can come with repeat c/s - including uterine rupture! So you have to weigh the pro's and con's and the risk factors - you might find that they're about the same for both sides of the argument.posted 09/04/2006 by Baby Peaches
I also had a c-section with my first child. I was terrified because no one told me what was going on. But now that I look back on it I'm really glad that I did it and am now considering it for child #2. I am due in february and have not discussed it with my doctor yet but I'm leaning towards another c-section. I hear it's safer and the risk is not worth trying to do a natural birth. I still have a lot of research and talking with my doctor to do but I know everything will work out in the end. Does anyone have advice for a squeemish husband though? LOLposted 08/19/2006 by Tinygyrl
I had my first son delivered via cesarean section due to breech presentation. I had my second and third sons delivered via VBAC (my third was 9 lb 10 oz). They were easy births with very easy recoveries, certainly compared to my cesarean. I would certainly VBAC again should I have another child. When researching VBAC, I interviewed several doctors, several of whom were totally unsupportive. One even told me that I'd love my baby more if I had him via cesarean because he'd have a more perfect head. I dug beneath a lot of the reasons they were giving me, and it seems that they omitted quite a few things. None of them told me that I could still rupture, even without labor, prior to an elective repeat cesarean. However, it happens, and it's always fatal to the baby (New England Journal of Medicine, 7/5/01). They would tell me that having and ERC would save me from uterine rupture, but they weren't entirely correct. The other problem I had was that they made uterine rupture sound like an automatic death sentence for me and my baby. Though it can be catastrophic, if you have a good doctor and a good hospital most moms and babies actually do okay. When thoroughly researching the topic, the relative outcomes for both moms and babies are virtually the same between ERC and VBAC. So, what it boiled down to for me was if I made sure I had a safe environment, both me and my babies would do just fine. My third son was a very big boy and he did have a cord around his neck during his birth, but it's a common occurence and he turned out okay, of course. I exercise and have no problems with incontenence, so that's not a given, either. My advice is just do your research yourself. All the answers are out there if you look in more than one place.posted 07/31/2006 by hill2b
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I have not been inspired to do any art these past couple of weeks. I guess it was the URI virus. So when I decided to do something, anything, once I felt better, I started with a couple of artistic signs. And then I said, I might as well make a Kaleidoscopic image -- Mandala, if you like -- since it has become somewhat mechanical for me to make one of these, given a starting point.
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The Robert L. Platzman Memorial Fellowships, established by bequest of George W. Platzman (1920-2008), Professor Emeritus in Geophysical Sciences at the University, are named in memory of George's brother Robert Platzman (1918-1973), who was Professor of Chemistry and Physics and worked at the Metallurgical Laboratory at the University of Chicago in the 1940s.
The program provides up to $3,000 for visiting researchers working on projects that require on-site consultation of University of Chicago Library collections, primarily archives, manuscripts or printed materials in the Special Collections Research Center. The funds can be used for travel, living and research expenses. Support for beginning scholars is a priority of the program, as are projects that cannot be conducted without onsite access to the original materials and where University of Chicago collections are central to the research. Special consideration will be given to applications in the fields of late 19th or early 20th-century physics or physical chemistry, or 19th-century classical opera.
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Click! began in March with an open call inviting artists to submit a work of photography in response to the exhibition's theme, "Changing Faces of Brooklyn." Three hundred eighty-nine photographers responded by electronically submitting one image, accompanied by a 100-word artist statement, via the Brooklyn Museum Web site. At the conclusion of the open call, the general public was asked to evaluate the submissions during a six-week period using the Web site.
The inspiration for the exhibition comes from the critically acclaimed book The Wisdom of Crowds, in which New Yorker business and financial columnist James Surowiecki asserts that a diverse crowd is often wiser at making decisions than expert individuals. Click! explores Surowiecki's central idea in the context of visual art.
In accordance with Surowiecki's theories, the evaluation tool was designed to promote objectivity and minimize peer influence: each of the 389 photographs was displayed without artist attribution and at random for each evaluator, and artists were unable to forward links of individual submissions to friends and family. A diverse crowd of international evaluators-not only from Brooklyn, but across the U.S. and beyond-submitted more than 400,000 individual responses to the photographs and left more than 3,000 comments during the process. Click! will culminate in an exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, where the photographs will be installed according to their relative ranking by the crowd of curators.
Click! culminated in an exhibition at the Museum, where the artworks were installed according to their relative ranking from the juried process. Visitors will also be able to see how different groups within the crowd evaluated the same works of art. The results will be analyzed and discussed by experts in the fields of art, online communities, and crowd theory.
Then there are some interesting reflections on the project here: http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/community/blogosphere/bloggers/tag/click
In particular – the role of the curator really is quite contentious!
July 23, 2008
Crowd-Curated or Crowd-Juried? by Kevin Stayton (edited)
We think that perhaps what the crowd was asked to do here was to jury the selection—that is, to rank the works that were submitted so that a selection could be made on the basis of that ranking. That is sometimes the first step toward curating an exhibition, but only the first step. Once an initial selection is made, the curator usually begins to refine the idea of the exhibition and to see how the ideas represented by the objects selected best work together, and how placing certain works side by side, or across the room from one another can have an impact on the way we perceive them, and thus help to advance the theme and the learning experience. Further "curating" is done by explaining in written form in the labels some of the ideas the installation conveys visually.
So if the crowd juried the images, how was it curated? And what was the idea curated?
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Rome is one of the major cities of Europe, and it is therefore no surprise that some of the best attractions on the continent are found here. Heading to Rome to stay in a design hotel? Rome is packed full of things to see and do, so don't miss these major attractions during your stay. And don't forget to make the most of your fabulous accommodations, too; some hotels are an attraction in themselves!
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The vinyl box set will be included in Amazon (UK) Black Friday deals today. No price yet, but it goes live at 7.15pm (so 11.15am for most of you).
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Hopefully a Chicago show or something in the Mid West...
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Damon Albarn and Graham Coxon are performing together at the Teenage Cancer Trust concerts at the Royal Albert Hall in mid-March, presumably on a date when it wouldn't interfere with the festival in Mexico City.
Ugh....i wish I saw Suede.. I have to admit I would go to the Mexico festival if I had enough friends going.
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It seems like Suede was just playing a bunch of festivals this year, including when they went to Mexico. Maybe they'll play Coachella again next year. It would be ridiculously exciting to have them and Blur.
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They just added Afisha Picnic, a festival in Moscow, on July 13. Supposedly other festivals in Europe are also on the cards in addition to those already announced.
Eurockeenes Festival, France 7/7/13
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he was on tour with Graham? Blur have been put to bed? what?"I'd initially wanted Blur to do it, because they've never done it. I was on tour with Graham, and asked him, and he said Blur had kind of been put to bed, it went back and forth, and they said they'd do it. And yeah: 10 years ago, who'd have thought it?"
Really hoping that Blur plays Bestival.
It's also possible Noel is perhaps not a reliable source and may have misinterpreted what Graham said. Who knows?
So, remember when this thread was created and the sentiment was largely "oh my god, I'd give my left arm for a chance to see them live" but now that they're playing our favorite festival the sentiment seems to be far more lukewarm?
How did that happen?
2/03 - Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Fonda
2/04 - Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Immanuel Presbyterian
2/11 - Super Furry Animals - Roxy
2/26 - Bill Callahan - Masonic Lodge (?)
3/10 - Wolf Eyes - Echo (?)
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Over the past five years, San Antonio has seen a sharp increase in the military community's needs for services due to the drawdown of forces.
This number is expected to grow significantly – between 2014 and 2017, an estimated 40,000 veterans and their families will settle in San Antonio, straining existing resources. Many leave the military with a sense that they are alone – that much of their struggles happen outside the purview of the civilian population. They feel isolated and disconnected.
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Brian and Kim Posten have been through a lot. For Brian, an accident in Iraq left him with a traumatic brain injury. For his wife Kim, the accident left her with a husband who needed help finding a new purpose and direction in his post-military life.
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In August 2005, Marine Lance Cpl. Travis Williams and his squad were sent on a rescue mission in Barwanah, Iraq. En route, their vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. Of Travis' entire 12-person team, he alone survived. Here, Travis reflects on the hours and days after the explosion, as well as his life now, and pays tribute to the men he left behind.
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Sporting CP rejected offers from Manchester United and Arsenal for William Carvalho yesterday.
The Daily Express says United are known to have had scouts in Lisbon over the weekend to watch Carvalho in action against Benfica, while Arsenal saw a £20m bid rejected earlier in the window.
And reports in Portugal suggest that both clubs did make last minute bids to land the 22-year-old yesterday.
Sporting are notoriously tough negotiators in the transfer market and sticklers for fees being paid up front rather than in instalments.
Indeed, it seems that Carvalho had already resigned himself to staying at Sporting even before the late bids.
Over the weekend he said: "I have a deal with Sporting and I am a player of Sporting.
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One Big Adventure Featuring Our Gardens, The Herbal Husband and Our Trips to Europe and Beyond!
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Brother Cadfael Meet the Queen!
7 comments:
- Tracey@Breathing English Air said...
Both very pretty.
I thought the sketch with the Queen was very funny, she was a good sport.
- July 29, 2012 at 1:57 PM
- lemonverbenalady said...
I loved the corgis as well, Tracey! Thanks for stopping by.
- July 29, 2012 at 2:00 PM
- Carol said...
Very pretty !!! Most of my flowers are brown and withered no. We did get a half inch of rain this morning...we still need a lot more.
- July 29, 2012 at 3:30 PM
- Sharon said...
Lovely, Nancy!
- July 29, 2012 at 3:35 PM
- lemonverbenalady said...
I wish I could share our rain, Carol! We don't have too much, but we have enough.
Thanks Sharon! Hope you get your problem with the dogs solved quickly!
- July 29, 2012 at 5:12 PM
- Rosemary said...
Long live the Queen!
- July 30, 2012 at 5:06 PM
- lemonverbenalady said...
Amen, Rosemary!
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This is just classic, but somehow it never gets old. Love this kind of humor!
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Thanks Fiona!! How are you??
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The hostel is really nice and clean. We stayed at the one near King's cross station, and it is really quiet and nice to stay in. Highly reccomend.
London Eye HostelLondon, England
We stayed in London eye hostel 1 night. Staff was very nice and made our stay much better, but the problem is that wifi is not really working in the hostel...we couldn't use it at all and it appered only around midnight,but also very slow... and shower door was not possible to close. everything else - nice.
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I felt in Kyungsung hostel as at home ♥ staff is warm, living place is comfortable and reminded me not a hostel but a flat with good friends. Strongly recommend!~ If I have a chance, I will go there again~
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I was very disappointed with kimchee hostel. In 2013 this place was really great, but 2014 - not anymore....my bed had bed-bugs so I couldn't sleep normally all 3 nights. Exhausting and sad...
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I liked this hostel last year a lot, but I am staying now again and really disappointed. It is impossible to sleep because of the itching, which I think is caused by bwd bugs. All my body is in bite marks and hurts. Anyways,hostel is cheap though....


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Mixer: Hollywood's diversity problem
This Sunday, hundreds of millions of people around the world will gather at their sets to watch stars walk the red carpet, and then award each other with golden trophies.
It's an annual tradition, but one thing you won't see this year is a lot of diversity. In fact, the last time there were this few Oscar nominees of color was in 1998.
The Washington Post even had …
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A painting with your movie ticket: Hollywood's digital transition means more space for art
It's a Thursday night at the Laemmle movie theater on Lankershim. Patrons are streaming in for the evening shows. As they make their way down the corridor to the theaters, they're greeted with a series of bright, floral paintings by the San Diego collaborative duo Hill and Stump –and art patrons, sipping wine.
Much has been said about the transition to digital movie projection, but …
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Oscar Goes Outdoors: Hollywood and the Santa Monica Mountains
On this Valentine's Day weekend, if you love movies as much as your significant other, you might want to check out some Hollywood history.
"Oscar Goes Outdoors!" is an event this Sunday that'll give local film fanatics a chance to see some classic Hollywood settings within a short drive of L.A., from "Gone with the Wind" to "American Sniper."
The event will be at King Gillette Ranch, …
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How 'Tradition' became a classic: Celebrating 'Fiddler' at 50
The Tony award-winning Broadway show turned Oscar-winning film, "Fiddler on the Roof," didn't look from the start to be a work that would endure for decades. It took the team who wrote the work, based on the 1905 writing of Sholem Aleichem, a number of attempts to massage it into the classic it became. "Twelve things a day," was the mantra after early lackluster reviews in pre-Broadway tryouts, as …
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Forget Oscar: We want books!
Everyone knows that when you win an Academy Award, you get a shiny gold statue plus instant (if fleeting) additional fame and fawning attention. So what happens if you win a big prize in the literary world? If, say, on March 13th, you get the nod from the prestigious National Book Critics Circle, you get to… go to a party!
For authors, making the short …
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Residents keep wary on hillsides as rain pours down
Concerns about mud and rock slides are increasing as a second, more powerful storm drops heavy rain on Southern California. Residents of more than 1,000 homes in the foothill communities of Glendora and Azusa have been ordered to evacuate, and the CHP has shit down a 10-mile stretch of PCH north of Malibu. Forecasters say the storm that blew in last night could drop …
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Self-professed 'Oscar nerd' Dave Karger hosts Fandango FrontRunners, and serves as the official 'Oscar expert' for shows like Access Hollywood, E! and TODAY. This week on KCRW's The Treatment, he and host Elvis Mitchell dish on the most interesting stories coming out of this year's Academy Awards:
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Inside Llewyn Davis was a favorite among cinephiles …
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Oh, the horror: 'Trophy Heads' may not yield a statuette, but fans devour
This week, while everyone else has been pontificating and speculating about the Academy Awards, I went to a loft building between Little Tokyo and Skid Row and got an inside glimpse at the other side of Hollywood: the film empire of Charles Band and his Full Moon Features.
In his 30 year career, Band has produced and directed hundreds of films, mostly of the horror …
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The day after the Academy Awards ceremony, 21 lucky losers will receive gift bags made by Distinctive Assets, a company founded by the enthusiastic Lash Fary– a man sometimes referred to as "The Gift Fairy." They call them the "Everyone Wins" gift bags, though in truth, only the host– who this year is Ellen Degeneres– and the 20 Oscar-nominated directors, actors and actresses who …
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'Gravity' and 'American Hustle' lead Oscar hopefuls
"American Hustle" and "Gravity" cemented their Oscar frontrunner status with 10 Academy Award nominations apiece, including nods for best picture and best director. "12 Years a Slave" was also nominated in those categories, and received a total of nine nominations. There were nine films nominated for best picture this year, one short of the maximum. In addition the aforementioned trio, the nominees are "Philomena," …
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The folks who put a tiger on a boat for "Life of Pi" won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects last night – but it was a bittersweet triumph.
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And the Oscar Goes To…
Kim Masters, host of KCRW's The Business and Editor-at-large for The Hollywood Reporter joined Warren Olney on "To The Point" today to talk about some of the highs and lows of the Oscars. "It was kind of like a bumper car," she told Warren.
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Minkler is a …
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We stayed at this hotel for two nights, during the weekend of the "Fiesta del Vino Albarino" in Cambados. It was an excellent stay. The hotel is located in the countryside, 4km out of Cambados. It was possible to go to town and come back by taxi, which was very convenient given that Cambados was extremely crowded during the fiesta.... More
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Today I woke up with bloodshot eyes thanks to an eyeliner that I will never use again. I looked like a demon. On the train to Marseille, I sat alone. The person who had the ticket for the seat next to mine said "bonjour", but that was about it. It wasn't a hostile thing, I think the French are not really that chatty of people.
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This was our first cultural day in Lyon. Aurelie took us to Burgundy. We first got a tour of the mustard mill. It was really interesting, especially for me because my group's presentation was on the Edmond Fallot Mustard Mill. We learned about the history behind the company, and even tried to make mustard for ourselves! Afterwards, we went to the …
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I lost my debit card at the Frankfurt Airport. That was one of the most terrifying moments of my life. Luckily, my wonderful professors and classmates allowed me to borrow money from them. The bus took us on a tour around the city. So when we arrived at the hotel, I instantly spoke to the front desk agent to call the ATM machine in Frankfurt and TD …
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It is our pleasure to announce that whaleshark sightings have greatly increased on Koh Tao with over 5 whalesharks sighted by Sunshine Divers in the past week. We hope everyone enjoys these majestic creatures while remembering these following general guidelines, promoted by The Shark Trust, the Australian Department of Conservation and Land...
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