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Lolla's Secret Supper: A secret dining club in Singapore
I shouldn't be writing this story. Because it's about a well-kept secret. That really should remain so.
Lolla's Secret Supper has recently emerged new and fresh in the Singapore dining scene. It's a guerilla-style private dinner event, held in a secret location disclosed to guests only a few days before the dinner with a secret chef preparing a secret menu.
So when I was given the opportunity to attend the event I had to give it a go.
Organized by passionate food and wine devotees Pang Hian Tee and Carolyn Kan, these suppers sell out shortly after they are made known to a select group of friends and followers -– mainly through Facebook, email and flyers distributed at Pang's wine business, Lollapalooza.
The dinner I attended was the fourth installment, and previous dinners saw guests being treated to a 12-course Spanish tapas meal by chef Heather Barrie of Fine Palate (52 Monk's Hill Terrace, tel +65 6463 1671) and chocolate truffle desserts by Truffs' (79a Telok Ayer Street, tel +65 9088 2736) chocolatier Teng Ei Liang in a private kitchen or someone's private residence.
Therefore it was with some anticipation that I read the invitation to dinner:
"We'll have two secret chefs for this supper. And we think we may have outdone ourselves with this rather charming secret venue! The evening promises to be a throwback to interesting times."
The email I received some days later revealed the location, a gorgeous black-and-white bungalow that was in fact the hallowed halls of Singapore's most private of private clubs, The Pyramid Club.
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Google The Pyramid Club and you won't find much about it. There is certainly no number to call, no department in charge, no link to a website. Its members are thought to number a few hundred today and comprise the upper echelons of Singapore's government, military, industry and society, though don't bother hunting for names because none will be found.
So it was a privilege to count among one of the dinner guests, a gentleman (who shall remain unnamed) who had grown up in that house and who spoke to us about some of its history and his experiences there.
"I often watched the Lee children [of MM Lee Kuan Yew] swim while I was being tutored by my Chinese tutor," he reminisced. "There were lots of parties here too."
The Pyramid Club was a private club founded in the 1960s by political elites such as the late Goh Keng Swee (former deputy prime minister) and MM Lee Kuan Yew, as a place where they could gather openly, away from the glare of the public and their political opponents.
It became the setting for key political discussions, private get-togethers and a place where their wives could meet and children could play. It continues to be that. In fact, just earlier in the day, the wife of a cabinet minister was there for her tai chi class.
With this intriguing information swirling around our heads we were presented with our feast for the evening, a communal Malay meal called nasi ambeng.
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Pang explained that this meal was thought to be Javanese in origins, and migrated to Johore and Singapore.
Customarily eaten at special celebrations, this meal was served to us the traditional way -– with assortment of dishes, such as beef rendang, sambal goreng, ikan and ayam goreng, sambal sotong and bagedel, piled on a mound of rice and laid on a large round platter.
Preparing the meal were husband and wife team Kamisah and Mokthar, cooks well skilled in this specific culinary tradition.
Seated by the poolside (the very same pool where the Lee children swam), we were grouped four to a platter and asked to eat with our fingers, the old fashioned way.
A banana leaf initially separated the dishes from the rice, which we had to slide out to allow the tasty sauces to soak into the rice.
That done, most of the guests dived into their platters gamely, doing their best to press bits of food and rice into balls and bring them into their mouths still looking somewhat elegant.
Traditionally one is supposed to leave a good amount of food on the platter, which is then taken home for one's family to share. But as fingers wiped-up platters, and food was rapidly cleared, this was one tradition that we were clearly going to dispense with.
Satiated and needless to say quite full, we sat back and finished our glasses of New Zealand Mount Difficulty Reisling, a light, slightly fruity wine that nicely paired with the spicy meal.
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By this stage of the proceedings, some of the mystique of our venue's secret history gave way to relaxed, lively conversation that was now flowing freely as guests became more acquainted.
The question does remain, how long can Lolla's Secret Suppers keep going? The nature of a guerrilla events is that they can't work beyond a certain size or popularity or they become mainstream.
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So don't spread the word too far; we don't want too many people knowing about these secret suppers. Like I said, I really shouldn't be writing this story.
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Perhaps next year, but I hope Don will approach Salvatore the way he did Peggy as they'll need an artist as well.
I miss Salvatore, too, but how can he come back? He was fired because of Lucky Strike and that's still Draper's biggest client.
Cheer up Maddicts, Betty will be hosting SNL next Saturday --more possible comedic twists and turns!
and perhaps some guest cameos also..
FYI: Happy Rockefeller married Nelson in May, 1963. Custody of her 4 children went to her husband, Dr. James Slater Murphy, who worked at the Rockefeller Institute and a close friend of brother, David Rockefeller. Dr. Murphy also remarried - one his children's teachers!
Don told Betty he would get the kids...wait and see!
Brilliant episode. Each character was allowed to behave exactly as we expected. Old grudges were settled and the need for what each brings to the table was handled perfectly.
If Betty is supposed to represent the epitome of that generation of women's "take care of me" attitude, then her story arc was written with true insight into how it really was back in the late fifties/early sixties. Dependent, having no identity past the Mrs. Some Man, and sadly lost. No wonder Baby Boomer women rebelled and struck new poses of independence and confidence. I am one of them, and this season's exploration of home life back then I recognize as sadly true. Those women were trapped, and rarely happy.
My favorite line in the episode was when Sterling asked Peggy for a cup of coffee and she didn't even look up and just said "No!" Classic.
I would like to believe that Peggy is a reincarnation of Shirley Polykoff. You can just feel the brillance and foresight coming off her in waves
Slap Betty? For wanting more than a philandering, lying husband? Love Don's complex character and I was sad to see the marriage actually break up. (And not happy about Betty throwing her future to another unknown man). But, how interesting that this columnist responds to that complexity w/a desire to enact physical violence against a woman who is finally saying "enough!" . . . To fellow mad men fans: If you're interested in thoughtful commentary stick w/Salon.com or EW for recaps. Much better than this drivel.
This final episode was disappointing -- so predictable -- reminiscent of an Andy Hardy film -- Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland -- "say, we could put on a show ... right here in the barn ... " -- what else could they do but to buy back the agency -- i.e., without any business meetings/dialog/negotiations -- and to reassemble the key characters of the original agency/season/show -- so they are poised to pick up again, should there be a season four, sans the British ownership which, in my opinion, was wasted script energy from the get-go.
Betty's the heroine here -- after last night's 'whore' comment -- from Mr. Whitman of all people -- I'm glad she's off to Reno with little Gene -- Don/Dick's a schmuck -- and she deserves better -- nice to she she grew a spine in episodes 11, 12, and 13.
GREAT to see Joan back in the agency mix -- clearly the most interesting, most beautiful character of the entire show ensemble.
Brilliant episode. Can't wait for next season!
Brilliant episode. As a professional woman who juggles full time job, kids and husband, I agree that Betty should have given Don another chance. he has much more of a soul and creativty than Henry Francis and her getting a divorce to fly into the hands of henry is a cop out if Weiner is trying to show how she is liberated. I hpe next year allows Betty to see that Henry is a stick figure and that Betty and Don reconcile although the terms of their relationship is more open, honest and three dimensional
i loved the show last better than a lot of the past episodes. i can't stand how much don was constantly in someone else bed than his own. betty should had left last season when she found out about his affair she is just replacing don now with another man who is nothing but a weasel who just wants an instant family for his political gain. looking forward to next season.....
Brilliant, brilliant and more brilliant. I cannot recall ever being so involved in any TV series of any kind like Mad Men. All characters were well played; the plot was true to life as humans would react to their circumstance.
I believe Salvatore will be asked by Don to join the group and Don will finally learn to be tolerant.
Betty will learn "country club breading" and "Cinderella looks" won't go far and should starting using her brains to access her marriage situation. For goodness sake, the only intelligent female in the household is the Maid!
As for the Peggy, Don better watch out! The storm is coming and he knows it. He needs her, but it's more than apparent he is afraid of her and her awakening brilliance.
I could go on and on with my critique of each individual character and perhaps be a part of the writing team on Mad Men - no maybe not (smiles).
If you didn't get the flashbacks, you need to go back and think about what's going on in Don's head in this episode. It's about taking control, determining one's own destiny and how lack of attention (drunkenness) at the wrong time is deadly.
No one is going to comment on Betty leaving the children with the maid for six weeks over Christmas? For heaven's sake, is there no end to this woman's selfishness?
Yes!!! Why is no one mentioninng how horrible Betty is for leaving her children with a maid for 6 weeks, escpecially over the holidays!!! WHat judge would deem her a fit mother? She is so cold to Sally- no wonder the little girl blames her mother.
Though I hate Don for Philandering, Betty is an idiot! She'll get dumped soon by Henry b/c of his big mouth. He said it himself, "the governor doesn't need a scandal..." If his daughter told her friend, no doubt the tabloids will soon learn, as well, and it won't be hard to find him in reno with a married woman. He'll drop her as soon as it hits the press. She's also a fool for relying first on Don and now on henry for her money- she'll be pennyless and alone soon and will go begging to Don.
Salvatore will not return b/c of the Lucky Strikes account, and b/c this is 1963, where people are not tolerant.
I was so grateful that Suzanne was NOT brought back- I hated her clingy character!
The family breakup scene was the best acted I've watched in years. The child actors were realistic and spot on. Kudos to all involved.
This is the best show.
I don't know, Mad Men turning into a peppy show about a startup...
Don saw that one coming, he kept cheating and laying on her over and over again treating her like a stupid woman for her miserable try to fake a perfect life that she can't be more far from (she is sick of playing that role – house cat-) and he wouldn't stop and I don't think he will ever. let him taste his own poison. she tried to divorce him and living on her own before she knew she was pregnant, I think that would be a better line than this social suicide act by going to Reno while she is still a married woman with another man(60s ). she is extremely narrow minded, she is not Peggy we all know that. I hope they won't let her get dumped by Henry even though I think that is exactly what will happen I bet that if she turned to Don for a second chance he would take her back, after all he believes in second chances and he loves his children and for their sake he will take her back, but she left them for 6 weeks that I don't think he would ever forgive . Hope the fact that most of the writers are women would play a positive role to prevent a doomed future for her character.
p.s. only 13 episodes, WHY?
Cheryl, help me out (again) please from your insider's perspective. I kept worrying about the illegality of that massive theft they pulled off. I mean, wouldn't the parent company come after them with every resource they've got, plus try to defame their new name and hold the renegade clients' feet to the fire? Or something? Has a weekend takeover ever actually happened, or is this way over the top for the real world? I mean, obviously, ambitious people start keeping sets of their files and rolodexes at home in anticipation of a break, but this was a mass exodus. Also, why does Don being absorbed into McCann appear to automatically invalidate his relationship with Hilton? Why does Connie cut him loose over that?
I found myself asking all the exact same questions you did. I loved the way the story unfolded but thought in the real world wouldn't they all end up in court and wasn't all that stuff they took actually the property of Sterling Cooper? Clients do rule so I thought if their clients support them, maybe they would be immune. As far as the McCann thing goes, I agree. If Connie wanted Don it wouldn't matter who he was working for. In fact this would give Don leverage under McCann. Clients can make anything happen because they control the business. Agencies do what clients want in order to keep their business. I'm going to see if I can find out more from a friend of mine who runs the legal department at Burnett. Believe me it took me four hours to write this because I was thinking all the same things you were. Despite all that it was an incredible episode and in my heart I believed it actually could have happened.
I think you missed something between Don and Peggy. Peggy asked Don if she would ever speak with him again if she refused the offer. Don said he would *not* spend the rest of his life trying to hire her... I think Peggy took the job because she wants to be in Don's life.
John's wrong. Don was very sincere when telling Peggy he would "Spend the rest of his life trying to hire her" Something I'm sure the female writters just loved. But lets be honest, Peggy can't run this show. Something more important then that is what was said about buying something to forget who you were. There should be more dicussion on this point - being the most relevent to advertising and the shadow of the entire concept of this show.
Also, what does Pryce do exactly? I know he was crucial in firing everyone, but how will he help SCDP?
John, you are mistaken. Don most certainly said he WOULD spend the rest of his life trying to hire her again.
Did anyone else see Sal sitting on a chair in the hotel room "office" during the final pull out? Maybe that was just my imagination wishing he would come back.
You gotta be kidding. But I love Sal so I hope you're right
I don't see how anyone could slap Betty even as she tells Don about the divorce after a tumultuous day at the office. Her sense of timing has never been considered: if he had been honest earlier, they may have made it, if he had been honest with himself about what he wanted [teacher, hippy, dept. store mngr. talent mngr. stewardess], he could have set her free long ago. If he had trusted her ,just once, the arc of their relationship would be different. I would like to slap Don though for bedding Sally's teacher, too close to home.
Why all the Betty bashing? I would not chose her for a friend, but I have sympathy for her situation and while Don would be an incredible business mentor, at home he always lied and was even going to skip Holloween to take Sally's teacher away for a week! Betty doesn't even know about all of the affairs, but the man she married lied to her about his name, marital status, etc., give her a break.
This is a review? Or just captions for the hearing-impaired?
Henry Francis too "slick"? He's the only man in the series who cares for Betty. Although I can't see why. she is a statue.
But the notion that she whould wait for draper to start a new agency---something she didn't even know about---is inane. She was long overdue to dump the shlump.
And the notion of draper being a "fierce creative genius"---well, I guess only an ad peerson could see that---or pretend to. I'm waiting for the genius to show. What he is is a dud.
And for Peggy, a supposedly bright ad person, not to see that draper was merely doing a sell job on her is about as believable as the hitchhiker fearing he'd be sent to Vietnam, in the summer of 1963, when only "special forces" were there, and the commitment to a big buildup was at least six months away.
And the slouis ad man above is absolutely right. The entire last episode is just an Andy Hardy movie.
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The league dead or what?
Yeah it was a great game. I couldn't stop you in the second half.
Alright just got on; let's go!
What about my game? I've been on vacation in Colorado since Thursday
I'm in Colorado right now and won't be able to play till Thursday
That was a great game. Lucky enough to come out of it with the w.
Game is done, you can advance
I could get the game played right now. I've made multiple attempts to set up a time to play without responses, except for one message that was sent while I was at work.
I've been online all day without hearing anything from the bucs, can you please put him on auto so I can play the game?
Yeah I messaged him without any response
Having a hard time coordinating a time to play the game with the bucs user
Haven't heard anything from bucs player. Been online for a while now
When can the bucs play?
Jdawg averaged less than 4 ypc with mojo and his monster oline against my defense.
That's because occasionally the CPU will bust a huge gain on the ground and that boosts the average tremendously. Through the majority of the game the CPU averages no more than 2-3 ypc.
Don't be jealous just lol
I haven't had much trouble with the CPU run game
Yeah let's advance so I can get my stupid bye week over with
Who still has to play they're game?
Done with my game
Are we close to advancing?
Just downloading something, I'll be ready in a sec
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|The Callinectes Musical Consort rehearses for the upcoming program.
The Callinectes Musical Consort on Valentine's Day, Sunday, February 14, will join Capitol Opera Richmond in a program of romantic music. The concert, to benefit the Northern Neck Orchestra (NNO), will begin at 4 p.m. at Goodluck Cellars, 1025 Good Luck Road, Kilmarnock.
On a day traditionally dedicated to love and romance, frequently celebrated in song, the romantic genre is the focus of this event, reported NNO public relations chairman Terry Green.
The program will open with "Melodies," sung by members of the Capitol Opera Richmond. They will present works by French composers of the 19th and 20th centuries. Sung in French, with words from poems by Paul Verlaine and others, the texts will be printed with English translations: "Her name is sweet as honey; her eyes are made from a corner of heaven … ." Romantic indeed! said Green.
Following an intermission, the Callinectes Musical Consort, made up of Tom Lindsay, Eric Jacobson, Steve Custer and Anne Baltrusaitis, members of the string section of the NNO, will perform Alexander Borodin's String Quartet No. 2, an example of Russian art music.
Borodin was a Russian Romantic composer—a member of the group of composers called The Five, including Cesar Cui, Modest Mussorgsky and Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, all of whom were dedicated to producing a specifically Russian kind of art music, said Green. Their music is lush and exotic, with Borodin's score singularly exquisite.
One of the movements is often thought of as a love duet between the viola and violin, continued Green. A cellist, Borodin was an enthusiastic chamber musician, an interest that deepened during his studies in Heidelberg between 1859 and 1861.
This early period yielded, among other chamber works, a string sextet and a piano quartet. Adaptations of the second and third movements of the String quartet in D Major were used in the hit Broadway play, "Kismet" as they became "Baubles, Bangles and Beads," "And This Is My Beloved."
Several additional pieces adapted from Borodin's music including portions of the opera "Prince Igor," "Symphony No. 2," "Polovetsian Dances" and "String quartet No. 1," were also melded into the play's musical score. "Kismet" won the Tony Award for best musical in 1954.
Admission is $25 per person. Tickets may be purchased at northernneckorchestra.org/tickets, or at the door. Students are admitted free with online reservations.


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A number of people have been asking about Windows Vista search and how to programmatically query the search engine. There's not a lot of documentation available yet (and this will obviously change as we near the release of Windows Vista). So in the meantime, here's a quick primer for those of you that would like to get started today.
BackgroundWindows Vista includes a built-in desktop indexing platform. You'll see search integrated throughout Windows Vista, in all the Explorer windows and even in the Start menu. A number of Microsoft products are building on top of this infrastructure - like Outlook 2007 and OneNote 2007, just to name a couple.
Your applications can also plug into this same infrastructure and query the index, by using the new OLE DB Provider for Windows Search. (There are also extensibility mechanisms by which you can expose data to the indexer, but I'll leave that for a future post)
The Windows Vista search and indexing infrastructure will also be available as a download for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. You can download the Windows Desktop Search 3.0 Beta Engine Preview here.
Using the OLE DB Provider for Windows SearchWhile there's a lot of information available on OLE DB, you won't get very far with that alone – you also need to know the specifics of the provider, like its connection string and its query syntax. (If you're using ADO.NET, just a reminder that you can use the types defined in the System.Data.OleDb namespace. If you don't know how to use an OLE DB provider, a good place to start would be the MSDN Data Access and Storage Developer Center.)
Here's the connection string for the OLE DB Provider for Windows Search:"Provider=Search.CollatorDSO;Extended Properties='Application=Windows';"
The query syntax is what I've found to be the trickiest part, and that's what I'll focus on for the rest of this post.
StatementsThe OLE DB Provider for Windows Search supports a single statement: the SELECT statement. The provider was designed solely for read-only operations, so there's no need for INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE statements.
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FROM [machineName.]SYSTEMINDEX..SCOPE()The FROM clause is pretty straightforward; since there's only a single index that can be queried, there's only one possible variation: you can precede SYSTEMINDEX..SCOPE() with a machine name to execute a query against the local index of a remote machine. (You must be running Windows Vista or Longhorn Server on the remote machine, and there are configuration steps/permissions that must be done before this will work).
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SFIFF, weekend one: Dario, Black Francis, and Roy Andersson
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I found it vaguely irresponsible, and perhaps even cruel, that the festival programmed its two most high-profile horror pictures on the same night at around the same time. Dario Argento's Mother of Tears and Paul Wegener's 1920 film The Golem both played Friday night between 9 and 11 p.m. I managed to see the Argento film in advance: Mother of Tears is the third in a trilogy that Argento began with Suspiria (1977) and Inferno (1980), but unlike those two this one is laughably awful. Written and performed in stilted English, it's filled with continuity gaps, logic holes and otherwise unmotivated behavior. But its use of gratuitous nudity, gratuitous gore (much of it actually done with latex rather than CGI!) and gratuitous random acts of cruelty make it a hilarious, MST3K-style cult classic keeper. Not to mention that Asia Argento, though not exactly deserving of an Oscar, manages to inject enough sheer animal presence into the movie to make it worth sticking around.
Mother of Tears is supposed to get a theatrical release in June, while SFIFF's particular version of The Golem was a one-time deal. The screening boasted a live score by none other than Black Francis (once again going by his Pixies-era moniker, rather than Frank Black or Charles Thompson). The good news is that it was a great Black Francis show, but the bad news is that I'm not sure the songs actually synced up with or enhanced the movie in any way. For the most part they actually rubbed up against the movie, competed with it for our attention. In 2005, American Music Club's score for Frank Borzage's Street Angel (1927), was pure genius, absolutely mesmerizing. Francis' The Golem played a bit more like syncing up Pink Floyd to The Wizard of Oz (1939); sometimes something magical happened, melding music and film, but other times, you were trapped in some netherworld between the two forms.
Co-directed with Carl Boese by Paul Wegener, who also plays the Golem, the film is a good, but not quite great, example of German Expressionist horror. Of course, Wegener denied that he was making an Expressionist film, and critic Lotte H. Eisner's 1952 The Haunted Screen points out that the film's skewed rooftops and slanted buildings actually enhance the realism of the Jewish ghetto.
Unlike The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1919) or Nosferatu (1922), The Golem also has its share of plain, ordinary filmed sequences against ordinary backdrops; it's not quite as streamlined or as resonantly off-kilter. But certain scenes, such as the summoning of the magic word from the evil demon, are as stunningly effective as anything made at the time.
Francis' noise-driven live score (complete with vocals and actual take-away songs) raised the level of drama to an aggressive yowl, although he didn't make use of his old "loudQUIETloud" technique quite as one would expect. The show actually played much like an album, with a few seconds of silence between each song, although a snarky narrator occasionally cracked jokes about the images onscreen (that I could have done without). Some of the instrumental pieces were quite astounding, and reminded me of Neil Young's 1995 Dead Man score, with that painful, yearning wailing, like the sound of a wounded, melancholy dog. If you're still curious, I've been told -- though I have not confirmed -- that Francis will be releasing a DVD of his score (mainly since The Golem is available in the public domain).
Prior to The Golem, I also checked out Roy Andersson's terrific new film, You, the Living. As far as I can tell, it's only the second Andersson film to turn up here (after 2001's Songs from the Second Floor).
Andersson probably isn't much of a household name yet, but he deserves to be. He's like a cold soup mix of Buster Keaton, David Lynch, Jerry Lewis and Terry Gilliam, hawking deadpan jokes as well as chilly, disheartening mean streaks in his blocky, deep-space single takes. Every frame is drenched in blue-gray, ranging from gray clothes to gray buildings and gray clouds (a thunder and lightning storm breaks up the grayness by turning it a bit darker). There's rarely a continuous cut within a scene, and camera moves are even scarcer. His disparate characters talk about dreams and nightmares, practice musical instruments (there's a hilariously ill-fitting ragtime score) or simply wait in endless lines. You could call it deadpan comedy or dark comedy or both, but lightweight or disposable it's not.
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The Republicans have succeeded in pitting VP against P, inverting their ticket to leave McCain, with his cadaverously stiff bearing, and Biden, with his flaxen ducktail and car salesman's smile, to stand aside and cluck mildly like chaperones while the younger candidates dance. What's left is a fraught contest for prom queen.
Sarah Palin's appeal does not inhere in the much-touted message that she's Just Like You—it's that she's better, but not too much better, than you. She's the popular girl, the barracuda with a pleasing face, who after ignoring you all year suddenly turns around and invites you to help her streamer the gymnasium and mix the punch. You're floored! And fascinated. Maybe if you mimic how she does her hair (or invest in one of these, and copy her cute accessories), you'll benefit from the spillover effects of her status. After all, she has filled her cabinet with her high school pals, and sycophants are welcome: be positive, prop her up, let her know how much she rocks. (Take a leaf from the book of Ivy Frye, a non-wonkish aide who wrote Palin this email.) Perhaps she'll let you use the tanning bed she had installed in the governor's mansion.
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Barack Obama, in contrast, is less kookily endearing than simply foreign, and thus vaguely threatening. Witness Michelle Obama's strenuous transformation to doting milquetoast; her favorite television show, as she told us recently, is The Brady Bunch. Nobody's making luau jokes—it's all about Kenya, Indonesia, and his Pantheresque pastor. As for achievement, Obama's are so stellar and sure-footed as to inspire feelings of inadequacy. Without the leg-ups most presidential candidates take for granted—being wealthy, being WASPy, being white—and without much of a father, he did everything anyway, steadily bettering himself: Occidental College to Columbia to president of Harvard's Law Review. His intelligence, his extemporaneous poise, and the sense that he has worked harder than many gifted people—all this conveys a success that's earned and perfect, inaccessible, somehow intimidating.
Truly popular girls, on the other hand, aren't perfect; they'd be "uppity" otherwise. Sarah Palin's kids have problems? So do yours. Per Steve Schmidt's exquisite double entendre, "life happens," just like life has happened to you. But look at how she doesn't let the knocks get her down. Maybe if you adopted some of her confidence, her unshakable ("You can't blink," Charlie) outlook, you'd improve your own lot. She gave her Wasilla hairdresser the same advice: stop whining about the beauty industry and "run for something!" You needn't move to a big city where smug liberals drink $7 hemp-milk lattes, because it's all about Attitude.
Americans like their success stories to stay local—that way we can identify the winner when she stops by the grocery store in her slightly newer car. We like to see evidence that They're Just Like Us, fetching their dry-cleaning, pushing strollers of their peculiarly named children. With Obama and Palin, it boils down to basketball. Twenty-five years ago Sarah Palin led her high school team to the state championship by netting a critical free throw in the last moments of the game despite a cinematically broken ankle. As the underdog, Palin embodies wholesome teenage athleticism and sports movie cliché. Obama's pinnacle basketball moment occurred just a few months ago, when he was visiting troops in Kuwait. Holding court on the court, he was tossed the ball, made a modest disclaimer, and swish—what The New Yorker called "the three-point shot heard round the world."
The "elitism" with which he is so often charged is not about wealth or education, but about grace. It appears we like our leaders to rise to the occasion, like the limping Palin. Obama, on the other hand, keeps asking us to meet his standard, and perhaps all those elegant layups and lectures on American promise are too much for us to bear. One can only hope he starts smoking again.
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About BRAC PakistanBRAC Pakistan is a subsidiary of BRAC, one of the world's largest development organizations with a focus on microfinance and economic empowerment. It offers micro-loans designed to help small businesses, very poor clients and others, in addition to health and education services. Kiva's flexible, zero-interest capital will enable BRAC to expand its outreach in underserved regions and to women who have had no access to microfinance services.
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Brough and I spoke with Kay Adams on Wednesday about a number of pressing topics — namely, what Boston and Montreal have to do, respectively, to win tonight's Game 7 at TD Garden; we also broke down what's transpired in the L.A.-Anaheim series and the Ducks' "miracle" comeback from 0-2 down.
Crosby, Karlsson and Trocheck are NHL's three stars of the week
Penguins center Sidney Crosby, Senators defenseman Erik Karlsson, and Panthers center Vincent Trocheck have been named the NHL's three stars for the past week.
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Crosby led the League in goals and points (5-3-8) in three games as the Penguins (26-18-7, 59 points) earned four of a possible six points to secure the second Wild Card position in the Eastern Conference.
Karlsson led the League in assists and ranked second in points (0-7-7) in three games as the Senators (24-23-6, 54 points) won one of three starts for the week.
Trocheck notched six points (3-3—6) in three games, helping the Panthers (31-15-6, 68 points) widen their lead atop the Atlantic Division to six points.
Related: Red-hot Crosby could make Pens a flawed (but dangerous) dark horse
Malkin to miss third straight game with lower-body injury
Evgeni Malkin's "nagging" lower-body injury will keep him out at least one more game.
Penguins coach Mike Sullivan said this morning that the star center will sit out tonight at home against the Ducks. Malkin already missed two contests this weekend in Florida. His status is day-to-day.
The Penguins lost, 6-3, in Tampa on Friday, but rebounded Saturday with a 3-2 OT win over the Panthers.
Pittsburgh's next game after tonight's is Wednesday at home versus the Rangers.
McDonagh out with concussion after Saturday's altercation with Simmonds
The New York Rangers will be without Ryan McDonagh tonight at home to New Jersey, the club announcing this morning that the defenseman is out with a concussion.
McDonagh left Saturday's game in Philadelphia following an altercation with the Flyers' Wayne Simmonds that ended with McDonagh taking a punch to the face from Simmonds.
Simmonds received a match penalty and was thrown out of the game, but did not receive any supplemental discipline.
Given the standings, the Rangers can ill afford to lose McDonagh for long. They play in Pittsburgh Wednesday, followed by three home games against Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Chicago.
Lucic's plan is to 'remain a King' for remainder of career
Tuesday night, Milan Lucic will play his first game in Boston as a member of the Los Angeles Kings.
It should be an emotional return for the big 27-year-old winger. In an interview with the L.A. Times, he recalled his time with his former club fondly, saying how great it was to be a "part of one of the best-ever eras to be a Bruin."
A pending unrestricted free agent, Lucic also commented on his contract negotiations with the Kings.
"Nothing to get excited about," he said. "There's been two or three little talks here and there. My plan is to remain a King and hopefully finish off my career here. Like I said, I go day by day and you never know what tomorrow is going to bring."
Lucic has 12 goals and 18 assists in 50 games this season. Though the Kings reportedly want to keep him, the question is whether they can find the cap space to make it happen.
Los Angeles already has Anze Kopitar, Jeff Carter, Dustin Brown, Marian Gaborik, Kyle Clifford, Drew Doughty, Jake Muzzin, Alec Martinez, and Jonathan Quick locked up long term. Plus, Tyler Toffoli and Tanner Pearson will require new deals after next season.


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Villa Il Poggiale, a manor house – hotel located in the heart of Tuscany near San Casciano in Val di Pesa is listed as a 'Historical Residence' of Italy. Guests feel right at home in this luxury Renaissance villa, tastefully restored by the owners.
The Villa Il Poggiale is surrounded by an estate of tall cypress trees, standing guard over vineyards and olive groves, reminiscent of landscapes seen in Tuscan Renaissance paintings. Nearby are many lovely Tuscan towns like Siena, San Gimignano, and of course Florence. Guests can enjoy a relaxing stay or take easy day trips to take in the art, flavors and fragrances of one of the most famous regions in the world known for its fine wines and olive oil, Chianti.
Coming back "home" to Il Poggiale each evening, it's time to relax with a dip in the pool or a drink in the rose garden before being treated to a candlelight dinner of local specialties in our restaurant. At Il Poggiale, you'll rest assured that the memories will be everlasting.
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Are Wiameriners only gray and blue or is there a cinnamon colored Wiameriner what colors do they come in cause the other day I thought I saw a chocolate colored one and I thought I saw a cinnamon colored one as well does anyone know?
Oct 25, 2011
Weimaraners come in many shades of gray. Their colors are actually dilute blacks and browns, so it's not uncommon to see cinnamon colored weimaraners. "The gray ghost" is a little misleading, since not all weimaraners are a pale ghostly gray. The two who live down my street are actually much darker, one being a charcoal. Their range is anything from those lighter "ghost" colors, to deeper tones of the same, or even brown or black. They can also have a darker stripe down their back called an "eel stripe" and their color will change with age, too.
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There are cinnamon-colored weimies, but any color other than shades of mouse gray to silver gray isn't recognized by the AKC. Vislas are also cinnamon-colored and look like a smaller version of a weimy.
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i have never seen any color then the normal which i would not really call grey but a greyish tanish oh i don't know what to call it but i bet the others are pretty
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Use of Chinese Geese: Chinese are the layers of the goose world. They are very prolific, laying from 40 to 100 eggs with proper management. They are in the Light class so are not particularly useful as a market fowl, but will dress nicely with less grease than other breeds. Very ornamental and noisy, they have been used as guardians. They are also active foragers and have been used as weeder geese in strawberry, tobacco and other crops.
History of Chinese Geese: Like the African, the Chinese is thought to descend from the Asian Swan goose. They were brought to the United States early on as both varieties were well established in Colonial times and admitted into the first Standard in 1874.
Conformation: Chinese geese are available from many sources but geese that meet the American Standard of Perfection description and weights are difficult to find. Chinese geese are small with a long arched slender neck meeting the body at a 45-degree angle. Their body should be short, compact with a prominent breast. Chinese geese have no keels, lobes or dewlaps. They should have a very large, round, prominent knob – the larger the better. White China geese are all white with light-blue eyes and orange bill, feet and shanks. Brown Chinese are colored similarly to the African, with shades of brown and gray and a brown stripe running down the center of the back of their neck. Bills should be black or dark slate with shanks and feet being orange. Standard weights: Old Gander: 12 lbs., Young Gander: 8 lbs., Old Goose: 10 lbs., Young Goose: 8 lbs.
Special Consideration/Notes on Chinese Geese: Pure Chinese geese are very small, with a graceful appearance. The long arched neck and compact body are very important breed characters. Some sources sell Chinese that are heavier, with shorter necks and larger bodies. Pay particular attention to the Standard description when selecting Chinese geese for breeding purposes.
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Article: [Effects of polychlorinated biphenyl on the expression of c-fos and c-jun in mesenchymal cells of rats].[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To study the effects of polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB126) on the expression of c-fos and c-jun in mesenchymal cells (MSCs) of rats. MSCs were separated by percoll cell separating medium (density 1.073 g/cm3). After being cultured and transferred, the cells were divided into a control group, a low-dose group (10(-7) mol/L PCB126) and a high-dose group (10(-6) mol/L PCB126). The cellular growth rate and the expression of c-fos and c-jun protein were analyzed by MTT, immunofluorescence chemical assay, RT-PCR and Western blot. The cellular growth rate in the low-and high-dose group were 13.8% and 19.1% at 12 h, 31.5% and 36.1% at 24 h, 42.5% and 43.6% at 48 h, respectively (P < 0.01). The positive rates of c-fos expression in the low-and high-dose groups were 54.6% and 51.3% at 12 h, and 83.2% and 73.0% at 24 h. The expression of c-fos mRNA detected by RT-PCR was upregulated at 30 min and 1h in PCB126 groups. The expression of c-jun mRNA were much higher in PCB126 groups than that in the control group. The expression of c-fos and c-jun protein was upregulated in the low-and high-dose groups at 12 h and 24 h. PCB126 could promote the proliferation of MSCs and upregulate the expression of cancer associated gene c-fos and c-jun. The effect of PCB126 on the function of MSCs might be associated with the abnormal expression of c-fos and c-jun gene.
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ABSTRACT: This study sought to elucidate the effect of mechanical strain on the differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells into osteoblasts. Under the conditons of inducing osteoblasts, Immunohistochemical methods and RT-PCR technology were applied in osteogenic supplements medium to detect: (1) the expression of Alkaline phosphatase (ALP), Type I collagen (COL I ), Osterx (Osx) and Osteocalcin (OCN) mRNA, with cyclic strain (3%, 0.5 Hz) applied for 15 min, 30 min, 1 h, 2 h, 4 h, 3 d, 7 d, 14 d; (2) the expression of Osx mRNA and OCN mRNA with 3% strain for 1 h. The results showed: (1) ALP mRNA expression was higher at 7 days; COL I mRNA expression was greater obviously at 7 days and 14 days than that at 3 days and that of the unstrained cells; (2) the expression of Osx mRNA was up-regulated after 15min by strain stimulation,which was significantly increased at 30 min and 1 h in the unstrained cells. The expression of OCN mRNA was not affected in the unstrained cells at 15 min, whereas strain could promote the expression of OCN mRNA at this period. The expression of OCN mRNA was more obviously upregulated in the strained cells at 30 min and 1 h when compared with that in the unstrained cells; (3) the strain (1% and 3%) significantly promoted the expression of Osx mRNA; 10% strain had a little effect on Osx mRNA expression. The expression of OCN mRNA was up-regulated by 3% strain, whereas it had little effect at 1% and 10% strain. In summary, mechanical strain can promote the differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells into osteoblasts.


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This program prepares students to be entry-level physical therapist assistants who function effectively in an ever-changing healthcare environment. This two-year Associate in Applied Science program consists of five consecutive semesters of classroom and clinical education with a strong emphasis on professional standards. As a cohort, students progress from classroom to clinical experiences in a variety of physical therapy settings. Graduates are eligible to take the national licensing examination. This degree typically is not designed for transfer.
For program entry requirements, consult a KCC advisor, also see Information on Health Career Programs and read the minimum abilities requirements. Save and/or print this fillable student check sheet.
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All courses must be completed with a grade of C or better.
PHTA courses must be completed in the order shown in the course sequence and must be completed with a grade of C or better.
Complete all three sub-requirements. Courses must be taken prior to or within the semester where they are shown in the course sequence.
1. Communications – 6 credit hours
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Minimum credit hours required for completion: 71
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Wake Up! Sydney CentralSydney, Australia
This is a big hostel. You might find it hard to make friends. Otherwise I was happy with the facilities and stayed here for two trips to Sydney.
Baan Dinso 2Bangkok, Thailand
I got a private room and loved it. It was quiet, clean, I liked the bathroom and shower facilities, the restaurant downstairs is a little slow but the food and prices are good.
Domingo HostelKoh Phangan, Thailand
Tony was absolutely amazing - the nicest host I've ever had. He helped me rent and return a scooter, partied with us at the Full Moon Party, helped me with travel planning and booking, organized day trips for us around Koh Phangan, and more. The location of the hostel is cool because it's not in Haad Rin, meaning it's quiet and you can actually sleep. It's just a 10 minute/100 baht ride east to get to Haad Rin.
USA Hostels San FranciscoSan Francisco, USA
Clean bathroom and shower facilities, great basement with pool table, foosball, commercial kitchen, and even a theatre, lots of lounging space to do work. I loved everything about the hostel except the location. It's so close to the Tenderloin which is such a disgusting place to walk through.
Hostel One PraguePrague, Czech Republic
Clean room, clean bathroom, huge kitchen, big living room with couches and TV, lots of free computers to use, cool staff, guests were friendly, very good prices. Recommended!
St Christopher's Inn CanalParis, France
This hostel is so big that it makes it hard to meet people. The main floor is a big restaurant and bar. You have to pay by the hour to use the computers. Wi-fi is pretty spotty in the rooms, so you have to go into the hallway or to the main floor to get internet. Bedrooms were clean and had curtains on the beds. Washrooms were shared for the entire floor so people abused them and left them dirty. I would recommend this hostel for groups, but not solo travellers.
Hostel One SantsBarcelona, Spain
This is my favourite hostel from my eurotrip! Location is great (short walk to the nearest subway station). The staff were really cool, kind and helpful. The free dinners at 7pm were awesome, the whole hostel got together every night like a family. The vibe was amazing, it's very easy to meet people here. Highly highly recommended.
Heart Of AmsterdamAmsterdam, Netherlands
Great location in the heart of the red light district. Room, bed, and ensuite washroom was clean. Staff was average. The vibe in the hostel was not nice, seemed very cold, no one was interacting with each other.


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Oliver Spencer Shoe Shop is his vision of the perfect men's footwear store. The new store is located on Lamb's Conduit Street in London's Bloomsbury and will be exclusively selling Oliver's new casual range of shoes.
"We've created a place where men can find a really great pair of shoes – every visit. Men are not being looked after by the current crop of stores. We want to give blokes what they deserve: an olds chool shoe shop for the modern guy, our type of guy, the guy who wants quality and style on their feet."
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Thanks- I thought as they are my first nice shoe i would splurge and try and get the best product to help them out. I might get the renovator and the black wax/polish in from overseas.
the shoes should be arriving very shortly- G&G Rothschild....
They are second hand so i got them at a great price. Unfortunately brand new is a little out of my budget so i thought a great price second hand would do.
Im trying to build my wardrobe and SF has done my bank balance no favours so i look for the cheaper alternatives. Bought a pair of meermin shoes today as well. Next step is a pair of carminas. Then i should be done.....for a while.
Hey Man, Drop by Herringbone near Collins Place, Aaron and Christian can give you a hand on the clothes and talk about style as well :)


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