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Fans of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! will have noticed that almost every celeb to leave the jungle couldn't help but sing the praises of their fellow camp mates. And it seems that their love for each other wasn't just confined to the jungle.
On tonight's I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! Coming Out special, Jungle Queen Charlie Brooks made an enthusiastic speech in praise of her fellow celebs.
She said: "What an amazing journey weave all been on, we'll never forget it, ever, everyone's a winner to me.
"Ashley [Roberts], you're amazing. David [Haye], you're my king. Everybody contributed in their own way and I'm thinner, yay!
"Cheers everyone and let's have a party!"
Limahl then took to the stage to sing - you've guessed it - Too Shy, but with the lyrics changed to be about Charlie.
But even now, after leaving Australia and the jungle camp behind, the celebs are still expressing their love for each other.
Boxer David Haye sent a tweet to all of his fellow celebs today - except Brian Conley - saying: "Missing the banter with my jungle family".
Nadine Dorries replied: "Me too :( Miss you all. Xx"
While Colin Baker wrote: "I'm half way through dress rehearsal of panto - wishing you were here to keep me awake"
Limahl replied: "missing u too Colin, yes keeping awake/jetlag is indeed tricky ;-)"
Hugo Taylor wrote: "I am missing the piranha cockroaches!"
Even often-harsh Eric Bristow wrote: "12 great people in the jungle and fantastic memories , we need my fire in this weather ha ha".
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As you might imagine my Food for Thought co-conspirator Seattle Times Food writer Nancy Leson collects lots of stuff to do with food. Menus, old recipe cards, handwritten notes, the works.
When she mentioned to me that she had recipes from "King's Queen Bea" I admit I had no idea who that was. But I should have.
Long before Martha Stewart, even before Julia Child, TV cooking pioneer "Queen" Bea Donovan hosted a live show on KING-TV. Nancy can now gloat over her collection of Donovan's recipes on official Queen Bea stationary.
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hello everyone this is like me 2nd or 3rd yeast infection in this pregnancy i am now almost 35 weeks pregnant. I also have noticed that my vaginal area is swollen too. I was wondering if anyone knew if this was normal for being 34 1/2 close to 35 weeks pregnant?
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Hi Junebaby07,
I'm 19 weeks with my first baby and I have had two yeast/urine infections so far.
My gp put me on antibiotics, which I was really apprehensive to take, but did as she it wouldn't clear up otherwise.
I asked her what would cause it and she said she didn't know. Great help she was. So now I'm drinking lots of cranberry juice to keep another infection at bay.
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Nokia plans to make a new product announcement on Wednesday likely concerning the more basic phone end of its portfolio, less than a week after the company said that a significant slide in demand for its bread-and-butter mobile phones dented revenue in the first quarter.
The announcement was disclosed Monday on Nokia's blog. The short post said that an executive with Nokia's mobile phone division would be explaining the news at 7 a.m. GMT (3 a.m. EDT).
When contacted, Nokia declined to give any further information on the launch.
Nokia on Thursday reported its mobile phone shipments decreased during the first quarter by 21% to 55.8 million units from 70.8 million year earlier. The news of the precipitous drop sent Nokia's shares down 8.3% on the day to a five-month low. Nokia's shares were recently up about 3% on Monday.
Chief Executive Stephen Elop attributed the erosion of Nokia's position in mobile phone market to increased competition from Samsung Electronics and to low-end semi-branded Chinese handset makers.
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There really is not much need to leave home any more. You can work, shop, order food, see friends, date, watch movies or participate in pretty much any activity in some form through the Internet.
There are certain things, however, where physical presence would seem to be an essential prerequisite. It is, for instance, hard to imagine getting involved in street photography without setting foot in the outside world. But there are people who are taking part and even winning awards for their pictures of places they may never even have visited, except online.
The Guardian reproduces an article by Geoff Dyer, which originally appeared in The Believer. It looks at the growing number of photographic artists who are using Google Street View as their source material rather than taking pictures themselves. It was, says the writer, something which first came to his attention when Michael Wolf received an honorable mention in the 2011 World Press Photo Awards.
When Wolf got that honourable mention, the response was immediate – and overwhelmingly hostile. There was, however, some division within this negative reaction. Moderates claimed that the work wasn't actually photo-journalism in any sense; more aggressive critics argued that he was no longer a photographer at all. To the first accusation I would respond that while the news part of the content might be minimal (crashes, brawls, mishaps), the way of making these pictures was itself a newsworthy story and an up-to-the-minute investigation.
To the second, Wolf responded that he was part of a long history of artistic appropriation of which his detractors were presumably unaware… Wolf had at his disposal a surveillance project of unprecedented magnitude, which, in turn, is just a single strand in the larger network of state and corporate monitoring of daily life. Needless to say, Wolf's curiosity soon ranged beyond its local origins. If he grew bored prowling the streets of Paris, he could zoom off to some other city in the world and see what was happening there.
Mr. Wolf is not the only artist working in this way. Jon Rafman is another.
One gets the impression not simply that he lacks Wolf's formation as an old-school photographer but that he has, quite possibly, never set foot outdoors, that his knowledge of the world derives entirely from representations of it. Even this is to understate matters somewhat, for while Rafman is apparently based in Montreal he might as well be gazing at life on Earth from a distant space station – and gazing on it longingly.
The article goes on to look at other examples of work that can be defined as photo-journalism or art. The debate continues. Either way, Google has created a new means of looking at the world that simply did not exist before.
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Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2008 5:23 pm
Post subject: 18 weeks movement?
Hi there,
I am 18 weeks pregnant with not a huge bump, and i am not sure if i have felt my baby yet, i keep getting these really wierd sensations almost like popping or fluttering in my bump and wondered if someone could tell me if this is the baby.
i'd really like to know for sure, also when will i definately know that it is the baby
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Katherine im the same as u
i am 19 weeks and a few weeks ago i felt like flutters and these have been off and on
what date are u due??? im due on the 20th Aug and have my next scan on the 9th april - cant wait
Cant wait for the proper kicks neither so the hubby can see it and feel it -
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Everyone IS different - and it depends if this is your first pregnancy or not aswell.
First time mothers usually feel their first kicks 18-20 weeks, sometimes earlier sometimes later, it can feel like a fluttering for you.
Second, third fourth etc.. mummy's can feel movments from 13 weeks onwards!
Many women can however think they felt a kick when indeed it was just wind
So you have to think carefully about what you felt etc..
Being a third time mum this time around i felt movment from 13 weeks 4 days, although at this gestation no one can be sure it was baby, they just presume given the way i described the movment (like butterfly's)
I wish you the very best with your scan - and enjoy it
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Thank you for your comments its so nice to hear of other peoples experiences,
this is my first baby so im not too worried as some women dont feel till 22 weeks.
these fluttering feelings are quite nice though they make me smile like tickling from the inside so i do think that it probably isnt gas as i tend to feel them most when i lay down at night time.
joliver - we are like nearly the exact same date! i am due on the 22nd August! Are you planning on finding out the baby's sex?
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Catherine - yeah we wana find out
one of the main reasons is that we go to New York in 4 weeks and we wana buy a lot of stuff out there - i bet now what we want to know we wont be able to find out
we guna get a 3d scan done but not til we get back - that will defo tell us
Cant wait - i seem to have gone massive over the weekend - its proper mad - i cant wait
Jo x
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yeah I want to find out too, im too impatient to wait a whole 9 months!
you'll have to let me know how you get on at your scan as mine is the day after!
wow you'll be able to get such nice stuff in New York! im jealous! im not going away at all this year
never mind though
anyway good luck with everything and let me know how you get on!
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Will do Catherine
cant wait keep counting down the weeks til i leave work - 15 weeks to go - not that im obsessed or anything and 3 weeks sat til New York - cant wait
we booked new york before we found out we were preggers and its happened at the right time to go according to the mid wife - just hope i wont be too tired - but then again i wont be in work which i think is making me really tired at the min