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Countess Stéphanie's Wedding Dresses (Civil and Church)
http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...ndStphanie.jpg The joint monogram of Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and Countess Stéphanie de Lannoy Welcome to the thread to discuss Countess Stéphanie de Lannoy's wedding dresses, both her dress for the civil wedding and her dress for the church wedding. This thread will be opened once Countess Stéphanie appears on October 19. Until then, please use the thread Guillaume and Stéphanie: Wedding Suggestions and Musings. Thanks and happy Posting! JessRulz, Marengo & Princess Robijn Luxembourg Forum Moderators |
Fashion designer who designed the wedding dress?
Civil wedding dress, I wonder what will be the color, how will the cap. My guess is that blue or silver color. |
Maybe she will wear the same dress that she wore at the reception of the youth organisations today.
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Countess Stephanie de Lannoy and Prince Guillaume Of Luxembourg attend the state reception prior to the civil ceremony
http://www3.pictures.zimbio.com/gi/W...jyOQuVr0Sl.jpg http://www1.pictures.zimbio.com/gi/W...LL55xs0Rol.jpg Lovely outfit but those shoes!!! |
Great outfit! Congrats to the couple and I can't wait to see her dress tomorrow!
Great outfit and interesting hairdo. Love the earrings
Do we know if she will change into another outfit for the Civil Wedding?
Stephanie's wearing a cream coloured suit for the civil wedding.
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I love the white suit and Stephanie looks beautiful! I was under the impression that she was the berry colored outfit to the civil ceremony.
Stephanie and Grand Duchess did not choose a hat.
gettyimages is updating with photos of the white suit. Here are the first three:
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Stephanie looks amazing! guess they didn't wear a hat because it's an afternoon event!
Nice outfit, but I would have preferred if she had carried a clutch-style handbag rather than one with a handle slung over her arm. Also missing a hat.
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text: Here's How Not To Crowdfund A $3 Million Detroit Mansion PurchaseAaron Foley4/10/14 12:08pmFiled to: Inside 8 MileDetroit362EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink There's no doubt that Detroit is bustling with young creatives with the romance but not the finance to make their dreams come true. So we've got Kresge grants and Gilbert bankrolls, but crowdfunding is one of those things that we still have a tricky time with. Case in point. Advertisement Here's a bro who wants to turn the $2.8 million Col. Frank J. Hecker House in midtown Detroit, a 21,000-square-foot railroad baron's mansion, into a "coworking heaven." (Um, that's not where coworkers go when they die?) And all he needs is three million of your hard-earned dollars to do it.Yeah...no. I mean, don't get me wrong. I'm fully supportive of crowdfunds when there's a clear goal and purpose. And despite the fact that I can be snarky and suspicious sometimes of my fellow young creatives' intents in Detroit, I'm all for reusing older spaces. But here's why I can't get behind this. Advertisement 1. I have no idea what you plan to do since you're kind of vague about it.Here's the description of what will be done with the Hecker House from the crowdfund page:Our goal is to convert the Hecker-Smiley Mansion into a coworking space for students, technologists, and makers who want to change our world.Oh, how very Eric Clapton and Babyface of you. But here's what you haven't addressed. First, what exactly is a "technologist"? Is that more of that PR buzzslang that's an in-term between the one-percent of hipsterpreneurs that the rest of us are just supposed to agree with because it sounds good? Sponsored Second, how exactly do students fit into this equation? Students study, right? There are a dozen or so places around Hecker House where students can study. What will make this place different?Third, and here's the biggie, you want me to fund $3 million so you can purchase this place for "makers," but how about those long-term costs? Changing the world isn't going to be a satisfactory payment for DTE Energy when they send that man in the unmarked minivan to cut that power off, son! And with a space as big as Hecker — again, this is 21,000 square feet — I'm curious about how much rent will be charged for "makers" to have space to begin with to meet those costs. We're already seeing the effects of Midtown rents skyrocketing with the Good Girls Go To Paris flap. Advertisement 2. You don't have matching funds, at least none that are listed.So here's the thing about crowdsourcing: I'm generally a willing participant if the person looking to meet their goal has some money up front. It's like, OK, I'm behind you in line at the grocery store, your bill is $20 and you have like $19.59, so I'll front you the 41 cents so you can go about your day. You want to raise $3 million— three million dollars! — with no other funds in place. You're asking for a three-million-dollar handout, basically. I could see maybe a grant from a private entity — but again, those are given if that person has some cash up front. Advertisement 3. You don't appear to have the experience to manage a "coworking heaven" or the know-how of maintaining a 21,000-square-foot mansion.Where's your resume? Where's some proof that you know how to manage tenants — er, "coworkers"— in a sustained environment? But better yet, how do I know that this icon of Detroit is going to fall into the right hands? I have trouble trying to fix holes in my little 1,800-square-foot colonial on the westside. My grandparents regularly shell out thousands to fix even the smallest things in their bigger home in the Villages. When shit hits the fan, or if shit backs up in the septic tank, what are you going to do to fix it?4. Why aren't you aiming lower? Advertisement Advertisement Seriously, Detroit has an abundance of commercial spaces just waiting to be scooped up that don't cost $3 million, and their neighbors would not only be happy to have you around, but they might be more willing to lend you a financial hand. 5. You don't win friends with salad.Bro, your pic is you surrounded by what looks to be very expensive salads. That's going to make me want to open my wallet? Show me a picture of you... coworking? Making? "Technologist-ing"? Not eating kale greens with gruyere or whatever, and buying it with the money you want from us. Advertisement H/T r/Detroit!Reply36 repliesLeave a reply


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It is late but am I excited, you bet I am! I have managed to get the Windows powered assessment and reporting software Accelerus that our school uses running on my OSX laptop. Check out the screenshot below. Was a bit tricky but Google was my friend as I tried out a couple of different ideas. The best guide I found was perhaps this one. It does require a knowledge of partitions and terminal commands but it worked a treat fo me. Along the way, I learned heaps and enjoyed the tinkering. I might have some fun and try to get Ubuntu Linux running again on this computer.
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North Carolina Republicans' Proposed HB2 Repeal Bill Fizzles
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Roughly 75 opponents of gay marriage rallied over lunch in Orem, Utah on Wednesday.
The gathering, held at the local Golden Corral, was organized by the Utah Eagle Forum. Social conservative Phyllis Schlafly founded Eagle Forum in 1972. The national group claims membership of 80,000.
Speaking at the gathering were Utah Eagle Forum President Gayle Ruzicka, GOP Rep. LaVar Christensen and Utah County Clerk Bryan Thompson. Utah County was one of the last counties to begin issuing marriage licenses to gay couples after a federal judged on December 20 struck down Utah's marriage ban as unconstitutional.
On Monday – after 17 days of legal same-sex marriages – the Supreme Court issued a stay in the order as an appeal moves forward. Two days later, the administration of Governor Gary Herbert said it would not recognize the more than 1,300 marriage licenses the state issued to gay couples.
Thompson told the crowd that his decision to resist the judge's order was supported by Utah County officials, including its attorney.
"I was saddened, it got down to the point that it was just Box Elder County and I," Thompson said.
Ruzicka fought back tears as she read the governor's announcement that the state would not recognize the marriages of gay couples. "Prayer and fasting really works!" she said.
"Activist judges that roam at will through their imaginations to interpret our Constitution, they're a great danger to our time," said Christensen, who authored the amendment. "You do not go to a federal courthouse to get a marriage license. What does that tell you?"
Salt Lake City's Fox 13 anchor Max Roth tweeted a photo of a sample letter being passed around at the meeting calling on Republican State Senator Stephen Urquhart to withdraw a proposed bill which seeks to outlaw discrimination in the state based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
"We raise our voices in extreme rejection of the Anti-Discrimination Bill that you sponsored," the letter reads in part. "God's word says he created man and woman in his image. Any confusion a man or woman has for their gender other than the gender that they were born with, is their personal weakness."
"Deviant sexual life styles are immoral. We urge you to withdraw your anti discrimination bill and any further activity in that direction. We discriminate against immorality, theft, dishonesty, murder etcetera and as our representative in the Utah Senate your oath of office is to uphold the Constitution."
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After attending the first Festa Literária Internacional de ParatióFLIPóin Brazil in 2003, Julian Barnes wrote in the Guardian, "What makes a literary festival work? Organisation, programming, author-coddling (very important), marketing; beyond these, location, location, location." Parati, a small town on the coast halfway between Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, is an out-of-the way, unlikely location for a literary festivalóand it has produced unlikely results. Eric Hobsbawm, the Marxist historian, was accosted there so frequently by "bookish belles" requesting to be photographed with him, writes Barnes, that it was nearly impossible to walk down the street in his company. Lanky, bejowled Hobsbawm, it turns out, is something of a Brazilian heartthrob. Ian McEwan, responding to similar treatment the following year, reportedly marveled, "I'm not Keith Richards." FLIP, Barnes tells us, with characteristic understatement, "is unlike any other literary festival I have attended."
In Brazil FLIP has become a major media event, with daily coverage on TV and in newspapers around the countryóand for Parati, the impact has been even greater. Once a major hub in the gold trade, Parati is now a pretty quiet town of thirty-five thousand, sustained by tourism, fishing, and the production of cachaça, the sugar cane–based alcohol that is Brazil's staple drink. In the old quarter, the colonial architecture has been preserved, and there among the cobblestone streets and low whitewashed buildings, ex-pats and Brazilian transplants and Parati's wealthy old families have homes, art galleries, and boutiques. Outside there are suburbs of working-class Paratienses, and villages of fishermen along the coast. The Bay of Parati has sixty-five islands, many privately owned and topped with looming, extravagant villas; on the mainland, high green hills of tropical jungle slope down to meet the waveless dark-blue water.
In early July, for the fifth FLIP, about twenty thousand Brazilians flooded in from around the country. Reporters and photographers and cameramen swarmed about, and a handful of American and European publishers intermingled here and there. About twelve thousand Paratienses took part, some merely to party, many to workóFLIP is the town's biggest tourist event of the year, and provides employment when it is needed most, the off-season that is Parati's winter. There are the two pavilions to set up: a smaller, air-conditioned one where a few hundred people can pay about US$10 to see in person the authors on the stage; and an immense, open-air one where for about US$3 you can see the authors projected on a screen, their lips moving out of synch with the dubbed-over Portuguese translation. On the streets, vendors sell caipirinhas and beer and Brazilian sweets and pasteis, deep-fried meat pockets. The pousadas (quaint, pricey inns) fill up, the chic restaurants overflow, and a massive staff is needed to shepherd the thousands of festival-goers all heady with literary excitement. Others weave quietly through the crowd to pick cans and bottles left behind from the nighttime revelry.
FLIP begins every year with a concert, and this time it was a big band, the Orquestra Imperial, playing classic Brazilian songs on the great stage under the main tent next to Parati's central praça. Past years had brought stars like Gilberto Gil, Paulinho da Viola, and Chico Buarque, but this was a mellower affair. People inside sat in rows, and just outside, those who couldn't get ticketsóthe event had sold outógathered to drink beer and move their hips a bit. Afterward, in the restaurants and bars and uneven streets, other parties kept on till the hazy small hours.
Among the participants in this year's panels were J. M. Coetzee, Kiran Desai, Ahdaf Soueif, Robert Fisk, and Lawrence Wright, as well as Latin Americans such as Alan Pauls, César Aira, and Augusto Boal. Over the next four days they spoke on favorite topics such as foreignness and belonging, language and identity, and the power of fiction, and engaged in some impassioned but polite debate over Iraq and Israel and American foreign policy. One event, however, stood out. "On Boys and Wolves" had Ishmael Beah, the Sierra Leonean who wrote a memoir of being a boy soldier, A Long Way Gone, sharing the stage with the Brazilian Paulo Lins, author of City of God, which was made into a successful feature film.
As they spoke, each wore simultaneous-translation headsets to understand the other. It was here that the festival felt meaningfully international, and at the same time, meaningfully local. For both authors, growing up, children embodied the opposite of innocence: They had guns, they had blood on their hands, they were killers. Lins, who grew up in a favela, had seen how easily kids can be brainwashed by drug-dealing gangs; Beah had seen the same up close, in government-sponsored militias. Lins said that hundreds, thousands of kids were dying in Brazilian slums, "but they don't report it, because it's more than can fit in the newspaper." Beah, too, knew the problem of getting people to care. Toward the end of the event Beah said, "What violence does to the human spirit is the same everywhere," a grandiose statement, appropriate to a literary festivalóbut heartfelt, and probably true. The Brazilians in the audience knew of how bad the favelas were, and now, perhaps, they were able to imagine life in Sierra Leone. The FLIP bookstore sold dozens of copies of Beah's book.
Among the Brazilians who came from around the country to see the events, the thrill at seeing these famous favorite authors of theirsówho might otherwise never set foot in Brazilówas palpable. At one event, Nadine Gordimer and Amos Oz received a standing ovation that lasted minutes; at others, I saw people in the projection tent happily taking pictures of the authors' huge, washed out, screen-projected faces. This highly receptive crowd has, in turn, spurred another kind of life at FLIPópoets on the street hawk copies of their staple-bound chapbooks, and a whole slew of "off-FLIP" events, featuring theater and music and dance, have sprung up in response to this huge captive market with its huge cultural appetite.
The weekend before FLIP I had gone to a local fishermen's festival, the Festa de São Pedro e São Paulo, which takes place annually on a small island near Parati called Ilha do Araújo. It begins with an all-night party in the muddy praça of the island's only village, where about four hundred people live. In theory it's a religious festival, but one band playing pagodaódescribed to me as "a kind of debased samba"ónonetheless had dancers with their rear ends half-exposed gyrating strip-style on the stage. The rest of the night was admittedly tamer, though just as energetic, and just as boozy, and on and on until very late.
The next day, after a procession of boats motored to the island from Parati's iconic whitewashed colonial church, all festooned with streamers, some armed with fireworks, one outfitted all in pinkó"the gay community boat," an older Brazilian woman told me, "que legal!" (how cool!)óI spotted veteran British editor Liz Calder under the tent pitched in the praça. A cofounder of FLIP, she is most famous as one of the founders of Bloomsbury, the UK publishing house that discovered and continues to publish J. K. Rowling. Salman Rushdie, one of many authors whose careers Calder launched, has been quoted as saying, "I'm grateful to Harry Potter for taking care of Liz"óand FLIP should be grateful too, for its existence is due in large part to that windfall. In the 1960s Calder worked in São Paulo as a model and journalist, and in the 1990s, after Bloomsbury was on its feet, she was able to resume her love affair with the country, and began publishing novels by Brazilian authors. Many of them have since attended FLIP.
It is Calder's cachet that has helped to bring so many literary luminaries from around the world. But it has not been a one-way street, and FLIPówhose programming is mostly arranged by othersóhas, in turn, influenced her. A couple years ago she attended a reading by a Portuguese writer named José Luis Peixoto; she loved what she heard, and signed up one of his novels for Bloomsbury. It is the first time one of his novels has been translated into English.
This is not the only business to come of the festival. At a cocktail party on FLIP's final night, an editor at a UK publishing house told me, "For a while FLIP showed signs of becoming a place where rights people"óscouts and agents and other foreign-rights professionalsó"came and deals got made." However, this failed to materialize. The British editor had been every year, and by now he had come to the conclusion that this was mainly about Brazilian publishers publicizing and selling books. "I've realized that we're just extra," he told me. "We're just here to have fun."
FLIP has a more complicated relationship with the people who live in the town where it takes place. In some cases it has been used as a piggy-back to publicize other local causes. On two separate days there were two separate demonstrations: one for underpaid Culture Ministry employees, whose signs read "Culture on Strike!," and the other for villages still without electricity despite a long series of government promisesópromises alluded to in large block letters on wide, tightly-clutched banners. The protests did get some casual attention from the tourists, but neither managed to interrupt any of the events and the police did not intervene; eventually they died out.
In an effort to engage the local culture in a rather more meaningful way, a FLIP side project called FLIPINHA ("little FLIP") buses in thousands of kids from nearby schools to participate in puppet shows and book-making workshops and other events and programs to promote literacy. Twenty-six Brazilian children's books authors came this year, supported by about seven hundred schoolteachers and over a hundred volunteers. But a Brazilian who works in the tourism industry told me, dismissively, that she didn't see a whole lot of reading going onóof her nephew, who had participated in FLIPINHA, she said, "We'll see if he picks up a book anytime soon." FLIP's efforts do, however, last more than these four days in July. The festival is run in close partnership with the Associação Casa Azul, a nonprofit that supports sustainable development in Parati and sponsors creative writing programs and other initiatives in local schools throughout the year.
Another community project is the erection in the main praça of papier mâché statues of famous characters from literature: Alice's white rabbit, Rapunzel, Gulliver assailed by Lilliputians. The most popular statue this year was a beetle on its back in bed, an abject look on its anthropomorphized face: Gregor Samsa just waking up. I saw one little girl demand that her father take her picture next to it; oddly, it was a favorite spot for family pictures. For me it was a convenient meeting point, as I had no cell phoneó"I'll meet you at Gregor Samsa at 9 p.m. tomorrow night." Once, in response to this, a Brazilian who does business in the US asked me, "Gregor who?" Kafka's beetle, I told him, you know. "Ah, Kafka," he said knowingly, "the one whose plays are always on Broadway."
The praça after dark was full with drinking and carrying on and amateur capoeira and techno music from a beleaguered little boombox, but among the crowd of locals, most in their late teens and twenties, few I spoke to had more than the vaguest inkling of what the festival was about. Francisca, a Brazilian who grew up in Parati and now goes to university in another city, suggested that there were a few reasons for thisóamong them, that the tickets are not free. But it's also, she said, that "the people don't know the writers, the books, the characters"óa failure, as she saw it, of Brazilian public education.
Still, this was far from general. An American resident of Parati, who has been involved with FLIP since its inception, told me that the festival has had a "profound effect" on the Paratienses. Alongside the statues of literary figures, he noted the traditional hut that had been built to present the local, or caiçara, way of life. For Paratienses, he said, being able to show off their traditions was "a great source of pride," and their involvement in FLIP has apparently stimulated reading groups that continue year round. Francisca told me, "The festival, even if it wasn't 'born' of Paratiense tradition, is now accepted as though it were one, because it's Paratienses who put together the framework, it's Paratienses who receive the foreigners, and it's Paratienses who understand how the city runs." She added, "In a way they're proud to belong to a city worth knowing."
The first time I attended FLIP, two years ago, I saw an event with MV Bill, a rapper from Rio, that filled the main tent to overflowing, with hundreds gathered around the edges to listen. As he spoke about the favela violence he had experienced firsthand, the crowd was moved. He, in turn, was moved by the crowdóat one point, he began to cry. The teenagers knew his music well, of course, but until then they didn't know his interlocutor, the sociologist Luiz Eduardo Soares, with whom Bill collaborated on a book about favela violence and racism. Clearly, for most of the European and American publishers, almost none of whom speak Portuguese, the event was meaningless. But for many Paratienses, this was something very new.
"After the first FLIP," the American resident told me, "my builder, a rough guy, said that he was driving by on his motorcycle one day and stopped to watch the big screen in the plaza. He was so impressed by the discussion that he brought his wife later and they attended three events. I was amazed. Now he always asks me who is coming to FLIP and they attend some of the Brazilian events. I never would have imagined him having any interest in a book festival."
FLIP may be, for some of us, for the foreign publishers, a kind of four-day Paris Review party in the tropics; for the upper-middle-class Brazilians, it is perhaps little more than a high point on the cultural agenda. But for Paratienses, the American said, it is something much moreófor at least a few of them, "FLIP has made intellectual pursuits cool."
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Look here for a post that contains excerpts from the hearings regarding the overall impact of Iqbal and Twombly. One witness went to far as to say that the decisions were "an assault on our democratic principles" (from the prepared testimony of John Payton, NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund).
Interestingly, the testimony of Gregory Garre, former Solicitor General, addresses the actual impact of Iqbal on cases pending in federal court. That impact was also discussed here in a previous post.
Garre makes reference to and provides a link to the preliminary report prepared by its Rules Law Clerk for the Civil Rules Committee and the Standing Rules Committee Concerning the "Application of Pleading Standards Post-Ashcroft v. Iqbal." Unfortunately, the link that Garre give to the report is broken (http://www.uscourts.gov/rules/Memo%20re%20pleading%20standards%20 Nov30.pdf.). Garre, in his testimony, maintains that it is too early to judge the effect of Iqbal.
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Dear Real and Virtual Friends,
As another year draws to a close, I feel the pressing and urgent need to draft the Annual Lawson Family Christmas Letter. I must apologize for not popping a handcrafted card in the mail, but with filling the role of what some like to call "Super Mom," where's the time? Also, I do hope you'll forgive me if I sound haughty or pretentious, but what can I say? 2010 was an excellent year in this neck of the woods.
(As always, click on the pictures for a close-up view.)
Lately, we've been packing our days with all kinds of Christmas cheer and service to others. We built our very first gingerbread house, and as a result, our home is simply bursting with the Ho Ho Happy Holiday feeling! I sure hope yours is, too!
Unfortunately, the dogs have been after the gingerbread house non-stop. According to James, they've managed to gnaw everything that's not peppermint flavored right off that sweet little cottage. Every time I ask a question like, "James, what happened to the gumdrop roof?" he's kind enough to track down Gracie and spank that geriatric greyhound for her misdeed. What a helper!
This year I made my first go at baking cinnamon rolls, and what an adventure it was! All it took was four hours, my mother-in-law dropping off some flour, my friend swinging by the grocery store while Maggie napped, a trip to Rite Aid (behind a woman with many coupons and
Looking back, it's clear that Jared had the biggest year of all us Lawsons. He scored the deal of the century on a free, propless bass boat. So what if it doesn't run, isn't she a beaut?! ? We love it so much that we decided it could sit in the driveway alllllll winter long. I don't know about you, but I think the SS Lawson looks magical with a light dusting of fresh, fluffy snow!
And speaking of magical, we have a new addition to the family! His name is Coach, and I must say, every time I catch sight of the little bugger, my heart wells right up with joy. Doesn't yours? As far as I know, my husband doesn't have a uterus, but if he did, believe you me, he'd let that testicle-clad german shorthaired pointer nestle right up in there. Those two I'll tell ya, they're thick as thieves!
As I alluded to earlier, I'm still topping the charts as Mom of the Year! Not only am I working a job and keeping the house, but this year I've been blessed with the opportunity to enrich the lives of other peoples' children, too. Every morning at 6:05, I'm graced with the smiling faces of ten teenagers who are eager as all getout to learn everything there is to know about the Gospel. Oftentimes, I'm able to add another snippet to my morning routine by bringing a carload of these always-respectful teens to high school. Fun!
I ran two marathons this year, and continue to get progressively slower. What can I say? I always like to leave a teeny bit of room for self improvement. And that doesn't just hold true for running--2011 will be a year to make strides in my laundry management skills, too. The way I see it, the laundry chute is just filled with opportunity. Everywhere I turn, there's something to look forward to!
Maggie turned one in the fall and she's a smidge behind on all of her developmental milestones, but she sure is cute! The kid grunts like a caveman and slithers around like a snake wearing princess pajamas, but she's excellent at using a straw. She also loves bananas and smiling, and I'm pretty sure she'd sell her soul for eight ounces of chocolate milk.
Somewhere along the line, James's excessive television watching paid off, and now I'm proud to say that he's a fluent reader at five years old--the best in his class. Between you and me and the bathroom wall, this early reading of his is a starting to become a serious issue. Now, instead of the having the freedom to say things like, "Jared, look at me one more time and I swear I'll F-L-A-T-T-E-N-Y-O-U-R-P-E-N-I-S," James is asking questions like, "Mom, what does the word lubricate mean?" What will we do?
He played soccer this fall and scored three goals for the opposing team. He also made his bed one time in September. What a kid!
We were able to take a fantastic family vacation this past August...to my parents' house...where we slept in their barn. We also took several trips to Sam's Club so we could save money by purchasing paper products in bulk.
All in all, we had an excellent 2010 and hope that you did, too.
Merry Christmas to You and Yours!
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William C. Raco 12/23/2004 7:36:53 PM
Wonderful layer after layer of beautiful color and texture.bill #198846
Beautiful colors and amazing exposure!! Very good work, Wendy!! Merry X'mas!!! #994206Evy Johansen 12/23/2004 10:40:07 PM
Very beautiful, Wendy! Love the layers! Gorgeous colors! Merry Christmas to you and yours! #994226Stanley J. Contrades 12/23/2004 11:38:58 PM
Great job on the layering and fall colors capture, Wendy!! Very nicely done!!Laura Berman 12/24/2004 7:09:54 AM
Terrific colours and textures, Wendy. And I love the composition--a real eye grabber! #994680Wendy Stevenson 12/24/2004 9:57:05 AM
Thanks so much to Bill, Sanjay, Evy, Stan and Laura for all your wonderful comments on this image. I had submitted it earlier but have since learned how to improve the sky and colours. So here it is again:-) Oh and I just wanted to take the opportunity to wish you all a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! #994854Dan Holm 1/17/2005 11:33:01 PM
CONGRATULATIONS, Wendy!!!! #1040642Laura Berman 1/18/2005 5:15:31 AM
I love this one! Congrats, as always.Michelle Ross 1/18/2005 5:31:49 AM
Congrats Wendy!!! #1042124Wendy Stevenson 1/18/2005 8:13:42 AM
Thank you so much Dan, Laura and Michelle for your kind words - they are truly appreciated:-) #1043338Claudia Kuhn 1/18/2005 9:05:16 AM
Congrats Wendy! #1043685Barbara Gordon 1/18/2005 12:39:18 PM
Beautiful layering, Wendy! Congrats! #1044633Wendy Stevenson 1/18/2005 2:29:21 PM
Thanks Claudia and Barbara for taking the time to comment:-) It's much appreciated. #1045037Debra Booth 1/18/2005 3:21:03 PM
Beautiful, Wendy! Congratulations! #1045247Wendy Stevenson 1/18/2005 3:55:54 PM
Thanks Debra! #1045400Louison Rousseau 1/18/2005 5:44:12 PM
Congratulations on the finalist selection, Wendy! And good luck for the finals!Great colors and effect on this photo. #1045858
Wendy Stevenson 1/18/2005 7:27:02 PM
Thank you Louison:-) #1046455Terry R. Hatfield 1/18/2005 7:28:16 PM
Beautiful Finalist Wendy, Awesome Colors Congratulations To You:-) #1046464Phil Sauvey 1/18/2005 7:32:19 PM
Wendy,Congrats on your finalist! Just love those fall colors! #1046491
Wendy Stevenson 1/18/2005 7:37:47 PM
Thanks so much Terry and Phillip for your generous kind words - they mean alot! #1046522Stanley J. Contrades 1/18/2005 9:27:06 PM
I've lost count, but nevertheless, CONGRATULATIONS, Wendy! Lots of good luck to you in the next judging!!Wendy Stevenson 1/19/2005 5:48:37 AM
Thank you so much Stan:-) #1047409S J 1/20/2005 1:35:40 AM
Many CONGRATULATIONS on your second place win, Wendy!!! #1049510Janet L. Skinner 1/20/2005 3:01:04 AM
Congratulations, Wendy!!!!!! #1049703Joline Frazier 1/20/2005 3:07:55 AM
Wow...another one Congratulations again. #1049727Claudia Kuhn 1/20/2005 5:17:55 AM
Congrats Wendy!! #1050183Charlene Bayerle 1/20/2005 5:44:53 AM
Congratulations Wendy!!!!! #1050311Dolores Neilson 1/20/2005 6:39:43 AM
OUtstanding composition, Wendy! ANd taken as a most beautiful time of year!! Nicely done!! Two big Dec. wins!! Stay warm! #1050570Kathleen Clemons 1/20/2005 6:56:13 AM
More congrats to you, Wendy! #1050646Marie Fields 1/20/2005 7:36:33 AM
Congratulations, Wendy!!! #1050833Sharon Day 1/20/2005 8:13:10 AM
Absolutely gorgeous, Wendy!!! Congratulations! #1051034Julie Abston 1/20/2005 8:50:48 AM
Congratulations on another fantastic win, Wendy!!! They are both very much deserved! #1051215Terry R. Hatfield 1/20/2005 9:55:49 AM
Congratulations Again Wendy!!!!A Great 2nd Place Win:-) #1051346Dale Gast 1/20/2005 1:17:11 PM
Fantastic win, Wendy!! Congratulations!!! #1051713Stanley J. Contrades 1/20/2005 2:10:58 PM
CONGRATULATIONS, once again, Wendy!! Great job!!Wendy Stevenson 1/20/2005 3:13:08 PM
Thanks so much everyone for all your wonderful congratulations. It is all your kind words that make any and all wins so special!! I am grateful for them. #1052011Debra Booth 1/20/2005 4:11:15 PM
Congratulations, Wendy!! #1052133Rob T. Henry 1/20/2005 7:05:40 PM
Great job, Wendy!! Congratulations!! #1052384William C. Raco 1/20/2005 7:22:19 PM
Excellent photo, Wendybill #1052406
Anette Linnea Rasmussen 1/20/2005 10:42:54 PM
Beautiful job Wendy!Best wishes
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Kip T. Berger 1/20/2005 10:59:50 PM
Congratulations on your win for this wonderful shot Wendy! #1052627Edward R. Valdez 1/21/2005 7:15:32 AM
This is beautiful Wendy! Congratulations on your well deserved win! #1053496Susana Matos 1/21/2005 1:39:33 PM
Very beautiful! Congratulations!!Wendy Stevenson 1/21/2005 5:10:36 PM
A heartfelt THANK YOU to all of you for leaving these wonderful comments and making this win extra special. #1054681Evy Johansen 1/21/2005 11:11:38 PM
Big congratulations on your well deserved win, Wendy! #1055215Kristi A. Howson 1/22/2005 10:47:42 AM
Congratulations Wendy. The layers of light and color contrast provide a very interesting and beautiful image!!!!! #1056517Wendy Stevenson 1/22/2005 11:38:55 AM
Thank you so much Evy and Kristi. I so appreciate your comments!! #1056648Leonard Pierce 1/23/2005 5:24:32 PM
Congratulations on your Second Place win Wendy!!! #1058867Wendy Stevenson 1/23/2005 6:03:56 PM
Thanks very much Len!! #1058929Nancy Grace Chen 1/31/2005 4:14:31 PM
A second place, too!!!! Wendy, you blow me away... you are a rising star, no doubt about it... great eye to see and capture this orderly scene... CONGRATS again!!Nancy #1075634
Wendy Stevenson 1/31/2005 4:47:19 PM
Thank you so much Nancy for all your kind words and constant support!! I so appreciate it:-) #1075717Dr Silly 10/13/2005 5:54:28 AM
Congratulations Wendy on this photo being used in this weeks Snapshot. :o)
Wendy Stevenson 10/13/2005 6:52:55 AM
Hey thanks Doc - I had no idea!! #1947555Laura Clay-Ballard 10/14/2005 11:04:47 AM
awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!! #1951986Wendy Stevenson 10/15/2005 5:47:02 AM
Thank you so much Laura! #1954316Bill Wyatt 8/15/2006 5:35:27 AM
I love the tri colors! The trees are so beautiful and lighting is incrdible. Terrific work and Congratulations, Wendy! #3165802Wendy Stevenson 8/15/2006 5:46:37 AM
Thanks so much Bill:-) This place has never looked like this since! #3165870
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Start Learning!Here in Italy the Carnevale (Carnival) period is reaching its euphoric climax, so I thought it might be appropriate to write a few words of explanation.
The word Carnevale originally comes from the Latin "carnem" (meat) and "levare" (remove, put away) with reference to the banquet that preceded the beginning of Lent, the period of 40 days during which the eating of meat used to be prohibited. Today Carnevale takes place over a period of about 2 weeks immediately preceding Quaresima (Lent, lit. 40 days) and is celebrated in many Christian countries, particularly Roman Catholic ones. It's a time of celebration and irreverence when all social rules are broken and people can laugh at the authorities without risk of punishment, because, as the saying goes, di Carnevale ogni scherzo vale (during Carnival any joke is allowed).
Carnevale has a long history probably reaching back to the Middle Ages when, thanks to use of carnival masks, peasants and lords alike could mix together without being recognized. 'Masquerading' is still the characteristic of the modern Carnevale, with children dressing up as the latest cartoon characters, and adults satirizing TV celebrities and politicians, but the old traditional maschere are still very popular, having become the symbol of Carnevale. Although the literal translation of maschera is 'mask', maschere are in fact actual representations of characters or personalities. The traditional maschere date back to the Commedia dell'Arte (lit. Comedy of Art), an improvised comedy popular in Italian theatres of 16th-18th centuries, which featured familiar 'stock' characters. Almost every Italian town has its own characteristic maschera, but some of these have become well known throughout the whole of Italy thanks to Carlo Goldoni, the most important play-writer of the Commedia dell'Arte, and to the Teatro dei Burattini (a popular puppet-theatre portraying the maschera characters).
The following are just a few of the most famous maschere:
Pulcinella is Neapolitan and has got all the stereotypical traits of his home town: he is pigro (lazy), extrovert, opportunist, always hungry, and especially chiacchierone (very chatty), so much so that we use the expression il segreto di Pulcinella to mean a well known 'secret'. He is dressed all in white with a very wide shirt on the top of baggy trousers and a pointed hat, representing the traditional costume of the poor peasants. The name Pulcinella, which in some cultures has been transformed into Punchinello, is the origin of the English name 'Punch', the famous star of the 'Punch and Judy' puppet show.
Pantalone ('Pantaloon' in English) is one of the most important characters in Goldoni's plays. He is an old, rich Venetian, grumpy, wise, prudent, and avaricious, who often falls in love with women much younger than himself with predictable comic results. He wears a red shirt over red pantaloni (pantaloons or trousers), a black or red hat and black sleeveless coat, and has a pointed beard.
Dottor Balanzone represents the successful layer: fat, boring and ignorant. He speaks a mixture of Bolognese dialect and Latino maccheronico (broken Latin), ridiculing the sages of the Universita' di Bologna (the oldest University in Europe). His name comes either from balanza (in Italian bilancia, 'scale') symbol of justice, or from balla colloquial for bugia 'lie'.
Colombina (Columbine) is the most popular female maschera. Her name comes from colomba (dove), the name given to a young woman who is innocent and naive or is pretending to be so. Pretty, lively, furba (cunning) and chiacchierona, Colombina represents the typical servant who is always lying in order to protect her young mistress. She is usually engaged or married to Arlecchino.
Arlecchino (Harlequin) is certainly the most popular and best loved Italian maschera. Born in Bergamo Arlecchino is a servant who is furbo, bugiardo (liar) and simpaticissimo (witty). He wears a multicolored patchwork costume made up of many diamond shaped pieces of fabric.
You can see pictures of these maschere and many others on this site http://utenti.romascuola.net/bramante/laboratori/carnevale/le_maschere.htm
Buon divertimento!
Bede Squire:
I have just recently looked at your blogs and find them very interesting. I have used Word of the Day to extend my Italian knowledge for some years. Your comments on Italian life and culture flesh out what I already know. I am getting as much "Italian Immersion" as I can at present as my wife and I will be spending 2 months in Florence from the end of April. Cordiali saluti.
Bede Squire
Quanto mi piace la comedia dell'arte! Essendo una grafica mi piace molto la storia e i costumi dei tutti i personaggi di quel vecchio stile di intrattenimento. Ho anche una passione per le maschere italiane e ho una piccola collezione. Mi piace di piu' le maschere con i lunghi nasi, ma anche quelle carine di Colombina!
Emily Scerri:
salve, mi piace e tu storia e io adoro italia.
graze hums demiso tu di colombina assignmente e decorate.
thank you this has been very helpful.
just a question though, what do you mean by 'stock' characters? did Caro Goldoni invent these characters?


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The in-plant's new four-color Presstek 75DI digital offset press is saving time, cutting waste and keeping more work in-house. With it here are (from the left) David Gaines, Dan Jacobson, Laura McEvoy and Robert Pettway.
The in-plant's new four-color Presstek 75DI digital offset press is helping to keep more jobs in-house. With it here are (clockwise from front) Robert Pettway, David Gaines, Dan Jacobson and Laura McEvoy.
Checking out a proof printed on the in-plant's Xerox iGen4 are Melvin Scott and Hope Bowman.
The in-plant's new Standard Horizon Stitchliner 5500 booklet maker, operated by Matthew Branum, can integrate both digital and offset materials.
William Osbourne stands with the in-plant's new Xerox 980 continuous-feed color press, which will be used to bring color to transactional documents.
A key challenge for any in-plant is to demonstrate ongoing value to its parent organization. Over the last five years, the Print Solutions department at BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee has stepped up to this challenge, reinventing itself in the process.
"Until about five years ago," says Robert Pettway, manager of General Services and Mail Operations, "we were strictly a conventional in-plant operation producing corporate materials and occasional in-kind donations for local charities and in support of our community. We were basically viewed as a copy center."
Today the 27-employee, ISO 9001 registered shop operates in three discrete areas: digital printing, offset printing and transactional printing.
"Over the past five years," says Pettway, "we have placed a strong focus on adding value for the corporation and keeping as much work as possible in-house as we support all of our marketing areas across all corporate subsidiaries. Our mission is to minimize administrative expenses for the corporation while maximizing quality and customer satisfaction."
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee (BCBST) is an independent, not-for-profit, locally governed health plan company covering three million people in Tennessee and across the country. Located in the Gateway Building of the corporation's Chattanooga, Tenn, headquarters, Print Solutions has been in operation for more than 20 years. It is managed by Laura McEvoy and supervised by David Gaines.
The digital and offset production areas reside on the building's first floor, while the second floor is home to its transactional printing operation. This area produces provider checks, explanations of benefits (EOBs) and other transactional documents on a Xerox platform that includes a DocuTech 180 with MICR, a Nuvera 288 with MICR, a 495 continuous-feed black-and-white press and a 980 continuous-feed color press. More than 250,000 magnetic ink and related documents per month and 400,000 to 500,000 EOBs and remittances translate to about 60 million lines of printing monthly.


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Sweet! My 10yr old feels like that pink gumball among her school friends. I keep telling her it's a good thing. Christ asked us to be set apart from this world - a hard thing to be when all you want is to fit in with your peers. If you ever decide to paint another sell, keep me in mind. It would be a great reminder to her. Love that Maddy understands Christ's love!
ReplyDeleteI love Maddy's thoughts that she brought home...what a joy to get to share them together!! This painting is simply adorable and I have a hunch that this positive attitude is going to stick with her..just like gum :) You're such an inspirational woman and beautiful mom! Keep up the great work!
TerrellThat piece is truly inspired. My daughter loves horses...I'll have to think of a way to recreate your idea with a herd of horses and that one that stands out. (I had a similar experience with my daughter after her return from church girls' camp, by the way. We've been teaching her these things her whole life, but when the camp leaders say it - it's genius!)


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Party Earth Review Considered one of the chicest and most famous clubs in Munich – and perhaps in all of Germany – P1 regularly attracts the crème de la crème of the city as well as international celebrities, football players, actors, and... ... read full review
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Club: F–Sa 10pm–5am
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Considered one of the chicest and most famous clubs in Munich – and perhaps in all of Germany – P1 regularly attracts the crème de la crème of the city as well as international celebrities, football players, actors, and models.
Located below the famous Haus der Kunst art museum, the beautifully decorated venue consists of two large rooms, each with its own DJ spinning a host of different genres.
A hazy purple glow from the recessed ceiling mixes with flickers of bright marigold lights on the walls to create a rather surreal atmosphere inside, while a candlelit terrace offers comfy leather sofas and a bit of fresh air to patrons in need of cooling off after letting loose on the dance floor.
While there is no cover charge at this super-posh club, P1 makes up for it with expensive drinks and a tough door policy – but once inside, patrons are guaranteed a luxurious evening with great music and good-looking company.
Upscale, early 20s to 30s. Munich's social elite pops in on the weekends.
Varies depending on night and DJ. Two rooms play different music, though the focus is usually on pop mixed with dance, house, rap, and hip-hop.
No food. A cover charge may apply for special events.
Beer €4+, cocktails €10+.
Best on Friday and Saturday nights around 11pm when the party is already in full gear.
Nicole B.
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This place is known for all the famous German celebrities. Ranging from actors, comedians, soccer players and sometimes famous tourists that want to see nightlife in Munich. If you feel like spending money and hanging out with people ages 20-40 then this is definitely for you. They sometimes have invite only events which adds to their exclusiveness but they can be pretty fun. It used to be way more fun 10-20 years ago my mom says but im sure it's a place to have a good time! I've only been once and it was a teen event, pretty boring, very mellow and extremely expensive. If you're willing to spend the money, try it out!
Amster M.
Nov 18, 2012
I heard the place was over-rated and that its heyday was really over. But I went anyway and met the manager there who at the time was this handsome German Irish lad who was not only polite and fun but also chauffeured me around Munich's top spots that night. So I'd say from my experience celebrity treatment is still in high gear, and they're strict on who goes in. But the look is modern chic, so nothing pops out and makes you think you're somewhere special, but they're good at making you think you're someONE special. Splurge here if you want to feel high class, and knowing German celebrities and soccer players might help with that. Otherwise, hit the beer halls!
Eduardo N.
Sep 11, 2012
Without any doubt the best club in Munich!!!
Is located in the city center in the Englische Garten; current electronic music, good atmosphere, elegance, pretty girls and handsome boys, GOOD VIBES!!
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Chaumet L'eau by Chaumet is a Floral Fruity fragrance for women. The nose behind this fragrance is Louise Turner. Top notes are sicilian bergamot, tea and chinese red currant; middle notes are mimosa, wild jasmine and rose; base notes are sandalwood, white musk and almond tree.
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it's a book!
Announcing the birth of a beautiful baby manuscript at 6:12 this evening.
The manuscript is one and a half inches tall, 138,514 words long, weighs 301 pages, and is—for the moment—sleeping peacefully.
(The printer is somewhat exhausted after the labor, and is thin on ink.) -jl
Tuesday, December 04, 2007
and thousands to go before I sleep
November was a busy month… So I didn't do much blogging. Apologies!
It was a huge month for writing, though. As my draft meanders toward its end, it has been easier and easier to get to my writing desk. The action is speeding toward the climax, and my characters have been more vocal, demanding all my attention and even whispering to me at inopportune times. (I feel so furtive, scribbling notes during church. Yikes!) I hope to finish the draft by Saturday!


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Jacques Dupré
Jacques Dupré | |
8th Governor of Louisiana | |
In office January 14, 1830 – January 31, 1831 |
Preceded by | Armand Beauvais |
Succeeded by | André B. Roman |
Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives | |
In office 1816-1824 |
Personal details | |
Born | New Orleans, Louisiana |
February 12, 1773
Died | September 14, 1846 Opelousas, Louisiana |
(aged 73)
Political party | Whig |
Spouse(s) | Théotiste Roy |
Relations | Gilbert L. Dupré (great-grandson) |
Religion | Catholic |
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Service/branch | Louisiana Militia |
Rank | Major |
Unit | 16th Regiment |
Battles/wars | War of 1812 |
Jacques Dupré (February 12, 1773 – September 14, 1846) was a Louisiana State Representative, State Senator and the eighth Governor.
Born in New Orleans the eldest son of Laurent Dupré de Terrebonne (or, Dupré d'Arbonne) and Marie Joséphine Fontenot, Dupré grew up in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana. When he was ten years old, his father died and his mother remarried.
In 1791, he and his brothers received Royal Spanish grants on Bayou Bœuf. The next year Dupré married Théotiste Roy of Pointe Coupée Parish, in Opelousas. They raised seven children on a ranch northwest of Opelousas. Beginning in 1815, Dupré served as a Major in the 16th Regiment of the Louisiana Militia. He saw combat at the Battle of New Orleans along with two of his sons.
First elected to the Louisiana House of Representatives in 1816, Dupré was re-elected in 1822 and 1824. In 1828, Dupré was elected to the Louisiana State Senate. In 1830, Dupré was chosen as President of the Senate when Governor Pierre Derbigny died, and Senate President Armand Beauvais assumed the duties of Acting Governor.
When Beauvais resigned two months later, Dupré became Acting Governor. He was the second Acting Governor within the year and there was a constitutional crisis over the lack of an elected Governor. The result was that a special election was called in 1831. The dispute over who succeeds the governor in case of his death would not be solved until the office of Lieutenant Governor was created in a new constitution in 1845.
As governor, Dupré oversaw the incorporation of the first railroad, a canal company, a bayou improvement company, the Merchants Insurance Company of New Orleans, and a company to granulate sugar by a new process. During his administration there was also a prohibition of further immigration of free persons of color into the state and the expulsion of all those who entered since 1825. Also in 1830, the seat of government returned to New Orleans from Donaldsonville.
Dupré did not run for Governor in 1831 and when Andre B. Roman was elected, Dupré returned to the State Senate where he served 16 more years. He served another stint as President of the Senate during 1838.
On September 14, 1846, Dupré died and was buried in Opelousas.
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