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Box-Office Boom, Profit Gloom
By Ron Grover
Hollywood loves to bask in box-office glory. These days, a whole lot of basking is going on, thanks to the two jumbo hits -- Spider-Man and Star Wars: Episode 2: Attack of the Clones -- that are stoking the flames of a white-hot summer. Spider-Man's take is fast approaching $400 million, and Stars Wars: Episode 2 just whipped past the $250 million mark.
Fueled by this early-summer fare, box-office receipts are 21% ahead of last year's pace, and a couple of highly anticipated movies are still to be released. That's the good news.
The bad news is, glory doesn't necessarily mean green. It's going to be tough for the studios to make any serious dough on the next two beauties coming down the pike: Minority Report, being released on June 21 by Twentieth Century Fox, and Men in Black 2, from Sony's Columbia Pictures, which opens July 3.
Let's start with Minority Report, a futuristic thriller based on a short story by the late Philip K. Dick, the same guy who wrote Blade Runner and Total Recall. Directed by Steven Spielberg, Report takes place in the year 2054 and stars Tom Cruise as a Washington police officer in a unit that solves crimes before they happen.
To keep the budget for the special-effects-laden film under $100 million, insiders say neither Spielberg nor Cruise took any salary up-front. Instead, they'll each take an estimated 15% of the box-office take. (Fox would not confirm or supply numbers for Minority Report.)
Lest you think that means 15% after Hollywood's notoriously tricky accounting system is applied, think again. When a studio takes on a Spielberg or a Cruise, it's taking on a partner -- someone who shares in every dollar as soon as it comes in off the Brink's truck. It's called first dollar, meaning Spielberg and Cruise get 30 cents between them of every dollar Fox collects from ticket sales, video sales, whatever.
That leaves the studio 70 cents out of every dollar to cover its production and marketing costs. (Studios get about half the price of every ticket bought for the film, somewhat less for videos or DVDs.)
One top studio executive told me he passed on the project because the way he penciled it out, Minority Report needed to generate $180 million or more in just the U.S. for his studio to make any money. How likely is that? Well, only 18 films have crossed that threshold in the past three years, so it's no sure thing, even with Spielberg's prodigious talents and Cruise's huge box-office appeal thrown into the mix.
Spielberg's most recent futuristic film, last year's A.I.: Artificial Intelligence, grossed only $78.5 million, and Cruise's much-anticipated Vanilla Sky did just over $100 million in the U.S. -- not shabby, but not $180 million, either.
Why do studios take such risks? For starters, they don't have much choice on some projects. Spielberg and Cruise can pretty much dictate where they want to work, and on what. That changes the dynamics of how things normally are run. Usually, studios have all the cards, starting with their famously screwy accounting, where overhead -- such as secretarial salaries and private jets -- eats up 15% of a film's budget.
There's also abundant faith that the simple act of plastering the Spielberg or Cruise name on top of a marquee brings folks to the theaters, especially in overseas markets, which make up nearly 40% of a typical film's revenues. Even if their names don't attract quite the crowds the studios hoped for, they still guarantee that plenty of seats get filled with a captive audience for the trailers of those other movies the studios make.
Having Spielberg and Cruise around helps out in some ways, such as luring promotional partners like Lexus and Nokia, both of which are putting up tens of millions in advertising support for Minority Report. Of course, with stars such as those two aboard, marketing for a film also takes on a life of its own. Fox will spend tons of money on promotion to make sure the film, already a heavy financial commitment, doesn't go down the tubes.
Bottom line: This is gonna be one expensive project. Can Fox make it all back? I'm not going to bet my mortgage on it. Even in a price-inflated world, selling $180 million worth of tickets is still a big job.
Men in Black 2 is a slightly different story. The 1997 original did an otherworldly $576 million worldwide and created a franchise of videos, toys, and an animated TV show. So, Sony made it a mission to get Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones, and director Barry Sonnenfeld back aboard for a second trip. But it took nearly five years, in large part because the talent wanted mucho bucks for an encore.
At one point, Jones asked for $40 million, about twice his going salary. The budget leapt to $175 million back then. Sony got it down to closer to $140 million but had to ante up about half the profits. Smith got a bump from his $5 million salary for the first Men in Black to $20 million, plus 20% of the revenue, Jones got $20 million plus 12.5%. Director Sonnenfeld got 10%, and 7.5% goes to Spielberg (yup, him again), who came up with the original idea.
That's a lot of money out the door, although Sony sources say the numbers go down if the film gets to $200 million in domestic box-office revenue (the original did $250 million in the U.S.). At that point, the participants go into "hiatus," one Sony person says, then pick up when the film goes above $300 million -- in all making it closer to a 37% whack if the film does very, very well. (Sony also declined to furnish figures.)
Can Men in Black 2 do it? This is a very, very busy summer, with a lot of muscular films vying for moviegoers' hearts and dollars. The postapocalyptic Reign of Fire, the third Austin Powers movie, and Mel Gibson's UFO-thriller Signs will be just some of the distractions that could ding Minority Report or Men in Black 2 and keep them short of their breakeven point.
Probably the best -- or worst -- example of a studio giving away so much that its margins were razor thin was the 40% chunk Universal surrendered to make The Grinch, which grossed more than $260 million domestically after its November, 2000, release. The film didn't do nearly so well overseas, however. Still, director Ron Howard, producer Brian Grazer, and star Jim Carrey got hefty pieces of the action, as did Audrey Geisel, the widow of the author Dr. Seuss (Thedor Geisel).
The irony is that this year's bumper crop started with two films for which the studios weren't on the hook. With Star Wars: Episode 2, director George Lucas paid the $145 million in production costs himself, meaning he'll also take the lion's share of the proceeds. Fox gets a 10% fee for distributing it -- not a huge figure, but then again, it had no money at risk.
Sony spent a hefty sum to make and promote Spider-Man -- $139 million and $50 million, respectively -- but when the bucks came rolling in, it didn't have any big stars or directors to pay off. In Hollywood these days, that passes as a storybook ending.
Grover is Los Angeles bureau chief for BusinessWeek. Follow his weekly Power Lunch column, only on BusinessWeek Online
Edited by Patricia O'Connell


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Afghanistan's Next President the Missing NATO GuestDavid Lerman and Gregory Viscusi
U.S. President Barack Obama had planned to use this week's NATO summit in Wales partly to celebrate what he'd predicted would be Afghanistan's "first democratic transfer of power in history."
He didn't get his wish.
The next president of Afghanistan isn't at the summit, which began today, because the election results remain mired in controversy. The current president, Hamid Karzai, stayed home, too. After repeatedly snubbing U.S. officials, Karzai sent his defense minister.
The Bilateral Security Agreement needed to extend the U.S. troop presence in Afghanistan beyond this year still isn't signed, even though Pentagon officials had warned it must be in place by this month, to say nothing of arrangements for troops from other members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Karzai has balked repeatedly at signing the accord he negotiated with Obama's administration, and his successor has yet to be determined.
Even efforts to patch together a unified government with roles for both presidential candidates are foundering after one of them, Abdullah Abdullah, said he would boycott the audit of the election that he says involved massive fraud on behalf of his rival, Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai. The candidates have written NATO leaders promising to seek a solution to their standoff, Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said today at a press conference during the summit in Newport, Wales.
"I'm very pessimistic, and it's the worst of all worlds," said Brian Katulis, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress in Washington. "If we don't have a reliable partner in Afghanistan, it really puts us in a difficult spot."
Becoming Afterthought
Katulis said it may be too soon to dismiss as a failure the 13-year U.S. effort in Afghanistan, which so far has cost 2,342 Americans their lives, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. It also has cost U.S. taxpayers about $745 billion, the National Priorities Project estimates. Still, Katulis said, "We certainly aren't where the administration hoped we would be."
The Obama administration and its allies had wanted to welcome Afghanistan's new leader at the NATO summit and celebrate the signing of a security agreement that would let U.S. forces remain in the country until the end of 2016. The goal was to avoid a hasty withdrawal that could help open the way to a resurgence of Taliban forces.
'Fully Committed'
"As we enter a new chapter in our relationship, we remain fully committed to Afghanistan and the hopes of the Afghan people for a peaceful, secure and prosperous future," U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron said today at a session on the alliance's future role there that opened the summit.
"I call on the two candidates to work together to conclude the necessary security agreements as soon as possible," Rasmussen said at his press conference.
Still, Afghanistan has become an afterthought for policy makers consumed by the crisis in Ukraine and efforts to combat Islamic State extremists in Iraq and Syria.
"Obviously we're in a fluid situation on the ground" there, Charles Kupchan, the White House senior director for European affairs, told reporters before Obama left for Wales.
Even the Taliban took note of the change in political fortunes.
"It was planned that Afghanistan's next leader would participate in the Wales Summit," the Taliban said yesterday in a statement. "Now their plans have come to naught. The true reason for this failure is occupation. Unless the foreign occupation of Afghanistan ends, the country will not be able to resolve its longstanding crisis."
Kerry's Aide
The Obama administration is persisting in efforts to broker an agreement on a new government.
Secretary of State John Kerry dispatched Doug Frantz, assistant secretary for public affairs, to Kabul this week "to convey the administration's full support for a peaceful and democratic transfer of power" and stress the need for "an audit process that ensures a legitimate outcome and agreement on the details of a government of national unity," according to a State Department statement.
Waliullah Rahmani, executive director of the Kabul Center for Strategic Studies, said he hoped a unified government could still be formed this month.
Insecurity Increases
"The current fragile situation requires both candidates to reach an agreement in a bit for Afghanistan to survive its current economic crisis and growing insecurity," Rahmani said in a phone interview.
"Unfortunately, insecurity is on a growing path in the country," he said. "Afghanistan should expect more Taliban takeovers of districts and tough fighting with them in 2015."
Michael O'Hanlon, a defense analyst at the Brookings Institution in Washington who visits Afghanistan, said he also remains hopeful that a political solution can be reached in a deal between Abdullah and Ghani.
"I'm not surprised it's hard," O'Hanlon said by e-mail. "But Ghani and Abdullah are both capable men, and both understand that an Afghanistan in crisis/paralysis could lead to an end of Western aid and military help. So I still think there'll be a solution, even if not necessarily in time for the NATO summit."
Reducing Troops
If a new government can be formed and a new security agreement signed, Obama has called for extending the U.S. military presence until the end of his term, while gradually reducing the number of troops.
The plan calls for reducing this year's deployment of more than 30,000 troops to about 9,800 by the beginning of next year. That number would be reduced by about half by the end of next year and cut again to a small security force for the U.S. embassy in Kabul by the end of 2016.
Republican lawmakers have criticized Obama for announcing a firm troop withdrawal date that lets the enemy know when the U.S. will be gone.
"The current realities on the ground strongly indicate that the present U.S. approach to transition in Afghanistan will fail at the military, political, economic and governance levels," said Anthony Cordesman, a defense analyst at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, who wrote a paper this week on the "strategic vacuum" of U.S. policy in the region.
'Poorly Planned'
The troop withdrawal plan "is scarcely a recipe for success," Cordesman wrote. "The end result seems highly likely to be premature and poorly planned withdrawal, and Vietnam and Iraq scarcely set a reassuring precedent."
Now, the lack of a signed security agreement that would provide assurances on matters such as immunity for U.S. troops from local prosecution creates the possibility of a complete American and NATO troop withdrawal this year.
"The risk that we would totally withdraw begins to be high in September," Marine General Joseph Dunford, the former commander of U.S. and allied forces in Afghanistan, told Congress in March. "That's simply a function of the tasks that need to be accomplished and how many days we have to accomplish those tasks."
The U.S. exit strategy was called into question last month by an insider attack against troops in Kabul. The killing of Major General Harold Greene, the highest-ranking U.S. officer to die in Afghanistan, prompted a review of safety protocols. The two-star officer died when a man dressed in an Afghan soldier's uniform opened fire at a training academy, injuring as many as 15 other people.
Taliban Attacks
"The Taliban are now exploiting the current election crisis," said Jawid Kohistani, a Kabul-based political and security analyst. "They keep fighting now in the southern provinces of Afghanistan" and conduct guerrilla-style, hit-and-run attacks against Afghan forces, he said.
"This generates and increases casualties and panic for Afghans," he said.
In the latest attack, Taliban fighters armed with heavy, light weapons and suicide vests attacked government offices in eastern Ghazni province, Deputy Governor Mohammad Ali Ahmadi said today by phone. He said 13 members of Afghan security forces were killed by truck bombs and in clashes with the militants, as well as two civilians. More than 60 people were injured.


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Hands down, this is the best BLT I have ever made.
And ever had.
I would even say, this Heirloom Tomato BLT w/Fried Eggs + Smoked Gouda is the best BLT ever, but I am not going to. One, people can get a little offensive over that statement. Two, I can never know for sure that this is the best EVER, because I really haven't had that many BLT's in my lifetime. So how's this, as of right now, this is my favorite BLT.
And with good reason.
I mean, are you looking at what I am looking at? I just love this sammie.
For me, a BLT is all about really good ingredients – good bacon, GREAT tomatoes and good lettuce. You also need to turn this into a BLAT by adding some ripe avocados. Then just melt some gouda cheese and find some delicious bread. If you can do that, you'll be guaranteed a winner BLT.
I typically stay away from classic BLT's because the tomatoes always suck. Sorry to be so blunt, but it's true. When it comes to tomatoes I am a huge snob. If I am going to use tomatoes (and eat them), they have to be amazing. Meaning they have to be perfectly sweet and tart. During the winter I always buy grape tomatoes because I find they taste best. I almost never buy beefsteak tomatoes because I never have any luck with them.
This summer though?? Well, this summer I have been all about the heirloom tomatoes. The little cherry ones, the sweet medium size ones and the awkward big ones. Actually, they are all awkward looking, but that's what makes me love them so much. Un-perfect is so much better than mass-produced, identical looking tomatoes – if you ask me. Bring on the dimples, shiny, rough skin and bi-colored produce because I love it.
What I am trying to say, is that if I want to make a good BLT, summer is my only chance.
Lately, if I see good lookin tomatoes, I buy them. Whether I need them or not. I buy them because I know that having them will force me to come up with a way to use them before they start to go bad on me. And if I don't come up with anything, I can literally eat a whole pint in one sitting….just the tomatoes. Nothing else.
Ok, so I think you get the idea. You need good tomatoes and now is the time to get them – moving on.
To the bacon!
Everyone's favorite right? I mean, what's a BLT without the B? Still good if you have good tomatoes I guess, but not what we are looking for.
Bacon is awesome on it's own, but I really wanted to make a killer BLT. So I did what I do best, I went for a little sweet and savory combo and umm, added bourbon, because a splash of bourbon can never hurt. Especially on a Monday.
I cooked the bacon in a mix of maple syrup, bourbon and a pinch of cayenne. You guys, if you already loved bacon, prepare to love it even more. This bacon has the power to turn bacon haters into bacon lovers. Even vegans might have a hard time resisting this bacon.
I love the flavors of the maple syrup mixed with the subtle flavor of bourbon and the spiciness of the cayenne. It's bacon done right.
Since I can't make a sandwich without a little melted cheese I added my favorite, smoked gouda. Don't skimp on the gouda guys. I have always thought that BLT's were a little boring. I mean what's a sandwich without some cheese??
Cheese makes a BLT complete.
Oh, but so does a fried egg and a slice of avocado. I do not think I have ever made a BLT without an egg or avocado. I put eggs on a lot of things (need to make leftovers shine? Put an egg on it), but on top of a BLT is a must.
There's even a little chipotle mayo going on too. I told you I wanted to make a killer BLT!
Bourbon Caramelized Bacon and Heirloom Tomato BLT w/Fried Eggs + Smoked Gouda.
- 4-6 slices thick cut bacon
- 3 tablespoons pure maple syrup
- 2 tablespoons bourbon if needed sub water
- 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper or more to your taste
- 4 slices really good whole grain bread or your favorite breadI
- 2-4 ounces smoked gouda cheese sliced
- 2 cups spring lettuce mix + a handful of MicroGreens
- 2 heirloom or regular tomatoes sliced
- 1 avocado pitted + sliced
- 2 fried eggs 4 if you are making a giant BLT
- salt and pepper to taste
Chipotle Bourbon Mayo (optional)
- 1/2 cup good quality mayo I like to use an olive oil based mayo
- 1 in chipotle chile adobo minced
- 1 teaspoon bourbon optional
Chipotle-Bourbon Mayo
In a bowl mix together the mayo, chipotle pepper and bourbon. Cover and keep in the fridge until ready to use.
In a small bowl mix together the maple syrup, bourbon and cayenne pepper.
Place the bacon on a cold griddle or in large skillet. Do not over crowd the skillet. Heat the skillet to medium-low heat. Once the bacon has cooked for a few minutes and starts to curl, flip the bacon. Brush the top side with the bourbon-maple glaze and sprinkle with fresh black pepper. Continue cooking the bacon over medium low heat, flipping every few minutes and brushing again with glaze until the bacon is crisp (you will not use all the glaze). If needed, drain some of the grease off during cooking. Try to watch the bacon closely, the sugar will caramelize and the bacon can burn if you do not keep flipping and brushing with the glaze.
Remove the bacon from the heat and drain on paper towels. Drizzle a little more glaze over top of the warm bacon.
Slice the tomatoes on a cutting board and drizzle with just a little olive oil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Let stand 5 minutes.
Meanwhile preheat the broiler (and start frying your eggs).
Toast the slices of bread lightly in the toaster. Place all slices of bread on a baking sheet. Spread a little chipotle mayo over two slices of bread. Divide the sliced gouda cheese over all four slices of bread. Place under the broiler for 30 seconds or until the cheese is melted. WATCH CLOSELY, they cook quick!
Divide the lettuce over the two bottom slices of bread (the ones with the mayo). Add the tomato slices, avocado slices and bacon. Drizzle any remaining bourbon glaze over the bacon (or to your taste). Place an egg over the bacon and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Add the top slice of cheesy bread (cheese side touches the egg). Serve with extra mayo if desired. EAT. Right away!
Now that's a good summertime BLT! Monday lunch or dinner, either way, you can't go wrong!


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First I would like to make big announcement – after almost 3 years I left DHL and joined company called Login Consultants… So after long time I am consultant (again) and you can expect more posts about different problems I encountered during my consultancy career…
And I already encountered one during my first day – working with domain-based environment from non-domain computer. As mentioned before, I really love Vista (it took me however some time to get used to it) so I immediately installed it on my new laptop (that is no longer under corporate policies and rules). And then I realized that customer have (well, of course) domain and my non-domain laptop won't be able to do much (except accessing remote shares and running RDP\ICA sessions).
So I started to investigate and came with solution. I found MSDN article http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms682434(VS.85).aspx and one specific part of the article grabbed my attention:
Log on, but use the specified credentials on the network only. The new process uses the same token as the caller, but the system creates a new logon session within LSA, and the process uses the specified credentials as the default credentials.
This value can be used to create a process that uses a different set of credentials locally than it does remotely. This is useful in inter-domain scenarios where there is no trust relationship.
The system does not validate the specified credentials. Therefore, the process can start, but it may not have access to network resources.
Sounds very interesting – so I started to play with this API and it turned out (to make it very simple) that it acts as token that contains multiple credentials (Logon SIDs):
Notice the Logon SID – there are 2 values
This way you can specify MULTIPLE accounts you want to use. In example below I have 3 different credentials:
Cmd with 3 Logon SIDs
Just be aware, based on my testing each credential should be from different domain, otherwise only FIRST match is used.
I tested this solution today – and it works like charm 🙂 For accessing local PC, I am using my account (MartinNB\Martin), for accessing any domain resources, I am using Domain\Operator account automatically. I tried this with accessing remote shares, MMC console (AD Users and Computers) and also PsExec with implicit authentication (that means no username\password defined).
When I knew what I was looking for, it turned out that my whole research was partially waste of time – this functionality is already included in RunAs itself through /NetOnly parameter 🙂
To show you example how to use it:
We have company XYZ. They provided account SuperAdmin for me with password SuperPassword.
I will first run command RunAs /NetOnly /User:XYZ\SuperAdmin cmd and specify password SuperPassword when prompt appear. New cmd window will automatically appear.
Now I can simply kill explorer (taskkill /f /im explorer.exe) and run it again (explorer.exe) – my desktop will switch, so from now on I can normally work with XYZ domain AND my non-domain laptop 😀
I am just thinking about writing some small utility that would allow you to easily switch between different customers profiles (codename Desperate Consultant)… I wrote to Joe from Joeware if he is willing to add this (NetOnly functionality) to his cool utility CPAU – if he agrees, I will wait for him and build it, otherwise I will create some wrapper around RunAs.
Idea is that you will predefine any credentials and that easily merge that credentials into your session.


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Yakkun Sakurazuka
|This article needs to be updated. (October 2013)
|Yakkun Sakurazuka
Yakkun Sakurazuka as "Sukeban Kyoko" in April 2007.
|Native name
|桜塚 やっくん
|Yasuo Saitō
September 24, 1976
Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
|October 5, 2013
(aged 37)
Mine, Yamaguchi, Japan
|Cause of death
|Road accident
|Years active
|Known for
Yasuo Saitō (斎藤 恭央? Saitō Yasuo, September 24, 1976 – October 5, 2013), also known by the stage name Yakkun Sakurazuka (桜塚 やっくん? Sakurazuka Yakkun), was a Japanese comedian, singer, and voice actor.[1]
Born in Kanagawa Prefecture, Saitō made his singing debut in 2006, and subsequently released six singles, including "Geki Maji Mukatsuku", "1000% So Zakune", and "ChristMaster".[needs update]
Before he officially changed his name, Saitō was in a comedic duo with Kōsuke Takeuchi; their skit was called "Abare Nanchaku" (Raging Nunchucks).
Saitō was also known as Sukeban Kyoko—a persona characterized as a delinquent schoolgirl always seen carrying a shinai bamboo sword.[2] He appeared in the TV comedy show Enta no Kami-sama, a comedy show.[1]
In 2010, Saitō launched a band, in which the members all cross-dressed.[2]
Saitō died after being involved in a traffic accident on October 5, 2013, aged 37, on the Chugoku Expressway in Mine, Yamaguchi, while en route to a concert in Kumamoto Prefecture. He was hit by another car and killed when exiting his car after a slight collision.[2]
Notable voice roles[edit]
- Full Moon o Sagashite, as Takuto Kira
- Inazuma Eleven, as Raiden Hijikata
- Absolute Boy, as Ryōsuke Sakakura
- ^ a b 桜塚やっくん個人事務所設立「一念発起」 (in Japanese). Sanspo.com. 18 October 2010. Archived from the original on 21 October 2010. Retrieved 7 October 2013.
- ^ a b c "Comedian Yakkun killed on highway". The Japan Times. Japan: The Japan Times Limited. 7 October 2013. p. 2. Retrieved 7 October 2013.
External links[edit]
- Yakkun Sakurazuka at the Internet Movie Database
- Official blog (Japanese)
- Agency profile (Archived) (Japanese)


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Recently widowed, grieving Los Angeles midwife/nurse Melinda Monroe answers a small upstate town's ad for help. Nestled amongst California's giant redwoods, quaint Virgin River is host to many quirky characters - including bar owner Jack Sheridan, who may be just the man to make Melinda smile again.
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Used to read classic lit for pleasure of well-written prose. Now, with MS, it's thrillers, courtroom/police dramas, and adventure to escape!
"Welcome to Shangrila"
To be fair in my review, I stumbled upon this book without realizing that it was in the "Romance" category. I was looking for more of a drama, and the synopsis read like an interesting story about a young woman starting on a new journey with her life. What I got was something that must be similar to a Harlequin Romance novel. The entire book is set in an utopian small town, where the men are all sensitive, thoughtful, attentive to every woman's needs, doting, apologetic for the slightest transgressions, romantic to the core, never have any needs of their own, and the main character literally worships his newfound love in a way that would only happen in a woman's dreams. In addition to that, everyone in town in polite, warm, welcoming, understanding, thoughtful, never gossip,and are downright nauseating with their sugar-coated personalities. In fact, I was concerned that I was in danger of becoming diabetic from all the sweetness in this book. Even the town drunk was portrayed as endearing. The only reason I forced myself to continue listening to it was because I found the sequel, Shelter Mountain, (which is actually better) on a sale, bought it, and then bought this to read before it. The storylines for both really have potential for some depth. I kept hoping that the author might eventually add this to her writing, but to no avail. I think if I had to sit through one more gathering where everyone was so nauseatingly nice, I was going to be ill. Once I realized that this was a Romance novel, it made more sense, as I suppose there is a call for books that allow the reader to escape to a perfect world and live vicariously through the characters for a little vacation from real life. But if you are wanting a story with any semblance of true character development, and some depth and insight, I definitely do not recommend this book. As I wrote above, Shelter Mountain is better, and I don't think one has to read Virgin River first to enjoy it.
To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe.
An excellent read. Light hearted, sweet, predictable. Nice plot development, medical facts were correct, well researched. I read this in one day, didn't want to put it down. This one is a keeper.
A credit well spent.
"Started good, turned out boring"
I thought it was a really good book in the first half. Unfortunately as soon as the two main characters got together about halfway through, it became quite boring. Too much time spent on long drawn-out sex scenes and boring dialog that really didn't contribute to the several interesting plot lines the author had begun in the beginning of the book. I'll listen through to see how it ends -- I'm getting through it by fast forwarding when it gets too boring, and putting my Ipod on 2x speed so it goes faster when I still want to hear what's going on but the dialog gets too slow. There have still been good parts that pop in here and there in the last half.
Reading and listen to books for me is one of the keys to a happy life.
"The Perfect Romance Novel?"
Is this the Perfect Romance Novel? Pretty damn close. The fact that this is a series just makes it even closer to perfect. The narration is excellent. Did I cry, you bet! Will I listen to this book over and over again trying to squeeze every last moment and second from it? Yes! So if you are a romantic and you have listened to the Audible sample narration and enjoyed it then don't wait one more second and download this book. And once you are done listening to it over and over again, then download the others in this series. I haven't purchased and listen to all of them yet, but have done so with 2 in the series and loved them just as well.
"Another excellent listen"
This book is excellent. Characters are fantastic I don't think I can say enough good things about it. Robin Carr is now one of my favorite authors. Narrator is one of the best too. Audible please add more Robin Carr books!!! I want to know what happens to to Mike (you'll learn more about him in Shelter Mountain also a must listen.)
"What a great series!"
I can't believe how many books Carr has gotten out of this series but she has. Each one as good as the last. After listening to them all, I still can't wait for more. Fun to see how the town keeps growing. I find myself wishing I could visit this little town and all the people in it. So fun. Easy to listen to. Keep 'em coming!!!
"Cute story"
Started about halfway into the series, and am now starting with the first book to eventually meet in the middle. Even though I know some of the developments, such as what people are married and have children, etc., I am still enjoying starting at the beginning. I have become very attached to the characters and the geographic region they all love. I feel that the author is able to bring new life and a brand new story to each book--not boring or repetitive.
Travel in my car 3 hours a day, I listen to audible books both ways. I now hate to leave my car. Thinking of a way I can live in my car - kidding! But I love my audible books. They are the best part of my day.
"Love the book, now listening to the entire series"
Not right away because I have so many others I want to listen to. Also got hooked on the series - so I am on book 6 right now.
I love the predictability of the character's, story plot, etc. Growing up in a dysfunctional family and never having a successful relationship that worked - I live vicariously through these characters. They have provided an idea to me what a somewhat "normal" life is like and what a somewhat "normal" relationships is like. I feel safe with the characters. I am not a person who likes scary thrillers, dark story lines. I like books that are uplifting, make me feel better - this book does and Robyn Carr's entire series does as well. I am definitely hooked and grateful I am.
I love the way Robyn Carr describes the love making sciences - in this book - and all of her series. They are so sweet, loving and yet delicious. Makes me envious that I never had that in my life. Robyn Carr is a gifted story teller.
Love Story and I do have to say I am sorry
Bought this book on fluke and fell in love with the entire series and Robyn Carr. I hope the series never dies. When certain characters die or move out of the series, I mourn their loss. Robyn Carr has a way of making you fall in love with them, make them become your friend, you care for them and when they are gone - your friend is gone too. I love the series. By the way, I do consider myself to very intellectual - this is the last type of book I ever thought I would fall in love with. I almost always enjoy biographies and psychology books, never romance. But Robyn Carr changed all of that for me. Like my dog who made me love again by force - continually nudging me with her nose and jumping in my lap until I could not refuse to love anymore - Robyn Carr has accomplished the same thing. Love you Robyn.
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Special equipment: a fondue pot
Heat the olive oil in a medium skillet over medium-high heat. Add the onions and cook until translucent, about 3 minutes. Add the chanterelles, shiitakes and garlic and cook on medium heat until the mushrooms are fully cooked, about 5 minutes. Add the thyme and chile de arbol and mix well until evenly incorporated. Season with salt and pepper. Remove the mushrooms to a plate.
To the same skillet, add the white wine and bring to a simmer. Toss the Monterey Jack and Oaxaca cheese with the cornstarch until well coated. Slowly stir the cheese into the skillet and continue to gently stir until melted and smooth.
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Reliever Ramon Troncoso followed Jeff Weaver's scoreless seventh by allowing only one hit but it was a two-run home run in the eighth by Derrek Lee, who knocked in all three Cub runs, that followed Furcal's second error of he game.
Coming into the game, Dempster hadn't won since April 23, and Lee's three hits boosted his average from .218 to .231.
Kershaw (4-3) left after six having thrown 104 pitches, 70 of them for strikes. He allowed four hits, two walks and struck out two, lowering his team-leading ERA to 2.70. He has an 0.64 earned run average over his last four starts.
It was the young left-handeer's 10th start of the season and in his starts Los Angeles has scored 34 runs for a 3.4 runs per game average. Excluding a 9-5 win over Arizona, the Dodgers have supplied him with 25 runs, a skimpy 2.78 runs per game.
Russell Martin singled in the first and stole second. Manny Ramirez walked with two out but James Loney bounced out to end the inning.
Ramirez singled in the fourth and with two out, Casey Blake collected the Dodgers' final hit.
Kershaw held the Cubs hitless until one out in the fourth when Lee doubled and Marion Byrd singled. The game was scoreless until the sixth when Furcal booted Ryan Theriot's ground ball to open the inning. He stole second and scored on Lee's single to left for the only run the Cubs needed.
Weaver gave up the third Chicago hit in the seventh and Lee's homer off Troncoso in the eighth was the fourth, and final safety of the game.
Nine Dodgers went down on strikes and they had only two runners reach second base while leaving four. Their last 16 batters were retired and they suffered their sixth shutout of the season.
The game was completed in a snappy 2:19.
San Diego stopped St. Louis by a 1-0 margin and increased their lead over Los Angeles to two full games. San Francisco and Colorado both won.
Sherrill on Disabled List
The Dodgers placed left-handed reliever George Sherrill on the 15-day DL because of tightness in his back. That made room on the roster for Furcal.
The left-hander reported that he suffered the injury to his back while getting into bed Saturday night. He had been healthy the entire season, despite a sickly 7.38 earned run average.
The injury came at a fortuitous time for the Dodgers who had considered making room for Furcal by sending Nick Green to Albuquerque, a move that would have necessitated putting him on waivers and perhaps losing him.
Sherrill, who was nearly unhittable after last summer, has been much less so in 2010. He has walked 15 in 14.2 innings.
Ethier Taking Batting Practice
Andre Ethier, who is inixplicably trailing former Dodgers Jason Werth and Shane Victorino in All-Star balloting, has been taking batting practice with the team and might return from the disabled list as soon as Sunday.
Torre suggested Ethier could have brief minor league rehabilitation assignment before being activated. "He hasn't been away that long," Torre said. "A lot of it is going to come down to what he is comfortable doing. He may have to be convinced to go down and play a couple of games, but it certainly isn't a bad idea."
Hager Injured Again
Knuckleballer Charlie Haeger, making rehab appearances at Inland Empire, suffered a mild foot injury making a throw to first base in his most recent appearance but allowed two runs on four hits over six innings and is scheduled to make one more start.
The Dodgers may start rookie Carlos Monasterios or Ramon Ortiz the next time a fifth starter is needed. Another possibility is left-hander Scott Elbert who has had three strong starts for Albuquerque after struggling much of the season. He has allowed four earned runs in 16.1 innings recently.
Torre said he was leaning toward using that fifth starter on Friday night at Colorado instead of Saturday to give Hiroki Kuroda an extra day of rest.
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RHP Chad Billingsley (5-2, 3.66) will start tonight against Tom Gorzelanny (2-4, 3.09) in Chicago. And in the final game of the series, RHP John Ely (3-1, 3.41) will face former Dodger Ted Lilly (1-4, 4.30)
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The U.S. men's national team looks to secure its place in the 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup semifinals tonight with a win against Panama at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa (8pm, Fox Soccer Channel).
The Americans opened their tournament with a 2-0 win vs. Canada, but face a Panama side with a stronger attack and familiarity with the United States, having lost to the USA in each of the past three Gold Cups.
Here is my Fox Soccer preview on tonight's match, as well as a look at match-ups to watch tonight.
SBI will be providing commentary on tonight's match so please feel free to follow along. As always, you are welcome to share your thoughts and opinions in the comments section below.
Enjoy the action (Tonight's commentary is after the jump):
But you are right,Citronomics. BB is a good coach but he has taken the team as far as he can. You need someone who can identify the best lineup possible and not be afraid of rock the boat in order to deliver a team we can be proud of.
Didier Deschamps
Boca is the worst left back in international soccer. tim ream go back to RBNY, pathetic.
it wasnt Bobs decision to play Spain 3 days before the tournament started. blame Sunil for that. also blame Sunil for allowing Bob Bradley to continue his clueless "coaching" job. blame Sunil. Blame Bob. in that order.
Amen. Please bring in the german and his attacking style. With cd9 at least we could counter attack and do set pieces. BB's picks now only gives us hope of set pieces. Team selection really is awful this time and even worse is having to watch mms guys break in like this in a major tourney
Garbage! Panama? We have a 80% bade European playing team, and yet we can't beat a team that is mostly based in Communicationes?!!ha … I said our game against Canada was garbage, and this game proved me right. Rogers,Sasha a d Wondolusy?? Seriously bob?
It's funny how bad we need a player to who is technically gifted, someone who is capable of giving us some scoring chances, sadly we don't have him…. Oh wait. There is a guy by the name of Adu who can probably help us out a bit,…. Naw! Wondo & Sasha are our Saviours!! Where's "el pistolero Rogers?" He's also nasty.
Fire Bradley, he is the one responsible for coming out to play a defensive game against the all mighty Panamanian team. Ream & el Buen hijo are just scary to watch.
I'm so pissed!
Ricky B. Free
Cherundolo was to blame for the first goal his man was the one that was unmarked.
Bedoya didnt touch the ball for his first 10 minutes on the field.
Altidore was the only striker tracking back to defend and get the ball. He created the best scoring opportunity.
The person to "blame" for the goal is Goodson, as he didn't screen strongly enough to allow Howard to cover the rebound or clear the ball away. And, in football, marking isn't man-to-man. This isn't basketball. While "your man" could be the person you run with, unit defending involved interchange and communication. Just because the player was a right sided player doesn't mean it was the RB's "man." He was marked at that time by Goodson. lol
rewatch the game lol bedoya had quite a few touches, hustle plays lol
the fact that you're chatting up about altidore tracking back to get the ball and defend shows you have a limited grasp of the forward position and its role in a 4-4-2. Bypassing the midfield with extreme back tracking is a mistake many young players make, breaking the formation and the whole point of a 4-4-2, which is to build up from the defenders, to the CMs, to the wide players, to balls into the two forwards. but yeah, nice one. To quote Ian Darke, "And Rooney is now tracking way back to receive the ball. You can tell he's been frustrated today." Additionally, while forwards should be expected to positionally defend at half-field, the idea that teams should defend tracking back as 11 men is juvenile.
If you're going to pick apart my thoughts on the match, at least try to make sense. I'll call Hey-Dude for you to play the next match instead of Steve. Unbelievable.
I love some USMNT fans
I agree with the assessments that BB isn't the guy to take the team forward, but I am not sure Jurgen Klinsmann is the guy either. He seems to want complete control over many layers of the US system…but I'm not completely sure.
Can someone explain why negotiations with him initially broke down?
I can't believe people are going after Mike like that. Yeah he didn't have a great game but Jones was worse. Yeah he made some good challenges but I have no idea if he even completed a pass tonight. Ream got killed out there. I would move Boca back to CB and get someone who knows what they are doing in there.
Everyone is giving Kljestan crap but he was a breath of fresh air, Bedoya and Kljestan almost pulled off a draw for us. They were game changing when they came on.
Sasha a "spark" you said?lol The only reason he was a bit active was because all the lines went forward for the U.S. Meaning his dribbling was easier because Panama pulled back and the U.S moved their lines forward making panama defend way back offering free space. I'm surprise he didn't score 3 goals and set himself a trail with Celtic…. Sasha in a higher speed match completly sucks and causes me to want to uppercut my furry cat! This was a Panamanian team with 5th division players. Shoot, some of their players have a second job at Pollo Campero.
Our forwards can't score!
It's embarassing.
1. BB was outcoached.
2. Our forwards didn't score (and very rarely do).
3. We started slowly (as we so often do).
Does anyone want to fill in No. 4?
Dempsey is always dangerous and scores.
Why doesn't he play up top?
If we need another midfielder, why doesn't BB ever pick Brad Davis for his team?
He has a gifted left foot and is always a threat on set pieces.
Hey USMNT…
I still believe in you.
For the remainder of this tournament just go and play like I know you can!
P.S. That means "much better" than what we saw last night!
Actually, you have the side of the field wrong (play came from Panama's right, our left). That man was Boca's. On the replays you can see him, 5 yards further upfield, chasing the unmarked guy. 'Los lost him, and we paid for it.
I don't fault Ream much on that goal, a few inches different and he's made a brilliant play and is getting mobs of credit for saving a goal.
Tom Murray
I saw and have seen in the past two weaknesses in our play that are causing us to lose games like this.
First, they keep sending our outside backs, two very experience defenders deep into the opposing end of the field. They do this continually. Unfortunately, that left us with two relatively inexperienced ( internationally speaking) defenders to face the onslaught from Panama. Of course our outside backs ran back to their positions but the opposition ran there just as fast. The result was confusion and hesitancy on the part of the back line. I think the Panamanians had analyzed Bradley's style and had arranged to exploit it and they were fast enough to do that.
The second is our passing is not up to international standards. There is just two much hesitancy and inaccuracy in moving the ball around. In the last twenty minutes it was much better but too late. Of course there are exceptions to that, for example Dempsey and Donovan, who are superb.


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Thai Baht Drops to Eight-Month Low, Bonds Fall on Fund OutflowsYumi Teso
Thailand's baht fell to an eight-month low and government bonds declined as foreign investors cut holdings of the nation's assets amid speculation the Federal Reserve will rein in its monetary stimulus.
Global funds sold $143 million more Thai sovereign debt than they bought this month through yesterday and pulled a net $744 million from equities, official data show. The dollar advanced against most of Asian currencies today after Standard & Poor's increased the U.S.'s AA+ credit-rating outlook to stable from negative yesterday. A U.S. jobs report released June 7 topped estimates, bolstering the case for a cut in the Fed's $85 billion a month of debt buying.
"Any signs of recovery in the U.S. lead to speculation of a reduction of easing, which raises concerns about fund outflows from Asia," said Tsutomu Soma, manager of Rakuten Securities Inc.'s fixed-income business unit in Tokyo. "The dollar is broadly stronger against Asian currencies, supported by the S&P news."
The baht fell 0.5 percent to 30.96 per dollar as of 3:14 p.m. in Bangkok and touched 30.99 earlier, the weakest level since Oct. 1, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. One-month implied volatility, a measure of expected moves in the exchange rate used to price options, climbed 10 basis points, or 0.10 percentage point, to 6.88 percent.
The yield on the 3.625 percent bonds due June 2023 rose six basis points to 3.78 percent, the highest level since September, data compiled by Bloomberg show.


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AN OLYMPIC torch bearer was left shocked when she discovered her tattoo in
tribute to the occasion was spelt incorrectly.
Before taking part in the relay through Derby on June 30, Jerri Peterson, from
Atlanta in the US went under the needle.
Initially happy with her inking, it took a friend to point out that the word
Olympic was misspelled.
On the 54-year-old's colourful piece of body art the letter y and l were the
wrong way round, spelling out "Oylmpic".
Jerri — chosen to take part in the relay by her employees in recognition of
her work for charity – is philosophical about the blunder.
She said: "I always wanted to have a tattoo but I never quite felt passionate
about any one thing to have it put on my body permanently.
"So when I was selected for this wonderful honour, I thought, 'That's it – I'm
ready to have my tattoo'."
After getting the artwork done in her home state of Georgia she was ignorant
of the blunder until a friend spotted it on a photo she received.
She added: "I looked at it and I was so disappointed. I called my husband and
he giggled a little bit.
"Then I started laughing about it and I've laughed ever since."
Jerri says the tattooist from her home state of Georgia has offered to correct
the blunder, but she insists she wants to keep it as it is, adding: "He felt
so bad when he found out.
"He wanted to fix it but I decided I want to keep it. It's fine.
"It's the Oy-limpics – it's as unique as I am."


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.comments2017-05-24T01:10:27.604-04:00Sew HomegrownJessica@SewHomegrownhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-77460514491164594812016-09-04T16:53:45.106-04:002016-09-04T16:53:45.106-04:00Looking forward to reading about your lovely farmi...Looking forward to reading about your lovely farming life! I have long admired your skills. I won a fabric bag you made and gave away several years ago, and I still use it all the time!jhitomihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-26414147818780127072016-09-03T19:30:04.008-04:002016-09-03T19:30:04.008-04:00Welcome back! Wow! You have had quite a whirlwind ...Welcome back! Wow! You have had quite a whirlwind in the past few years. And now you have what sounds like an amazing homestead! How exciting. The farm and animals will be a great thing for your kids as they grow and learn how to take care of them. Gosh, all I can see that might be missing would be a little pond for swimming, or if you stocked it, for fishing with the kids. It sounds amazing though.

I am happy to have you return and actually WANT to blog. Yes, quite a few bloggers have left for the other places they can just post pics and give minimal text with them. It makes me sad because I just do not have the time to follow people around the internet if they post sometimes to their blog, then to Instagram, and also on Pinterest, and even on Facebook too. Who has that kind of time? I sure don't so for some of my favorite bloggers, I just don't follow them any longer sadly. BUT, you are back and want to blog again so that's a good thing. Thank you.

I need to ask one little question about a past tutorial you had done. The Beach Ball Pillow on the sidebar is great. I know my grandkids would love to have one for their own. When you have time, could you possibly give me the actual size of the pattern? The download isn't working any longer, but if I know the size, I can enlarge the picture you posted to the correct size and use that.

Thank you so much.VickiThttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-44087136307140404862016-09-03T11:01:33.723-04:002016-09-03T11:01:33.723-04:00Sew happy you're back Jessica!!! ��Heather As...Sew happy you're back Jessica!!!
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Love firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-81942649698512231132016-07-22T08:34:28.681-04:002016-07-22T08:34:28.681-04:00This is such a cute beach blanket!! Thanks for the...This is such a cute beach blanket!! Thanks for the tutorial. I included this in my 93 Ultimate Beach Essentials list. You can find it here http://www.chewymom.com/ultimate-beach-essentials/May Beehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-87400399036275326112013-09-17T17:42:40.556-04:002013-09-17T17:42:40.556-04:00I find it better to iron the fabric on the wonder ...I find it better to iron the fabric on the wonder under before cutting out your pattern. That way the wonder under doesn't stick on to my iron trying to get the edges and small areas and it is easier to cut out your pattern without the fabric firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-47172625008750837182013-07-26T11:31:44.544-04:002013-07-26T11:31:44.544-04:00You have been featured on a +30 little girls skirt...You have been featured on a +30 little girls skirt round up- thanks for your great tutorial! http://www.patchworkposse.com/2013/07/30-elastic-waist-skirt-tutorials-little-girl-summer-skirts/Whosieshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-21754004888720107492013-07-14T23:57:39.833-04:002013-07-14T23:57:39.833-04:00I made three of these today but I don't know h...I made three of these today but I don't know how to post a picture of them.Kathi Bensonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-91590796073135136052013-07-05T22:38:39.481-04:002013-07-05T22:38:39.481-04:00Blackberry season is coming up! :) Helen Blue Eye...Blackberry season is coming up! :)

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Exercise Encouragement GROUP BlogHelen @ Blue Eyed Beauty Bloghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-63571205907497299922013-07-05T22:35:34.455-04:002013-07-05T22:35:34.455-04:00I love lavender! I want to grow it when I get a ga...I love lavender! I want to grow it when I get a garden...hopefully next year.

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P.s. visiting your blog via Pinterest.Helen @ Blue Eyed Beauty Bloghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-70406375280529467332013-07-02T08:12:43.451-04:002013-07-02T08:12:43.451-04:00I enjoyed your post and pictures of the Tokyo Quil...I enjoyed your post and pictures of the Tokyo Quilt Show. I was stationed at Yokota Air Base from 1985-1987. I met my husband and had my son while there. Unfortunately, back then, I didn't quilt and don't remember ever hearing about the quilt show. Thanks so much for the beautiful pictures and the commentary on the culture and the people. Brought back some great memories.Terri Petasekhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-84750436238681330692013-06-30T00:09:48.246-04:002013-06-30T00:09:48.246-04:00I love your idea! Might even make mine from ply wo...I love your idea! Might even make mine from ply wood and paint them in yummy colors... AddieNCEhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-45310485010343096252013-06-28T05:24:04.416-04:002013-06-28T05:24:04.416-04:00This is lovely - am very new to Pinterest and all ...This is lovely - am very new to Pinterest and all it's creative possibilities and already can hardly wait to start this bag. I fell in love with the flowers at first, but then realised that I must do it all! Thank you so much for making my day! What a fantastic tutorial - can hardly wait to start.........firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-3003361807647992232013-06-21T08:48:39.906-04:002013-06-21T08:48:39.906-04:00Great tutorial, and so cute! I've featured it ...Great tutorial, and so cute! I've featured it today on Copycat Crafts http://www.copycatcrafts.com/anthro-inspired-sweet-blossom-hairclip/Amandahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-89637182322171718682013-06-18T09:51:41.161-04:002013-06-18T09:51:41.161-04:00We featured this as well! You can view it here htt...We featured this as well! You can view it here
http://www.copycatcrafts.com/anthro-inspired-summer-tank/Amandahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-81036489188261835612013-06-18T09:50:13.155-04:002013-06-18T09:50:13.155-04:00We liked this so much over at Copycat Crafts that ...We liked this so much over at Copycat Crafts that we featured it recently! You can view it here
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I've blogged about it here(link blow), in case your interested in having a look.
http://formylittlemonster.blogspot.com.au/2013/06/nap-time-craft.html
Thanks again!Emma ForMyLittleMonsterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-53494143467517445432013-05-31T17:41:25.372-04:002013-05-31T17:41:25.372-04:00Love the tent! Can't wait to try for my daught...Love the tent! Can't wait to try for my daughter!

CoutureByAycahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-43719829904536129752013-05-30T18:46:29.941-04:002013-05-30T18:46:29.941-04:00Seem s so easy have never ocurred to me :) Thanks ...Seem s so easy have never ocurred to me :) Thanks a lot :)Gutukashttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-84341770273354416042013-05-29T11:31:23.700-04:002013-05-29T11:31:23.700-04:00Very nice!I like a colorsVery nice!I like a colorsanastasia anezinishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-56137947233748786202013-05-28T10:59:45.003-04:002013-05-28T10:59:45.003-04:00Your headboard is amazing! Really looks authentic,...Your headboard is amazing! Really looks authentic, love your bedroom.Carrie Me!http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950969507821447431.post-26115263249924107222013-05-23T16:29:57.835-04:002013-05-23T16:29:57.835-04:00that's just great!! I linked to your tutorial...that's just great!!

I linked to your tutorial on my blog - thanks for sharing!

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Sizes 1200 - 1200 sqft.
Price/sq.ft 6500 Onwards
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Added Date On Jan 09, 2016
Total Units 96
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Altura is the pinnacle of luxury - the 24 storey masterpiece, is one of the tallest residential projects comprising of super-luxury two and three bedroom apartments for a world-class living experience. Altura truly stands apart with its artfully sculpted space, state of the art amenities and world class infrastructure . The majestic structure of Altura redefines Status, Recognition, Luxury and Lifestyle. Designed to premium specifications, with well-planned layouts and an abundance of light and ventilation, each home at Altura offers a living that breathes brilliance.
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The opportunity to inspect contenders in the flesh is one salutary reason to attend the racecourse in person. Here yesterday, the most significant visual clue came in the elegant, easy-moving, well-turned-out shape of an Irish challenger. The fact that Dermot Weld had donned his Panama for the journey to Goodwood, rather than elect to stay at home to supervise a hatful of fancied runners at the Galway Festival, was surely a tip in itself. Those who noted it were rewarded when the canny trainer's charge Agnetha, an 11-2 shot, landed the day's sprint feature, the King George Stakes, by a short-head.
The victory was a triumph for an old firm, for the winning rider was Mick Kinane, stable jockey at Weld's Curragh yard for 15 years before he hooked up with Team Ballydoyle four seasons ago. It was the jockey's first ride in Europe for his former boss since then and both men were delighted to join forces again.
"Dermot always says to me that old friends are best," said Kinane. "Mick and I had some wonderful days together all over the world," added Weld, "He must have ridden 1,200 winners for me." But it was hardly for misty-eyed sentiment's sake Kinane was back in a Rosewell House saddle; he would not take an odd mount on a no-hoper and Weld would not be employing a hopeless jockey. It took all of the veteran Irishman's strength and craft to get Agnetha home; from a wide draw he found himself alone in front sooner than ideal but instantly adapted the game plan to use the filly's blinding speed and will to battle to repel Rudi's Pet by the minimum margin.
Agnetha, a German-bred three-year-old who runs in the colours of Weld's mother Gita, is a young sprinter of conspicuous talent, given fast conditions underfoot. One of her scalps last year was no less than Sophisticat's and her end-of season target is the Prix de L'Abbaye, via the Flying Five at the Curragh next month. "She idled a bit when she was on her own," said Kinane, "but I let her drift left and she got going again once she had company. She's very tough; the other horse headed her but she came back in the last strides."
One of the finest hours enjoyed by Kinane and Weld came when Vintage Crop won the Melbourne Cup nine years ago. Since then, Europeans have essayed, and failed (though some narrowly and honourably), the challenge regularly. Two more possible hopeful travellers emerged from the 173rd Goodwood Cup in the winner Jardines Lookout and runner-up Give Notice.
Jardines Lookout, ridden by Kinane, covered the two-mile course in a record 3min 21.63sec and although his 10-1 success may have been a surprise to the sun-basking crowd, who could hardly raise a cheer for his effort in the venerable marathon, it was not to those closest to him, trainer Alan Jarvis and owner Ambrose Turnbull. Their consistent five-year-old had finished down the field in the Ascot Gold Cup but had had a genuine excuse. "He had run well in the Yorkshire Cup first time out and we fancied him at Ascot," said Jarvis. "But he was girthed up too tight. When we took the saddle off his sides were like two lumps of red meat."
The cause of yesterday's winner was much aided by the furious pace set by Persian Punch. But the nine-year-old faded to finish last and his future is now under consideration. "We'll see how he is," said devoted owner Jeff Smith, "but one thing is certain, he won't be plugging round the gaffs if he's no longer up to this level." Yesterday may have been the moment when the giant chestnut, veteran of 14 victories from 47 previous starts, was finally carried out on his shield.
Today's programme holds the lowest profile of the five days atop the Sussex Downs. The Group Three Lennox Stakes would be at the mercy of Redback if he could reproduce his 2,000 Guineas third, but preference is for the progressive Nayyir (2.45), who showed he could cope with an idyosyncratic course at Epsom. Similarly upwardly-mobile and agile LINGO (2.15, nap) is returning from a break, but hails from a stable where lack of fitness need not enter the equation.
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Floods, Putin, some tedious sport involving hunky men finding some excuse to hug each other tightly without any overt accusations of homo erotica - WHATEVER. This weekend's most exciting development came courtesy, as it often does, of Jackie Collins. In a literally gripping interviewin the Saturday Telegraph the esteemed author of The Bitch reveals that, whilst writing her opuses, she - understandably - occasionally has to turn to music to channel the emotions that she is tapping in her books, and her favourite soundtrack for helping her access such feelings is... R Kelly. I KNEW it!
But which, one cannot help but wonder, of Kelly's many, many tracks does Collins use to loosen her artistic imagination?
Perhaps she favours "Heaven, I Need a Hug", in which Kelly begs a young woman to "shower down on me / wet me with your love", a lyric he penned shortly after being brought up on charges for what was obliquely described as "engaging in a sex act with a minor", a sex act that included him allegedly urinating on the 14 year old. Or perhaps it's Sex Planet in which this paper's pop critic, Alexis Petridis, lauded Kelly's skill in "the field of pudendal euphemism" with its references to "your milky way", "your black hole" and, most intriguingly, "[your] Jurassic Park." (She might want to get that checked out, you know.)
Personally, I reckon Collins gets on down to Kelly's insurpassably brilliant hip hopera, Trapped in the Closet, a 12 part sorta-opera of mind-crushing musical repetition but mind-bending plot developments, all of which are revealed by Kelly jumping out of, yes, a closet (perhaps that's why he thinks it's like a Jurassic Park, a sarky person might suggest.) LiS' favourite rhyming couplet is "and this is when things get really twisted / because under the sink.., was a midget!"
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I have been half-heartedly running for about 3 years. I started doing the Race for Life then and have done a couple of other 5k's.
I have since signed up for a half in October and it dawned on me today that I have 3 months!
I have been quietly reading your posts and thought that maybe I could absorb some of your enthusiasm!
I have a question...I ran 6.5k last weekend and I had really bad pain in my leg the day after. I have a varicose vein and was wondering if I should get a pair of compression socks?? Would they help? The pain is much better now although it is still a little tender - I have not run this week but am going to try later on today.
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Thanks for your reply! I did a short run earlier and am not sure no if it might be a muscle thing?? It felt okay but I power walked for ages to get myself warmed up!
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With an increasing number of cedants beginning to enter the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market and issue cat bonds, some reinsurance buyers have voiced their frustrations towards the complexity attached to the transactions.
While they agree that these deals have many benefits—especially as the market evolves—the structuring process can be time-consuming and has the potential to be improved.
Speaking at Munich Re's ILS roundtable at the Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous, Franco Urlini, head of group reinsurance and R&D at Generali, and Jim Fiore, chief reinsurance officer at QBE, explain the positives and the costs of entering the ILS market.
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Cat bonds, ILS, structuring, Munich Re, Sidley Austin


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