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This blog post is based on one of the most basic things I do for clients: helping them see clothes and themselves through a different lens. In this case, someone helped me see something I wasn't planning to make time for.
Not For Me
When I first saw the Ventura dress by Etcetera in the catalog and online, I categorized it as "not for me." I had no intention of giving it a second look or trying it on.
Why? Because it doesn't look like it has any shape on the model and it doesn't come in a petite clothing size.
No Way
And then I saw it in person when shopping the Fall 2013 collection with Savvy Girls and Friends. While Leslie said it looks great on, I looked at it on the hanger and thought, "no way."
Why? It looked shapeless and lifeless and was not calling my name in any way, shape or form.
I Love It
As you can see, once I tried the sample size on (it runs large), I was delighted to discover that it not only fit, but it looked great on.
I plan to wear this now with heels and into fall/winter with tights and boots. The fabric content (polyester/spandex) will make it easy for travel as well as every day. And it will look perfect paired with a sweater, jean jacket or blazer.
A fresh perspective can inspire incredible things – from small things like a new dress to major life changes. When you're ready, try it and be open to the possibilities.
P.S. Thanks to Kelle for inspiring this post.
Client Shaun Kennedy, a food safety expert with the University of Minnesota, was referred to Fabuliss after an appearance on CNN's The Situation Room. The reason: he was preparing for an upcoming taping on The Dr. Oz Show.
Before Shaun met me for our shopping appointment, I wanted a solid understanding of what Dr. Oz Show guests wore, the types of seating and settings and Dr. Oz's show wardrobe.
Shaun's final look, more dressed up than his daily work wardrobe, included a neutral sport coat, solid color dress shirt, neutral dress pants, dress shoes and several tie options for the producers to select from.
Shaun's purple shirt fulfilled the producer's request for a brighter color while ensuring he would not play second fiddle to his clothing. His University of Minnesota lapel pin was a great choice in place of a pocket square.
In summary, Shaun's visual appearance was as sharp and refined as the professional expertise he contributed to the show.
Training with Clinton Kelly from What Not to Wear and The Chew
I took a leap and got an opportunity to train with one of my style idols Clinton Kelly. After a day in New York City, I returned with a new appreciation for how clothes can fit even better with alterations. I recently wrapped up my brief stint as a stylist at his Mall of America store, Perfect Fit by Clinton Kelly, and leave with a wealth of knowledge and huge respect for sewers and tailors.
Head-to-Toe Makeovers & the Fabuliss Style Group
The style and makeover results of this year's client appointments have been nothing short of outstanding – from moms and professional women to men and business owners. This year, I expanded to include hair and makeup experts Lucille Pew & Connie Schmidt for unbelievable results including Linda (above, right). The Fabuliss Style Group is available for private appointments as well as events.
Karina Dresses – Flattering for Every Body
It was an exciting discovery when Karina Dresses contacted me to try one of their dresses. As soon as I put on the wrinkle-free dress, I knew I had to share. I currently have an inventory of fall/winter dresses in a variety of sizes, styles and prints, available to try via private appointments and/or group events. Get in touch if you are interested >
Meeting & Educating
It has been a memorable year in terms of friends, connections and opportunities to educate via presentations. Groups include the Business Women's Circle (BWC), Girls in Tech MSP, 612 Java Meet Up, St. Paul Tweet Up, Women in Networking, Social Media Breakfast, Twin Cities Wedding Professionals and Toastmasters.
Life Changing Reads
I will be forever grateful to friend Kelle for telling me about Mika Brzezinski's book Knowing Your Value. It is a powerful book full of perspective, ideas and advice for how to ensure you get the compensation and recognition you deserve. It is a quick read and I would loan you mine but it is full of notes and highlighting.
Blogger for WCCO/CBS Minnesota
With nearly 30 posts under my belt, it's official. I love blogging for WCCO/CBS Minnesota's Best of Shopping & Style section. Topics in 2011 included accessories shopping from museum shops to men's stores, featured a wide range of local jewelry designers and how-tos for consignment store shopping and holiday travel.
If you have not yet heard of Pinterest, it is a new photo-based site where people "pin" things they like from all over the Web or within other people's Pinterest pages/boards. My boards include style ideas for different dress codes (women and men included), product picks and a miscellaneous board called "Eye Candy." Learn more about how me and a variety of people use (and obsess over) it at digital consultant Arik Hanson's blog >
Blog Traffic from Pajama Jeans Review
Clearly, my final recommendation regarding Pajama Jeans has done little to impact sales and marketing by the company. The blog post has averaged nearly 100 hits per week since it went live with the recent spike over Thanksgiving weekend. It was a fun product to review and now I am wishing I worked a deal where I got paid for every click!
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Clinton Kelly is partnered with Stitch It, an alterations company, to offer a unique combination of expert fit and style advice and quality alterations. And he is my new boss as of October!
I can tell you, after meeting and working with him, he is genuine, intelligent and very real. And let's face it, after nine years doing What Not to Wear, he knows an incredible amount about body shapes, styles and the most common problems people face when it comes to looking good.
Why are you joining this team?
Clinton Kelly is one of the biggest reasons I am where I am today. When I saw my first episode of What Not to Wear, my life changed for the better. The training I have and continue to receive from Clinton and the Stitch It team is invaluable in terms of getting a more precise fit via tailoring.
How does it work?
Clients can make an appointment with myself or Denise, our other stylist, to get style advice and alterations suggestions for new or already-owned clothing. This is an economical way to learn about what will look good on you and an effective way to ensure your clothes are updated to flatter you. Appointments are in 15 minute increments and are an amazing value at $15 each.
All four Perfect Fit stylists, two located in Orland Park, IL and two located at the Mall of America, trained with Clinton and Stitch It owner Alain Baird in New York October 21, 2011.
What does this mean for Fabuliss?
It means you will have two ways to get style advice – via Perfect Fit and/or Fabuliss. I will continue to offer closet reviews, personal shopping appointments, makeover packages, private Image Boutiques and presentation services.
Make an Appointment
Learn more about consultations and group events and schedule your appointment by contacting me via phone 612-554-4629 or email.
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TLC's What Not to Wear >
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What is a Style Board?
If you struggle with how to answer "what's your style" then a style board can be a great place to begin.
When I did my first style boards, which admittedly were merely magazine pages I set aside, it was revealing to look through them and see themes. My pile of pages helped me understand and begin to articulate what I was drawn to and helped me immensely when it came to shopping.
Know that it is perfectly OK to create a new one tomorrow, in six months or six years from now. Your personal style will always be an evolution, thanks to retailers who love to offer us new things every few months.
However your style story changes, a style board can be a great way to help you define where you are at or serve as inspiration and aspiration for the future.
Use the following as a guideline for starting your board and modify as you see fit.
1) Find or write out your power word(s). This is what makes you feel invincible, like you can conquer anything and feeds your soul.
2) Find or write out words that define how you want to be perceived, how you want to be remembered and/or the impression you want to make.
3) Identify colors that you love to wear because they make you feel, well, awesome.
4) Find images that help you visualize #1 and #2. For example, if one of your power words is sassy, what does that look like?
Since my original pile of pages are in a box somewhere in the basement, you get to see examples (left) from She's Geeky Twin Cities.
Say what?
Yes, I led a session at She's Geeky, an unconference for women in STEM, where we sat around the tables and made style boards and then shared what was created. The results speak for themselves.
Each style board was unique in terms of wording and imagery and each woman's presentation of her style board was just as individual.
Host your own style board party as a group event (a.k.a. Image Boutique).
Get expert help defining your style with a Fabuliss appointment.
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This is hands down one of the most important books I have read regarding how women can close the wage gap. All thanks to a remarkable friend and client whom I met by being a Best Buy Omega (Chapter 5).
Before you consider this to be way off topic for an image consultant/personal shopper, know that the number one reason I decided to start Fabuliss was to create more diversity at leadership levels. I am so over the status quo having all the power and money. Got it? OK, let's continue.
If you are like me and do not know who Mika Brzezinski is, she is the co-host of MSNBC's highly successful Morning Joe, a high speed daily talk show that sounds like a TV version of an op-ed column. And in case you are wondering, no, I am not a regular viewer.
Here are 11 learnings from the book:
1. "If we can't quantify and communicate our value with confidence, the achievements of the tremendous women before us will have all been for nothing."
A.K.A. Don't you dare think about being lazy…and keep reading!
2. "You can't sit around waiting for people to recognize your work, you have to ask for it" and "Men ask for it all the time. Women never do. Women expect that if you do really well, someone will recognize your performance and will reward you accordingly."
A.K.A. Your boss and co-workers don't know what you don't tell them.
3. "…women must get over feeling lucky" and "…if you think it's just luck that made you successful, then if you ask for too much, the luck might just run out."
A.K.A. You're smarter & better than you give yourself credit for.
4. "If you're good, you should know it and own it, and always be ready to walk. Always be aware of your ability to walk."
A.K.A. If you're not getting the respect you deserve, don't be a victim.
5. "A woman can only be powerful when she doesn't need the money, otherwise she can't be powerful."
A.K.A. Empower yourself with options.
6. "Anna Quindlen says, women 'have to be tough as nails AND warm as toast.'"
Be aggressive. Be a bitch.Be persuasive.
7. "You make them totally dependent on you–and then you've reversed the power."
A.K.A. Become irreplaceable.
8. "You are not prepared unless you know the market value of your contributions."
A.K.A. Do your homework.
9. "Really, what's the worst that can happen? We are told no and we're no worse off than we were before…asking for what we want results not in the realization of our worst fears but in getting what we want."
A.K.A. "No" is just a word.
10. "When men in a position of power decide to clear that path for you–make sure you get the right exposure, make sure you get to the right meetings–that means a great deal. And there are not that many women to do that for you, frankly. A lot of the women at the top reach back, but there's just not enough of them."
A.K.A. Men can be an important key to your success, which will enable you to be an important key to other women's successes. And there is an important distinction between mentors, who show you the ropes, and sponsors, who use "their connections and their influence to advocate for an employee."
11. "Assuming power is everything. You have to assume it, and I don't think that women do. I think they wait to be asked…the way to shift the balance is not to try to change existing workplace dynamics but to take matters into your own hands."
A.K.A. Just do it.
The quotes above–in addition to more insights from Sharyl Sandberg, Nora Ephron, Joy Behar, Nancy Pelosi, Valerie Jarrett, Suze Orman and Mika Brzezinski–are numerous, motivating and exhilarating. So much so that I highlighted, underlined and starred throughout the book, which I haven't done since forever.
Learn more about Mika's book Knowing Your Value on Amazon.com >
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She began her blog in 2008 while living in Milwaukee out of a passion for affordable style and wanting others to be able to take advantage of deals that make brand names more affordable.
Now a resident of the Twin Cities, Bridget considers herself a curator of good deals, style and trends and regularly shares her finds and opinions throughout each week, featuring a mix of her own finds along with sponsored posts that come her way through public relations agencies.
One of her best steals? She scored a Rebecca Minkoff bag for 50% off via locally owned Peppermint Park, which boasts designer names at discounted prices.
One of her favorite causes she likes to feature is Soles4Souls, an organization that provides shoes for people in devastated areas. The organization started after the 2004 tsunami that hit SE Asia.
If you love discounted designer brands, pay the Steal Fashion blog a regular visit.
See the latest deal at Steal Fashion >
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What do you see when you look into your closet? Is it a mish-mash of styles, colors and random pieces? If your answer is yes, consider this:
A closet that is full of clothes that fit, flatter and flow together will make it easier and more fun to get dressed. Every day.
The holistic closet in any season (fall/winter or summer/spring) includes the following:
Once you have established a strong foundation, it's perfectly acceptable (and strongly encouraged) to continue building and evolving.
Any day is the perfect day to get started.
Learn more about Fabuliss packages for individuals >
Meet the Fabuliss Style Group at an upcoming Image Studio™ >
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I was thrilled to discover Karina Dresses, a company that designs dresses for women of all ages and body types. They generously shared the Marisa Dress, pictured above, to try on and share my thoughts with Fabuliss fans.
Since I know you love to see different ways to wear things, here goes!
The dress, by itself, is perfect for a casual warm-weather look, accompanied by a bold necklace and fun shoe.
A lightweight jacket in a lighter color is a great way to say "summer" for a variety of occasions, paired with a bold necklace and solid shoe.
With fall just around the corner, it's essential to stretch summer pieces into fall. A thicker jacket or sweater will work every time. Pair it with a bold necklace and a shoe or boot.
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Introducing three phenomenal women I have gotten to know through Women in Networking (WIN), a networking group for women.
Continue reading to see the results of working with each WIN member.
Beth was looking for looks that enhance her relaxed, creative and fun personality (a.k.a. "wow"). She has a triangle body shape, which means her shoulders and bust are proportionally smaller than her hips and seat.
For our shopping appointment, we met at LOFT where I pre-shopped pieces and outfits that would work with her body type and colors. Over the course of about an hour, she tried on a series of outfits that helped to create a visual balance and accentuate her features.
The first look gives her an everyday look, the second look gives her an idea for a flattering dress style and the third look is perfect for meeting with prospects and clients.
Beth's feedback: Sasha exceeded my expectations. She helped me understand what clothing works well on my body type and encouraged me to select more color flattering items (no black). Sasha's communication pre and post our appointment was impressive! I loved my hand written thank you note. I would highly recommend Sasha. She was professional, patient and creative.
See more about Beth's shopping experience on her blog.
As an inverted triangle body type, Teresa is the opposite of Beth, with hips that are proportionally narrower than her shoulders. We shopped at Macy's with a special focus on Karen Kane, which Teresa has discovered fits her well.
The outfits above are a sampling of what she tried on with the goal of giving her options for networking amongst peers in smart casual outfits.
The first look is a put together casual look, the second look is a professional and tailored look and the third look works for transitioning into cooler weather.
Teresa's feedback: Sasha selected summer professional styles that were a fantastic fit for my sense of style and budget. She spent time before our appointment learning how she could best provide service and maintained great communication during and after our session. She had outfits pre-selected for me to try on and I was ecstatic to see that she had shopped the clearance racks, too. I appreciated her honest and expert opinion and her help in narrowing down items to those that had the most function and bang for the buck. I left with a stylish and affordable selection of attire to extend and freshen up my wardrobe.
Kris was looking for more sophisticated options in colors other than black. And that is exactly what we found. We shopped Herberger's for the outfits pictured above that show off her body shape, which is a subtle hourglass/not quite a rectangle.
While black is actually a good color on Kris, there are plenty of other colors and patterns she can and should wear more of while keeping her already balanced shoulders/bust and hips/seat in check.
The first two looks are appropriate for meeting with clients and the third look is excellent for a happy hour event this fall.
Kris' feedback: Thank you for your expertise – you are the best.
It was a privilege and delight to work with each one of these women and help them find outfits that fit, flatter and achieve their unique style goals. I am thankful to each for allowing me to publish their photos and for sharing such wonderful feedback about their experiences.
And don't forget – if you're in need of help with your business brand, expanding your network or freeing up time, these women would love to help you.
Learn more about refreshing your style with a Fabuliss appointment.
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As I am sure all of you are aware, the role of the accountant is slowly but surely changing. Your job now extends beyond number crunching and advising to being regulatory policeman too. Thomson Reuters found this week that iXBRL filing, a compulsory regulatory process, adds an average of seven hours and twelve minutes or more to each set of your accounts, contributing to the many time pressures accountants now face.
If you combine these extra hours with other time intensive tasks demanding your attention such as end of year reporting, it's easy to see why over servicing clients can easily happen. To make sure this doesn't, you need to adapt internal reporting practices and measure the time spent on each activity to more effectively forecast and plan resources.
This is not achieved by inputting rough estimates of time spent on activities into a spreadsheet at the end of the week, but by accurate and real time reporting that is aligned across the company within an integrated ERP system. As they say, knowledge is power, and clear insight into exactly where time is being spent and on which client ensures your firm uses its resource in the most effective way. Doing so reduces over service and impacts positively on profit margins in the long term.


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Company Is Hiring Chocolate Taster. Who in Their Acne-Filled Mind Wouldn't Want That Job?
This is one sweet gig.
This is one sweet gig.
This is the kind of innovation you didn't know you needed until you saw it.
The bad news? There may be a worldwide chocolate shortage on the horizon. The good news? Well, there is none.
The day of terror has arrived! I think that there are really two days that drive our pets insane. 4th of July with the fireworks and Halloween with all the random and loud strangers. Here are four Halloween tips for pet safety.
Maybe you are feeling a little down in the dumps today because we are still a few days away from the weekend. Let me help you feel better with a grocery list of the top 5 foods to eat to improve your mood.
I thought it was mud at first, but no just delicious chocolate syrup.
I have no idea how this works, but either way it looks amazing. It also looks delicious.
You show up to a job interview with a candy bar and hand it to your hopefully future employer. Nice gesture, but some guy actually put his whole resume on it.
In the pantheon of insane food mashups, this makes a burger with a Krispy Kreme donut as a bun seem downright tame!
Ladies, if you've come to expect chocolate cravings around your time of the month, they may be all in your head — new research indicates there could be no biological basis for them.
This news may seriously cut down your chocolate consumption for the next few days.
Every once in a while, a study comes along that's so important, it changes you! Like this one. Which is going to make you run out of your office, get in your car, pull into the next 7-Eleven you pass to buy the king size Snickers bar you've been denying yourself for years.


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WINTER PARK, Fla. - Florida Highway Patrol says it is seeking a person of interest and have found the vehicle suspected to be involved in a crash at an Orange County day care that killed one child and injured more than a dozen people.
8 children were transported to Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children after the crash. As of Thursday, one child had died, one is in critical condition, three are in serious condition and one is in fair condition. Two kids were well enough to return home.
WKMG-TV reported Robert Corchado, 26, was identified as a person of interest in the crash, which happened around 3:05 p.m. Wednesday at the KinderCare Learning Center at 4035 Goldenrod Road in Winter Park.
Wednesday night, FHP said Corchado made it to the airport and rented a Mazda CX-1 SUV with a Florida license plate CHR-Q41. Troopers said the car could be black or white. The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles is asking anyone who sees the vehicle and can determine the color to call 407-737-2200.
Records show Corchado was arrested in 2013 on charges of careless driving, hit-and-run and leaving the scene of property damage. He is currently awaiting trial.
Arnold Palmer Hospital officials said later Wednesday that one child died in the crash. One patient is in critical condition, five are in serious condition and one patient has been discharged, according to officials.
According to Orange County Fire Rescue, a Dodge Durango ran another vehicle off the road, causing the other car to crash into the day care. Officials were searching for the Dodge Durango and its driver, who didn't stop after the crash.
Authorities said just before 6 p.m. that they found a vehicle that they believe was involved in the crash on Orange and Walnut avenues in Winter Park. Troopers said the vehicle matches the description, has damage and was towed away from the scene.
Two people were treated on the scene and 13 were taken to hospitals, according to Orange County Fire Rescue. Orange County Fire Rescue said 50 children were inside of the day care at the time of the crash, and all children are accounted for.
The day care was evacuated after the crash. Goldenrod Road was closed in the area near University Boulevard as the investigation continued, but the roadway later reopened.
WKMG-TV was there as the car, appearing to be a Toyota Solara, was pulled out of the day care on Wednesday evening.
Some parents arrived at the day care after learning of the crash and were trying to learn the whereabouts of their children. Orange County Fire Rescue said the uninjured children were put in a safe place and day care officials were taking roll call to reunite the children with their parents.
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Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs called the crash "an absolute tragedy and disaster."
Jeezy Jenkins told WKMG he was repairing the roof of the Marathon gas station next to the daycare, when he heard screeching tires. He looked up and saw the crash, and a silver Dodge Durango speeding off.
He said he jumped off the roof to see if he could help. When he looked inside the day care, he says he saw small children, seriously injured, lying on the ground.
"There was other ones that weren't moving at all, and the teachers were giving them CPR and stuff like that," he said.
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I like art and have a good eye. Traditionally I've taken care of my creative needs with photography, gardening, and needlework, but I've been playing around with more "arty" art pursuits; drawing and, at the moment, collage.
Prefer cats to dogs, Stones to Beatles, beach to mountains. Politically liberal, "spiritual but not religious."
Easy-going and tolerant, but at the same time incredibly opinionated. I manage (for the most part) to keep my bossiness in check, because hey, it's your life, but if you ask my advice I'll give it to you.
Low-maintenance and infinitely able to keep myself amused.
I am frabjous, hoopy, and cromulent
In my down time, I try to balance spending time with friends and spending time keeping myself nurtured -- books, music, movies.
I play way too much Scrabble online. I was in the crossword biz for a long time, so most of my real-life friends don't want to play with me. (I always have three or four games going on Facebook with my old boss, though, and she regularly beats the pants off me.)
Movies: I like to be entertained when I see a movie, so I prefer musicals and comedies, though since most of the movies I see are at the Ritz, I see more than my share of grim and depressing flicks. As an information junkie, I also like documentaries. I like seeing movies in the theater, but how often I do that depends on who I'm hanging out with at any given time -- one of my favorite movie-going companions just got married, sigh.
Recently seen on DVD recently and liked: "Lars and the Real Girl," "He Loves Me ... He Loves Me Not," "The Duchess." Recently been obsessing on the meaning of "Saturday Night Fever." My Christmas present to myself last year: a six-disc Busby Berkeley set. All-time favorite musical: Tie between "Top Hat" and "All That Jazz," with "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" getting an honorable mention. All-time favorite comedy: "The Producers" (original, not the musical).
Watch very little real-time TV, though I still have a couple of guilty pleasure shows ("Survivor," "Grimm"). Now that I've got a Roku I do the Netflix bingewatching thing. (Can't wait for the new season of "Orange Is the New Black.") Most recent enthusiasm: "Jekyll," written by Steven Moffatt (the guy who writes the PBS "Sherlock"). Haven't tackled "The Sopranos" or "The Wire" yet.
Music: Have a thing about people who listen to nothing but "oldies" (classic rock). I'm not the same person I was 30 years ago, why on earth would I still be listening to the same music? I listen to a lot of African music, more jazz (esp. Cuban) with every passing year. Stan Getz's "Night and Day" with Kenny Barron is the most perfect imaginable version of my all-time favorite song.
Most recent discovery: Andrew Bird. I prefer his recent "love child of David Byrne and Laurie Anderson" stuff to the older "wishes he could sit in with Django" stuff, though the latter is completely listenable (and has some very clever lyrics).
See a fair number of concerts at the Keswick, including (in the last year or so): David Bromberg/Jorma Kaukonen, Bela Fleck/Zakir Hussain/Edgar Meyer, John McLaughlin, Jeff Beck, Lindsay Buckingham. Tedeschi/Trucks was at the Tower. (Yes, I do love me some guitar god guitar.) Andrew Bird at the Grand; Habib Koite at the Annenberg.
In in general I listen to more stuff sung in languages I don't speak than in English. I'd list some favorite artists, but (**snobbery alert**) the names probably wouldn't mean much to you. Okay -- you want specifics? Habib Koite, Orchestra Baobab, and Frank Emilio Flynn are all pretty well known -- but my favorite sax player is Momo Wandel Soumah, and I recently found the Bembeya Jazz National CDs I'd thought I'd lost -- yay!
Of course, as Oscar Wilde observed, consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative -- so the soundtrack to "Once" spent almost a year in the CD player after I saw (and loved) the movie.
The only kind of music I really, really don't want to listen to is smooth jazz. It's not only uninteresting, it's aggressively, intentionally uninteresting.
Food: Favorite is Mexican, but also like Italian food, seafood; don't eat too much red meat any more, but there's something very satisfying about a nice rare steak. Not a big fan of Chinese, Thai, etc., and can't conceptually deal with the whole "raw fish" thing so eschew sushi (though I will eat a California roll should the need arise). Competent cook but get no pleasure from it; I'm a pretty good baker, though.
Artists: It's all about color, so Gauguin, Matisse, Hockney. Of current artists, I like Walton Ford.
Reading glasses. About a half dozen pairs randomly scattered all over my house, on my desk, in my purse -- in addition to the pair that's either on my nose, on top of my head, or tucked into the neck of my shirt.
Yes, I can count -- but questions with clearly defined answers are relatively uninteresting to me.
Miscellaneous "big picture" questions, like the role/importance of ornamental (non-edible) gardening in habitat maintenance. Or the evolution of language. For-profit colleges, and what kind of regulations the federal government are going to come up with to rein in some of their exploitation of low-income and minority students. Whether Romney really can get away with not releasing his tax returns.
That and language -- I enjoy making up little word-manipulation puzzles for myself (and occasionally for others -- including selling a few to "Games").
And then back to my to-do list.
A note on photos: Please have at least one in which you're wearing neither a baseball cap nor sunglasses. Remember all those police sketches of the Unabomber? I do.


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BRADLEY, Maine — The Maine Forest and Logging Museum brings history alive with "Life in the American Revolution", Saturday and Sunday Sept. 8 and 9.
Life in the American Revolution is one in a series of family friendly events held every year at the Museum's Leonard's Mills located between Milford and Brewer off Route 178 in Bradley. Watch for signs, enter at Government Road. Follow signs to the parking lot.
The event will feature authentic reenactment groups. Volunteers have researched theirs roles and are prepared for battle. They will drill and even skirmish when they encounter the enemy on site!
In recent years, the Machias Sons of Liberty have joined in the reenactment; as well as the crown troops, the 74th Highland Regiment. This year a Brunswick soldier is joining the crown troops. A 2012 first, Col. Bailey's 2nd Massachusetts Regiment will join with an officer, 10 muskets and two musicians! Civilian reenactors will also be on hand to demonstrate family life during that period in our history. The reenactors welcome questions from visitors of all ages.
For the Patriots! Col. Bailey's 2nd Massachusetts Regiment; The Olson Family; Dr. Cook, a physician and his wife; George White's Company; Machias Son's of Liberty.
For the Crown! 74th Highland Regiment; Brunswick Hessian with the 74th Highlanders; a Hessian wife
Tour the grounds including a covered bridge; saw mill, saw pit and mill yard; log cabin, smoke house, trapper's cabin, fish ladder, heritage garden and nature trails.
The Maine Forest and Logging Museum was incorporated in 1960 to teach people of all ages about the forest and logging history of Maine. The museum's general purposes are to collect documents, preserve and share artifacts, tools, equipment, and stories relating to the history of the Maine woods, particularly the pioneer and lumbering periods. The museum is unique within the State in its focus on forest resources in a cultural context, through an interactive Living History format. The buildings, collections, research and most importantly the educational programs are the accomplishments of hundreds of volunteers from throughout the State of Maine.
Events are scheduled from 10 am to 3 pm each day. Adults $5; children $3. Museum members: free
For more information, go to www.LeonardsMills.com, call 207-974-6278 or email email@example.com.


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Our planet is finite. We have 510,072,000 km2 of surface area to sustain all human economic and social activity. We have 510,072,000 km2 to support all of life. Nothing will change this physical limit. Our economy is based on growth. A fundamental tenet of capitalism is a continually growing economy that produces more and more goods. Indeed, per capita world economic output (GDP) has increased nearly 20-fold since 1960. During the same period, the world's population has increased from 3 billion to nearly 7 billion.


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We asked top celebrity trainers one question: is there any food item you won't eat and recommend your clients avoid too? What we ended up with was a wide variety of answers, and while many of these off-limits foods seemed to make everyone's lists, there were a few answers that surprised us. Keep reading to see which foods celebrity trainers like Harley Pasternak, Jackie Warner, and Tara Stiles keep out of their kitchen, and then vote on whether or not you agree.
you should only avoid gluten if you're allergic or have Celiac! there is no medical or scientific evidence that this helps with weight loss or makes you healthier. in fact, cutting out too much carbohydrates can make your body ketotic which is not healthy and will make you hold in water and excess nutrients (not in a good way). also, bananas are POWERhouses of nutrition. don't cut them out!
I like the idea of the 80/20 rule, it seems much more attainable!
Dextrose is just another name for glucose. There's nothing "special" about it. And the skin and seeds have fiber. It's ridiculous to tell people they shouldn't eat grapes.
And..GRAPES and BANANAS = BAD??? Seriously??? Just hand in your credentials right here. You are ridiculous!! Those two fruits are some of the most nutritious of all of the Earth's produce ~ but you have black-listed them?? What's next? Spinach and Kale?? Wine too?? How 'bout olive oil? Got a problem with that too?? Go home, you're drunk.
Artificial sweeteners are even worse than the processed sugars. So bad, I wish there was a public health announcement to inform the public. If one would simply 'Google' the topic.
Gluten is only a problem for people with Celiac Disease! Why are people confused by this??? It's as beneficial for anyone to avoid shellfish as gluten without an alergy to either. It's NOT A WEIGHT LOSS DIET!!! It is an allergy for a select few. This allergy creates digestive pain and an inability to absorb nutrients in the digestive tract due to a reaction to the gluten. It can even permanently damage the celia in the intestines preventing absorption of vital nutrients. It can cause a great many other diseases and disorders in the body because of serious malnutrition. This is a serious disorder. Regardless of the misinformation and hysterical HEALTH NUT reaction to this specific disorder, I think it's mighty fine that it has created an abundance of products that make it so much easier for those who actually DO suffer, a greater variety of stuff to fill their guts with ~ sans pain.
A LOT of this is common sense. However, I find it ironic that bananas are listed as a "Nothing there" food by one 'trainer',( who incidentally has been slammed by several top Health Experts ( i.e. scientists) for having "inaccurate" etc. info . for losing weight) yet you have bananas listed on the same page in 'article' about increasing potassium. Also, gluten isn't "bad", unless you have celiac disease, and eating whole grain products with it in isn't going to give you "bloating, indigestion, etc." unless you over do it. It's one way a lot of kid's get more grains into them , for wexample.


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March 24 is the 83rd day of the year (84th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. There are 282 days remaining.
- 2010: "Squidward in Clarinetland" premiered.
- 2013: "InSPONGEiac" and "Karen 2.0" premiered in the British Isles.
- 2015: The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water soundtrack was released in digital form.
- Day 3 of My Pretty Seahorse/Day SpongeBob brings Mystery to work
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The Prestige CS25 is a microwave I use at work and as such we have two one in the labs and one in the kitchenette area for cooking food. This has meant that the microwave has been used extensively by me on more than one setting for about a year now, in the lab we use the microwave to melt agar and therefore use the defrost setting. In the kitchen area we use the microwave to heat up food so the full power setting is used. The microwave has so far been a very useful tool both in and out of work, the microwave is a big one compared to others and was the reason for the lab buying it because it can take large bottles. It has the standard glass circular tray and a handle on the outside for opening the door compared with a button which some microwaves use.
Setting the microwave
The microwave has a dial and a series of buttons, the buttons are for certain power settings and can be pressed for instant need. There are two defrost buttons one for a type of food and the other for time, as far as I'm aware only the time setting has been used. Pressing the button automatically starts the microwave on for one minute, turning the silver knob at the bottom will increase the amount of time for the microwave to be running. As with all microwaves opening the door stops the microwave and an internal light which comes on when the microwave is running remains on until the door is closed and the programme cancelled. There are settings for full power, half power and for certain foods, all can be pressed and the time adjusted with the dial.
Using the microwave
The microwave is one of the noisiest I've used but not overly loud, however, my main gripe is the frosted covering on the window which makes looking at the food difficult and ultimately leads to the door being opened to get a look at how things are progressing. The internal light does very little in terms of illuminating the food once the door is closed. The microwave cost around £90 and to be honest I'd not pay that much for a standard kitchen only microwave because the added height is only really useful for large bottles or sterilising trays for babies bottles. So far the microwave has worked and gives no impression of breaking anytime soon but as you only buy a microwave with a years warranty and if it breaks you buy another that's not really a problem. Our microwaves are silver but I suspect a white version is available and the buttons make using the microwave very straightforward.
A decent microwave, slightly expensive but decent quality.
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Enjoy happy hour seven days a week at The Whisper Restaurant and Lounge from 4 - 7 pm.
The Whisper Restaurant and Lounge takes a contemporary approach to the American classics.
Our ever evolving, seasonally inspired menu emphasizes the best in local organic produce and responsible animal husbandry. Special new offerings for the season include pastor marinated Jidori Chicken Breast with roasted yams and quinoa as well as a Grilled Skirt Steak with miso butter and black garlic fried rice and don´t miss the award winning Australian Lamb Burger. We are also very proud to produce craft cocktails, and offer two barrel-aged cocktails as well as specialty in-house bitters. We have renewed our focus on serving a healthful, delicious lunch. From fresh organic pressed juices to signature lunch combinations with many vegetarian and vegan options, there is truly something wonderful for everyone.
Supporting local businesses is fundamental to our restaurant and echoes our belief that the best foods can be found in your own backyard. We take pride in using the best responsibly sourced ingredients to create something spectacular for every taste palette. All of our meats and poultry are 100% naturally raised and antibiotic and hormone free, and our seafood is sustainably sourced. We are ready to welcome you with great food and excellent service.
Make The Whisper Restaurant and Lounge the choice for your next dinner, cocktail reception, or special event. With a beautiful outdoor terrace, warm and inviting interiors, and a location central to it all, The Whisper Restaurant and Lounge is ideal for any event that you wish to be the best. We specialize in groups from 12 to 150.EMAIL US
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At The Whisper Restaurant and Lounge she works closely with the chef and the management team to ensure the experience comes through for each patron. She has a vast knowledge of Californian and Italian wines and also has been known to make tasty cocktails. As the resident vegan, she challenges the chef to invent exciting vegetarian and vegan dishes that any type of eater would enjoy. In her free time, you can find her outside enjoying the great California weather with her son.


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Malaika Arora Khan, who is Bollywood's most famous item girl is all set to do a cameo performance in Shahrukh Khan's upcoming film titled Happy New Year. Although much details have not been revealed yet, we are aware that Malaika will be dancing in the film which is being directed by Farah Khan.
Farah Khan posted a picture of herself and Malaika on-the-sets of Happy New Year. Along with this she even tweeted, "15 years after chaiyya chaiyya...somethings never change...Malaika, still as stunning, hard working and punctual!!"
'Chaiyya Chaiyya' is a famous song from the 1998 film called Dil Se.. directed by Mani Ratnam. In this song choreographed by Farah Khan, we saw Malaika groove with superstar Shahrukh Khan on a train. Now that she is a back to a dance set with Shahrukh Khan, it takes us back to the memory lane.
Farah Khan will be choreographing the performance of Malaika in Happy New Year. Apart from 'Chaiyya Chaiyya', Farah has also choreographed 3 other songs which featured Malaika. The recent famous song 'Munni Badnaam' from Dabangg was also choreographed by Farah. So we see that the combined work of Farah and Malaika has worked wonders in the past. We look forward to the 'Chaiyya Chaiyya' magic again in Happy New Year.
Have a look at the slide show to see on-the-set images of Happy New Year...
Before The Shoot
This is an image of Malaika posing with Farah in the dressing room. Malaika who enjoys working with Farah said, "All Farah has told me about my role is that I've got to look glamorous and there will be a lot of fun and action involved in it."
Farah On Malaika
"Malaika is a very dear friend, and we share a comfortable relationship. I believe that all the work we've done together in the past has been appreciated. She's hot and a great dancer. And I can always just pick up the phone and ask her to do something for me, and vice versa," said Farah Khan.
Here is an aerial shot of the sets of Happy New Year when they were shooting in Dubai. You can spot Shahrukh Khan in his standard pose.
Main Actors Lined Up
Here are the male actors of Happy New Year lined up during the shooting of the film. From left to right- Boman Irani, Shahrukh Khan, Abhishek Bachchan, sonu Sood and Vivaan Shah.
Lead Pair
Here is a snap shot of Shahrukh Khan and Deepika Padukone who will be seen in a film together for the third time. We look forward to their romance in this one.
Sneak Peak
Here is another sneak peak into the sets of Happy New Year which is scheduled to hit the theatres around Diwali next year.
The shooting for Happy New Year began in the month of September and is still going on at different locations.
Will There Be The Same Magic?
This is a still from 'Chaiyya Chaiyya' and this music video and song is still so fresh in our minds because of the magic it had created back then. We hope that Malaika will be able to do the same in Happy New Year.


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Want to learn a new skill?
Meet your neighbors?
Engage in a creative activity?
On Sunday May 6th, Lowell will host the first ever Mill City Skill Share to connect the community through collaborative learning! Over two dozen awesome workshops will be held from 10-6 at various locations throughout Downtown Lowell. The goal is to share wisdom and knowledge through collaborative learning and connect members of our community in a way like never before!
Registration and refreshments from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at the Mogan Cultural Center 40 French Street Lowell, MA.
This is free for all ages! Donations of non-perishable food items and gently used clothing are encouraged.
For more information on workshops, locations, and schedule,
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Mario Girard wanted to do more. He wanted to publicize Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's message of change. So last spring, while volunteering for Obama's campaign, Girard started brainstorming ways to make it happen. Sure, he worked the phones, but what else could he do? One thing on his mind was how to encourage the youth of Santa Fe to vote.
Girard struck upon the idea of a concert. "It's a great way to connect with the youth," he tells SFR.
Over the summer, Girard put out feelers and rallied like-minded people and, this Saturday, thanks to the efforts of event co-organizers Isaiah Rodriguez and Lynne Canning, Rock for Barack descends upon the Santa Fe Brewing Pub & Grill with a full day of bands, speeches and civic-minded fun. In addition to live music on two stages, there are opportunities to sign up as Obama campaign volunteers.
"During the primary, the percentage of people in the 18-30 age range who turned out to vote was low—only 8 percent," Canning says. "Yet during the primaries, according to an NBC/Wall Street Journal poll, people in this age-range favored Obama over McCain by 18 percent. Targeting the 18-30 vote is absolutely critical to the election."
Looking at the statistics, Rodriguez adds, "This election relies on the youth. And nothing speaks better to the young people than music."
It's no coincidence that the organizers decided to hold the event with plenty of time left for early voting. They want people to have a good time, listen to great music and fulfill their civic duty, which is why throughout the day shuttles will run between the Pub & Grill and the Santa Fe Fairgrounds, an early voting location. Early voting in New Mexico ends Nov. 1.
"Believe me, this year, I'm voting," Christopher "Citrus" Sauthoff, of the participating band US Pipe, says. [Disclosure: Christopher is the brother of SFR Arts and Culture Editor Patricia Sauthoff]. US Pipe, which plays danceable party music, is from Denver and features former members of George Clinton and P-Funk. "I missed the [era of the] Kennedys," Sauthoff says. "But for the first time since then, it seems like change is happening. We want people to have a good time. We want people to get motivated."
If motivation is the goal, then there are 22 musical artists to help engineer that very outcome. Brian Hardgroove of Public Enemy is on hand as the Master of Ceremonies. Other participating bands include local favorites The Apple Miner Colony, Savor and Sol Fire. Headlining Saturday's show is Hani Naser along with DJ Hurricane, who has worked with the Beastie Boys. To kick off the festival is a "Dance 2 Victory" pre-party on Friday night with DJ Nu-Mark of Jurassic 5.
"This election is the most important election of my lifetime," DJ Nu-Mark says of his involvement. "It's so important to bring a new vision to US politics. I have to do whatever it takes to help Barack's campaign."
Canning agrees. "We've seen what's happened with the Iraq War, the economy, what's happening with the environment," he says. "There are so many things to convince me of the Republican Party's lack of stewardship. I think we really have a chance here to make a shift. Doing this [event] can make a difference, knowing that people my daughter's age really can elect the next president of the United States."
Rock for Barack is a celebration of music meant to connect Obama's message with the younger vote, but the organizers point out that everyone is welcome. Just be sure to bring along that voter-registration card.
Dance 2 Victory:
7 pm-1 am , Friday, Oct. 17
18 and Over: $10
1600 St. Michael's Drive
11 am-10 pm, Saturday, Oct. 18,
Under 17: $5
18-30-year-old voters: $10
General Voter Rate: $15
"Barack Star Treatment:" $100
Kids 12 and under free
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Melbourne Airport welcomes Air India
Aug 30, 2013
Melbourne Airport has today welcomed the arrival of the inaugural flight by Air India, and the first Dreamliner, to Melbourne.
Melbourne Airport CEO, Chris Woodruff, said that the new daily service was a milestone in aviation history.
"We are delighted to welcome Air India to Melbourne Airport", said Mr Woodruff.
"Since 2006, the Indian population in Victoria has more than doubled to make our great state home to the largest Indian population in Australia. There is growing demand for services between Melbourne and India and this new daily service will deliver more choice and flexibility to Victorians."
"Melbourne also has the largest population of Indian students in Australia and the new service will also provide opportunities to strengthen connections with the important education market."
"We were also thrilled to welcome the very first 787 Dreamliner to Melbourne. With components of the 787 partly manufactured here, Melbourne is proudly the home of the Dreamliner in Australia and we look forward to welcoming more 787s to Melbourne," said Mr Woodruff.
"Victoria is growing and so are we. Over the next 20 years, we're investing billions of dollars to transform Melbourne Airport for the 64 million passengers we expect to pass through Melbourne Airport by 2030. We're upgrading facilities, improving road access and building a new terminal, as well as planning a new runway as we aim to become Australia's premier international aviation gateway."
The daily 787 service (AI311/312) will be a Melbourne-Delhi direct service four times a week and Melbourne-Sydney-Delhi service three times a week.


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Microsoft IE9, Chrome See Gains in Browser Market Share
Microsoft's Internet Explorer remained the top browser for October, with the IE9 beta making some gains, but Google's Chrome also had a good month, edging past 8 percent, according to data from Net Applications.
Overall, IE had 59.26 percent of the market, while Mozilla's Firefox came in second with 22.82 percent of the market. Google's Chrome landed in third with 8.47 percent.
IE's numbers were a small decline from 59.65 percent in September. About 29.01 percent of those users were on IE8, 15 percent used IE6, and 9.92 percent were on IE7. Worldwide, IE9 beta represents 0.32 percent of browser usage share across all operating systems, up from 0.25 percent at the end of September, Net Apps said.
Those using Windows 7 had the highest share of IE9 beta users, growing from 0.61 percent in September to 1.46 percent in October. The beta was released on Sept. 15 and has since been downloaded 10 million times, Microsoft announced at last week's Professional Developers Conference.
"As we have said many times before, we remain committed to getting customers onto a modern browser. We're pleased IE6 and IE7 usage share continues to drop (by 0.85 percent in October); it's an indication that customers recognize the benefits they can realize when using a modern browser," Microsoft said in a blog post.
Google's Chrome crossed the 8 percent mark; jumping from 7.98 percent in September to 8.47 percent last month. It crossed the 7 percent mark back in June. Firefox, meanwhile, dropped slightly from 22.96 percent in September to 22.82 percent last month. The most popular version of Firefox is 3.6, with about 17.59 percent of people using it. Chrome 6 is the most popular version of that browser, with 5.59 percent of the market.
Rounding out the top five were Safari with 5.33 percent (up from 5.27 percent last month) and Opera with 2.28 percent (down from 2.39 percent).


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Pennsylvania Ave. School Finishes Christmas Choir Spotlights on a High Note [AUDIO/VIDEO]
The Choral Academy from the Pennsylvania Ave. School in Atlantic City came to sing today… on the Lite Rock Morning Show. The students are the first in a new program which takes the best singers in the city and brings them together for the Choral Academy at the new Pennsylvania Avenue School. 13 members of the chorus, under the direction of John Howard, were the last school participating this year in Lite Rock's Christmas Choir Spotlight Series.
Listen to the Choral Academy from the Pennsylvania Ave School singing "When Christmas Came to Town"
The Lite Rock Christmas Carol Spotlight, sponsored by East Coast Roofing, Siding, and Windows is featuring many of the talented South Jersey School choirs during the holiday season on the Lite Rock Morning Show with Eddie Davis.


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SonReal – L.A. [Video]
Vancouver, BC – SonReal has just released some dope new visuals for his track "L.A." off of One Long Day. It's the ultimate ode to being successful, and cutting all ties with sobriety, and all that other fancy pantsy A-list business. So to hit it home, SonReal takes us through a day in his life. One Long Day in-the-life, that is. But you want to know what's really gnarly about this video? For starters, it was all shot in one take. And what's more, the sets from the video were all fake-built and set up inside of a warehouse.
The video was directed by Peter Huang (for Mad Ruk Ent), and produced by Ruiz (also for Mad Ruk Ent). The track was produced by Chin Injeti. Check it out below. And if you haven't done so yet, make sure you head over here to cop a free download of One Long Day.
So here's how it all goes down: SonReal starts off at home. And then he heads out with his swank little backpack. And then he gets a speeding ticket. And then he gets takeout: the number four with a side of chicken, to be exact. Then he hits up the studio. He's not really on his game, unfortunately. So he goes home to sleep.
Just kidding. He goes to a house party, where everyone dances in slow-motion. And confetti flies everywhere. And then he has to sign boobies. This is when he starts to get scared. Then ish hits the fan. SonReal doesn't have pocket change, so he can't ride the bus. He walks in the rain. He's versing about going home so he can vibe out and write music. But then we see him being ravaged by his crazy fans. Somehow he does eventually end up at home watching the tube with his boo. All's well that ends well, right? And there you have it, folks. That is One Long Day in the life of SonReal.
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Or maybe just a headband! This is definitely the most rock star bunny we've ever seen in our lives.
Her name is Ida, and she's an Angora rabbit, which can grow up to 10 inches of fur. According to Metro, she belongs to Betty Chu, a professor at San Jose State University, who tours the country showing off her unique collection of bunnies for all her gawking fans.
Not surprisingly, Betty gives each bunny a pre-appearance blow dry to volumize their stylish coifs. She also regularly shears their manes, using the trimmings to make hats, scarves and gloves.
The bunnies prefer their hair long, as it shows off their wild side.


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Woman Dead After Vehicle Strikes Utility Pole
One person was killed and another person was hospitalized after a single-vehicle crash on Sunday morning.
According to the Ohio State Highway Patrol, a vehicle carrying 45-year-old Gerald Keeton of Magnetic Springs and 37-year-old Shelby L. McClincy of Richwood went off the roadway along Hopewell Road in Leesburg Township at about 6:49 a.m.
OSP officials said that the vehicle traveled off the south side of the roadway and struck a utility pole before coming to a rest.
Keeton was taken to the Union County Memorial Hospital and then was taken to the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center in Columbus by medical helicopter.
McMclincy was pronounced dead at the scene.
The crash remained under investigation.
It was unknown who was driving the vehicle at the time of the crash.
Investigators said that they believed alcohol could have been a factor in the crash.
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Andrew Hales & Stuart Edge Caught Tipping Servers $200 At IHOP
If you've ever worked food service (or need a primer on tipping) then this video is for you. It's a huge reminder of just how much better it is to give than receive! These two guys Andrew and Stuart are in the Christmas spirit all year round and it's one thing to hear of generosity, it's another to be a fly on the wall to experiencing it and as a former waiter I found this to be extremely moving… Kudos guys!
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Watch A Hammered Girl At IHOP Lose A Twerking Contest To A Dude… Wait WHAT?
You've been to the club, you're a little tipsy or maybe a LOT tipsy and your stomach is asking for much more than the junk you've been throwing at it for the last 6 hours… So where do you head? Why not IHOP?!? Who wouldn't wanna get their groove on while downing pancakes?


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New iRobot Roombas Take on Pets, Maid Services
Pet lovers who might not want to break out the vacuum cleaner on every occasion may want to check out the two new models in the iRobot Roomba Pet Series, which will sell for $349 and $399 apiece. Office managers, meanwhile, who don't want to deal with a cleaning service might employ the iRobot Roomba 610, a professional-grade automated hoover that retails for $599.
Like other Roombas, the Pet Series includes two models, separated by the number of rooms they can clean and a few value-added features. The cheaper Roomba 532 Pet cleans three rooms, while the more expensive 562 cleans four rooms, and can be programmed to operate for up to seven days in advance.
Both of the new pet models include an extra set of removable, counter-rotating brushes and a sweeper bin, which holds three-and-a-half times more debris than the vacuum bin, according to the company. Both the 532 an 562 contain the additional sweeper bin, and well as two infrared "virtual walls" to guide and contain the Roomba as it works. Features such as a light-touch bumper and advanced anti-tangle technology are also included.
The Professional Series model, meanwhile, is designed for high-traffic areas, and includes two interchangeable bins that can be swapped out on a regular basis. The robot also includes Max Mode, a feature that vacuums until the battery is almost exhausted, then returns it to the recharging station for charging.
The Professional Series model comes with a storage container and also a two-year warranty, the only Roomba that does. Two virtual walls are also included.


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La Sonnambula Libretto
Item# 073999671254
La Sonnambula Libretto
Composer: Vincenzo Bellini
Publisher: G. Schirmer, Inc.
Languages: Italian/English
Paperback: 11 pages
Dimensions: Width: 6.75", Length: 10.5"
Vincenzo Bellini's La Sonnambula
Bellini's sweet love story is filled with vocal fireworks, including one of opera's most spectacular mad scenes. The title role of the sleepwalking Amina has attracted some of the greatest singers in history, beginning with the legendary Giuditta Pasta, who starred in the 1831 premiere.
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Annual concert honors Glenn Glasow's memory and legacy of fostering great musical talents at CSUEB
- May 14, 2010 12:30pm
Thursday evening, the Department of Music held the Glenn Glasow Memorial Concert, an annual event honoring the beloved former professor and showcasing the musical talents of Cal State East Bay. In 2009, Glasow's family created the Glenn Glasow and Yoshiko Kakudo Endowment to support both the annual performance and students studying music (read the news announcement).
The program featured several premiere pieces by students and faculty, including one by Ryan Rey, who was selected as the inaugural recipient of Glenn Glasow Fellowship in Composition last year (read about him in the Fall 2009 issue of Cal State East Bay Magazine).
In addition, the Glasow family sponsors an Undergraduate Composition Commission, which went this year to Stephanie Webster — who not only wrote the night's dramatic opening "Agues" but also played the vibraphone and marimba parts herself.
Rey sat in the back row to watch his piece, "Shaped by a Burr Grinder," for flute, oboe and clarinet, with horn and bassoon rounding out the quintet on the low end.
Graduate student Rolf Johnson premiered a spirited "Bagatelle for Violin and Viola," and faculty member Allen Shearer debuted "Forthrights and Meanders" with violin, cello, and piano. The evening concluded with "Sempiternalicious" by music department chair Rafael Hernandez.
Hernandez also had the pleasure of announcing the 2010-11 Glasow award recipients. The graduate fellowship will go to Hilary Strain; the undergraduate commission goes to Kevin McGladdery. They will premiere their works at next spring's Glasow Memorial Concert. Congratulations!
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Tom Allard reports on the annual survey of aged-care homes by Bentleys Chartered Accountants ("Nursing home profits soar as care level falls", January 2, p5). His report states that between 2014 and 2015 "the average bond – known as a refundable accommodation deposit – also rose by 40 per cent, from $154,116 to $217,839".
It is not clear how these figures have been calculated, but their scale is hardly representative of the amounts new aged-care residents are now being asked to provide as accommodation deposits. The Aged Care Financing Authority's recent report on the funding and financing of the aged-care sector (table 3.7) indicates the national average deposit paid by residents entering care as at June 30, 2015, was $333,000.
The ACT was ahead of all other jurisdictions, with an average of $379,000. Significantly, the national median deposit was $320,000, indicating most new places were available for deposits lower than the national average. In the ACT, however, the median deposit was higher than the local average, at $400,000 – this indicates most new places required a deposit higher than the average.
While some of this variance may be due to the ACT's higher land prices, it is fair to ask if some of it reflects a premium similar to that exacted by fuel companies on ACT residents, and whether available aged-care places are effectively being commandeered by higher-paying clients, to the detriment of older ACT people with a reduced paying capacity.
Paul Feldman, Macquarie
Homes understaffed
Our recent experience highlights the poor ratio of staff employed to care in some nursing homes. Last weekend, our elderly aunt, a resident in a Canberra nursing home, was admitted to hospital suffering from a urinary tract infection and septicaemia.
When the hospital wanted to discharge her, they contacted the nursing home to inquire if she could be sent home, but she would require some extra care and attention due to an antibiotic feed into her arm. The nursing home replied it was unable to accept her like that, as it only had "two staff members for 60 residents". How is this safe for elderly residents in care?
When we read about nursing-home soaring profits, it is hard to reconcile that with falling staff care and the extra burden being placed on our overextended hospital system.
K. Uren, Isaacs
Care to share a ride?
Although Ian Warden confessed to being an old fogey over a decade ago, I suspect he was born one. Hence his affinity for the ancient and slow delights of the tram ("Gong and pong: it's judgment day", Gang-gang, January 1, p8), probably the horse-drawn variety of his bleak youth in the late 1800s.
Good news, Ian: with some far-sighted thinking from our politicians, you may live to see the benefits of a shared fleet of self-driving cars on our streets in 2020. No need to be scared – with our failing eyesight, teeth and plumbing, maybe we'll share one for a lunch at the Arboretum (so far!), then to collect our supplies of mushy dinners and incontinence pads and be dropped back at our respective front doors.
Kent Fitch, Nicholls
Far from being "the gibbering opponents of light rail", canthetram.org has posted all 353 letter writers on the subject last year. Two-thirds of letter writers oppose light rail, while a quarter are supporters, a remarkably stable ratio all year.
Adding to the total are "serial authors" such as A. Smith, Howard Carew, Peter Toscan and the mysterious M. Silex, who have become household names beyond their confines of Farrer, Isaacs, Amaroo and Erindale and contribute at least an uprecedented "letter a day" on this topic.
Many of them make a lot of sense – unlike some of the Gang-gang columns, padded with paragraphs of gratuitous insults, and mangled English (how, unCanberranly). I suggest, therefore, they be invited to share the indulgent Gang-gang column, allowing the present ageing columnist the time to dream of his beloved Norwich City canaries – and leave our native flora and fauna in peace.
David Dickson, Kaleen
Mean-spirited attack
Ian Warden should have been looking in a mirror when he came up with his UnCanberran of the Year for 2015 ("Gong and pong: it's judgment day", Gang-gang, January 1, p8). His mean-spirited attack on the good burghers of Yarralumla was based entirely on his envy of them living in more salubrious surroundings than his self-despised home suburb of Garran. The residents of Yarralumla were subjected to an appalling attack by the Land Development Agency on not just their quality of life and surroundings, but those of Canberra as a whole.
This government-owned property developer has taken the role of land use and planning and has demonstrated that it puts revenue generation above all other considerations. The LDA's proposal for 1800 units on the brickworks site in Yarralumla was a planning catastrophe, worsened by its original determination to leave the heritage structures to further decay.
The Yarralumla residents deserve the gratitude of all Canberrans for working tirelessly to achieve a result that more befits the bush capital and its heritage. Our true UnCanberran of 2015 might see himself in line for a Walkley award in 2016 if he undertakes a forensic analysis of how planning and development in the ACT drifted into the state that has given us such mediocre property development in recent years.
Alan Robertson , Canberra City
Impounded dog
The article "Bail refused for ex-Digger accused of assault after dog 'sprung' from shelter (January 1, p1) suggests Shane Van Duren has mental issues in the sense that his behaviour throughout this matter is not consistent with that of a normal person.
Removal of his companion dog interstate when he clearly needs it to deal with his mental health issues seems high-handed – unless he has been mistreating it, but that does not seem to be the case from the story as reported.
I can relate to his concerns, because a few years ago we were keen to adopt a young female German shepherd from the RSPCA shelter — ironically, left behind by a Digger on posting. When we went to the RSPCA for a second visit and interview, we were told she had been euthanised for antisocial behaviour. She was clearly pining for her lost owner, but she was not aggressive with us, so I can fully appreciate Van Buren's concerns.
C. Williams, Forrest
End exclusive TV rights
I was surprised to read that a certain television network had "exclusive broadcast rights" to the News Year's Eve fireworks display in Sydney. It seems ludicrous to me that a public event paid for by the ratepayers of Sydney could be subject to such rights.
Surely it is time to end this farce by letting any channel televise it, if they want to. Then we would have a choice.
Terry Giesecke, Scullin
Share the cricket
There are nearly 170 representative cricket games this summer and as one of eight states and territories, we mightexpect rather more than the four games grudgingly allocated to us by Cricket Australia.
CA has a greater responsibility for the game than just maximising the dollar return by playing games mostly in the Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.
The Matador Cup was played out in empty grounds at the start of the season and the Cricket Australia side, with some ACT representatives, could have played their home games at Manuka Oval. Everybody wins.
And please, no more excuses as to why we can't have games here, such as the size of the ground, the standard of the lights, the crowd wasn't big enough, or there is no red carpet for CA bigwigs and VIPs.
Andrew Papworth, Campbell
Injury in the making
Watching the Big Bash cricketers playing through rain recently, I became concerned on two levels: 1. The danger of large bowlers injuring themselves in an "unsafe workplace" and the liabilities that might return to organisers and officials. 2. Having coached/umpired a lot of junior cricket and having called games off in slippery wet conditions to avoid injuries to young players, what should I do now?
John Dinn, Ngunnawal
No need to apologise
No, Penny Wong and Malcolm Turnbull, Peter Dutton is under no obligation to apologise for referring to Samantha Maiden as a "mad f---ing witch". ("Labor bays for blood despite 'witch' apology", January 5, p4). The reference was made in what was essentially a private conversation between Mr Dutton and Jamie Briggs, which, through mishap, came to Ms Maiden's attention, and was a personal opinion, not intended to be known by her.
Had the comment been purposely made to her face, Mr Dutton's manners might be considered sufficiently deplorable to require an apology, but as the situation stands, he need only apologise for bothering her with a wrongly addressed email. In fact, now that Ms Maiden now knows exactly how she is regarded by Mr Dutton and he knows that she knows, the pair's relationship can now be placed on a more honest footing.
I note that, so far at least, Ms Maiden has treated the matter with the sensible and mature equanimity it deserves, unlike the mildly hysterical response of the media, Penny Wong and Malcolm Turnbull, the latter apparently, and disappointingly, responding to what he regards as the vox populii.
Bill Deane, Chapman
Sportsmen are subject to the strictest guides of behaviour and decorum. Our politicians should be held to no less, or ideally higher, standards. The behaviour of Mr Dutton and Mr Briggs is inexcusable for men who are elected representatives for their electorates. How can they represent women when they depict and treat women the way they have over the Christmas break.
If all the talk about treating women appropriately is taken with any seriousness, they should both be disendorsed by the Liberal Party of Australia.
Patrick O'Hara, Isaacs
The latest exposure, at ministerial level, appears to show our politicians live in a world where gutter language is acceptable. The two-party-led system is obviously bringing the wrong people to the job.
Nowhere is this more obvious than in failed attempts to reform behaviour in Parliament itself.
Audrey Guy, Ngunnawal
The evil of alcohol
Ross Fitzgerald is right in his very good analysis of the correlation between alcohol and violence ("Booze-violence link is ignored", Forum, January 2, p6). Perhaps his simile of fish and water should be substituted with fire and petrol. Given the amount of violence directly associated with the consumption of alcohol, even worse when ice comes into the picture, it is a crying disgrace that governments are not prepared to face the liquor industry and demand changes in many facets of that trade.
For a start, the constant barrage of advertising showing beer consumption as a thing all healthy males do, and the drinking of wine or spirits as sophisticated and sexy, should be far more restricted, if not completely banned. We have stopped advertising tobacco because we are aware of the social dislocation caused by its consumption. What's the difference to society between tobacco consumption and alcohol abuse? Ultimately, the latter has always been shown to be far more adverse, to affect far more persons than the consumer and to cause, by a significant degree, greater social upheaval.
Furthermore, how does society rationalise the prohibition of drugs generally, yet allows alcohol to be freely available to anyone who is of age and who is, apparently, not intoxicated.
The older I get, the more I realise just how stupid human beings really are. Good on you, Professor Fitzgerald for reminding us all.
Michael O'Brien, Newtown, NSW
Voluntary euthanasia
Bruce Peterson asks (Letters, December 27) who decides in a case of voluntary euthanasia. There is no doubt about this: it is the patient. That is why it is called voluntary euthanasia.
Mr Peterson equates suicide with voluntary euthanasia, and non-voluntary euthanasia with murder. Neither statement is correct.
Suicide is the act of deliberately killing oneself. Voluntary euthanasia, or voluntary assisted dying, is the act of choosing help to end one's life in either of two ways. The first is by having a doctor administer a lethal drug; the second is by having a doctor prescribe a lethal drug that the patient then self-administers.
Non-voluntary euthanasia is not murder. Murder occurs where someone is killed against their will. Non-voluntary euthanasia happens when a doctor helps a patient to die without an explicit and current request. It does not and cannot happen under a voluntary euthanasia law, since by definition such a law requires a patient explicitly to seek help to die.
Non-voluntary euthanasia is technically illegal, and where there is some public knowledge about it, as in the Netherlands, it has been performed for compassionate reasons and, therefore, there have been no prosecutions.
Richard Mills, former president, Dying with Dignity NSW, Leura, NSW
Analysis egocentric
Joan Milner (Letters, December 31) is bang on the money when she observes that any contribution from Malcolm Mackerras is full of "I" and "my". His articles are irritating to read and any analysis offered is often not about the electoral proposal or outcome – it's about Malcolm. Why The Canberra Times publishes these self-indulgent ramblings is puzzling, particularly from a fellow whose reputation for electoral analysis is surely past its use-by date.
Ian Duckworth, Griffith
Try conversing
The article by Harry Mount ("Student emperors the toll of child-centred schooling", Times2, January 1, p5) seemed a classic example of an angry old white man venting about the younger generation. I wonder how he feels about monuments and tributes to Hitler being left unchallenged, or about the public exposure of celebrities, business and church leaders who have misused their power over others. Surely, it is better to engage in a proper discussion with all age groups about how to respond more creatively to behaviour that was accepted in the past but is no longer tolerated. That way could lead to more civilised conversations and less outrage on all sides.
David Purnell, Florey
How refreshing to see a smart women in public life who can laugh off a dumb mistake with sexist overtones. Peter Dutton, what were you thinking? In this world of trigger warnings and safe mental places that infantilise those involved, well done Samantha Maiden, and take note, Jenna Price.
H. Ronald, Jerrabomberra, NSW
Who trains these political apes to believe women are expendable trash?
D.C.Mildern, Lyons
I see that a cabinet reshuffle is required. I hereby nominate Mr Potato Head as the Minister for Communications.
James Gralton, Garran
A word of comfort to those who have lost the plot (Letters, December 31) over Minister Shane Rattenbury's proposal to permit vegie gardens on nature strips. Vegetable growing will be optional, not mandatory. You can continue to water and mow your grassed nature strips to your heart's content.
Patricia Saunders, Chapman
The land on Northbourne Avenue is too valuable for a tramline. It should be subdivided and sold to gardeners to grow vegetables.
John Simsons, Holt
We are informed by Sue McCarthy ("Tough rules for strip gardeners", January 2, p8) that there is a waiting list at community gardens around Canberra. So isn't the answer to Rattenbury's ridiculous and problematic suggestion re planting them on nature strips as simple as increasing the size and number of these gardens?
Val Walker, Yarralumla
As I did not watch Portlandia, which Portland appears at number 3 in the list of the world's most loveable cities (Forum, January 2, p8): Maine or Oregon?
Ken McPhan, Spence
Peter Stubbs (Letters, December 29) did his cause no good when calling for government intervention to improve the standard of bonbon jokes, he included as evidence: "What do you call a blind dinosaur? Do-you-think-he-saw-us." I laughed. Wish I had been sitting at his table.
Chris Harris, Kambah
It seems that not only is Nick Goldie (Letters, January 2) a fan of "appeals to higher authorities", he is also partial to the bandwagon appeal. And yes, plenty of us do think climate change is a plot, given the billions to "big climate".
Bob Zeitlhofer, Monash
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An elegant catalog of all images from three 2011 exhibits at the Museum of Computer Art: the Brooklyn Bridge Exhibit, the Brooklyn Festival of Digital Art and the June 2011 Contest of the Month.
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The Nittany Lions appear to be set regarding who will block next fall for their quarterback — Steven Bench, Tyler Ferguson or incoming freshman Christian Hackenberg.
Center Ty Howle and right tackle Adam Gress have filled the openings left by the graduation of Matt Stankiewitch and Mike Farrell. Howle in particular has impressed right guard John Urschel, a returning first-team All-Big Ten pick.
"I can talk about Ty all day," Urschel said Thursday during a Big Ten conference call. "He's one of the most underrated players on our team. I don't think we're going to miss a beat at that position."
That is high praise considering Stankiewitch earned first-team All-Big Ten honors last season and will get a chance to play in the NFL.
Howle, Gress and Urschel are classmates, and the fifth-year seniors and will line up together in the Blue-White game April 20. They are slated to join left tackle Donovan Smith, a redshirt sophomore, and left guard Miles Dieffenbach, a redshirt junior, in the starting lineup next fall.
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