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I wanna lounge. Drinking on the Strip these days, there's no middle.
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CityCenter is a walkable, drinkable art museum
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Sin City Brewing's exclusive ale for Aria is complex but mellow
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Sign of the times: A slow shift at CityCenter
MGM Resorts is focusing on Aria and moving away from CityCenter's original plans.
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Sophie has won numerous awards for excellence in medical and health journalism, including an Australian Museum Eureka award and multiple awards from various professional medical colleges.
Sophie's reports appear on the ABC news, Lateline, and 7:30. She hosts the Health Quarter on ABC News 24 and is a frequent guest on Richard Glover's 702 Drive.
She is an ambassador for Bowel Cancer Australia, to raise awareness of cancer screening.
She is the author of two books, Live a Longer Life and Roadtesting Happiness.
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Adult stem cells injected into the heart of an Australian cardiac patient have grown into new blood vessels.
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Experimental stem cell procedure shows any donor can be used with fear or rejection.
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Medical authorities are urging people with flu symptoms to cover up with a mask when out in public this coming flu season.
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A new study has shown a drug used to lower cholesterol can actually reverse heart disease.
The Federal Government has indicated it will spend as much as $1.5 billion to boost mental services across the country.
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This week national medical reporter Sophie Scott looks at a campaign to rid Australia from asbestos by 2030 and why an irregular heartbeat can be a danger sign to watch out for.
Topics: health, diseases-and-disorders, rehabilitation, safety, australia
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The ABC's national medical reporter Sophie Scott looks at the row brewing over the treatment of type 2 diabetes patients and why Australian teenagers are being exposed to more violence than ever before
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The ABC's national medical reporter Sophie Scott looks at the row brewing over the treatment of type 2 diabetes patients and why Australian teenagers are being exposed to more violence than ever before
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The ABC's national medical reporter Sophie Scott looks at a little known but common genetic condition called 'Fragile x syndrome' and the launch of the new 'my hospitals' website.
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A new study suggests cancer patients are not being treated in line with guidelines which could save their lives.
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The ABC's national medical reporter Sophie Scott looks at a breakthrough in celiac disease and how robots are now doing heart surgery
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New research has turned accepted thinking on its head about how long to wait before conceiving after a miscarriage.
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Australia's first long-term study of alcohol abuse has found that one-in-five drinkers is likely to develop a problem during their life.
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Tony Abbott says he is not willing to meet a request by the three independent MPs to have access to economic advice reserved for incoming governments.
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The Guide Dogs Association is setting up a $40 million eye imaging centre where people can have their vision checked for free.
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A Sydney asbestos disease research centre has officially been named after campaigner Bernie Banton, who died on Tuesday.
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Gethsemane Lyrics
Artist: Loretta Lynn
Album: God Bless America Again
Toll no bell for me Father
But let this cup of suffering pass from me
Send me no shepherd to heal my world
But the Angel - the dream foretold
Prayed more than thrice for you to see
The wolf of loneliness in me
Not my own will but Yours be done.
You wake up where's the tomb?
Will Easter come, enter my room?
The Lord weeps with me
But my tears fall for you.
Another Beauty
Loved by a Beast
Another tale of infinite dreams
Your eyes they were my paradise
Your smile made my sun rise.
Forgive me for I don't know what I gain
Alone in this garden of pain
Enchantment has but one truth:
I weep to have what I fear to lose.
You wake up where's the tomb?
Will Easter come, enter my room?
The Lord weeps with me
But my tears fall for you.
I knew you never before
I see you never more
But the love the pain the hope O beautiful one
Have made you mine 'till all my years are done.
Without you
The poetry within me is dead...
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Thai trial provides healing for victim's sister and friend
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A sister and friend of murdered Westport man Charles Jones have a sense of closure since travelling to Thailand last week to give evidence at his killer's trial.
"It's a healing step," Jones' sister, Alison McMillan, said.
She and Jones' friend, Stuart Yeatman, both of Christchurch, went to Pattaya for the court hearing on November 7 of Mohamad Shanar Ryad, a former Syrian army commando and United Nations-registered refugee accused of the brutal murder.
Jones, 56, was the World Croquet Federation president and was five days into a six-week holiday at the Thai beach resort when he was slain in his rented apartment on August 22 last year.
Yeatman discovered his body the next morning and helped Thai police to capture his killer, then aged 22. He was arrested four days later with Jones' computer, cellphone and watch.
Ryad admitted killing the New Zealander but claimed Jones had tried to rape him at knifepoint so he stabbed him to death.
McMillan said she had struggled to comprehend her brother's murder and went to Thailand to defend his reputation.
Some details that emerged shocked her, including that he was stabbed 27 times. However, she felt no malice when she saw her brother's killer for the first time.
He was led into the courtroom with his legs manacled, linked by a chain to wrist irons, and sat within arm's reach of her in court. "I couldn't quite get my head around the whole thing. Just to be there to see this is the man who had taken Charles' life, I thought I should feel angry but I can't. His eyes seemed so empty, like there was nothing there."
Yeatman spent most of the day in the witness box being questioned about his friend, whom he knew for about four years.
"'I feel I've been heard and I feel I've done my job as far as my friendship to Charles goes and my obligations to him."
His friend's murder had been hard to cope with on top of rebuilding his Christchurch business, which was destroyed in the February quake, he said.
"I was a bit worried going back and that it would stuff me up in the head but it did the opposite."
On the night of the murder, Yeatman had dropped Jones at his apartment to meet Ryad, whom Jones had befriended and had met twice previously.
When he failed to turn up at breakfast, Yeatman investigated and found his body in his apartment. A cellphone sim card belonging to Jones, which Yeatman told Thai police about, helped them to track down the killer.
"I found him. I found the killer and helped make sure he faces the outcome of the Thai court."
He told the court Jones would never attack someone and was incapacitated with an injured shoulder from a fall in England. "Charles was the meekest, mildest guy."
Yeatman said he trusted the court to properly deal with his friend's killer but hoped he didn't get the death penalty.
"We can see a young man who has gone so far over the line, you can say unequivocally he has ruined his life."
Ryad would next appear in court on January 15, when his defence lawyer would put his case.
They were told he planned to admit it was a botched robbery and drop his allegations against Jones.
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the shutterbugs: julie ansiau.
i'm such a fan of paris-based photographer julie ansiau. her photography is bright, beautiful and a little bit whimsical, and even with decor images like these, the styling gets just a little bit playful. julie shoots for elle, figaro and milk magazines, just to name a few. she also keeps a blog, blog des fruits des fleurs etc. with updates on her latest projects —...
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from the fabulously talented folks who bring you coffeeklatch the online interview magazine, comes their beautiful new book, greenterior, plant loving creatives and their homes. greenterior by Bart Kiggen and Magali Elali is my new favorite coffee table book and for good reason — the book documents the homes of eighteen designers and artists through the lens of their...
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i have a thing for these mirrors.
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every time i see one of these uniquely shaped mirrors i'm suddenly stopped dead in my tracks. there's just something so striking, and so feminine about the curve and shape of their pretty brass frames. i did a bit of research on them and i believe they are called an F.A.33 mirror, originally designed by the legendary designer Gio Ponti in 1933...
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melanie abrantes designs: summer 2016.
this lookbook from Bay Area-based producer of handcrafted homewares Melanie Abrantes' has me hankering for a san francisco rooftop party. Melanie Abrantes' very beautiful Summer 2016 Collection introduces new, heirloom objects and new materials — like brass — to the designer's line of home goods focused on showcasing the natural beauty and unique qualities...
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one of the greatest things about previously-loved, secondhand goods is that you're giving new life to old things — and not just consuming new products for a change — which is nice to do when you get the chance. plus, vintage always has a better boho vibe. i cruised around chairish to hunt for bohemian modern treasure and hit the motherlode....
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what are the rules? how high of a level can i got up to?
ok you want a double battle? I'm on a 5 in a row winning and lets see if you can break it. You up for it?
Ahhh. I see. well, if you ever wanna battle.
I was going to ask you if you could make a battle thread and it's a partner tournament.
oh? what did you need lol?
lol sorry but I already asked my other friend if he could do it.
Yeah, I'm a battler. What do you need?
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Dawn: I did. I saw it. -hugs me-
Me: oh well.
I hope dawn doesn't see this or I'm doomed.
a girlfriend huh? Thats cool dude.
hey, nothing much but on christmas night my girlfriend said that she was going to do something special and I know I am going to have a blast. (I'm a lucky dude)
Hey dude, whats up? lol
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Three years later, the Cubs still "stinks." Worse than ever, in fact.
But, guess who hasn't stunk so far?
Starlin Castro and Anthony Rizzo. So, they've got that going for them.
Unlike cake at the Field Museum, no one wants to toss his April stats in the dumpster.
Last season, both players struggled, to varying degrees, during the Cubs' woeful 96-loss season. Castro was one of the worst regulars in baseball, while Rizzo's hitting results were much too inconsistent.
I went through March/April stats for both players over the past two seasons to check out the differences. Both are doing much better this season, to no surprise.
Through 26 games this season, Rizzo's slash line (batting average/on-base percentage/slugging percentage) is .283/.407/.457. He has 26 hits (four homers, two doubles and one triple) with 18 walks and 18 strikeouts.
Through 26 games last season, Rizzo hit .224/.315/.531. He had 22 hits (eight homers, six doubles) with 11 walks and 27 strikeouts.
What to make of this comparison? Perhaps he's not trying to hit everything out of the park. Rizzo's power stats were decent for a guy in his first full season in the majors, but inconsistent. I mean, 35 percent of his homers came in the first month of the season, where he was truly boom or bust.
Last season, his BABIP (batting average, balls in play) was a meager .258. Some would say he was unlucky, but as former manager Dale Sveum told me last summer, that number was low because Rizzo wasn't squaring up enough, and he wasn't taking advantage of hittable pitches. In the end, he was one of the worst fastball hitters in the majors. Sveum had a more colorful term for the pitches Rizzo wasn't striking, but this is a family blog.
Rizzo's BABIP through one month is .310, and he has 11 more singles than he did at this point in 2013.
Now, how about Castro, who is trusting himself at the plate after organizational malfeasance and his own murky judgment sabotaged a season.
Through 26 games this season, Castro's slash line is .308/.339/.471. He has 32 hits (four homers and five doubles) with five walks and 13 strikeouts.
He wasn't awful last spring. In his first 26 games, he hit .277/.296/.420. Castro had 31 hits (five doubles, three homers) with three walks and 19 strikeouts. His season bottomed out later, but Castro looks more confident and comfortable all around. I think he's back to All-Star form, but it's early.
The good news for the Cubs is that both players' approaches are sound. That's a good foundation to begin another lost season for the club.
One worry the team had last season was that too much pressure was on both players, given the limitations of the lineup. The limitations haven't improved that much, but the Cubs have to hope these starts augur for better seasons.
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"Egypt welcomes Arab tourism and the government is working to remove all obstacles in this regard, including visa requirements," the news agency quoted Zaazou as saying.
A total of 11.5 million tourists visited Egypt in 2012, generating some $10 billion in revenue, according to Zaazou. The minister added that the government sought to attract 15 million tourists a year, in line with pre-revolution levels.
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In terms of s10(1)(gC)(ii) of the Income Tax Act, No 58 of 1962 (Act) a pension received by or accrued to a resident from a source outside South Africa as consideration for past employment outside South Africa is exempt from the payment of tax. In terms of s9(1)(i) of the Act it is indicated that an amount is deemed to be sourced within South Africa if the amount constitutes a pension or annuity and the services in respect of which the amount is received or accrued were rendered within South Africa. However, if an amount is received or accrued in respect of services which were rendered partly within and partly outside South Africa, only so much of the amount as bears to the total of the amount the same ratio as the period during which the services were rendered in South Africa bears to the total period during which the services were rendered must be regarded as having been received by or accrued to the person from a source within South Africa.
In a number of instances the South African Revenue Service (SARS) has argued that the location of the fund paying the pension or annuity is decisive. To the extent that the fund is located in South Africa, it was argued that the source is in South Africa and therefore that the total amount is taxable in South Africa irrespective of the fact that the pension may relate partly to services that were rendered outside South Africa.
In terms of a Binding General Ruling No 25 (14 November 2014) SARS has now indicated that the reference to source in s10 of the Act refers to the originating cause that gives rise to the pension income, ie where the services have been rendered. Accordingly, a pension will be exempt to the extent that the services were rendered outside South Africa. A formula is used that divides the total pension between foreign services rendered and total services that have been rendered. To the extent that a portion of the pension thus relates to foreign services that have been rendered, it will be exempt irrespective of the fact that the fund is located in South Africa.
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Agreement will cover ViewSonic's Android Tablets and smartphones.
REDMOND, Wash. - Sept. 8, 2011 - Microsoft Corp. and ViewSonic Corp. have signed a patent agreement that provides broad coverage under Microsoft's patent portfolio for ViewSonic's tablets and mobile phones running the Android or Chrome Platform. Although the contents of the agreement have not been disclosed, the parties indicate that Microsoft will receive royalties from ViewSonic under the agreement.
"We are pleased that ViewSonic is taking advantage of our industrywide licensing program established to help companies address Android's IP issues," said Horacio Gutierrez, corporate vice president and deputy general counsel of Intellectual Property and Licensing at Microsoft. "This agreement is an example of how industry leaders can reach commercially reasonable arrangements that address intellectual property."
Microsoft's Commitment to Licensing Intellectual Property
The patent agreement is another example of the important role IP plays in ensuring a healthy and vibrant IT ecosystem. Since Microsoft launched its IP licensing program in December 2003, the company has entered into more than 700 licensing agreements and continues to develop programs that make it possible for customers, partners and competitors to access its IP portfolio. The program was developed to open access to Microsoft's significant R&D investments and its growing, broad patent and IP portfolio.
More information about Microsoft's licensing programs is available at http://www.microsoft.com/iplicensing.
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STOCKHOLM — Swedish furniture giant Ikea became entangled in Europe's widening meat scandal Monday, forced to withdraw meatballs from stores across Europe amid suspicions that they contained horse meat.
Stores in the U.S. and Canada were not affected, Ikea said.
The company reacted after authorities in the Czech Republic said they had detected horse DNA in tests of 1-kilogram (2.2-pound) packs of frozen meatballs that were labeled as beef and pork. The Czech State Veterinary Administration said it tested two batches of Ikea meatballs and only one of them contained horse meat. It did not say how much.
Meatballs from the same batch had been sent from a Swedish supplier to 12 other European countries — Slovakia, Hungary, France, Britain, Portugal, the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Greece, Cyprus and Ireland — and would be pulled off the shelves in all of them, Ikea said.
Later Monday, the company expanded the withdrawals to stores in 21 European countries and in Hong Kong, Thailand and the Dominican Republic, all of which were getting meatballs from the same Swedish supplier.
Ikea spokeswoman Ylva Magnusson said that included most European countries, but not Russia and Norway, which use local suppliers. Stores in Poland and Switzerland use both local suppliers and the Swedish one, but would now only use locally produced meatballs, she said.
"This is an extraordinary effort to ensure that no one is worried," Magnusson told The Associated Press.
She added that two weeks ago Ikea tested a range of frozen food products, including meatballs, and found no traces of horse meat. The company plans to conduct its own tests to "validate" the Czech results, she said.
Ikea's North America branch said the U.S. stores get their meatballs from a U.S. supplier.
"Based on the results of our mapping, we can confirm that the contents of the meatballs follow the Ikea recipe and contain only beef and pork from animals raised in the U.S. and Canada," Ikea North America spokeswoman Mona Astra Liss said in a statement.
Ikea is known for its assemble-it-yourself furniture but its trademark blue-and-yellow megastores also have cafeteria-style restaurants offering Swedish dishes such as meatballs served with boiled or mashed potatoes, gravy and lingonberry jam.
European Union officials met Monday to discuss tougher food labeling rules after the discovery of horse meat in a wide range of frozen supermarket meals that were supposed to contain beef or pork. So far those foods include meatballs, burgers, kebabs, lasagna, pizza, tortelloni, ravioli, empanadas and meat pies, among other items.
Authorities say the scandal is a case of fraudulent labeling but does not pose a health risk.
Gunnar Dafgard AB, a family-owned frozen foods company in southwestern Sweden that supplies Ikea's meatballs in Europe, posted a brief statement on its website saying "the batch in question has been blocked and we are investigating the situation."
Spokesman Ola Larsson said the company was conducting its own DNA tests and wouldn't comment further until it has those results.
Sweden's food safety authority said it wasn't taking any action but was waiting for Czech authorities to specify the quantity of horsemeat detected.
"If it's less than 1 percent it could mean that they handled horsemeat at the same facility. If it's more, we assess that it's been mixed into the product," said Karin Cerenius of Sweden's National Food Agency.
The Czech authority said a total of 760 kilograms (1,675 pounds) of the meatballs were stopped from reaching the shelves. It also said it found horse meat in beef burgers imported from Poland during random tests of food products.
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Sam Allardyce insists Andy Carroll can only improve after teeing up both goals in West Ham's 2-0 win over Swansea City on Saturday.
The England striker's aerial prowess was on show as he nodded down for Kevin Nolan to score twice, with the three points moving West Ham out of the Premier League relegation zone.
Carroll was making his first league start at Upton Park of the season after being plagued by a foot injury, although his game ended on a sour note as he was sent off for clashing with Swansea defender Chico Flores.
Nevertheless, Allardyce was happy with what he saw from Carroll and Nolan, and expects the striker to be hitting the net before long.
He said: "We got quality finishing, which is something we've been striving for on a consistent basis and we've crawled our way out of the bottom three. We keep doing it the hard way.
"Andy's not at his best either, but once the players start feeding Andy with the right service, his ability to hold the ball up and cause problems aerially is obviously his main threat.
"He just needs to start scoring a goal or two which is now his next challenge.
"He's made two for Kevin, next game let's make another couple and score one yourself.
"Nolan's contribution all over the pitch was a proper captain's contribution and you can see that by what it means to him to score goals."
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The videos of a genial-looking old man grinning as a blender pulverizes an iPhone into dust are popular on YouTube. Of course, BlendTec's product line is good for more than just destroying electronics. The blender not only makes smoothies and margaritas, but soup, juice, peanut butter, and even grind flour from grain.
Sales are "record-breaking," with 40% growth each of the past two years, said marketing manager Spencer Taggart. The company is adding another 100,000 square feet of manufacturing space to its Orem, Utah-based plant and plans to grow staff by about 50% in the next six months.
Why purchase a blender that costs roughly 10 times what the big box store sells? "People want to live a healthy lifestyle," Taggart said.
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'King & Maxwell,' well, chemistry works
But that's about all that work's in the new TNT drama
June 10, 2013
In the buddy-crimefighter genre, the most important element is that the two buddies have chemistry, but not too much chemistry. If the buddies are the same sex and seem too into each other, we get the snickery moments in the '70s series "Starsky and Hutch." If they're male and female, we wonder why they just don't go ahead and, you know, date.
TNT's new drama "King & Maxwell," with Jon Tenney and Rebecca Romijn as two Washington, D.C., private investigators based on characters from a series of novels by David Baldacci, gets the amount of chemistry just about right. But too much else is off. The dialogue is obvious, and the plot is absurd.
Since the same criticisms could be leveled at many of basic cable's personality-driven crime shows, these flaws probably won't repel fans of the genre, but "King & Maxwell" is unlikely to win any new converts.
The premiere episode, airing tonight at 10, opens with a scene in which Michelle Maxwell (Romijn) chases a bus driven by a man in a beaver suit. It turns out that he's trying to blackmail their client, whose wife has a "furry" fetish.
The chase is shot with a combination of slow motion and other video tricks that give it a surreal feel that jibes with nothing else in the episode and has no discernible point.
From then on, the episode is by the book. Michelle's partner, Sean King (Tenney), helps her make the collar by tricking her quarry into surrendering with a laser pointer that the dupe thinks is a rifle sight. Maxwell and King banter playfully about what would have happened if that plan didn't work. "You were plan B," he tells her.
Sticking to procedure, the show introduces two conventional, by-the-book lawmen, the FBI agent Rigby (Michael O'Keefe) and his associate Carter (Chris Butler), who will apparently be King and Maxwell's foils throughout the series. Rigby tells them that a lawyer friend of King's called him just before he was shot. The lawyer had left a message saying that he had new information about the case of an autistic savant accused of multiple murders.
Throwing logic to the winds, the show tries to get a "Silence of the Lambs" vibe by setting King's meeting in prison with the accused killer, Edgar Roy (Ryan Hurst), in a run-down room that is dark except for a single overhead spotlight.
With equal subtlety, the show sets up the sexual tension between the partners by having Maxwell commute to work in a single scull and then take a shower in King's home office. She leaves the bathroom door open to let out the steam. King ogles her wistfully.
In a moderately skillful bit of exposition, King tries to get Roy to talk by telling him his back story: Roy's lawyer was the only person who would help King after he lost his job as a Secret Service agent when the person he was supposed to protect was assassinated.
Agent Rigby delivers Maxwell's back story, explaining that she's also a fired Secret Service agent. He concludes by saying to her, "At least the guy you were supposed to be protecting only got kidnapped, not killed — unlike some people I know."
Like many crimes in TV mystery shows, Roy's supposed murders — spoiler alert! — turn out to be part of a conspiracy involving highly placed government officials and top executives at a corporation that produces something the screenwriters don't like. The principals have to talk a lot to fill in the holes in logic.
Unless the creators have changed their mind since selling the pilot, Roy will probably join up with Maxwell and King. His Rainman-like skills are pretty cool, but an autistic-savant character seems like a strong flavor to add to a show based on the plain-vanilla attraction of its two stars.
Many of us have a blind spot concerning the charms of this type of show. In all fairness, we should admit that its possible that "King & Maxwell" is worse than we've made it sound.
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Categories: The ProcureCon Marketing event at London's Tower Hotel kicked off on a grey June morning, but with a good level of enthusiasm amongst delegates. There were over 100 there at kick off at 8.45am, and it filled up to around the 200 as the morning went on. Show More Summary
London's Tower Bridge was built in the late nineteenth century and spans the River Thames, connecting Tower Hamlets to the north and Southwark to the south. Designed by Sir Horace Jones, the central span of the bridge can be raised and lowered to allow ships through. Show More Summary
Categories: We're only a week away from the ProcureCon Marketing conference at London's Tower Hotel on June 14th - 16th. It's amazing really – not too many years ago, such an event could have been held in the back of a black cab, as precious few procurement functions had much real influence over marketing spend. Show More Summary
It looks as if Henry Moore's "Old Flo"might finally be returning to the East End of London - and my home borough of Tower Hamlets. That would also mean one of the oddest stories about ownership of... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
London exemplifies a global trend: property warehoused by the global wealthy, to the detriment of the people who live there.
Gad about town and discover dozens of the city's most stylish, streamlined structures with this handy guide Amid the quirky towers and classic architecture spread across London, glitzy examples from the Art Deco age abound—if you know where to find them. Thankfully, Art Deco fans in the U.K. Show More Summary
Vast portions of the tallest residential tower in London are unoccupied for the majority of the year because their wealthy owners live elsewhere, according to an excellent analysis by The Guardian. Apartments in the Tower at St. George's...Show More Summary
Pin it Tick tock! London's most famous clock tower is LEGO's latest model kit. Check out the Big Ben set: READ MORE »
LEGO set 10253 features London's world famous Elizabeth Tower, aka Big Ben. The set consists of 4,163 pieces, including an all-new printed clock face, the titular bell and lots of tan minifig statues. It also has a mechanism to turn the clock. Drops 7/1/16 for $250.
Big Ben, one of London's most iconic landmarks, has been reproduced as a detailed LEGO Creator set. Standing 60cm tall, the toy replica is made up of over 4,000 bricks and boasts a faithful re-creation of the clock tower's many facades. Featuring four adjustable dials, a removable roof with entry to the belfry, a detailed section […]
Ben Wheatley's High-Rise is a viscerally immediate film, but it's also profoundly cool, sometimes to a fault. In one early scene, Dr. Robert Laing, an anatomy professor played with distant grace by Tom Hiddleston, peels away the face of a recently deceased schizophrenic for his students. Show More Summary
A new home for the Ravens in the Tower of London; a Japanese-take on the London terraced house; and a new centre of excellence for brain research were last night among 36 projects named as winners of the prestigious RIBA London Award for architectural excellence in the capital. Show More Summary
It's fitting that rising West Ham have a player made of iron in midfield. What is more remarkable is how Cheikhou Kouyate got there. The towering man's journey from Dakar, Senegal, to London's East End was long and risky. West Ham are...Show More Summary
Warning: Contains spoilers aplenty from Game of Thrones Season 6, episode 3. LONDON — So, that Tower of Joy scene, eh? The long-awaited flashback sequence we saw in episode three was something of a double-edged sword: on the one hand...Show More Summary
Ever since London hosted the Olympics in 2012 there has been a gargantuan addition to the city's skyline. The ArcelorMittal Orbit Tower is the largest piece of public art in Britain, and it has now been given a seriously inspired update. Called "The Slide," it is quite literally a slide that will be the tallest […]