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This article's main headline is highly misleading and could lead the Halifax real estate consumer to believe that prices in the Halifax real estate market are cool enough to get the proverbial "deal." In actuality, as you read further through the article below, the Halifax market remains an anomaly in that, compared to larger markets like Vancouver and Toronto, our prices are continuing to climb, with many homes being sold for a premium.
For Sellers, this is and will be for some time, a great opportunity to offload your current property in the face of a healthy real estate market. Don't let the tacky headlines scare you.
Roger Talor - Chronicle Herald - March 4, 2013
In technical terms, the Halifax real estate market has "flattened out" from the time the federal shipbuilding program was first announced back in October 2011 to today.
There was a quick uptick in what some might describe as speculative real estate activity in the city in the six to eight months following the announcement that Irving Shipbuilding Inc. had won the right to negotiate for the bulk of the federal shipbuilding work.
Matthew Gilmore says some people were fast to take advantage of what was expected to be an influx of workers looking for employment due to the $25-billion, 30-year shipbuilding program.
We all know now that the work isn't going to start as quickly as some had anticipated, so the housing market has cooled, says Gilmore, a senior market analyst for Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. in Halifax.
If real estate sales climbed by about 20 per cent in the months immediately following the shipbuilding announcement, Gilmore says, the Halifax market today has declined by about the same amount. He says the rise and fall in activity is offsetting over a longer period of time.
"We're not seeing a lot of strength when it comes to economic fundamentals in Halifax right now," he says.
"We've seen limited employment growth, limited economic growth, in the one per cent range. When it comes to employment growth, most has been in part-time for most of the past couple of years. So that is not as supportive of housing demand as if it was full-time (employment) growth."
Craig Alexander, senior vice-president and chief economist with TD Bank Financial Group, says Halifax's housing affordability is the envy of the rest of the country.
"If you compare the average income of individuals in Halifax to the price of homes, there are no signs of excess valuation," Alexander told me on the phone from Washington, D.C., where he was attending a conference.
Alexander says it only takes about 3½ to four years of income to fully pay for an average home in Halifax. The national average is about five. Toronto is modestly above the national average. In a hot market like Vancouver, it takes 11 years' worth of income to acquire a home.
Having low affordability works in favour of first-time home buyers, but an economy also needs home prices to grow to allow existing homeowners to benefit from the appreciating value of their home over time, he says.
The worst thing to happen to the economy would be boom-and-bust cycles.
Alexander says he hasn't identified an economic catalyst that would lead to a significant weakening in the Halifax real estate market.
"I don't think (Halifax) economic activity will be booming (in 2013). But at the same time, I don't think there's anything on the horizon that would suggest a correction in sales and prices is imminent."
Changes to mortgage insurance rules last year may have discouraged some people from purchasing a home, says Alexander, but he believes that will abate as time goes on and people have time to adjust to meet the new financing requirements.
The shipbuilding work has been slower to happen than most would have hoped, but he says it will happen and the economy will benefit from that activity.
"I just don't subscribe to the idea that Halifax is headed for a significant economic correction."
The CMHC's Gilmore agrees that 2013 will be relatively flat for the economy and, more specifically, the Halifax real estate market. But things should start to pick up closer to the end of the year, and economic activity should really improve in 2014.
Although sales will be flat this year, home prices should grow by two or three per cent, he says.
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By David Larock
Statistics Canada recently changed the way it calculates key economic data to bring its methods into line with agreed upon international accounting standards. As a result, the debt-to-income ratio for the average Canadian household shot up 11 per cent, literally overnight, to 163 per cent (a record high).
This has inspired lots of foreboding talk about how our "soaring" household debt-to-income levels are now higher than U.S. debt-to-income ratios were at the peak of their housing bubble. That may be technically true, but it is also totally misleading.
That's because the standard method for calculating this ratio uses after-tax income, which isn't a fair comparison because Canadian personal income taxes cover health care costs and American personal income taxes don't. (To put this difference in perspective, according to my initial research the average American spends anywhere from 10 per cent to 20 per cent of their after-tax income on health-care related costs.)
While it has become fashionable to predict that Canada is headed for a U.S.-style housing crash, most economists still think that is unlikely and they use plenty of data to support their position.
To be clear, I readily agree that our household debt levels are too high and that's why I have consistently supported the federal government's attempts to reign in borrowing by changing the lending policies and regulations used by CMHC and OSFI. But that's a far cry from believing that our debt levels are about to cause our houses to start spontaneously combusting. (Did I just give Maclean's an idea for their next apocalyptic magazine cover … or have they used that one already?)
Before you start loading up on canned soup and fire extinguishers, consider this sampling of recent comments from the experts I read:
* A report by BMO economists in January 2012 first pointed out the flaw in using after-tax income to compare Canadian and U.S. debt-to-income ratio levels. Instead, they argued that using a debt-to-gross income ratio would provide a better apples-to-apples comparison. Using this revised methodology, BMO economist Sal Guatieri reported recently that Canada's debt-to-gross income ratio (121 per cent) is still well below both the current (146 per cent) and peak (166 per cent) U.S. levels. That presents a very different comparison from the popular one being bandied about in much of the mainstream media.
* David Rosenberg, a well-known Canadian economist, wrote recently that our ratio of housing starts to the civilian population is "not far off the average of the last 10 years, whereas as in the U.S. back in the 2006-07 peak, that ratio was 25 per cent above the long-run norm." In other words, Canada has not seen the kind of short-term spike in speculative real-estate investing/borrowing that we saw in the U.S. during the latter stages of their housing bubble.
* Mr. Rosenberg also notes that Canadian policy makers and regulators have been pro-active in responding to our rising household debt levels while their U.S counterparts were basically asleep at the switch until it was too late (hyperbole mine).
* Further to that last point, Benjamin Tal, an economist with CIBC, recently noted in an interview with Rob Carrick that overall Canadian household debt is now rising at its slowest pace in 10 years, while consumer debt levels are actually falling for the first time in 20 years. That kind of momentum makes for a trend in the right direction.
* In a separate report, Tal notes that the crash in U.S. house prices was far more extreme in cities with above-average levels of sub-prime lending, where prices corrected by an average of 40 per cent. This is more than double the average decline seen in U.S. cities with below-average levels of subprime loans.
"Eradicate subprime from the U.S. housing market and, instead of the most severe house price meltdown since the Great Depression, you get a soft landing." By comparison, Canadian subprime loans account for about seven per cent of our total mortgage debt outstanding while U.S. subprime loans peaked at a little under 25 per cent of their total mortgage debt outstanding before their housing crash.
The bottom line: Like any informed observer who can see beyond his own short-term self interest to what is best for the whole economy over the long term; I am concerned about how ultra-low interest rates have pushed our household debt levels to record highs. But I reject the implication that we have driven over the debt cliff to financial ruin and are now in free fall just waiting to hit the ground.
David Larock is an independent mortgage planner and industry insider specializing in helping clients purchase, refinance or renew their mortgages. His posts appear weekly on his blog,
We are fast approaching the busiest market place for real estate in HRM. Despite talk from the nay sayers and others, the Halifax Real Estate market is still alive and well.
Starting in January 2012, the dynamism of listings and sales has never ceased or abated. Coupled with an excess of inventory and low interest rates, combined with a tick of demand as result of the ship building announcement and discovery of oil off our beautiful coastline, the housing market is both hearty and strong.
Though there was a small dip in the summer, as expected due to vacations and the exceptional weather we've been having, the Fall market is springing up even before a seasonal change. On MLS the number of homes listed daily is now equal to those with conditional offers. What's more, even more inventory continues to flood the system in an attempt to grab more market share.
Though sales are up across the municipality, the highest demand rests on peninsular Halifax. I have had the pleasure of working with clients, after my recent breakthrough in this market, who have each sold their properties for 98% of asking price within two days on the market. This kind of demand is, heretofore, unprecedented.
My advice is, if you're looking at selling your property and relocating, do so now. With the markets overseas continuing to be volatile and unstable, now is not the time to be greedy and wait. Take advantage of current market conditions and move now. You may make an additional 4% in a year, but that's only if the market continues. Lessons learned, while situations that are benevolent last, more often than not they have a habit of tanking out.
Fortune Favours the bold.
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By DAN HAWTHORNE
Sports Editor
JACKSON – A 16 point performance by Za'hra Williams helped the Yazoo City Lady Indians edge out a 38-36 victory over Wingfield Wednesday in a game that had fans on the edge of their seats.
The victory extended their winning streak to four games. The Lady Indians own the regular season series 2-0. -------for the rest of the story see The Yazoo Herald printed edition or subscribe to the Digital Edition.----------

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AGL Table in Black top, Black base (as shown).
AGL Table in Black top, Chrome base (left).
Thoughtfully curated and carefully balanced, this range of Dining and Meeting offerings navigates the many moments of living when we gather around a
table—recognizing that the purpose may easily shift from sharing food to sharing ideas, from the leisurely to the long, from the elegant to the casual.
Leon Ransmeier's newly commissioned table group draws insight from the aesthetic and efficient properties of aeronautic design. This influence extends to the name, an aviation acronym for "above ground level." A gracefully tapered edge invites the sitter, while optional power trays mounted at the perimeter reduce clutter and keep creativity flowing during collaborative meetings. Available in an array of sizes and finishes, AGL demonstrates Herman Miller's commitment to extending the Collection with new designs that are beautiful, enduring, and purposeful.
AGL Table in Black top, Black base (as shown).
AGL Table in Black top, Chrome base (left).
Refined and confident, Mark Goetz's Full Twist appears to have a frame formed from flowing ribbons of wood—an illusion produced by the union of carpentry craft and cutting-edge technology. This singular, sculpted wood band seamlessly attaches to the legs, forming both armrests and a slightly sloping back to provide easy comfort and natural support.
A clean-lined, solid-wood design featuring an upholstered seat, the chair is equally suited for dining and meeting functions in a workspace or at home. Full Twist is available in a complete range of woods and upholsteries, offering nearly limitless possibilities to complement any interior.
Fulll Twist Guest Chair in Epinglé/Fog from Ensemble Textiles Collection by Geiger Textiles, White Ash frame (as shown).
Full Twist Guest Chair in Black MCL leather, Light Brown Walnut frame (left).
The idea behind George Nelson's Platform Bench—first made for his own New York office—was that having to sit on a slatted bench would discourage visitors from staying too long. But that didn't work; people found it comfortable, and the landmark design became part of Nelson's Basic Cabinet Series.
One of the most flexible units in the group, the multipurpose piece may function as a high base for deep and shallow cases, as a low table, or as extra seating in offices, public spaces, and homes. Available in ebonized wood or chrome legs, its clean lines reflect Nelson's insistence on "honest" design—making a visual statement that defines an object's purpose.
Nelson Platform Bench Wood Base shown in Maple seat, Ebony base.
In the 1940s, Charles and Ray Eames were fascinated by new shapes, materials, and techniques. Their focus was on plastics because the novel material could be molded into organic shapes—and do more with less.
The Eameses adapted their plywood molding techniques to produce plastic shells, while also perfecting another practice: the creation of a bent, welded wire base. The result was the first mass-produced, single-form seat and back shell. Soon after, their strong, lightweight chair out of bent wire also emerged. True to their design philosophy, the Eameses wanted materials to take center stage. Today, in keeping with their original intent, they still do.
Eames Molded Plastic Side Chair in White shell, Maple Dowel base; Eames Wire Chair with Chrome base (as shown).
Eames Molded Plastic Armchair Dowel Base in Sparrow shell, Ebony base (left).
While conceiving this design, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec's objective was to be as straightforward as possible, proposing a simple, delicate table that is simultaneously durable and strong. The result of their efforts—Central Table—emerged as a round, bistro-like surface that can gracefully coexist in a variety of environments at home, in a workspace, or set in rows on the terrace of a café. Small in stature and constructed for daily use, the Bouroullecs' elegant round table comes in black, white, or polished aluminum options accompanied by a tripod base for stability and a measure of personality. Central also features a smart flip-top folding system to allow for quick, compact storage.
Central Table shown in Polished Aluminum finish.
This design is a natural progression of an idea that fascinated Charles and Ray Eames for years: how to create the curves needed to form a contoured seat and back in a one-piece shell. They first explored creating the shell in stamped metal before succeeding with molded plastic and then later in wire. Today's three-dimensional wood veneer technology enables the original concept to be realized in wood for the first time. The chair's plywood shell is accomplished in a single, vertically aligned piece that provides tactile comfort and formal beauty, a fitting tribute to the Eameses' belief that every customer was their guest.
Eames Molded Wood Side Chair Wire Base shown in Santos Palisander shell, Black base.
Charles and Ray Eames combined form and function, strength and beauty in their range of table offerings. An array of options is available for every seating—an executive workspace, conference areas, a home office, or kitchen—and all feature the incomparable Eames look and touch.
Flexible and hardworking, the assortment of sizes, tops, shapes, and bases meets the needs of any space. Tops are rectangular, square, round, or oval in a variety of sizes. Finish options include laminate, veneer, and new stone selections. Universal, segmented, or contract bases form the foundations. The choices are seemingly endless, and each one is classically Eames.
Eames Table Segmented Base in Santos Palisander veneer top, Black column, Black base (as shown).
Eames Table Universal Base in Georgia Grey stone top, Black column, Black base (left).
By inventing the technique that allows lightweight plywood veneer to be molded into gently curved shapes, Charles and Ray Eames managed to give a hard material a soft appearance—and created an inviting seat of contoured comfort. Named the "Best Design of the 20th Century" by Time magazine, this classic dining chair offers the same enduring style as the Eameses' lounge chairs, but with a straighter back that's more suitably sized to work at the table. Available in several veneer options on either a chrome or black-finished base, the timeless, adaptable design sits just as comfortably in living and working settings as it does in dining.
Eames Molded Plywood Dining Chair Metal Base shown in Ebony veneer, Black base.
This is the basic expression of what a table should be: clean and elegant, versatile and resourceful. Designed by George Nelson to function in almost any setting, it balances everything from dining to working to relaxing with equal confidence. It similarly welcomes a variety of chair styles, pairing well with classic Eames offerings and modern designs.
This adaptable table comes in two laminate surfaces and three veneers, including walnut, white ash, and santos palisander. The rectilinear surface sits atop sturdy legs in trivalent chrome, white, or black, while various sizes set at dining height extend its flexibility even further.
Nelson X-Leg Table in White Ash veneer top, Trivalent Chrome base (as shown).
Nelson X-Leg Table in Walnut veneer top, Trivalent Chrome base (left).
For their Branca Chair, Sam Hecht and Kim Colin found inspiration in the way tree branches ("branca" in Italian) meet and branch off. In the same way, the back legs support the joints of the armrests, seat, and back so they seem to grow from one piece of wood. This creates a seamless look that contradicts the complexity of its production. The chair's counterpart, the Branca Table, also presents a soft but inviting surface. Topped with lacquer and in a frame of solid ash, its legs are "sliced" to look delicate but remain strong. Together, the table and chairs meet the expectations of modern furnishings: comfortable, lightweight, versatile, and beautiful.
Branca Chair shown in Natural Waxed Ash; Table shown in White Lacquered top, Natural Waxed Ash base.
The Eames Aluminum Group Lounge Chair has offered an enduring silhouette since its first inception in 1958 as outdoor seating for industrialist J. Irwin Miller's home. Supportive and sculptural, the lounge has a deep "sitting pocket" and aluminum frame and base that keep it comfortable and easy to move. In 1969, the Eameses extended the design by adding generously plush cushions, creating the Soft Pad line.
Simple lines, innovative materials, and suspension comfort have made the chairs popular choices for relaxing at home and at work. Both offer optional tilt swivel; a return to a 4-star base brings them back to the Eameses' original intent.
Eames Soft Pad Management Chair in Luggage MCL Leather, Polished Aluminum frame and base (as shown).
Eames Soft Pad Management Chair in Ivory Leather, White frame and base (left).
Like the She Said Chair and Table, the name of Nitzan Cohen's subtly curved stool draws its inspiration from an intense conversation between a woman and a man in a small Parisian bistro. A warm, graceful example of solid-wood carpentry at its finest, its distinctive silhouette pays tribute to Mattiazzi's advanced digital technology: the backrest and long legs display a smooth geometry usually seen in plastic chairs. Soft and sophisticated, it fits comfortably at a work table or at a breakfast, cocktail, or café bar in any setting, formal or informal, at home or in the workplace.
She Said Stool shown in White Lacquered Beech.
Given his background in exhibition display, it's no surprise that Bruce Burdick uses drama and beauty for a purpose. His Burdick Group Tables are a perfect example. Described by Burdick as "workbenches for executives," the tables demonstrate his belief that desks should be designed with the same dedication to superlative performance as custom golf clubs or a high-performance automobile.
Distinctive and functional, the system uses modular components that are endlessly flexible. Built around an aluminum beam—the backbone of the design—the tables can be arranged in different configurations, allowing them to adapt as work, meeting, and dining spaces change.
Burdick Group Table in Glass and Georgia White Marble top, White column/ Polished Aluminum frame and base (as shown).
Burdick Group Table in Glass, Black column/ Polished Aluminum frame and base (left).
A man and a woman's intense conversation inspired Nitzan Cohen's line of masculine and feminine variations, He Said, She Said. His group, which includes chairs, stools, and tables, started with chairs: the subtle She Said and its self-assured counterpart, He Said. Created using Mattiazzi's state-of-the-art wood-cutting capabilities and centuries-old joinery techniques, the seats represent a marriage of high and low tech. Comfortable and stackable, they are available in an array of wood options and upholstery colors. The designs sit beautifully anywhere, from restaurants to offices to the home, whether they are together—or confidently alone and apart.
She Said Table shown in Glass top, Natural Ash base; She Said Chair shown in Natural Ash.


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Follow up... bummer, you can't use the develop tool on video. You can do quick develop, but some features are disabled, and export options are very limited. Unfortunately the support is pretty basic. Oh so close... :( But hey, it's progress.
Follow up... bummer, you can't use the develop tool on video. You can do quick develop, but some features are disabled, and export options are very limited. Unfortunately the support is pretty basic. Oh so close... :( But hey, it's progress.
Bug Report: I'm getting a lot of errors while it tries to build previews in the import window. They look something like this:
dynamiclinkmediaserver has encountered an error.
I'm trying to import some really old .r3d files, don't know if that's what's causing the errors. The message box pops up for every single file, so I have to press "Continue" many times before I can start the import.
EDIT: Actually it only pops up for about half the files, and on the ones it does it says "Preview Unavailable for this file."
I'm not seeing anywhere in print Adobe stating support for R3D files in LR. Am I missing?
Supported File Formats
• TIFF (8 bit, 16 bit)
• PSD (8 bit, 16 bit)
• Raw (Please visit http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/cameraraw.html for a full list of raw file support. File support for Lightroom 4 beta, aligns with Lightroom 3.6 and Camera Raw 6.6)
You can actually use most of the Develop tools, but you need to do a work around. You can take a snap shot of the video when viewing it in lightroom. Then you take that jpeg snapshot into Develop. Make your edits and save it as a preset. Then you can apply that preset to the video.
However there are some huge limitations that don't seem to have a work around. The highest quality export is 1920x1080, and there doesn't seem to be a way to export as a Tiff. So unfortunately it seems that it wouldn't be useful for either video or screen grabs at the moment.
Bums me out. I would really like to grade the R3d in Lightroom as oppose to RedCine-X.
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Thanks for sharing your tips, Mikey. I think I am about to upgrade to LR 4 thanks to this thread!
Photoshop cs6 also reads r3d files as a video.
This seems fantastic at first, but then I noticed that it is 8 bits. The 'RAW' shooting advantage is gone.
I am not a LR user, but I'd bet it is 8 bits as well.
So no high bit depth color grading advantage. People who use the RAW bit depth would have noticed that right away.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
I purchased the upgrade to LR4 a little over a week ago... used LR3 for all my photography. I think being able to grade raw .r3d's in Lightroom is asking a bit much for what this program is.
Just to be able to catalog, and fully PREVIEW all of my RED footage is enough reason to buy it!! Its currently the best (and only??) option to catalog footage that is on my archive server, which I shut down when I don't need to access it for long periods of time. Lightroom allows me to see and preview every clip that I've shot, even if I don't have access to it... enough said!
Interesting. I was just up at the Photoshop Expo in DC this afternoon and the Adobe Rep demonstrating LR4 was not aware that it supported R3D files and told me flat out that it did not and wouldn't any time soon. I guess they ought to brief their own people better.
They had a dozen or so computers set up running LR4 and Photoshop that you could play with. The main new feature I was interested in was the mapping feature for geotagging in LR4 but none of the computers was connected to the internet so they couldn't download the maps so the whole mapping function didn't work. When I suggested that they ought to have enough maps stored locally on the computer that you could use the feature when you aren't connected to the internet they seemed to think that was a pretty dumb suggestion. Sure made an unimpressive demo.
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Third-ranked Tigers Sweep Frankin; Win Streak at 25
April 2, 2008
April 2, 2008, Greencastle, Ind. - Third-ranked DePauw improved to 25-1 and extended its win streak to 25 straight after sweeping a doubleheader against visiting Franklin by scores of 10-1 and 17-0. The Grizzlies dropped to 0-12 with the losses.
In the opener, the Tigers scored four in the second, three in the third and three more in the fourth in the game shortened to five innings due to eight-run rule.
DePauw pounded out 11 hits as Rachel Gill, Ashlee Anton, Kelly Schwerzler, Lauren Rees and Emma Minx each collected two. Carolyn Bartlett and Minx each drove in three, while Anton scored three. Gill hit the games' only homer and added a double in the victory. Marlene Russo had two of Franklin's four hits.
Megan Soultz improved to 22-1 after allowing just two hits with seven strikeouts and no walks in four innings. Kayla Bachek dropped to 0-7 with the loss.
In the nightcap, the Tigers totaled 19 hits and scored five in the first, three in the second, six in the third and three in the fourth.
Gill, Anton and Bartlett each collected three hits, while Rees added two. Gill totaled five RBI with Anton, Bartlett and Rees each driving in three. Tracey Smith totaled two of the Grizzlies' six hits.
Kristin Barrow pitched three innings of scoreless relief of Soultz and improved to 3-0, while Jordan Tichenor dropped to 0-5 with the loss.
DePauw opens Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference play on Saturday with a doubleheader at Centre.


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Offshore Superboat Championships 2011 Maritimo wins class 1 at Newcastle.
Team Maritimo Offshore battled the wild ocean to take first place at the first round of the championships at Newcastle, with Jaeger Group retiring after two laps followed by Mustang on lap 11. It was a battle to finish the race on the shorted storm course.
The SuperCat class The Good Guys were 'Flying' in the rough conditions to take first place.
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Supercat 600hp had a great battle between the 4 boats in the class of Berwicks, SUV Dodge Ram, Saracen & Kwoozy for four laps there was a boat length between them with Berwicks and SUV Dodge Ram having issues and retirering after four laps with Saracen taking the win and Kwozzy taking the second.
Supercat 400hp was a fight with FGI and Hogs Breath with Fgi and their new boat taking first place.
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• It's that time of year again, when the oh-so-fabulous return to New York—from their 51 weeks of vacation on some Mediterranean island—for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Why, you might ask, was the so tragically unfashionable Unfiltered invited? Same reason as last year. The wine producers of Rioja were among the sponsors, trying to inject a little taste in the one place its levels rise and fall so dramatically: inside the exclusive tents erected in Bryant Park. Strikingly tall models—all of whom Unfiltered is convinced were on stilts—dressed in the colors of the Vibrant Rioja campaign, offered Fashion Week attendees sips of different red and white Riojas each day (Sierra Cantabria on the night Unfiltered was invited), with full-size pours over at the bar. Among the celebrities spotted by Unfiltered throughout the evening included Tim Gunn of Bravo's Project Runway, Ivana Trump, hotel queen Kathy Hilton and Top Chef host Padma Lakshmi, wearing what looked like two yellow Post-It notes sewn together and held up, barely, by two pieces of spaghetti. Come to think of it, perhaps it actually was spaghetti. Snacks can be hard to come by around all those models.
• If you're a big-time celebrity chef, how will you know when you've truly arrived? Will it be when you refuse a table in your restaurant to Madonna, and kick out Joan Collins? Or when you trick a wine producer into trashing his own product on your television show? Maybe it's when you're invited by Queen Elizabeth to join the Order of the British Empire. Unfiltered thinks that Gordon Ramsay should know he's arrived by the number of international press outlets that printed stories about his latest kitchen accident. Last week, newspapers and blogs in the U.K., Germany, New Zealand and the U.S. breathlessly (and dare we say, gleefully?) repeated the story that Ramsay told the Daily Mirror about having burned his right testicle while cooking commando at a hot stove. The punch line is that Ramsay's wife has now come forward to say that it was all just a joke—one more prank to keep the chef and TV star in the spotlight. We look forward to his upcoming fake gunshot wound, fashioned from ketchup, sweetbreads and Cabernet.
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Scientific journeys are ignited by a sense of curiosity and wonderment about the world. Two young researchers from Australia and Brazil followed a trail of questions about the future of agriculture and food production to arrive at innovative research. Their scientific journeys brought them to Lexington, Ky., where today they received the titles of Alltech Young Scientists at the 29th Alltech International Symposium.
Seven students from as close as Kentucky and as far as China are destined for GLIMPSE 2020, the 29th Alltech International Symposium, May 19-22, in Lexington, Ky., to compete in the Alltech Young Scientist Competition. Although the four undergraduate finalists and three graduate finalists come from different countries and cultures, they share the common aspiration of advancing the world through scientific discovery.
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1. Tea for Two
2. Stardust
3. I Got Rhythm [Take 1] [Take]
4. I Got Rhythm [Take 2] [Take]
5. Flying Home [Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, CA, August 19, 1939]
6. Memories of You [Camel Caravan, NYC, October 7, 1939]
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8. Flying Home [Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, NYC October 16, 1939]
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10. Seven Come Eleven (Roast Turkey Stomp) [Camel Caravan, NYC, November 25
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Cellar/Tasting Notes Apple, citrus and honeysuckle notes with hints of oak, caramel and spice. The wine's medium body and elegance make it easy drinking.
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Go to their website and check out their open house dates. Great time to visit with local artists and purchase locally.
Go to their website and check out their open house dates. Great time to visit with local artists and purchase locally.
An entire building of artists studios, the NKB is great way to view local contemporary art, and talk with the artists themselves! The NKB is close to lots of great bars and restaurants, as well. Come during Art-A-Whirl, a major art crawl event put on by the North East Minneapolis Artists' Association, and tour many of the other buildings in... More
This was the first time that I had visited the Art-A-Whirl. This was, actually, an amazing experience, though I didn't enjoy everything--all of the art. Of course, the diversity of art and styles was impressive. The Northrup King building itself is quite interesting. It's an old industrial building that still has all of its character. It's great that the renovation... More
I admit that I'm biased (I have a relative whose studio is in the building), but I really had a great time visiting all of the artists and seeing their work at the 2012 Art-A-Whirl. You have an opportunity to view the work of many, many artists who work in a very diverse range of media - from textiles to... More
The works are really outstanding and the artists are kind and gracious. Go on first Thursdays to get a feel for the entire place and go back to specific studios at your convenience (and the artists) for a more in-depth discussion.
This is a great place to visit on the first Thursday of each month, when they have an open house. Visit with artists and buy some local art -- or just treat it as a free night at a fantastic and diverse art gallery.
The building is a collection of rooms where local artists create and display and sell their works.
Some very good art in a loft setting. Generally studios are not open to the public, so check ahead.
If you enjoy art crawls and believe in artists who are pursuing their dreams without the benefit of any state or federal grants or financial aid check this place out sometime. There's a annual event, The Northeast Art-A-Whirl, a 3 day event when all the studios are open for public viewing. It's a great option for a rainy day. Only... More
One of the best places in Minneapolis to find art of all kinds (sculpture, weaving, jewelry, oils, media art, acrylics, etc). Four stories in an old factory building with about 200 artist studios. First Thursday of the month is open house for most of the artists. I've found many wonderful pieces here. There are freight elevators which are slow, so... More
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Al Satwa Hospitals Directory
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Iranian Hospital Satwa
Iranian Hospital was established in 1970 in cooperation with the His Royal Highness Sheikh Rashed Bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Ruler of Dubai, and was built on the land donated by him in the Jumeira district. The hospital is a 128 - bed facility. From the beginning, the founding principles ensured a reliance among the two great nations of Iran & UAE. ... more
Distance from Al Satwa : 1.29 km
The international modern hospital is an up- to-date private general hospital which offers a variety of services with multiple specialties in an all private room inpatient facility. The hospital is conveniently located in the heart of Dubai. Situated on sheikh Rashid Road in Bur Dubai, it is easily accessible to residents of Jumeirah, Sheikh Zayed ... more
Distance from Al Satwa : 3.37 km
Al Rafa Hospital
Since 1987, Dr. Moopen's Group has been bringing affordable healthcare closer to people through their wide network of Clinics and Pharmacies. Al Rafa Hospital for Maternity & Surgery is yet another step towards providing quality inpatient facilities to the people of UAE.
Centrally located in Rafa, Mankhool, Karama and Satwa areas on the Kuwait ... more
Distance from Al Satwa : 3.88 km
The American Hospital
The American Hospital Dubai is a 143 bed, acute care, general medical/surgical hospital whose mission is to provide high quality American standard healthcare that will meet the needs and exceed the expectations of the people of Dubai, the UAE and the surrounding Gulf States. The American Hospital Dubai was therefore planned, designed, built and ... more
Distance from Al Satwa : 4.34 km
Neuro Spinal Hospital
A dedicated neurological, neurosurgical, spinal, orthopaedics and rehabilitation hospital. Over the past 10 years the Neuro Spinal Hospital (NSH) has built a reputation as one of the leading specialised neuroscience healthcare providers in the region. Within the medical community, physicians have come to know they can confidently refer their ... more
Distance from Al Satwa : 4.38 km
Emirates Hospital
More doctors are referring their patients who require surgery to a specialty hospital simply because it is a natural extension of their practice and it is a quality, cost-effective alternative for patient care. Now, this is available to you and your family in Jumeirah at the Emirates Hospital. Thanks to modern technology and recent medical ... more
Distance from Al Satwa : 4.41 km
Since 2009, AACSH - The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery Hospital has received the Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation and it is located in the Healthcare city, Dubai.
AACSH is a medical complex where people are provided with the solutions to their cosmetic and optimal care problems. The patients are served and treated by ... more
Distance from Al Satwa : 4.84 km
Medcare Hospital
Medcare is Dubais new, 60-bed premium general hospital with advanced medical & emergency services. The hospital is located near Sheikh Zayed Road, adjacent to Safa Park in Jumeirah, between the fast growing New Dubai region and the city centre. At Medcare, people receive a service that combines medical professionalism from the west with the ... more
Distance from Al Satwa : 5.13 km
Dubais first private hospital has consistently expanded and upgraded since opening in 1990 and is staffed by a highly qualified contingent of international healthcare professionals. Services, which include general practitioner and paediatric units, encompass a wide-range of leading-edge facilities providing patients with the very best of ... more
Distance from Al Satwa : 6.45 km
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We are committed to being an internationally accredited leader of quality healthcare with a commitment to continuous quality improvement, setting new standards, providing curative, preventive, and evidence based medicine in an ethically based cost-effective environment using state-of-the-art technology. We strive to excel in ... more
Distance from Al Satwa : 7.32 km
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One of our names begins with T and the other with A – we're a magical combo representing the front and the back, the best of both worlds, the humps and the lumps. We're women with similar life paths, who came to Los Angeles ages ago and earned our stripes looking for love among the Hollywood hipsters. We are here to share what we've learned with you, with the charm of Southern gals and the smarts of city vixens.
A has dated so many LA guys that she couldn't come close to naming them all, and sometimes doesn't recognize them in public.
T has managed not to kill her boyfriend, somehow.
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As we were saying- The UK is not a dance. It is The United Kingdom and here are two of its top representatives in England's capital city.
When we discovered Lindsey and Claire from Ballad Of Magazine in London– it was like looking into a mirror: two fun loving lasses, one with black hair and one with lighter hair, except they have cuter accents. They're the alpha and the omega of London Town cool- may we present our sisters in style and sensibilities–
T&A: You met at photography school in Blackpool. What are your favorite subjects to take pix of? Do you ever use old formats or are you all digital? and what are you working on at the moment if you can divulge?
C: We are total photo geeks. We're obsessed with imagery, and both have really similar taste which makes for a nice, harmonious Ballad World. Although this current issue is Little Book of Horrors theme, so although we love being scared, it's a real commitment being THIS terrified all the time. So pleased we have each other.
I kind of stopped taking photos for art sake at uni if I'm honest. As a 2nd year student I felt I had exhausted the medium and hung up my camera, as only an arrogant art student can! Ha. I moved towards editing and exhibiting way back, so Ballad was a natural step for me even though I had no idea what was around the corner… As with the film vs. digital debate, I would say I'm a film girl through and through, HOWEVER, I only shoot now on my iPhone these days, and it's only for documenting fun times purposes.
L: As Claire said, we absolutely adore photography. Like, we can't get enough. Uni seems a distant land away now (oh god we're getting old) and neither of us shoot anymore, sad, but we get to enjoy other peoples work and this is ultimately what we love. Looking at gorgeous imagery and having copies of Ballad Of..is sort of like having a keepsake of what we love!
I'm a total film girl, it's so easy to fall in love with film and at uni I dipped in and out of using film but always won over digi for me. There's just something more special about it.
T&A: How was your adjustment to London from the Northwest?
C: Yeah, we've been here a few years now, and I don't think i could go back.
L: Definitely couldn't go back. Never ever ever, There's nothing to keep me there and London is so much more vibrant, full of different people and just much more stimulating.
T&A: Best thing that's happened to you since you moved to London?
C: It's got to be Ballad. There have been so many surreal, amazing moments and opportunities through the magazine.
L: So many things! Too many things to even have the brain power to think of it. (It's print day today, so we're pretty mental…) But yes Ballad Of…has shaped most things in our life today, the events we go to, the people we meet, it's just made our lives super exciting and there's never a quiet moment in the world of Ballad.
T&A: Tell us about the eureka moment you came up with Ballad Of– and your future world domination plans.
C: Oh god, the infamous Belgian Waffle story.
L: We were in a pub, we had had a few beers, had the company of a mouse running around, got a bit excited, ate too many Belgian Waffles (sugar rush), had a bit of a rant about how not getting paid to assist photographers sucked, then PING…Ballad was born.
We tipsily went back to our flat, made an email address and a Facebook page about our new magazine and went to bed. When we woke up we had emails from people wanting to get involved so we just had to roll with it! Ha…luckily it worked out amazingly.
T: So many great things happen over Belgian waffles. When you make it here, we'll take you for the chocolate flavoured ones at The 101 Diner in Hollywood. They put ice cream on top too.
T&A: Who are some women you admire? Girl crushes?
C: It's no secret. Geri Halliwell. She's my love, and I have a little girl power stick figure tattoo on my wrist who is called Geri Halliwell (image attached). I think people think we're kidding about with our Spice Girl obsession, but it's honest. They were our first loves.
L: POSH SPICE!!!!!! Always has been, always will be.
T&A: Guess that answers– Who would be your choice to play you in a TV version of "Ballad Of"? Lindsey is the raven-esque one and Claire is the gorgeous ginger gal.
T&A: So British men are not all Orlando Bloom/James Bond?
C: Where have you heard that? Of course they are! You should come over for a visit and we'll show you. Tuxedos, the lot. Ha.
L: Ha…Um, yes..come over and you can see our lovely British blokes.They're (mostly) wonderful.
T&A: Are there any British perceptions of The LA Woman?
C: We've heard that you LA Ladies are fitness freaks, toned, bronzed goddesses. Actually, maybe don't come over and steal our James Bond men!
L: Exactly what Claire said…groomed and tanned.
T: Well, Ashley is groomed. I'm a bit disheveled. Neither of us what you could really call tan. ha.
C: I've been to LA, I remember there being a lot of excising. On the beach. We don't know any London girls like that. Of course we don't have a beach. But my main pre conception of the "LA Lady" is completely taken from THAT episode of Sex and the City.
T&A: Ever dated an American or ever want to?
C: Never, but if you bump into James Franco, give him my number.
L: Never dated one either, I wouldn't rule it out if I didn't have a boyfriend.
A: I've never dated a Brit guy before.
T&A: Have you been to LA? What did you hate most? (It's okay, everyone hates something about us).
C: Yes- I loved it, we went on a road trip years ago and drove all over. It was more family of 5 in a people carrier than Kerouac but I remember being blown away by Venice. That is the most beautiful place I've ever seen. Reminded me of the city in Babe, Pig in City. Love that!
L: No, I haven't :( Would LOVE to though! Maybe one day :)
T&A: Come on over.
A: Any new slang words I'd need to know to successfully flirt with British guys?
C: Do you guys have The Only Way Is Essex over there? It's a bit of a British obsession, our version of The Hills. WELL, if you want to update your dictionary, Joey Essex is your man. He's a natural! I couldn't possibly comment compared to this guy! You're doing pretty well with your use of 'lasses' up there.
L: Oh gosh…Yeah Claire is probably right, The Only Way Is Essex is the way forward. Words like Well Jel (jealous) are a common favorite.
T: Don't think we do, but heard about the upcoming plans for The Only Way is Dalston (Northeast London- the equivalent of our Highland Park in LA- too hip for school), oh brother.
T&A: New years plans? What would you do if the world really were to end in 2012?
C: Is it going to? Oh god, not again. I'm spending the end of the world in Edinburgh then. I'm from Newcastle, so I'll be up there for the festivities then a train up to Edinburgh for Hogmanay; their world – famous street party. Lots of friends, food and frost bite, I can't think of anything better.
T: Need to make it to that. Took that train trip to Edinburgh with one of my best friends of 18 years. She's from Morpeth up north.
L: Oh dear..the end of the world, must make it a good one then. Friends, drinks, maybe watch the fireworks over the Thames? I'm not really a fan of NY…I prefer quieter ones with my fave people (Claire stop in London) and drinks and food and laughter!
There you have it, Americans- two wonderful, swanky British birds. What a fun cross-cultural exchange.
Franco, you listening? Made it to L&C's side of the pond again and they're right- British lads are quite dreamy and quite the lookers and the women are awesome too!
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www.animelyrics.com/doujin/vocaloid/romeocinderella.htm <-The translated lyrics I used for this and an imbed of the song. Warning- the song... isn't exactly school appropriate, and I'll just leave it at that.
Dozens of songs make reference to the story of Romeo and Juliet, one of the most famous love stories of all time. One such song, with fairly accurate references as well as references to various fairytales, is "Romeo and Cinderella" by Doriko ft. Miku Hatsune (yes, more Vocaloid. I think you were all expecting that though).
The story of Romeo and Juliet is a consistent metaphor in the song "Romeo and Cinderella". In the song, the narrator compares themselves and their significant other to Romeo and Juliet (one line translates to "I'm the 'Juliet who likes to run away'" and another set of lines translates to "Just take me away, oh my Romeo, /To afar, until they scold us") because their "love" (which seems to be more lust) is forbidden by the narrators parents ("But papa doesn't seem to like you that much"), but wishes for a more happy ending like Cinderella got (the first half of the first chorus is "The Cinderella that yearned for love all this time /Begins to run with just her dress/ The magic shall stop the time/ Or else the bad guys might get in our way").
In addition to being consistent, the comparison the narrator of "Romeo and Cinderella" makes between their own life and the story of Romeo and Juliet is also fairly accurate. Like Juliet, they are in love (or, quite possibly, in lust) with someone their family doesn't approve of, which is the main thing that leads to their problem, is moving too fast in their relationship (the last line of the first chorus is "Hey, won't you come live with me?"), and suffers because of it (the last five lines are "The Cinderella that had lied too much/ Is said to have been eaten by the Wolf/ What should I do? At this rate, even I/ Will be eaten someday/ Before that happens, come to my rescue, 'kay?").
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Meredith Vieira is leaving "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" after 11 years as host of the syndicated game show.
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Director Ron Howard teams with Steve Martin and an all-star cast to create an hilarious, touching and unforgettable portrait of life's most rewarding occupation: parenthood. The Buckmans are a modern-day family facing the age-old dilemma of trying to raise children the "right" way. At the centre of the storm is Gil (Steve Martin), who manages to keep his unique sense of humour while attempting to maintain a successful career and be a loving husband and parent, all at the same time. As Gil and the rest of the Buckmans discover, being the "perfect" parent often means just letting children be themselves. Mary Steenburgen, Rick Moranis, Tom Hulce, Jason Robards and Dianne Wiest add vibrant performances to this heart-warming comedy.
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You should check out their show Learning Town.
It was really good though a little jarring at first that I had not read any of the material before hand, because it was all new. The only part from That Is All was the wine tasting bit.
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