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Posted by Ilana Angel
I had the pleasure of speaking with Dana and she is a fascinating woman. She called me from home, and did not block her phone number which I thought was unusual, but sweet. While it was probably an oversight, she could just be cool and figured I was not a stalker, and did not worry because she is an open book and if I called, she wouldn't mind.
I liked Dana immediately. She is ballsy and fun, but has a vulnerable undertone that is very sweet. Of all the housewives I have met and spoken to, she was the most unlike what I was expecting. She is super smart, accomplished, generous and kind, yet she is painted as a desperate drunk who only cares about being friends with the ladies of Beverly Hills.
Dana has had a rough road to happiness. Her mother was in a car accident when she was only 10 years old, and lingered in a coma for a couple of years after that. She died when Dana was only 12, and Dana moved out and was on her own when she was just 15. She went through high school and college on her own, and graduated with honors from USC.
She has been with her fiancé for several years, and they are together, happy, and planning their wedding. They have a young son that they both adore, and Dana lives with her man, her boy, and her 92-year-old grandmother. It is her maternal grandmother, and Dana loves her and has taken care of her for years. Dana is fiercely loyal to her family.
She grew up alone, with the pain of losing a parent, and it's unfortunate that she was painted as being desperate to make friends, when really it's simply a sincere attempt to be friends with women that she has nothing in common with, and would never be friends with under any other circumstances, than taping a reality television show. (I use the word "reality" loosely.)
Dana shed some light on a few things from last week that were odd to me. Why did she invite Brandi to her house for game night when she had been so rude at Adrienne's by saying her fiancé was cheating on her? She did not want to invite her, but Taylor said it would be the nice thing to do, so she invited her to be kind, not because she wan't mad about what Brandi said.
Why was she begging the girls to go on a "healthy" vacation together? That scene was at the end of the night and she was a little tipsy. The second Kim arrived she knew she was in trouble. Kim was clearly fragile and Dana wanted to be sensitive to her. When she suggested a "healthy" trip together, it was gentle way of discussing rehab for Kim.
Why does she appear to be desperate to be friends with all the crazy? Turns out she never really sees these girls. While she is good friends with Taylor, she does not know the others, and shooting together is the only time she sees them, so she tries to cram in a lot of stuff while they are together. They are nice, but not particularly friendly or accepting.
Dana is different from these women in a lot of ways. She is independently wealthy, and did not marry into her money. She did not quit her job, and still runs her companies on her own. She does not need the money. She does not need to prove anything. She is a sweet girl, who thought this would be fun, and is not too concerned with how Bravo is editing her.
She is fiercely loyal to her friends, and while I imagine some of the editing has hurt her feelings, she mostly laughs at all of it. When you sign on to do this type of show, you never know how you are going to come off to the audience. From watching I thought Dana was ditzy, but after speaking to her, I think she is smart, philosophical, genuine and a complete hoot.
Dana is not desperate for friendship, or fame. She has built a life for herself, has longtime friends, a loving fiancé, special grandmother, a beautiful son. She is fun, and people need to be a little less harsh with her because what Bravo is giving us, is not the whole story. I suppose that's true of all of them, so must I take my own advice and be kinder?
Probably not going to happen my darlings. Part of what is so fun about blogging about the housewives is that we are able to comment on what Bravo gives us, so none of it can be taken too personally. All is fair in love and reality television. Dana is on Watch What Happens Live with Andy and Brandi tonight, so check her out and let me know if you think she is keeping it real.
12.8.13 at 9:55 pm | Momma Joyce is all kinds of crazy.
12.7.13 at 8:49 am | What the hell is Bravo giving us?
12.7.13 at 7:29 am | I'm not going to lie, these women and the men. . .
12.3.13 at 10:31 am | Liar, liar, pants on fire.
12.2.13 at 7:09 pm | Second week in a row of boring television.
12.2.13 at 7:12 am | I was bored with all the jumping around.
12.3.13 at 10:31 am | Liar, liar, pants on fire. (4461)
12.2.13 at 7:09 pm | Second week in a row of boring television. (3720)
12.1.13 at 9:20 am | The constant end endless desire to hurt someone. . . (2402)
October 20, 2011 | 4:10 pm
Posted by Ilana Angel
I wrote a blog a couple of weeks ago about Bethenny Frankel and her therapy session off the coast of Nantucket. Apparently Bethenny thinks my take on the story is "irresponsible journalism" and has taken to Twitter and the press, to assure her fans she would never lie to them, which is not true.
Bethenny Frankel has bent the truth about her life for a long time. She has spun so many tales that I imagine she doesn't even remember how things really happened in her life. She is wildly popular, and very successful, but that does not mean she does not lie, or distort the facts.
In terms of her tale about being lost at sea, I stand by what I wrote, I stand by Tim Russell, and I stand by my opinion that Ms. Frankel has twisted the facts of her story. There is simply no way it happened as she told the press. The facts do not match up with what she is saying.
Bethenny told Matt Lauer on The Today Show that a gag order has been placed on Mr. Russell, which makes no sense. Why is he not allowed to tell his side of the story? He was there and knows exactly what happened. He told me, and I know everything, so where is my gag order?
A gag order is an order, sometimes a legal order by a court or government, other times a private order by an employer or other institution, restricting information or comment from being made public. What is it that Bethenny is worried about Mt. Russell saying publically? Perhaps the truth?
I am not jealous of Bethenny, nor am I paid by Jill Zarin. I am a fan of reality television who is sick of this woman lying about everything. I was surprised that more people are not selling her out, but then when someone does, they get a gag order, so why bother? Why are people scared?
I would happily have a discussion with Ms. Frankel to clarify my story, and if it was proven that what I wrote was not true, I will then apologize, admit I was wrong, and post a retraction. It's not that big a deal. Prove I'm wrong and I will stop. What does she possibly have to worry about?
She is saying now that she will prove her story when it airs on her show in December. With two months to edit the footage, I imagine she is correct, and we will see her desperately clinging to life in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, while waiting for the United States Coast Guard.
Bravo stood by Bethenny and publically stated what she said about her ordeal at sea was true. Of course they will support her claims, she makes them boat loads of money. Pardon the pun. Her boat story will make them millions and they are not walking away from that.
I like reality TV, and I used to really like Bethenny Frankel. I liked her on Martha Stuart's Apprentice, and I loved her when she was a housewife of New York City. That all changed when she went off to do her own show, and became a mean girl, who manipulated her fans.
Many of Bethenny's diehard fans read my blog and have let me know they think I am wrong, and should be ashamed for saying such things about their beloved Bethenny. Many people also read who have changed their opinion of Ms. Frankel over the years, and do not trust anything she says.
Not everyone agrees with what I write, and not everyone loves Bethenny Frankel. Personally, I find her advice dangerous to women, and her storytelling to be based more in fantasy than reality. That said, God Bless her for what she has accomplished. I get her desire for success.
I believe had she not exaggerated as much, she still would have been a superstar. The only difference is that I would have respected her, instead of thinking she was duping young women in search of fame, money and power. The truth will set her free and it's just a matter of time.
Bethenny is spending a lot of time saying that what I wrote is not true, but she has not spoken in specifics about anything I said. If I lied, all she needs to do is prove I'm wrong and it goes away. Show that I what I wrote is lies, and she wins. Instead she shut up the man who saw it all.
I will gladly go through my blog, point by point, and she can show me that it's wrong, but the simple truth is she can't. What I wrote was true and I am not second-guessing one single word. I spoke with Tim Russell, and Bethenny was not honest with her fans about her adventure at sea.
Bethenny tried to deflect all the speculation about her on the Today Show by talking about Giuliana Rancic's breast cancer. Really? When asked point blank about bloggers writing that she was not telling the truth, she changed the subject and talked about Giuliana having cancer.
For Bethenny to lean on this woman's pain and suffering to distract from her lies is gross. It was a sad to see her flail around unable to answer the questions. Nobody can keep so many stories straight in their head and eventually the truth will spill out. That will be an interesting day.
I will defend my words anytime Ms. Frankel is interested in taking me on. It's not that big of a deal. For someone who she does not take seriously, she is certainly spending a lot of time telling people she does not take me seriously. At the end of the day I feel very sorry for her.
I am not on a mission to hurt Bethenny. She chose to live her life for the world to see, and I'm just someone with an opinion. The only question left, is if Bethenny, Jason and Bryn will dress up as MaryAnn, Ginger and Gilligan for Halloween. That would be hilarious, and totally keeping it real.
October 19, 2011 | 9:56 am
Posted by Ilana Angel
I loved 80's week. I was the age my son is now during the 80's, and it's a hoot to look back with him. When I mentioned to him that I thought it was cool that he knew the songs of my generation, he said that he likes the "oldies". When did the music of the 80's become oldies? I suppose right around the time I became old. It was a fun theme and I totally dug it.
Hope Solo: I don't get her and think her personality does not translate well to television. She is bland, bitchy, and a bit of a complainer. I like her, but don't think she was a fit on this show and I'm ready for her to go home.
Nancy Grace: I loved her in the beginning and I want to love her now, but I think she is mean and disrespectful to Tristan, and not in a cute and funny way. She needs to relax and let him be the boss or she'll be out next.
JR Martinez: Give him the trophy right now. He was good when the show started and he is great now. I love everything about this man and he will be in the finals with Ricki. He is lovely and watching him makes me happy.
Rob Kardashian: He is sweet and I get that he wants to come out of the shadow of his sisters, but he is so boring and his voice is so monotone that I just don't care about him or his dancing. He's sweet, but I'm over him.
Chaz Bono: He was fantastic this week and I'm so glad people voted for him long enough for us to see that he can really dance. I dig Chaz and I'm so glad he is in this competition and still around. His being here matters.
David Arquette: I loved his video package and music this week. He is coming into his own, and is a great dancer. Watching his daughter's reaction to Len's comments was awesome. He should be top 3 and has my vote.
Ricki lake: She is cute, loved her dress, and even though the judges did not totally love her dance, I thought it was good. Ricki is going to the finals and she will kill it. Loved seeing John Waters too. Very cool he stopped by.
Carson Kressley: I love this guy. He is so fun and charming and while it was time for him to go, he will be missed. This week proves that the popularity contest is over, and we are now at a place where the dancing matters. He was fabulous and it's a drag that he did not make it to the Broadway theme next week because he would have owned it.
I can't end this blog without saying that Tom Bergeron is the greatest live host on television, and Brooke Burke Charvet is absolutely useless on this show. I will never understand why she is even there asking stupid questions. It's time for Tom to host this show by himself, and also time he won the Emmy instead of Jeff Probst. Just keeping it real.
October 18, 2011 | 10:56 pm
Posted by Ilana Angel
Dana Wilkey is one of the newest cast members of RHOBH. She is a little out there to be sure, but there is something sweet about how desperate she is to fit in with a group of crazy people. I think she is fun, sweet, kooky, and on a mission to get famous. Important to note that we've only just been introduced to her so I reserve the right to totally flip my opinion.
Dana is trying really hard to ingratiate herself to the other cast members, but is she worried about what we think about her? Is she hoping the audience will embrace her and catapult her to fame? If not, she better be because fans have clout and blogs have power. The recent firings at RHONYC are proof of that. We watch, and Bravo listens.
I read a lot of others blogger's work because at the end of the day I am a fan of reality television, and I like to see what others think about the shows we all watch. There is a website called Reality Wives, and they blog about a lot of shows. One blogger in particular from this site, who I follow on Twitter @Real_Housewives, cracks me up.
We don't agree on a lot of the shows, but she is respectful and sweet to me, and is open to opinions that do not agree with hers. Unlike a certain blogger in Chicago who is a hot mess, this chick is cool. She wrote a piece this week about Dana Wilkey and her fiancé John Flynn. It was a harmless blog that included a picture of Mr. Flynn.
The following day, Mr. Flynn sent an email to the blogger stating that she needed to remove his picture from her blog or there would be legal action taken. Really? Here's the thing, if you are on the red carpet, at an event, as you are in the photo, it's fair game. Your fiance is on a wildly popular television show, and so we are curious about you. That's how it works.
Welcome to reality television hell Mr. Flynn. You are in it Sweetie and your picture is going to be everywhere, including blogs. To Dana, we like you right now so you need to tell your man to relax because if he pushes the blogosphere too far, they will turn on him, and therefore you. Reality fans are serious, so get him on board, and keep it real.
October 17, 2011 | 11:33 pm
Posted by Ilana Angel
I watch this show, because I am an addict, but I cannot give a blow-by-blow recap as it's simply too excruciating. What I am able to do however, is go through the list of ladies and share my take on them and their behavior, based on this week's train ride through hell.
BRANDI: I love this chick. She is doing her best to keep it together, while under constant attack. I give her props for staying at the party as long as she did, because I would have bailed, right after I smacked both the Richards bitches. When she cried it was heartbreaking.
Sidebar: I am the mother of a 15 year old son. He is a remarkable human being with impeccable manners, and when he was young, I told him, on many occasions, to drop his pants and pee on a tree in the park because he could not make it to the bathroom. That's the joy of being a boy and there is nothing wrong with what Brandi's kid did.
Brandi has experienced a very public divorce, from what appears to be a douchelord, and that she chose to do this show makes no sense to me. She is younger, and prettier than the regulars, so she had to have known she was going to be a target because these fame whores are crazy.
DANA: This chick is a whack-a-doodle. Her desperate need for fame is nauseating, which is a shame because I bet she's a hoot when she is not crawling up reality television star's asses in order to feel accepted. I don't understand half of what she says which is good television.
CAMILLE: I like her this season and I liked her mom. I hope she gives Brandi a chance because I think they could be good friends. She is sitting back and observing the show more than participating, so it will be interesting to see how it all plays out with her over the next few weeks.
Important to note that when Camille was talking to the woman in the pink hat and floral dress, she was gracious, kind, and a real lady. When the MC screwed up her lines, the first thing Camille did was align herself with her. Camille is a class act and we saw her true self today.
ADRIENNE: Is it just me or does she look more and more like Barbara Eden, circa I Dream of Jeannie, every time we see her? She is the kind one of the group. By kind of course I mean to everyone but her husband. In a sea of freaks, she is the normal one, which is frightening.
TAYLOR: Dear Lord, why is this woman on television? She needs to wash her hair and eat a sandwich. Her mouth is distracting and her blow up about not hitting, while compelling, seemed fake to me. She was playing victim and I'm not buying it, which feels horrible.
If I had a small child, whose father killed himself, I would not be playing out the months leading up to his death on television. In the end, maybe she needs the money, but how much money is worth it now, for her daughter to not respect her later? Think ahead Taylor, and be done.
LISA: She started off as my favorite. I thought she was fun, irreverent, and down to earth. In the end she is a snob, catty, not that funny, and has undertones of judgment in everything she tries to pass off as a joke. She is a mean girl who is looking to start trouble with everyone.
Sidebar: Kevin Lee, the wedding planer, needs to have his own show. Love the clothes, the make-up, the kiss, the wig, the ideas, love it all. I want to spend an hour a week watching him put together a spectacular wedding. I adore this guy. Let's go Andy Cohen, he is a keeper.
KIM: There is no way, on God's green earth, that this woman is not medicated. By medicated of course I mean taking drugs in a way that is not prescribed by a doctor, but rather by a guy on the corner. She is going to hurt herself. Mark my words, it's coming, and it will be sad.
KYLE: Oh. My. God. This woman is a complete and total bitch. Meow! She is mean, selfish, delusional, and so desperate for fame that she cares about nothing else. She was fan favorite after the first season, which is proof that when you fall from the top, you fall hard.
Her older children are able to understand so how must they feel seeing their mother be such a horrible woman? She is mean to her core so the first season was clearly an act. Kathy Hilton must be thanking God she has a different name, and cringing when they mention her.
This show is truly horrible in terms of bad behavior, and if I were not a reality television addict, I would not be watching. It's like crack and I just can't stop. I'm assuming it's like crack since I don't do drugs. Kim, can you confirm? Come on sweetie let's start keeping it real.
October 17, 2011 | 10:55 am
Posted by Ilana Angel
Last night was part 1 of the NJ reunion and it was good. It was really good, which makes me wonder why Bravo felt the need to use week 2 footage in their promos. We were all going to watch. Guaranteed. But the teasers for last night, included scenes from next week, so when we didn't see those things, it was disappointing.
We're hooked Andy Cohen. We are going to watch so don't disrespect us and tease us with stuff you are not showing. Last night was did not need to steal from next week. The ladies looked fabulous last night and it's a shame Jacqueline did not show. I was cool with her not going because she needed to take care of herself.
The thing is, she was on Twitter commenting on the entire show, every second. If she didn't want to go to the reunion, then she should not be telling us now what she thinks. She bailed and so she should have kept her mouth shut. She had her chance and blew it. Next week she will be at it again and it's super annoying. Shut up Jac.
The show starts with Caroline and Melissa on one side, Kathy and Teresa on the other. Poor Kathy. She totally lost the coin flip and was forced to sit with Teresa. Caroline starts off by explaining that Jac could not come and face Teresa, and Tree responded with "Bring it on Baby". The tension is palpable, and lines have been drawn in the sand.
It's Teresa against the rest of them and it's sad. Here's the thing, this show makes me a little schizophrenic. I go back and forth between picking favorites, and I can understand both sides of the fence. In the end they are all crazy bitches, which is what you have to be to allow your life to be documented this way. We are watching lives crumble.
They start talking about the cookbook, and Teresa says it was all in good fun. Melissa questions why she wrote about her, and Teresa says she never mentioned Melissa by name. Teresa is on the defensive and ready to rumble. She's too wound up to talk calmly, and Caroline is too mad to not attack at every turn. Kathy and Melissa are ladies.
Caroline says the book was not funny, and tells Teresa to take her picture out of it. Melissa stands up for Caroline, Kathy sits quietly, and Teresa is on a rampage. Caroline tells Andy the book was the last straw and there were issues with Teresa for a long time. Two years in fact. She says she was "trained" by Teresa to not like Melissa and Kathy.
Teresa is calling Caroline out as a liar, and the attacks begin. Melissa is going after Teresa, and while listening to Melissa I believe her, but the comebacks from Teresa, could also be true. The fact is we will never know who is lying. This show is not about knowing the truth, but more about picking your favorite housewife and sticking by her.
I like them all for different reasons so it's hard to pick a side. I think they are all telling their truth, which is probably a lie. Teresa is mad that Melissa and Kathy agreed to be on the show without telling her. Really? I'm not sure how that would be possible, but if it's true, Teresa should be mad at Bravo for not telling her. They are who screwed her over.
Caroline tells Tree that she "crucified" Melissa and Kathy to this country. Is she kidding? A little dramatic no? The reunion is clearly a gang up on Teresa show and it's too bad. I feel sorry for her that she is there alone, without anyone to have her back. She is there as Danielle was her last year, alone. Karma is a bitch and she is slapping Teresa.
They show the christening, yet again, and it's brutal. Watching Joe Gorga in that show is heartbreaking. His pain is just too much and it was the moment that I fell in love with Joe. Teresa wipes away fake tears, and Melissa is sad that this is the memory of her child's christening. What will it take for this family to walk away from this train wreck?
It would appear Teresa went out of her way to exclude Joe and Melissa from the show and her life. Melissa says Teresa never invited Joe to anything, and Teresa says that if Melissa was a good wife, she would have called her, right after giving birth, and helped mend the fractured relationship. That comment makes me think Teresa is insane.
Teresa says what she thinks we want to hear, but it translates into lies. Teresa remembers things the way she had hoped they happened, not how they actually did. Everyone is against her, and I get it, but come on. She showed the christening show to Gia, Caroline knows it for sure, yet Teresa denies it. I don't think Caroline lies, so I'm with her.
Andy shows a video about how they all butcher the English language and it's hilarious. Teresa thinks it's her language, which proves that we are dealing with a crazy woman. Bless her, she is dumb, and being attacked, and I find myself feeling bad for her, even though I know she is a liar. Her husband has given her beautiful children and ruined her life.
It must be hard for her to see Melissa living the life she once had. We see a video recap of Melissa and Joe and I love them. I think they are a sweet couple and I they are fabulous. Thanks to Jesus, they have a blessed life, and watching them has got to hurt Teresa. I think the jealousy Teresa has for Melissa is eating her alive, and it's very sad.
Teresa seems to be unaware of how we all see her. She says she knows nothing about the bankruptcy, or how things are going on with the legal battles, and I don't understand how she can be so nonchalant about something so important. It could be that it's just too much for her, or maybe she is just really, really, really dumb.
Sidebar: Andy and Kathy call Tree out for her comment on her Jewish friends, and that maybe Jews don't care about marriage unless there is money. Oy vey! As a Jew I was not offended by what she said. She is a dingbat and meant no harm. She told her daughter to marry a Jew because they make good husbands. This was just a stupid thing.
Proving that Teresa is dumb, she did not understand that Melissa and Kathy were paying her a compliment about how she handles all the pressure of the press, and she thought they were knocking her. I am walking away from the reunion feeling sorry for Teresa that she is so dumb and in such denial about what is happening in her life. Poor girl.
She goes on to say that Joe Gorga got his start in business because of Juicy Joe, and Kathy started her baking because of her cookbook. I had no idea Teresa and Joe were so generous with their gift of business success. Dear Lord, this crazygirl is so desperate she is pulling crap out of her ass. Business advice from Tree and Juicy? Right.
Teresa has no idea how serious her problems are and thinks her little cookbook is going to save her from continued financial ruin. It's annoying that Andy is not pushing her a little. He pushed Danielle for answers, yet is leaving Teresa alone and not digging, which is odd. His show contributed to her problems, yet he seems to not care too much.
Nobody can talk without Teresa commenting on it, and finally at minute 58 Caroline has had enough and lets loose. She says she does not understand Teresa, or what she is saying, and she is done. Finally. Everyone is letting Teresa off the hook which is too bad, but maybe it will be different in part 2 because we didn't really learn anything from part 1.
I love the housewives shows but feel that my being a fan is not being respected too much. Twitter gave us more info that the reunion. People thought Andy was mean to Teresa and I didn't think he was at all. He was gentle with her when she needed a kick in the ass. Next week will hopefully be better and we will get some answers to our questions.
If not, we can always go to Twitter, where all the answers are given and are current, not from months ago. I hope Jacqueline will shut up and stop with the lame tweets. If she had something to say, she should have gone to the reunion, which should have been a 2 hour special, not over 2 weeks. Making us wait so long is not cool, and not keeping it real.
October 11, 2011 | 9:31 pm
Posted by Ilana Angel
I love this show. There is enough pure entertainment to keep watching, and enough to make fun of that blogging it is fun. Tom Bergeron is brilliant, and Brooke is wildly mockable. The dancing is excellent and in a sea of favorites, it's hard to know who will come out on top. I've got my money on Ricki Lake, but I'm in it until the end and there are bound to be surprises.
Chynna Phillips: She is a great dancer but I find her personality off putting. She is a bit boring and while I can appreciate she is dancing well, I do not feel invested in her, so I don't care if she goes. I'm sure she is lovely, but she's not giving me anything care about. Her tango tanked big time.
David Arquette: He's also a good dancer, but I'm pulling for him because I like him. He is an oddball to be sure, but funny and charming also. He did okay this week and while he has no shot in hell of winning, he is a pleasure. He seems happy and for some reason that matters to me.
Carson Kressley: He is by far my favorite contestant this season. He is funny, fabulous, trying hard and a hot pirate. He has the best personality, is not milking any sympathy car for votes, and is a true entertainer. I hope he stays because his freestyle will undoubtedly be brilliant.
Nancy Grace: Between the nipples, farting, and fumbled splits, I'm afraid it's time for Nancy to go home. She is more likeable on her own show than here and it's a shame. If she had been her fiery self she may have done well, but she is boring me to tears and needs to go.
Hope Solo: Her size and body type leave her looking more tranny than pretty, and her facial expression while dancing has a constipated feel to it. She is a nice girl, looked just like Jessie, and is a talented dancer, but I'm over her and don't think she'll make it to the end.
Rob Kardashian: It was hilarious when, while wearing neon teal socks and pink shoes, he tells Cheryl he wants his jumps to look more masculine. He's working hard, but he is not going to win. I like him, and didn't when the show started so that's something. He's not making it to the finals.
Ricki Lake: Love her. Loved the dance, loved the dress, loved the music, loved it all. Her talk about wanting to quit was lame, did not make me laugh or feel compassion. Such a shame she went there. Either way, she wins the night, and will win the trophy in the end. Go Ricki!
Chaz Bono: I love him. He was really good this week, which is lucky for him because he tanked last week and managed to not get cut because we love him. I cry when I see him dance because he represents so many people who have no voice, and no power. I think he is a hero.
JR Martinez: There is nothing not to love about this guy. He is a great dancer, and a great man. He did a good job and he will be in the finals for sure. He is an entertainer and just a great guy. This show will hopefully catapult him from the soaps to the big time.
In the end it is Chynna that is going home. She didn't make us love her so it makes sense that America was not into it and sent her on her way. Dancing is important to be sure, but if we are going to be honest, this is just as much of a popularity contest so it's anyone's game.
I want Carson, Chaz, Ricki and JR to be the final four. The popular kids against the underdogs, which is always a good battle. Cher is a good luck charm and Carson is magic. The thought of homophobes losing their minds is fabulous. Buckle up America, we are keeping it real.
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I am watching this show, but finding it difficult to write about it. This is a messed up group of women. Of all the ladies, in all the cities, this group is the meanest. They are unkind to each other, back stab, talk trash, and are all around unappealing. I cannot bear to recap this entire episode but here are some things worth mentioning.
1) Lisa is funny and seems lovely, but her shutting up Ken when he wanted to make a speech about his daughter getting engaged was gross. She is rude and I find myself not digging her that much.
2) Dana is a dingbat. She seems like a fun friend, but totally flakey and ditzy. Her "going all out" party was pathetic, and her name and money dropping is classless. She needs lessons from the Countess.
3) Kyle is under the false impression that she is entertaining. She is a mean girl and appears to be incapable of basic social manners. She is desperate to be the popular sister in a group of D List sisters.
4) Adrienne is rude to her husband and with two young children, it is amazing that she is leaving them a legacy of her chopping of their dad's balls each week. She has gone from cute to gross in one season.
5) Brandi is a hoot. She is uncensored, sarcastic, and quite funny. Of all the ladies she is the one I would like to have a drink with. The ladies are ripping her apart and it's too bad because she is harmless and could have used some support.
6) Kim is under the influence of narcotics. There is no way in hell this woman is not using drugs, and that Bravo has not stepped in to help her is shameful. Her pain is palpable and she is going to hurt herself. Not even her fame whore sister is stepping in.
7) Camille is entertaining and I love her. Maybe it's her young Greek lover, but she is much more likable this year. I'm glad she came back to show us who she is because who she was last season, was not so great. She is thriving in the land of the cougar.
8) Taylor should not be on television. I don't get her, or why she is still on this show. She is not well physically or emotionally, and that she keeps filming, knowing the father of her child has died, is gross. Especially since his blood is still on her hands.
Lisa is a snob, Dana is a fame whore, Kyle is a mean girl, Adrienne is a bitch, Brandi is a hoot, Kim is a drunk, and Camille has become the fun one. This show is lame, and something else bad is going to happen. It's just a matter of time. In fact, it could be next week. I have a fantasy that Brandi knocks out Kim's teeth, and then sleeps with Kyle's husband to celebrate.
I'm just kidding of course. That might happen in real life, but not in the fake fest of scripted, unscripted television. Unless they are going to start showing these shows closer to the time they are filmed, we will all loose interest because Twitter wars are more fun than watching things that are months old. Time to catch up Bravo, and start keeping it real.
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I was just cleaning out my Rock Band network folder on my computer and discovered that there are currently 83 tracks in various states of peer review, playtesting, etc.
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Senior Fellow John R. Graham appeared on WTPL radios "Bulldog Live" to talk about the "Healthcare Contract with America" which would replace Obamacare with a free market system. Graham also talks about the "6 Reasons why Obamacare will fail" pointing out the short comings of the current so-called Affordable Care Act.
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John C. Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis, appeared on the Sean Hannity radio program on Thursday, October 31. Goodman discusses alternatives to Obamacare, as outlined in his book "Priceless." If patients control their healthcare, then providers can compete on quality and price, instead of government bureaucracies dictating healthcare choices to consumers. Jay Sekulow of the American Center for Law and Justice also joined the discussion.
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Well ive only been here for 1 year and half (sim) and im performing better... So maybe u will pick it up and show that u are better at this game.. Since that is what you implying
I implied nothing. You've true to goat me into responses unsuccessfully for the 1 and 1/2 seasons here. I find it funny .
Ive been baiting u??? Im not the one who posted that pic.... Anyways im done with this is u are
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On the night you were born, the moon smiles with such wonder that the stars peeked in to see you and the night wind whispered, 'Life will never be the same'. With clear, poetic text and soothing pictures, On the Night You Were Born celebrates the birth and worth of every wondrous child. A superb parent-and-child bedtime read-aloud; a soothing tone for the holidays.
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I love this book, I can't get through it without crying. The illustrations are beautiful and very colorful. I have a 5 month old little girl and she loves to look at the pictures.On the night you were born,the moon smiled with such wonderthat the stars peeked in to see youand the night wind whispered,"Life will never be the same."Because there had never been anyone like you...ever in the world.
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Love this story!
By TobiasMommy
from Florida
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I love this story! The plot line and the author's finesse with words is simply amazing! The illustrations are bright, colorful, and keep your eyes moving across the many details. I do not have this in the board book, but I do have this in hardback with paper pages form. I had to buy this book the second I started reading it. It also has a recordable version too which I didn't know about until after I already wrote my son's name in his book.In a way I wish I had the boardbook version, because then my son could look at it whenever he wants, without destroying it. lol
Very sweet story, lovely art.
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My 18mo old daughter brings this to me to read to her at least 3 times a day. It has beautiful illustrations and very sweet writing. Only thing that kept it from 5-star was that it alternated rhyming and not rhyming, and that drives me nuts. Daughter loves it though. A bit of a tear-jerker for me, but I'm a softie. :)
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This is a beautiful board book for younger kids on my list.
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This is the BEST book,it celebrates the child, so good for any type of birth even adoption. It is has such a wonderful flow for the reader and for the child... A wonderful book
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She'll be donning a classic style that's uber trendy with these girls brogues from Hush Puppies that are the perfect pick for comfortable everyday footwear. These smart girls shoes are a top choice for her school shoes!
Patent leather is always a stylish option for footwear and these fabulous lace-ups really stand out as a result. She'll shine in these shoes (literally!). Ribbon laces bring some dainty design to the brogues, softening this androgynous style that's a popular recurring trend throughout the seasons. A perforated pattern adds definition to the design.
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Hush Puppies Freight WP Boots
Having created the world's first casual shoe, Hush Puppies have shaped the way we view footwear to this day. Here they offer these Freight boots that effortlessly blend style and comfort.
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We travelled in India for two months and we can definitely say that Oasis Haveli has been one of the best places we stayed at. It is a very nicely decorated Haveli, clean and good priced. The manager and staff were very helpful, friendly and kind. It has hot water, wifi and a nice roof top with great view.
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Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® is proud to present DRAGONS!
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January 30-February 3, Check website for showtimes.
For the first time in circus history, myth and majesty will share the arena during this must-see family event that can only be witnessed at The Greatest Show On Earth®! Experience circus spectacles so incredible that once again you will believe in the unbelievable! Dragon tribes from the far reaches of the earth are brought together in a single performance, displaying their breathtaking skills in a circus tournament of champions. Each tribe must prove that they have virtues of Courage, Strength, Wisdom and Heart to arouse dragons which appear right before your very eyes! Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime family event when The Greatest Show On Earth brings the world together… to bring your family together!
Charlotte Symphony Pops: The Wizard Of Oz
Blumenthal Performing Arts Center
February 2, 2:30pm, 8:00pm
We're off to see the Wizard! Put on your ruby red slippers and follow the yellow brick road as you've never done before! Watch the classic MGM film The Wizard of Oz in its entirety on a large screen with live accompaniment by the Charlotte Symphony! You are invited to dress up as your favorite OZ character, to participate in the COZtume
Workout and Raise money for Relay for Life
Carmel Road Park
February 2, 7:30am
Relay For Life and SouthPark Boot Camp are teaming up to raise money for the American Cancer Society. Renew your Get Fit Resolution this Saturday, 7:30a.m. at Carmel Road Park. Class is free, donations go to American Cancer Society. Bring yoga mat/towel & water. Come get in a pre-Super Bowl sweat!
American Heart Association's National Wear Red Day
American Heart Association
February 1
Showing your support on National Wear Red Day is just one of many ways you can take action against
The Secret Garden
February 1-3, Fri., 7:30pm; Sat., 7:30pm; Sun., 2:00pm
Celebrate magic on a Broadway scale with The Secret Garden, a modern musical classic. Orphaned 10-year-old Mary Lennox is sent from India to live in England with relatives she has never met. With the help of Martha, a chambermaid, and the gardener, Ben, Mary's own personality blossoms as she brings life to a neglected garden, as well as her sickly cousin and uncle. Based on the beloved children's novel and winner of three Tony Awards, The Secret Garden is a timeless tale of hope and inspiration. Best for ages 8+. Cost is $20.
Brother Rabbit Spinning Free
February 2-3, Sat., 11:00am, 1:00pm; Sun., 2:00pm
Don't miss the world premiere of this multicultural production – inspired by the people who have made the Carolinas their home – written specifically for Children's Theatre of Charlotte's Tarradiddle Players. Brother Rabbit is the quickest, cleverest, wittiest rabbit there ever was, but Slippy Fox sees him as one thing and one thing only: dinner. Brother Rabbit's only hope of escape is to distract Slippy Fox with irresistible stories, such as "Martín the Magnificent," from Central America, "The Fisherman Prince," from the Vietnamese, "The Very First Fire," from the Cherokee, and "Lookout Mountain," from the Gullah. Best for ages 5+. Cost is $16.
Great Day for Groundhogs
McDowell Nature Preserve
February1, 9:30am-10:15am & 11:00am-11:45am
After an enchanting tale about these spotlighted creatures of the moment, we will have a crafty activity to conclude our homage to the Great Groundhog. Registration required.
Groundhog Day
Charlotte Nature Museum
February 2, 10:00am
What will Queen Charlotte, our resident ground hog, predict for Spring's arrival? Join us for our annual celebration with Queen Charlotte and her Court! Programming includes crafts, puppet shows and storytelling.
Go Kids Go
Billingsville Elementary School
February 2, 9:00am-12:00pm
The Junior League of Charlotte, Inc. presents Go Kids Go every Saturday in February! Go Kids Go is a FREE community event for children ages 0-12 and their families. The program educates children about fun ways to stay active, eat nutritious meals and lead healthy lifestyles. Kids will participate in a variety of games and activities focused on exercise and nutrition. All Go Kids Go! activities are age-specific to ensure maximum impact and fun.
Reedy Creek Nature Center
February 3, 2:00pm-3:00pm
This is an exciting time of year as the first winter rains trigger some of our salamander species to begin their annual breeding rituals. Join a naturalist as we learn about this amazing species and then hit the trails to look for salamander eggs! Participants must be able to walk 1 – 2 miles on uneven terrain. For ages 5+. Cost is free.
A Romantic Evening in Waxhaw
Downtown Waxhaw
February 1, 5:00pm-9:00pm
Waxhaw is the perfect place to show your loved ones a great time! Looking for a way to treat your sweetheart? How about a father/daughter date in honor of Valentine's Day? Looking for a way to say "I love you" without needing a babysitter? Come to Waxhaw on First Friday to enjoy romantic music played throughout downtown…free carriage rides….special culinary delights…opportunities to be pampered…and great Valentine's Day gift ideas. The evening will also be great for kids who may want to make a Valentine card for Mom or Dad. Don't miss the opportunity to experience romance in a characteristic setting! Surprise a Valentine of any age, early, in Waxhaw!
Britax Car Seat Checks
Britax North American Headquarters, 13501 S. Ridge Drive
February 1, 8:00am-11:30am
Certified child passenger safety technicians assist you with car seat installation. There they will teach you the correct way to install your child seat, provide safety recommendations, and answer any questions that you may have. Cost is free.
Living History Saturdays
Historic Brattonsville
February 2, 10:00am-4:00pm
Step back in time as costumed interpreters bring to life the 18th and 19th centuries. Witness life in the Carolina backcountry through activities such as farming, chores, open hearth-cooking, flax, processing, and weaving. Site closes at 5pm. Cost is $6/Adults, $5/Seniors, $3/Youths ages 4-17, children age 3 and under/free.


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Set in a quiet leafy crescent, a stone throw away from the main attractions and surrounded by the stunning backdrop of this magnificent Scottish capital city, The Bonham is without a doubt one of the most stylish hotels in Edinburgh, plus we have complimentary car parking! At The Bonham hotel in Edinburgh, we have used bold colour, rich texture and contemporary art and photography to build an environment that is fun, upbeat yet relaxing, welcoming and with the unmistakable buzz of being part of a great Scottish city. There are 49 boutique rooms and suites at The Bonham and our events spaces are flexible enough to cater for private dining, cocktail parties, small weddings or meetings. Restaurant at the Bonham is characterised by sophisticated urban styling which we think you will love, whether it's business or pleasure that brings you here. Aside from some striking and dramatic art work by Tilo Stengel, we've designed the restaurant to be cool and minimal so that you can focus on the food, the company and the occasion. The A La Carte Menu at Restaurant at the Bonham is inspired by classic flavours adapted for the modern palate by Head Chef Maciej Szymik and his team. Using locally sourced seasonal Scottish produce, the dishes created are simple but elegant in style. The restaurant also offers an excellent, well-edited wine list to complement the dishes you will choose.
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text: WHAT'S NEWGenomeSpace Website offline Oct 17-20Due to server maintenance at the Broad Institute, the GenomeSpace website(www.genomespace.org) will be unavailable from Thursday Oct 17 through Saturday October 20th 2013. During this time we expect that the GenomeSpace user interface will remain available though some tools hosted at the Broad Institue will not be. More >> GenomeSpace at the Network Biology Symposium & Cytoscape workshopGenomeSpace will be featured at the Network Biology Symposium & Cytoscape workshop in Paris, October 9 - 10: More >> See All News HighlightsGenomeSpace OpenID Authentication for Ruby on Rails with DeviseFor those of you that are Ruby on Rails developers, you're most likely already familiar with Devise. It's a fantastically simple and flexible way to add password- and token-based authentication to your Rails application. What you may not know is that there is a companion gem called 'devise_openid_authenticatable' that extends Devise's authentication strategies to include OpenID. This post will show you how you can implement this to authenticate your application against the GenomeSpace OpenID server. More >> Toolbar enhancementsIt has long been possible to customize your GenomeSpace toolbar by adding, reordering or hiding tools. This has now gotten a little easier with the changes that we've just released. More >> See All Posts |


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Comfort food comes in many forms: gooey macaroni and cheese, juicy pot roast, perhaps even a pint of Ben & Jerry's Chubby Hubby eaten right out of the container. If you grew up in a family like mine, however, the meals that soothe your soul likely come slathered in red sauce, with a heaping side of pasta and a bottomless basket of Wonder Bread-style Italian bread.
On a gray day, with the economy in the dumps and a whiny preschooler clinging to my leg, the carbs-and-marinara approach seemed vastly appealing, so we dropped the kid off at a friend's house and sped to Westbrook. Within moments of collapsing into our chairs at Casa Novéllo, my husband and I were soothing ourselves with generous glasses of grocery-store chianti and some of that malleable bread. My husband dipped his in the goopy mixture of olive oil, rosemary, parmesan cheese, salt, and pepper that our waitress prepared tableside, while I slathered mine with softened butter from one of those single-serving plastic tubs with foil covers. It was heaven.
As you may have surmised by now, Casa Novéllo is not a fine dining restaurant: your water is served in a plastic tumbler with a paper-wrapped straw, and the dessert menu is a laminated affair with at least one handwritten sticker denoting a discontinued item. And that's exactly how owner Gary Manoogian likes it. When the Westbrook native founded the friendly eatery in 2000, his philosophy was simple: "Almost everything we serve is fresh and from scratch," he says. "We do large portions at reasonable prices — that's our niche."
Though we knew about the portion size ahead of time, we couldn't resist ordering an appetizer along with our entrées. (You're not going to impress anyone with false austerity at a spot like this.) Our personable, attentive waitress delivered a decadent plate of shrimp and scallops fried in a crispy beer batter. A moment later, a diner at the next table commented on the amazing odors emanating from our table.
With an eight-seat bar and a busy takeout operation in addition to the seventy-five seats in its dining room, Casa Novéllo fosters this kind of neighborly congeniality. And while Manoogian says the restaurant draws regulars from Gorham and Windham, its heart is clearly in Westbrook. Manoogian himself makes the bread daily, and even the batter on our fried seafood was based on beer from local microbrewer David Geary. So it should've been no surprise that my husband, a Westbrook native whose parents still live in town, ran into one of his childhood neighbors and a kid he'd once overseen at day camp. Now grown men, the two and their companions were dining at a back table that groaned under the weight of their entrees.
Our own meals were no skimpy spa fare. Casa Novéllo's menu is full of classic Italian-American dishes — chicken Marsala, meat lasagna, shrimp scampi, and pasta with your choice of sauces (marinara, Alfredo, and bolognese). We went straight for the specials board, choosing penne a la vodka with shrimp and lobster, and veal parmesan, a longtime guilty pleasure that I attempted to ameliorate by selecting whole wheat penne for my side of pasta. Each entrée came with a house salad — mostly iceberg lettuce with a few slices each of cucumber, tomato, and red onion, and house Italian dressing that tasted suspiciously like it came out of a bottle. All of which is to say it was pretty darn close to my personal platonic ideal for comfort food.
As for those entrées: The penne a la vodka was fantastic — perfectly cooked seafood in a reddish-pink sauce that had just a hint of a kick. My veal parm, however, suffered from a slight lack of attention, with the cutlet's thin ends dry from overcooking and the accompanying dish of pasta boiled well past al dente. Did any of that stop me from gobbling it up, however? Heck, no.
Truth be told, neither of us came anywhere near finishing. Our waitress cheerfully packed us an entire bag of leftovers, each dish encased in its own Styrofoam clamshell and neatly labeled with the contents and the day's date. (Not even Grandma Cavallaro provides this level of service.) By lunchtime the next day, they were gone.
Casa Novéllo is located at 694 Main Street in Westbrook. Open from 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Friday, 3 to 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, and 3 to 8:30 p.m on Sunday. Lunch entrees $9 to $14; dinner entrées $10 to $20. Full bar. Handicap accessible. 207-854-9909.
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Wings Box Office Mirror features a laser etched Wings movie logo. The mirror comes with an authentic Goldberg speaker tube and two inch classic frame that will complement any decor. The images are etched behind the glass, so they will not wear or fade with regular cleaning. The mirror is officially licensed by Paramount Pictures.
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Have been to many hotels in Sousse, if I'm honest I was very very pleasantly surprised!!!! Spotless clean, reception staff brilliant...Everything about this hotel was fantastic ..... But sorry have to say even tho all exclusive, All Alcohol is watered down and that's the only bad thing I can say..... So take your own drink which is not allowed!!!!!! But... More
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Today, you will find that you have raised a precious child who is always ready to help out when they can. If you need someone to offer a taste test of Christmas cookies or lemon bars you bake, you know you can count on them to step up and help.
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National Pastry Day has arrived, but you're not really in the mood for sweets. No problem: spanakopita, Cornish pasties, savory hand pies -- there are so many options that work as the main course for a meal.
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The Official Online RBS 6 Nations Store is open. The store has everything you need to get behind your team during the RBS 6 Nations, plus the store is now fully stocked with a much wider range of rugby merchandise.
O'Driscoll's centre partner for club and country Gordon D'Arcy also went off with a calf problem while flanker Sean O'Brien did not even make the starting line-up with a similar complaint.
But ahead of a huge summer with the British and Irish Lions for O'Driscoll, who appeared in all five of Ireland's RBS 6 Nations games this year, any injury inevitably invites concern over the 34-year-old's durability.
"We will have a look at Gordon and assess him in the next 48 hours and find out the real extent of the problem. Brian's back tightened up and he couldn't fully stretch out," said Leinster coach Schmidt, whose side still have the Pro12 and European Challenge Cup finals to come this season.
"He wanted to carry on, but it wasn't really an option against a back line like Glasgow's. I wouldn't be too concerned, and I'm normally concerned about everything, so that's a good sign.
"We didn't want to risk playing Sean against Glasgow, but hopefully he will be alright by next Friday. I don't know we will be doing a lot in the first half of the week and we'll probably restrict our training to Tuesday and Wednesday.
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If you are looking for something one step above sleeping in your car, this is the place for you! The staff was barely helpful and with no grasp of hospitality. Our first night there the fire alarm went off at around 3AM. There was no staff to be found and when we dialed the "emergency number" it took that person... More
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I liked Snowpoint. The fact that it was out away from the rest of the world and the snow make it my favorite.
I liked Snowpoint. The fact that it was out away from the rest of the world and the snow make it my favorite.
Canalave City. The history behind the library as well as the stories you were able to read was pretty cool. Jubilife was also my favorite, just for the relaxing theme.
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Hmmm... Floaroma Town, Canalave City and Jubilife City are my favorites <.> Mostly because of the flowers, being able to go to Iron Island, and the GTS respectively.
Jubilife and Eterna. I just love the music.
Snowpoint or Floaroma. Both of their music is beautiful, but the thing i like most about those is that their calm, full of nature, and in solitude from the rest of Sinnoh. pure beauty. ;P
for some reason i like jubilee what ever it is city xD also hearthome. I like he music :3 nya~
I really like Snowpoint and Floaroma, I get very nostalgic when I go there and they have very beautiful environments. I also really like the music. ^^
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I like all of Sinnoh, but for the sake of time I'll say Veilstone, as it's one of my favorites: the Department store, the gym leader uses Lucario, and it's right next to the rainy area. What's not to like?