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A rather interesting scene took place during the Divas invitational match at Wrestlemania 30 last night. Cameron suffered a wardrobe malfunction, where her top came unhooked during a spot with Emma. Cameron was noticeably trying to hold on to her shirt, so that her breasts would not become exposed to WWE fans. After the spot, she went to the side and repaired the wardrobe malfunction.
April 7, 2014
There are rumors floating around that new Michelle McCool wardrobe malfunction pictures are available online. However, that is not the case. It is simply a website called Break trying to draw in WWE fans. They are using wardrobe malfunction pictures of Kate Upton to do so. She is showing a little bit of her nipples. It is definitely not Michelle McCool.
April 6, 2014
Rumors are floating around that there are some wardrobe malfunction pics of Lita floating around the internet. It turns out that the source of those rumors is Dhantenan, a foreign website that has jokes, wallpapers and screen savers. They are luring in WWE fans with the promise of semi nude pictures, but there is really nothing there.
March 21, 2014
Since she is unlikely to show up naked in Playboy magazine anytime soon, wrestling fans have flocked online to see if they can find a wardrobe malfunction video, in order to get more of a glimpse of Summer Rae. This clip, which barely shows her purple thong, has proven to be a highly viewed video on YouTube.
March 20, 2014
There are rumors of Brie Bella nude photos being available online, but that is simply a hoax by Black Sports Online. The website is trying to generate traffic from wrestling fans by using the wardrobe malfunction incident on Monday Night Raw from a while back as the draw. While there are a few pictures on the website of the WWE diva, none feature her being naked.
January 2, 2014
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During a recent interview with the Post Crescent, Hornswoggle revealed something rather interesting. It appears that a good amount of fans have turned on him, with many openly wondering why he still has a job with WWE. Hornswoggle has been taking it well, however. He states that he simply laughs it off. The widespread belief is that his job security is pretty high thanks to the upcoming release of the Leprechaun movie, which he stars in.
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During a recent interview while in Wisconsin for a live event, Hornswoggle revealed the person that helped him get hired with WWE. It was actually Mr Anderson, who now works for TNA. The company was look at about a dozen midget wrestlers at the time, and Anderson convinced management to sign Hornswoggle. Finlay was also revealed as another person that pushed for WWE to sign Hornswoggle.
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June 4, 2014
A picture of WWE star Hornswoggle now that he has been shaved bald after a loss to El Torito at the Payback 2014 pay per view.
June 2, 2014
For those of you that did not watch the Payback 2014 kickoff match, El Torito defeated Hornswoggle with a flying top rope moonsault. Hornswoggle had gotten distracted by thinking that he won after pulling off the mask. Afterwards, Hornswoggle was forced to sit in a barber chair while El Torito shaved his head. Hornswoggle is now bald, and expect WWE to promote that on Monday Night Raw this week.
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May 6, 2014
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May 4, 2014
Over the last decade, it has been repeatedly stated that the creative department likes to do segments that amuse Vince McMahon, and it appears that they have done that once again by pairing Hornswoggle and El Torito together in a WeeLC match at Extreme Rules 2014, where the performers will most likely work with small ladders, tables and chairs.
April 29, 2014
A post from Twitter, where WWE star William Regal expresses some remorse for attacking Hornswoggle on Monday Night Raw once.
April 24, 2014
A video of the match between El Torito and Hornswoggle on WWE Main Event this week. The company wants to have these two performers working a series of matches, so expect to see more interaction between the two of them on Monday Night Raw and Smackdown in the coming weeks.
April 24, 2014
A video of the match between Hornswoggle, who rarely gets to wrestle in WWE nowadays, and El Torito on Smackdown.
April 21, 2014
One of the ideas being tossed around right now backstage in WWE is to have Hornswoggle and El Torito wrestling one another on a pretty frequent basis. The two of them will be featured on Smackdown this week, and there could be more matches coming up. WWE had the two of them training together for a couple of weeks to ensure that the match quality is decent.
April 17, 2014
On WWE Main Event, Hornswoggle teamed up with Jinder Mahal and Drew McIntyre, which has caused some speculations to arise. Rumors over the past several weeks have stated that Heath Slater was unhappy backstage because he was not receiving a push. However, his absence on this show was unrelated, as Slater missed the show because he is heading to Saudi Arabia for a tour with WWE.
April 17, 2014
Every year, a couple of people within WWE are forced to miss the hall of fame induction ceremony because the company needs to keep the Axxess shows going. This year, Hornswoggle is going to be one of those people. He will be manning a booth while Jake Roberts, Ultimate Warrior, Scott Hall, Lita, Carlos Colon, Paul Bearer and Mr T are inducted.
April 5, 2014
A picture of Hornswoggle on a movie set with Tina Fey. The long time WWE performer has a brief role as a convict in a Russian prison in the new Muppets movie.
March 17, 2014
While he rarely gets television time on Monday Night Raw as is, Hornswoggle will certainly not be there this week, as the WWE star will be in Los Angeles, representing the company at the world premier of the Muppets Most Wanted movie. Aside from being a huge fan, he also has a cameo appearance in the film as well.
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At one point last night, I asked… Is Avery Bradley hurt or something?What am I missing here? — John Karalis (@RedsArmy_John) January 17, 2013 Turns out the answer was yes. According to coach Doc Rivers, the 6-foot-2 defensive star, has a rib injury that will keep him from practicing today. "He's OK; not great," said Rivers in describing Bradley's current state physically. "He's not going to do anything today, for sure." His status is day-to-day as the C's close out their five-game homestand Friday night against the Bulls. My initial reaction is "ahhh… crap." The Celtics are simply a different team without Bradley. We've seen it over the past two weeks. And last night without a healthy Bradley to finish out the game, the C's struggled again without him (though, to be fair, hardly anyone played well anyway). The Bulls are a matchup problem for the Celtics, but they've got weak ball handlers that could be exploited with Bradley hounding them full court. It could help erase som
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The Thanksgiving Story: The Pilgrims Revisited The Internet is full of useful materials for exploding myths about the Pilgrims, the Indians, the Mayflower, and the First Thanksgiving. Whether you teach kindergarten or college, you'll find valuable information and teaching tools on the WWW. This week, Education World explores the best of those online resources. As another Thanksgiving approaches, are you looking for new ways to present the same old stories? Look no further! Education World has found a variety of Web sites that provide fascinating information about the hearts and minds of the faceless historical figures behind this traditional American holiday...
GO RIGHT TO THE SOURCE! What better place to begin a search for fresh information about Thanksgiving than at Plymouth Colony -- the place where the Pilgrims' lives in the New World began? Nowhere are those lives more real, more visible, or more current than at Plimoth-on-Web, an online living-history museum of 17th century Plymouth, Massachusetts. This Plimoth Plantation site allows visitors to tour the 1627 Pilgrim Village of New Plymouth, to see, as well as read about, the lives of the Pilgrims. In this authentic reproduction of the Pilgrim's Massachusetts settlement, you can stroll down the town's first main street, read the plans of the original "zoning board," and view the houses of the early English settlers. Or you might want to attend the March Cattle Division to learn how property was distributed among the colony's residents. The site, however, is much more than a brief walk through Plymouth. In addition to the virtual tour, the site provides an abundance of historical information about Plymouth Colony, the Mayflower, the Pilgrims, and the local Indians. Visitors can read the Mayflower Compact , study a list of the Mayflower's passengers , and learn why they set off on their voyage. Your students can learn about the Pilgrims' height and average life span and see the clothing of both Pilgrims and Wampanoag Indians. Here, you'll discover the real story behind The Courtship of Miles Standish and learn such Pilgrim Trivia as the names of Plymouth Colony's first governor and its first baby. In the unlikely event that you still haven't found what you're looking for, the site contains a variety of educational resources, including a Library with an extensive list of bibliographies and links; a Resource Room full of downloadable materials for teachers and students; a list of Educational Publications available for classroom use; and a Kids' Page that contains Pilgrim games and riddles, a Pilgrim picture to color, and fun facts about Pilgrim children. IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR EXTENSIVE... But perhaps the most comprehensive source of information about the Mayflower and its passengers can be found at Caleb Johnson's Mayflower Web Pages. Visitors to this site get a fascinating glimpse of Pilgrim life that's sure to surprise, intrigue, and sometimes shock. Here, you can learn about the Mayflower's physical dimensions; see the ship's passenger and crew lists; find out about the lives of the girls and women aboard ship; read accounts of the Pilgrims' voyage, landing, and settlement of Plymouth; and learn the truth about their relationship with the local Indians. The site contains a first-person account of the First Thanksgiving celebration, a photograph of the Mayflower's original passenger list written by William Bradford, versions of the Pilgrim's Peace Treaty with Massasoit, copies of the Pilgrims' wills and estate inventories, and other documents that provide unique insights into the lives of the Pilgrims. Information about Pilgrim food, clothing, weapons, and games is also provided. Additional resources at the site include a Message to Teachers, a link to a page of myths about the Pilgrims and the First Thanksgiving that have been taught in classrooms for generations, an area that allows students to email questions to the site's creator, some slightly scandalous accounts of the personal and criminal history of some Mayflower passengers -- and much, much more. In fact, exploring this site is almost as great an adventure as the one it describes. BACK TO BASICS Teachers of very young students might also want to go to The Pilgrims and America's First Thanksgiving for an appropriate story of the first Thanksgiving. Then, be sure to visit An American Thanksgiving for simple holiday ideas and activities. Here, click The First Thanksgiving to read some important historical documents, including the Mayflower Compact, the Peace Treaty with Massasoit, and various Thanksgiving proclamations; explore Thanksgiving Fun to find stories, poems, songs, games, and Thanksgiving pictures to color; and click And more... to explore links to additional resources. Finally, be sure to check out this week's Education World LESSON PLANNING story, Pilgrim Projects, for additional Thanksgiving ideas and information. AN ADDITIONAL SITE FOR THANKSGIVING EXPLORATION An Outline of American History From "A Hypertext on American History," this site includes information about the colonial period and the Pilgrim's search for religious and political freedom. RELATED ARTICLES FROM EDUCATION WORLD The "First Thanksgiving" -- A Feast of Activities Are You Teaching the Real Story of the "First Thanksgiving"? It's Turkey Time! Exploring Native Americans Across the Curriculum Article by Linda Starr Education World® Copyright © 2014 Education World Updated by Kassondra Granata, Education World Contributor 11/06/2014
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Ebola Outbreak: Student Discussion Guide Ebola virus disease (EVD), formally known as Ebola haemorrhagic fever, has been causing worldwide concern as it infects people in countries out of West Africa, including the United States. Newspapers around the world have made the epidemic front page news and top headlines, and global health experts, such as the CDC, have declared the 2014 Ebola epidemic as the largest in history.
The World Health Organization said EVD has a fatality rate of of up to 90 percent, and that the virus is transmitted to people from wild animals and then spread from human to human. Ebola first appeared in 1976 in two simultaneous outbreaks in Nzara, Sudan, and in Yambuku, Democratic Republic of Congo. The virus is transmitted through close contact with blood, secretions, organs and other parts of infected animals. EVD is a severe illness that starts with a sudden onset of fever, intense weakness, muscle pain, headache and sore throat. This is followed by vomiting, diarrhea, rash, impaired kidney and liver function, and both external and internal bleeding. As of now, there is no reported vaccine for the virus. So far, more than 3,000 people have died so far from the Ebola virus, according to an article in The New York Times. The article also states that experts believe that up to 1.4 million will be effected before the epidemic under control. Now that the United States saw its first patient develop symptoms in Texas and later die, teachers may be concerned about how to effectively teach about Ebola in the classroom. Student discussion questions: How is Liberia coping with the outbreak? What key actions will help to contain the spread of the disease? When it comes to containing a disease outbreak, why is it so important to get accurate information to the public? What myths surround Ebola? What is the risk to the international community? What is the United States doing to help fight the disease? Define the following: epidemiology, public health approach, epidemic What have been the United States' worst disease outbreaks? Worldwide, what have been the worst epidemics? Updated 10/8/2014: Provided by The New York Times in its article, "Learning from Disaster: Exploring the Ebola Epidemic," teachers can refer to a number of lesson plans, videos, and other ideas provided by the world's leading publication. Start With What Students Already Know: Have students work in pairs and write down what they have read or heard about Ebola using this concept map. Then, teachers can create a class list on the board after the groups share their maps. Watch the video "Burial Boys" and have students answer these discussion questions: Discussion Questions: Who are the "burial boys"? What precautions do these young men take to make sure they don't get sick? Why are the people in the village angry at the "burial boys"? Why is the job of burying the dead so important to controlling this outbreak? Who trains and supports these young men with their jobs? What are some of the obstacles the burial teams face in doing their jobs? What sacrifices are these men making by taking this job? Why do you think these young men do this difficult work? PBS News Hour created this webpage where students are guided on a mission to become "an expert on the deadly Ebola virus." At the end of the lesson, students will be able to design a strategy to contain the virus. The webpage offers resources from CDC, articles, a video about viruses from NPR, and another video titled, "What You Need to Know About Ebola," provided by Sci-Show. PBS has also provided this student guide. Achoo!: The most Interesting Book You'll Ever Read About Germs by Trudee Romanek: This book provides easy-to-understand and engaging text along with amusing illustrations. Students from grades K-5 can learn about germs, bacteria, viruses, vaccines, epidemics and more. Teachers will appreciate the short passages and the opportunity to teach science-focused vocabulary words. C-SPAN Classroom: Students can watch this update on the Ebola outbreak and a clip from a statement from President Obama: Discussion Questions: What news update reached the front page of The Washington Post on keeping Ebola out of the United States? Is this a good method to take? Why or why not? What happened in Meriden, Conn., and what does it mean for the epidemic? What did President Obama say about the possibility of an Ebola outbreak in the United States? Related resources Best Instructional Videos: Pandemics Throughout HistoryLesson: Epidemics, Vaccines and Prevention One Massachusetts educator Storified his Twitter-based Ebola inquiry lesson. The Council on Foreign Relations website The World Health Organization website Article by Kassondra Granata, EducationWorld ContributorEducation World® Copyright © 2014 Education World
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Six Native American Resources for Teachers During the month of November, teachers will be educating their students on the First Thanksgiving, and the relationship the pilgrims had with the Native American Wampanoag tribe. Many educators will also want to delve
deeper into Native American history, culture and arts. EducationWorld has curated a list of six resources for educators to use in November or anytime. Dream Catcher: With this lesson plan, students can understand the meaning behind an Native American dream catcher through an arts and crafts project. Teachers can begin the lesson by sharing the story of the Lakota spirit of wisdom named Iktomi, who disguised himself as a spider to visit Lakota's leader. Teachers can read the excerpt below or get more information here: "Iktomi took the leader's willow hoop and told him about the importance of the cycle of life. Iktomi spun a web in the leader's hoop and told him that the "dream catcher" would catch the leader's good dreams and let the bad ones fall through the web's center. This would help the leader and his people realize their dreams and ideas." Then, students can make their own dream catchers with paper plates and string with this separate lesson plan. What you need: One paper plate Scissors Hole punch Yarn (four 12" sections and one 48" section) Clear tape Pony beads Feathers (3 1/2-4" long) Markers What to do: Cut a 5" circle from the center of the paper plate, leaving the outer rim of the plate intact. Use the hole punch to make a series of holes every inch or so around the inner edge of the ring. Use markers to decorate the ring with patterns and images as desired. Weave the 48" piece of yarn through the holes in the inner edge of the ring going across the ring to create a web for the bad dreams to get caught in. Secure the beginning and ends of our yarn to the back of the ring with clear tape. Use the hole punch to create a single hole at the top of the ring to hang the dream catcher. Make a loop from one of the 12" long strands of yarn, run it through the hole and knot it to secure. If you like, you can string a couple of pony beads onto the hanging loop to add some color. Use the hole punch to create three holes about an inch apart along the bottom edge of the dream catcher. Feed the remaining 12" strands of yarn through the holes and double knot to secure. Feed pony beads onto the yarn coming from each hole. Knot and then use clear tape to attach a feather to the bottom of each strand. Trim excess yarn with scissors. Repeat to make three strands of beads with feathers coming off the bottom of the dream catcher. The Very First Americans by Cara Ashrose: Read this book to the class at the beginning or end of the school day. In "The Very First Americans", Amazon says, " beautiful watercolor paintings accurately depict clothing, dwellings, art, tools, and other Native American artifacts. Rainstick Craft: Students can make their own ceremonial musical instruments that Native Americans used to provoke the rain spirits. What you need: A paper towel tube or other long cardboard tube Aluminum foil Small dried beans (like lentils), unpopped popcorn, dry rice, or tiny pasta. Brown paper (from a grocery bag) or construction paper Glue Scissors Crayons or markers What to do: Trace around the end of your tube onto a piece of brown paper (or construction paper). Draw a bigger circle around that circle and then draw a lot of spokes between the two circles. Cut along the spokes. Put glue on the spokes and glue the cap onto one end of your tube. Cut a piece of aluminum foil that is about one and half times the length of your tube and about 6 inches wide. Crunch the aluminum foil into two long, thin, snake-like shapes. Then twist each one into a spring shape. Put the aluminum foil springs into your tube. Pour some dry beans, dry rice, or unpopped popcorn into your tube. The tube should only be about 1/10 full. Make another cap from brown paper (the same as the first three steps) and cap your tube. Grandmother's Dreamcatcher by Becky Ray McCain: In this book, Amazon says, "While Kimmy's parents look for a house close to Daddy's job, Kimmy stays with her Chippewa grandmother. The bad dreams she has had still bother her. But with her grandmother's help, she learns about dreamcatchers." Native American Headdress: Students can make their own Native American headdress with this fun activity. What you need: 2" strip of heavy weight poster paper - measured and cut to fit the wearers head Crayons, markers or colored pencils Stapler Construction paper in colors red, yellow and orange Scissors What to do: Measure and cut the length of white paper for the headband and decorate with the drawing utensils. Fold strips of construction paper in half (you can vary the sizes) and draw a pointed semi-oval on the folded side. Cut out the shape on the folded half of the paper. You should now have a full feather shape when opened up. Fold the feather in half again and (with the scissors) make diagonal snips down the length of the side without the fold. Open up your feather shapes and ruffle the fringed edges with your fingers to help them separate. Fan & arrange the feathers and staple them together at the bottom. Staple the feathers to the back of the headband. If You Lived With The Indians of the Northwest Coast by Anne Kamma: In this book, Amazon says, "What was it like to be a child among Haida, Makah, Tlingit, or other coastal groups? What kind of house would you live in? What kind of clothes would you wear? What work would you do if you were a girl, or if you were a boy? Would you go on a Spirit Quest? These and dozens of other questions are answered in this informative and beautifully illustrated book." Article by Kassondra Granata, EducationWorld Contributor
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UNIVERSAL CITY, Texas (AP) - Officials say a 6-year-old student has died after being struck by a school bus in Central Texas.
Officials with the Judson Independent School District say the student was struck early Tuesday morning in northeast Bexar County.
Universal City police say the girl was with a male relative when she was struck. Police say she was then taken back to her apartment where she later died.
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Most readers probably don't shop at Sears even though the Lands' End boutiques found within many stores can be worth a special trip.
The reason many ignore Sears is quality, or rather, complete lack thereof.
While the department store's woes have received considerable attention in the news media over the past couple of years, most who have written about Sears fail to mention that most of the clothes sold by Sears — the exception being Lands' End — is junk.
It isn't enough to just refresh in-house brands or even renovate outdated stores. Customers, especially those with limited financial means, want quality.
And quality has been missing from Sears for a long, long time.
It's just not Sears, either.
J.C. Penney and Macy's also face the same challenge.
The sales at these department stores can be incredible, but any smart customer knows the quality often is very, very poor.
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The Look: Another day, another necktie
|PHOTO by PinstripesandTweed.com.
- Shirt: J. Hilburn made-to-measure.
- Necktie: R. Bryant Ltd. of Williamsburg made in Italy wool necktie.
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Does this orphaned suit jacket work with jeans?
We've long been fans of Lander Urquijo, not least because the Spanish haberdashery fulfills our #menswearporn addiction with an endless amount of visual stimulation of all things sartorial posted on a near-daily basis across its social media channels.
But one recent picture (see below) of what appears on first glance to be a tweed jacket paired with denim jeans stood out.
Wearing denim jeans with a blazer or sport jacket has been in style for years now. That isn't the issue.
At issue is what's clearly an orphaned suit jacket, though the tweed suit jacket admittedly looks much better with denim jeans as opposed to say a super-120s navy pinstripe suit jacket. In fact, if you didn't know better you might think the orphaned suit jacket was actually a sport jacket.
Worn casually without the waistcoat and necktie, the jacket in question would easy work with denim jeans, to say nothing of chinos or corduroy pants. It's the added formality of the waistcoat, as well as the necktie, that makes it an extremely difficult look to pull off.
People might think you forgot the matching pants at the dry cleaner.
But one recent picture (see below) of what appears on first glance to be a tweed jacket paired with denim jeans stood out.
|PHOTO courtesy of Lander Urquijo.
Wearing denim jeans with a blazer or sport jacket has been in style for years now. That isn't the issue.
At issue is what's clearly an orphaned suit jacket, though the tweed suit jacket admittedly looks much better with denim jeans as opposed to say a super-120s navy pinstripe suit jacket. In fact, if you didn't know better you might think the orphaned suit jacket was actually a sport jacket.
Worn casually without the waistcoat and necktie, the jacket in question would easy work with denim jeans, to say nothing of chinos or corduroy pants. It's the added formality of the waistcoat, as well as the necktie, that makes it an extremely difficult look to pull off.
People might think you forgot the matching pants at the dry cleaner.
Where to go, right now: 'Tis the season in Chicago
The following was originally published in yesterday's The Morning Sun.
While Detroit is without a doubt seeing her best days in decades, the reality is Chicago still has the big city experience that one simply cannot find here in Michigan.
And with Thanksgiving and the Christmas season upon us, there is no better time to visit Chicago with the Magnificent Mile and its world-class shopping being the perfect destination to get everything on your gift list.
This famed stretch along Michigan Avenue is home to Neiman Marcus, Louis Vuitton, Bloomingdale's, Nordstrom, Barbour, Chanel, Armani, Gucci, Saks Fifth Avenue, Ralph Lauren and so many others that you will need an empty extra suitcase to bring everything back. The German-style outdoor Christmas market (aka Christkindlmarket) in Dailey Plaza with its wooden huts selling traditional food, crafts and ornaments as well as the State Street flagship of the former Marshall Field's (now Macy's) are also within walking distance.
For a sanctuary from all of the hustle and bustle of shopping, visit the Art Institute of Chicago. The admission charge ($23 for adults and $17 for seniors and students with under-14s free) is a bit steep, but the massive collection of art is well worth the visit. Just give yourself a half-day at the minimum, especially with surprisingly limited opening hours (10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., except Thursdays when it closes at 8 p.m.).
Trains run to Chicago from East Lansing, Flint and Grand Rapids, though Amtrak is notorious for its regular delays.
While the price of rail — $124 round-trip from East Lansing, departing the day before Thanksgiving and returning the Saturday after — is actually reasonable you can drive to Chicago in less time than the train (assuming the four-hour journey is delayed).
If you don't want to worry about driving a car around a busy city, then catch the one-hour or so flight to and from Chicago's O'Hare or Midway airports. Round-trip flights are as low as $231 on United and $248 on Delta out of Saginaw through December, according to multiple airfare searches on Google Flights.
The best place to stay for a classic big city experience is The Peninsula, located right off Michigan Avenue (how appropriate for Michiganders!) in the heart of the Magnificent Mile with many rooms overlooking Neiman Marcus.
The Peninsula name may be unfamiliar, but it's part of a world-class Asian brand known for having some of the best hotels in the business. Everything about the hotel — the service, the amenities and the overall value for money — are phenomenal and, frankly speaking, put many of the American hoteliers to shame. Be sure to book the special promotional rate of $475, which gives guests who book two nights a third free.
Do be sure to bring your ice skates, as the hotel opens a rooftop skating rink later this month with picture-perfect views of the Magnificent Mile, including the architecturally stunning 19th century Water Tower that could be mistaken for a small Gothic-style castle.
It's no secret that many hotel restaurants don't have the greatest reputation, but that's not the case at The Peninsula, where many of those dining are non-guests.
Shanghai Terrace, the in-house Chinese restaurant, gets good reviews but as I'm not into Asian fayre I opted for The Lobby, the aptly named lobby restaurant. The food was good, but the prices were somewhat high. A better choice is Pierrot Gourmet, which blends French country with European café-style so well that one actually thinks they're eating at a small bistro in Aix-en-Provence.
A block down Michigan Avenue from The Peninsula on the backside of the Ralph Lauren store is RL Restaurant, which is exactly what one would expect from namesake Ralph Lauren.
Not only was the service beyond exceptional, but the food — get the scallops — was reasonable in price and of superb quality. Best of all was RL's elegant atmosphere with waiters wearing crisp white shirts, black neckties and aprons. The dining room, which has walls haphazardly covered in faux antique paintings and engravings, was a bit crowded at lunch with a few too many tables squeezed into its rather small space. You may want to consider either a reservation or dining on the bookends of lunch or dinner.
A short taxi or Uber ride from this part of Chicago is bellyQ, which features a hipster atmosphere and Asian fusion menu with a heavy emphasis on all things barbecue. The frisée salad with grilled peaches and wood grilled chicken is recommended.
Friday, November 7, 2014
You know you want this houndstooth sport jacket
If you don't mind waiting for warm weather to wear the sport jacket pictured below then consider this jacket from Brooks Brothers.
|PHOTO courtesy of Brooks Brothers.
The unstructured jacket features a three-roll-two lapel, side vents and half-lining. Best of all is the cloth — a splendid houndstooth in pure Irish linen from Baird McNutt.
Best of all is the price ($268.80; available here), which might even get lower with special sales or promotional discounts.
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
He's back at the hustings, two years later
He's back.
The politico who epitomized what PinstripesandTweed.com called "campaign chic" two years ago was spotted (see picture below) in the final stage of this year's U.S. election.
|PHOTO by PinstripesandTweed.com.
The boyish-looking fellow, who could otherwise pass for Waldo, has traded in campaign chic this time around for what could be called modern prep.
His knit necktie and button-down collar shirt worn with chinos is classic, but the blazer, which looks more like an orphaned suit jacket, is very modern. Note the kissing buttons on the faux surgeon's cuffs as well as the besom pockets and cropped length of the jacket.
Friday, October 31, 2014
What to wear: The under $30 sweater from Uniqlo
|PHOTO courtesy of Uniqlo.
You need this sweater from Uniqlo.
This correspondent bought two of Uniqlo's lightweight 100% merino wool sweaters (available here) at the end of summer in 2013 as transitional pieces. However, the sweaters turned out to be perfect for anyone who spends considerable time inside or needs something that can fit underneath a sport jacket or blazer.
Both sweaters held their own all fall and winter last year, despite heavy use (at least twice a week). In fact, both are still in good condition except the elbows have given way. Outside of this, there has been zero pilling, unlike say the much more expensive merino or cashmere sweaters found at big-name department stores.
The best price is the price: Under $30 — $29.90 to be exact.
Thursday, October 30, 2014
The Look: Tartan with tweed
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Stop serving alcohol at 1000pm & then only coffee, tea & soft drinks.
Stay open all night then.phil Wednesday 25 July, 2012 - 6:18 PM
I'd go further and electronically tag all repeat offenders. That way authorities could easily ban them from certain areas and randomly placed scanners could detect those who intrude.
The times when offenders are at large in public places could also be controlled.
Pedophiles could be kept clear of schools etc, problem drinkers don't get past entry doors to clubs and pubs, a phone app could warn the public when a potentially dangerous person is within blue tooth range. A person behaving suspiciously could be remotely scanned to check for any prior offences. As the system matured and the majority of societys repeat perpetrators have been internally tagged, offenders could easily be identified as being at the scene of crimes. There must come a time when the civil rights of society at large over ride those of the growing throng of louts and criminals that endanger your children and loved ones.Danny Dix Sunday 22 July, 2012 - 11:08 AM
The cure will be to resume trading times from yesteryear ie. shut the joints down at 6.00pm. Re-open at 7.00pm. Then shut them down at 10-00pm with the drunks being poured into the gutter by security staff and collected and locked up in cells by police. Discharged the following morning on payment of $200 fine. That should fix this out of control drunken nonsense!!Luigi T Cassimatis Friday 20 July, 2012 - 7:50 AM
Pubs should close at 12PM but Clubs should be allowed to go on until 6AM.
You can not have both pubs and clubs closing together otherwise theres a flood of people onto the streets when they close.
And you can not have clubs closing before 6AM if Sydney is going to have a night life that is appealing to tourists.Robert Friday 20 July, 2012 - 5:18 AM
Yes. Bring back the days of 6.00pm closing time and re-open 7.00pm. But the drunks from the earlier session are not to be admitted. Then come 10.00pm shut it all down until the next day. The right thinking community has had enough of these piss heads roaming and pissing in our streets. Time for radical change Mr O'Farrell. We've had enough.Jonathon L Benson Thursday 19 July, 2012 - 5:11 PM


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After a great career representing the Marine Corps, English bulldog Sgt. Chesty XIII stepped down as the corps' mascot. The much-loved 6-year-old dog served honorably for five years in parades and community events at the Marine Barracks, the oldest post in the corps.
During the retirement ceremony along with Marine comrades last week, Chesty XIII's successor, Pfc. Chesty XIV was promoted to lance corporal and is starting his new career as the Marine Corps mascot. After completing his obedience school and "marine training" boot camp, the 9-month old has some big paws to fill. Chesty XIV will have a service record and rank just like a regular Marine. He also wears a uniform resembling that of a Marine with rank and medals.
Chesty XIII has a no-nonsense attitude but also likes to play with his ball even if it is for a brief moment. Whenever he sees a ball he'll do anything to get the ball. He's also food aggressive and when he follows a command, you better hand him a treat.
The name Chesty comes from Lt. Gen. Lewis "Chesty" Puller, the most decorated Marine of all time. He is the only Marine to be awarded five Navy Crosses. The mascot role has been filled by a bulldog since 1957. Bulldogs represent the fighting spirit of the U.S. Marines because the breed is known to be muscular, aggressive, fearless and tough.
The Marines are very selective when it comes to choosing a mascot. Main criteria, the dog has to be a pure breed. The mascot tradition started in World War I, when the Germans called the attacking Marines "Devil Dogs."
Retirement for Chesty XIII will be an easy one living with a host family.
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