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Sunday on Kourtney & Kim Take New York, newlyweds Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries continued to butt heads, while butt head Scott Disick's risque computer search history ruffled some feathers with baby mama Kourtney.
Scripted, contrived nonsense alert!
What did Kris say to Kim that really hit klose to home? Why did Kourt decide she needs to spice things up? THG breaks down Sunday evening's drama, +/- style:
Kim kicks off the third episode of the season pretending to contemplate family. "Maybe it's time to get off the pill and see what happens naturally," she says, seemingly without irony, seeing as there is nothing original about this girl. Minus 9.
Kourtney thinks it'd be Mason to have a playmate. Of course, she knows Kim will never really oblige so she went and got pregnant again herself. Proactive. Plus 17.
Kris: "We can have our own cuter version of Mason." Unlikely. He's a doll! Plus 6.
Momager Kris Jenner of all people makes the valid point that they shouldn't even think about this because don't even know where they're going to live. Plus 8.
Speaking of which: Kris really wants to settle in Minnesota, to which Kim replies, "How am I going to have my career and live in Minnesota?" Minus 25 for Kim being so shallow ... and Kris actually thinking this might happen in his lifetime.
Humphries' rationale on that front: "By the time you have kids and they're in school, no one will probably care about you, let's be honest." LOLOLOL. Plus 270.Kris also made this point in the season premiere. Does he not realize that with Kim, this is like telling a girl she's fat or old? Either way, Plus 20 for going there.
Undeterred, Kris wants to have kids like right this minute. The bathtub did feature Kim Kardashian nude at this time, which likely had something to do with this reproductive urges ... and his decision to marry her in the first place. Still, bad call. Minus 2.
Kim doesn't want kids right away, after all. Shocker! Minus 60.
She doesn't want to tell Kris, either, because it will hurt his ego. Telling E! cameras, then filing for divorce after two months? That's all good, though! Minus 300.
On the other side of the apartment the network forces them to live in together even though they're all rich, Kourt "finds" porn on Scott's computer. Minus 28.
"It's a very high-in-demand porn site," Scott says of the unnamed URL that features two guys tagging one girl at the time. "Everyone watches porn!" Plus only 10, because while sort of true, not everyone lets E! film it and/or gets caught.
Minus 6 for not watching the Kim-Ray J sex tape. That would've been choice.
"Maybe things have cooled down," Kourt admits. Eh, it is Scott Disick. Hard to imagine anyone could be hot for that douche for long. Time to break up! Plus 7.
Oops. Forgot about Mason. Too late now! Minus 15.
Scott and Kris totally bond over how the hell they got sucked into this insane family and unending reality show. Disick is obviously better able to cope. Plus 3.
Kourtney decides to let loose and fun, which entails pretending to flirt with a random girl in an attempt to spice things up, which annoys Scott, who clearly had other things in mind when he suggested a threesome, and viewers, who have to watch made-up nonsense for half the episode when all we really want to see is Kim and Kris implode. Minus 80.
go away u pigs - booeeerrrr(one can hear vomiting sounds)
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If you people commenting on here have nothing but bad things to say about Kim Kardashian & you ~don't like her~ or ~hate her~ or ~think she's fake~ then why are you watching her show? Then on top of that going on a website that talks about her show & talking bad about her. Get real! Sounds like a bunch of teenagers to me. Go get a life & look at yourself & your own life before you start judging other people. This is why year after year our world/nation gets meaner & ruder & more uncaring towards eachother. so much hate. Love & peace is the way to go. Be a better person & pass the influence of a better person. Usually people who talk bad about other people or hate or want to hurt people are usually wrestling with actually hating themselves. Figure it out & learn to get over past problems or whatever that is making you angry & find that love. This is the best advice anyone will ever hear. I guarantee it. Love not hate, pass it on!
Scott Dissick is such a loser, he thinks he's Mr.GQ with his purple sweaters, yellow pants. He is a terrible person, father, mate, and human being. It isn't a weakness to be alcoholic, but it is a problem if you think you can "manage" a drink here and there because you have a certain amount of sobriety. Alcoholics should never drink a drop, and the fact that Kourtney is tolerating even one sip of anything alcoholic shows her total ignorance. If she really cares about Mason and herself as much as she claims, she'd put her foot down, and kick this loser to the curb. If he wants to see his son, stay sober, simple as that!!!!
I'm surprised they didn't talk about the pregnancy before they got married. He hinted that they discussed each got 6 months to pick where they would reside. If that is true you would think she would have known Minnesota would be his choice. @ Jane Smith....you would need over a million signatures for them to even pay attention to that petition. It's more reality than anyone would like to admit. Who hasn't known someone who jumped into a marriage just to have things change? Granted it's done behind closed doors but divorce statistics are very high. You can hate her or him but this is very common. The only difference is you get to see the unraveling of a marriage on a tv show.
wasn't she just in haiti volunteering? wasn't she at the l.a. food bank volunteering. what do you all do with your free time? if you're so "perfect" how the hell did you end up "reporting" on other people's lives?
First Of All,The Kardashians Show Is NOT Scriptedd ! You Guys Are Just A Bunch Of #Haters ! Second Of All,Its Their Decisions ! &&' If You Guys Are Suchh Kardashian Haters,WHY ARE YOU WATCHING THE SHOW !??! Its Not That Hard To Chanqe The Channel ! You Guys Are Just Watchinq It To Hate On Them ! In The Meantime,While You Guys Are Bashinq Them On The Internet &&' Watchinq Their Show,THEY ARE MAKING MONEY &&' CELEBRITY OFF OF YOUR HATE YOU BONEHEADS ! So I Would Thinkk Twice About Doqqinq Celebrities Becuz Its Really Doinq Nothinq But Makinq Them More Known Than Before ! &&' Idqaf What Anybody Says:Im #TeamKardashian !
Career? What career does this ho have? Exactly what does she do other than sashe around with the huge azz of hers! Is she calling that stuipd readlity tv show a career? Please, I'd rather watch the news!
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First and foremost: "Love Like" is on the radio! Thanks to Russ Davis and Jam 88.3's #FreshFilter for taking a chance on awkward old me. You can also stream and/or DL the song from Amplify.ph:
The novelty may never wear off. I still get all giddy each time I hear the song playing on air! I guess it's true that there are some things you really never grow out of, or get over.
Case in point: I am still and will always be terrified of performing. People always think I mean "anxious" or "upset" or maybe even "afraid," but I do mean exactly that: terrified. I get physically sick at the thought of singing in front of other people. I'm scared to death of making a mistake–and I always do, mind you, so each performance is a stilted series of carefully hidden death scenes in between patches of singing my heart out.
"Why do it?" You might ask me that, but the real question is: "Why didn't you do it sooner?" I have an intense love/hate relationship with the music that I make, and the bottom line is that I can't live without it. Performing live is a public reaffirmation of that love/hate; or at the very least, a direct admission of its existence. Why deny such an integral part of me?
As hokey as this sounds, I like to think of singing to a crowd as my version of extreme sports. The probability of catastrophic failure is high, but you can't beat the adrenaline rush.
That being said, this year I performed live as A Problem Like Maria for the first time last June at Fete dela Musique's Chillout Stage. I've had three other gigs since, and I'm still alive! Hallelujah.
Here's my NOVEMBER 2014 gig schedule:
NOV 8, Saturday 1PM – Capitol Commons #MuniMarketDay
NOV 21, Friday – saGuijo Cafe + Bar Events
We MAY have a surprise (or two) in store for you on the 21st; we'll see. Definitely bringing some stickers, and maybe even a few giveaways! See you at my shows. <3


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I left home a little early this morning which makes for a happier commuter. I don't dig getting up, but I do dig the less frantic traffic at the earlier hour. There are fewer cars, and it seems fewer people driving crazy, although that part could really be my imagination at work. Leaving earlier lets me drive at a more leisurely pace, not concerned about how fast everyone else is going and trying to catch up. Frequently I am a passer. This morning I was content to let everyone cruise on by.
My ability to choose my own road (pardon the pun) is something that is now completely apparent to me. When I was able to bypass the drive through last night (while I was picking up for my hubby was monumental for me. Logically in the past I could have done the same if I chose to --- but that's just it. I would almost always go along with whatever food choices anyone else would. I rarely consider myself the following sheep, but in this situation I usually stuck to the "whatever you want to do" scene. Leaving there without anything for me was extremely freeing last night. It was a choice. I could have had something....I just did not want it. WOO HOO!
Big u-turn click last night. I am easily and able to modify my situation to fit my life and my needs. This is just the lightbulb that turned on my success before. I was giddy when I realized it. I had a good day. I ate well, walked, prayed and sparked! Who could ask for anything more?
Happy day, sparkies! I'm going out for a quick walk before the humidity takes over the day!
I'm ready to make whatever adjustments I need to in order for things to work best for me!
Wishing you much success today!
Hubby could not decide waht he wanted to eat tonight, so I picked his menu choice up for him on the way home from Burger King. What did I get? ,,,
Wait for it....
Nothing! I went home and made the broccoli with shredded chicken that I had planned for myself and LOOKED FORWARD to having today. I was alla bout my bad self today --- knowing that I can do this --- and I am doing it --- one step at a time --- but according to my plans....
Along with a few tour groups, I went for a walk this afternoon around a local college campus. While I was walking, an idea just clicked. Learning is a process. Students don't arrive on campus knowing what they need to get their diploma the next day. Learning is a process. Every day is built upon the day before. All you have learned and done leads you to the next day.
My life is full of learning. It takes time for these processes to take root and grab hold. I can't just say, "I want to be thin" and then poof! the next day I am all set. I know there is a part of me that wishes that were so. That mindset may explain how I lost so much and gained it back. I lost sight of the process.
The process is what keeps me going. It takes me from point A to B by eating healthfully, walking abundantly and living happily. It is all part of the same process. I've done it before. I know how to do it.
I didn't come here to lose weight. I came here to find myself, and I think I just did.
Once upon a time in a land far away (Boston), a young lady (40 something) lost 70 lbs. by eating more healthfully than she ever had, and walking a few miles a week. She loved her time walking even though she had to deal with seeing bats fly around at night and nearly kicking a skunk one time in the early a.m. None of it mattered though; she was a happy camper.
Fast forward 5 years. She's in a new place and the losses have all added to gains and thensome. Changes, stress and excuses were all part of the same pattern that ended the enlightenment.
Not so fast. This is the return of the mojo: the same deep love and acceptance she created for herself. It's back.
How does she keep the mojo rolling forward: baby steps every day. Counting veggies among her biggest ally. Moving more and sitting less. Appreciating and accepting all that she has to offer and be assured that yes, she does have something to offer. Nowhere near perfect. Nowhere near failed misery. Flawed. yes, Unimportant. No!
On with the mojo. Walking, squatting, lunging, DANCING.
Mojo dances. Mojo just keeps on dancing.
People hear about upcoming changes, and frequently go into panic mode. Inherently, I don't fear change even if I don't always like it. I realize though that I am much more apt to embrace "it" --- if I think of it as a choice instead of a change.
I choose to eat in a way that honors my body.
I choose to be happy and grateful with my many blessings.
I choose to SPARK so that my light shines - both inside and out.
I choose to move, because it just makes everything feel better.
I choose to accept and love myself for who I am.
I choose to live my life with laughter and good friends.
What do you choose to do?
Spark on, sparkies!!!!


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Irish Section
The Irish Section of the Nutrition Society "exists to arrange research meetings easily accessible to Irish members and to provide a forum for nutrition education and research in Ireland".
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Dr. Breige McNulty
Research Fellow
UCD Institute of Food and Health
University College Dublin
Belfield, Dublin 4
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The Irish Section runs two meetings each year, which are easily accessible to its members. The Annual meeting is the largest of the Irish meetings, and it is normally held in mid-June at different venues.
A unique feature of the Irish Section is its annual Postgraduate Meeting, which is usually held in February each year. Fundraising, organisation and chairing of the meeting, which includes a 1-day symposium plus generic skills workshops, is undertaken by research students from the host institution which alternates each year.
For further information, go to the Events Page.
The Nutrition Society (Irish Section) travel bursary
These travel bursaries provide financial support to allow members of the Irish Section to present at a scientific conference or attend a scientific workshop or training event. It is expected that all those applying would normally be speaking/presenting at the event. To ensure fairness the Nutrition Society (Irish Section) has adopted the NS guidelines for the award of Travel Grants which places a limit of £350 (€400) per member to attend an overseas meeting within a 3-year period and £125 (€150) per member to attend a meeting within the UK/Ireland within a 3-year period. Please note that all recipients are expected to provide a short report within 30 days of return from the meeting and reports of general interest may be published in the Gazette, website or student newsletter. Applications will be considered for funding in February, June, November of each year with a rolling closing date for receipt of 31st January, 31st May, 31st October for respective submissions.
The Irish Section includes over 300 Nutrition Society members and is chaired by Professor Jayne Woodside.
Irish Section Honorary Officers:
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Freshman Dee Dee Williams, already a pivotal member of Purdue's rotation, was game and on-point in her first introduction to a group of media members who cover Purdue.
She played along by answering the random questions.
When was the last time you pulled an all-nighter? It was probably back in high school. During the summer and since, I've been getting rest. I get to sleep at like 6 o'clock in the evening if I don't have study tables.
In a studying capacity? Probably out with friends.
What word makes you cringe? That is so hard.
Do you want some examples? Yeah.
Jason Werner said "milch," which is milk in German. Keith Smith said colonoscopy. I probably would say "bats." They creep me out. I'd probably have to say spiders. Even like hearing spiders, I'm like, "No, I can't be around it."
What happens when you die? My soul lifts up and goes to a better place.
What's in your closet? In my closet, I have clothes, shoes. A lot of shoes, actually. I love shoes. I have my iron.
Do you use that very much? No. (laughs) What else do I have in there? Hangers. My laundry basket.
What's the most important feature on a car? I'd probably say seat belts. You always want to be safe.
What's been the weirdest fan request? I don't think I have one.
You still have four years. You'll get there. OK. (laughs)
Do you karaoke? Like singing? We've done it on Guitar Hero. They were playing guitars and were like, "Does anybody want to sing?" So I was like, "I will." So I just started singing. It was kind of bad. But I still did it.
At least it was in a group of friends at somebody's house and not in a bar or something. Yeah.
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Bonita Council considers restoration options for environmentally sensitive land
Bonita Springs City Councilman Peter Simmons summed it up like this: "Everything's as clear as mud."
Simmons — along with the rest of the Bonita Springs council — on Wednesday listened to a land-use plan for the Density Reduction/Groundwater Recharge (DR/GR) portion of the city.
The DR/GR is a 4,800-acre mix of rural and developed lands east of Interstate 75 and north of Bonita Beach Road that's been the subject of hotly contested debate for years. It was set aside to recharge Southwest Florida aquifers and control urban sprawl.
Some residents are concerned that without restoring the DR/GR, flooding in the city could continue or worsen.
The study — commissioned by the council and prepared by Barraco & Associates of Fort Myers — came to the following conclusions:
Comprehensive restoration of the DR/GR is not financially feasible without an increase in tax rates.
Maintaining the status quo in the DR/GR will result in continued poor water quality for the area and insufficient drainage and groundwater storage conditions. At the same time it will invite unplanned development with no central utilities, which Barraco & Associates believes is not environmentally or economically sustainable.
Increasing density in the area (developing the land further) would bring benefits such as improved water quality in the Imperial River and Estero Bay (while also providing a new funding source for watershed management); improve drainage through the introduction of modern-day systems; and would provide a new revenue stream to help pay for the East Terry Street/Bonita Grande Road improvement project, among others.
Carl Barraco, head of Barraco & Associates, used a bathtub analogy to explain what might happen as far as flood conditions go if the DR/GR is altered.
"If you fill up a bathtub, mark a line at the water level and take a cup of water out and pour it down the sink, the same water-level line will be there," he said. "If this area is developed, there will be improved flood protection, but not enough to be measurable. Conversely, if it's not developed, there will be degradation, but also not enough to be measurable."
Bonita Springs Fire Commissioner Ed Fitzgerald – appearing as a concerned citizen among a vocal contingent that showed up at Bonita Springs City Hall to weigh in on the issue – took the analogy one step further.
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Fred Partin, executive director of Bonita Springs Utilites, also stepped up to the podium to comment on the report.
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Mayor Ben Nelson said the city would move cautiously on any recommendations contained in the report.
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Councilwoman Martha Simons, however, said something must be done with the area, preferably sooner than later.
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Echoing his fellow councilman's opinion that everything seemed "as clear as mud" on the issue, Councilman Steve McIntosh admitted to some confusion as to what course of action should be taken with the DR/GR — if any.
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Great Hotel
I too am astonished at the negative reviews of the Morgan. All I can think is that they must be referring to another Morgan and NOT the one on Bloomsbury Street. This is a wonderful hotel and my first choice when traveling to London. I have NEVER had a bad experience here. If there is one negative it is that the hotel is so popular that unless you can book well in advance you will not get a room. The location is superb, the owners/operators wonderful, and the breakfast is a treat. The negative comments are either about the wrong hotel or from someone that is never happy or expects to have Ritz room at B&B prices. Ignore the negative reports because they simply can not be true. This is the best place to stay in London bar none.
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We don't understand all the controversy over the Morgan Hotel. Some people must think you can stay at the Four Seasons while paying one-tenth the price! We stayed at the Morgan Hotel for three days this summer and found it to be a terrific value in a superb location. Sure, it's like staying at your aunt's place (as opposed to a 5-star hotel) but if you don't have an aunt in London, what's wrong with that - especially for GBP 80 per night for two people, including a full breakfast? Ours was one of the smaller rooms, but it was comfy and clean. As for the people who lost their valuables, why not use the in-room safe?
If you're on the company's expense accpount, by all means stay somewhere fancy - and be prepared to pay the London price for it. But if it's your own money and you're looking for value, stay here. It will be our first choice next time back.
I, too, am baffled
While I realize that everyone's experience at a hotel is somewhat different, I was really surprised when I read the two awful reviews of the Morgan Hotel.
My husband, son, and I stayed there the first time in April, 1999. It was not our first trip to London, so we did have other experiences to base how good or bad our stay at the Morgan was.
Well, we liked it very much, and when I returned to London that same year with my sister we stayed in the same room that I had been in earlier.
It was one of the flats that we stayed in..it has a sitting room, bedroom, a kitchen and 2 bathrooms, one with a sink & tub, the other has the toilet, a teeny shower and a hand basin.
Our trips usually last 2 or 3 weeks so having room to spread out is important.
I have been back to the Morgan in 2000, 2001 and will be there again in about a month.
John, David, and Joy ( the brothers and sister who own and operate the hotel) make me feel right at home. And on the trips where I am traveling alone, I appreciate the sense of securiy I have at the Morgan.
The NYC and Washington reviewers must be referring to another Morgan Hotel
I'm totally mystified by the two reviews that say the Morgan is awful. We stayed here for 10 days in December 2000, and the place became home for me. Wonderful owner/operators (we met both brothers, and their sister, Joy), a comfortable, large room with both a tub and shower, and a great breakfast to start the day. All this for 80 pounds (about $120)a day, in a fantastic Bloomsbury location. I'll be staying there again next summer and can't wait...
A great little hotel
The Morgan Hotel (24 Bloomsbury) is a gem. It's a small hotel located around the corner from the British Museum. It is convenient to the tube (Tottenham Court Road), to an AMEX office, a large cyber cafe, a market, a newsagent, Oxford Street shopping, various eating establishments, and within walking distance to the West End.
The hotel's rooms are small, but each room has ensuite facilities and is very clean. Every morning you get a "sturdy" breakfast to help you get a great start to your day.
I recommend this hotel highly. I've stayed here in 1995, 1997, 2000 and will stay again this fall. As a single female traveler, I feel safe here. One important thing about the hotel: I prefer staying in the main hotel, not in the annex.
Morgan Hotel: Truly Awful
This place is one of the worst hotels in which I have ever stayed. I would not recommend it to anybody.
Avoid this place at all costs. Our stay was absolutely awful. Tiny rooms, unpleasant staff,and that's just the beginning. Do yourself a favor and stay somewhere else.
Location + Value = :-)
The Morgan Hotel is London's "great value for the money" location. We have stayed two times and will be there a third time in November. The rooms are spacious and quiet (even those facing the busy street) with all the amenities you expect and need if your are not looking for luxury. The staff are friendly and responsive - we had a slight problem with the hot water in our room and it was fixed immediately. The breakfast is huge! You are steps away from the British Museum, Charing Cross Road, and Theatreland. A 24-hour "convenience store" nearby is very helpful and we eat at Wagamama every time! Go, you won't be sorry!
Good clean spacious and cheap
This is a great little family-run hotel. The furniture might be old, but it's very clean and well run by a friendly and efficient family of Londoners. The rooms are very large by London standards and you can rent an entire APARTMENT with 1 and a half baths and kitchen for much less than a tiny room in a more posh hotel. I love it. I've stayed there 4 times. Love the location. Right next to the British Museum, nearby are a Sainsbury grocery, an EasyEverything Internet shop, a tube stop a couple of blocks away... walking distance to the Theater District.
Morgan Hotel, A DELIGHT!
The Morgan Hotel is centrally located in London right next to the British Museum. I found it especially convenient being within walking distance of Covent Garden. Busses stop right out front and taxi's can be hailed right around the corner. Located in the artsy Bloomsbury area, antique and art shops abound. The breakfast is served in a cozy dining room decorated with toby mugs and antiques. Toast is served in a proper toast rack. The Morgan is run by amiable brothers John and Dave.
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Violet Oon's Kitchen
881 Bukit Timah Road
Singapore 279893
Lunch at a quaint little Nyonya hideaway one weekend with the folks and grandpa. Grabbed the pictures off my iPhone 6 (pardon the quality), I wanted to blog on my Dayre as with most of my iPhone pictures, but decided I loved the place too much I wanted to have an archive here instead. Yummy! ^^
Adored everything about the interior decor, from the littlest detail right down to the ambiance the place had.
Garam Assam Fish
Spanish Mackerel fillets in a spicy and sour gravy with pineapple slices and ladies fingers topped with sliced pink ginger flower. Served with Jasmine rice and atchara.
One of my favourite dishes there, the Assam fish had a very orgasmic tanginess to it which made the whole dish so alive in your mouth. MUST TRY.
Beef Rendang
Tender beef shin braised in a melange of spices flavoured with kaffir and bay leaves in a creamy coconut milk. Served with Nasi Kuning (Indonesian yellow rice) and atchara.
This has a sweeter undertone to the whole dish. The rice had a slightly sweet floral aftertaste to it which was nice, weird, nicely weird. It was a unique experience, but nevertheless appetising in it's own ways.
Eggplant Sambal
Wedges of fried eggplant topped with a spicy sour and hot sambal sauce.
Not too spicy, this is as the name suggests, Eggplant stir-fired in our all time favourite sambal sauce. A good cleanser for your palates in between the heavy mains.
Tauhu Goreng
Fried bean curd on a bed of julienne cucumber and bean sprouts in Vio's signature peanut sauce.
An old school dish perfected and brought up to date.
Kuay Beng Kah (Taipoca Cake) with Gula Melaka and Coconut Cream
A twist on the good old steamed Taipoca cake. Like a slice of cake, this warm gooey goodness is definitely a modern take on a traditional Nyonya dessert, but even better! How crazy & impossible is that! MUST MUST TRY.
Bubor Cha Cha Panna Cotta
Just when you think you've been blown away by the creativity of their menu, try this delectable sweet Bubor Cha Cha, with it's coconut cream made into a Panna Cotta consistency. Afraid? Fred not, the pudding base trashed most coconut cream sauce I've ever came across. PUTS THEM ALL TO SHAME.
My dad being the goofy father he is decided he'd like to give a retarded smile.
1st & 3rd gen love.
All in all, I never expected classic Nyonya cuisine to fuse with contemporary culinary techniques so immaculately. The ideas were not only ridiculously daring, but amazingly it worked extremely beautifully when executed.
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The Balance: The Awakening of The Goddesses by Morgan Shores
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
A legend of two sisters, one the Goddess of Light, one the Goddess of Shadow, separated through time and distance. The story of a betrayal between the soul mate of Goddess of Shadow harming all, twisting all to gain more, even destroying his brother the soul mate the Goddess of Light.
The waiting is over. Lilith Nolan and Sophia Moore have reached their twenty fifth birthdays and they have awakened. So have their soul mates - for good and evil. This is a fight for the balance of the world. So many people, so many light keepers and workers, and so many secrets.
It begins with the reoccurring dream and the introduction of Lilith, a detective on the Galveston Police Force. Something strange is in the air - I am reminded of something wicked this way blows - and soon she is introduced to Sophia. They are brought together a few times and the group they know seems very familiar to each, they both receive a rare amulet passed down in each family as a present as a gift.
At this time Sophia meets and is immediately attracted to Ceron Murray - who has quite a reputation. Shadows and darkness begin to plot and make their moves for time is essential. Some crime scenes are so strange there seems to to immediate cremation of bodies at the scene, bringing Lilith in contact with a Samuel Duffy whom she has a visceral reaction to. All is revealed as the Goddesses are awakened and there is only one that has the power in their hands and has to make the choice - to bring balance back.
I liked this book, I found the tale interesting and the characters well developed. I think I really wanted more - more action, more interactions - but I think I will be getting more with another book in this series. I feel the need to warn some, that like GRRM, Shores does not fear messing with a reader a getting rid of a beloved character, but at least it's not gruesome.
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Saturday, November 15, 2014
Review: The Awakening Of The Goddesses The Balance By: Morgan Shores
The Balance: The Awakening of The Goddesses by Morgan Shores
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Review: Garden Spells By: Sarah Addison Allen
Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is the one that started it all and will make a reader fall in love with Ms. Allen - her writing, her stories, and simply the world that we fall into as we turn page one.
Bascom, North Carolina is a small town with legends of sorts, the Waverley family is the source if quite a few of them, their garden is definitely one of them. Claire Waverley embraced cooking from her garden, learning from her grandmother the messages the herbs and flowers could give. She even has understood the boundary between her and the town, what she doesn't understand is her attractive new neighbor and her sister sudden reappearance with a niece in tow after leaving ten years ago. Sydney Waverley brings with her a lot of wounds that Claire wasn't ready to deal with and some women in town still find her a threat. What Sydney has left behind to come back is even more dangerous than gossip or the apple tree out back and what she is hoping for can scare her even more - a happy life for her and her daughter.
Healing and magic, relationships and growth, all come into the picture. When you enter this book you will be spellbound and not want to leave. Wonderfully written and so enjoyable that you will want to revisit this world and feeling again and again.
*****This is a First Reads, Thank You Goodreads*****
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Review: Dr Who The Crawling Terror By: Mike Tucker
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Review: Dr Who The Crawling Terror By: Mike Tucker 4.5/5
When the TARDIS brings Clara and The Doctor to Wiltshire nothing at first seems out of the ordinary, that is until 1. the strange readings on the ley lines and 2. the giant web with a human body in it. Soon it becomes clear exactly why they are there, giant beetles, mosquitoes, spiders, and ants - all that are acting with some form of military tactics and taking over the town and the town people, turning them zombie like and manipulated.
There is a history to this quiet little town and the Doctor has been here before. A message was received from space and Great Britain and the Nazis were in a race to achieve it's capabilites, not knowing exactly what it was opening. A teleport device to allow the dangerous race of Wyrresters (scorpions) through. Only a few survived.
Unfortunately, one survivor has found another way to make it possible to bring the Wyrresters to Earth, and now only one man can stop him - The Doctor.
I hate creepy crawlies. I have a horrid fear of the weird facts that I eat spiders in my sleep throughout my lifetime. But all these fears did not dissuade me from picking up this book and go through an amazing adventure with The Doctor. It was fast paced, had my heart beating and racing, also held elements that had me wondering about truth in legends - ie Die Glocke, Brad Meltzer Decoded style - which is wonderful. It is time to get a Who fix before the Christmas special, pick up a book, you won't be let down.
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Friday, October 24, 2014
Review: The Sugar Queen By: Sarah Addison Allen
The Sugar Queen by Sarah Addison Allen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Josey Cirrini has been isolated from the town her deceased father put on the map. She has been caring for her mother, making up for her actions as a child, and hiding away. It comes as a surprise when Della Lee Baker appears in her room and is looking to hide away, in none other than Josey's secret closet (a closet filled with treats and romance novels, secreted away from the world and especially her mother). Reluctantly she agrees and finds a something in Della which leads her to finding out more about herself and gaining some much needed self confidence, she also picks up a friend along the way.
Magic fills the pages as only Ms. Allen can write, creating characters and a storyline that might suspend your disbelief, and have you wrapped and wanting to be embraced into the pages.
There is some twists, a bit of mystery, some romance, and as always hope and magic. This is a sweet (pun and true) novel to lose yourself in, but warning -- you will be dazed afterward, looking for that buzz again.
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Review: Horns By: Joe Hill
Horns by Joe Hill
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Ignatius Perrish awakes on the anniversary of the murder of his love Merrin with horns.
He knows he went to the site last night and from there things get hazy. There is something strange about them - the fact that people forget that they are there - the fact they tell him their darkest thoughts - or how about the fact people ask him about whether doing dark deeds will be a good idea and ask permission.
This leads Ig on a journey into the darkness within to find out what happened to Merrin, to search for her killer. As he searches, he creeps into the deepest darkest recesses of the people around him and finds things that he wished he never did. The pursuit is on and embracing what he has become and the power that it wields is the only way he can begin to seek out the revenge that is due. There is no turning back.
This is a dark tale of revenge filled with humor and the wanderings of the inner workings of those all around us. I found this book so delicious, I devoured the book in one sitting refusing to put it down.
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Review: Contaminated By: Em Garner
Contaminated by Em Garner
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
This is 3.5 stars
Velvet Ellis is surviving, trying to care for her sister Opal and searching for her mother in the containment kennels. An epidemic causing almost zombie behavior arose from drinking a contaminated diet drink called ThinPro. Their father was immediately hit, the anger, the madness, and then one afternoon while he was at work, he became one of the many that attacked and was never seen again.
Velvet held out hope. Her mother never drank that much, protected them when she began to see the symptoms coming on. When Velvet finally finds her mother in a kennel, the government collar has been placed around her neck to help prevent any anger outbursts or attacks. Unfortunately, not many people understand why she would even want her mother back, afterall her mother isn't at all what she used to be, she is a "Connie" or a monster.
Opal, Velvet's sister, is the one that opens the door to all that their mother is capable of. Soon, their mother hums, begins cleaning, even shows signs of worry. Velvet knows that despite what they have been told - their mother is coming back to them. It is at this point that the government has placed an order to destroy all "Connies", even those with the collar, they have become too dangerous. In minutes they will be at the door and the collar will have to come off and her mother will have to speak, something she hasn't done in some time - can she do it?
There is a beginning of a teen romance story within the story the helps add to the storyline and the buildup of the characters. I found the actual story really intense. Within the pages the reader will experience the isolation, abandonment, fear, need to connect, only to then have the bigotry and another fear takes it's place. Velvet is a survivor running on adrenaline fighting for her family. I found the concept of ThinPro very unique and believe that there is a link between them and the government -- but this is the first in a series and I will have to find out.
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Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Review: Last Train to Babylon By:Charlee Fam
Last Train to Babylon: A Novel by Charlee Fam
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Aubrey Glass has returned home to Rachel's funeral. Rachel did it, she committed suicide, even though it is Aubrey that has the nicely composed letters each year filed away, waiting. Even though it was Rachel that helped all those years ago pour salt into a wound that never should have happened, being that she was supposedly Aubrey's best friend.
Aubrey was forced into a situation years ago and now she is being forced into going back home to Rachel's funeral - she is being forced to deal with the past. She has to go back to where it all happened to finally begin to heal.
How complex the relationship between females as we grow, how protective in our minds we can be given some circumstances beyond our control, and how some actions continue a cycle in our lives.
This was an amazingly honest portrayal of a broken human being. I found the story flowed, the character development beautifully raw and engaging. There is something tragically hopeful about it. The internal dialogue and POV - this is the beginning of a very talented author.
Now, I would be remiss if I did not warn you that this book may contain triggers for those that have experienced rape. The author tackles this in a very real way throughout the book.
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That's contrary to Oksana's claims that Mel hit both of them.
MEL VS. OKSANA: The search for the truth continues.
Dr. Linda Nussbaum, who examined Lucia January 7, never mentioned an injury to the baby's chin, which Oksana now claims Mel Gibson inflicted.
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If elected president, Democratic White House hopeful Barack Obama said one of the first things he wants to do is ensure the constitutionality of all the laws and executive orders passed while Republican President George W. Bush has been in office.
Those that don't pass muster will be overturned, he said.
During a fund-raiser in Denver, Obama -- a former constitutional law professor at the University of Chicago Law School -- was asked what he hoped to accomplish during his first 100 days in office.
"I would call my attorney general in and review every single executive order issued by George Bush and overturn those laws or executive decisions that I feel violate the constitution," said Obama
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Who will Obama be as President? If he is confronted with 60 Blue Dogs in the House that feel no pressure, he will be a moderate President, necessarily. If he has progressive allies advocating from the left pressing for a low carbon economy, a sustainable food system, and a return to a civil society that respects the rule of law and criminalizes torture, he will be progressive. The place to make this change is in primaries, but there is a reason most DC groups won't go there. It is because when you try to go after someone within the party, party establishment figures go after you. It's a compendium of little things, from denying credentials to conventions to being unable to find consultants and pollsters and media buyers to work a race.
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I posted the following blog on November 22, 2010 -- for Thanksgiving Day. Since then I have found other reasons to be thankful -- for one, I have stayed alive long enough to celebrate my 21st Diaversary! I had a real medical scare this last…Continue
Posted by rick the "Blogabetic" on November 25, 2014 at 3:00am 6 Comments 1 Like
Giving Thanks
I looked back on last year and tried to see if I wrote a Thanksgiving blog. I could not find one and maybe for a good…Continue
Posted by Jennifer on November 24, 2014 at 4:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Brennan has had Type 1 Diabetes for about a month now. He was diagnosed October 21, 2014. He has made huge improvements within this month. There are no longer battles when it's time to check blood sugar. He knows that he has to do it now multiple…Continue
Posted by Tamra on November 23, 2014 at 11:52am 6 Comments 1 Like
Change comes quickly sometimes, like this past month. I have experienced many significant changes and the vast majority of them have been for the better. It feels strange because for so many years most of the changes in my life have been a spiral…Continue
Posted by Judith in Portland on November 22, 2014 at 11:14pm 3 Comments 3 Likes
As I age and various physical limitations like arthritis manifest themselves more prominently, I am grateful to remember some priorities that I explored back when I was first diagnosed (2007). I also have fibromyalgia since 1995 and I was a…Continue
December 5, 2014 from 9am to 9:45pm – TuDiabetes homepage0 Comments 0 Likes
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