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(45 Posts)Can anyone help? We are a professional couple with children who have just moved to Farnham for schools and are still looking for a house to rent. We are in holiday cottages at the moment but have no idea where we will be staying for the two weeks over Christmas as everything is booked. I wouldn't mind if it was just us but our children keep asking where we will be and where Santa will find us. I just wondered if anyone has a 4+ property around Farnham way which they would be interested in renting over the holiday period. I know it's a strange request and most people would be hesitant because they don't know us. We would be more than happy to meet - we are a very house-proud couple and our children are very well-behaved ; ). Alternatively, if anyone has a house they rent out near Farnham, please let me know. I am feeling very guilty at the moment : (. Many thanks!!
Can't you go back to where you came from for Christmas? Are they going to chuck you out of the holiday cottages?
What's a 4+ property?
I imagine 4 or more bedrooms.. Lots of properties in Farnham on rightmove to rent..
I think they just need a house for the 2 weeks over Christmas.
I know nothing about estate agencies. But I did a Google search on 4+ and came up with the number of bedrooms.
What are you going to do after Christmas?
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Thanks. I know this isn't the right place to post. Moved back from overseas. Am registered with 20 agencies, huge waiting list for the school and so we need to wait for a house nearby to arise. Am ringing the agencies twice a week. Have tried many options and this was a last minute thought. Hope I don't annoy people posting on here : (
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um um shove stuff into storage and hotel for the festive period?
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As far as I can tell you're not annoying anyone. Hope you find a place. Hope you have a nice Christmas.
Oh, God. I hope..
I can't help but good luck. I think I'd go for housing stability over school catchment if push came to shove. Hope it works out for you.
Thanks everyone : ). I am tempted to go for any house but hubby is insisting on waiting. Might have to go the hotel route. But with three little ones I just wanted a nice homely Christmas, not all cooped up in a hotel room. Trawled lots of holiday websites including the one above suggested. But everything is booked. Ho hum. Perhaps I should write to Santa as well ; !)
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Good luck! I can imagine getting the kids comfortable for Christmas is number one priority! Maybe get them to write a letter to Santa telling him about what's going on! We're moving to Surrey from overseas on 18th December and the letter idea seems to be allaying large amount of anxiety - best of all, even if you have to "post" the letter with present delivery instructions at the last minute at least magic means it'll get to Father Christmas in time.
Are you looking for a house to rent just so you can be on the huge waiting list for the school or are there places available once you find a house in catchment? It sounds like the former in which case, for God's sake, don't make yourselves miserable moving from pillar to post just so you can be on a waiting list. There must be other houses available. Where are your children going to school at the moment? And please say you're not waiting on South Farnham!
Um, why is he insisting on waiting? What is he insisting on waiting for?
Initially I thought there were none avail, but there seem to be loads... Just sign up for a short term let whilst you find the 'forever' house?
Just as a matter of interest, which school are the kids in now, and why does it have to be Farnham? There are plenty of towns reasonably close if it is just for work, and there are several decent schools in them...
Thanks for your posts. We started planning this move months ago and visited lots of schools. We were happy to move to several of the areas. All had really long waiting lists so we chose the school we loved and the area as it seems to be a case of waiting wherever we go. So here we are. In Farnham. We need to be on the doorstep of the school or we will never make any inroads on the list. Actually, the list isn't too bad if we can find a house close by. But nothing at the moment and we have been told it will pick up again after Xmas. Just not sure where to go in the meantime. Hubby says if we take anything we will just sit on the list forever. The only school with places is not a good option at all. I am home teaching at the moment.
Is it that you are waiting to buy in the catchment area of your choice ?
And meanwhile you need to rent - is that right ?
If so, it seems a bit odd, it could take months for a property that you want to come on the market and to buy it and move in, meanwhile you'll be wasting lots on rent and struggling to keep four children up to speed academically at home, seems an awful lot of presure for you.
Time for a re-think maybe ?
If location is flexible perhaps reconsider school choices, must be some ace schools out there with spaces.
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Really confused! I thought you just needed somewhere to stay for 2 weeks over Christmas?
Best of luck sorting it all out
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Scotland's assistant manager Terry Butcher maintains the friendly against Northern Ireland is still a worthwhile exercise despite the squad once again being hit by call-offs.
Paul Hartley, Gary Caldwell, Gavin Rae, Kevin McNaughton and Callum Davidson have all been forced to withdraw from tomorrow's match at Hampden. No-shows are nothing new for manager George Burley, who also saw his previous two squads for friendlies against Croatia and the Czech Republic hit by injury.
He has drafted in David Weir, Graham Alexander and Michael Stewart but once again faces the prospect of being without his strongest possible side for his final preparatory match ahead of the World Cup qualifiers.
The visit of the Irish is also unlikely to bear much resemblance to the campaign opener in Macedonia on September 6, either in terms of style of play or conditions, but Butcher believes the friendly is still merited.
"It's a chance to get the boys together and to have a look atindividuals who are coming in as well," he said. "Northern Ireland play a different style of game but it's about getting a winning team on the pitch if we can.
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Arsenal's midfielder Samir Nasri has been added to France's squad for tomorrow's friendly against Sweden after Marseille's Hatem Ben Arfa pulled out. Nasri, who has scored twice in 12 internationals, marked his Gunners debut on Saturday by scoring the winning goal against West Bromwich Albion.
Captain Michael Ballack has pulled out of Germany's squad for the friendly against Belgium after picking up a foot injury.
The Chelsea midfielder limped out of the 4-0 Premier League win over Portsmouth and rang Germany coach Joachim Low to say he would miss tomorrow's clash in Nuremberg. Ballack is the third midfielder to pull out through injury, following Torsten Frings and Jermaine Jones.
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Special is so relative- just look at how varied tastes in tea is:) Can you maybe be a little more specific? (in design as well as material if that matters)
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You are all very helpful. I am after the perfect teapot myself. The more I look though the more I am dazzled and become unsure of what I am after. Not sold on the Asian variety though. By that I mean the bright colored numbers that come up on e*ay when looking for teapots. I think they are from Tibet? Hadn't even thought of Etsy and you can find cool stuff there. :)
I would love to know what you find when you find it. Teapots can be unique and interesting. My grandma had teapots she used that were so unique I loved them. My mom has them all now.
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If you are in the Palm Beach, FL area on March 2, 2010 , you might want to check this out: a silent auction of hand-made contemporary teapots created by local and national artists.
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A Moral Analysis Of Physician Assisted Suicide
It is often difficult to judge someone until you have walked a mile in their shoes. As such, one of the most challenging situations imaginable would be for someone in optimal health to counsel the terminally ill as to the proper response to legal physician-assisted suicide.
In this contentious debate, ghouls in lab coats give those wracked with the most horrible of afflictions the impression that the only alternatives available are a life of agony or an end hastened by an IV drip. However, those in the middle of this debate who relish neither the prospects of drawn out pain nor speeding up death as an end in itself can provide a bit of solace in light of life's most intense existential crisis for their loved ones and colleagues.
Many times if these cases are looked at more closely, one does not find someone that is all that eager to embrace death as they are to ease overwhelming physical and emotional suffering. The goal in such situations ought not be to prolong life beyond what was intended but rather to allow the person's existential voyage to reach its conclusion at a natural pace in a more serene manner.
Therefore, the best course of treatment to counsel the terminally ill consists of the various options to control the pain. Rae points out that, though there are cases where pain cannot be controlled, these instances are rare and should not be precedent-setting examples upon which a comprehensive policy is based (188). It is Rae's assertion that most cases can be controlled through a high-enough amount of medication.
Under the principle known as "the law of double effect", medical personnel could be permitted to administer a sufficient quantity of drugs to alleviate the pain even if one of the possible side effects of the treatment is death (188). To some, this may sound little different than euthanasia; however, the distinction of motive is critical as the patient and medical professionals are not deliberately seeking to end life but rather to alleviate suffering aware of the knowledge that death might be an potential outcome. When you come down to it, this would not be all that more ethically ambiguous than any other risky but necessary medical procedure.
In his lectures for the Trinity Theological Seminary courses in Apologetics, John Warwick Montgomery astutely observed that each of us is more preoccupied about our own deaths and those of loved ones than we are willing to admit. Even for Christians, that appointment none will be able to avoid other than through Christ's Second Coming might not spark as much apprehension if we had better assurances from the medical community that everything within its power was being done to make the transition into the next realm as comfortable as possible.
In regards to the issue of physician-assisted suicide, its proponents often attempt to turn the tables on their Christian opponents with the following argument: "Since Christians should show mercy and compassion, they should therefore approve of physician assisted suicide." While this may be difficult to counter initially in light of the immense pain the terminally ill often suffer from, upon closer reflection one will realize that mercy and compassion are not as intrinsically linked with this disputed medical practice as we have been led to believe.
If the advocates of euthanasia point out that while such efforts might diminish psychological anguish they do little to ease overwhelming pain, the Christian can respond that the goal ought not to be so much hastening death but rather directing research efforts towards addressing this physical trauma. As Rae points out, the cases where pain cannot be managed are increasingly rare; and in especially challenging cases under the principle known as "the law of double effect", physicians are justified in increasing the patient's level of medication to levels nullifying the pain even if one of the potential side effects is death. In such a scenario, death is not the intended result but rather an unintended consequence.
In these debates, it is often considered impolite to call someone's motives into question. However, since the advocates of physician-assisted suicide have already insinuated that Christians leery of this practice rank up there with the Marquis De Sade for allowing suffering to continue, it would be a fair question to ask whether euthanasia's enthusiasts are really all that concerned about the comforts of the critically ailing or simply hide behind such a seemingly humanitarian posture out of more materialistic motivations.
For despite hiding behind a cloak of compassion, many calling for physician-assisted suicide are just concerned about the bottom line, claiming that limited resources would be better directed towards salvageable human capital. As former Colorado Governor Richard Lamm said, "We have a duty to die", no doubt emphasizing this obligation for the common man rather than his own loved ones.
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Actor Joe Mantegna (Criminal Minds) will host ACT Today!'s (Autism Care and Treatment Today!) 5th Annual Charity Golf Classic presented by the Center for Autism and Related Disorders, Inc. The tournament will be held on Monday, September 12, 2011 at the North Ranch Country Club, in Westlake Village, California. Proceeds from the fundraiser will provide resources and treatment for children with autism whose families cannot afford the necessary tools that their child needs to achieve their full potential. Mantegna, who has a daughter with autism, is calling on the community to show their support for autism care and treatment.
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Sunday, March 27, 2011
Friendship Flowers
Second post for me today. If you're looking for my February Christmas Card Challenge, please scroll down one post.
For this week's My Time Made Easy Pretty Pattern challenge, I decided to go with a spring theme to match the Stamp Something Spring Challenge and pulled out my Bold Botanicals set and stamped the flowers in memento tuxedo black ink before coloring with prismacolor markers. I had allowed my color design to be decided by some Basic Grey Infuse designer paper I had planned on using as a background. Once everything was stamped and colored, I layered the flowers on Stampin Up! basic black card stock to help make the images pop a bit more and added some baby brads. It was at this point I decided to be a bit of a rebel and omit one layer from the sketch because it wouldn't work with what I had planned. Since I'm too lazy to tie a bow (yes, I admit it), I cut a piece of real red scrap card stock to act as a border under the images, stamping it in memento ladybug ink, before pulling out a pre-made rose ribbon and adding it with glue dots.
Since the card still seemed a bit plain, I then added some red gem stickers to the flower centers and then a vintage brad saying to the left hand side of the card to fill in all of the empty space there since I changed my card around a couple of times while assembling it. Here's a close up of the details.
If you haven't tried any of the My Time Made Easy challenges, you really should since they're a lot of fun. Thanks for stopping by, have a great day.
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Herbert Howells
Herbert Howells is unendingly fascinating to me.
His dates (1892-1983) resist the traditional narrative about how music was meant to modernise itself after the two world wars. The Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis texts – which Howells set many, many times over the course of his life – have what I call an anti-romantic structure inasmuch as the peaks and valleys of the emotional content do not follow the usual formulas of tension and release one finds in Bruckner. Howells found ways to imbue the texts with ecstatic romantic sensibilities while keeping them appropriate for the intimacies of worship. In the final two minutes of his 1944 Te Deum setting for King's College, Cambridge, the line "vouchsafe O Lord to keep us this day without sin" floats downwards in the trebles and picks up speed and mass through a series of unisons until exploding on the text, "O Lord, in thee have I trusted; Let me never be confounded." It is one of the 20th century's most spectacular crescendi. In this opera I have just finished, Two Boys, the libretto calls for one scene to happen during an evensong service. I imagined that the church in which this takes place had, perhaps, commissioned a set of preces and responses from Howells in his later years, and has been singing them twice a year since 1964; the result is, I hope, a fitting homage. Like Howells, I have always had a huge love for Byrd and Gibbons, and have arranged their choral music for small ensemble as a form of devotional mnemonic – I get as far as I can from memory before consulting a score. Three of these arrangements appear on Seeing is Believing, my new album, which Decca is about to release with the young British Aurora Orchestra; many of the musicians (save the conductor, who had a choral background himself) had never heard these motets and, as a result, bring a refreshing perspective to their realisation.
Sir Peter Maxwell Davies and the swan...
I am obsessed by the time that Sir Peter Maxwell Davies ate that swan [in 2005]. It brings together many of my loves: music, game birds, terrine, Udal law, and English tradition. Orkney, apparently, still loosely observes a Norwegian legal code of property ownership and when a swan hit the phone lines near Sir Peter's house, he felt it appropriate to make a "delicious terrine" out of its meat, after dutifully calling the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.
St John Restaurant
The bar at the St John restaurant in Smithfield is, I think, the handsomest room in the world. One walks in via a spare, white, sun-drenched corridor, passing a slightly elevated dining room at shoulder-height. The ceiling opens up into a cathedral-like space, painted white, with white coat hooks and an uncompromisingly concrete floor. The effect is austere and religious, but fundamentally romantic: the smells of the pastry kitchen are welcoming to an extreme. When I lived in Smithfield last year, I came here at least twice a day. The menu quietly refutes all the stereotypes about English food I grew up with: the food is unapologetically English (going so far as to call crème brûlée "burnt cream") but insistent in combining great English ingredients: snails and oakleaf lettuce, gulls' eggs and Cornish new potatoes.
The pelicans of St James's Park
I adore the pelicans in St James's Park. A few years ago, one of them was caught on video eating a pigeon whole, and it sparked, for some, an interest in cannibalistic tendencies in birds. Did everybody know that the pelicans were a 1664 gift from the Russian Ambassador? A spokeswoman for the park observed at the time that "birds used to human contact tend to be much more opportunistic"; I don't think I have ever been happier than when I read that.
Alan Hollinghurst
England has maintained, in Alan Hollinghurst, the art of the perfect sentence. All musicians should get involved in these sentences: they are tightly coiled but luxurious, meaningful without being wasteful. On an outfit (from The Swimming Pool Library): "I had come along in what was virtually a pair of pyjamas – a super-light African cotton outfit, the queenery of which was chastened by a hint of martial arts." It's devastatingly efficient, and the wordcraft speaks, I think, across genres into, say, what it means to write a wonderful phrase for a clarinet in a chamber music context. He has a new book – The Stranger's Child – out right now and I am twitching with anticipation.
Benjamin Britten
The other ghost who looms over Two Boys is Benjamin Britten (inset below). I had the pleasure of seeing English National Opera's new production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, which teases a disturbing subtext out of the opera and puts the music into chilling, shimmering relief. One of the many things I have stolen from Britten in Two Boys is his abstract, stylised use of Balinese gamelan. The last few minutes of Death in Venice – one of his last works – uses mallet percussion and strings in a misty dissolve that asks as many questions as it answers. I use this as a springboard for many of the vague online and offline musical spaces in Two Boys.
The Wilton Diptych
Whenever I have a few moments free in London, I go see the Wilton Diptych in the National Gallery. It's two late-14th-century two-sided panels, four images in total, which make a gorgeous and abstract symbolic poetry. The inside panels depict Richard II kneeling before angels surrounding the Christ Child held by the Virgin, whose blue robes are the absolute best lapis lazuli colour ever. You really should go and see the Diptych if you haven't recently; there are too many things to think about; the red shoes, the white hart's gracefully bent knees, the weirdly proportioned flowers, Edward the Confessor's intense side-eye. It's about the size of a laptop, and yet....
'Two Boys' opens at the London Coliseum on 24 June and runs to 8 July. For tickets visit eno.org or call 0871 472 0600. 'Seeing is Believing' (Decca Classics) is available now
Curriculum Vitae
Nico Muhly is, according to one British newspaper, the "planet's hottest composer". Certainly, at just 29, he has an enviably long, varied and hip CV: he has worked with Björk, Antony and the Johnsons, and Bonnie Prince Billy, among other alt.pop luminaries; he also scored the 2008 film adaptation of Bernhard Schlink's The Reader. All this is built on an impressive record of choral and orchestral compositions: Seeing is Believing, Wish You Were Here and Detailed Instructions.
Muhly is currently putting the finishing touches to his first opera, Two Boys: its libretto is by Craig Lucas, and, says Muhly, it "deals with the romance and the violence that come with living a life online".
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Cupertino-based Apple has acquired a small startup in the book recommendations algorithm area, according to reports over the weekend. Apple acquired BookLamp, which was developing software for categorization of books based on their content, and which was being used to figure out what books readers might like. Financial details of the buy were not disclosed, however, the acquisition was placed at between $10M and $15M.


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Lu, Jin | October 24, 2002 |
There is disclosed, for use in a digital cable set-top box coupled to a television set, a removable circuit apparatus for insertion into a point of deployment (POD) host interface associated with the digital cable set-top box. The removable circuit apparatus comprises: 1) a point of deployment (POD) module interface for mating with the POD host interface; and 2) RF transceiver coupled to the POD module interface for receiving an incoming baseband signal from the digital cable set-top box, upconverting the baseband signal to an outgoing RF signal, and wirelessly transmitting the outgoing RF signal to at least one wireless communication device proximate the digital cable set-top box. The RF transceiver also wirelessly receives an incoming RF signal from the at least one wireless communication device, downconverts the incoming RF signal to an outgoing baseband signal, and transmits the outgoing baseband signal to the digital cable set-top box.
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Lizzie Widdicombe – The New Yorker
When Silicon Valley entrepreneur Bryan Goldberg set out to launch Bustle, what he calls "the next great women's publication," he was able to raise large amounts of money after his gangbusters success Bleacher Report. But will his female-oriented site be a similar success, or just offend everybody?
Adam Ciralsky – Vanity Fair
The most expensive weapons system in history, the F-35 has also been the greatest lobbying coup of all time with production spread out over 46 states. The problem? It is still unknown whether the plane will ever work.
Corey Mead – Salon
That the U.S. military has been the progenitor and financial source for much of this century's technological innovation is no secret. But it turns out that those couch potatoes playing Call of Duty do have some connection to real soldiers – the military was also the driving force behind a lot of video game innovation to service its virtual military training needs.
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The U.S is the biggest honey market in the world, with Americans consuming nearly 400 million pounds a year. In 2001, in response to beekeeper claims of Chinese price manipulation, a tariff was imposed that roughly tripled the cost of honey from China. One small company, ALW, got caught up in a Chinese honey smuggling network that exposed just how vulnerable the global food supply chain is.


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Dr. Earle W. Brauer, the senior vice president for medical affairs at Revlon Inc., died Thursday at his home in Westport, Conn. He was 72 years old.
He died of lung cancer, company officials said.
Dr. Brauer, who received his medical degree from New York University in 1943, was a dermatologist in private practice when Charles Revson hired him in 1962. He conducted research for the cosmetics company and was responsible for the safety of its brands.
He remained with N.Y.U. Medical School as an associate professor in clinical dermatology and an attending physician at the skin and cancer unit of N.Y.U. Medical Center.
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Fractal Design Define R4
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I would like to thank Fractal Design for providing the Define R4 review sample.
Most of you may not know Fractal Design, but the company has been making a splash with their unique enclosures for a competitive price. The company also sells power supplies, case fans, and a few accessories.
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Wartime Memorial
This is a rather unusual memorial in Kensal Green cemetery. It commemorates those interred whose graves and monuments were totally destroyed in the London Blitz. The second image is one of a number taken by the excellent photographer Fin Fahey showing bomb damaged memorials at Kensal Green. More of his work can be found HERE
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- Bill Nicholls said...
So no doubt a lot of graves were blown up and destroyed as well.
- 24 July 2013 at 22:39
- Laurie said...
From the notes I glimpsed, Bill, one of the chapels was damaged including one of the catacombs and a large area was completely obliterated. Fresh burials have since taken place on the site so you could say the site was buried over!
- 24 July 2013 at 22:45
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We put a lot of work into the windows," says the designer Alber Elbaz, standing in Mount Street on a rainy Wednesday afternoon and surveying the fruits of any labours on the eve of the opening of London's first Lanvin store. "There had to be a story. It's a family portrait. Like the Royal Family. Our kind of Royal Family."
Certainly, the mannequins in question, resplendent in beauty pageant sashes and with French pink, brightest blue and sunshine yellow hair, bear little resemblance to the stolid grandeur of the Windsors. Equally their pop art coloured leopard print silk cocktail dresses, draped and tucked with a lightness that is unparalleled, are never likely to be seen on the back of Her Majesty The Queen or indeed her horsey progeny. Instead here are bouncing baby mannequins and proudly plastic "mothers, daughters, daughters-in-law", all set against a huge gilt-framed mirror upon which has been scrawled in red lipstick "I love Lanvin, Lanvin loves you".
Inside Elbaz declares: "I like the idea of a supermarket." Suffice it to say that, in this case once again, Asda isn't the first thing that springs to mind. It is true though that the many Lanvin capsule collections – the hugely successful and more reasonably priced collaboration with Swedish denim company, Acne, "collection blanche" aimed at the type of bride who would rather wear a beaded and embroidered T-shirt reading "just married" or a tiered sweet nothing made out of nothing more haute than frayed jersey than the traditional meringue – are all given their own vitrines. There's 22 Faubourg St Honoré, featuring reworked classics from ballerina shoes to bias cut dresses, the prohibitively expensive but always beautiful main line, candy coloured bags, crystal encrusted silk shoes, costume jewellery – Lanvin is almost single-handedly responsible for the revival of this craftform. It's all piled up apparently spontaneously – the display in question, it almost goes without saying, is as considered as everything else Elbaz touches – and with a warmth and humanity that is a million miles away from what might be expected from such a grand, quintessentially Parisian status label.
Neither is Israeli-born Elbaz in person the typical fashion designer. Much has been made of his roundness, not least by himself. "Do you think I go to the beach in a swimsuit? Never! But then I'm Jewish. I'm a worrier. I worry about everything. I cannot not worry. If you ever see me some time and I'm not worried... worry."
His dress code, equally, is as proudly individual and unexpected as his work, comprising today, as always, heavy-rimmed black glasses, a tuxedo, the trousers of which are very slightly too short, a white shirt and a bow tie, fastened loosely and deliberately askew.
In a world that thrives on dictatorial tendencies – despite a loosening of acceptable dress codes, there is still always a certain skirt length, a certain volume, a certain colour that fashion decrees de rigueur – Elbaz is more interested in the idea that his clothes should be determined by those who actually wear them.
"You know, in the Nineties designers insisted their clothes should be worn a certain way or styled in a certain direction but I don't think that works any more", the designer argues. "Fashion designers – and design in general – should no longer be about dictating. It's unrealistic and irrelevant to every day life.
"The first thing anyone asks me at the moment," he continues, "is how and why are you opening a store in London when the economy is so bad? And you know what, it's not because we got a good deal, that's not it. I think we're coming to London because in times like these, besides chocolate or perhaps a rose, maybe the only thing that will make you feel good is a pink dress. Of course, we've all lost money, we're not on the street though, and in order to feel better, to go forward you have to look good, you have to feel good."
Since he arrived in 2002, Elbaz has transformed Lanvin – France's oldest couture house, founded by Britanny-born Jeanne Lanvin in 1889 and bought in 2001 by Mesdames Wong, Yong and Merieux – from relative obscurity into one of the jewels in international fashion's crown. It remains a small company but a highly successful one nonetheless. Kate Moss wears Lanvin and so too does Linda Evangelista and just about every fashion editor worth her credentials. Everyone from Tilda Swinton to Natalie Portman rely on it for the most contemporary take on red carpet dressing in the world. Visit a Lanvin store, though, and don't be surprised to see more than just the hard-bitten insider cooing over the softness of the fabric, the intensity of the colour, the easy and supremely flattering nature of the silhouette all of which apparently prove impossible to resist.
"At the end of the day, it's going back to desire," the designer confirms. "There is no formula that I have. I don't sell formula. In fact, I'm afraid of it. I think that we do put an awful lot of emotion and thought into our work."
Elbaz' family is of Moroccan origin. He was born in Casablanca in 1961 and brought up in Tel Aviv where he also studied fashion. Following graduation from the Shenkar College, the Tel Aviv School of Fashion and Textiles, he moved to New York. "I worked for a company that was doing mother of the bride dresses for $150 or something – and that was expensive," he laughs. After two years, however, he was introduced to Dawn Mello, the woman best known for installing Tom Ford at Gucci – but more of him later – who suggested that this talented young designer might like to work with Geoffrey Beene. Elbaz was Beene's righthand man for no less than seven years. "It was an amazing place to work," he told me when we first met, "the best school. I stayed there because I was happy working a little bit outside the circuit, because he had his vision about fashion, because he had the best style, because he was all about design and because he was a wonderful man."
By the mid-Nineties, however, it was time to move on. Elbaz relocated to Paris having been head-hunted by Guy Laroche and then Yves Saint Laurent – Elbaz was chosen personally by the most famous figure in French fashion to design the Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche women's ready-to-wear collection when he stepped down in 1998. Elbaz's tenure there lasted only two seasons. In 1999, the Gucci Group bought the label and aforementioned Ford was unable to resist the challenge of taking over as creative director himself.
Elbaz has made no secret of the crisis of confidence that followed his split from Yves Saint Laurent, which was announced in just the well-mannered fashion that might be expected, given the milieu in question, but which he has since described as "my dark room". For a year the designer travelled the world and then, having returned and turned down various appointments, he accepted the position at Lanvin. "It was all very direct. It was meant to happen. I was so happy because I thought I would never be able to find myself."
Today, Elbaz is one of the most respected figures in contemporary fashion. His perfectly constructed and quietly lovely clothing is the envy of women both within the fashion industry and without. Be it a cocktail dress or a trench coat – and both are by now time-honoured signatures – there is a sensitivity to the finished garment, constructed with a consideration and attention to detail worthy of haute couture that makes it not only gorgeous but also a pleasure to wear. And Elbaz is perhaps right in thinking that such simple pleasures are much needed right now.
They come at a price, of course, but, as the designer is quick to point out: "I think it's totally important today to understand the current situation but not to be a chicken and say, let's do just cheap trousers and cheap T-shirts. Neither is it right to go totally dark, totally down. Of course we have to make sure that the prices of at least some items are not too crazy but it's also about the fact that if we go too low we will kill all the know-how, the tradition and then we will never be able to find it again.
"Everything is very tough," Alber Elbaz concludes, "but perhaps that will make us stronger. You remember what was going on just a year ago, there was so much product, the bigger the better, and it was all moving so fast that there was almost no value to anything. Now that everything is more cut back and lean maybe we understand the importance of certain things, maybe we can appreciate them more."
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So here's what I don't get:
We know that Marvel Studios will never get Spider-Man or the X-Men back. It's just not going to happen, because they're too lucrative for Sony/Fox to let them go.
So if Marvel knows this, then why don't they just create characters for the Marvel Movie Universe that are similar to Spider-Man or the X-Men?
I mean, if the world can have Batman and Daredevil both exist in movies without any legal issues (rich guy with horned cowl and grappling tool fights villains in dark city) then why not make a character like DC's Black Spider, who is an obvious copy of Spider-Man?
Does Sony own the Scarlet Spider? If they do, then come up with another name. Make the character Ben Reilly, or some new character-- Hell, do a Miles Morales version but cut out all references to a previous Spider-Man.
Same goes for the X-Men. You don't need to name your healing, hairy, clawed character "Wolverine"... You could make someone named "Badger" or "Wildclaw" or something.
My point is that the Marvel Movie Universe is a whole other universe, and doesn't need to stick to the rules of the 616 or Ultimate. It could have wholly original characters that are just kind of similar to others. As long as they make enough tweaks and don't use the names that are owned by Sony or Fox, they should be able to make a wall-crawling superhero who cracks wise and shoots silk from his hands, or a team of super-powered mutations that have eye-beams, weather powers, and claws.
They could also just use teams and heroes they DO still own, and tweak them to fill the roles of the X-Men, Fantastic Four and Spider-Man.
For example: Marvel doesn't own the film rights to the Fantastic Four. However, they do own the film rights to Power Pack. So here's an idea:
Make a Power Pack movie, but make it so that Power Pack in the Marvel Movie Universe is a team of young adults instead of kids. Make Alex Power a genius. Alter their powers a little bit; Maybe Mass Master becomes "Mass" and is now a bulky, huge tank character? Maybe they live in a building in New York, and got their powers by going into space, having a crisis, and being granted abilities by a dying alien? Maybe Alex and Julie aren't siblings, but a married couple?
With some tweaks to the story, you could replace the Fantastic Four with a team that resembles them in many ways, but stays clear of the legal boondoggle.
Heck... Replace the X-Men with the New Warriors. Just expand their group a bit to include a bunch of the lesser-known Marvel characters. Swap the hatred for mutants with a hatred for extraterrestrials, and make the majority of the team aliens.
There are ways around this that will allow Marvel to develop some great franchises, and mix them in with the rest of their universe to create that full, detailed world we love so much.
These are all just examples. Some of them suck. But they give an idea how Marvel could replace important characters like Spider-Man, the X-Men and the FF. Writers and producers could do even better, I'm sure.
Oh, hey-- Here's an idea: Replace Spider-Man with Speedball. His powers aren't that similar (but he's still acrobatic) but he has the wit, the right age, and the general "feel" of Spider-Man. Just make him a little more like Parker, and set him loose.
I said the same thing about Ghost Rider. Dan Ketch can be used by Marvel to introduce him into any Marvel studio series. They can also use the Phantom rider, Vengeance, and a whole slew of characters that Sony never bothered to use.
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Today I created my first real finished pattern. It was a pretty easy one for a wash cloth but its the first time I really professionally wrote the whole thing out in a way others could understand. I'm pretty proud of it really. I think I'm going to put it up in my store tonight. Also I'm offering it free to anyone who purchases a cotton yarn from me. I did all the layout in InDesign and I have to say I'm pretty happy with the way it came out. I'm knitting one up now to test it, but I should probably have someone test knit it.
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From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishProposition 13Proposition 13 /ˌprɒpəˈzɪʃən $ ˌprɑː- ˌθɜːˈtiːn◂ǁˌθɜːr-/ (also Prop 13 informal) a law made in California in 1978 that reduced taxes on property. It was voted on directly by the people of California instead of being passed by California's state government. It encouraged voters in other US states to vote for similar laws, and was the first of many tax cuts introduced by the state and national governments in the 1980s.
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May 24, 2009
Surprisingly the weather was a little cloudy, but no rain. So we wanted to have a quick breakfast and see if we could go to either of the activities. There were a couple of areas to have breakfast at the hotel. Our air/hotel package came with free breakfast, so we asked which restaurant this was for, and found out it was in The Atlantic restaurant (the biggest restaurant in the hotel). We are seated shortly after walking in we noticed perhaps the largest breakfast buffet in the city. This thing rivaled what they produce in Vegas. There was a whole table of just fruits, another of salads, one for cereals. Then once you turned the corner, there was another long table of hot items and finally one more corner turned for breads, oysters, sushi, cheese, and whatever else you could think of (Amy took pictures of almost all the tables which you can see above if you show all thumbnails). There was a made to order hot breakfast on top of this. (In case you can't tell, I go into a lot of detail about food. Guess the apple doesn't fall far from the tree). We ask the waitress whether this is the Sunday brunch, or the every day breakfast. She tells us it is just the typical breakfast buffet, and if we really want to see something special we should come back for lunchtime for the Sunday Jazz Buffet.
Fueled for the day, JB and I walked over to the clock tower to try to get tickets for Robben Island. Unfortunately the waves were too large, so the boat will not be leaving for the entire day. Disappointed, we came back to the hotel to find out that the ski lift to the top of Table Mountain was also closed. Another option for the day would have been to drive down to the Cape of Good Hope, but it was too late to start that drive. So we finally decided to just have a driving tour of the city since the weather was still somewhat nice out (just a bit windy).
We start off by driving to the Castle of Good Hope which is right in the center of the city. There was no changing of the guard since it is a Sunday, but the grounds are open. We walked around checking out a few of the museums inside. After the castle, we continued our driving tour by stopping in the Bo-Kaap area. Bo-Kaap is a heavy Muslim area where all of the houses are s different color. Plus it is at the top of the hill, so the views of the rest of the city are pretty nice. We get up there and did a "drive by shooting" (Amy's favorite joke of the trip since we didn't really get out of the car to take our pictures).
Following Bo-Kaap, we decided to go to the top of Signal Hill (which is the small mountain to the right of Table Mountain). Once again we ended up making a wrong turn and next thing you know we are in Camps Bay, which is like the Malibu of Cape Town. All these brand new houses on the side of a mountain. We were told that a lot of Germans are scooping up these properties to spend their winter (Cape Town's summer) here. The area is beautiful and we decided to stop on the side of the road to get some pictures of the Atlantic Ocean. A few shady characters came up to us trying to sell us chotchkes (did you know that the spell checker suggestions for chotchkes is "crotchless") and even tried to take our picture for us. We told them to scram, but one particularly persistent homeless lady asked to "let me see." I think the homeless have finally given up. I mean I could respect them a little bit if she thinks of a creative way to steal my camera, but "let me see" just isn't cutting it. We hopped back in the car and continued to another lookout point which had better views (and less homeless people, not that I have problems with homeless people, I do live in philly). From here you could see part of the 12 apostles which are a few bumps on the other side of Table Mountain. Continuing our driving tour, we made it back to Signal Hill for a few pics. Using my 300mm lens, I looked towards Table Mountain from here and noticed that the ski lifts were moving. There were still clouds covering the top, so we decided to wait for a more clear day. This was quite frustrating as we had yet to see the top of the mountain. I decided at this point to go on a hunger strike until the clouds lifted.
Back in the car we headed back to the V&A Waterfront area to stop at the 2 Oceans Aquarium to see the predator feeding. Every Sunday at 3:00, scuba divers go into the predator tank to feed the sharks, the turtles, and the rays. We got there in time to see the penguin feeding as well, but we decided to go right to the predators before little kids took over the entire room. They started off by feeding the sharks. I was hoping they would just throw in some live fish and let the sharks fight over it, but instead they took parts of fish and threw them into the shark's mouth as they swam by. Next was the turtle feeding. There were two large turtles, but they had to be fed separately. The scuba divers were trying to train the turtles by holding up a colored paddles. This would give the turtles a visual display to know when it was their turn to eat so they didn't become shark bait. Finally the rays had to be fed since they are bottom feeders and when food is dropped into the tank daily, most of it doesn't fall all the way to the ground.
Next door to the aquarium was a market. If you read the Peru blog, you know how much Amy enjoys these markets. So we stopped in to do a bit of shopping. Meanwhile, JB and I remained outside and noticed that the clouds were lifting from Table Mountain (hunger strike was over). It was now 4:00 and we knew the last lift back was at 6:00, so we quickly negotiated on an African mask for Amy and told the girls that we were going back to Table Mountain. By the time we got to the bottom though, the clouds were back. The lifts were still running, so we decide to go up anyway. We were given the warning that visibility was low and the winds were high, but this might have been our only shot at making it to the top. As expected, once we got up there, we couldn't see anything. In fact, we couldn't see 25 feet in front of us. Lindsey scared of heights and Amy scared of the cold, we try to fight through to stay up there as long as possible. After walking around for 30 minutes, we make it to the end and the clouds are lifting off the back of the mountain. There were great views of Camp's Bay where we were earlier in the day. We then tried to walk back to the front to get the "money shot" of Cape Town, but right when we got there, the hooter went off (see picture for details). We went back down the mountain and back to the hotel.
Although breakfast was enormous, we had not eaten lunch, so we decided to have an early dinner at Belthazar, which was also in the mall (haven't eaten this many consecutive nights in a mall since I was in middle school). Since we pulled Amy and Lindsey out of the market early, they made us stop at the African Post, a souvenir store right at the entrance of the mall. JB and I noticed a cigar store across the way, so we tell them to go to town. We decided to pick up a couple of Cuban cigars for after dinner to enjoy in the hotel bar. While shopping, JB poses the question of how easy is it to bring back a case of cigars. The lady in the store starts off by telling us no problem, she will wrap the box and it goes into the luggage and... Then she looks at us and says, "Oh, you are from the states?" She then goes on to explain how she removes the wrappers, throws them into a Dominican cigar box, puts the rings in between 2 business cards that are tape together for later, how to claim back our taxes, how to lie to the customs agent, and how to either beat up someone the first night of prison, or just become someone's bitch. Of course we are law abiding citizens, so we would never actually think about bringing back Cuban cigars even though they were banned because of what happened 50 years ago.
We go back to check up on the girls and next thing I know we are purchasing African mask #2. We then proceed to dinner an hour after we first expected to. Belthazar is considered the best steakhouse on the V&A Waterfront according to, well, Belthazar. This worked out well since Amy was in the mood for their game kebab which consisted of gembok, impala, elon, and springbok. I decided to go a little lighter this evening since I ate my face off for the last 4 days and go with kingklip. Never had kingklip before, but it is a very meaty fish that was quite delicious. We noticed that Bellevue was on the very extensive wine list, so we ordered a bottle excited to finally try it. Just our luck, but they were sold out as well. The sommelier recommended a merlot to go with our wide variety of dinners, and it was quite tasty in its own right. Dinner was pretty good overall and was even better with the 20 year old blond waitress wearing a belly shirt.
We went back to the hotel, girls to the room, boys to the bar to enjoy some cigars. We watched cricket and rugby on the TV while talking to the bar tender. We found out that the entire cricket league was moved from India to South Africa because of the bombings that happened earlier in the year. This was great practice for the upcoming World Cup to make sure South Africa can handle all the tourists. We also found out that the bartender gets 3 hours of sleep a day. Turns out the hotel provides free transportation for employees, but he is the first to be picked up since he lives the furthest. He is also the last to be dropped off. So with the 12 hour days, and the 5 hours of commuting, he doesn't have much time to himself. After a few more stories, JB and I call it a night.
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Ms. Helen Sitting Hippo Sculpture
This cast iron seated hippopotamus figurine is a charming piece, guaranteed to add a little zoological flavor to any room. From Victorian eclectic to modern day ... more
- 3.75 inches high x 7.5 inches wide
- Constructed from iron
- Finished in verde rust
- Part of the MODERN CLASSIC Collection
- Free Standard Shipping.
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Ships within 4 business days. Please allow up to 2 additional weeks transit time for your item to arrive.RETURNS
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