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I found this really cute layout from Saskias made with Jill's Geek Dot Com kit. The clustering is amazing on it and the photos are so cute!
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Hands down hydrangeas are one of America's all-time favorite perennials. They give us gorgeous, beautiful blooms from early summer through fall, but they can be a little tricky to grow."Hydrangeas are so versatile. If you have shade, you can choose something like an Annabelle that has beautiful white snowball blossoms throughout the summer. If you have sun, everyone loves the big leaf hydrangea. They start out pink, but if you want them to turn blue, then you use [a] soil acidifier. You have to apply it to your soil possibly a couple times of year. You have to really keep after it," said Deena Saroto with Four Seasons Garden Center.What is needed in terms of feeding and pruning throughout the year?"The general rule with the hydrangeas is that you only want to prune them right after they bloom. You just need to cut off the blossoms. You don't want to cut them back hard because you may be cutting off next year's blossoms, and then just fertilize twice a year with a good, organic, granular fertilizer for trees and shrubs [around the base of the plant]."There are a lot of longtime favorites, but there are some new varieties on the market that give repeat blooms."We have 'Endless Summer', we have one called 'Forever and Ever', and they will give you a couple of blushes of blooms throughout the summer. We have the beautiful Limelight hydrangeas. They become very tall, stately shrubs, and they come in white and pink," Saroto said. "Then we have Oakleaf hydrangea that can also take shade, a big, bold plant, and it turns a beautiful burgundy in the fall."Also keep in mind is that hydrangeas dry beautifully. You can bring them inside and use them in weaves and arrangements and enjoy them all winter long.Four Seasons has locations in Oak Park and Birmingham. For more information, visit www.fourseasonsgardencenter.com.
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The Michelin-Starred Bo Innovation Chef Takes Us to the "X-treme" Edge of Cooking
Celebrating the GIF's Quarter Century With a Pioneering Exhibition
NOWNESS invites you to submit your own animated GIFs for the chance to be featured in a groundbreaking digital showcase during this year's Art Basel Miami Beach. The open call marks the launch of "Moving the Still: A Festival of GIFs", a collaboration between the cutting-edge online art collecting destination Paddle8, created by Alexander Gilkes and Aditya Julka, and David Karp's visionary microblogging platform Tumblr, which will culminate in the innovative show. For the next five days, the NOWNESS community will have the exclusive chance to join in conversation with tastemakers and festival judges Nicola Formichetti and Johnny Misheff. On Friday November 2nd at 12pm EST, fashion wunderkind and Lady Gaga stylist Formichetti will team up with influential New York-based art writer and event facilitator Misheff to lend insider knowledge to our fans, answering your questions about what it takes to make a winning graphic animation. Paddle8 and Tumblr's celebration of the now 25-year-old medium is endorsed by an impressive selection of top creatives, from the Rodarte sisters to Michael Stipe, to the legendary fashion photography team Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin. Today NOWNESS continues the open call with the premiere of twohundredfiftysixcolors: Preface, a six-minute GIF from "Moving the Still" artist duo Jason Lazarus and Eric Fleischauer.
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The Pop Prodigy Debuts His Smokin' New Video
A cast of bright young things gives new meaning to conspicuous consumption in Tom Vek's latest video "Aroused," directed by Saam Farahmand. "It's a nod to the way in which smoking is used heavily and quite innocently
in art and fashion," says the indie music anti-hero. "In the video, it represents feelings of being
overwhelmed and extremities—both of which tie in with the sentiment of
the album." Released earlier this year, Vek's sophomore effort Leisure Seizure marked the end of a five-year mysterious hiatus for the self-taught multi-instrumentalist, and sees him hone a more controlled interpretation of the much-adored inventive pop that marked his 2005 debut, We Have Sound.
How did the concept come about?
It was a blank canvas for Saam, and ironically it is an idea I wished I'd had, so I'm pleased it was for my track.
Why did you choose to collaborate with Saam?
We are friends and we argue about films a lot, so it seemed a good idea to risk destroying our relationship and invite him to direct a music video.
What is the connection with the song and the words that feature?
Saam has preoccupations with fashion's self-awareness in the 1990s and how it forced personality and character to the surface. He asked me to develop "couture propaganda" that harmonized with the song and the album's sensibilities, which is where the text in the video comes from.
What makes a music video stand out?
I've always maintained that a music video that can be described in one sentence will help people digest and pass it on.
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Fresh off the bus from cities across the country, 70 journalists arrived in Detroit to see firsthand how our city is coming back.Cleanup efforts like one at Grand River and Lasher where a house is being restored to create a farm house and youth training center are the kinds of project they were seeing on a Motor City Blight Busters tour of Detroit. The headline? Detroiters work together and Detroiters care about creating a better life here."It's in everyone's best interest to have a strong, decent, clean, central city, and in this region it's Detroit, so everyone benefits when we work together," said John George, president and co-founder of Blight Busters.George doubled as a tour guide showing the journalists what's happening behind the headlines about crime and corruption. He said the city often gets a bad rap and he wants reporters to know about positive Detroit stories that they may not have heard of."We have a lot of neighborhoods that have vacant and abandoned property that need to be removed, and these materials need to be recycled and these properties need to be repurposed," George said.In it's eight year history, Blight Busters says it has mobilized 120,000 volunteers to paint or secure more than 11,000 homes and buildings in the city.The tour included stops in the Grandmont-Rosedale area, Old Redford, Brightmoor and other neighborhoods.Blight Busters' goal is to stabilize, revitalize and beautify Detroit and create ownership opportunities for residents."It's a multifaceted approach that I think brings hope to the community, and of course, the whole thing enhances the quality of life," said Kofi Royal.Blight Busters is also in the running for a Chase Community Giving Grant. For more information on how you can vote for them, visit www.facebook.com/ChaseCommunityGiving.
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Carl Eppig wrote:We only pop two or three a year and they are always well aged. We give them a minimum of five years, for the Foppiano for example, and usually much more. Can't even imagine going through a tasting like you did. Was it a PS I Love You gathering?"
Jenise wrote:... had me backed into a corner like a big man with bad breath and too many stories. ...
Bob Parsons Alberta wrote:Wow, lots of stamina. Foppiano would be good, pity no David Bruce.
David M. Bueker wrote:I like PS, but basically only from Ridge. I but them and lay them down. Some late '90s versions opened two years ago were good but still much too young. Most other PS hits me the wrong way.
Brian Gilp wrote:I seek out Ridge and Le P'tit Paysan. Unfortunately the Le P'tit Paysan usually sells out every year so not sure if there is any left. Also have enjoyed Vincent Arroyo in the past and would happily drink them again but don't seek them out. I avoided Turley in the past but understand that they have dial things down some so would like to try one.
Jenise wrote:I've not even heard of these producers before, Le P'tit Paysan and Vincent Arroyo. Both California, I take it?
Jenise wrote:I've not even heard of these producers before, Le P'tit Paysan and Vincent Arroyo. Both California, I take it?
Florida Jim wrote:I own none.
I buy none.
After aging several for many years, I felt they never developed, just lasted.
Except Ridge.
Best, Jim
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Rolling Stones Keyboardist Talks About New Tracks And Tour Dates
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Rolling Stones keyboardist Chuck Leavell shed some light on the band's recent sessions and rehearsals for their rumored 50th anniversary dates. As it stands now, the Stones are heavily rumored to be playing four shows before years end -- two at London's O2 Arena and two at Brooklyn's new Barclays Center -- although nothing official has been announced. Leavell, who joined the band on the road in 1982, spoke to The Atlanta Journal Constitution and was pressed for the scoop regarding the shows -- but remained tight-lipped, explaining, "They have not made any announcements, so there's no official news to report. (The rumored Brooklyn and London dates) will remain rumors until the band confirms, but we recently had sessions in Paris and worked on two great songs."
He went on to talk about the two new studio tracks to be featured on the Stones' upcoming greatest hits collection, titled, Grrr!, coming on November 13th: "One, Keith (Richards) brought in called 'One More Shot.' It's really cool, great guitar riff. And Mick (Jagger) has one called 'Doom And Gloom.' The song sounds a lot different than the title. The theme is that he's talking to a girl saying all I hear from you is doom and gloom -- let's go party, let's go dance. It's an up-tempo tune. They'll be on the 50th anniversary set coming in November."
Leavell was asked if he thinks that additional stops beyond the already mentioned London and New York gigs are a possibility: "As far as what's left of this year, I can't see that it would be very much. But I do think the possibility exists that the band would want to tour again, so I think the answer is yes. Having spent time in rehearsal and the studio recently, there's nothing but smiles and backslaps and hugs going down. It reminds you of how passionate we all are about doing this and how much you miss it when it's gone. . . Based on the recent experience I've seen, I would say Keith would have no problem (going on tour.) I'm waiting for the call. I'm on standby and will remain so."
As the details of the Stones' recording sessions leaked out over the years, fans have been amazed that songs started during 1969's Let It Bleed sessions were actually finally realized in time for 1972's Exile On Main Street collection -- not to mention that nearly all of the tracks from 1981's Tattoo You featured outtakes from Goats Head Soup, Black And Blue, Some Girls, and Emotional Rescue.
Keith Richards told us that he views the band's recording career as an ongoing mission as opposed to their contemporaries who recorded specific projects every year: "Albums, what you get when you say, 'Oh, that's that album,' a lot of albums they, like, roll over into the next one. Some of the stuff that you do, and say Sticky Fingers, towards the end, you've got more stuff than you can use; 'Well, we'll just save it.' So you kind of roll over material that way, and the album becomes what gets on there. But to us, the process is like, continual. 'Let's use these 12 songs, and what do we call it? I know -- Beggars Banquet. I know -- Let It Bleed. I know -- Exile On Main Street.' So, you kinda take snippets of something that's going on all the time."
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Cystic Fibrosis
Topic Overview
What is cystic fibrosis?
Cystic fibrosis is a disease that causes mucus in the body to become thick and sticky. This glue-like mucus builds up and causes problems in many of the body's organs, especially the lungs and the pancreas. People who have cystic fibrosis can have serious breathing problems and lung disease. They can also have problems with nutrition, digestion, growth, and development. The disease generally gets worse over time.
The life expectancy for people with cystic fibrosis has been steadily increasing over the past 40 years. On average, people who have cystic fibrosis live into their mid-to-late 30s, although new treatments are making it possible for some people to live into their 40s and longer.
What causes cystic fibrosis?
Cystic fibrosis is one of the most common genetic disorders in white children in the United States. It's caused by a change, or mutation, in a gene. The changed gene is passed down in families. To pass on this disease, both parents must be carriers of the changed gene.
What are the symptoms?
Cystic fibrosis is usually diagnosed at an early age. Although the symptoms are not the same for everyone, some common symptoms of a baby who has cystic fibrosis include:
Other symptoms may also develop in childhood such as:
How is cystic fibrosis diagnosed?
Most people who have cystic fibrosis have signs of it when they are children. In the United States, some states routinely screen newborn babies for cystic fibrosis. Screening tests look for a certain health problem before any symptoms appear.
If your child has a positive newborn screening test or symptoms of cystic fibrosis, your doctor will order a sweat test to see how much salt is in your child's sweat. People with cystic fibrosis have sweat that is much saltier than normal. The doctor may also suggest a genetic test. Finding a high amount of salt in two sweat tests or finding certain changed genes will confirm a diagnosis.
How is it treated?
Experts have not yet found a cure for cystic fibrosis, but new and improved treatments help people who have cystic fibrosis live longer. The types of treatment your child receives depends on what kinds of health problems the cystic fibrosis is causing and how your child's body responds to different types of treatment. Most people combine medicines, home treatment methods (including respiratory and nutritional therapies), and other specialized care to manage the disease.
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For a man that has been suspended from the bench, Third Circuit Court Judge Wade McCree sure spends a lot of time in court.
Monday, he was in front of the full Judicial Tenure Commission, the last stop before his fate is decided by the Michigan Supreme Court. If the proceedings were any indication, it's not going to end up well for McCree.
"That same type of thing goes on today in kingdoms, at least with rock stars and others, and it also went on with this self-proclaimed king of latex, who walked through his court, selected a woman and made her his mistress," said Paul Fischer, general counsel for the Judicial Tenure Commission.
"Judge McCree testified falsely under oath. He is unfit to sit in judgement of others."
McCree's defense lawyer seemed to paraphrase the great French writer Honore Balzac, who said, "Great love affairs start with champagne and end with weak tea."
"This is not something caused by Ms. Mott. This is something caused by him. As he told me because of the way he talks, 'Listen, she did me. She took advantage of me, but I swam out to that boat,'" Brian Einhorn told the commission. "Their educational levels are different, but when it comes to the streets, Ms. Mott is way more smart than is Judge McCree when it comes to these relationships."
Again, McCree's lawyer seemed to paraphrase Balzac, who also said, "The more one loves, the less one judges." McCree, he said, simply lost his mind, which shouldn't be grounds for being stripped of his robe.
"Misconduct on the bench, well, clearly he should've recused himself, but didn't, so it's more serious. But he didn't prejudice the actual administration of justice. The result in this case was appropriate. It was right," Einhorn said.
The commission's report and recommended sanctions are due in a month. Meanwhile, McCree is left to ponder these words of the great Balzac -- "Love is a game in which one always cheats."
Judge McCree stood silent when asked for comment outside of the courtroom.
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News about Exercise, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 26, 2014
Exercise classes Cheerleader Fitness Workout and PomFit, held at locations in Manhattan, incorporate cheerleading moves and spirit in fitness routine. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
Paleo diet has charged toward the mainstream as a cave-man-inspired lifestyle that has spawned a fast-growing industry; there are now magazines, conferences, vacation retreats and many products dedicated to the Paleo lifestyle. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
Profile of Sebastien Lagree, designer of exercise machines called Megaformers--basis of a core-burning workout that blends Pilates, cardio and strength training. MORE
Sep. 19, 2014
Workout group known as the Rise, which offers free workout three times a week on streets of New York City, blends enthusiasm for rigorous fitness with ethos of camaraderie. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
The factors that improve your chances of avoiding the Type 2 variety of the disease are unmistakable: weight loss and exercise. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
Renovations at the TriBeCa flagship studio of SoulCycle, chain of indoor cycling studios that is a haven to celebrities and everyday-workout-obsessives alike, have disrupted schedules and upset their clients, but most are taking it in stride. MORE
Sep. 5, 2014
It's very good exercise for the horse and, depending on how you ride, can be moderate or even strenuous exercise for you, too. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Slip 'N Slide classes at Revolution in Motion studio in Midtown Manhattan offers 'full-body, high-intensity, low-impact workout' for New Yorkers who want to relive their childhood summer backyard fun while exercising. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Matt Richtel Applied Sciences column examines study in journal Psychological Science finding that people who save for retirement are more likely to take steps to improve their physical health; holds that study complements body of research showing that some people are more predisposed than others to invest in the future. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
People build romantic relationships and camaraderie through CrossFit, popular high-intensity strength and conditioning program that involves lifting heavy weights. MORE
Aug. 8, 2014
Manhattan Beach Workout, offered at Chelsea Piers, is an exercise class that uses sand for resistance and weight training. MORE
Aug. 8, 2014
Pools throughout New York City, including Parks Department and YMCA pools, offer water aerobics and other water-based exercise classes. MORE
Jul. 29, 2014
Sales of athletic apparel have exploded in recent years, though overall clothing sales are strained, as workout clothes becomes increasingly popular; many activewear retailers, in effort to lure customers, are increasingly selling apparel made with high-tech fabrics that claim to be lighter, stronger and repel odor and sweat. MORE
Jul. 29, 2014
Philadelphia International Airport is first airport in the United States to provide free stationary bikes for travelers to use; most fitness facilities for airport travelers are at nearby hotels or fitness clubs. MORE
Jul. 28, 2014
Is weight loss truly greater (for the same time expended) when exercising at moderate levels (say, 60 percent of maximum capacity) versus more intense levels (85 percent of maximum capacity)? MORE
Jul. 25, 2014
Riverside Park's traveling rings, contraption that sits in giant sandbox known as Hudson Beach, is attracting many New Yorkers looking for unique exercise experience by swinging from one ring to another. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
Corey Kilgannon Character Study column profiles Sam Wong, who exercises every workday morning on the sidewalk outside the restaurant Zen Palate in Midtown Manhattan, where he is a chef. MORE
Jul. 11, 2014
Intro to Rowing class at Harlem River Community Rowing club offers strenuous yet serene workout. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
Rep Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma leads other members of the House of Representatives, both Republicans and Democrats, in early morning workouts; Mullin's routine is original, and free of politics. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
Alina Tugend Shortcuts column; availability of intensive training courses or 'boot camps' that teach a wide variety of subjects is on the rise, even as number of fitness boot camps are leveling off or declining; educational experts question whether intense, quick learning actually stays with participants as effectively as learning over time and with repetition. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
To realize the greatest benefits from exercise, we probably need to ramp up our workouts. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
Martin Luther King Addo, two-time former winner of Mr Ghana bodybuilding championship, works out of storefront gym that he opened in Lower Manhattan, helping frail seniors restore their balance, mobility and strength; Addo's clients vary in age and shape, but they skew older and female. MORE
Jun. 20, 2014
Michelle Joni's Skipping Club, exercise routine which involves skipping, offers unique workout through streets of New York City. MORE
Jun. 19, 2014
Gyms specializing in training for obstacle course races and mud runs, such as Spartan Race and Tough Mudder, are opening all over country in response to increased demand. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio will have to switch gyms when he moves from his Park Slope, Brooklyn, home to Gracie Mansion; de Blasio's exercise routine is remarkably light given that he is the most powerful elected official in the city. MORE
Jun. 5, 2014
The powerful Nordic hamstring exercise requires only a partner, a soft surface and a little insouciance about falling on your face. MORE
Jun. 2, 2014
Apple plans to introduce new health-tracking app at its annual Worldwide Developers' Conference, which will track statistics for health or fitness; company is also expected to make announcement about its efforts with connecting to so-called smart home devices, or home appliances that can be wirelessly controlled with a smartphone. MORE
May. 25, 2014
Op-Ed article by editor Daniel Duane describes being enamored with research about exercise, and attempting various methods only to achieve minimal results; notes that he got best results from simple exercise routines; urges those who pay too much attention to stories about exercise research to trust practical knowledge of established athletic cultures. MORE
May. 16, 2014
Fitness studios in Manhattan and Brooklyn are offering classes that teach how to correctly use foam rollers to ease sore muscles. MORE
May. 15, 2014
Gadgetwise column compares fitness headphones offered by growing number of companies. MORE
May. 15, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column assesses mobile apps that can help users make comic books; recommends RockMyRun, free app that is about playing motivational exercise music. MORE
May. 11, 2014
Crop tops that bare one's stomach are hot trend this spring, benefiting fitness and cosmetic surgery industries eager to help women tighten their midsection. MORE
May. 8, 2014
GoodLife Fitness, Canada's largest chain of health clubs, opened in October 2013 what is believed to be the only in-terminal airport gym in North America, in Toronto Pearson International Airport; while travelers, particularly business travelers, are able to fit in a work out while on layovers, gym has fewer patrons that are not airport or airline employees than expected. MORE
Apr. 17, 2014
Gyms and fitness trainers are increasingly using activity trackers like Fitbit and Jawbone's Up24 to monitor their clients' activity, or lack thereof, between training sessions. MORE
Apr. 16, 2014
Exercise appears to slow and even reverse the effects of aging on the skin. MORE
Apr. 10, 2014
Beyonce's fans try to get fit by mimicking her dancing in workout at Chelsea Studios; class is part of fitness craze that blends cardio workout with Beyonce's music and moves. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Workout clothes from Phat Buddha, clothing label created by real estate developer Alissa Benishai, aim to fit women of all sizes; Benishai uses seamless fabric to create one-size-fits-many bras, leggings and tops. MORE
Mar. 30, 2014
Joyce Wadler Baby Boomers column, I Was Misinformed, humorously describes what happens in a spin class, popular gym workout trend; offers various tips to newcomers. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Dance cardio workouts are becoming popular again, and many instructors are offering a variety of techniques. MORE
Mar. 14, 2014
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Testicular cancer is a disease in which cancer cells grow in one or both testicles. The testicles are a pair of male sex glands that make and store sperm. The testicles also make male hormones. They are located under the penis in a sac-like pouch called the scrotum.
There are three main types of testicular cancer:
- Seminomas
- Nonseminomas (yolk sac, embryonal cell carcinoma, teratomas, and choriocarcinoma)
- Stromal cell tumors
Treatment will vary depending on the cell type.
Cancer occurs when cells in the body (in this case testicular cells) divide without control or order. Normally, cells divide in a regulated manner. If cells keep dividing uncontrollably when new cells are not needed, a mass of tissue forms, called a growth or tumor. The term cancer refers to malignant tumors, which can invade nearby tissues and spread to other parts of the body. A benign tumor does not invade or spread.
The causes of testicular cancer are unknown. However, research shows that certain risk factors are associated with the disease.
Risk Factors
These factors increase your chance of developing testicular cancer. Tell your doctor if you have any of these risk factors:
- Personal or family history of testicular cancer
- Race: White
- Age: 25-35
- Abnormal testicular development, such as that seen in Klinefelter syndrome
- Undescended testicle that did not move down into the scrotum before birth
If you have any of these symptoms do not assume it is due to testicular cancer. These symptoms may be caused by other conditions. Tell your doctor if you have any of these:
- A painless lump or swelling in either testicle
- Enlargement or swelling of a testicle or change in the way it feels
- Feeling of heaviness in the scrotum
- A dull ache in the lower abdomen or groin
- Fluid in the scrotum that appears suddenly
- Pain or discomfort in a testicle or in the scrotum
- Lower back pain (in later stages of the cancer)
- Enlarged breasts
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history, and perform a physical exam. Tests may include:
- Blood tests
- Ultrasound—a test that uses sound waves to find or examine tumors
- Excisional biopsy —removal of testicles to test for cancer cells
Once testicular cancer is found, tests may be done to find out if the cancer has spread and, if so, to what extent. These imaging tests of the body may include:
Surgery requires removing the cancerous testicle. This is done through an incision in the groin. The surgeon may also remove nearby lymph nodes to check for metastasis.
Radiation Therapy
Radiation therapy is the use of radiation to kill cancer cells and shrink tumors. Radiation therapy for testicular cancer comes from a machine outside the body that directs radiation at the abdomen.
Chemotherapy is the use of drugs to kill cancer cells. Chemotherapy may be given in many forms including: pill, injection, and via a catheter. The drugs enter the bloodstream and travel through the body killing mostly cancer cells, but also some healthy cells.
If you were born with undescended testicles , having surgery to correct this condition may reduce your risk of getting testicular cancer.
The United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) does not recommend regular screening by a doctor or self-screening in men who do not have any symptoms. However, the American Cancer Society recommends that your doctor at your routine cancer-related check-ups should do a testicular exam. No studies have been done that look at the benefit or harm of screening for testicular cancer. Discuss screening with your doctor, especially if you are at high risk for testicular cancer.
Keep in mind that if you notice any symptoms of testicular cancer, such as a lump or swelling in the testicles, it is important that you see your doctor for an evaluation.
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Tickets for all shows can be purchased by phone over our hotline, in person at the box office in Berlin or online on our tickets page.
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London has Buckingham Palace, Paris has Versailles. The highlight in Berlin is … Friedrichstadtpalast. And it isn't filled with dusty memories of the nobility, but is instead the home of Europe's show palace. On the largest theater stage in the world, the hottest (and biggest) show in the capital is celebrated: More than 100 of the best soloists, dancers, musicians and artists make a trip to Friedrichstadt-Palast an absolute must-see for every Berlin resident and visitor. It's no coincidence that with 700,000 visitors annually, it is by far Berlin's number one stage.
Berlin's most spectacular stage is centrally located on Friedrichstraße in the East End Theater District. Friedrichstadtpalast is the last large historic landmark building from the GDR. Its history dates back to 1919 when theater genius Max Reinhardt opened the Great Theater. In the 1920s with revues by Erik Charell, the theater set the pace for the Roaring Twenties. Legendary Marlene Dietrich and later American divas like Shirley Bassey and Liza Minnelli stood on stage here. Because the old building had structural problems, the revue theater was rebuilt at Friedrichstraße 107 and inaugurated in April 1984 with spectacular revues, variety theater and cabaret. Up to the fall of the Berlin Wall, Friedrichstadtpalast was in fact the theater to go to in the East Bloc.
After the fall of the Wall, 'the Palace' established itself as the first address in reunified Germany for extravagant and spectacular show entertainment and has been one of Berlin's hottest major attractions ever since. To this day, it offers technical marvels and abounds with superlatives of all types and world records. Friedrichstadtpalast lights up Berlin-Mitte and is also where major galas and events take place, including the Berlinale and the German Film Awards. Familiar faces have always passed through the theater's door, ranging from politicians including Michail Gorbatschow, George Bush Sr., Helmut Kohl and Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel, to Hollywood stars such as Colin Firth and Leonardo Di Caprio. Just like at the first gala party for Berlin's Christopher Street Day in 2011, in 2013 gays, lesbians and heteros celebrated the biggest CSD GALA party in Germany all night long. If you would like to experience something extraordinary in Berlin, something that is unique in the world and visually stunning, then Friedrichstadt-Palast in Berlin's "East End" is your first choice.


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Reasons for Procedure
- End stage heart disease that is life threatening and cannot be fixed with medication or other surgeries, but you are in otherwise good health—This is most often due to cardiomyopathy , which is a disease of the heart muscle, along with severe congestive heart failure.
- Severe coronary artery disease that cannot be fixed with medication or other surgeries
- Congenital heart defects that cannot be fixed with medication or other surgeries
- Valvular defects that cannot be fixed with medication or other surgeries—This condition makes it too hard for the heart to pump blood through the body.
- Uncontrollable life-threatening irregular heart rhythms that cannot be fixed with medication or other surgeries
Possible Complications
- Infection
- Rejection of the new heart
- Coronary artery disease
- Pneumonia
- Blood clots
- Bleeding
- Decreased brain function
- Damage to other body organs, such as the kidneys
- Irregular heart rate
- Anesthesia-related problems
- Infection or cancer related to taking immunosuppressive medications
- Death
- Age: 60 or older
- Lung disease
- Poor circulation
- Kidney or liver disease
- Smoking
- Presence of serious active infection, such as pneumonia or tuberculosis
- Treatment for cancer within the past five years
- Fatigue and malnourishment
- Uncontrolled diabetes
- Previous stroke or other damage to the blood vessels of the brain
- Continued substance abuse or alcohol abuse
- Autoimmune disease
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
- Your doctor will monitor your health to make sure that you are ready for the heart transplant.
Talk to you doctor about all medications you are taking. You may be asked to stop taking:
- Anti-inflammatory medications, such as ibuprofen
- Blood-thinning medications
- Anti-platelet medications
- Do not take over-the-counter medication without checking with your doctor.
- Arrange for a ride to and from the hospital.
- Arrange for help at home after the surgery.
- Eat a light meal the night before the surgery. Do not eat or drink anything after midnight.
- Physical exam
- Cardiac catheterization
- Echocardiogram —to examine the size, shape, and motion of your heart
- Identify your blood and tissue type
- Tests to exclude diseases in other organ systems that may prevent you from receiving a transplant
Description of the Procedure
Immediately After Procedure
- Heart monitor
- Pacing wires used to help the heart beat normally
- Tubes connected to a machine that helps drain excess blood and air
- Breathing tube, until you can breathe on your own
- Medications to support heart function
- An IV
How Long Will It Take?
Will It Hurt?
Average Hospital Stay
Post-procedure Care
- Breathe deeply and cough 10-20 times every hour.
- Take immunosuppressive drugs—You will likely need to take these for the rest of your life. These drugs reduce the chance that your body will reject the new heart.
- Take measures to prevent blood clots, such as wearing compression stockings
- Have blood tests
- Have persistent fever
- Have poor heart function
- Do not feel well
- Take medications as directed.
- Return as prescribed by your transplant cardiologist for follow up biopsies.
- Work with a physical therapist. Keep in mind that your new heart will respond slowly to increases in physical activity.
- Ask your doctor about when it is safe to shower, bathe, or soak in water.
- Ask for help at home. Your doctor may refer a visiting nurse to assist you at home in the early stages of recovery.
- Be sure to follow your doctor's instructions .
Call Your Doctor
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, excessive bleeding, or discharge from the incision site
- Changes in sensation, movement, or circulation in your arms or legs
- Changes in the location, type, or severity of pain
- Chest pain, pressure, or a return of your previous heart pain
- Fast or irregular heart rate
- Pain that does not improve with the medications you have been given
- Cough or shortness of breath
- Coughing up blood
- Severe nausea or vomiting
- Sudden headache or feeling faint
- Waking up at night due to being short of breath
- Excessive tiredness, swelling of feet
- Pain, burning, urgency, frequency of urination, or persistent bleeding in the urine
Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients http://www.srtr.org
Transplant Living http://www.transplantliving.org
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada http://ww2.heartandstroke.ca
Heart transplant. American Heart Association website. Available at: http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=3066619 . Updated June 25, 2012. Accessed August 28, 2013.
What is a heart transplant? National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute website. Available at: http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/dci/Diseases/ht/ht%5Fwhatis.html . Updated January 3, 2012. Accessed August 28, 2013.
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Ruby Applesauce with Cranberries Recipe- Vegan + Gluten-Free
2 rounded cups peeled chopped apples- preferably mixed varieties for best flavor
1 cup fresh or thawed frozen cranberries
1/2 cup cranberry juice or cranberry-apple juice, more as needed
1 cinnamon stick
Raw organic agave nectar or honey, to taste (I used 2 tablespoons, as I wanted it tart)
Combine the chopped apples and cranberries in a medium sauce pan and pour in enough cranberry or apple-cranberry juice to barely cover the fruit. Add a whole cinnamon stick. Cover and bring to a simmer.
Cook until the fruit is very soft. Remove the cinnamon stick. Using a potato masher, mash the fruit until you get a sauce texture you like. I prefer mine with a little bit of texture. If you like your applesauce smoother process it in a food processor or Vita-Mix.
Taste and sweeten the sauce with agave or honey. Stir and allow it to cool a bit.
Spoon into a storage container, cover and chill until serving.
Makes about a pint of sauce.
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April 15 is the deadline to file income taxes, and if the DFL-controlled House budget presented on Monday is approved, the wealthiest Minnesotans could pay more next year.
One of the top priorities in the House plan is to pay back $850 million borrowed from schools by raising income taxes on the rich and adding a 4 percent surcharge on the so-called "super rich." As expected, House Republicans did not greet the budget gladly.
"Happy Tax Day, a day when the Democrat-controlled Legislature added $2.5 billion in new taxes," said Rep. Tony Albright, a Republican from Prior Lake.
Whether the timing was planned or pure coincidence, Republicans seized the opportunity to attack the Democrats' budget bill.
"Their reality TV show is 'Taxes Gone Wild,' and the Republican minority cannot stop them," said Rep. Greg Davids, a Republican from Preston. "There are no safeguards for Minnesotans."
The proposal would provide some property tax relief by reinstating the Homestead Credit Refund, but the bill raises taxes on the wealthiest residents by creating a fourth-tier tax bracket raising income tax to nearly 8.4 percent for the top 1 percent of Minnesotans. That would affect families making over $400,000, singles making over $226,000 and head-of-households making $340,000 annually.
"We promised Minnesotans we would take a balanced approach and we are," said Rep. Erin Murphy, a Democrat from St. Paul. "We are using all the tools available to get Minnesota on a better footing financially and into a brighter future."
The bill also includes a two-year tax surcharge for couples making over $500,000 a year.
Smokers and drinkers would also pay more under the plan, which would more than double the cigarette tax to $2.38 per pack. Lawmakers are also hoping to tax alcohol by volume, not by price.
"There is overwhelming evidence that alcohol and tobacco consumption cost the state economy billions," House Majority Leader Paul Thissen said. "These user tax increases will allow our state to recuperate those costs."
The bill would increase the tax on hard liquor to $1.58 per liter, and wine drinkers would pay another 47 cents per bottle. Beer would also go up 7 cents per 12-oz. can or bottle.
"That affects everybody," Davids protested. "This bill hurts low-income, middle-income, upper-income. They're equal-opportunity hurters."
On Monday night, the House Tax Committee went over the detailed bill line-by-line, but that wasn't enough to satisfy Republican critics.
"If this is a balanced approach, I would certainly hate to see an unbalanced approach," Davids quipped.
Supporters of the bill claim it will also grow jobs in Minnesota by investing in the Mayo Clinic in Rochester as well as supporting expansions at the Mall of America and 3M.
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Industry legends, past Hall of Fame inductees, family and friends of the pest management industry and esteemed guests turned out on the eve of NPMA's PestWorld 2009 for the black-tie event to celebrate the careers of the PMP Hall of Fame Class of 2009: Joe Thomas, Sandee and Al Burger, Motokazu Hirao and Jacques Hess.
Held at The Orleans Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, the 2009 PMP Hall of Fame banquet drew more than 150 invited guests. The evening began with a cocktail hour where old friends reminisced and shared memories.
The Hall of Fame honors those who demonstrate superior dedication to the industry.
Following dinner, PMP magazine publisher George Casey welcomed everyone and introduced the event's sponsors — Michael Weisburger of PlanetPCO and Andy Linares of Bug Off Pest Control Center. PMP Editorial Director Frank H. Andorka Jr. took the stage next, and officially started the inductions for the Class of 2009.
After a short video history of their careers, each inductee took the stage to receive their award and say a few remarks. Thomas, CEO of Arrow Exterminators, noted the strong support from his family as the reason for his success; while the Burgers, retired owners of "Bugs" Burger Pest Control, urged those in attendance to treat their employees with respect.
Hirao, from the Japanese Pest Control Association, expressed his gratitude for the influence the U.S. pest management industry has had on his career. Geoffrey Hess, grandson of this year's posthumous inductee Jacques Hess, shared some heartwarming memories of his grandfather.
The PMP Hall of Fame honors those who have demonstrated superior dedication to the pest management industry through leadership, education and service. Inductees are chosen by their peers through voluntary nominations, and one winner is appointed posthumously by the magazine's staff. In addition, PMP Hall of Fame inductee names are permanently displayed on a plaque in their honor at Purdue University's Smith Hall in West Lafayette, Ind.


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Dennis T OConnor's curator insight, September 23, 5:20 PM
Excellent resources from reliable sources. A back to school treasure chest of lesson and resources.
Anneke Smits's curator insight, September 18, 9:01 AM
De pedagogische factor is ook online essentieel. Soms kan online een veiliger plaats zijn dan de gewone klas..
Kate ferguson-patrick's curator insight, September 18, 11:26 PM
very powerful for small group work- which would encourage students to take risks in a risk free environment over time
Kay Lehmann's curator insight, September 17, 12:22 PM
Thanks Dennis for letting folks know there is still time and room to join my Social Media class for this fall!
Dennis T OConnor's curator insight, September 23, 5:23 PM
LMS pros know social media has enormous engagement possibilities for all library users.
The key is to understand how to integrated into your school. Expert help from a great on line teacher.
Miriam Fischer's curator insight, September 13, 4:19 AM
Adaptierung Französisch f2f-online; Sprachen lernen online
Teri Thomas's curator insight, September 11, 11:28 PM
Commoncraft gives interesting results for short presentations.
Dennis T OConnor's curator insight, September 23, 5:24 PM
Blended learning has been going on in Library Media Centers for years. Glad to see the concept is 'new again".
Paula King, Ph.D.'s curator insight, September 16, 11:34 AM
Applying servant leadership to teaching online.
Jo Blannin - The Know Tech Teacher's curator insight, September 11, 10:21 PM
This great article shows how we can use Tumblr in our classrooms. I love the suggestion of a quick and easy website or hosting an online debate. They also point out that we need to protect kids online, but they need experience to learn how to do this - Tumblr could be a good way to do this :0)
Do you use Tumblr?
I have an account but don't check it much...maybe I should be?
Any tips or advice for me?
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Tumblr is an easy to use blogging format which emphasizes visuals.


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Doing the same old work out all the time gets really boring. Having consistency with your fitness routine is nearly impossible when you simply dont enjoy it.The key is finding an activity that you LOVE.
One idea? Join Roller Derby.
I know it sounds crazy, but check this out:
- Roller Derby is an amazing work out. It hits all the important things, cardio, strength, balance and flexibility.
- You dont even realize youre working out because your mind is engaged the entire time!
- Anyone, and I mean ANYONE can do it. Even if youve never skated before. Everyone else on the team was once a rookie, too, and theyll teach you everything you need to know.
- And accountability is keythese girls make you WANT to come back time and time again. And trust me, theyll know if you skip out.
- Plus, roller derby is a fantastic way to build confidence and self-esteem. Youll be astonished by what you are capable of doing once you simply try.
This summer the Sioux Falls Roller Dollz are hosting a Rookie Boot Camp! If youve EVER wondered what it was like or have no idea what Roller Derby even ISdrop by and give it a try! CLICK here for more Boot Camp information! (and go to the 'become a doll' link to learn about equipment and getting started!)
If in fact Derby just isnt for you, heres some other great ideas that can make exercise FUN again!
Sioux Falls Parks & Rec Leagues (including DODGEBALL!)
How about Pickleball ?
Try a variety of other activities this Saturday, June 28th
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|1. PLPerl NG - This project is intended to remove the limitations on PLPerl for PostgreSQL, and make it a fully featured server side programming language. It is sponsored by Command Prompt, Inc. (http://www.commandprompt.com) and other PostgreSQL project members.
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Remember that castle you made in Minecraft that you thought was amazing?
I just… I don't have words for this. The FIRST time I watched this video I just stared at my monitor wide eyed for one minute and forty three seconds. I didn't move, I didn't make a sound. I'll admit, I've been out of the Minecraft scene for some time now, but is this a thing now? Is animated Minecraft art a thing? YouTube user HATSUNEMIKUch has done a 'little' something.
100% of me wants to believe this wasn't made the way I think it was. I don't want to think someone took THAT make time to make this video. I don't want to believe that much free time exists. I will only be satisfied if someone told me that there is some sort of mod that magically captures things you build and then you can wire-frame animate them. I just…
Don't' get me wrong, this is absolutely amazing; beyond humanly possible even. However it was made, it's mind blowing. I'm going to continue to believe that this was made in a program though. I'm basing my disbelief on the fact that her hair clips through her leg at points which leads me to belive it wasn't hand placed and to continue my faith in humanity.
The free time though, the free time…
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I had a green smoothie this morning and half of this raw burrito. The burrito was filled with walnut/veggie taco meat, veggies, salsa, spinach and sunflower queso. Totally delicious and filling. I used two HUGE collard greens to wrap this and only had half for breakfast, saving the rest for lunch. I just LOVE collards. Who needs tortillas or bread? I never thought I'd be satisfied without bread, but give it a try if you're skeptical!
I planned on having a huge salad for dinner, but decided on these instead. I made a quick raw marinara out of sun dried tomatoes. The filling was a mixture of massaged kale, sunflower seeds, sun dried tomatoes, garlic, onions, red pepper flakes, spices and carrots. I topped them with a cashew ceasar dressing and placed them in the dehydrator for an hour to warm them up.
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ST. JOSEPH, La. (AP) –Authorities have released the names of the victims involved in Tuesday's hostage situation in St. Joseph.
The hostage that was released by the gunman is said to be Patricia White, the one deceased hostage was Jay Warbington, and the hostage currently in Rapides Regional Medical Center is Ledean McDaniel. McDaniel is said to be in critical condition.
Authorities said a man who took hostages at a bank in Tensas Parish shot the two remaining hostages, killing one of them, before being shot and killed by state troopers.
The suspect was identified as Fuaed Abdo Ahmed, 20. Edmonson said during negotiations with law enforcement, Ahmed said he was going to kill the hostages. Law enforcement then entered the building just before midnight Tuesday.
Louisiana State Police superintendent Col. Mike Edmonson said that's when Ahmed shot the two hostages in the upper body and then state police shot and killed him. Edmonson added the hostages were taken from the scene in critical condition and one of them later died.
Officials said the man believed a device had been implanted in his brain and the situation was a planned attack.
The gunman took two women and a man captive about 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Tensas State Bank branch in St. Joseph. He later released one of the female hostages.


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Who knew? In fact I barely knew him at all. So who knew you could get inspired while attending a funeral? It's really because of who the funeral was for -- which is why I am forever grateful to Jeffrey Zaslow.
It's estimated that 1500 people attended Monday's services at the Congregation Shaarey Zedek in Southfield Michigan. Author Jeffery Zaslow died Friday in an automobile accident. Throughout his life, he touched thousands of people's lives, too many to fit into any synagogue or church.
The Wall Street Journal columnist and the author or coauthor of bestselling books including The Last Lecture , The Girls From Ames , Gabby (Rep. Gabrielle Giffords) and Highest Duty (the memoir of Capt. "Sully" Sullenberger), reached out to a worldwide audience.
The measure of the man, it seems to me, is not the volume of his impact, rather, it's how he went about making his impact that impresses me. He did it because he cared deeply about others.
I learned this about him today, in an hour and 15 minute service. His three daughters talked about how they know their father as a hero, not because he was famous, but because he made them laugh, sing, dance, listened, advised and made himself completely available to them no matter what obstacles stood in the way.
His most recent book, The Magic Room: A Story About the Love We Wish for our Daughters , chronicles eight stories of brides who all used an iconic wedding shop in Lansing, Michigan to buy their wedding dresses. The shop had a "magic room" where the brides would try on their dresses. Zaslow told Fox 2's Lee Thomas that "if he were in the room with his daughters it wasn't his job to tell them how to dress. It was his job to love them and his wife Sherry Margolis."
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This is the kind of love Zaslow had to give. His daughters promised today not only to remember him but to live on because of him.
Zaslow's mother, herself a professional writer, spoke about her son's amazing ability to write, but stressed the fact that it was his ability to care that made him so special. She referred to all of her children as being brilliant, but Jeffrey was part of her soul.
His siblings echoed their mother's sentiments. His sister, another writer, spoke about how Jeff would take her hand and help her to cross wide boulevards when they were little. How , as early as kindergarten, he always shared the details of his day with her, so she could experience the good things he was experiencing.
His brother laid out some beautiful philosophy explaining how we must all go on, in spite of the death that took Jeff far too soon. He reminded us that we all have experienced times when it seems like we cannot go on. He said he and Jeff's mother probably felt that way when her brother was killed in World War II, but she lived on to get married, have children and grandchildren. If she didn't go on, Jeff would not have been born. Now that Jeff has died, we go on.
Capt. "Sully" Sullenberger said "Many of you may think you know who I am. Let me tell you who I am and why I'm here. I'm a friend of Jeff." Sullenberger said "he was changed by a single moment in time, where Zaslow was a hero everyday, because he was there for his family."
One of Jeff's colleagues from the Wall Street Journal talked about Jeff's amazing humor and how it helped to humanize the process of being a journalist. He also spoke about the many times Jeff served as a mentor to new writers.
In the end Rabbi Joseph Krakoff summed it up beautifully when he added notion of Shubert's Unfinished Symphony. Shubert died before he could finish it. "Zaslow," he said "is like a masterpiece."
Yes Jeff's life ended way too soon. But if you got nothing else from the speakers at the funeral service, it's obvious that Jeff lived life to it's fullest. All who really knew him loved him. All who really knew him, knew they were loved by him. To quote his daughter, "saying I love you at the end of every call was the norm."
I didn't know Jeff personally. I work with his wife Sherry, who is a wonderful person. Today I feel like I know the man because the people who knew him all said the same thing. He cared nothing about material things, just people.
That's how I want to live. That's how I want to be remembered. The Fox 2 family has been through a lot over the past 10-days. The death of General Manager Jeff Murri and the death of Sherry's husband Jeffrey Zaslow. What we've been through here is nothing compared to the grief the Murri and Zaslow family are feeling, but the message we take away can be very powerful.
Live life to it's fullest. Treat people well. Put people first. Let them know you love them. A second funeral in a week taught me these lessons.
Zaslow said Sherry and their daughters inspired him to write his last book "because you never know." I think Zaslow's idol Bruce Springsteen felt the same way when he wrote this:
Sandy the aurora's rising behind us.
The pier lights our carnival life forever.
Oh love me tonight and I promise I'll love you forever.
"4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)"
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Over the past week it's been a disaster getting out to run. The humidity and overall high temperatures in Southwest Michigan have caused me to either run on the treadmill, use the elliptical or to focus on calisthenics. All of these options happen while inside the gym as freezing cold air conditioning pours into the room.
Even as I write that it seems like a great second option to running outside but it's simply not the same. When you run outside it gives you the ability to free your mind and run to different locations. When you run on a treadmill you can do everything in your power to take your mind off things but at the end of the day you are still running in place.
Monday however I finally got back into running on the outside. 3.55 miles of pure uphill, downhill, sideways running through Kalamazoo, Michigan. It should have felt great but instead it felt terrible because of the week I took off during the heat wave. This inspired me to come up with some things to take my mind off the pain that I was feeling.
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2.) Look at road signs and attempt to hop unnecessary speed bumps.
3.) Stop and take random selfie shots while doing the "Blue Steel" look from Zoolander.
4.) Run sprinting away from the local geese population.
5.) Think about how you will lose every bit of the fitness you gained when you can't control your urge to eat six of those cookies your brother bought.
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Note: I am trying desperately to become an avid runner and over the next several months I will continue to share my on the road running experiences in an effort to showcase the fun and the struggle of becoming a long distance runner. For better or worse...here we go!
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Chelsea Handler is jumping into bed with an unexpected partner. As you may recall she left E! with some pretty harsh words. There were rumors that she may move her edgy late night talk show to Comedy Central, but we find out now that she met with the folks at Netflix to talk about a new platform for her humor and creativity.
Netflix would be new territory for Handler and Handler's ideas would be new territory for Netflix. Netflix has a number of shows that are only on Netflix, one of which is the wildly popular Orange is the New Black, all of these shows' seasons are produced in their entirety then released on Netflix. If Handler wants to do a talk show format it would have to be available in episode format, which would be a departure from the ordinary for Netflix. The details of her deal have not been released, but it is said that she pitched a stand-up special and docu-comedy (not really sure what that means).
Handler says she was bored with her work on E! so she needed to "do something outside the box." She is very excited to work with "the cool kids" at Netflix.
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