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One Pico - Christmas Meal
I had the extreme pleasure of going to One Pico in School House Lane last Tuesday with my girlfriend Joanne to celebrate our Christmas. We had originally planned on going to Shanahans but because of the weather forecast we had to move our dinner back to Tuesday and it meant that Shanahans was full, but we got a booking at One Pico instead. I for one am damn happy we managed to get a booking here. One Pico has won so many awards with Eamonn O'Reilly at the helm. This restaurant exudes class from the moment you walk through the doors.
Our coats are taken and we are shown to our seats. Its so nicely set out , the decor is very pleasing to the eye and their seems to be a good atmosphere within the restaurant at 6.30pm. We are given the menu for 59 euro Christmas Set Meal. I go for Duck Boudin(Black Pudding Hash, Poached Egg, Mustard Hollandais), Roast Wild Venison Loin(Beetroot & Potato Gratin, Pumpkin Puree, Fig Jam),
Iced Christmas Pudding & Hazelnut Chocolate Parfait(Brandy Sabayon). Joanne decided on Crab Salad( Red Pepper, Curry Crème Fraiche, Crisp Pain d'epice 16), Fillet of Beef, (Hicks) (Onion Puree, Baby Leek, Parmesan Fondue, Crispy Onion) and finally Hot Chocolate Fondant,(10 minutes)
(Vanilla Ice Cream).
Prior to both our meals we ordered wine from the sommelier, we chose a Marques de Riscal Rose Rioja, which we thoroughly enjoyed throughout the meal. Also before the meal began, we were provided with a selection of bread, bread at the beginning of the meal is paramount in my eyes, it provides the start to the meal, something to nibble on before the starters arrive. Their bread was beautiful freshly baked bread rolls, this alone had me seriously impressed. Being in college we used to bake fresh bread each time for service, there really is nothing better.
I will include pics of Joannes meal but naturally I cant give a review , even though I got tastings of her food. So here are the pics of Joanne's dinner :
As you can see each dish looks amazing and she loved each one, yet she couldnt finish her dessert as it was too rich, but so delicious.
For my dinner, it was absolutely amazing, firstly starting with the Duck Boudin.
This was beautiful, the poached egg was cooked to perfection, with a lovely runny yoke, everything was simply bang on the money, the seasoning was perfect. We wondered why at the start as to why there was no Salt or Pepper on the table well its not needed cause the chef's in One Pico are to be commended for their seasoning.
Next up before both our mains was a palette cleanser in the form of a Blackberry Granite and Apple Jelly.
This was lovely and refreshing before the main course, the apple jelly was gorgeous, it was fresh apple puree set with gelatine, which was beautiful.
Up next for me was my Venison
This was very impressive, the venison was cooked perfectly and the fig jam really complimented it. I was also impressed by the beetroot gratin. If I was being pedantic I would say I am not fan of foam , I just find it pointless and the same goes for smears, but I guess its the current fad and I will go with it , as the meal was beautiful.
Finally my Dessert arrived, Iced Christmas Pudding :
This was very tasty , it was a hazelnut ice cream blended with Christmas Pudding and set in a Bombe served with a sabyaon. Its lovely take on Christmas Pud and I have to say I enjoyed every bit of it and the brandy sabayon added to it making it even more Christmas-sy.
Well that was it , the bill came to 168 euro , a 168 euro well spent. An amazing meal at one of Dublin's best restaurants. Everything about the place is impressive, the restaurant itself, the staff and the food. We both had an excellent night, would definately love to come back here, one of the best meals I have had in my life. Eamonn O'Reilly and his team have done an excellent job here.
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Too many decibels: West Asheville resident Pat Dockery tells City Council the proposed noise rules don't go far enough. photo by Max Cooper
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"If it's done in the day in an industrial district, it's probably not going to be a problem," Assistant City Attorney Kelly Whitlock explained. "If it's done at nighttime in a residential area, it's much more likely to constitute a noise disturbance."
Over the past year, Council members and city staff have received complaints from a number of residents concerning noise issues in their area; staff conducted an online survey earlier this year.
West Asheville housewife Pat Dockery, who's complained about noise in her neighborhood, said the proposal didn't go far enough.
"I have been at many of your meetings urging revision of the noise ordinance, so it's tearfully that I must urge you to send this back to committee," Dockery told Council. Staff's recommendations contained many errors, she said, including overestimating the cost of using sound-level meters to measure noise. "On the survey we took, there wasn't a question about the decibel level. As much as I would like to see the 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. time limit passed tonight, I urge you to send it back to the committee and make the wording much stronger."
In the past, the city left it up to the police officer at the scene to decide whether a noise complaint was reasonable. The staff report said the cost of buying decibel meters and training officers to use them would be prohibitive. Some other speakers wanted "night" defined as starting earlier: perhaps 10 p.m. or even 7 p.m.
Larry Holt, co-chair of Downtown Asheville Residential Neighbors, objected to exempting downtown from the rules for residential areas, citing the growing number of people living in the city's core. "This disregards the mixed-use areas of the city," he said. "By excluding us, you're discriminating against a large number of residences."
But Council member (and former downtown resident) Cecil Bothwell maintained that noise is an inevitable part of living in a bustling area featuring restaurants and late-night businesses. "That's the nature of a commercial district," he observed. "If you move downtown, you're going to get downtown noise."
Asheville's geography, noted Vice Mayor Esther Manheimer, could also inhibit the city's efforts to curb noise.
"We are in a unique physical situation in Asheville," said Manheimer. "I can stand on my porch in north Asheville and hear the garbage pickup on Merrimon a half-mile away. The acoustics are strange depending on where you are."
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text: Page ContentRecently, the Competition Tribunal publicly released the reasons for its decision issued on July 23 dismissing the Commissioner of Competition's application against Visa and MasterCard. The Commissioner had challenged Visa and MasterCard's rules under the price maintenance provisions of the Competition Act. The Commissioner alleged that these rules have effectively eliminated competition between Visa and MasterCard for merchants' acceptance of their credit cards, resulting in increased costs to businesses and, ultimately, consumers. Background The Competition Bureau launched an investigation in response to complaints by merchants regarding the rules that Visa and MasterCard impose on merchants who accept their credit cards. In April 2009 the Bureau initiated a formal inquiry, and in December 2010, the Commissioner filed an application with the Competition Tribunal challenging the rules as anti-competitive. 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Friday, 30 November 2012
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Tuesday, 27 November 2012
London talent
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Monday, 26 November 2012
Eclectic Cool
Eclectic Cool, G/F 58 Po Hing Fong, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong. Open 12-6 Wed - Sun.
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Saturday, 24 November 2012
Social Media
I finally got with the program and joined the 21st century...I finally networked the Studio Annetta blog with our Facebook page and Twitter account. Quite proud of myself, I must say. This post is just to let you all know you can find us on Facebook where we plan to provide additional content that won't make it to the blog...so for those of you that just can't get enough of me hopefully that will sate you!
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Tuesday, 20 November 2012
This is making me homesick...
Broadsheet. If you're not reading it - you should be. Even if you're not in Melbourne. Or the rest of Australia, for that matter. It's so exciting to see all the great stuff going on in my hometown. It gives you the lowdown on all there is to eat, drink, shop and do in the greatest city down under. Totally making me homesick...
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Monday, 19 November 2012
Monday morning
a little Monday morning inspiration for you folks...
Love this chic panelling with gold leaf and antique mirror! From Kelly Wearstler's latest book "Rhapsody", cannot wait to get my hands on copy...
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Thursday, 15 November 2012
Around Barbara
If you are a fan of the quiet, refined chic that Barbara Barry exudes, like I am, then go check out her newly revamped website. It's divine.
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Tuesday, 6 November 2012
the Studio Annetta collection
While the inspirations for the collection are a bit eclectic (they vary from 1930s and 40s French moderne design up to the 1970s and more contemporary in style) the pieces are united by the quality of their materials and their manufacture. Locally-sourced materials (including cast bronze, solid marble, exotic skins, lacquer work and local hardwoods) that give a luxurious feel to each piece, are brought together by the hands of skilled artisans reviving skills that not long ago were dying. Each piece is individually crafted, so every piece is a one of a kind and can be customized in size and material if so desired. I hope you like!
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Saturday, 3 November 2012
take me back to Thailand...
If after my last post about Thailand you still need some tips, these are for you!
This trip we stayed at The Eugenia. It's charming, and a little bit quirky, and we loved it. Only 12 rooms, all with their own unique mix of antiques and artworks, so its always fairly quiet (a good thing in this bustling city), and the pool is surrounded by palm trees and feels like your own private oasis. We ate at the hotel restaurant the first night and the food was fantastic. I highly recommend it.
|One of the charming suites at The Eugenia Hotel, Bangkok
We ate at Gaggan the second night. We were recommended the tasting menu, being first timers, and were not disappointed. We had a 12 course tasting menu and loved every single course...honestly, it may well be in the top 10 of the best meals of my life. I have to say I think the fact the chef is Indian, and the fact they call their food "progressive indian", may be slightly misleading...I think even non-curry lovers will love this place. Oh, and did I mention the building and interior? Super cute.
On the third night we ate at Issaya. Also located in a charming building, this place is much more colourful, which happens to be a great back drop to wonderful Thai food, a mix of traditional and more modern style dishes. Everything we had was amazing...especially the Passionfruit and caramel cocktails. Who knew those two flavours would work so well together!?
And I finally managed to get my husband to Agalico...a seriously cute tea house just off Sukhumvit Road. My second visit, but I think it may become a regular when we go back. Great selection of tea and cake, and the view of the garden outside is to die for.
|Agalico, Bangkok
We checked out Mr Kukrit's House, which is the home of an ex-priminister that has been maintained for visitors. Each of the pavilions serves a different purpose and all are still as Mr Kukrit left them. The gardens are alsoo quite amazing, and the feeling of standing amongst lush tropical greenery in the middle of a concrete jungle is quite surreal. Still mostly untouched by the crowded bus tours, this is a nice way to spend a morning...and there's a Dean & Deluca naerby for lunch afterwards...which is exactly what we did.
|Mr Kukrit's House, Bangkok
We were in Phuket for a friend's wedding, and while the actual ceremony was held elsewhere, most of the guests stayed at the Sala. We shared a 2 bedroom pool villa with friends, and it was heavenly. This was our first resort holiday as we tend to be city people and my husband gets bored quickly, but I think this place has converted us. There are lots of things to do if you want, otherwise they make it very easy for you to relax. We ate at the hotel almost every night and the food was great. I would definitely come back and stay here again.
Sunset on our first night over the pool at Sala, Phuket
|Sunset on the beach, Phuket
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The Liberty quilt is almost ready for the big reveal: I just need to finish off quilting four little triangles in the corners. I was doing fine until I ran out of thread…Hopefully tomorrow will be a sunny day in Switzerland so I can get some nice photos of quilts hanging in the park, on my favourite football goalposts. But I fear it will simply be cold, wet and windy. O Spring, where art thou?
Meanwhile, the washing machine is whirring with the sound of a freshly finished hourglass quilt that I started at Ms E's quilting retreat last Spring. (By the way, you should hurry to sign up for the next one, in less than five weeks' time! We are going to have a blast, methinks.) The back is a wonderfully green huge sheet from the Centre Social Protestant that was so huge it provided the back for this, and three rounds of binding kindly made by Ms E. Having someone else iron my binding is the ultimate luxury. I'd never really bother. I'm so excited to finally have this done — all it needs is a label, and possibly a name. Any ideas?
Normally, squares seem to dominate things around here, so the hourglass was a rare departure. But squares are so wonderfully easy to put together when evening brains are rather frazzled, and are so perfect for scrap quilts. Who cares if rooms are small in Geneva flats when you can simply fill them with colourful quilts? The scrap quilt on the right is made up of so many bits of wonderful fabric, from friends, family and finds. I just love the jumbliness of it all. Recycling at its best.
Time is passing, and I must go back to my Liberty squares now, assuming my sewing machine behaves with cotton for free-motioning the last bits of the pretty pretty quilt…
And what about the pile of shirts mentioned in the title? That is the next project, so totally early in the In Progress phase. I have simply cut up all my father's shirts into panels, ready for inspiration to strike. I'll try to resist making more squares and come up with something more creative. But, if truth be told, I also cut out another square quilt last night, made of lovely soft flannel.
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Trauma issues affect day to day functioning. I went poking around on the net a few weeks ago about ADHD, whose symptoms are very similar to PTSD. There were many, many articles that were heady, and wrapped up in the labeling of this symptom and that. It made me tired, but there was one article that did go into executive functioning a bit, and there is even an "executive function disorder."
Last week a friend of mine died, and I shut down. I dissociated, which is what my whole psyche and body is geared to do, due to the abuse I suffered as a child. Things in my life came to a minor head, as my "work mom" basically told me to clean my "work room", and a neighbor messaged me about my dirty rabbit cages.
It's true, my room at work is not practical and really, there are no practical spaces at my job for the work I do there. Yes, it is a challenge to keep clean without proper storage or facilities. Yes, I am a single mother and in school and have way too much on my plate and was waiting for a day off to clean up my yard. But there is a bigger issue within me, one that came back to me in a dream, and one that had lessons to teach me.
My neighbor, in his message, told me that if I was going to be a teacher I had to keep my own garden clean. That morning, I had a part of me, in a dream, tell me that these challenges against my cleaning weaknesses were related to my mom. So my neighbor's wagging-his-finger, shaming approach, combined with the dream and my issues at work, finally broke me into the cry that had been trying so hard to come this week. I cried over my friend, for the first time. And I woke up a little about this cleanliness thing.
My mom was terribly critical about how messy I was. I was called lazy, as if I were doing it on purpose. Really, I was dissociating. Criticism shut me down, because it feels awful to be so criticized, and trying to be a teenager under a barrage of criticism made me dig in my heels. If I couldn't win anyway, I might as well be deliberately messy. But I'm convinced I was fooling myself. I honestly lacked the bare-bones, practical skills to organize my environment. Living in circumstances that are chaotic and out of control, I've noticed, produces two kinds of physical responses: rigid control of the environment through cleanliness, or dissociation from the environment through messiness. Of course, I was the latter, and my mother was the former.
Sometimes in dissociating I don't notice what is going on. I don't notice that things are getting bad and that I'm barely treading water. Laundry on the couch becomes normal. Clutter is everywhere as my inner child and my inner teen clamor to be heard through projects or shirking responsibilities. In the foggy world of dissociation, inner spiritual matters are communicated indirectly. My messes in house-life are directly correlated with the amount of grief I carry. It is as if my parts work to create this space, this outer world, to show me: yes, things really are bad. And heavy. And very sad right now. Yes, this was the chaos you lived through. It's an unconscious outer re-creation of an inner state.
This is where inner work meets the outside world. It really does affect day-to-day functioning. Where is my adult? She came when I needed her…when my neighbor shamed me and I stood up for myself and told him he could be more helpful if he didn't shame me. That felt just like when my mom shamed me. She also reminded me that I am an artist and that I love all things color and beauty. I don't have to rebel through disorder, nor do I have to tune out my surroundings. I have tools to use: re-framing household tasks to take the drudgery out of them, and this weekend I used a new idea, "fresh eyes" where I become someone else looking at my house. It sounds funny but in my living in my house I become immune to the clutter. For example, an art project sitting in a corner that I didn't even notice anymore. "Fresh Eyes" came in and noticed and helped me find a place for that project. "Fresh Eyes" moved some furniture and hung up some clothes and deep cleaned some floors. "Fresh Eyes" helped me make a list of the unfinished projects and to order my time. "Fresh Eyes" is going to go to work with me tomorrow and straighten things up. "Fresh Eyes" can deal with my inner critic who demands perfection and who points out how bad things are in a shaming way. Things like, "you let yourself live like this?"
Healing inevitably involves triage…keeping my children emotionally safe trumps a perfectly clean floor. But emotional health and physical health are inextricably linked. My environment does not have the same effect on me as on other people. I am immune to chaos, squalor, and also to order and beauty. The indifference I have is inevitably frustrating to others because we all have to "keep house" being mindful of other human beings. But I cannot tolerate shame in any amount. I am the girl who held her breath to escape life at the age of three. So dissociating is a way to go away. Coming to health involves gathering my resources to teach myself "executive functioning" but more than that, the higher functioning comes when I connect with life, when I decide to be here and not "go away" even in subtle ways. It has to come from a feeling state and not a heady "this is how you executively function." It involves learning to care for myself through caring for my surroundings and being able to regulate the amount of clutter, paper, and general chaos in my home.
Not to mention, it involves the artistic impulse of transformation. Art is about turning chaos into order. Healing is an art in that it is an alchemy of soul, of being able to take something bad and make it good, about turning something ugly into something beautiful. I cannot connect with life without having a feeling relationship with beauty, in all its permutations.
So here I go, once again turning a new leaf with this new insight I have. Maybe it helps you, too.


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I love hosting dinner parties, dahling! I love rich conversations over a satisfying meal. My friends aren't all vegan but I've found they're usually up to exploring the delicious myriad of vegan dishes I serve.
They are usually curious about veganism. In turn, I would share why I am vegan and how important it is to treat all human and non-human animals fairly. The conversation naturally centers a lot around food although I am careful to state that being vegan is more than a diet; that it is an ethical stance for animal rights; a way to live compassionately.
Of course, no matter what I say the food always speak for itself. I make familiar dishes with a spin using ingredients that are not too foreign, even while introducing new ingredients and a fresh take on traditional meals. The idea is to show that vegan food really is quite familiar and not at all odd. It's more of a curious walk through a new park, than a leap over the Grand Canyon.
One of my go-to dinner party favorites is my Jamaican Jerk Tofu Steak. It is essentially my point of view on a plate – vegan food with a Jamaican flair.
This is a meaty dish that is not animal-based. Curious sentence, right? True, when we think of meat we usually think of animal flesh derivative. However, the etymology of "meat", from the Old English mete, really referred to anything "solid" to be eaten to differentiate it from something liquid that would be drunk. Think the solid of a coconut – coconut meat – as opposed to the liquid of said coconut – coconut water.
Indeed, vegans do eat meat; just not from animal flesh.
My steak is made from tofu. What on earth is tofu? Tofu is essentially soybean curd. It is soy milk with a coagulant added to make solid mass. Mature, white soy beans are boiled, curdled and pressed. The coagulant traditionally used is nigari, the dried liquid (mostly magnesium chloride) that remains after common table salt has been removed from seawater, although other coagulants can be used.
It should be noted that tofu is very rich in calcium, manganese, copper, selenium and protein. It is also a good source of Omega-3 fats.
The different types of tofu – silken, firm, extra-firm – simply refer to the level of liquid in and the firmness of the finished tofu. Extra-firm has the least liquid and is most suitable in meat applications. Silken is great blended in sauces, dressings and smoothies.
We will use extra-firm tofu to make our Jamaican Jerk Steak. Tofu is very bland. There, I said it! The good news is tofu absorbs flavors exceptionally well. Think of it as a blank canvas on which you create your masterpiece. Tofu, seasoned very generously, can be turned into a myriad, highly-creative, delicious dishes.
In order to maximize on the amount of flavor you add to tofu, you really do need to press out most of the liquid first. There is a limit to the flavor any food will absorb. That is, there is only room for so much. To create room for additional flavor, you can press or squeeze out excess liquid or – my method of choice – soak, then drain the tofu. Tofu is usually sold as a solid block in packets filled with water. Pressing the tofu also significantly enhances its flavor. This is done by wrapping tofu in clean paper towels and placing on a plate. You then top the tofu with another plate and add a heavy skillet or canned goods. Press until most of the liquid is squeezed out. This may take 15-20 minutes. Alternately, you may use a commercially produced tofu press to eliminate the use of paper towels.
I prefer soaking my tofu in hot, heavily salted water. Doing this firms up the outer surface of the tofu, making draining easier and resulting in a lovely "skin" texture once the tofu is fried. This also infuses some much needed flavor into the tofu even before it is cooked.
In order to get the familiar dark, earthy color of a grilled steal, we darken the tofu with tamari sauce. Tamari sauce is commonly used to flavor tofu. It is used to marinate tofu for both flavor and color. Tamari is very similar to soy sauce. If you don't have tamari, please feel free to use soy sauce instead. While soy sauce is common is Chinese cuisine, tamari sauce is primarily Japanese and is traditionally a byproduct of making miso paste. Tamari sauce tends to be more balanced, less salty and has a deeper, richer flavor profile. The main difference, however, is wheat. Soy sauce typically includes wheat but tamari usually does not. So, if you tend to eat gluten-free, tamari is your guy. It is also often used when making seitan, a wheat-based meat.
I've found that in most cases what we associate with the taste of animal-based meat, isn't actually the meat itself. What comes to mind is often the spices and seasonings used. Because of this, it is relatively easy to achieve the familiar tastes we had from animal-based dishes when we veganize them. We associate crab meat with old bay seasoning, chicken with sage and marjoram. When we think of jerk steak, what comes to mind really is the spicy flavors of Jamaican jerk paste, infused with pepper, a hint of lemon and woodsy crushed pimento seeds. In fact, we will season the tofu heavily with our Jamaican paste to achieve the familiar tastes. The paste will also sear well adding a crusty skin to the tofu.
Finally, to achieve a deeper, earthy taste and richer color, we brown/sear the tofu. This is done by adding the tofu to the hot grill pan and allowing it to brown well before turning. The final product looks and tastes very much like traditional jerk meat with the added benefit of not harming any animals.
- 1 block of extra-firm tofu
- 2 tbsp sea salt
- 1 tbsp tamari sauce
- 2 tbsp Jamaican jerk paste recipe below
- 1 tbsp coconut oil
- 1 lemon - for garnish
- Set the block of tofu on its side. Cut it crosswise into 5 slabs of steak.
- Bring 2 cups of water to a rolling bowl. Add salt and stir to dissolve. Pour water over tofu. Set aside for 15 minutes.
- Prepare jerk paste.
- Remove tofu from water and allow to drain in a strainer or colander for 15 minutes. Afterwards, pat dry surface with clean towel.
- Pour tamari sauce on tofu steaks. Gently slather jerk paste on each steak. Turn over and repeat. Allow the tofu to marinate in the paste for at least 30 minutes.
- Heat a grill pan on medium high heat(a heavy, flat-bottomed skillet will also work). Add oil and allow oil to heat for 30 seconds. Add tofu steaks, gently pressing down onto pan. Reduce heat to medium and each steak remain until brown - 3 to 5 minutes. Turn and repeat.
- Remove tofu steaks from grill pan. Garnish with lemon slices and serve with your favorite sauce.
I often serve my Jamaican Jerk Tofu Steaks with a simple, but delicious mango sauce that beautifully complements the spiciness of the steak. Simply add the meat of a ripe mango to a blender. Puree until smooth and serve with tofu.
- 1 scotch bonnet pepper roughly chopped (use more if you want it spicier)
- 2 tbsp green onion
- 2 tbsp ground allspice/pimento seeds
- 4 cloves garlic roughly chopped
- 1 large sweet onion roughly chopped
- 2 tbsp sugar
- 1 tbsp salt
- 2 tsp ground black pepper
- 2 tsp ginger diced
- 1/4 tsp nutmeg
- Zest and juice of 1 lemon
- 2 tbsp apple cider vinegar
- Combine all ingredients in a blender or food processor. Blend until smooth. Store in an air tight container in your refrigerator.


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People talk about gaining weight on cruise ships, but I think the chances of doing so are better on the Canadian since you're fed so well and there are fewer opportunities to exercise. And the food for breakfast, lunch and dinner isn't just plentiful, it's delicious. Dinner tonight consisted of tomato florentine soup, salad, duck breast, mashed potatoes and broccoli, with chocolate torte and cheesecake for dessert.
We passed a few small towns and lumber mills and had a half-hour stop in Kamloops to refuel and change engineers at 11:30 p.m. I got up at 6:45 a.m., but missed some apparently spectacular scenery going through deep gorges, tunnels and over trestle bridges. VIA used to go through this area during daylight because it can be so breathtaking, but a company representative told me it stopped about 15 years ago because some passengers were nervous and frightened while crossing some of the bridges. It's a shame.
We followed along the Fraser River and then crossed it in Surrey via the Patella Bridge into New Westminster and then on through Coquitlam and Burnaby to Vancouver. We had the transcontinental breakfast (eggs, toast, potato pancakes, fruit and choice of ham, bacon or sausage) with coffee before we backed into Vancouver's Pacific Central Station at 9:15 a.m. -- a half-hour ahead of schedule.
A city bus ride and short walk took us to the $145 a night Quality Hotel Downtown, where we dropped off our luggage and took two city buses to expansive Stanley Park. We'd visited it in 2003, but didn't go to its aquarium, so that was today's destination. It cost $27 for adults and $21 for seniors. We started with the beluga whale show and also saw otters, harbour seals, sea lions and African penguins outside before moving to the inside exhibits. The Strait of Georgia featured giant sturgeons and other fish; B.C. Coast had wolf eels and more; Tropic Zone was highlighted by small sharks and other coral and reef creatures; and Amazon Rainforest included caiman, exotic birds and butterflies.
We returned outside for the dolphin show and our last stop was the 4D Theatre, where we were given glasses to watch a 3D film that was augmented by sensory effects, including wind, mist, scents and a poke in the back. We walked back through the park and took the same buses on the return trip to the hotel, where my mother decided she'd had enough after grabbing a tuna submarine at Subway.
I headed to The Railway Club, one of the city's hot spots for live music and microbrews, to meet a friend. We drank pints of Tree Cutthroat Pale Ale, Driftwood Fat Tug IPA, Phillips Hop Circle IPA and Howe Sound King Heffy Imperial Hefeweizen. We eventually moved on to the Cambie Pub, where the selection wasn't nearly as good but the prices were cheap, for two pints. We went to a classier pub, which I don't remember the name of since I guess some of the high-octane brews from The Railway Club caught up with me, for nightcaps before I made my way back to the hotel.
We had enjoyed Granville Island on our previous visit and our hotel was just a short walk and mini ferry ride across False Creek, so we returned to walk around the market, shops, boutiques and park areas before settling in on the patio of the Dockside Restaurant, which offered a lovely view of False Creek and the eastern part of Vancouver. I ordered a flight of six six-ounce glasses of beer and mom got a pint of Jamaican Lager. None of the brew pub's Marina Light Lager, Johnston Street Pilsner, Railspur IPA, Cartwright Pale Ale, Old Bridge Dark Lager, Pelican Bay Brown Ale or Jamaican Lager were particularly good, but the beautiful weather and surroundings made it a nice way to spend an hour.
We caught the ferry back, grabbed our luggage at the hotel and walked eight blocks to the Yaletown Roundhouse Station to catch the Skytrain to the airport. It cost $3.75 and $2.50 for seniors and is one of the major positive spinoffs of the Vancouver Olympics.
The flight back to Toronto wasn't nearly as interesting as the train ride that got us to Vancouver, but the entire journey fulfilled my mother's dream and provided an enjoyable nine-day respite from my job.


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eGovernment in Sheffield
From Sheffield in the UK comes this interesting attempt to get young people more involved in municipal issues: Smart | Connect. The format is intriguing, combining information and surveys to try to teach and gather opinions at the same time. Modules covering smoking issues, recreation facilities, and perceptions of local government are the main focus of this exercise in "e-consultation". They've also added a portfolio-like component called "Your Space", but I'm not sure why anyone would use it.
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- Buy - the player can be purchased immediately taking consideration of his playing time, fixtures, injury status etc. This status does not necessarily mean you should buy him now as it depends who else you own, only that it is reasonable to do so.
- Hold, and/or monitor - if you own the player you're not in a rush to ditch him but there's sufficient risk here to justify potential buyers holding off.
- Sell - the player has too many risks and should either be sold or not purchased. This does not mean he might not have value in the future, just not right now.
Carlos Tevez 19
It's going to be a touch controversial to douse the flames on a player coming off a two goal, two assist performance, but there is at least an element to Tevez's success which is somewhat of a mirage. The obvious point is of course the rather generous goal from the spot, which is highly unlikely to occur again as Aguero seems well entrenched as the first choice taker there. Tevez is generating good shot totals and his conversion rates don't look alarmingly high, but there are other options who account for a much higher percentage of their team's efforts (starting with Aguero) and thus I have so concerns that Tevez might not rack up big totals every week, especially when City struggle (which looks more likely this year than last). Tevez remains an excellent option to own but given his ownership numbers, I'd suggest he's the kind of player you need to critically think about and not just leave him in your team without a second thought.
Status: Hold, but consider selling to differentiate your team, especially during the upcoming run of tricky games
Jose Enrique 18
I don't tend to highlight defenders here but Jose Enrique was deployed on the left wing and managed to contribute four created chances and a couple of shots. Liverpool don't have a plethora of options down the left so there's a chance that this move sticks, which could potentially make Enrqiue very useful. At 5.7m he isn't outstanding value as Liverpool's defense has been serviceable rather than good, but they continue to offer underlying stats better than their defensive results and after a couple of potentially tough away games, they get a number of fixtures which could offer defensive results.
Status: Monitor for a couple of weeks to see if this situation is sustainable, making a potential investment in GW15 before a useful run of fixtures
David Silva 16
Silva had one of the highest shot totals without a goal in the league so it was clear that if he continued to generate shots at that rate a goal should eventually come, though there's still some concern about whether those totals are high enough to sustain continued success to justify his price tag. His 27 chances created in just 644 minutes are off the charts and if City can put chances away like they did this week, he could easily lead the league in assists by a distance. However, the likes of Cazorla, Mata and Bale are at least close to Silva in that metric but provide a much higher goal threat than the Spaniard has to date. On the bright side, if we look at his last four appearances, we see a player with 11 shots (8 SiB, 4 SoT), which is at least in range of those aforementioned elite options. There's certainly risk here but given his low ownership numbers (5.5%) and the fact it can be tough to get access to this City side, Silva is once again in play.
Status: With better fixtures I'd make him a buy but two away trips followed by games against Everton and Man Utd make that appear risky. He remains a monitor or a very speculative buy.
Santi Cazorla 13
Despite the goal and assist, Cazorla didn't really enjoy a big game (two shots, one chance created) and his stats over the last four appearances are underwhelming. Arsenal are tough to predict at the moment but there remains potential and the upcoming fixtures (especially the home games) might be enough to make Cazorla worth sticking with. If you have a set replacement in mind (like the aforementioned Silva), there are reasons to sell Cazorla, especially given his high ownership numbers, though I wouldn't say moving him is a pressing priority.
Status: Hold, but feel free to let your eye wander elsewhere
Adam Le Fondre 13
Le Fondre had a huge week including seven shots but with one start since September he's simply not ownable until we see much more certainty in this Reading side's front line.
Status: Sell
Theo Walcott 12
Five shots and six chances created in his last four games don't really get us excited but from watching the games, Walcott has at least shown signs of hitting the heights of past seasons (which of course were riddled with inconsistency too). The goal and assist came on just two shots and one chance created this week so at those rates this kind of fantasy haul isn't sustainable and it's really too early to be jumping back on board just yet.
Status: Monitor, but the temptation to bring him in for Cazorla to save cash looks fraught with risk and significant downside (he isn't of course totally locked into the first team yet).
Steven Fletcher 12
Fletcher's goals per shots on target now sits at 60% and as we've said before, without Sunderland showing substantial improvement in the chance creation department, Fletcher will need some historic skill/luck (I'd say more luck but it's still partly debatable) to continue to generate points at a decent rate.
Status: Sell
Shane Long 12
Long has quietly put up some decent numbers this year but has been ignored in part (at least in these pages) because of the higher upside of Lukaku. WBA's next seven games look very promising and so if you're currently stuck with a third forward who needs to be moved quickly for some short term gains, Long's package of reliability and moderate upside should at least get a look.
Status: Buy
Jason Puncheon 12
We highlighted Puncheon some time ago in the Moneyball series but then he suffered a couple of benchings and lost much of his luster. His 24 total shots rank alongside the likes of Mata (25), Pienaar (22) and Lallana (21) with a good proportion (50%) coming from inside the box. Needless to say Puncheon comes at a substantially lower price than that group though the trade off of course is his near total lack of assist potential (seven chances created). For 4.5m though, he brings excellent potential in one category and with an apparent increase in job security, he looks as good as anyone in his price tag.
Status: Buy
Luis Suarez 11
Not much to add here. Another seven shots (4 SiB, 2 SoT) this week as Suarez continues to roll. His goals per SoT rate is unsustainable in the long run (50%) but he's generating enough chances so that he should continue to score goals at a decent rate over the coming weeks, all else being equal. One could argue that his assist totals are lower than expected so that could possibly help to stabilise any scoring regression anyway. I wouldn't necessarily back him to outscore van Persie, Aguero or Rooney but given the discount he offers over that group, he remains very ownable.
Status: Buy
Sergio Aguero 11
Again, not much to say. I love Aguero, the model loves Aguero, and perhaps as importantly, the general public don't (still just 6.6% ownership) meaning he provides somewhat of a differential option over the widely held likes of Tevez, van Persie and Suarez. The model likes him more than anyone over the next eight gameweeks and the only thing that might stand in his way is his boss, though that risk would be greatly reduced if (or when) City are mathematically eliminated from the Champions League.
Status: Buy, despite the fixtures
Anthony Pilkington 11
Pilkington has enjoyed a few more chances of late, with eight shots in the last three starts, after amassing just 10 in the previous six games. However, the majority are still coming from outside the box and his meagre touches inside the box (averaging just over two a game) don't suggest his goal this week is the start of a trend. Throw in the fact that he's only created more than a single chance once in the last seven gameweeks and you're left with an uninspiring use of 5.8m.
Status: Sell
Raheem Sterling 11
Sterling is another player who has been highlighted in the Moneyball series and while his underlying value remains around the same, his price has sky rocketed to 5.4m and thus he's much tougher to recommend buying these days. I see higher upside in players like James Morrison or Pablo Hernandez while someone like Jason Puncheon comes at a decent discount. Sterling is still very ownable but his price tag and ownership numbers make it tough to keep the 'buy' tag on him.
Status: Hold
Lukas Podolski 10
Podolski's goal conversion rate has hit Fletcher-esque levels, hence my own decision to sell him this week. His 18 shots, 10 SiB and 7 SoT point to a player who should have scored maybe twice and if his next 12 games play out like these, it would surprising to say the least to see him notch another four goals. Even then, only Rooney and Adebayor cost more than him with fewer goals to their name, and they have obviously played significantly less minutes. I like Podolski as a player quite a lot and his assist potential does offset some of this scoring concern, but his prospects project more like a 7.0m player than one who'll set you back 8.2m and thus he's all but impossible to own any more.
Status: Sell
Adam Johnson 9
Averaging less than a shot a game and playing on a team who just aren't creating anything or finishing his chances created - outside of Fletcher - doesn't bode well for Johnson. At 5.5m I could see him being worth a look but at 6.8m I don't see Johnson as even worth monitoring right now.
Status: Sell
Ricky Lambert 9
Lambert is performing about as we expected, though we might have expected perhaps an extra assist and one less goal. None of his conversion rates scream regression and he looks well placed to tick along at his current 5.4 P90: outstanding value for a player of his price tag. The model loves his prospects over the coming weeks, perhaps even enough to give Berbatov a run for his money as the best mid range option.
Status: Buy
Michu 9
Michu is an interesting player to analyse as while on one hand his 54% SoT to goals rate paints the picture of a regression candidate, his high shot totals and low price suggest that even with lower production he would still offer decent value. His total shots still put him 8th among all midfielders and with 13 SoT, would we be fairly comfortable giving him four goals, which would still trail only Fellaini and Nolan. Like that pair, he doesn't offer the dual threat of goals and assists that his pricier colleagues do, but his goals alone can justify a 7.0m outlay. When his price had sky rocketed ahead of the likes of Fellaini and Nolan I felt he was overpriced, but now they all come in at a similar price, Michu is once again worth looking at (assuming your buying, he was never really a sell candidate).
Status: Tentative buy if you're looking for reliability as higher risk/reward can surely be found
Jonathan De Guzman 9
De Guzman has some intriguing numbers but the issue is his price tag. Like Sterling above, I'd be all over his prospects at 4.5m or even 5.0, but at 5.7m he's into the range of players like Morrison, Lallana and Walters who have both equally impressive underlying stats to date and (in my humble opinion) a stronger chance of continuing to produce them. Unlike that trio, De Guzman is not one of the main men in the team, indeed his job could even be threatened when Ki returns from injury. If he maintains or increases his solid underlying stats for a few more weeks he might sneak onto our watchlist, but for now he's somewhat of an afterthought in this Swansea side.
Status: Sell, or possibly monitor if you're more convinced of his long term prospects than I am
Steven Naismith 8
His playing time is too patchy and with Mirallas back as soon as this week, he could find himself benched once one every in this side is fit/not suspended.
Status: Sell
Junior Hoilett 8
Hoilett's put up some good shot numbers and in a vacuum is perfectly ownable, but he has two major blots against his name. Firstly, despite all the potential, QPR just aren't getting any better and don't seem to be able to put their chances away. Second, without much of an assist threat Hoilett immediately puts himself against the likes of Nolan and Fellaini, who while more expensive, come with much higher upside and consistency. There's something here to monitor but as with the aforementioned Sunderland options, this team is so bad, it's tough to back anyone without outstanding numbers (and even then Taarabt and Granero are tough to buy despite their excellent underlying data).
Status: Monitor
Pablo Hernandez 8
Aside from a disappointing outing at Southampton in GW11, Hernandez's statistical fortunes have tracked along a fairly consistent upwards trend since breaking into the first team. Of course, three of those games have seen him come away with points (two goals, one assist and seven bonus points) and his underlying stats - while not mind blowing - support much of that production so far. In truth there isn't much to pick between his stats and De Guzman so it would be hypocritical to label him a 'buy' just yet, though his play is clearly trending upwards and he's one to monitor, especially if Swansea start to score at the higher rate that their stats suggest.
Status: Monitor
Peter Odemwingie 8
Odemwingie is a solid player but he hasn't really shown the stats to support his four goals and given his unpredictable playing time he's impossible to back given the price tag. If you like West Brom (and there's a lot to like) stick with Morrison or possibly Long.
Status: Sell
Eden Hazard 7
Not much interesting to note here. Hazard's last few weeks haven't been outstanding but there's not much to suggest he's suddenly in a sharp decline. If you were being super critical you might note that his chances created numbers are down a touch and considering he hasn't yet missed a game in the league, he could be due for a rest, but these are really just nit-picking points. He remains an excellent option with the only question being whether you like him or Mata more (I still favour a fully fit Mata, but it's close).
Status: Buy, though I'd personally give the edge to Mata
Gareth Bale 7
Bale's chances created numbers are way down over his last four starts which is something to monitor, but not a point that would push me towards necessarily selling the Spurs man. Bale is one of a handful of options you can legitimately start every week without concern and the fact Spurs get four fairly juicy home games in the next six (WHU, LIV, SWA and STK) only sweetens the deal. There are other great midfield options available but all things considered I find it tough to put many ahead of Bale.
Status: Buy
Stephane Sessegnon 7
Sessegnon is still only averaging just over a shot a game and his two SoT notched in the past two gameweeks were his first of the season. There's talent in this Sunderland side and if O'Neil can turn their fortunes around Sessegnon is good enough to capitalise, but we're a long way from that stage as things stand.
Status: Sell
Olivier Giroud 6
Despite trailing many of his colleagues in the minutes column, Giroud now ranks 3rd among all forwards in SiB and his 17 SoT suggest he's one of the few elite options under performing the expected league average so could possibly positively regress in the coming weeks, and that's before we account for him continuing to settle into a new team. The model loves Giroud's prospects, in part because he's shown an ability to put up good numbers both at home and away from the Emirates, so while he doesn't have too many 'captain' games, there isn't a fixture in the next eight where you'd be desperate to drop him (this week at Everton is the hardest). For those priced out of the Suarez/Tevez group, Giroud offers excellent upside and would make an very good second forward to either complement an elite option like Aguero or sit as part of a three-mid-range lineup with the likes of Berbatov and Lambert.
Status: Buy
Nicky Shorey 6
I don't normally highlight defenders but Shorey's assist potential is sufficiently high that he deserves a note here. After Baines' astronomical 50 created chances, Shorey slides in with 24, an excellent number for a defender, and a healthy number for a midfielder (though some account does need to be taken for the kind of chance created here as, without having data to back this up, one would expect a Silva through ball to be converted at a higher rate than a set piece flung into the box). Reading are converting 17% of all chances created as a team, which would give Shorey an expected four assists to date - a very useful number. However, if we accept that notion that his conversion rate is likely to be lower, we're left with a player with solid, but not spectacular assist potential and little else (Reading have just one clean sheet on the year and their underlying shot data does little to suggest that trend is about to change). The question is whether a 4.1m player is worth owning based essentially just on his assist potential? Possibly, though my issue is that his assists are likely to be fairly unpredictable, meaning you'll need to play him regularly to take advantage of them, which means a lot of one and two point outings. I like the idea in theory but I'd personally prefer to chase clean sheets with the 4.5m crowd (or even less in Norwich's case).
Status: Monitor for signs of progress by Reading, but until then I find it hard to buy
Demba Ba 6
Ba leads the league in SoT, is second only to Suarez in terms of SiB and yet costs anywhere between one and five million less than his elite peers. His goal per SoT of 38% looks about right and the fact that he's been equally good on the road as at home makes him an easy player to own. The only knock against Ba (and it's fairly significant) is the fixture list which sees him face tough trips to SOU, STK, FUL, MNU and ARS in the next eight games, as well as having to play MCI at home. Ba has done okay against the best teams so this is not to say he can't succeed, but on the balance of probabilities you'd back someone like Giroud or Berbatov in easier games to outscore Ba in tough ones, and thus it might be time to cast an eye over your options if you're a Ba owner.
Status: Hold, but consider your options given the fixtures
Samir Nasri 6
Nasri has excellent assist potential with 24 created chances in just 738 minutes but that still trails teammates Silva (28 in 644) who also brings a better goalscoring threat and more job security. If that latter point were to be addressed and we felt Nasri would start most games, his price tag makes him intriguing but until then, he's just etoo xpensive for a risky, one category player.
Status: Monitor to see if he can solidify an every week starting job


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Aria-Controls is Poop
We need to talk about
aria-controls. It's poorly supported, does very little, and does what it does when it does badly. It is poop and we rely on it way too much. We are short-changing assistive technology users when we do.
What it is
aria-controls attribute is a 'relationship attribute' which denotes which elements in a page an interactive element or set of elements has control over and affects. It's commonly used to describe a relationship between a button and the expandable region revealed by that button.
<button aria-expanded="false" aria-controls="expandable">open / close</button>

content of the expandable region

What we think it does
Wishfully thinking, we assume that marking up relationships with
aria-controls means screen reader users can effortlessly flit between the moving parts of a web application, like a mechanic tinkering in a ship's engine room.
Because we've used
aria-controls, we don't have to worry about source order, right? We've connected up the dots explicitly, with our magic attribute! And it doesn't matter about all the elements between a controller and its subject because we've tunneled between them, right?
<button aria-expanded="false" aria-controls="expandable">open / close</button>

content of the expandable region

Good luck with that
First of all, only the JAWS screen reader supports
aria-controls. If a user is operating NVDA or VoiceOver (or others), they would have no idea it's even there. That's reason enough not to use it.
But, just for giggles, let's talk about how JAWS supports
aria-controls. When you focus an element with the attribute included, JAWS will announce, "press the JAWS key plus Alt and M to move to the controlled element." Verbose and clumsy. Then again, I'm not sure how else you'd go about supporting it.
But, that's not the only problem. How in the hell do I move back? And, even if I could, how would that be communicated and how long should the option to move back remain active? No wonder the other screen reader vendors are giving this a wide berth.
Multiple controlled elements
You can create a one-to-many relationship by supplying a space separated list of
ids, representing different, simultaneously controlled elements.
<button aria-controls="elem1 elem2 elem3 elem4">open / close</button>
Cute! And good luck with implementing a half-decent UX there, everybody. In case you're interested, JAWS just says "press the JAWS key plus Alt and M to move to the controlled element" as normal. Genius.
The aria-controls attribute is a prime example of something we'd love to 'just work'. Trouble is, there's no clear way how it should work. JAWS makes a perfunctory attempt at implementation, but it's incomplete and I suspect it creates much more confusion than it provides clarity for real users.
In the absence of a good purpose-built solution for letting folks using an interface aurally move between and around tools and their outputs, try a combination of the following:
- Same-page links to move users from one part of the interface to another
- Landmark roles to encapsulate major areas of the interface's functionality
- Expandable areas that come immediately after their
aria-expandedcontrollers in the source (and in focus order)
There's also the question of 'focus management'. In keyboard and screen reader accessibility terms, focus management usually means using the
focus() method in JavaScript to move focus between elements. Be aware that, in almost all cases, users do not want to be moved from one place to another without their explicit say-so. Even when they do want to, providing a link is probably your best bet.
I think I'll give the focus management wasps' nest a proper poke on another occasion.


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Ace filmmaker Subhash Ghai is in the list of the men who have sexually assaulted women. In an anonymous account shared on Twitter, a woman has detailed an incident of allegedly being drugged and raped by filmmaker Subhash Ghai. Writer Mahima Kukreja who was the first woman to accuse comedian Utsav Chakraborty of sexually harassing, has shared a screenshot of the message from a woman who has described the horror she had to face with Subhash Ghai.
The message describes that woman was working with Subhash Ghai on a film years ago. Ghai started to show his interest in the woman, and one day he allegedly offered her a spiked drink while dropping her home in his car. The woman remembers being taken to a hotel room and assaulted before losing consciousness.
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TW: drugging and raping. About Shubash Ghai. Told personally by the woman who faced the trauma. She's also a very credible media/lit personality. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/QpmGfy1s0V
— Mahima Kukreja (@AGirlOfHerWords) October 11, 2018
TW: drugging and raping. About Shubash Ghai. Told personally by the woman who faced the trauma. She's also a very credible media/lit personality. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/QpmGfy1s0V
— Mahima Kukreja (@AGirlOfHerWords) October 11, 2018
"He said he would be my mentor and would guide me in the film industry. I listened cos I had no Godfather in the film industry and no friends. I was new to Mumbai. But I was hungry to learn and to prove to my parents that being a director was my true calling," the accuser wrote.
"In the beginning he would take me to music recordings and I'd have to sit there till very late at night with other male members. No one did anything in front of him. When recordings finished I took an auto home or he would drop me. He slowly started putting his hand on my thigh, giving me a big hug saying I did good that day. Then he'd call me to script sessions at his small apartment In Lokhandwala. This was where he said he'd do script sessions with other actresses. When I went there though there was no one and he was alone In his two bedroom place. This was not the house he stayed with his wife. This was he said his thinking pad. Instead of script session he started talking about how he was so misunderstood in the industry and only I was the one who loved him. He pretended to weep, and put his head on my lap. Then when he was getting up he kissed me forcefully. I was shocked and left that day," she continued.
"The next day in office he said lovers have tiffs. And I should just get on with work. I had no other job, no financial security, no family. I let it go cos I was scared and I told only the first AD and my two other girl friends who I don't want to name bcos they have their own cross to bear with him as he tried things with them as well," the messages continued.
"One evening after a music session it became late again and he decided to have a drink. He used to love whiskey. His driver Babu used to have a ready stash in the car. No one used to check. He gave me a drink as well it was spiked. After that I remember getting into his car and I thought he was dropping me home. But he made Babu drive to Lonavala. I was in and out of consciousness but I remember clearly and I swear on my child that I asked him where are we going and please take me home. He took me to Fariyas hotel. He said he went there regularly to write. They always had a suite available for him. I was wobbly but he held me n took me to the suite. He took off my jeans and he mounted me. I was trying to scream but he put his hand over my mouth. I was also not very lucid bcos of the drug in my drink. So I cried and passed out. Next morning remember he had ordered some toast and was having breakfast when I woke up. The sofas were red and musty. The sunlight streamed in from the windows to my right. I vomited," the accuser continued.
"He dropped me home. I took a few days off and a person from his team called to say I wouldn't be paid for the month if I quit now. So I went back to work and gave my resignation a week later."
The accuser said that after that "I've never seen him or spoken to him" but "once he was shooting somewhere n I was traveling with some friends along that route n we briefly spurred on the sets. The entire crew knew me. But I was so uncomfortable that I left immediately. These things never go away. But hey it happened to me too."


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