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USA Fashion | Music News: Emma Hill Is Back With Her Own Line
Emma Hill Is Back With Her Own Line:
Alexa Chung and Emma Hill at Mulberry's spring 2013 show. Photo: Dave M. Benett/Getty Images
The woman associated with a much more successful era of Mulberry, known for her ability to create "It" bags that somehow stood the test of time, is back with her own line.
In the two years since she left the ailing British label (reportedly after clashing with management), Emma Hill has gotten the ball rolling on Hill & Friends, which she co-founded with Georgia Fendley, a creative consultant and Mulberry's former brand director, according to WWD.
The accessories label will launch for spring 2016 with a presentation at London Fashion Week in September. As is seemingly de rigueur these days, part of the collection will be available for purchase the day after it's shown, via Net-a-Porter and the brand's own e-commerce site.
Mulberry has definitely been missing something since Hill left — and we're not just talking about profits. She brought a fun, quirky energy and a relevance to the brand, whose best-selling "It" bags (like the Alexa the Del Rey) were carried by every British socialite on the scene.
Given her connections and proven ability to make bags people want to buy, Hill & Friends already seems poised for success.

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Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839 - June 9, 1892) (Japanese: 月岡 芳年; also named Taiso Yoshitoshi 大蘇 芳年) was a Japanese artist.
He is widely recognized as the last great master of Ukiyo-e, a type of Japanese woodblock printing. He is additionally regarded as one of the form's greatest innovators. His career spanned two eras – the last years of feudal Japan, and the first years of modern Japan following the Meiji Restoration. Like many Japanese, Yoshitoshi was interested in new things from the rest of the world, but over time he became increasingly concerned with the loss of many outstanding aspects of traditional Japanese culture, among them traditional woodblock printing.
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Lakes Area Carpet Care: Evironmentally Safe Flooring Choices - Cork
As mentioned in a previous post, I am writing a series of floor covering posts in which I will discuss floor coverings that are safer for the environment. In the last post I covered carpeting and in this post, I will discuss cork.
Perhaps the biggest reason that cork flooring is environmentally friendly is that it is renewable. Cork is harvested from trees that can be stripped of their bark without suffering damage. Once the bark is removed, the tree is left for 7 to 9 years to replenish the resource naturally. After this 9 year waiting period is complete, the tree is ready to be stripped again. Thus, the cork is renewable.
Additionally, any left over cork that is remaining after the stripping of the bark is used as well. The smaller pieces are collected and made into tiles that can also be used for floor covering.
These 'green' benefits are not the only reason that people choose cork for covering their floors. some non-environmental advantages to cork is that it comfortable to the bare feet, it is hypo-allergenic, and is fire resistant. These added benefits along with the unique look make cork flooring an attractive choice that carries much more appeal than just protecting the environment.
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Bruce Louis Dodson: March 2013
I now have my residence card and a library card which have enabled me to move a few centimeters away from non-existence. All that was known of me was left behind . . . my history and reputation, gone for better or for worse. My friends and relatives have been reduced to memories and intermittent e-mails.
Earthly possessions, things I've lived with day to day are still at sea, hopefully still afloat and destined to arrive in a few weeks: furniture and dishes, flatware, tools, computers, files and notes. Forgot to pack external hard drives - big mistake!
Car will arrive in two more weeks at Gothenburg, a seaport some three hours by train from our new home. I worry for the battery - almost a month at sea. There will be paperwork, inspections, customs declarations, licensing and fees. Gas is expensive, twice as much as I complained about in the U.S. - around nine bucks a gallon. I have yet to drive here, know where nothing is, road signs and symbols still a mystery.
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Part of Easter here is much like Halloween in the States. People dress up in costume. I was so surprised when two youngsters showed up at our door and gave us a little hand made card that said 'Happy Easter' and had their names on the back. Really nice!
The hand print is made to be a chicken. People go nuts over eggs and chickens at Easter here.
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Glaciers of snow
Slide down from rooftops
Winter’s last grip
Loosened by sunlight.
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I can't believe this. My many followers will remember my fear of the wind snake in Seattle, but you have to see the one here in Sweden. The house-woman was fighting with it this morning but was unable to kill the thing. It went back into the wall where it lives. It's like an anaconda I saw on Animal Planet. And me with no place to hide. I'm telling Amber we should move to Kathmandu, but that would mean another plane ride. Yuk.
Well I simply have to jump in here. It’s high time I got more blog space. Where should I begin? Bucks, I suppose. What is his problem? He keeps running on about catnappers. Give me a break. This place has more alarms than a Swedish bank. He’s constantly complaining about no place to hide, and nothing to do.
I must admit it’s a little spacey here, but yesterday the servants got us a new roller-ball toy. Bucks could use it of course, but it’s beneath his dignity. Girl stuff he says. Whatever.
And as you can see in the photo above, the houseman is building us a condo.
There's a whole lot of white
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Oh boy, does it ever, and we’re bleeding cash like financial hemophiliacs. So hard to keep from buying things that we need and already own but are at sea.
Good - The Swedish kroner is the strongest currency in use today - totally solid.
Bad - The exchange rate for dollars drops a little more each day. Current rate is about 6.3 kroner to the dollar.
Was 6.5 not long ago.
Ugly - The reason of course is U.S. politics. When will the madness end?
More things that make cents:
There’s a deposit on plastic bottles here, about fifteen cents on a litter bottle of Coke. One also pays for plastic bags at the grocery store.
Grocery store shopping carts:
The lines of parked shopping carts are locked together. You have to but a coin in a box attached to each individual cart in order to remove one. The coin gets stuck in the slot and stays there until the cart is returned, then it can be removed. I have yet to see an abandoned cart left on a street or sidewalk here.
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There is no here here - nothing to do. Just empty rooms and windows.
I know . . . I know it’s Amber’s turn to blog, but I just had to tell you. Now I’m going back to looking out the window. Wow, what fun.
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I am without wi-fi, also my regular computer, and still jet lagged. These next blogs will most likely be iffy and probably not in proper sequence. There will undoubtedly be more spelling errors than as I have not been able to find any kind of spell check on this little laptop computer.
The trip started well. A neighbor took us to the airport . . . four huge check-in bags and each of us with a carry-on and one cat cage. The cats were not happy, but we got on board and soon became a bird in flight. The plane had fifty empty seats, plenty of room and reasonable meals. The cats were wonderful. I was totally surprised, just an occasional meow and not that loud. The ride was long, but uneventful. Ten hours later we set down in Paris. Then the fun began.
We had just eighty minutes to get to our connecting flight, barely enough time, and of course we had to get our passports checked again and go through another security check, but it looked like we might make it.
Enter the Border Police, or rather, don’t enter the Border Police. Where were they? Over 300 of us waited, standing impatiently as thirty minutes passed. Finally two of them showed up and sat at a counter behind glass windows. The process was slow and incompetent. Hard to understand why as all they did was look at our passports and check to see if our faces matched our photos. The process seemed endless and of course we missed our connection.
De-Gaulle Airport is huge, but we found our way to an Air France counter where we were told us the next flight to Sweden would leave in eight hours. By now we’d been up fifteen hours since leaving our place in Seattle. Passage to Sweden would take another two and a half hours. Lou turned the tears on and we were somehow bumped up to a four hour wait . . . not fun. The cats were extremely unhappy, perhaps no more than ourselves. So close and still so far.
At last we were boarded onto a cheesy and not particularly clean Air France Airbus filled to capacity with all the others who had missed their connecting flights. There was barely room to jam the cat cages under the seat in front and no room for my legs, one of which went to sleep. I wish the rest of me could have done the same. By the time we landed in Stockholm Bucky seemed barely alive. His fur was cold and there was no reaction when I reached inside the cage to pet him. Just a lifeless ball of fur. I thought we might lose him.
We missed our connection to Borlange, the town where we now live, but happly Lou had friends in the city. We spent the night with them, rented a car the next morning and arrived home in the early afternoon, totally jetlagged, wired and exhausted. Bucky and Amber recovered more rapidly than ourselves, happily exploring the new and very empty space of our new house.
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Frankiesue's Crafty Space: WOYWW 273
looks like you're having a nice relaxing time. Helen 4
Hullo Sue. So agree much better to colour the image to match the DP - that is sanity :D
Morning, you have been having fun, colouring is very relaxing isn't it. That picture under the red pen looks interesting.
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Good idea Sue, double good idea to take some papers with you to actually help with the colour choices! Very theraputic too..I take crochet, becuase I can talk and crochet, but weirdly, I can't talk and colour! Enjoy your R&R!
Looks like your enjoying yourself. Do you like the Pro markers? I have just a few I the flesh tones, and like them but still hesitant about buying more. What cardstock do you use?
I'd like to know the quality of the pro markers and if they dry out as easily as Le Plume and Noire. Enjoy being away and able to play.
27 August 2014 at 17:16
Very sensible to have the paper handy that you intend using. I love Pro markers they seem to last for ages.
Having the paper with you makes it much easier. The colouring looks like good therapy and soothing.
28 August 2014 at 05:42
great looking desk! I love to color and relax, Have you seen the new SU alcohol markers yet? I am looking forward to getting a set soon. Have a great week. Vickie #75
A very good idea, Sue. I used to colour first and then try to find design paper to match, it caused me wasted time looking through my stash of paper pads, now I do it your way too. Hope you have a great week making cards from those coloured images. Elizabeth x #46


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Nicholas BLondon, United KingdomLevel Contributor27 reviews5 hotel reviews12 helpful votes “Lovely lunch”Reviewed 1 week ago via mobileWe went to Cobblers Cove on a very wet day and what a lovely place to forget about the weather. We had been for a cocktail before on this visit, and we were not disappointed we chose to return for lunch. Gazpacho, coconut shrimp and the chicken club sandwich all excellent. ReportHelpful?Thank Nicholas B Elizabeth768Gravesend, United KingdomLevel Contributor34 reviews5 hotel reviews15 helpful votes “You won't want for anything here Fabulous”Reviewed 1 week ago One of the best in Barbados. Very small and quaint with wonderful garden's and great service. The restaurant is one of the best on the island. It only has a small beach and small pool so don't go there when children are allowed there or you won't get a look in. The afternoon tea is fab and it's included in...More ReportHelpful?2Thank Elizabeth768 janetvillaramayoEarls Colne, United KingdomLevel Contributor7 reviews3 hotel reviews2 helpful votes “A special hotel , paradise”Reviewed 2 weeks ago If you are wanting a special holiday , cobblers cove is perfect , not to big , staff are exceptionally friendly,
You relax by the pool overlooking the beach , perfect for swimming and snorkelling. , if you can get off the comfiest sun beds.
The food is wonderful , very varied , catering for everyone's needs, , rooms are...More ReportHelpful?1Thank janetvillaramayo Duncan B2 reviews1 helpful vote “Simply fantastic”Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobileThis was one of the most enjoyable hotel experiences I have had. From the moment we walked into the lobby to when we left (and after - see below) the experience was 5 star. This winning team pay attention to the smallest detail and one feels like you are experiencing an old English quality that you rarely see today. The...More ReportHelpful?1Thank Duncan B ANetlinerWashington DC, District of ColumbiaLevel Contributor56 reviews10 hotel reviews26 helpful votes “A Slice of Heaven ”Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobileIf you appreciate quiet, intimate resorts with caring service, Cobbler's Cove is your perfect beach retreat. I am a repeat visitor, and can state authoritatively (with one caveat, see below) that the hotel has reached new peaks in 2016. I've vacationed at many other resorts, but Cobbler's remains my favorite. For that matter, Cobbler's is my favorite hotel on Earth....More ReportHelpful?1Thank ANetliner PausaniasUnited KingdomLevel Contributor155 reviews155 hotel reviews621 helpful votes “Beach erosion and other drawbacks”Reviewed 3 weeks ago We came to Cobblers Cove from a Seabourn cruise ship and brought bad weather with us. The sea was up, crashing noisily into the huge boulder breakwater that lies right alongside the hotel’s terrace. The whole beach had virtually disappeared.
The next day things calmed down but I’d still say the beach here is poor, though it gets a little...More ReportHelpful?4Thank Pausanias WOakleyGM, Owner at Cobblers Cove, responded to this reviewThank you for taking the time to provide feedback following your stay at Cobblers, although of course we are all very disappointed that you had some issues.
As you say, the weather was unusually poor whilst you were with us and we, like many other beaches on the west coast, have temporarily lost sand. The sand does however stay in...More 572kateChippenham, United Kingdom1 review3 helpful votes “A little piece of paradise”Reviewed 31 October 2016 Having had such a fabulous holiday at Cobblers Cove we are already planning a return trip next year.
It was our first visit to Barbados and from the moment we arrived at the hotel we were given a genuinely warm welcome and this set the tone for the whole stay. we went for the all inclusive option which was fantastic...More ReportHelpful?3Thank 572kate WOakleyGM, General Manager at Cobblers Cove, responded to this reviewThank you for your review and we are all delighted that you enjoyed your stay with us and very much look forward to you returning next year.
WillMore AlexanderM1239Castle Combe, United Kingdom1 review“A fabulous 5* beach hotel”Reviewed 28 October 2016 via mobileJust got back from Cobblers, where we had THE best time. It is a stunning location with suites to match, all perfectly appointed and super comfy beds. Food was excellent, we went for All inclusive which I would recommend, there was nothing not included from the bar or restaurant. Superb water sports and a comp. speed boar trip, and X1...More ReportHelpful?Thank AlexanderM1239 michaelsurveyorRedditch, United KingdomLevel Contributor16 reviews3 hotel reviews7 helpful votes “Something realy special on an island full of surprises.”Reviewed 16 October 2016 The delightful compact and exceptionally well located hotel enjoys comfortable accommodation with a superb restaurant all on the sea shore with views out to sea.
The beautifully maintained grounds combined with the attractive pool and other facilities means there is little else needed for a conpmfortable and pampered stay. The staff are very attentive but not intrusive. The restaurant is...More ReportHelpful?1Thank michaelsurveyor westcountryjojo2016Worle, United Kingdom2 reviews1 helpful vote “Super cocktail from Virgil”Reviewed 24 August 2016 Taken a long time to get round to write this review, we stayed in May!
This was our 2nd visit and loved it as much as first time. Everything is just perfect and although we could go through the room, the view, the food, the staff etc etc we would only be repeating what everyone else says. It is a...More ReportHelpful?1Thank westcountryjojo2016 Previous
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Sedge Warbler: March 2017
Saturday 12 March took Michael and I to Glen Lui on the Mar Lodge Estate to do an outstanding pine seedling count on a plot my father can no longer get to. The trek in to the site takes you past a landscape of the ancient pines many of which are now on their last legs and the interest is in the rate of regeneration, starting with seedlings such as the one above. We also passed a team of workers doing "ring barking" in an adjacent plantation, a practice designed to thin the forest and thereby promote the growth and health of the remaining trees (as described in Gus's blog, and on the SRUC conservation field trip from last year).
Arriving at the plot we were thankful for GPS or we would have been struggling to find the remains of the pegs. Two Blackcock were flushed and flew to the adjacent wood, and droppings on the plot itself suggested they had been there and may have even been grazing on seedlings, though we could not prove either point. With young helper we counted a minimum of 285 Scots pine seedlings and 8 larch on the 4x15m plot, pro rata that is 5 million pine seedlings per 1km square, or 500 million per hectad - they are regenerating for sure! But the tallest was only 47cm, some may have been grazed.
No raptors were spotted and indeed the only other large birds on the BirdTrack list were a pair of Mallard, though we had seen flocks of Curlew, Oycs and the odd Lapwing on our way up through Glen Clunie. Most pleasing was the sighting of a Great Spotted Woodpecker flying across open moorland heading for the wood where the ring barking had been done, in fulfilment of Gus's prediction last year!
My father has handed over the further monitoring of sites in this valley to SNH, after 40 years of study so far, so in theory we won't need to go back. The long terms study will now be written up, with the benefit of one final data point for the last site. On related topics, and perhaps of interest for any botanist readers, he has two recent publications on the impact of grazing and lack of burning (for 50 years) on the evolution of moorland vegetational composition, from a set of seven sites (on Deeside and in Glen Clunie) that I am very familiar with, having often accompanied him to them in earlier years, recording birds along the way. Note, only abstracts of these papers may be available outside institutional subscriptions.
[Photos (except 3rd last) copyright Michael C. Welch, aged 10 yrs]
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parent conference goodies*
So I got really ambitious right after our last parent conference in April and wrote a blog post about some of the amazing things that we served, when out of nowhere my computer shuts off right in the middle of my progress. Then guess what happened?! I completely forgot about it. Is it possible to have Alzheimers at 26?? It's June for pete's sake!! Anyway..luckily blogger saved my post, so here it is:
Last weekend was parent conference, which of course means there were many goodies served! Although I was a complete slacker and didn't take any pictures, I've promised many that I would share the yummy recipes! So here we go...
Oreo Truffle Brownies from Chef in Training
(I did a ganache topping instead of the dipping chocolate)
Chocolate Cheesecake Cupcakes from Very Best Baking
(I used my go-to chocolate buttercream recipe)
Caramel Cheesecake Apple Dip from Cooking Classy
(I added about 1/4 cup brown sugar to the dip)
Snickers Dip from relativetaste
(Definitely the biggest hit of all!! SO amazing! We served the dip with graham crackers.)
Brown Butter Snickerdoodle Cookies from Ambitious Kitchen
(I LOVED these! Amazing!)
Browned Butter Oatmeal Dark Chocolate Chip Cookies from Sweet Treats and More
I'm almost positive I'm forgetting something, so if any of you were there and would like any other recipes from that weekend, let me know and I will track them down. Even though I didn't take any pictures of any of those simply amazing recipes, I will leave you with the next best thing...


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'''Bam''' is a drug dealer working for [[Two-Bits]].
Bam, along with Lashawn was performing at [[Club 100]] when they were interrupted by [[Lala]].<ref>{{Ep|The Book of Revelations}}</ref>
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Bam is a drug dealer who worked for Two-Bits. He is currently working for Lala.
Bam and Lashawn were about to sell some Green Light to Lisa and Neema, before they were interrupted by Anissa Pierce. Lashawn showed his pistol, but Anissa wasn't scared, much to Bam's shock. The following night, the two of them were intercepted out the front of a convenience store by a hooded Anissa, beating the two up, close to death.[1]
Bam, along with Lashawn was performing at Club 100 when they were interrupted by Lala.[2]
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Scrapping Along: November 2013
Just me, my family, my life, my layouts, and my cards.
Christmas Canvas Decor
Hi everyone! I am here today to share a Christmas wall hanging I recently made to use as a decoration in my own home.
I had seen a sign on Pinterest that I loved using words to form a Christmas Tree and wanted to do this same sign, but with my own touches.
I started with a 12x12 canvas and then Mod Podged a 12x12 paper directly on to the canvas. I tend to use Mod Podge quite often when making altered projects and I continue to get good results.
My next step was to cut out the words. I chose a red glitter paper and I used my Cricut Expression and Type Candy Font cartridge. With the Cricut set to 1 3/4", I cut the words using all capital letters. The words then had to be placed on the canvas. Unfortunately, due to the back of the glitter paper having such a smooth, non-absorbant back side, I couldn't use Mod Podge. I chose to turn the letters into stickers instead using my Zyron sticker maker. I found the center of my canvas, started with the word Christmas, and then worked my way up from there.
I wanted to do something a little special for the star so I cut another star 1/4" larger in a light gold glitter paper and then layered the red star on top. I used the same gold paper to make a border. I then finished my canvas by randomly adding green gems to the "tree".
I hope I am helping to get you into the Christmas spirit!
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This time of year, I tend to make a lot of Christmas cards.
This is one of a set that I made for a friend's silent auction to raise money for the adoption of their son.
I started with a kraft 5"x7" top fold card. I then made a base of dark blue 4.5"x6.5". The bird was made on my Cricut Expression and then I added a few details with marker. The snow is simply a piece of cut cardstock, and some Stickles glitter paint. I then added the Merry Christmas with a stamp and white pigment ink.
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Blog article from the Defense Centers for Excellence
Please take a few minutes to read about the circumstances of the discovery of my Traumatic Brain Injury and how other Veterans may learn from what was a lack of information and understanding at the time.
http://www.dcoe.health.mil/blog/article.aspx?id=1&postid=351
Thank you for sharing this as necessary with friends, family and our Veterans that need the info!
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BBC NEWS | Business | Kenya's struggle to find work
EDITORS' BLOG	Last Updated: Tuesday, 22 April, 2003, 13:45 GMT 14:45 UK
BBC World Service Africa business editor
Two million are unemployed
Nearly 60% of Kenyans, or 17 million people, lack sufficient income to meet their basic needs. Job creation is at the centre of the new government's strategy for economic recovery. About two million people are unemployed. The majority of those in poverty scrape by through subsistence farming or occasional odd jobs, leading to widespread frustration among Kenyans trying to find a job. Adan Mohamed, the managing director of Barclays Bank in Kenya, says his company gets thousands of applicants for every job advertised. Shrinking options
He explains that the number of graduates has been growing, while job opportunities in the government and private sector have declined. "And if the economy is not growing at the same pace as the number of graduates coming out of school each year, there will come a time when the number of unemployed people increases," he says. "And in Kenya those two lines crossed each other quite a long time ago." The National Rainbow Coalition, in office since January 2003, has promised to create at least half a million new jobs a year.
Planning minister Anyang Nyong says that more jobs are already being created than ever before.
Free primary school education promises to bring jobs for 60,000 more teachers.
Expansion of export processing zones is already employing more people.
There are also new factories opening in the textiles sector as a result of a United States trade law, the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act, which drops tariffs on African cloth. "If it keeps like that it is going to be extremely realistic in the terms of achieving our objectives," the minister said. Doubts
Expectations are high that the new government will deliver where the old one failed.
However, some businessmen think the goal of half a million new jobs a year is too ambitious. Rick Ashley, the chief executive at Old Mutual Asset Managers in Kenya, said: "I think it's an incredibly stretching target to achieve those figures - everything has to be working in our favour.
"You have to be looking at some of the sectors that will be labour intensive and which can give a lot of jobs."
He believes those sectors need a lot of work to enable them to create jobs after years of neglect as a result of government policy.
Kenya stimulates small business growth

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Information Updates: Furniture - The Distinction Amongst a Property as well as a Dwelling
Furniture - The Distinction Amongst a Property as well as a Dwelling
No Home is complete with out furniture. Cliche, you could say, but just as correct nevertheless. The value of furniture can under no circumstances be overstated. It really is what provides your property an identity. Furniture offers the occupant the freedom, as well as the selection to provide their own private touch to a property. Only then, does it transform from a home to a House.
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(National Day 2014) The Knolls @ Capella Singapore.
August 9, 2014 August 11, 2014 The Chosen Glutton Leave a comment
Happy 49th, Singapore! In celebration of this significant day in history, The Knolls @ Capella Singapore has in store some local delights and creations at their very own Capella Singapore Satay Club Experience. This Satay Club will run from 6.30pm onwards over this weekend, featuring local-vibes-items covered below. Of course, what best to have than these comfort food made luxurious this National Day weekend.
If you are in for a heavier meal this lazy weekend, prepare yourself for the National Day Sunday Brunch on 10 August 2014, which also features the satays with a dedicated Satay Club station, on top of some of the usual, including Oyster station, and other items like Whole Roasted Suckling Pig, Bouillabaisse made with local herbs and spices, and Eggs with White Truffle, ooolala. The heavenly spread is priced at $168++ with free flow wines, champagne, and fresh juices, and $128++ for food only.
Satay :: These have to be the plumpest and meatiest satays I have ever seen. Of course, they are expectedly so considering the attached price tags. My favourite is the Lamb Loin Satay ($6++/stick of 60g); a stick of really moist, slightly chewy, slightly gamey, simply-flavoured, meaty chunky pieces of lamb loin. I was greatly impressed with it, and the accompanying satay sauce could even take a queue number for my palate to attend to them. The Chicken Satay ($3++/stick of 60g) was a cheaper though more ordinary option. Naturally, the meat isn’t as chewy and wholesome as the lamb. I would order a larger percentage of the Lamb Loin Satay, and then the remainder the Chicken for variety. I wouldn’t really order the Wagyu Satay ($12.50++/stick of 60g). I thought it was not as outstanding as the lamb, and is not exactly the most justifiable with it being relatively costlier. If you aren’t picky and would like to order a bit of everything, the Satay Platter ($48++) comprises 2 Lamb Loin Satay, 2 Wagyu Satay and 4 Chicken Satay. Complete with cucumber and onion salad, rice cakes, pineapples and peanut sauce.
BBQ Chicken Wings :: $24++/6pieces
BBQ Chicken Wing ($24++/6pieces) :: Sufficiently smokey are these plump and relatively larger piece of barbequed chicken wings. The tender meat is cooked to a beautiful golden brown, with its moisture well-retained.
Salted Egg Prawns :: $13++/100g
Local Chilli Prawns :: $13++/100g
Black Pepper Prawns :: $13++/100g
Prawns ($13++/100g) :: Of the three familiar manner of preparing prawns, my favourite has to be the Local Chilli one. The thing is, most places have it sweet, overly, in fact. Here, while it can still be, it has an adequate spiciness kick to it, which I absolutely adore. With that said, it is really hard to find such enjoyable gravy around, but I love it here at The Knolls, so much that I think I had three prawns from this pot alone. Because of the way it is prepared, the prawns also taste fresher and more springy. And of course, multiple mantous. Must order!
The Black Pepper prawns were pretty well done too; it makes my second favourite. Prawns were cooked to a good texture too, and if you love black pepper like I do, this dish is a no-brainer. My only grudge is that it could be a little spicier and packed with more kick. However, the Salted Egg prawns were a little of let-down. Because it was fried to such a consistency, while the flavour of salted egg was definitely a winner, the prawns itself were rather dry.
Sambal Stingray :: $12++/100g
Sambal Stingray ($12++/100g) :: I have no doubt that the stingray here is fleshier, fresher and of a higher quality than what you can find out in hawker centres outside, so much that you could almost ‘chew’ on them. I only wish that the chilli could be spicier and less salty. As sambal is more key than the fish itself in this dish, it could potentially make or break it. Depending on your luck / palate, the one I had wasn’t half bad.
Kaya Crème Brûlée.
Orh Nee Filo Pastry with Coconut Ice Cream.
The desserts were absolutely stunning. In fact, it was one of the best desserts I’ve had in a long time, no less some unique locally-flavoured creations by the Pastry Chef. First up was the Kaya Crème Brûlée. While it seems easy to visualise (it was really merely to think crème brûlée + kaya), the taste was so mind-blowing none of us expected the brilliance of it. It was creamy, kaya-sweet, light and made even more refreshing with the passionfruit sorbet. It was as if it wasn’t good enough, we were introduced to the second dessert, the Orh Nee Filo Pastry with Coconut Ice Cream, drizzled with fresh young coconut milk. It may seem a little too much and possibly cloying at first, but boy were we once again, greatly impressed by it. I was torn; no idea which dessert was better. The richness and heaviness of the yam was cut by the thin crisp pastry and the coconut ice cream. The warm + cold combination worked wonders too. It was so well-balanced I could finish it up with no trouble. By myself.
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Sinclair JJ Joggers & Sunset Loungers Mashup
How to mash patterns: Joggers + Lounge Pants
I love myself cozy pants! Both the Sinclair JJ Joggers and Sinclair Sunset Lounge Pants are worn frequently in my clothing rotation. I decided it was about time I mashed them to get the best of both together in one pair of pants. I prefer the waist of the Sunset pants with the yoga style waistband and slim fit of the JJ's for the bottom.
For this mashup you will need the Sunset Lounge Pants and JJ Joggers both printed and graded for your sizing.
You will need the following pieces from each pattern:
Sunset Loungers
After you have all of your pattern pieces ready, start with your front and back pieces. Line up the back pieces together of both the Sunset and JJ's with the JJ's on top. I matched up the point of the crotch curve for both (shown on far left of picture below). Alternatively you could get out your tracing paper and start by tracing the Sunset's followed by the JJ on top of that. I chose to not do this as I find just clipping and folding to be a fine method for me.
Match up the pattern pieces at the crotch curve point. Clip together there.
I then folded down the JJ's pattern from the top so the Sunset's is visible. If you haven't yet, I would suggest clipping where both pieces meet at the crotch to ensure they stay together at the same place. You will follow the pattern piece that's exposed for the top. You will also need to cut mirror which is easiest by having your fabric folded over for this step.
This is what the bottom portion looks like. JJ's on top, Sunset's on bottom. From the crotch point down, you will follow the pattern on top. The reason these patterns are so different in length is due to the cuff on the joggers and that they hit at the ankle vs the loungers going to floor length. I place my pattern weights on the top Sunset portion and cut from the crotch curve to the same spot horizontally. You may need to grade slightly to get these to line up. Then I flip back up the JJ's top portion, put my pattern weights down again and then flip up the Sunset Lounger bottom portion from the crotch down. You will then continue to cut out the the slimmer pattern which is the JJ's.
Follow the JJ's for cutting the bottom portion as outlined in purple.
For the front pieces, follow the same technique but this time you will also cut out the pocket cutout if you choose to add pockets. Make sure to cut along the top cutline for the Sunsets as this is the yoga waistband option.
For the front, follow the Sunset top cutline and cutout shown in purple for pockets.
Continue by cutting out the cuffs from the JJs pattern for whichever length you want. Then cut out the pocket band, pocket piece and waistband from the Sunsets.
For construction, start by following the pocket instructions on the Sunsets. After this point, you can follow construction from the JJ's for assembling the legs and cuffs. To attach the waistband, reference the Sunset directions. Here's what they look like completed!
Sunset Lounge Pants hip and waist with pockets
JJ Jogger legs and cuffs
I do adjust the JJ Joggers for my calf measurement and have done so here too. The fabric I used is a very thick Alpine Sweatshirt Fleece from Surge Fabric Shop. This fabric has limited stretch and wasn't ideal for this project. I was wanting some very thick and warm joggers to wear for snow weather but think I'd pick a fabric with greater stretch for my next pair. I did add a 1/4" extra allowance to the hips and waist to account for the limited stretch. The pockets and waistband are a yoga weight DBP.
Back view of Sunset/JJ mash in Alpine Sweatshirt Fleece
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Pantone Spring 2012 Color Palette | ASG Chicago
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2303 East Washington Street,
Groupon has deals all fake products and stores already closed.Very bad experiences with this deal site.
I wasn't able to use my Groupon because the restaurant was out of business
It was fine and service is also good.
I struggled with the online ordering app. It didn't want to add the items I selected to my cart. After several tries, I gave u[ and called in. Food was good and ready to go at the time we requested. They added in some free gulab jamen which was a nice surprise!
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Earlier it was good. But now food tastes very poor and I feel it not worth for the money
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We only had take-out, but I hear there's a lunch buffet every day. We look forward to trying it!
Bite into freshly baked naan bread at Rasoi Indian Kitchen, an Indian restaurant in the Bloomington area of Bloomington.
The Indian food at Rasoi Indian Kitchen will blow your mind. Come try it today!
Masala Dosa or Mysore Masala
Rice and lentil crepe stuffed with potato.
Savoury pastries stuffed with spiced potatoes.
Minced chicken flavored with black cumin and saffron, and cooked on charcoal.
Rasoi Salad
House salad with vinegar and olive oil dressing.
Traditional lamb curry. Lamb cooked in ginger infused tomato and onion sause.
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American Fuji: Lucky 13
Posted by Sara Backer at 12:06 PM
13 is one of my "lucky" numbers as well--if any numbers are lucky. I love the idea of seeing shooting stars from Mt. Fuji.
So----why IS the 13th station called the 10th? Because 13 is unlucky?
13 is not regarded as unlucky in Japan; 4 is the unlucky number, because the Chinese pronunciation of the kanji for four is "shi" which relates to death. Some hospitals don't have 4th floors due to this superstition.
I believe the numbering of the stations of Mt. Fuji is a matter of tradition. The traditional number of stations is 10, so 10 it must always be--no matter how many there actually are!
Yeah, I would have been surprised if 13 was unlucky in Japan; I can't imagine they would care much about the fate of the Templars, lol.
I know about 4--in fact, I myself am rather paranoid about 4, having seen Japanese turn down perfectly beautiful, affordable houses because the street address has a "4" in it. If there's that strong an aversion (I figure), mightn't there be something to it?


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Almost Evil (A Bit Yeah, But Not Quite!) – The Romantic Alpha
Almost Evil (A Bit Yeah, But Not Quite!)	Yeah that momentary feeling of evil satisfaction!
Switch it here, this one goes here, and this one…
Arriving at the office one morning, I immediately went to the pantry for my morning routine of hot coffee.
I was about to get a teaspoonful of coffee when I noticed how the outside appearance of the jars containing the coffee, milo, and iced tea looked very similar. A thought popped up quickly:
I WANTED TO SWITCH THE LIDS.
“Now that’s something!” Photo from http://www.deviantart.com
And then I felt something deliciously evil, like when you found a way with something or someone and you want to laugh out loud the devil’s laugh. Yeah that momentary feeling of evil satisfaction!
By then I saw two figures coming out of nowhere. They are arguing over something…
Merry Christmas!!! Photo from http://www.pixgood.com
The red guy: “Come on man, switch the lids, it’d be a lot of fun! Hehehehe”
The beautiful girl with a halo: “Yeah? But you’re too old for that prank honey..” (Her lips are within my reach, only a couple of inches from mine.)
Hello there lover boy! Photo from http://www.pinterest.com
The red guy: “It won’t hurt anyone. Can’t wait to see that look on their faces when they mix hot water, iced tea and creamer! Bwahahahaha!!”
The beautiful girl with a halo: “Oh, you’re really gonna do that honey?” (She then leaned over and kissed my lips with a wet kiss!)
The red guy: “Come on dude, don’t fall for that kiss, just do it, it’s gonna be super cool!” (His eyes were winking and screaming with delight!)
My mind was momentarily lost from my dilemma as they were having this dialogue. I was distracted by the beautiful girl with the halo – hoping I can lock my lips with her this time. When I finally gathered my senses, both of them were gone and I’m alone and still anticipating for that one last kiss. Damn!
With my initial enthusiasm gone, I’m already wishy washy over the idea of switching the lids. Although somehow, something in me felt frustrated for not doing it.
Well what do you know, it’s good old conscience. The only thing that hurts when everything else feels so good, as the saying goes.
Oh well, maybe I’ll switch the lids some other time…
Love's not overrated. The world needs the true essence of which.	View all posts by The Romantic Alpha	Author The Romantic AlphaPosted on July 28, 2016Categories anything, chicks, darkness, frustrations, good time, humor, insanity, random thoughts, stories, whatnotTags almost evil, office prank, prank	17 thoughts on “Almost Evil (A Bit Yeah, But Not Quite!)”	Kill Ben says:	July 28, 2016 at 7:16 pm	Gave me an idea evil laugh. Thank youuu hahaha
Reply	angmamangenhinyero says:	July 29, 2016 at 7:59 am	welcome, just go and do it man, hahaha
Reply	aysabaw says:	July 28, 2016 at 11:43 pm	Sayang oh haha
Reply	angmamangenhinyero says:	July 29, 2016 at 8:00 am	nangu-ngunsinte si brad bwahahahaha
Reply	aysabaw says:	July 29, 2016 at 9:55 am	Hahahaha basta kalokoha eh….at may gumagawa naman nyan dito sa canteen namin o….
Reply	angmamangenhinyero says:	July 29, 2016 at 10:20 am	uy wala na akong impluwensya dyan brad a…
Reply	aysabaw says:	July 29, 2016 at 10:23 am	ha ha ha ha ha di ata sila marunong magbasa…di malaman pagkakaiba ng milk at sugar….parang wala namang pagkakahawig yung dalawang salitang yun haha
Reply	angmamangenhinyero says:	July 29, 2016 at 10:43 am	ok, mukhang di naman intentional. so tama yung title ko, almost evil lang ako hahahaha
Reply	aysabaw says:	July 29, 2016 at 10:44 am	Almost lang ah hahahahahaha
Reply	shift1key says:	July 29, 2016 at 11:06 pm	Haha. Almost. Na alala ko tuloy ang high school life..
Reply	angmamangenhinyero says:	August 1, 2016 at 11:59 am	haha, oo pre andaming mga nakakatawang pranks kung babalikan
Reply	Dalo 2013 says:	August 1, 2016 at 2:07 pm	Wow…we think alike, switching the lids seems like an automatic 🙂 But yes, you are smart, must listen to the beautiful girl…always.
Reply	angmamangenhinyero says:	August 1, 2016 at 3:12 pm	Honestly dude, this is the best comment yet so far hahahahaha! Yeah bro, I will always put that in mind: “…must listen to the beautiful girl… always.”
Reply	Dalo 2013 says:	August 2, 2016 at 2:03 am	Ha, ha ~ yes, the power of women 🙂
Reply	angmamangenhinyero says:	August 2, 2016 at 8:04 am	Indeed man ml/!!!
Reply	kutukamus says:	September 4, 2016 at 4:43 pm	Now that’s quite one suspicious looking pet she’s stroking LikeLiked by 1 person
Reply	angmamangenhinyero says:	September 6, 2016 at 7:30 am	yeah dude, how I wish it is me that she’s stroking 😀
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wordswimmer: A Passion for Truth
Norma Fox Mazer (1931 - 2009) was my teacher and friend, and I remember her irrepressible enthusiasm as she helped me sort through the tangled mess of manuscript pages that I’d share with her every month as part of the student-teacher pact that we’d agreed to when I was her student at Vermont College. She was a writer, after all, who thought nothing of rewriting passages multiple times and often remained unsatisfied with her words until the twentieth, thirtieth, or--dare I say?--fortieth draft.I’d signed on to work with Norma for the semester not because of her amazing reputation as an award-winning writer of young adult novels and short stories and not because I’d heard how she was a master of plot, but because of the way that she had responded to excerpts from student manuscripts in the workshop that she led one summer and which I was lucky enough to find myself a part of.Norma may have looked petite and delicate, almost fragile in a schoolgirlish way, but she was lithe and strong and always overflowing with an inexhaustible source of energy. Her mind was as sharp as a Misono UX Chef’s knife, and she was quicker to get to the heart of a story’s problem than any writer I’d ever met. Moreover, she was tenacious–even zealous, I might say–in describing what she saw as flaws in a story. And though it took me a while to understand that her tenaciousness wasn’t inspired by mean-spiritedness or spite or self-satisfaction but rather from her love of stories and for getting the story right, I learned eventually over the months that we worked together that her tenacious analysis was simply her way of showing her faith in the story and in the writer’s ability to succeed in telling it.Her comments weren’t always easy to hear, especially if they were directed at you and your story. That’s because Norma was a firm believer in telling the absolute truth and not holding back any part of the truth for fear of hurting a writer’s feelings. What she saw in a story–its strengths, its weaknesses–she was compelled as a writer to say, and I think she felt that to say anything less would have meant betraying her vision or being less than honest. It would have meant compromising the integrity of her thoughts and her vision. For her it was simply unthinkable to say anything less than the truth. To do so would have meant shortchanging not only the writer of the story but her own sense of herself.After working for weeks with Norma one-on-one and receiving her comments on my work in the form of six and seven page single-spaced letters, I began describing her responses to my friends and colleagues as “excruciatingly honest.” She refused to hold anything back. She cut through the brush with her Misono mind and focused with her laser vision on the story, seeing through the words to the underlying structure (or lack of structure), analyzing its strengths and weaknesses in ways that allowed me to see, as well. It was as if I had acquired x-ray vision, too, and could view my story’s shortcomings through her eyes without feeling that I’d failed. This was another one of Norma’s gifts. She could urge writers to keep working toward a goal that they couldn’t see, and, yet, because she believed in its existence and had faith that the writer would eventually discover it themselves, the writer could keep writing, keep working on the story, searching for new routes through the underbrush to reach its heart. Her faith fed my own so that I never felt abandoned or alone in my search.It was her style of responding to my stories–her excruciating honesty–that taught me that I couldn’t hold anything back in the writing process, couldn’t pretend or shave the truth to save someone’s feelings (even if those feelings were my own). At first, such excruciating honesty seemed heartless, almost cruel. But over time I discovered something about honesty and courage as these qualities related to writing and life. Norma taught me--as I’m sure she taught her other students--what it meant to tell the truth unabashedly and straightforwardly. And she helped me find the courage to keep searching for that truth, even when it seemed on some days forever beyond my grasp, just out of reach.When it comes time for you to review your own work or the work of other writers, I urge you to remember Norma. I think she would say that you owe your work nothing short of total and complete honesty. Excruciating honesty. It’s the only way that you’ll find your path–your true path– into the heart of your story. Her words echo in my mind (and heart) today, and, even though she’s gone, it feels like we’re still swimming together, her joy in writing--her passion for words and stories and truth--still helping me stay afloat.For more on Norma Fox Mazer, visit:http://www.publishersweekly.com/blog/660000266/post/730049873.htmlhttp://wordswimmer.blogspot.com/2006/06/one-writers-process-norma-fox-mazer.htmlhttp://normafoxmazer.net/
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Thanks, Bruce, for this memory. Norma would be proud that her gifts are still being passed on, writer to writer.
That was a fine tribute to Norma, Bruce. I, too, enjoyed hearing her insights and the guidance she gave to us aspiring writers, during a VC residency at which I was assigned to her workshop.Your own reflections on the need for honesty in writing are also thought provoking.
Hi Bruce---I have to smile as I remember Norma through your words. Her honesty was one of the qualities I appreciated about her most. Thanks for sharing.


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November 1, 2006 November 4, 2006 / mrb	/ 1 Comment
And finally, New Rule: America must stop bragging that it’s the greatest country on earth and start acting like it. Now, I know — I know this is uncomfortable for the faith-over-facts crowd, but the greatness of a country can, to a large degree, be measured. Here are some numbers: Infant mortality rate, America ranks 48th in the world; overall health, 72nd; freedom of the press, 44; literacy, 55th. Continue reading →