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He is the younger brother of Nick Carter the Backstreet Boys and has three sisters. He began his music career at age seven, singing lead for the band "Dead End" for two years. He made his first solo appearance when he was 9, opening for the Backstreet Boys in Berlin in March The performance was followed by a record contract and, in the fall of , he released his first single, "Crush On You". His first full-length album "Aaron Carter" came out Dec 1, The album was released in the United States on June 16, The album achieved triple-platinum certification.
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Aaron Charles Carter [6] born December 7, [6] is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, actor, dancer and record producer. He first came to fame as a pop and hip hop singer in the late s, establishing himself as a star among pre-teen and teenage audiences during the first years of the 21st century [7] with his four studio albums. Born in Tampa, Florida , Carter began performing at age seven and released his self-titled debut album in at age 9, selling a million copies worldwide. His second album Aaron's Party Come Get It sold three million copies in the United States, and Carter began making guest appearances on Nickelodeon and touring with the Backstreet Boys shortly after the record's release. He has since appeared on Dancing with the Stars , the Broadway musical Seussical , the off-Broadway musical The Fantasticks , and made several one-off performances. His fifth studio album of the same name was released on February 16, The family was originally from New York City, where his older brother Nick , of the boy band Backstreet Boys , was born. In addition to his brother Nick, he also has three sisters: twin sister Angel a model , B.
Although singer Aaron Carter 's career came on the heels of brother Nick Carter's Backstreet Boys fame , the young star carved out his own niche in the late s pop scene, launching him to teen heartthrob status. Yet while Aaron managed to emerge from Nick's shadow, darkness continued to haunt him in later years as he battled substance abuse and bankruptcy. Honig added that, in the years leading up to his bankruptcy, Aaron had "done a lot of things to put his life back together," and while he had issues with substance abuse, "he's been clean and sober for awhile [and] he's now taking care of his finances. Before Aaron and Nick Carter became pop sensations, their family was broke and couldn't afford a home of their own. But once the young pop stars began to earn hefty paychecks, parents Bob and Jane Carter used the money to improve their lifestyle. Even at this point, I've never even owned my own home," because his family left him empty-handed.
Troubled pop singer Aaron Carter made desperate pleas Saturday for cash donations while claiming to be broke but owed tens of millions of dollars. But, a rep for realtor Mariana Cowan said the property was still for sale. A home shown in the photo Carter shared on Twitter is not on the island. At the time, Randall declined to comment. The property is currently still on the market. A post shared by aaroncarter on Nov 23, at pm PST. It is a known fact that after a celebrity dies, the industry makes way more money. On Friday, though, Carter tweeted that he was going to start a GoFundMe — but claimed it would not be for himself.
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SOCHI, Russia, July 1 (Reuters) – Argentinian headlines may have been dominated by the enigma that is Lionel Messi, tactical turmoil in the team and the Messianic Maradona in the background – but all that is history now as elimination by France spells the end of an era for the two-time champions.
Argentina have not won a major international title since lifting the Copa America in 1993. They came closest with this squad in 2014, when they lost in the final of the last World Cup, and in the Copas America in 2015 and 2016.
Their elimination by France on Saturday in a thrilling 4-3 reverse – beaten by pace and youth as much as by skill or talent – will now surely lead to a changing of the guard.
Many of the Argentines who played in Russia are in their 30s, including Javier Mascherano, Sergio Aguero, Gonzalo Higuain, Ever Banega, Nicolas Otamendi, Gabriel Mercado, Enzo Perez, Angel Di Maria and even Messi himself.
Mascherano announced his retirement after the game, and there must be questions marks over his team mates' desire to continue with the transatlantic flights and massive pressure from home fans.
One of the biggest questions surrounds Messi. The Barcelona player retired from international football in 2016 but quickly reversed his decision. It would be no surprise if he finally called it a day.
Messi is one of the greatest players of the 21st century but he has yet to win a title with Argentina, losing all four of the finals he has played in, dating back to the 2007 Copa America in Venezuela.
That should not be a reflection on his outstanding skill, but Argentina's repeated failure at the final hurdle is self-evident. Losing one final is unfortunate, losing three in four years is careless.
The Argentines, however, never looked anything like contenders this time around.
They labored to a 1-1 draw with Iceland in their opener, were crushed 3-0 by Croatia in their next game, and needed a late winner from full-back Marcos Rojo to secure a place in the last 16.
Messi, as so often happens, turned it on when he really had to, in that final group win over Nigeria.
But he looked subdued against France and could not find a way past the packed defences of Iceland and Croatia. His inability to score in the knock-out phase of any World Cup is a telling statistic.
Sampaoli is a successful coach, having won the Copa America with Chile in 2015, and he has vowed to continue in charge. He is aware of the age issue but convinced the future is in good hands.


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While I'm pretty great at setting goals, I'm hopeless at sticking to them. So I figured, maybe if I blog about my goals monthly, I'll have a better chance at succeeding. So here is the first instalment of my new little series!
My main goal for the month of July (and every month after) is to regularly keep up with my blog. When I relaunched my blog back in January, I was super motivated to create new and exciting blog posts to share with you all, however life and uni seemed to take over and my motivation was lost. My goal now is to post on my blog twice a week, on Wednesdays and Sundays- wish me luck!
Another thing that I am so incredibly bad at is drinking water- especially when I'm at home all day! I'm a little bit better when I'm at work or when I go to the gym, but if I'm not doing anything I'm the worst! My goal is to drink at least two litres per day starting this month!
I joined a gym last year and since then my goal has been to go to the gym four times a week while trying to eat as healthy as possible. While I haven't achieved going four times a week, I haven't been too bad and usually go about three. This month I really want to step it up and make sure I'm doing a minimum of four days!
Something I'm really bad at finding time to do is reading for enjoyment! By the time I've finished with my own blog and Instragram posts I always forget to or am too tired to read other peoples blogs. This month I really want to make an effort to read and engage with as many blogs as possible. I'd also really like to read more books! I just started Truly Madly Guilty by Liane Moriarty and I'm loving it so far so hopefully the motivation sticks!
My final goal for the month might seem a bit odd as I'm sure most people aim to watch less TV! However, when I'm at uni I don't get much chance to keep up with shows and uni break is my only option. So my final goal for July is to watch lots of Netflix and catch up with all the shows I love and haven't had time to watch!
I know everyone says it but I can't believe we're already half way through the year! This month I've been all about really glowy skin and natural make up. I've been loving products that make my skin look radiant and fresh while still giving me a decent amount of coverage to hide my tired eyes and dark circles. So here are my favourites for the month of June!


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My review of the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse lounge at Heathrow
4 September 2018 By Anika
This is my mini review of the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse lounge at London Heathrow Terminal 3.
I have a confession to make. To this day I've never flown with Virgin Atlantic and the only Clubhouse I'd ever visited before was the Arrivals Lounge at Terminal 3 for a press event. Whilst I'm yet to get on a Virgin Atlantic plane, I can tick off the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse lounge at Heathrow now as I got access as part of my Delta One flight to Atlanta last week.
Rob wrote a two-part review about the lounge two years ago which you can find here and here. He had a few hours in the lounge and was able to experience a full meal due to his afternoon flight.
My flight was at 12:30 pm which meant that I was in the lounge for breakfast. Due to lengthy check-in and security delays I had less time than I planned, so I recommend reading Rob's older articles alongside mine, especially if you want to know more about what the restaurant serves.
As the Virgin Clubhouse lounge at Heathrow is generally regarded as one of the top five Business Class lounges in the world I decided to get to the airport early enough to check out the spa and restaurant and look at the different areas. I ended up being a little disappointed as you will see.
Unfortunately the check in process stole about 40 minutes of my time. There were about six open Virgin / Delta premium check in counters, each with their own queue. I waited in one of them, just to be told when it was my turn that the counter was closing and I had to join one of the other queues – at the back.
I made my way to the next line. Once it was my turn I was asked if I was flying Virgin or Delta. I said Delta and was told that I had to do some sort of security check and answer a couple of questions before they would accept my suitcase. I made my way towards the middle of the check in hall, handed over my passport and had to answer a number of questions (what visa am I travelling on, where am I staying, how long, and so on). I got a sticker on my passport and walked back to the check in counter ….
Once I was finally checked in and had dropped off my bags I walked to the lift which is located next to the check in counters. The lift took me up to the Upper Class security – where they were experiencing delays due to a passenger arguing with staff about his bag with liquids. This appears to be an increasing problem with US flights, because passengers with TSA pre-check no longer need to unpack liquids when leaving the US …. but they do on the return. It seemed that asking this passengers to step out of the queue to let other people go ahead was too difficult.
Anyway, after a long walk through the Duty Free shop and another lift ride I finally made it to the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse – but with only about 90 minutes left until my flight.
Rob told me that the spa gets booked up quickly and as the lounge was very busy, I walked down to the far right end of the lounge and booked a head massage. This is one of the complimentary treatments – the majority of the spa menu requires payment, either in cash or miles.
The free treatments at Heathrow are:
Creative dry style female hair treatment (15 minutes)
Fringe trim (ladies only) (15 minutes)
Beard trim (15 minutes)
Neck tidy (men only) (15 minutes)
File and buff for hands and nails (15 minutes)
Express Radiant You facial (15 minutes)
Head massage (15 minutes)
I got an appointment 20 minutes later which meant I didn't have enough time for a sit down breakfast in the restaurant. I went to the buffet counter instead and it was very impressive to my continental tastes. They had various different bread types to choose from and a large selection of fish, cheese and cold cuts.
I sat at the long table opposite the breakfast counter facing the long bar at the far back.
After my head massage I had a look around the lounge. It is a very large space with plants and glass walls acting as room dividers to create the feeling of separate areas.
Opposite the entrance was a table with a small selection of magazines and newspapers. To the right was one sitting area and the spa, at the far back was the bar and behind it a number of small sitting areas with views over the airport.
Towards the far left of the lounge were more sitting areas including a TV area.
I didn't take a picture of the restaurant as it was very busy but Rob covered it in-depth in his review. As I was there in the morning I couldn't sample the new afternoon tea service which was introduced this year.
It's worth noting that there is table service throughout the whole lounge and there were breakfast menus available on every table. I personally preferred the bread, fish and cheese option and only ordered a fruit salad from the menu.
The lounge also has a small mezzanine level with seats, sofas and a pool table. This area was very bright unlike the rest of the lounge which was rather dark.
From the mezzanine level I walked up more stairs and found myself on the outdoor terrace. It was a gorgeous day and it would have been fun to have a drink up here, but I guess I was too early as the bar wasn't open yet.
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I enjoyed the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse lounge. The breakfast was very good and I got a free head massage. It was very busy until around 11am but I still managed to get a small sitting area with a swing by the windows.
That said, it was not the life-changing experience that many flyers seem to rave about. And I doubt it was the loss of the jacuzzi in the last refurbishment that made the difference!
Part of the problem is that the lounge is substantially busier now than it was historically. Delta began to give its customers access and then then consolidated all of its Heathrow flights, previously split across two terminals, in Terminal 3.
It's a shame I didn't get to experience lunch, afternoon tea or dinner in the restaurant as I believe this is one of the things that makes this lounge special. There are fewer ways to make the breakfast experience stand out.
The Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse at Heathrow is definitely one of the better lounges and worth a visit but if you want peace and quiet it won't be everything you hoped for. If you have the choice, I think that it's better to book a flight in the afternoon when you can visit the restaurant and the lounge is hopefully not as busy as when I visited.
To make the most of the lounge I suggest arriving at the lounge two to three hours before your flight and to book a spa treatment as soon as you walk in. And if you're flying with Delta, remember to do the pre check stuff before queuing at the check in desk …..
You can find out more about the Clubhouse on the Virgin Atlantic website here.
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Oh Matron! says:
Sorry to hear about this farce at check in, something I've never had in the 20 years of flying VS.
Whilst I agree with the Clubhouse getting a little crowded, I've still always been seated in the restaurant for breakfast / lunch, etc
And let's not forget just how good that deli bar is: The beetroot smoked salmon is excellent!
One thing to mention that you didn't have time for: The showers are excellent, along with the steam rooms. Something that's always appreciated before a long flight
Fortunately, it's less busy than it first was, when they let any Delta Gold Medallion (does anyone else bring when they hear the word 'Medallion'?) riff raff in. Glad they changed this policy
Nick G says:
Anika…..
"I only ordered a fruit salad from the menu"…….and a glass of champagne…????
The thing about VS clubhouses in my opinion is they are basically a good bar – so as long as you can still get a stiff drink fairly easily I don't mind if it's a bit busy. Used the spa once….wouldn't feel the need to repeat, it's a novelty.
VS says:
I suspect Heathrow airport experience is a massive headache for Virgin. I have yet to have a pleasant experience in the dedicated security channel, and have reflected this in the after flight surveys every time.
So much of the Virgin USP is in the soft product. You sweep up to the turning circle to be met by charming check in staff. Your bags disappear without any stress. You have your boarding documents prepared and ready to go.
Then you shuffle slowly through surly security staff, who compare poorly even with London's leisure airports.
Crafty says:
Can't be as bad as BA F security staff at JFK…
Gumshoe says:
I sat next to someone relatively high up at LHR security on a Little Red flight a couple of years back, just after T2 opened.
She told me when they were recruiting for T2 they cherry-picked the most customer-friendly people from across LHR. Leaving the ones who didn't make the grade at the other terminals. As can be clearly seen at T3 …
Lumma says:
Why though? T2 is probably the nicest terminal just because of its newness but I don't see why they'd look to have better security staff than the other terminals?
I cancelled an Upper Class flight I had booked to San Francisco using airmiles. Its been over a month and I've still not had the taxes refunded. I've chased repeatedly and apparently its in the system….
Has put me off booking with them again. I'd booked two singles so they owe me about £6-700!!
Took 6 weeks when I cancelled a flight too
Is the virgin upper class security different from the usual fast track at T3? I can't remember a duty free shop after it.
IIRC from last year, when you go up the lift it gives the impression of going to a private security zone, but actually you just pop out in the main concourse where there is a lane – part of the wider security set-up – for UC. You then need to do the usual meander though the terminal to the Clubhouse. It would be better if the lounge was moved so that you could get from drive thru check-in to the lounge without joining the general throng.
ChrisC says:
When you leave the UC desks take the lift immediately to the right (when lookign at the desks) then when you go up one level the magic door is almost in front of you. That gets you access to the private security channel which is part of the UC Wing.
So yes it is totally separate from the general fast track security line at T3.
There is no way to move the CH from it's current location to anywhere near the UC Wing. Certainly I can't see VS/DL doing that voluntarily but if HAL wanted them to move and pay for it when who knows …
I've never had a problem walking through the terminal to get to the CH.
lev441 says:
I really enjoyed my clubhouse visits this time last year…
I thought the lounge, whilst busy, was nothing compared to how busy the BA lounge in T5. The food served at every place, together with drinks are a considerable upgrade to BA!
I had the exact same problem with US passengers when passing through security at T5 on Sunday. They really need issuing with a notice telling them that the fact that they "were pre-cleared in Charlotte, North Carolina" (or wherever" means zilch in the UK.
After we spent 2 1/2 hours queuing for immigration at IAD last month as the kiosks weren't working I don't see why we should be the only ones being inconvenienced!
Alan Wan says:
I used the Clubhouse a few years ago and was somewhat underwhelmed maybe because I was expecting something better after reading the hype. Now the Qatar premium lounge at T4 I was really blown away.
Barnaby100 says:
Might put my daughter to work at Christmas as well as she'll be nearly 11 ???? She can run a slime stall on the side.
Unicorn snot, all the rage. Cheap Hair gel, add glitter, print a few unicorn labels, sell to the punters for £10 a pop.
Will suggest that to her! My daughter has no understand of the requirement to sell for more than the costs of the production, so the slime is sold at a loss-making (I reckon) £3 per pot.
Agreed. The Qatar lounge is the classiest in Heathrow, by a long way. Admittedly 'classy' is not always what people want (the lounge is effectively a very high end restaurant – the last place you'd want to be if heading off on a stag weekend for example) but I prefer it.
Does anybody know if you are allowed to smoke on that outside terrace?
You can see the sign in Anika's video. It's no smoking – but ostensibly no eating or drinking either, which makes the appearance of the bar (pleasantly) surprising!
Colin JE says:
That bar upstairs has been there for ages but I've never seen it staffed. Last time I was there (admittedly a couple of years) it was a Grey Goose vodka bar.
Anika, thanks for the review. It's still my favourite lounge. I've only managed to get in by upgrading a PE ticket to Upper (can't afford a full price Upper ticket). I'm really intrigued how you got in the lounge on a PE ticket. Do tell please?
Sounds like check-in was a nightmare. If you ever have a chance to fly Upper and arrive in a taxi or limo do try the Upper Wing. It's a brilliant arrival experience.
Genghis says:
Delta One is J
Rabbit says:
If flying PE, ask at the reception if you can access Clubhouse – I have done this in the past for £60. As far as I understand, they won't even entertain the request if flying economy, however PE you may have a chance. Bear in mind this was pre-Delta and it definitely depends on how busy the clubhouse is when you ask.

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by Kaysheri Ann Haffner
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August 7, 1954, E. Cuyler Hammond, Ph.D., and Daniel Horn, Ph.D.—two scientists working for the American Cancer Society—published preliminary findings of a cohort study in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The conclusion of their discoveries is apparent: "It was found that men with a history of regular cigarette smoking have a considerably higher death rate than men who have never smoked or men who have smoked only cigars or pipes," the researchers wrote. This study opened the floodgates of an anti-smoking campaign that swept through the world. Researchers connected the dots between cigarettes and an eye-poppingly long list of illnesses and maladies that are still being added today, with new technologies and chemicals on the rise.
By April of 1970, Congress has banned the advertisement of cigarettes on radio and television. Despite this, many magazines, newspapers, and billboards sported various ads for Big Tobacco. In 1984, cigarette companies were compelled to place U.S. surgeon's general's warnings on all cigarette packs and advertisements under the provisions of the Federal Cigarette Labeling and Advertising Act. 1997 saw The Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement, banning outdoor billboards, and public transportation advertising of cigarettes in forty-six states. Restrictions on cigarettes were further tightened in 2010 with the passage of the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act. This ensured that tobacco companies were prohibited from sponsoring sports, music and other cultural events and bars the display of their logos or products on T-shirts, hats, or other apparel.
While Smoking-Awareness Has become More Widespread, in Recent Years, Other Nicotine-Based Products Have Filled The Void
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The world has come a long way from the days when doctors recommended cigarettes for stress relief. Most children are brought up with the mentality that smoking is bad and will kill you. While this is scientifically proven to be true, new methods of using nicotine are relatively untested, leaving us as a guinea pig generation. This is becoming more inherently true as the death count climbs and illnesses multiply. While nothing can completely eliminate the risk of becoming addicted to nicotine-based products, there are ways to significantly reduce the chance. With the acceleration in technology and science, the restrictions that are applied to Big Tobacco need to be updated with the industry. Making sure that advertisements are appropriate for the target audience, and that they don't take advantage of social media.
The standards of health and public safety have come leaps and bounds from what they were only thirty years ago. Currently, we're behind the curve of new trends and developments in our society. Read the warnings on the label, don't dismiss them thinking they won't apply to you. Changes can still be made before it's too late, awareness and understanding need to be spread. Regulations must be updated as the times move on. Schools and parents must be made aware of the dangers and how to circumvent the effects.
CALL TO ACTION: Make sure that if you know someone under the age of purchase who is using a nicotine-based product, that you tell someone! The danger of becoming addicted and the resulting health problems are a big issue in today's society. Watch for advertisements and be wary of promotional material. The world is changing, and the standards need to change with it.
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