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The Hollywood theatre district of Los Angeles came about as a result of booming development in the area during the 1910s and 1920s. Grauman's Egyptian Theatre was the site of the first Hollywood movie premiere and was soon followed by Grauman's Chinese Theatre, currently home to the largest number of movie premieres in the world.
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Originally opened as the Hollywood Playhouse in 1927, the theatre was the last of four major legitimate theatres to open in Hollywood in less than nine months. During the 1950s, 60s, and 70s, the building was the U.S. West Coast's best-known TV theatre broadcasting shows such as "The Jerry Lewis Show" and "The Hollywood Palace". It is now a popular live entertainment venue called "Avalon".
TCL Chinese Theatre
The 1927 TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood was Sid Grauman's second Hollywood movie palace following the opening of the Egyptian Theatre in 1922, just down the street on Hollywood Boulevard. The Chinese Theatre has likely hosted the largest number of movie premieres of any venue in the world, having been a favorite since its hosting of Cecil B. DeMille's "The King Of Kings" in May 1927.
Dolby Theatre
Hollywood's 3,400-seat Dolby Theatre, formerly known as the Kodak Theatre, was designed as a permanent home for the annual Academy Awards ceremony (the Oscars), and having opening in November 2001 has hosted the Oscars every year since. The theatre is located within the Hollywood & Highland entertainment and shopping complex, in the heart of Hollywood.
Earl Carroll Theatre
The Earl Carroll Theatre opened in late 1938 as an "entertainment palace" dinner theatre, or supper club, located in Hollywood on Sunset Boulevard. Earl Carroll, a Broadway impresario nicknamed "the Troubadour of the Nude", had already operated a similarly themed theatre in New York from 1922 to 1932, and both theatres sported the phrase "Through these portals pass the most beautiful girls in the world" over their respective entrances.
Built in the early 1920s by Sid Grauman, the Egyptian Theatre was was the site of the first Hollywood movie premiere. The theatre was designed by Meyer & Holler and was originally planned to be hispanic in nature, but was restyled prior to construction as Revival-Egyptian due to public fascination with Egyptian archaeology. This proved to be extremely fortuitous given Howard Carter's discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun just one month after the theatre opened.
El Capitan Theatre
The El Capitan opened in mid-1926, dubbed "Hollywood's First Home of Spoken Drama", and was the brainchild of producer and entertainer Charles Toberman. Toberman envisaged Hollywood as a new theatrical and entertainment district for Los Angeles and played an integral part in key developments including the Roosevelt Hotel, Grauman's Egyptian and Chinese theatres, and the Masonic Temple (now the El Capitan Entertainment Center hosting "Jimmy Kimmel Live!").
The Fonda opened in late 1926 as the Music Box Theatre, offering light-hearted musical comedy reviews. It was one of a flurry of theatres to open in Hollywood during 1926 and 1927. An open-air terrace was included above the lobby which catered for dancing and socializing, as well as illicit drinking. The theatre was designed by L.A.-based architects Morgan, Walls, & Clements.
Hollywood Pacific Theatre
Opened in 1928 as the Warner Brothers Hollywood and seating just short of 2,800, this was the largest theatre of its day in Hollywood. Architect G. Albert Lansburgh cleverly maximized the available space by orienting the oval-shaped auditorium and the stage at 45 degrees to the building's rectangular footprint.
The Pantages was the United States' first Art Deco theatre, completed in June 1930. No expense was spared on its opulent interior. For a time the theatre was owned by Howard Hughes who maintained his personal offices above the theatre. It is now owned and managed by the Nederlander Organization and was extensively refurbished 1999-2000. The theatre now brings Broadway hits to the Los Angeles and wider Southern California audiences.
Ricardo Montalban Theatre
The Montalban opened in January 1927 as The Wilkes Brothers Vine Street Theatre and the first legitimate Broadway-style theatre in Hollywood. The early 1930s saw it run as a cinema for a few years before becoming the CBS Radio Playhouse – and home of the Al Jolson show – in 1936.


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Nowhere To Hide at International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam
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It's late 2011, and the Americans are about to leave Iraq. The local people are rejoicing. "The whole country is now independent and free," the radio announcer proclaims.
Three years later, and this optimism is well and truly shattered. Male nurse Nori Sharif, working in central Iraq in a part of the country deemed the "triangle of death" and a complete no-go-zone for outsiders, chronicles the slow slide into despair, the increasing sectarianism and the rise of ISIS. The violence seeps into hospitals and schools. Kidnappings shoot up.
Kurdish-Norwegian filmmaker Zaradasht Ahmed was "directing" Nori from a distance. (Ahmed himself was in the town of Sulaymaniyah, in Iraqi Kurdistan.) At first, the idea was that Nori would film what was going on around him – he would be the observer, not the subject.
"We gave him the camera, we gave him the knowledge," Ahmed says of Nori. He and his collaborators would tell Nori what to shoot and where to point his camera. All the time, the violence was moving closer and closer to Ahmed. By the end of 2013 and the start of 2014, society was close to collapse.
At this point, Sharif himself became the subject of the film. It turned into the story of a man and his family trying to survive. "It was the only way to justify the work, to focus on Nori," Ahmed remembers. "All material since about 2013 was twisted again. It was more Nori to be in front of the camera, teaching him how to film himself, teaching other people how to film him, to angle it more from a personal point of view."
By the end, Nori was isolated. He didn't know whether to stay or to leave. ISIS was in control. This was a world in which anybody could be a victim – and anybody could be an enemy.
Ahmed had between 300 and 400 hours of footage from which to assemble Nowhere to Hide, which runs at 86 minutes. The project involved five years of shooting and a year of research. The director pays tribute to his editor, Eva Hillstöm, and her painstaking work in uncovering the "hidden human feeling" in the story as they attempted to make a "different kind" of war film – one looking at the experiences of "ordinary" people caught up in a conflict they've done nothing to provoke. "The film would have been different without her," the director says.
As for Nori himself, he is not expected at IDFA. "When I was last in Iraq a couple of months ago, I suggested to him that we wanted him to come," Ahmed recalls. However, over the space of a month, Nori lost two of his brothers. One died in a car accident, the other "because of ISIS." "He was not in the mood to travel. He said 'I think I should stay here … I wish he could have been here to see his work."
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AfriCanCode Challenge calls for Courageous Coders and Plugged-In Pupils
In recognition of the United Nations' International Youth Day this week, a new-look SAP Africa Code Week (ACW) initiative officially kicks off across the continent with a number of exciting changes and developments all aimed at empowering Africa's youth with digital skills learning. Now in its sixth year, ACW is the largest digital literacy initiative on the continent. Over the last five years, the initiative has positively impacted millions of youth and thousands of teachers.
Introduced by SAP, UNESCO and partners in 2015, ACW aims to spark interest in coding through fun and interactive community workshops for youngsters. From the 88,000 students who participated in the first year, to the 3.85 million children and 39,000 teachers who ran +55 000 coding workshops in 37 countries last year, the impact of the initiative has grown significantly.
2020 ACW efforts are shifting to a virtual model and this will allow expansion of the program's reach to 54 African countries with all learning materials translated into Portuguese and French for the large Francophone and Lusophone African communities. A new ACW mobile app will also be introduced this year, providing easy access to smartphone material in support of all-inclusive learning. The ACW initiative will continue to work closely with Ministries of Education across the African continent, with a view to promoting sustainable digital skills development capacity.
Commenting on the 2020 initiative's virtual kick-off, South African TV news anchor, female tech entrepreneur and Africa Code Week Ambassador, Faith Mangope says: "A big part of this year's Africa Code Week efforts will be focused on engaging more women teachers and students. Globally, women hold only 24% of jobs in the ICT sector, and there are 250 million fewer women online than men. Our mission is to ensure that every child has an equal opportunity to attain the skills they need to contribute meaningfully to the future workforce."
Another development for this year is the AfriCANCode Challenge which is a coding competition aimed at engaging participants through a number of fun and exciting activities. This ACW competition invites youth, aged 9 to 16 either individually or in teams, to use their skills and creativity to solve problems. Two competition themes have been identified: 'Courageous Coders', focused on how technology can change the world, and 'Plugged-in Pupils', which asks youngsters to imagine the potential related to tomorrow's connected school.
Commenting on the AfriCANCode Challenge and the urgent need to prepare youth with digital skills learning, Moez Chakchouk, Assistant Director-General for Communication and Information at UNESCO adds: "More than 60% of sub-Saharan Africa's population is under the age of 25, making it the most youthful region in the world. The continent's working-age population is expected to swell by two-thirds reaching 600 million by 2030. It's clearly critical to ensure Africa's youth is fully equipped with 21st century digital skills. Harnessing the power of creativity, technology and innovation can also inspire us to unite and be ready to meet today's challenges."
In addition to the new virtual components of the 2020 ACW initiative, hundreds of SAP expert volunteers from across the globe will also play their part online by working with NGOs and other partner organisations to provide on-the-ground support during this year's activities. Claudio Muruzabal, SAP's President of EMEA South says, "Offering accessible, hands-on digital support to Africa's youth and teachers helps put people in a position to meaningfully participate in today's digital economy. This is vital and SAP's commitment to Africa Code Week remains firm. Through invaluable partnerships with UNESCO, ADEA, Irish Aid, BMZ, and all the partner NGOs across Africa, the 2020 ACW initiative can effectively leverage the skillsets of networks and knowledgeable local ICT experts to ensure every workshop is a sound success."
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Was It Love At First Sight? When it is number 12 or is it 13…I've lost count, love isn't that important. Wait a moment, I hope you don't think I'm talking about my marriage. Heavens no! I haven't been married a dozen times and my marriage to my husband is perfect. No, I'm talking about buying a new home. And not a home in the same town or even state but over 1400 miles away.
After living 20 years in a restored 1730's home with a 250 tree apple orchard in a small town in New Hampshire, we were contemplating moving back to Florida where we once lived and raised our children. Considering this would be a major move, we took our time weighing all the decisions. We looked at the pros and cons of staying in our home in New England or relocating south somewhere in Florida. I thought that sharing our experience might be of help if you are thinking of buying a new home in another area of the country.
Last year's weather in New England was brutal. In the month of February, we had more than a 100 inches of snow on the ground and the temperatures were 10 to 15 degrees below normal. While Florida's hot and humid climate will take some getting used to, not having to deal with snow and ice for extended periods is a real plus.
New Hampshire doesn't have a state or sales taxes but has very high property taxes. Florida has a 7% sales tax but property taxes are low. While food and gasoline prices are higher in Florida, in the long run our cost of living will be a lot less in Florida.
Our home in New Hampshire had 13 acres of land with 250 apple trees that needed to be cared for throughout the year. When I wasn't pruning trees or picking apples, I was on my tractor mowing for days at a time. In the community we were considering in Florida, landscapers takes care of everything for you.
As you might guess, Florida won out. We found a builder that had one lot left in a gated community of 48 homes in Vero Beach, a small beachfront city on the Atlantic Ocean. While I would have loved to have built a new home where I could have been involved with all the design choices, I believed I could work with the options we were given by the builder. The process was kind of like ordering from a Chinese restaurant where you chose one from column A and two from column B. Some of the choices weren't ones I would have considered but were certainly ones that I could easily live with in the home.
The new house was finished in April, we put our New England home up for sale in June and it sold in September. The biggest difference between our historic home and the new home is size. Downsizing from about 6500 sq. ft. to just under 2400 sq. ft. was one of the decisions we made to simplify our life but figuring out what we would take with us was daunting as the style of the two homes were so different.
We sold our truck and tractors to friends, most of our furniture to the new buyers, gave lots of our treasures to friends and charity then pack up all the rest. My husband stopped counting after 72 boxes were packed. It was hard to believe how much still got loaded into the moving van. We then packed our car and drove south to Florida.
In the past, I've fallen in love with homes that I've just had to have no matter how much work was needed before my husband and I could even move into them. I just knew that if we could buy the house, I could turn it into the perfect home for us. This time was totally different as we were looking to simplify our life and decided on buying a newly built house for practical reasons.
We have moved in now and are in the process of unpacking boxes each day and buying new furniture. While it was not love at first sight, the house is slowly evolving into a home where we will feel comfortable and secure. Entertaining new friends, having family get togethers and making memories over the years will make our new home one we will love over the years.
I know that we are not the only ones who has been in this situation or will be someday in the future. Sometimes in life, we have to be practical and let our head rule and forget about love.
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199 Responses to Was It Love At First Sight?
Well done Karen.That's a huge move! Look forward to hearing about your new neighborhood. Those lovely palm trees are a huge contrast to the NE snow. Florida is a part of the States we've never been to, but it's on the list, especially Miami beach and all that amazing Art Deco; oh and Disney World! All the very best settling in.
Thank you Saskia, it was a big move. As soon as we are settled, I introduce everyone to our new neighborhood…it is definitely different from New England.
Congratulations on moving into your new home. I've seen the photos of your previous home and you have a true decorator's eye. Your new digs will be gorgeous when you're done.
We moved from our 1921 home to a new home in June. For us, it was love at first sight!! After making the decision to downsize, we chose the community and started to look. The first house we walked into we purchased the next day! We've never done anything like that–especially a house! Fortunately, our old home sold in one day and we've never looked back. Oh those boxes to be emptied! We still need to pare down a bit.
Thank you for your wishes, Judy. From the looks of all my boxes, you have more willpower than I do. Although with no basement or barn for storage, I did have to get rid of lots of "stuff" before the move to our open concept house.
Hi Mad Dog, It sounds like you know what I'm going through. My huge pile of boxes in the house have mostly been emptied but our garage is still full. Those are the boxes that I dread going through as the house is filling up quickly. Thank you for your nice compliment about our new home.
Wishing you much happiness in your new home, Karen, and that it soon feels really like 'home'!
Thank you for your kind wish Kay, I too hope it will really feel like home soon.
I love your new house, Karen, but I bet you will miss snow after a while. Look forward to more pictures of your new home.
Hi Angie, I'm glad you like our new home. Once we have unpacked everything, paintings are hung and we get some more furniture, I'll definitely give everyone a tour. Thank you for your nice compliment.
Home is where you hang your hat and now that you have endured 100 inches of snow last year Florida is looking quite good…Love your new beautiful house and I know with a few of your artistic touches, it will feel like home soon.
So true Bobbie. Your right about Florida looking good as they are already suggesting that winter in New England will be as bad or worse than last year. Snow aside, I do think we will grow to love our new home. I'm glad to know you like it, thanks.
I'm sure when you turn on the news and see all the "feets" of snow this winter you'll be practically hugging your new warm Florida home. At least you have the move behind you, the fun part is decorating the new home to make it your HOME.
Hope your foot is all heeled up and didn't give you too much grief during your move.
Karen, I'm glad you're finally finished you move and are settling down in your new home. Even though it wasn't love at first sight it will become your home and you will make it beautiful. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. I was in my twenties when I moved from Germany to the States. It was a heart breaking move, I left everything behind . After living in Massachusetts for two years I moved to California. My husband and I have lived in our current home for almost 30 years . I wish you happiness and lots of sunshine in your new beautiful home.
Thank you Gerlinde for your nice wish and comment, it is very much appreciated. We are very happy to have the move behind us and are looking forward to our new life.
Hi Sylvia, I've thought about you often as I've packed and unpacked. My move was a piece of cake compared you yours and I know that you left lots behind including your family. Thank you for your kind thoughts.
Congratulations Karen! And yes, envy here. The new Fla home looks nice from the outside, albeit not the charm of the north…enjoy your new stress free life with NO snow…look forward to more photos of the fully decorated house in Vero.
So true, Diane…our historic home was full of charm. Loved our years there but we are going to enjoy a less stressful life in our new home. I'll definitely share more photos in the future.
And your photos/posts will prop up those of us who spend our winters in the cold…Be well.
Thank you for your kind wish, Fatima…it is very much appreciated. The boxes are getting unpacked and it is starting to feel a little more like home and we are definitely looking forward to making new friends. My foot is getting better everyday but I still have to baby it for another month.
I'm sure you will make this home just as beautiful as your last. I love how you have simplified your life but know all too well how difficult that can be when you have to make tough decisions about what to keep. After a year in our new/old house I still have many boxes to go through and once again decide if I really need the contents. I have gotten rid of so much but need to do much more.
As it happens in many arranged marriages, I do believe you will fall in love. New plumbing, new electrical, 90° angles in corners, and leak-free roofs are only several of the things that helped us fall in love when moving into a late 20-century home in Tucson. Nothing is perfect, but you will make its os, as did we. Congratulations, Karen – you will be happy!
We have both left beautiful New England for a new life elsewhere and I know you are right. While nothing is prefect, new certainly has its advantages especially when it comes to a house. As each day passes, I know I will grow to love our house as we turn it into our home. Thank you for your kind thoughts David, they are much appreciated.
Congrats on your new home, it sounds great, FL and all. We are downsizing here too, less is more.
Enjoy making the place "home". We just helped daughter move 1,000 miles (from Denver to Phoenix) and any move is exhausting. I look forward to seeing your finished results and I know you'll enjoy a snow free winter as do we.
Thank you for your wish, Ingrid. As I watch the weather reports this winter, I know that I'll be very happy with our move. I'll definitely share photos when we've got our home decorated.
Hope your foot has healed.
Moving to a new house is always exciting and leaving one behind leaves a bit of sorrow. Congratulations, Karen on the new home where you can a new chapter.
I agree with you on both counts, Ray. I tried not to dwell on leaving and I'm looking forward to the new adventures that lie ahead. Thank you for your nice wish.
We moved to Florida, Tampa Bay area, back in May and will be in temporary housing until Spring 2016. Hoping to buy a house here and make it a home. Finally unpack and settle down for a while. I know I am home where ever Mr. Craves is, however; it feels good to have a nest too.
Thank you Renee. We are both Floridians now, just on opposite coasts about 2 1/2 hours apart. We will have to compare notes this time next year…I'm sure we will both be enjoying our new homes.
A house is simply the slipcover of your home — welcome to making your new one just that!
Aww..you may grow to love it..
I am getting started on putting all the beds to bed..and I don't feel like it this year..hope to get my mojo back for this next yr..but cutting a summer's growth on all the beds seems a tad overwhelming right now..fall is late this year..
Enjoy the less work and close to family.
Hi Monique, My husband loves the house already and it is growing on me. Less work will indeed give us more opportunities to be with our family…we are getting together for a birthday this weekend. Your gardens are always so beautiful but I do know that requires lots of work on your part…hang in there and enjoy your pretty fall season.
Congratulations on getting the move made – a very daunting task from my few. Now I know why we haven't heard much from you. Hope you'll be happy in the new digs.
Hi Larry, I so missed blogging but needed to concentrate on getting this move behind us…it really was a daunting task. Once we are unpacked, I think we will be very happy and are looking forward to new adventures. Thank you for your nice wish.
Congrats on getting through the sale, move and into your new home Karen. I hope it will be a wonderful place for you.
Thank you Betsy, I appreciate your wish.
I am sorry to see you leave and head south. I have always enjoyed reading of your adventures and experiences…. Hopefully you will explore, discover and share your Florida experiences.
Hi Bishop, We had very mixed emotions but in the end heading south won out. Even though we lived in Florida for years, this area is new to us. I'll definitely be exploring and sharing my discoveries with all my readers. Thank you for your kind thoughts.
Thank you for your kind words and wish, Liz…they are much appreciated. I'll definitely be sharing photos of our new home when we get settled.
My moves/locations were determined by my parents' job requirements and I'm still living in our last home now that they've passed on. I won't be moving in the future but it's lovely to have the chance to start over. I love the arched entry and roof of your newest home.
Great to hear you sold the NH home…I didn't think it would stay on the market for long. Lucky new owners!
Hi Marigene, We were pleased that our home sold quickly and that the new buyers love it. I'm sure they will enjoy it as much as we did. Yes, we are looking forward to our new adventure and thank you for your nice wish.
There are so many positives with your move, Karen. First of all, you once lived in Florida so are familiar with the climate, the surroundings and, if you still have family there, even better. Secondly, as we get a little older, not having all of the work and care that goes into a home with a huge property will be a huge burden lifted – not to mention the financial benefits. Sounds like a good situation all around!
Thank you for your sweet comment, Tanya. Trying to pack up and move with a broken foot was indeed challenging. My foot has almost healed and I'm now in real shoes which makes life much easier. I do think that we will truly love our house as time passes.
Welcome home Karen! I'm so happy to hear from you. Are you all healed up now? Congratulations on the house selling and moving. I'm sure leaving was hard. I also know the feeling of not loving your new home. When we moved from MN (a house I LOVED) back to Chicago to be closer to family, we definitely sacrificed on the house. I know your feeling well, but yes, sometimes we have to be practical. And you will make many, many new fabulous memories in the new house. I look forward to sharing them virtually through your writing!
Good luck with your new home. We have moved houses so many times (and countries) that I have lost count. Five houses ago I swore I was never going to move house again and this was where I was going to end my days. Now in France I really mean that,, never again!.
Your comment gave me a real smile, Diane as it seems we have had similar experiences. We built a home in Key Largo, Florida years back and at the time I said it was going to be the home I died in. That was four homes ago. 😀 Thank you for your nice wish.
Wow. Your new house is beautiful. Congrats. It really is such a stressful thing to move. You'll make it home soon. My parents just recently downsized in both land and house size and they've never been happier. I just made your sausage and cannelloni bean recipe again last night and I cannot thank you enough 🙂 May you have many happy years in the new place.
Congratulations on your move, Karen! I've never made a major move and I have a feeling it takes a fair amount of perseverance and flexibility. I'm sure your new home will feel like home soon!
Thank you for your wish, Laura. You are so correct about flexibility and perseverance when moving. As we finish unpacking, our new house is starting to feel like home.
Your new home is as beautiful I it's newness as your former one was in it's historical – ness, I know it was a huge job and then with your injury – it probably took what seems like 2 lifetimes to get done. I cannot wait to see how you decorate for Christmas! I love your decorations last year so I know you will have spectacular decorations this one as well!
Hi Lorraine, Thank you for your compliment on our home. We've thankfully opened and put away about 60 of those boxes. It gets more challenging to find places for everything with each box that is left.
Thanks, Plumdirt. I know you've gone through a move recently as well.
I really do think we made the right decision Dawn. Even though there will be much that we will miss about New England, feet upon feet of snow will not be one of them. I'll be very pleased to share photos with you when our new home has been turned into a home. Thank you for your lovely comment.
There's nothing like surrounding yourself with your own things to make a house your home. I myself hate the extremes in weather, but as you've lived in Florida before and raised children there, you're not likely to have any problems. Enjoy your new home, Karen.
Hi Mary, I agree with you. The little things that we bring with us to each house we furnish definitely help create that warm familiarity that changes the house into a welcoming home. Thank you for your nice wish.
Thank you so much Debra for your kind thoughts. It was hard leaving our New England home but I do think we will be very happy in Vero Beach, especially after we start making new friends. You are so right, I think February might become our favorite month of the year. 😀 My foot is much better but I do still have to be careful for another month or so as it is still tender…thanks for asking.
So happy for your new adventures. Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy!
Hi Sheila, We are looking forward to this new adventure in our life. Thank you for your wish.
As a person who has moved regularly and steadily throughout her life, your full boxes are my own personal nightmare. On the other hand, it's fun to find places for the treasures you did decide would make the cut. Best wishes for a long and happy life in your new home, Karen!
Hi Stacy, You do know where I'm coming from. I hated leaving so many of my treasures behind but the ones we brought with us are all the more special now. Thank you for your nice wish.
Congratulations Karen. You've really accomplished A LOT in a short period of time and I'm so pleased for you. We are right in the middle of doing what you've already done – our house in the mountains sold several weeks ago and we're in the midst of packing and getting down to one house in Florida. The blending of two homes will be a big challenge, but I'm going to take it slow and make it work. Hope to get together one day with you when we both get settled.
I appreciate your kind wish, Sam. It is a big challenge when you are trying to blend two homes into one, especially when the styles are different so my thoughts are with you as you pack. I too hope that we will be able to get together in the near future…we have so much in common. Thank you.
"the house is slowly evolving into a home where we will feel comfortable and secure" — I'm glad to hear that, Karen.
While it will take some adjustment, as you say, I'm sure it will be wonderful not to have to worry about the harsh New England winters and cope with freezing temperatures.
Hi Grace, After last year's brutal winter, we decided it was time to head south. As each day passes and more of the boxes are unpacked, our new house is starting to feel like home. Thank you for your wish.
Karen, this will soon become a distant memory as new ones are made in your new "home." Just look how far you've come! Congrats!
Hi Kathryn, I know that you have dealt with moving and living with boxes and I appreciate you sweet thoughts. Thank you!
Hi Charlie, We are doing real well with the boxes…only about a dozen left. Our new home couldn't be more different but I think we will enjoy the change. My foot is much better, thank you so much for asking.
So pleased you are all moved into your new home. It looks lovely. We moved 96 boxes to Spain last year. Moved from 1350 square feet to 750 square feet. I had to get very creative in finding places for things. (This is our second downsize) Has your foot healed well?
Hi Darlene, Finding places for everything you bring with you is hard and I know your downsizing move to Spain was way more challenging than mine. My foot is still tender but is healing well, thank you.
Thank you for your wish, Rosa. You are right, moving has to be one of the most stressful things we do in our life.
Your new home is beautiful Karen but I can see how it's a bit of an adjustment. Such different a world you're having to transition into. You're right, it's family and friends though that matter in the big scheme and they will make that house a home!
Hi Chris, Our move has given us lots of changes to adjust to but I think in the long run we will be very happy. Thank you for your nice compliment about our home.
You have a lot of work ahead of you but I'm confident you can handle it. And you will make that house a home.
Hi Jane, We are making progress…each day some boxes disappear and the rooms are coming together. Thank you for your confidence, it is appreciated.
Dear Karen, how nice that you found a beautiful new home and that your move went smoothly and that you have started to settle in by now! Your new house looks like a beautiful new home and I can only imagine that you will transform it into one amazing place to live in!
Good luck with everything and a smashing start to a new chapter in your life!
Your new house is beautiful!! Enjoy it! We have also just moved into a new house and a new town!!
Hi Aletta, It sounds like we have a lot in common. Let's hope we both have a lot of happy moments in our new homes. I appreciate your nice compliment, thank you.
Thank you Nancy, I'm happy to know that you have enjoyed reading about our downsizing to a smaller home. I wish you all the best as you and Bill go through the same process.
We have many friends who now own a second home in Florida or Arizona, we'll definitely be taking advantage of some warm weather breaks with them. Will you have a small garden in Florida? My friends from Illinois sold their house and will summer in Wisconsin and winter in Arizona, they have some potted citrus trees which I can hardly wait to see in February. I am not looking forward to winter this year.
I can't wait to see what you'll do with your place, you have a lovely decorating style.
Hi Eva, I'm sure you will enjoy the visits with your friends when you want to escape the cold. I'll plant herbs in a small section of our back yard once our gutters are in place…not much room for anything else. Thank you for your lovely compliment about my decorating style. I'll definitely share photos of our home once we are a little more settled.
It was so interesting reading this post about making different decisions as the stages in our lives change! As I have recently turned 60, I realize my working days (for someone else at least) will end in 6 years and thus our income will change. We are making decisions now that will help us be able to make smart decisions down the road and not desperate decisions. But I am not ready to leave our acreage yet, and am hoping to stay for a minimum of 10 more years. I do know that we won't return to Iowa or Ohio where my husband and I are from, and God willing, we'll stay in the warmer southeastern region that we've fallen in love with 20 years ago.
Looking forward to seeing everything that you do with your lovely new home!
Exactly Roz, Our orchard was a lot of work and winters were very harsh to say the least. We want to spend more traveling and with our new home, we can lock the door and not worry. I'll definitely share more photos of our home once we get it decorated with art work on the walls, etc. Thank you for your lovely comment.
Thank you for your wish, Ksenia. You are right, winter in New England is something I won't miss but spring and fall is something else. The nice thing is that we can always go back for a visit.
A lovely post. In a few years, we'll be making the same decision. Downsizing isn't easy (especially when you start with such a huge house – wow!) but I'm sure it will all be worth it once you've moved it.
Thank you Beth, I'm glad that you enjoyed the post. Each day that we are in our new home, we are happy with our decision to downsize…it's so much easier to take care of.
Congratulations Karen, sounds like you guys put a lot of thought into the move, winters will now be a breeze.
Thank you Tandy, Decorating a home is always the fun part. I think we are making great progress with the boxes, only about a dozen left now. Although the last ones will be the hardest…trying to find places for everything can be a real challenge.
Thank you GG, for your nice wish. Moving to a town where you don't know anyone is a little hard but we think we will be very happy with our move once we are settled in and have our home decorated.
Your new home looks beautiful! I would choose Florida myself, since I'm more of a warm weather person!
Thank you for the compliment about our home Nancy. I'll miss the four seasons of New England but a warmer winter will be most welcome.
Excited to see the journey of your new home and all the memories you will share there!
Thank you Pamela, we are happy to be settling into our new home and are looking forward to new adventures.
Karen, John an I struggle with what we will do when he retires. Move or just travel to warmer places. It's such a big decision, and not always clear cut answers. I know you will love your new home and state!
Enjoy your new home! The last time we moved Judy had to do the house hunting on her own. When she saw our current house she made an offer first and called me later.
Congratulations on being moved in, Karen. And enjoy the process of making this new home truly yours.
I appreciate your nice wish, Jean…thank you. I'm looking forward to the day when I have the house just right for the two of us.
I know you will make your new home a lovely place. Vero Beach is a great area. We have loved living in Florida part time for the past 10 years. Even though we will be selling our house, we will still return each winter and rent somewhere. Love the way your house looks with all of the landscaping.
I was smiling as I was reading this, Karen, because I've gone through all those emotions as well. When you're a true nester and your surroundings are really important to you, there is so much to consider when moving. It really is best to let the head rule sometimes though and congratulations on a great move and easier lifestyle. Florida is so beautiful!
Hi Robyn, I can't believe how much we have in common both in our lives and cooking…even our mother's silverware. Yes, I do think that our surroundings play a big role in our happiness. We wanted to make sure that wherever we decided to settle that we would feel comfortable and I believe Vero Beach was the right decision for us. Thank you so much for stopping by and sweet comment.
I'm late getting to this — been on vacation the last month. Anyway, congrats on the move! Lotta stress, I know. We've moved a bunch, too — just counted up, and we're on our 13th address since we've been married. Longest we stayed at any one address was 11 years. And we ended up moving 3 times in ~2 years before we landed at our current location!
Thank you Juliana for your very lovely compliment…it is much appreciated. This house will be decorated very differently from our last home. I'll share photos in the coming months of our new look.
Wishing you all the very best in your new home. with your decorating skills, once you have unpacked and everything is in its place I know your home will be just gorgeous, I am looking forward to seeing photos.
Congratulations on the move as well as the sale of your NH home. You're NH home was so lovely and unique but you have such a wonderful eye for style that I'm betting your new home will be stunning. Oh, the unpacking part…I do hope that's going well.
I keep looking at homes – not a distance move but something smaller and maybe a little closer to the city but seriously, I just have not been very impressed with what's on the market in the Boston area for smaller homes.
I haven't been tracking the hurricane that closely but I certainly hoping that you weren't affected.
Hi Diane, We were happy that our home sold quickly as our new one in Florida was patiently waiting for us to move in. I believe we are going to be very happy, we certainly didn't need such a large home for just two people. Thank you for your nice wish. We were lucky that the hurricane stayed off the coast and didn't affect us.
Congratulations on your move and new home in Florida, Karen! Since you once lived there you and your husband will adjust quickly to the weather and lifestyle. You can always travel during the hot humid weather in the middle summer months. A friend of mine that lives in Coral Gardens, FL, rents a house upstate NY during the summer to escape the heat.
Thank you Pat, for your wish. I think adjusting to the lifestyle won't be much of a problem. Getting used to the humidity in summer will be a little harder but as you say, we can always travel to cooler locations then. I've enjoyed keeping up with your new life in Colorado and I know that being close to your family has to be so nice.
WOW! The house looks gorgeous! It's such an awesome news! Congrats, Karen!
Hi Debbie, I totally agree with you. February will probably become our favorite month of the year now that we are living in Florida. 😀 Thank you for your nice wish.
Home is where the heart is, and I know you will make this one as warm and welcoming as your last. My, but what a change. It really sounds like you made some smart and well thought-out decisions. We've been dealing with a beast of a remodel for over a year now, and so I do envy you your home! Enjoy the sunshine and get those boxes unpacked!
Hi Adri, I appreciate your sweet comment…thank you. Your remodel has been more like a total rebuild. Hang in there as the end result will make it all worthwhile, I'm sure.
Thank you for your kind words and wish, Jo. I like both yours and your friends thoughts about our home. Each day that passes, our house is feeling more like home as it slowly comes together.
Congratulations to you and your husband! What a beautiful home! I can understand why it was so hard to move from your lovely home, but 100 inches of snow would be sending me south that's for sure.
Thank you MJ, for your nice compliment about our home. You are right, last winter's snow has many New Englanders thinking about heading south.
Congratulations on your new home and your decision to move! I actually always somewhat secretly dream of living on a apple orchard, but I probably wouldn't want to do it forever! It sounds like you made a very good decision.
I'm so excited for you!! Your new home looks beautiful and, with your decorating abilities, you're going to turn this house in something spectacular! As you may know, I 'took the summer off' (although I hadn't planned to…) from both blogging and 'following' – but I'm back now and so happy to 'hear' about your news!!! Wishing you all the best!!
Thank you so much Cecile, for your kind words…they are much appreciated. Welcome back to the blogging world…I've been missing a lot as well with this move.
The rule of thumb in our family is that when you get the last box from your previous move unpacked, it is time to move again. Your new home looks beautiful, but I am sure you will miss your yellow farmhouse.
Your comment made me laugh Darryl. When we were packing up our basement, I had boxes from our previous move that had never been opened. 😀 We will indeed miss our pretty yellow farmhouse, we thought it was very special. Thank you for your nice compliment.
Wow! What a post! We have been thinking of downsizing and moving to a place without such a huge yard (no apple orchard though!). We bought a new home many years ago and later sold it to move into this rambling, late 50's ranch style home. We often reminisce about the new home and how easy it was to maintain. I can tell that you are already settling in and will be so very happy to experience a Florida winter!
Hi Deb, I'm glad that you enjoyed the post…thank you. There really is something to be said about a new home. We can lock up our house, travel and never worry about frozen pipes again. The association even takes care of all the landscaping, including the sprinkler systems so no worries.
Moving to new home opens new perspectives. It is like having new life. All the happiness tour new home.
I like your sentiments about a new home Sartenada. Thank you so much for your kind wish.
Hi Laila, Yes…sometimes the voice of reason needs to be heeded and in the end it makes perfect sense. Thank you for your lovely thoughts, they are much appreciated.
Thank you Amy, for your kind wish. I'm glad that you like my thinking. My husband and I believe we will be very happy in Florida even though we will miss New England.
Congratulations on that big move! And the big lifestyle change. I'll really look forward to hearing about getting settled. We did that last year, downsized from our home of 25 years and I love everything about our new place. So much fun starting over.
I hope you will be very happy in your new home!
Hi Zirkie, I appreciate your visit and nice wish…thank you!
CONGRATULATIONS! It's such a great news! I wish you all the best in your new home!
Thank you Marcela, My husband and I think we will really enjoy our new home. Thank you for your nice wish.
Thank you Gloria, for your lovely wish.
I hope you enjoy your new home and the fabulous Florida weather!
Thank you Ladyfi, for your wish. While we will miss New England, we think we are really going to enjoy our new Florida home.
It's soooo cheesy to say 'home is where the heart is' but it's so true! All changes appear daunting and then have so many silver linings it's amazing. All the best with your new home and your new sunny humid life!
Moving is such an emotional journey. Getting from A to B is never easy, but how wonderful is a fresh change & a clean start. I remember your wonderful home & beautiful details. I've no doubt that your Florida home will bring a new wave of freshness & creativity with it too.


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Homeowners in Bristol are known for falling in love not only with their century-old abodes, but with the history that comes along with them. Some take to the library, researching ancient property records and census data to decode a home's past; others take the word of local historians and embrace that truth. But when Tim Sweeney and Erich Haslehurst bought a ca. 1833 Doric Greek Revival in Bristol in 2010, the history of the home was intensely personal and anything but a mystery.
Located in the heart of Bristol's downtown seaport village just three blocks from the town's picturesque harbor and steps from Bristol Town Common, the home became a labor of love for the couple who purchased it from Tim's family. Naturally, Tim and Erich were eager to continue the home's legacy of staying in family hands, but its style, charm and locale were equally alluring. "We both love history and architecture and really enjoy making our house our home, with respect to its intended nature," says Tim.
Erich, a sales manager at Rustigian Rugs in Providence's Fox Point neighborhood, has a background in design. He says he is inspired every day from the wonderful textiles in which he's surrounded. He's equally inspired by the talented interior designers and architects from around the region that he works alongside to make each house a home. "A typical day can have me out at several people's homes – all different – and each one special," adds Erich.
The two sought wall colors from two distinct Benjamin Moore color collections. The first was from its "Historical Colors" palette featuring 174 time-honored colors inspired by shades found in 18th and 19th century architecture. These "classic, inviting hues" are Benjamin Moore's most popular. The second was the new Williamsburg Collection, derived from classic American design and based on original pigments developed more than 250 years ago. The color collection was created to embody "where trend meets tradition" while being historic, contemporary and versatile.
The couple chose a rich "Governors Gold" juxtaposed with "Ewing Blue" on the ceiling for the front entry hall, a warm "Wedgewood Grey" for the main parlor, soothing "Providence Olive" for the living room, enticing "Monticello Rose" for the dining room, brilliant "Dorset Gold" for the kitchen and cool "Whipple Blue" in rear entry halls, one of which honors Bristol's legendary Independence Day Parade with memorabilia from throughout the decades. To make each shade pop, all the trim throughout is a pure bright, semi-gloss white.
The couple credits the home's high ceilings, natural flow, deliberate color scheme and interior design with conveying the illusion of more space than actually there. "We love to keep the lights dim at night and use candles and create a calm atmosphere that is comfortable for folks to relax and forget about what's going on outside," explains Tim.
But it's hard for the two to forget about outside, nor do they want to. "We are steps away in either direction from the waterfront and both enjoy leisurely running along the East Bay Bike Path and Colt State Park or throughout the breathtaking landscapes of Mount Hope Farm" says Tim, a proud native Bristolian.


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Q: Print all subexpressions of a logical expression by omitting one condition each time Using perl, i would like to print all subexpressions that I can get by omitting exactly one of the conditions in the main expression.
So if this is the input: C1 and C2 and C3 and C4
This should be the output (the order also matters, i want to omit the first element, then the second etc.):
C2 and C3 and C4 (first element missing)
C1 and C3 and C4 (second element missing)
C1 and C2 and C4 (third element missing)
C1 and C2 and C3 (fourth element missing)
Note that my expressions only use AND as conjunctions. I know how to split the original expression into conditions:
my @CONDITIONS = split( / and /, $line );
I also know I could do what I want using two nested loops and some if/else to properly handle the conjunction placements, BUT i'm quite sure a more elegant perl solution is out there. But for the life of me i cannot figure it out on my own. Basicaly what i'm asking is if there is a way how to join an array without the i-th element.

A: i like your Problem. Based on your expected output comes my solution:
my $string = "C1 and C2 and C3 and C4";
my @split = split / and /, $string;

for my $counter (0..$#split) {
  print join ' and ', grep { $_ !~ /$split[$counter]/ } @split;
  print "\n";
}

Explain:
The magic here is the grep which only greps the entries of @split which does not contain the part which is at the current index of the loop. For example we start at index 0:
# $counter == 0
# $split[$counter] contains C1
# grep goes through @split and only takes the parts of @split
# which does not contain C1, because its inside $split[$counter]
#
# the next loop set $counter to 1
# $split[$counter] contains C2 now and the
# grep just grep again only the stuff of @split which does not contain C2
# that way, we just take the parts of @split which are not at the current loop
# position inside @split :)

EDIT:
note that my stuff does not work with Strings with duplicate entries:
my $string = "C1 and C2 and C3 and C4 and C4";

Output:
C2 and C3 and C4 and C4
C1 and C3 and C4 and C4
C1 and C2 and C4 and C4
C1 and C2 and C3
C1 and C2 and C3

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Q: How can I parse REST service response? I have set up my REST service and it works fine. This is the response that I get from the service is shown in the figure:

How can I parse this type of request in my WPF application?

A: Well, there are a number of ways. You could use XmlReader, load it into an XmlDocument, and more.
The former of those options exposes a constructor that accepts an input stream and an XmlReaderSettings instance.
But how is this response returned? If you showed us some code, or provided a little more information then you might find we have different approaches that are more appropriate.

A: The response you have there is seemingly an XML structure that contains publisher information.  As for parsing it you have a number of options however all of these require/prefer you to have the schema for the resulting XML.

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*Use the Visual Studio XSD tool to create schema classes in your project.  Once you have these you can then deserialise the XML into an object.  You can then use the object within your WPF application.

*Use XmlDocument to load the XML then use xPath queries to extract the data you need.

*Use XDocument (linq to XML) to load the XML then use LINQ style queries to extract the data you need.

Personally, I would use option 1 - It does require a schema (the other options don't technically need one) but it does give you objects which IMHO are much easier to maintain and use than xpath/linq queries.
It is also worth mentioning that depending on how the service reference was added to the client (and how the service exposes itself) you may already have this XML class bound into the client service reference.  As an example you service reference in the client may allow you to do this:
PublisherInfo pi = myServiceClient.GetPublisherInfo();

In which case all the conversion from XML to PublisherInfo is handled for you.  I am guessing that the sample XML above was obtain by calling the service in a browser, therefore the conversion to PublisherInfo obviously doesn't happen as this would occur within the client code.

A: Why do you need to parse it, why don't you use the classes generated by Visual Studio when you add the reference of your service to the WPF project?
If you really want to parse it, use the Xml libraries mentioned in the other answers


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Church Street Health Management–Small Smiles Dental, now Arcaptia Bank files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy…Ahhh….Maaaan,
I'm broken hearted, probably won't sleep for weeks worrying about how many virgins await these assholes in bankruptcy court hell. Evidently physically and emotionally abusing and traumatizing children isn't as profitable as Arcapita was told, I don't reckon. First Islamic Bank, Arcapita, it doesn't really matter what they name the company, crime just doesn't pay. ACAS, next? According to the "chatter" in the court room last Thursday in Nashville, ACAS holds "Senior" debt of this boondoggle. (oops, I used that word, "chatter" again. They don't like that word… lol..dangit, if they would quit chatting, there wouldn't be so much "chatter" now would there!! Just saying… Sheila, think about it… think of all the times you've been out and about talking this crap…you just never know who is listening!)
Man, this filing should be interesting!! Sharia Law; Virgins; Allah; Jihad – no telling what all will be listed. LOL
The Smile Behind Small Smiles
Atif A. Abdulmalik
Arcapita's Chapter 11 Petition
Arcapita Files for Bankruptcy Protection as Debt Talks Fail
By Arif Sharif and Tiffany Kary - Mar 19, 2012 10:48 AM CT Mon Mar 19 15:48:28 GMT 2012
Arcapita Bank BSC, the owner of Irish power utility Viridian Group Ltd., filed for bankruptcy in the U.S. after failing to reach an agreement with creditors on a $1.1 billion loan due this month.
Arcapita, formerly known as First Islamic Investment Bank, and five affiliates sought Chapter 11 protection today in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan, listing more than $1 billion in both debts and assets. Arcapita's board approved the process "to protect their business and assets and implement a comprehensive restructuring," the Manama, Bahrain-based private-equity firm said in an e-mailed statement today.
The bankruptcy filing is a "logical step by the company to protect its foreign investments and from individual creditors going after the company's assets in Europe, the U.S. and Asia," Serge Lioutyi, a London-based distressed debt trader at Citigroup Global Markets Ltd. said in an e-mail today. It "will help the company focus on reaching a consensual agreement with creditors rather than worrying about individual claims."
Arcapita is among companies in Bahrain that have sought protection to restructure liabilities after the global credit crisis cut their access to the debt market and as asset prices declined. Awal Bank BSC, a Bahrain-based wholesale bank, filed for Chapter 11 in October 2010, while Gulf Finance House BSC reached an agreement with a group of banks led by WestLB AG on a new two-year $100 million Islamic loan.
Failed Refinancing
The costs to insure Bahrain's debt against default fell two basis points to 365 today, according to credit default swap data from CMA, which is owned by CME Group Inc. and compiles prices quoted by dealers in the privately negotiated market.
Arcapita's efforts to refinance the $1.1 billion loan were hurt by the euro-zone debt crisis and the bank held talks with lenders to extend the facility by three years, Arcapita said in the statement. "The actions of certain non-bank creditors have precluded Arcapita from reaching such a consensual resolution before the March 28th maturity date," it said.
The Central Bank of Bahrain was listed as the largest creditor, with a $255.1 million claim tied to a bank loan. Commerzbank AG has a $164.7 million claim also related to a loan and National Bank of Bahrain has a $132.3 million claim. Bahrain's central bank said it was monitoring the case.
'Asset Disposal'
The Chapter 11 provisions will allow Arcapita's board and management to operate their business and "decisions related to asset disposal will also remain with Arcapita," it said. The company manages about $7.4 billion and its investments include those in Viridian and U.S.-based Falcon Gas Storage Co.
Royal Bank of Scotland Plc is chairing a coordinating committee of lenders that is negotiating the terms of the restructuring, a person familiar with the plan said Feb. 27. Arcapita raised the facility in April 2007 at a margin of 85 basis points over the London Interbank Offered Rate, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Barclays Capital, Standard Chartered Plc (STAN) and WestLB AG helped arrange the loan.
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP and Linklaters LLP are Arcapita's legal advisers, while NM Rothschild & Sons Ltd. is the financial adviser, according to the statement.
The case is Arcapita Bank BSC, 12-11076, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
To contact the reporters on this story: Arif Sharif in Dubai at asharif2@bloomberg.net; Tiffany Kary in New York at tkary@bloomberg.net
Arcapita Files for Bankruptcy Protection as Debt Talks Fail – Bloomberg
No wonder "Curly" was pacing the floors and had "blowfish" tourette's, at the Federal Building in Nashville last week. His name is really Paul Ferdinands, you can see how he got his nickname. I had nicknames for everyone. He told "old loud dude", he was "Special Regulatory Counsel" out of Atlanta, with King and Spalding, "there for" Arcaptia. Guess you have to decide for yourself what "there for" means.
Taki Usmani, Shariah Compliant Finance Advisor for Arcapita. I think they might have let ole Taki go, being Arcaptia is in the business of dentistry and all.
Bahrain's Arcapita Bank files for bankruptcy protection in US after refinancing bid fails
Arcapita, a Bahraini Investment Firm, Files for Bankruptcy
Arcapita Bank B.S.C. Board of Directors:
Mohammed Abdulaziz Al-Johain
Abdulaziz Hamad Al-Jomaihhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Thani
Aamer Abdul Jail Al Fahim
Abdullah Abdullatif Al-Fozan
Ibrahim Yusuf Alghanim
Abdulrahman Abdulaziz Al-Muhanna
Ghazi Fahad Alnafisi
Juanidi Hj Masri
Sheikh Jassim Hamad Jassim J. Al-Thani (Qatar)
Sheikh Khalid bin Thani bin Abdullah Al-Thani (Qatar)
According to Wikipedia Sheikh Khalid bin Thani bin Abdullah Al-Thani, one of the board members of Arcaptia Bank helped Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (KSM)in 1996 avoid capture by the US. The 911 Commission Report says Mohammed was the "prinicpal architect of the 9/11 attacks." Sheikh Khalid bin Thani bin Abdullah Al-Thani, was the Qatari Minister of Religious Affairs at that time.
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English singer and songwriter Sam Smith revealed that they were banned from all the dating apps they tried to sign up for. They said most apps thought they were catfishing.
The singer revealed that despite their busy careers, they have always been able to date. Smith was recently seen packing on the PDA with designer Christian Cowan.
Why was Sam Smith 'kicked' off dating apps?
The "Stay With Me" singer revealed this during an interview ET Canada that they have always been able to date, but have never had success with online dating.
Smith revealed that some online dating apps have kicked them off their platforms after they were mistaken for a catfish account.
"I've never done Grindr," they said. "I did Tinder once; I think I'm off Tinder. They dumped me on Hinge because they thought it wasn't me."
Smith admitted they didn't check their profiles, saying, "I should have done that." They explained that despite their busy music careers and bad experiences with dating apps, they've "always been able to date."
According to Sam Smith, their dog Velma taught them how to love
Smith, 30, revealed that their dog, Velma, changed their outlook on life and love. "He taught me to love," the singer said ET Canada.
Smith added: "I really feel like I don't love anyone outside of my family and friends and stuff… it really taught me that. Anyway, I miss you a lot, I haven't seen you in a long time.
The "Unholy" singer also stated that if they were ever allowed back on online dating platforms, they would dedicate their profiles to Velma's dog.
Smith's dog, Velma, also has two siblings; turtles named pepper and nutmeg.
The singer was spotted with top designer Christian Cowan
The hitmaker was recently spotted cozying up to designer Christian Cowan in New York. Smith was billed to appear on "SNL" and was pictured walking arm-in-arm with the New York designer. Page six.
Before that, Smith and Cowan were seen together at a tattoo shop.
An artist posted a picture of Smith and Cowan with some friends and captioned it: "I couldn't believe it at first when I got an email saying Sam Smith wanted a tattoo from me. Back in the day I thought it was just a hoax… One of my proudest moments as a tattoo artist!"
The couple was first seen together in December at the White House, during the signing of the Respect for Marriage Act.
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The Grammy-winning singer has made it her goal to keep their relationship and romantic relationships under wraps. GQ Magazine. After pointing out that they like to be alone and sometimes push themselves to meet other people, Smith noted that they don't have a problem with dating, but prefer to keep it a secret.
In the prestigious fashion magazine, Smith was asked if an attraction to drama adds to the "actual experience of falling in love."
Smith replied: "Strangely enough, no. I think I've been incredibly lucky in this area. Over the past few years, as I've become more confident in my own skin, I've received a lot of wonderful romantic attention. It was incredible. I'm so open to it. And I know what I want, I know who I am, and I'm excited about it."
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The men who killed Bonnie & Clyde – images you may not have seen before……
Jan 24, 2016 Nick Knight
In the book, Ambush, Ted Hinton recalled what he saw when Clyde Champion Barrow and Bonnie Parker were shot and killed outside Sailes, Bienville Parish, Louisiana when they were ambushed by police.
"I see her falling out of the open door, a beautiful and petite young girl who is soft and warm, with hair carefully fixed, and I smell a light perfume against the burned-cordite smell of gunpowder, the sweet and unreal smell of blood," Hinton recollected.
The famous couple met their fate on May 23, 1934, as the grand conclusion of one of the most spectacular manhunts in history.
Barrow was a suspect in multiple killings, and he was wanted on charges of murder and robbery as well as state charges for kidnapping.
Clyde met Bonnie Parker in January 1930 in Texas. When they met, Bonnie was 19 and married, but her husband was in prison after a murder conviction.
LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Ted Hinton, Prentiss Oakley and B.M. "Maney" Gault
SITTING: Bob Alcorn, Henderson Jordan and Frank Hamer.
Clyde, who was 21, wasn't married. However, soon after meeting Bonnie, he was sent to jail for burglary.
Using a gun Bonnie smuggled to him, Clyde escaped. He was later recaptured and returned to prison.
Paroled in February 1932, he resumed his relationship with Bonnie, and they headed out to live a life of crime.
The couple were wanted for auto theft, and by the time of their deaths they were believed to have committed several burglaries and robberies as well as 13 murders.
Barrow was suspected of killing two policemen in Joplin, Missouri, and of kidnapping a couple in rural Louisiana then releasing them in Waldo, Texas.
There were several sightings that followed, which linked this pair with multiple bank robberies and auto thefts.
He was said to have murdered a man in Hillsboro, Texas; murdered a sheriff and wounded a second in Stringtown, Oklahoma; kidnapped a deputy in Carlsbad, New Mexico; robbed businesses in Dallas and Lufkin, Texas; stole a car in Victoria, Texas; tried to kill a deputy in Wharton, Texas; robbed and murdered in Abilene and Sherman, Texas; killed a man in Dallas, Texas; abducted the chief of police and a sheriff in Wellington, Texas; and committed murders in Columbia and Joplin, Missouri.
Over a dozen guns and several thousand rounds of ammunition (including 100 20-round BAR magazines) were in the perforated Ford.
On a rural road in Bienville Parish, Louisiana, Bonnie and Clyde were ambushed by police officers on May 23, 1934.
The couple were out during daylight and shot by four Texas officers, B.M. "Manny" Gault, Ted Hinton, Bob Alcorn, and Frank Hamer, and two Texas officers, Prentiss Morel Oakley and Henderson Jordan. With the approval of Governor Ferguson, Hamer was persuaded to accept the job to hunt down the Barrow Gang.
According to Hamer's account, he was commissioned as a Texas Highway Patrol officer and then seconded into the state prison system as a special investigator who was placed in charge of finding Barrow and his gang.
Hamer accepted the assignment but complained about the salary being only $180 per month, which was half the price of his regular pay.
It was emphasized that Hamer would collect his fare percentage of the reward money and would be allowed to take what he wanted from the Barrow Gang's possessions when they were caught.
Set to do the job, Hamer examined Barrow's movement pattern to learn he made a wide circle through the Midwest and skirting state borders along the way so he could take advantage of state line dictums.
Former Texas Ranger who "got" Bonnie & Clyde.
He found that the Barrow circle had its anchors in Dallas, Texas; Joplin, Missouri, and northwest Louisiana with some wider arcs that permitted bank robberies.
The next couple of months were busy with banks in Poteau, Oklahoma; Lancaster, Texas; and Stuart, Everly, Rembrandt, and Knierim, Iowa all being robbed by the gang, which included Henry Methvin, an Eastham escapee who had become Clyde's protégé.
Four posse members from Texas were in Shreveport, La., when they learned that Bonnie and Clyde were heading with Methvin to Bienville Parish that evening.
Barrow had designated Methvin's parents' home as a rendezvous in the event they became separated, and Methvin did separate from the couple in Shreveport.
B.M. "Maney" Gault and Frank Hamer examine some of Clyde's boom sticks. Photo Credit
The full posse set up an ambush along Louisiana State Highway 154 just south of Gibsland, near Sailes. Hinton's recount had the group in place by 9 p.m. on the 21st and said they waited throughout the entire day on the 22nd with no sign of Bonnie and Clyde. Other accounts say they set up the evening of the 22nd. It was about 9:15 a.m. on May 23 when the officers, who were hidden in the bushes and almost ready to give up, heard the stolen Ford V8 driven by Barrow approaching at high speed.
The official report filed by the posse had Barrow stopping to speak with Methvin's father, who had been planted there earlier that morning with his truck to be a distraction to Barrow and to force him into the other lane and closer to the posse.
The lawmen then opened fire to release about 130 rounds.
Probably before given any order to do so, Oakley fired first, hitting Barrow in the head and killing him instantly.
Hinton reported that he heard Bonnie screaming as she realized Clyde was dead and before they opened fire on her.
The officers then emptied all their arms firing at the car. Just one of the many wounds suffered by the couple would have proven fatal.
According to researchers, Bonnie and Clyde were shot more than 50 times each, but others said it was more like 25 per corpse for a total of 50.
Highway Patrolman on left beside Sheriff Smoot Schmid,inspects the Barrow "death car"
while Frank Hamer (on the right, with his back to the camera) talks with other officials. Photo Credit
In Dr. J.L. Wade's 1934 report, he listed 17 entrance wounds on Clyde's body and 26 on Bonnie's. Wade was the parish coroner.
The report indicated several headshots on each, including one that had completely snapped Clyde's spinal column.
The undertaker, C.F. "Boots" Bailey, indicated he had a difficult time embalming the two bodies because of all the bullet holes in them.
The officers were temporarily deafened from all the gun fire.
They inspected Clyde's Ford and found an arsenal of weapons, including sawed-off semi-automatic shotguns, stolen semi-automatic rifles, assorted handguns, several thousands of rounds of ammunition, and 15 sets of license plates for various states.
News about the ambush traveled quickly after the officers drove into town to call their bosses.
The ambush site ended up the place for a crowd gathering, and the two officers who were left to guard the bodies lost control of the crowd.
Ted Hinton (left) in later years with the Death Car. Photo Credit
In the melee of the crowd, one woman cut off bloody locks of Bonnie's hair as well as pieces of her dress that were later sold as souvenirs.
When Hinton returned, he found a man trying to cut off Clyde's trigger finger and became sickened by what he saw.
The coroner said when he arrived on the scene he saw people collecting souvenirs, such as bloody pieces of the couple's clothing, shell casings, glass slivers from car windows, and more.
He said even one man had an open pocket knife and had reached into the car in an attempt to cut off Clyde's left ear.
Stacks of plates were also found. Photo Credit
The coroner had Hamer get people away from the car and take control of the circus that had formed.
The Ford car, along with the two bodies, was towed to Conger Furniture Store and Funeral Parlor, which was in downtown Arcadia.
Bailey did the preliminary embalming in a small preparation room in the back of the store.
The town's population was estimated to have grown from 2,000 people to 12,000 people within 24 hours.
People arrived by plane, horseback, buggy, and plane.
The price of beer rose from 15 cents to 25 cents per bottle and ham sandwiches quickly sold out. Henry Barrow identified his son's body then sat in a rocking chair in the furniture section to weep.
H.D. Darby, who was a young undertaker in Ruston at the McClure Funeral Parlor and Sophia Stone, a home demonstration agent from Ruston, came to identify the bodies as well.
They had been kidnapped by the gang on April 27, 1933, in Ruston and were later released near Waldo, Arkansas.
Parker supposedly laughed when she discovered Darby was an undertaker and she said maybe one day he would work on her dead body. Darby helped Bailey with the embalming process.
Nick Knight is one of the authors writing for The Vintage News
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Having a baby in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) can be an anxiety-inducing and exhausting experience for families, but there are things parents can do to help navigate the experience and ease some of the stress of the situation. Families should familiarize themselves with the policies and procedures of the hospital, including visitation rules and safety measures.
Talking with The Bump, Pradeep N. Mally, MD, director of the Division of Neonatology at Hassenfeld Children's Hospital at NYU Langone and associate professor in the Department of Pediatrics, recommends that families participate in patient rounds. "It really helps parents emotionally so they don't feel helpless."
Another pro tip? Depending on your baby's condition, you can still partake in skin-to-skin care, which has benefits for your child's health and wellness. "As soon as we think the patient is stable enough—even if they're on a ventilator—we encourage skin-to-skin care, for both Mom and Dad," Dr. Mally says.
Parents should also make sure to take advantage of hospital resources to learn about their baby's condition, receive support with breastfeeding, or access parent support groups.
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