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Kevin Sessums
@kevsessums
Kevin Sessums is the author of the New York Times bestseller Mississippi Sissy, a memoir of his childhood. He was executive editor of Andy Warhol's Interview magazine and a contributing editor of Vanity Fair and Allure. He is a contributing editor of Parade. His new memoir, I Left It on the Mountain, will be published by St. Martins Press.
Joan Rivers's Ex-Manager Dishes
Billy Sammeth was fired as a manager by both Rivers and Cher. In a freewheeling interview, he tells his side of the story.
Cynthia Nixon Bares All
The Sex and the City star returns to her Broadway roots in Wit. She talks to Kevin Sessums about the play, her own bout with cancer, why everyone gives bisexuals such a hard time—and what determines being gay in the first place.
Ellen Barkin's New Beginning
The Chameleon
Barkin talks to Kevin Sessums about her new film, 'Another Happy Day'—and her boyfriend.
Broadway's Comeback Kid
Acclaimed playwright Jon Robin Baitz talks about his lauded new play, 'Other Desert Cities,' his crash-and-burn experience with 'Brothers and Sisters' on TV, David Mamet's turn to the right, Rob Lowe's graciousness, and other matters theatrical and personal.
Neil Patrick Harris Hosts the Tonys
Mr. Showbiz
He's only 38, but he has one of the most diverse careers in the business. As he prepares to host the Tonys on Sunday, Harris talks to Kevin Sessums about musicals, coming out, and fatherhood.
Kathleen Turner's New Broadway High
The critical darling is back with a daring play about meth and gay sex. She tells Kevin Sessums about her own struggles with substance abuse and why she never thought she was sexy.
Elizabeth Taylor Interview About Her AIDS Advocacy
Fourteen years after Kevin Sessums spoke to Elizabeth Taylor about her AIDS activism, he offers never-before-seen outtakes from the fun, feisty interview—from her secret about James Dean to why she never wrote a memoir. Plus, Valentino, Diane von Furstenberg, and writers and AIDS activists remember the late Hollywood queen's advocacy.
Published Mar. 23, 2011
Pablo Schreiber on His New Off-Broadway Play
The younger brother of Tony Award-winner Liev Schreiber proves that talent runs in the family. He talks to Kevin Sessums about passing out onstage and not knowing his brother until he was 16.
Brian Bedford Interviewed on The Importance of Being Earnest
The acclaimed English actor Brian Bedford, who is playing Lady Bracknell in a new production of The Importance of Being Earnest, talks to Kevin Sessums about Oscar Wilde, playing opposite Gielgud—and what he wears under his dress.
Michelle Williams on Her Film, Blue Valentine
The Oscar-nominated star of Blue Valentine talks to Kevin Sessums about her NC-17 sex scene, playing Marilyn Monroe, and how Nightline distorted her comments on Heath Ledger.


On Wednesday 12 Sep the STI bottomed at 3102.73. Using the Elliott Wave Principle, the predicted bottom was 3103. As if by magic, the prediction was spot on. The STI is now on its way up, forming Subwave i of Wave 3 (red) with a breakaway gap.
I hope to see stronger upward momentum next week to confirm that it is truly a motive wave that is being formed.


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Niggas in Space > Half Baked > Starving American attempts to throw basket-ball.
Starving American attempts to throw basket-ball.
Trump tariffs mean no food in the US - famine?
You people are assholes. She's anorexic.
Originally posted by SpaceCakes That's not funny.
Join our army of skely-tons Fona!
The head is the last thing to go.
Even a hungry cannibal would probably take a raincheck on those two.


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Folk > Contemporary Folk > Contemporary Singer/Songwriter
Paradise Valley (2013)
John Mayer's 2013 album, the Americana-tinged Paradise Valley, is an introspective if somewhat more upbeat affair than his similarly country-inflected 2012 release, Born and Raised. With that album, Mayer was coming off a rough career patch that found him issuing a mea culpa for an infamously loose-lipped 2010 Rolling Stone interview. Making matters worse, in 2011 the singer/songwriter announced he would be going on extended hiatus from performing while he received treatment for granulomas found near his vocal cords. Subsequently, with Born and Raised, Mayer moved away from the commercial pop of 2010's Battle Studies and toward an intimate, largely acoustic, '70s Laurel Canyon-inspired sound with songs that featured plenty of apologetic soul-searching. Named after the Montana river valley where Mayer owns a cabin and spends much of his time when not touring, Paradise Valley continues in this more intimate country-folk style and often feels less like a stand-alone album and more like a companion piece to Born and Raised. Which isn't to say it's a lesser work. On the contrary, Paradise Valley actually hangs together better than Born and Raised, with songs that achieve a balance between Mayer's electric Eric Clapton influence and his softer James Taylor-inspired side. Although his self-imposed period of supplication seems to have ended, Mayer still has plenty of troubles on his mind. Whether comparing his life on the road to the life of an old girlfriend he webstalks online, as he does on "Dear Marie," or struggling with his wanderlust and inability to call one place home, as he does on "Badge and Gun," Mayer is clearly still struggling with some of life's bigger issues. As he sings to his old girlfriend on "Dear Marie," "Yeah I got that dream, but you got yourself a family." It's this knack for turning his personal worries into universally relatable ones that helps Mayer avoid coming off as too self-absorbed and entitled. It is also this ability that helps him finesse "Paper Doll" from simply being a nasty swipe at rumored onetime paramour Taylor Swift (Swift purportedly wrote the song "Dear John" after being dumped by Mayer) into a superbly crafted and gorgeous song about romancing someone more emotionally vulnerable than yourself. Elsewhere, Mayer delivers a soulful rendition of J.J. Cale's "Call Me the Breeze" -- the most straightforward blues cut on the album -- and delves into two synergistic duets, the first with on-and-off girlfriend Katy Perry on "Who You Love" and the second with R&B auteur Frank Ocean on "Wildfire." That Mayer fails to cite country legend Ernest Tubb as the inspiration for "You're No One 'Til Someone Lets You Down," which basically cribs the melody from Tubb's "Walking the Floor Over You," might seem more of an oversight if he hadn't made it so obvious from the start that he was clearly drawing from the deep well of country music's past on Paradise Valley. Ultimately, whether it's Tubb's honky tonk twang, or the twang of Mayer's own heart, the sound of Paradise Valley rings true. ~ Matt Collar, Rovi Read Less
John Mayer's 2013 album, the Americana-tinged Paradise Valley, is an introspective if somewhat more upbeat affair than his similarly country-inflected 2012 release, Born and Raised. With that album, Mayer was coming off a rough career patch that found him issuing a mea culpa for an infamously loose-lipped 2010 Rolling Stone interview. Making matters worse, in 2011 the singer/songwriter announced he would be going on extended hiatus from performing while he received treatment for granulomas found near his vocal cords. ... Read More
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Geographic variation in human papillomavirus vaccination uptake among young adult women in the United States during 2008-2010
Mahbubur Rahman, Tabassum H. Laz, Abbey Berenson
Very little is known about geographic variation in human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine uptake among young adult women in the US. To investigate this, we analyzed data from 12 US states collected through the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System between 2008 and 2010. Among 2632 young adult women (18-26 years old) who responded to HPV vaccine uptake questions, weighted vaccine initiation and completion rates were: 28.0% and 17.0% overall, 14.0% and 6.6% in the South, 28.7% and 19.3% in the Midwest/West, and 37.2% and 23.1% in the Northeast (P< 0.001), respectively. Log-binomial regression analysis showed that women living in the South were less likely to initiate (adjusted prevalence ratio (aPR) 0.71, 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.60-0.83) or complete (aPR 0.61, 95% CI, 0.53-0.71) the HPV vaccine series compared to women living in the Northeast. Interventions programs to improve HPV vaccine uptake in the Southern states are warranted.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.vaccine.2013.09.022
Papillomavirus Vaccines
geographical variation
Geographic variation
Immunology and Microbiology(all)
Rahman, M., Laz, T. H., & Berenson, A. (2013). Geographic variation in human papillomavirus vaccination uptake among young adult women in the United States during 2008-2010. Vaccine, 31(47), 5495-5499. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.vaccine.2013.09.022
Geographic variation in human papillomavirus vaccination uptake among young adult women in the United States during 2008-2010. / Rahman, Mahbubur; Laz, Tabassum H.; Berenson, Abbey.
In: Vaccine, Vol. 31, No. 47, 12.11.2013, p. 5495-5499.
Rahman, M, Laz, TH & Berenson, A 2013, 'Geographic variation in human papillomavirus vaccination uptake among young adult women in the United States during 2008-2010', Vaccine, vol. 31, no. 47, pp. 5495-5499. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.vaccine.2013.09.022
Rahman M, Laz TH, Berenson A. Geographic variation in human papillomavirus vaccination uptake among young adult women in the United States during 2008-2010. Vaccine. 2013 Nov 12;31(47):5495-5499. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.vaccine.2013.09.022
Rahman, Mahbubur ; Laz, Tabassum H. ; Berenson, Abbey. / Geographic variation in human papillomavirus vaccination uptake among young adult women in the United States during 2008-2010. In: Vaccine. 2013 ; Vol. 31, No. 47. pp. 5495-5499.
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You're invited to an unforgettable dinner with The New York Times Head of Product & Design Alex Rainert and The Product Guy Jeremy Horn. Enjoy an intimate conversation with Alex and Jeremy... an audience challenge, and curated connections over a healthy meal.
Alex Rainert has spent the past 19 years building teams and shipping products in a variety of creative and business environments — digital agencies, startups and large tech companies.
He co-founded a mobile + social app called dodgeball (acquired by Google in 2005); built and led the product team at Foursquare for four years as the company went from 15 to 150 people; and led design and product for two hardware companies in NYC - one in the health and fitness space and one in the smarthome space.
Alex is now Head of Product & Design at The New York Times, helping readers understand the world around them by connecting them to journalism worth paying through world class digital products.
Jeremy Horn is an award-winning, product management veteran with 2 decades of experience leading and managing product teams. Jeremy has held various executive and advisory roles, from founder of several start-ups to driving diverse organizations in online services, consumer products, and wearables.
As founder of The Product Group, he has created the largest product management meetup in the world (18k+ members in NYC) and hosts the annual awarding of The Best Product Person. Jeremy has been recognized as one of the Top 40 Influencers in Product Management.
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Everyone loves a vacation. But a recent study shows that women who take frequent getaways suffer less stress and depression, and report greater marital satisfaction.
The study, published in Wisconsin Medical Journal, reported on research conducted over five years with a random sampling of 1,500 women.
Women who took infrequent vacations, either once every two years or once every six years, had higher incidence of depression and tension. The majority of women in the study took one vacation per year.
"Women who take vacations more often have more relaxed time with their spouses, not thinking about daily home stresses, and thus the opportunity to renew their relationships," said Catherine A. McCarthy, Ph.D., from the Center for Human Genetics at the Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation in Wisconsin.


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Aiding Peace? The Role of NGOs in Armed Conflict; Bioethics and Armed Conflict: Moral Dilemmas of Medicine and War
Aiding Peace? The Role of NGOs in Armed Conflict
By Jonathan Goodhand
Lynne Rienner, 2006, 239 pp.
Bioethics and Armed Conflict: Moral Dilemmas of Medicine and War
By Michael L. Gross
MIT Press, 2006, 384 pp.
Reviewed by Lawrence D. Freedman
Although these two books cover quite different topics, they both address the tension between humanitarianism and warfare: how the norms that govern the behavior of those seeking to mitigate the harsher aspects of war are challenged by discretionary military operations, which often claim to serve a humanitarian purpose and in which the dividing line between the military and the civil is blurred. The involvement of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in contemporary conflicts, especially those taking place within weak states, has become one of those conflicts' notable features. NGOs attempt to mitigate the effects of conflict by providing relief, helping to develop a dialogue among belligerents, and setting in motion social and economic reconstruction. This is a long way from the past refusal of aid charities to acknowledge that they had any role in addressing the sources or the conduct of conflict; their humanitarian impulses can be compromised as they find themselves providing assistance that sustains conflict and gives sanctuary to the violent. Having spent time as a fieldworker in Afghanistan and Sierra Leone, Goodhand builds on his own experience by engaging in a thorough analysis of the literature on the subject. At times, his book suffers from trying to cover too many angles of the problem. Nonetheless, this is an important contribution and will be the starting point for further research. Goodhand demonstrates just how ideological this debate can become, with accusations about NGOs as agents of neoimperialism or meddlers in complex situations. He warns of the invariably political character of all notionally good works and describes the limits of NGOs' impact. He also demonstrates, however, that within those limits there are still useful contributions to be made.
It is only possible to hint at the range of topics covered by Gross' fascinating, challenging, and remorselessly unsentimental exploration of medical ethics in the midst of war. Is medicine a pacifist vocation, or at least ethically neutral between belligerents? Can the functions of wounding and of healing be truly separated in a military organization? What rights do soldiers have as patients, especially if they might return to battle or are enemy combatants? Should doctors get involved in the development of weapons that not only cause injury but also spread disease if this might deter others from doing the same? Gross outlines the established problems with the application of the principles of proportionality, necessity, and the combatant/noncombatant distinction in the medical field, and the new ones arising from irregular war and the advance of biomedical technology. Deep dilemmas tumble out of every page.
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Allan Donald has turned down the role as England bowling coach after informing the England and Wales Cricket Board he does not wish to take part in any forthcoming tours because of family reasons.
The South African was originally employed on a five-week contract in May which was then extended by the ECB to take in the ICC World Twenty20 which finished earlier this week in South Africa.
The 40-year-old was appointed to work alongside Kevin Shine and was involved in the final two Tests in the triumphant series against West Indies as well as the series defeat by India.
However, his influence seemed more profound on the one-day stage as England ended the summer with a fine NatWest Series win over a formidable Indian side.
Durham's Ottis Gibson has been chosen to fill in for the former Worcestershire player on the tour of Sri Lanka.
David Collier, the ECB chief executive, thanked Donald for his efforts since linking up with the side.


At first glance, Christina Martin's latest long-player Impossible to Hold seems to have almost been plucked out of a 1980s time-warp, throwing burbling synthesisers and arena chords out left, right and centre in an eclectic, endearing hodgepodge. It's an apt combination for the Canadian singer-songwriter, whose guitar tones are liberally lifted from the time of The Pretenders; if relatively static rather than forward-facing in its sound, this collection of songs at the very least serves to her versatility of skill seven releases in.
Produced and co-written in part with Dale Murray, whose credits include cult alt-hip-hop hero Buck 65 and indie outfit Cuff the Duke, Impossible to Hold finds Martin in default confessional storyteller mode from the off; its title track billows forth over wintery licks straight from Chrissie Hynde's archives and most of the ten-track collection that follows bears its inspirations proudly. It's the tracks where she steps away from her heroes that allows her to shine best; mid-record highpoint Winter turns delicate frustration and grief into echoing, soft gospel whilst Lungs Are Burning, her riposte to drug addiction and mental health discord, builds upon its Fleetwood Mac-esque West Coast rock shape with stockier, Springsteen chords to create something stylistically off-kilter and individualistic.
Not everything stacks up. Foreign, a mid-tempo low-slung grizzled rocker lacks either velocity or venom to make its scuzzy riffs snarl, and Noise and Toys passes by in a blur of slow-waltz Americana. For the most part though, Martin makes for a pleasantly engaging singer-songwriter, mellifluous and unafraid to wear her musical heart on her sleeve. As her Born in the U.S.A.–channelling denouement Where The Dark Meets The Light soars late in the day, she sweeps you up in her statements with the comforting familiarity of her influences; easy listening by way of the stars.


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Q: Push notifications with ajax I've searched everywhere for this issue, all I found is same problem but with other programming language, so that didn't help me a lot :(
Now I'm using Hibernate, Struts to develop my web site, when an user connect I should display unread messages. I've developed my own solution, but seems to me very costly here it is:
<script type="text/javascript">
    var auto_refresh = setInterval(
    function ()
    {
        var url = "<%=request.getContextPath()%>"+"/MessagesRecus.do";
        jQuery("#messages").load(url).fadeIn("slow");
    }, 400); //Raffraichir chaque 1 seconde
</script>

MessagesRecus.do : is an action that gets unread messages from the DB
I've learned, while I was looking on the other sites, about push notification system.
Does anyone have an idea about it?
any other suggestion is welcome :)
Thank u in advance.

A: I can't tell you a specific system. But currently the best solution I think is to use HTML5 websockets. But there are also javascript libraries that support "Ajax Push" or "Comet", like for example JQuery. I think that should point you on the right track.

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Not my usual subject matter, but a very fun subject!
Another one of my precious kitties is pictured here. This painting was based on a photo of Big Ears when he first wandered into our lives. He was about 6 months old at that time and hadn't grown into his ears yet (hence, the name!) I have a similar painting of him that I did in pastel so I decided to let someone else enjoy this one.
The "won't you please take me home and love me" expression on this sweet face is what I hoped to capture in this piece. The glossy, wet look of the eyes was created by layering different colors of green and yellow.
For each painting, there are always decisions to make along the way, and one of the greatest for this one was how to render fur and the growth patterns of the fur. Ordinarily, I work in one medium per piece, but I did some experimenting when I created "Innocence" with pen and pencil over acrylic to achieve the tiny lines needed in the detail.
"Sweet, sweet, I'm so sweet" is the song of the yellow warbler. Depicted here is what I believe is the male of the species, boasting bright yellow feathers with reddish-orange/brown streaks on the chest.
In this painting, Mr. Warbler is situated upon a branch high in his favorite tree. The backdrop is a beautifully clear, blue sky. Judging from his glance, I believe he is waiting for Mrs. Warbler!
Few things are as sweet as a kitty sleeping. The much-loved Siamese cat rendered here is the epitome of contentment, as all cats deserve to be. Created for a friend, this painting honors her beloved Siamese who is not long for this world.
This wintry scene was painted as a gift for a friend who collects everything"wolf." My intention was to paint a different kind of wolf scene rather than the typical strong, hearty animal baying at the moon;this guy seemed rather vulnerable, and perhaps a bit lovable. He made an excellent subject! The trees in the background were an experiment with Frisket, a technique usually used with watercolors where the artist coats an area with the Frisket, paints the area, then removes the material leaving blank paper(or another color) underneath. The painting was well received by my friend.
This landscape sat idle in the corner of my studio for months, created from my imagination, I kept thinking it needed something more. After pondering it for a time, I finally decided to add a horse and paint the sky to depict a sunset just before it fades out of site.
This windswept snow scene was created mostly from my imagination. I started with the group of trees to the right, then I decided on a row in the back, then turned them into pines, then added the patch of leaf-bare bushes and sticks to the left. It seemed to need something more so I added the dog and then, he seemed to be heading nowhere, so I added a house. As with all my paintings, it's difficult sometimes to know when to stop. Although I could have added more, I decided to save the ideas for future paintings and call this one complete!


You know when you take a walk down memory lane?
The scent of that perfume so rich in the air? The taste so exquisite it's still at the tip of your tongue? The breeze in the air that is so light and cool? The warmth of the sun on the edge of your toes? The… You get the drift.
Sometimes, memories are richer and more poignant than the current reality.
Sometimes, memories are clearer and richer of taste and colour.
However, this is not the case with Izakaya Den. The food was better than I remembered.
The last time I was here, it was with a bunch of other foodies and food bloggers. We were loud, we were boisterous.
This time, I was here with family. The music and the din of the place was much louder than us. If I had to have a gripe with Izakaya Den, it'd have to be with their music volume control. It was too loud.
Now don't get me wrong. I like music. But when I'm dining with people, I'd like to not have to shout across the table as if I was in a club. Yes. It was that loud.
One thing I will recommend is to go in a large group of 4 or more (maximum 20) and get seated at a table, so that it's easier to share the food and converse with one another.
For drinks, Jimster, ordered sake from the specials board. We had the Shirakabekura $11/$35 (110ml/400ml) served cold. Really light and sweet.
We had Sakata coated prawns with citrus mayonnaise ($12) as well as the infamous Den fried chicken ($10).
The prawns were delicious with a light and airy batter and the chicken was as good as I remembered! Give me good golden brown Tori Karaage any day and I'm a happy girl!
We also had the Unagi and leaf salad with pine nut dressing ($16) and the Sweet corn 'kaki-age' ($7).
The Unagi salad was a bit of a disappointment. I guess people don't go to Izakaya's to have vegetables unless their DEEP FRIED.
The rest of the relies also had Grilled Wagyu tenderloin with kaffir lime sauce ($20) which was apparently quite good.
For myself, I chose the Duck and leek 'kushi-yaki' ($15) which was delicious!! Absolutely loved it!
We also had the Pork fillet 'kushi-age' ($15) and the Ocean trout 'kasu-zuke' ($14), both of which were alright. The pork wasn't a stand-out as it was a pretty average katsu which is not really that hard to do.
The fish was good, but again, not very memorable.
The other fish we tried was the, Ocean trout 'karasumi' ($19). It was really interesting in terms of texture and taste as I've never had karasumi before.
The Special daikon salad ($8) was really anything but special. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but with the word Special emblazoned in the menu, I was expecting something a bit more… erm, shall we say, special?
I ordered my favourite Lamb ribs with red miso ($14) to which there was a lot of finger licking good approval *phew*. I also had the family try the Special black fried rice ($10) as I thought it had a beautifully rich and earthy flavour.
The Ox tongue with spring onion ($15) was a little chewy *cough* but I can't comment as I didn't try it out and am only remembering on my notes and feedback from he who is named, the Boy.
Would I come back for another round? Yes. But only if they turn down their music!
I know! Amazing right? Can't believe we ordered so much!
Wow, how on earth did you manage to take such STUNNING photos in such dark conditions? I'm impressed!


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Deceased Characters, Characters, Land Without Magic Characters,
Season Two Characters
Female Characters
Season Three Characters
Once Upon a Time Characters
'Once Upon a Time' Lore: Tamara
Land Without Magic Character
Cause of death:
Heart crushed by Mr. Gold
Granny's Bed and Breakfast (formerly)
New York City (formerly)
Neal Cassidy † (ex-fiancé)
Grandmother[1]
Portrayed by:
Sonequa Martin-Green
First mention:
"In the Name of the Brother"
"The Queen Is Dead"
"The Heart of the Truest Believer"
"An Untold Story"
Unlike you, we believe in something. We have faith in the sacredness of our cause.
—Tamara to Hook src
Tamara, briefly known as Her, is a character on ABC's Once Upon a Time. She débuts in the fifteenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by guest star Sonequa Martin-Green.
During First Curse
While the Dark Curse is still intact, Tamara presumably meets and joins Greg in an organization dedicated to destroying magic called the Home Office. She travels the world in search of magic and meets many frauds until finding a person called "the Dragon" in Hong Kong. While waiting on line for her turn in the Dragon's office, she is finally called and gets up while dropping her phone in the process. Another awaiting customer, August, returns it to her, which she thanks him for. When she meets the Dragon, she pretends to have terminal cancer and desires for a magical cure. As payment, she gives him a cherished photo of herself and her grandmother. Later, at a restaurant, she waves August over for a drink to celebrate while taking out a large envelope of cash. Tamara tells him her story of searching for a cancer cure and finding it with the Dragon's help. After speaking with August, her phone rings and she walks away to answer it. While she is busy, August steals her cash and runs away. When she discovers the theft, she corners him outside the Dragon's shop. After chasing him through the streets, he collapses as she snatches a bottle, which he paid for with her money. Before leaving, she states that he deserves whatever illness he has. ("Selfless, Brave and True")
Tamara returns to speak with the Dragon, who knows her claims about having cancer are fake. She admits to the deception and he asks how can the potion not contain any element known to man. The Dragon acknowledges that the ailments he treats are not of this world. Since she now knows this, Tamara doesn't want anyone else to discover it as well and takes out a taser to kill the Dragon. Though she is momentarily stunned when the Dragon begins rising into the air to attack her, Tamara thrusts the taser at him. After he is dead, she grabs back the photo of herself and her grandmother before leaving. Sometime later, through unknown means, Tamara shows up in New York and from a distance on the streets, she spies on August and Neal through a compact mirror as they converse. When August takes off, she purposely walks up to Neal with a cup of coffee, and as he turns to leave, she bumps into him. The coffee spills all over her and she feigns dismay over the situation. Apologetically, Neal offers her his scarf to cover up the coffee stains, which she accepts. They later exchange numbers and later begin dating. ("Selfless, Brave and True")
At some point in time, Tamara and Neal become engaged. Her partner-in-crime, Greg, whether by accident or intentional, crashes his car into Storybrooke and is admitted into the hospital as a patient. While he is out cold, she calls his cell phone, but no one picks up. After Greg has been through surgery and on his way to recovery from the car crash, he calls Tamara. She learns from Greg about a man he saw at the town border, who conjured a fireball from his hand. ("The Outsider", "In the Name of the Brother", "The Queen Is Dead")
When Greg is discharged from the hospital, he phones Tamara again to let her know about his decision to stay longer in town, and sends her a recorded video of a woman using magic to levitate items into the air. On the same day, she receives a text from Neal asking to borrow her car, which Tamara allows. By chance, she sees him on the street with a blonde woman as the two approach the parked car. Tamara runs over to give Neal a warm greeting while wondering where he is headed off to. She introduces herself to the blonde woman, and learns from Neal that her name is Emma. ("The Queen Is Dead")
Tamara is informed of the circumstances surrounding her fiancé and Emma, as the two were romantically involved in the past, and Neal only recently learned a child was conceived from this prior relationship. Neal goes to Storybrooke with Emma and his son, Henry, but later asks Tamara to come, too. She grabs some of her things from Neal's apartment only to discover Hook in the storage room closet. On Hook's arm, she finds a cuff which she later sends to the Home Office for testing, and then moves Hook's body into a truck. Tamara arrives in town as Neal wanted and stops over at the inn where she meets up with him, Emma and Henry. The foursome have a very awkward breakfast in silence until Henry prompts for a story of how she and Neal met, to which Tamara happily details the encounter for him. After Emma and Henry leave, Neal attempts to share his past life in the Enchanted Forest. She accuses him of trying to get rid of her with a crazy story so he can rekindle his old relationship with Emma. Neal assures her this is not the case, but she angrily storms out. As she leaves, Tamara asks him to find her when he's ready to be truthful. At the diner, she overhears Mary Margaret disclose August's whereabouts to Emma and Marco. Tamara heads there first and shocks August with her surprise visit. Seeing as he is now completely wooden, she promises him the Dragon's potion if he leaves for her New York apartment now. August promptly departs, but she accosts him in the sheriff's office when he comes back and tries to warn Emma via phone about Tamara. After tearing out the phone line, she tases him to death to prevent her true agenda from coming to light. Later, she witnesses some of the townspeople trying to save a dying August, who is transformed by Mother Superior into Pinocchio. She dodges a bullet when Emma questions him about what he was saying earlier, but the boy cannot recall, much to Tamara's relief. Having received "proof" of Neal's claims, Tamara feeds him another lie; stating she will stay in town for his sake. While Neal is busy in the shower, Tamara calls Greg on his phone and shows up at his inn room. ("Selfless, Brave and True", "The Evil Queen")
In Tamara's inn room, she looks over a map of Storybrooke with pinpointed areas where Greg observed magic being used. Tamara remarks that the town is lousy with magic and promises to be careful in evading Neal's suspicion. Greg, having once escaped from Storybrooke when he was a child while his father Kurt was left behind, mentions he is not having much success tracking down his father's whereabouts. Before Tamara leaves the room, she confirms that the "package" she and Greg are expecting will be in town by tonight. During the evening, she drives a truck into Storybrooke and opens the back compartment to show him the "package": Hook. ("Lacey")
Believing Hook can be of some use to gain Regina's trust, they bring the pirate to the top of the clock tower and give him a mini-telescope for a look outside. Despite Hook's satisfaction over apparently killing his nemesis and enemy, the Dark One, he is stunned to see an alive and well Mr. Gold walking on the street with Lacey. Greg convinces him that he cannot win against the Dark One without their help, and Tamara encourages him to align with them since they know how to kill magical creatures. Flashing the cuff that she previously took from Hook's arm and had sent to the Home Office, she explains it was returned to her with the ability to absorb magic from the wearer. In an assembled plan, they ask him to forge a fake alliance with Regina and put the cuff on her. Neal, in an effort to help his girlfriend adjust to Storybrooke's magical nature, gives her a list of residents and their fairytale names. Tamara stops by the diner to pick up breakfast, where Emma purposely bumps into her and scatters Tamara's belongings. Emma asks how she adjusting to Neal's secret, and Tamara admits it's a lot to take in. Emma is worried about the town's secret being exposed to outsiders, but Tamara reassures her that she is trustworthy, and won't give them away. After breakfast, she and Neal huddle under an umbrella as they head out in the rain. When Hook finally gains Regina's trust, they go to a cave in the clock tower to search for a trigger to destroy Storybrooke. Regina uses Hook as bait for the cave guardian, Maleficent, though Tamara and Greg rescue him. At the ground library floor, the three of them confront Regina as she comes back up in the elevator. She attempts to use magic, but the cuff prevents her from it. Tamara pulls out the list and asks which fairytale counterpart she is, to which Greg smugly replies, "The Queen". On Greg's orders, Tamara places a bag over Regina's head, obscuring her vision. ("The Evil Queen")
After kidnapping Regina to the town cannery, Tamara uses an override code to get into Regina's office to steal various items, such as the magic beans. The following morning, she dresses in running clothes under the pretense of training for a marathon. She goes to check on Greg, who is hooking Regina to an electrocution machine with plans of questioning her about his father's whereabouts. Tamara excitedly shows Greg the magic beans, which Neal told her all about. He becomes jealous at the mention of Neal, but she promises Neal's engagement ring will come off when everything is finished. As a replacement ring, Greg hands her the trigger, an object which Tamra sends, along with the rest of the their data, to the Home Office. When Emma persuades Neal that Tamara might be responsible for Regina's disappearance, they comb the beach, where Emma believes Tamara went after seeing sand on the floor of the inn room. However, Tamara provides a reasonable explanation for changing her jogging area from the woods to the shoreline to keep Neal from suspecting her. Later, on the security monitor, she sees David, Emma, Mary Margaret and Neal enter the cannery. Tamara urges Greg to escape with her, but he refuses, wanting to stay behind to continue grilling Regina. Tamara then leaves alone, but on her way out, she knocks out an unsuspecting Emma before aiming her gun at Neal. She finally admits to lying to him since the first day they met, and although she believes he is a good man, her job is more important. After Tamara shoots him in the abdomen, Emma wrestles the gun away, but the latter distracts her by opening a portal with a bean and running away. She eventually regroups with Greg in the woods, where he is reburying his father's remains and reveals the trigger has been proven by the Home Office to be the key to destroying magic. ("Second Star to the Right")
On orders from the Home Office, Greg and Tamara are to kidnap Henry and bring him to Neverland, and to keep the townpeople distracted until then, they set off the trigger. Desperate to save his own life, Hook aligns himself away from the pair and gives away their location in helping David to steal back the remaining beans. David and Hook follow Greg into the cannery building. Inside, David threatens to pull the trigger unless the beans are handed over. As Greg pulls out a small clear bottle containing them, Tamara shoots as an ambush attack, though David manages to dodge while getting grazed by the bullet. Hook tackles Greg to the ground; causing the bottle to break on the floor. While David chases after Tamara, Hook wrestles for the beans and eventually grabs one of them while Greg makes off with the other. She is chased by David, which shortly ends when Greg tackles him and they flee. With the trigger seconds away from destroying Storybrooke, Emma combines her magic powers with Regina to deactivate it, causing a blast of magic to throw everyone backwards. During this short period, Greg and Tamara grab Henry and begin dragging him to the harbor. On the way there, they divulge to the boy that it was never their true intention to put an end to magic once Henry became more valuable to them. As Henry's family rush over in a futile attempt to stop them, the duo use their last magic bean to open a portal to Neverland and force the boy to jump in along with them. ("And Straight On 'Til Morning")
Landing on the shores of Neverland's island, Tamara tries to use a communicator to reach the Home Office, but it isn't working. Greg has a look at the device and opens the battery case. Stunned, she watches as nothing but sand pours out from it. Henry calls into question how little they know about the Home Office, which causes Tamara to begin doubting her employers, though Greg brushes off the boy's ominous comment. Greg ventures into the jungle and makes a campfire to signal the Home Office, but instead, a group of boys approach out of the bush. The leader, Felix, states that they are indeed the Home Office. Tamara is mortified that they've been working for a bunch of teenagers, but Henry corrects her to say they are Lost Boys. They soon discover the Home Office is not what it's cracked up to be, and it was never their quest to eliminate magic. Upset at being duped, the pair refuse to hand over Henry. To counter the defiance, Felix summons a shadow to kill Greg. Fearing a similar fate, Tamara urges Henry to run while she does the same. She does not make it far before being impaled by an arrow to the back. Left alone after the Lost Boys run off to chase after Henry, Tamara is unable to walk and struggles to crawl away. Mr. Gold stumbles upon her state and helps to heal her wounds. When asked by him about where Henry is, she shakily describes what occurred. Tamara apologizes for everything, including Neal's death, and swears she had not known the true intentions of the Home Office. Though she begs for his forgiveness, Mr. Gold calmly declines and tears out her heart before crushing it to ash. ("The Heart of the Truest Believer")
Character Notes
Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz have said Tamara has no equivalent in the world of fairy tales and is just a person from the world without magic.[2]
The casting call describes her as "African American, Late 20s to mid 30s. She's beautiful, artistic, relaxed, friendly, charming and smart. She's also ambitious, fearless and a born leader, and she won't stop until she gets what she wants."[3]
According to Sonequa Martin-Green, Tamara had to be killed off in "The Heart of the Truest Believer" because the actress couldn't be on Once Upon a Time and the TV show The Walking Dead (where she had a recurring role) at the same time.[4]
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Tamara's code name "Her" appears on Greg's phone in "Manhattan".[5]
Centric Listing
This list contains all Tamara-centric episodes/stories:
"Selfless, Brave and True"
Tamara's Car
Tamara's Taser
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↑ Sarah Chalke on "How To Live With Your Parents," "Grey's," "HIMYM," & "Once" Scoop - SPOILER ALERT!. YouTube (April 7, 2013).
↑ Once Upon a Time - Episode 2.15 - Recurring Role of Tamara being Cast *Updated*. SpoilerTV (December 1, 2012). "Tamara is described as African American, Late 20s to mid 30s. She's beautiful (<-- oh, there's that word again!), artistic, relaxed, friendly, charming and smart. She's also ambitious, fearless and a born leader, and she won't stop until she gets what she wants."
↑ 'The Walking Dead' exclusive: Sonequa Martin-Green on Sasha's journey, Abraham, huge episodes ahead. CarterMatt (February 9, 2016). "They had to kill me on 'Once Upon a Time' because I couldn't be on the shows at the same time; I was grateful to even do the stint that I did, since it was a lot of fun and very different."
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OTTAWA, Feb. 19, 2019 /CNW/ - Today, the Honourable Diane Lebouthillier, Minister of National Revenue, announced that the 2019 tax filing season is officially open. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has now begun processing income tax and benefit returns filed by Canadians in the way that is most convenient for them. Canadians can file their income tax and benefit returns online, on paper, or by telephone for those who qualify.
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SkyCity, Meridian lead stock index higher
11 May, 2015 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read
SkyCity shares were up 1.7 per cent yesterday to $4.15.
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New Zealand shares rose yesterday, paced by SkyCity Entertainment Group and Meridian Energy as investors mulled a possible rate cut.
Heartland New Zealand advanced as the market digested last week's block offer in the stock.
Spark New Zealand fell as investors mulled its earnings outlook.
The NZX 50 Index rose 12.60 points, or 0.2 per cent, to 5747.95.
Within the index, 28 stocks rose, 15 fell and seven were unchanged. Turnover was $94.3 million.
The market is pricing in a 46 per cent chance the Reserve Bank will reduce interest rates at its Monetary Policy Statement on June 11, after the central bank signalled in late April that interest rate hikes were off the table and it was watching conditions that could prompt a cut. Traders bought equities with stable dividends as they sought income-paying investments in a low interest rate environment.
SkyCity, the casino operator, advanced 1.7 per cent to $4.15. Meridian, the government-controlled energy generator and retailer, gained 1.5 per cent to $2.435. Fletcher Building, the construction and building supplies firm, rose 0.1 per cent to $8.50. Freightways, the courier and logistics service, climbed 1.5 per cent to $6.19. Air New Zealand, the national carrier, rose 1.1 per cent to $2.81.
"The outlook for interest rates still looks to be down so that could add fuel to the fire eventually, but at the moment investors seem to just be sitting on their hands," said Grant Williamson, director at Hamilton Hindin Greene, who said New Zealand's relatively high-yielding market bourse was supporting the market in quiet trading.
"There's no real catalyst at the moment to buy stocks. Investors seem to be a little bit reluctant to hop in and buy at the moment."
Heartland rose 0.8 per cent to $1.34. Last week, the listed bank saw nearly 9 per cent of its stock traded after Quadrant Private Equity put in a block order for its holding, via brokerage First NZ Capital offering the shares at $1.30.
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"There is still quite solid demand for that stock today," Williamson said. "That block sale was digested very quickly by the market." Spark fell 0.7 per cent to $1.39. The telecommunications provider is in the middle of a business transformation away from its bread-and-butter landline income to become a data, cloud and content provider, launching a streaming video service, Lightbox, to compete.
"Analysts may have pegged back future prospects and investors are starting to wonder where the earnings growth is going to come from with Spark," Williamson said.
"The income investors were buying the stock pretty aggressively but now investors are starting to consider where growth is going to come from."
Coats Group, formerly the Guinness Peat Group, rose 3.8 per cent to 55c.
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, the dual-listed Australian bank, was the worst performer on the benchmark index, down 1.1 per cent to $34.11.
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Guess who shelled out $10 at the ole HEB for a Wacky Wild Bakugan Battle Brawlers slip-n-slide?! This guy! Most people I ask feel that this is a fairly bad idea. That adults were not meant to hurl their bodies at wet tarps on the ground. But to them I say, Good Day! I'm excited. The glorious waterslide will be unfurled on Memorial Day. Stay tuned for a full report.
Why do I share this with you now, in my post about gazpacho? Because, dear reader, it is quintessentially summery! No dish speaks more of summer to me than my mom's gazpacho. I have tried so many varieties of this dish (Most recently: Martha Stewart's. Most disgustingly: Opal Divine's. Egads it was terrible- like a jar of Pace salsa thickened with cornstarch and sweetened with Equal), and none come close to this one. This is fresh and bright, and has the perfect consistency for me (half of the vegetables are pureed, half are left in a small dice). And happily, we'll soon be able to make a batch using Helen's tomatoes, which are coloring up nicely!
Rub the inside of a large serving bowl with the smashed garlic clove.
Put each of the remaining ingredients in the bowl and stir to combine.
Transfer half of the gazpacho mixture to a food processor and process until smooth.
Pour the processed mixture back into the serving bowl and stir to combine with the unprocessed vegetables. You're done!
I will be trying this recipe out, for sure, sneaking in avacado after I've tasted it in it's intended state! As for the slip-n-die, my father threw his back out on one at my birthday party, two years in a row when I was a kid. Be warned, scout for twigs and rocks all around it's intended location, 'cause those will kill.
hooray! thanks, brekken! there is precious little in this world that is not improved by avocado. also, thanks for the tips about the slip-n-slide- i will be sure to head your warnings!
Yum – one of my favorites; maybe I'll make a batch tonight if I can bring myself to swim through the fog to the grocery store.
Do you have a strong opinion on food-processing – I've always been very against it, preferring an all-chunky soup, but maybe it's worth it to zap a little and try it. I don't like all-smooth gazpacho nearly as much. Does meeting halfway make a big difference?
Also, my secret weapon in gazpacho is mint. tons of it, chopped/shredded. I love it. And I use sherry vinegar rather than lemon juice but I suspect that makes less of a difference.
In side news, where has this blog been all my life. (I guess it's been here, where have I been?) Great stuff on here. You have inspired me to go home and make gazpacho, as well as get some extra cucumbers to soak in ice water like they had in the lobby of the convention hotel. Sigh, I need to cook more.


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There is a new opportunity for a research statistician with big data analysis skills to work on the NIHR funded green and blue health interventions study (the 'GBS study'). The project is led by SAIL at Swansea University, and ECEHH, Cardiff University and the Global Institute of Health in Barcelona are collaborators. The post will be based in Swansea.
You will have the opportunity to work on a nationally funded project investigating the impact of green and blue spaces; parks and beaches, on the mental health and wellbeing of people in Wales.
Full details can be found at Jobs.ac.uk.
The team are looking for a research statistician with big data analysis skills who will work with the collaborators to create and analyse a large scale retrospective natural experiment. This will include day-to-day responsibility for statistical work on the GBS study, including advising on and performing statistical analyses, undertaking methodological research relevant to eHealth data, and contributing to the centre's programme of statistical training, post-graduate teaching and research student supervision.
You will need to have a good degree (or equivalent) in a relevant subject (e.g. computing, IT, operations research) with a high level of general computer literacy and demonstrable experience of complex SQL query construction, relational databases and data analysis, to interrogate complex and large dataset. A postgraduate qualification, experience of writing papers which are subject to peer review and an advanced understanding of statistical analysis, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), spatial analyses and techniques or other related methods would be desirable.
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If you ask us, one of the more surprising health trends of late is Bulletproof coffee's unexpected rise to the top of the popularity charts. Followers of the Paleo diet initially jumped aboard the Bulletproof coffee bandwagon, but since, others have followed suit. Now, it's grown into a full-blown craze with a whole line of products behind the name and a soon-to-come brick and mortar shop! So what is it exactly, and what's the big deal? We're here to break it down for you in our Good to Know: A – Z Health and Wellness Trends series.
To put it simply, Bulletproof coffee is a blend of black coffee, grass-fed butter and medium-chain triglyceride (MCT) oil (lots of people use coconut oil). 1 Weird, huh? While it sounds pretty unusual, drinkers say that when this concoction is whipped up in a blender, it tastes a lot like a mocha – can't be upset about that! Dave Asprey, the man behind the Bulletproof coffee craze, has credited this buttery brew with helping him lose over 100 pounds and has said that it also keeps his hunger at bay, his energy up and promotes sleep, mental focus and clarity. But how? Asprey claims that MCT oil supports cognition and energy levels. Because MCT oil is metabolized faster than longer-chain fats, it avoids being stored in fatty tissue. Meanwhile, the butter contains butyric acid, an anti-inflammatory, and vitamins A, D and K2. Butter also is lower in sugar that it's cream counterpart. While some research has been conducted around butyric acid and it's effect on gut health (check out this study on its effects on IBS patients), more studies are needed to define these benefits conclusively. 2 So does Bulletproof coffee live up to the hype? The jury is still out! While proponents sing it's praises, other health experts warn against the high fat, cholesterol and calorie levels a single cup contains. Are you a Bulletproof coffee connoisseur, or have you tried it before? Tell us about your experience in the comments! Sources: 1Shape: The Buzz Behind Bulletproof Coffee 2Men's Journal: Should You Be Drinking Bulletproof Coffee?


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