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But, not when she's at home with her and Kanye West's three children, North West, 5, Saint West, 2, and Chicago West, born in January. |
"It's pretty intense, but like at home I'm not known," Kim told Rubin, who is also a KTLA 5 Morning News anchor. "Like my kids have no clue what's going on. So, I don't really feel it, I spend most of my time at home, so, I mean, obviously I get it, I know it." |
Kim went on to add, "Me and my family, we do talk about it, how crazy just our life has been over the past decade and we're so grateful and we're so appreciative and I mean, we're still exactly the same." |
When asked about the fights and the drama fans see on KUWTK, Kim confirmed it's all real. |
"I think if anything we try to tone it down for the cameras because we don't wanna look crazy and I just couldn't control myself this season," Kim dished. What's making her crazy this season? "Kourtney." |
As the interview was wrapping up, the E! star also revealed that she doesn't take selfies anymore. "You know, I don't take selfies anymore, I don't really like them," Kim shared. |
See her explain why in the video above! |
MIAMI � Norris Cole stepped to the foul line with 9.3 seconds left, set to clinch the game as cries of �M-V-P� rained down upon him from the sold-out stands. |
No, this wasn�t a scene from his days at Cleveland State. |
Taking over in just his second NBA game � and with LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh all on the floor, no less � Cole scored 14 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter, including three huge jumpers down the stretch to save the Heat in a 115-107 win over the Boston Celtics on Tuesday night. |
�You grow up and live for moments like that,� Cole said. |
James scored 26 points, Wade had 24 points, eight assists and four blocks, and Bosh scored 18 for the Heat, who led by 20 points midway through the third quarter before having their lead twice sliced to three points in the final minutes. And both times, Cole took passes from James and knocked down jumpers, keeping shor... |
Ray Allen scored 28 points on 8-for-12 shooting for the Celtics, while Rajon Rondo finished with 22 points and 12 assists and Keyon Dooling scored 18 off the Boston bench. |
Through two games, Miami (2-0) has trailed only once � by two points, for all of 14 seconds. Boston turned the ball over 24 times, and Miami turned those into 33 points. |
Cole�s jumper with 3:01 left gave Miami a 108-98 lead, most of which disappeared in the next 59 seconds, thanks to Dooling � a former Heat guard. He scored seven straight points, including a three-pointer with 2:02 left, cutting the Heat�s lead to three. And when Boston got a stop on the next Miami trip, the Celtics lo... |
But Wade stepped in front of a pass intended for Dooling, starting a play where James found Cole for another jumper, and Miami�s cushion was back to 110-105 with 1:31 to play. |
A half-minute later, Cole struck again to restore the five-point edge, and Miami had the win. |
Boston was again without forward Paul Pierce (bruised right heel), who worked out both Monday and Tuesday and is getting closer to a return. It won�t come on Wednesday, however � the Celtics have already ruled him out of that game in New Orleans, but there is some hope of Pierce being in the lineup when Boston makes it... |
Maybe spurred by the new Eastern Conference championship banner hanging from the rafters, Miami came out flying. |
A short bank shot by Wade made it 26-15 at barely the midpoint of the first quarter, setting the tone for an offensive bonanza the likes of which Boston typically doesn�t allow. After a late flurry � James setting up Wade for a lob, Wade missing at the rim but James trailing for a tip-in being perhaps the most impressi... |
That represented the most first-half points allowed by the Celtics since Feb. 8, 2005, according to STATS LLC. |
Hawks 106, Nets 70: Marvin Williams had 14 points and nine rebounds and Atlanta opened a double-digit lead early and cruised to a victory over the sluggish Nets in their final home opener in New Jersey. Jeff Teague added 13 points, Joe Johnson had 11 and Zaza Pachulia added 13 points and 11 rebounds. |
Bucks 98, Timberwolves 95: Rookie Jon Leuer converted a three-point play with 1:17 left, helping Milwaukee hold off Minnesota in their home opener. Brandon Jennings scored 24 points. |
Lakers 96, Jazz 71: Kobe Bryant scored 26 points, Pau Gasol added 22 points and nine rebounds, and Los Angeles avoided just the fourth 0-3 start in franchise history. |
The Springs Gala 2018 is a magnificent evening of music, celebration, and competition with a focus on encouraging the next generation of opera performers. After the gourmet dinner by Wolfgang Puck guests have reserved seating at the Final Round of the 30th Annual Dallas Opera Guild Vocal Competition. |
Proceeds from the Springs Gala will help nurture and support the education programs of The Dallas Opera. Cocktail attire is required. |
A special bottle can change your life. Just ask Matt Mollo, co-owner of the North End wine shop The Wine Bottega. That head-turning pour for Mollo was a fizzy red lambrusco, which he had in Italy in 2010. He and his wife, Adriana, were at a salumeria in Mantova, Lombardy, across the Po River from Emilia-Romagna, the re... |
Lambrusco, a family of grapes with more than 60 sub-varieties, may not prompt everyone to make life-altering decisions. But the dry, artisanal versions surely inspire. Once only associated with the sweet commercial varieties that flooded the market in the 1970s and ’80s (remember “Riunite on ice”?), traditional lambrus... |
The bubbles in these reds (some styles are made as white or rosé) always prompt conversation. |
Chubby corks dislodge with an explosive pop, but these wines are frizzante (softly sparkling), so while bubbles froth at the surface, they quickly settle down. |
Effervescence in most bottles is created by the charmat method, in a sealed tank. Some harder-to-find pours are made in the manner of champagne — secondary fermentation takes place in the bottles in which they will be sold. “Incantabiss,” the wine that launched Mollo’s importing company, goes through most of its fermen... |
Best served chilled, lambrusco is full of lip-smacking acidity. It is a natural with salumi and the rich dishes made in and around Emilia-Romagna. Think Bolognese sauce, eggy pastas, and sausage braised in balsamic vinegar — or a splash of lambrusco itself. It’s also a terrific pizza wine. Yet restaurateurs will tell y... |
We sip a Lini 910 Lambrusco Rosso Emilia 2011, offered by the glass, paired with a platter of prosciutto, olives, and cheeses. The frothy, chilled red cuts through the richness of the nibbles, leaving us craving more. Tonight, that’s all of the inspiration we need. |
Fondo Bozzole “Incantabiss” Lambrusco Oltre Po Mantovano 2011 This ruby-purple frother leads with back-to-the-earth aromas, then blooms with black raspberry, balsamic-like bitterness, and appetizing tannins. Around $18. At The Wine Bottega, North End, 617-227-6607; Central Bottle Wine + Provisions, Cambridge, 617-225-0... |
Lini 910 Lambrusco Rosso Emilia A lovely, rich style with fine froth and deep color to match. Soil and saline aromas lead to a palate of black cherry and food-friendly acidity. Around $16. At Cambridge Wine & Spirits, Cambridge, 617-864-7171; Marty’s Fine Wines, Newton, 617-332-1230. |
Podere il Saliceto “Falistra” Lambrusco di Sorbara Secco Sporting a rosy pink that is characteristic of the Sorbara style, this unfiltered pour from a tiny organic estate outside Modena is full of rustic, soil-driven aromas and bracing tartness. Around $20. At The Wine Bottega; Streetcar Wine & Beer, Jamaica Plain, 617... |
Cleto Chiarli e Figli “Vecchia Modena” Premium Lambrusco di Sorbara Secco 2011 This blush pink quaff offers salumi-like aromas intermingled with notes of red fruit. It is whisper-light, effervescing with tart cherry. Around $13. At The Spirited Gourmet, Belmont, 617-489-9463; Needham Wine & Spirits, Needham, 781-449-11... |
Tenuta Pederzana Della Tradizione Lambrusco Grasparossa di Castelvetro 2009 A spicy nose full of black cherry develops licorice-like aromas with a little time. Showcases finely textured fizz, gastronomic bitterness, and concentrated ripe fruit. Around $16. At Winestone, Chestnut Hill, 617-264-0393; Wollaston Wine & Spi... |
Republican Senate candidate David Perdue should be winning big in Georgia. So why does Democrat Michelle Nunn look like she might have him on the ropes? |
Senate hopeful David Perdue has a serious problem in Georgia. |
The Republican candidate with a Republican name (his cousin, Sonny Perdue, was the governor) in a Republican state is locked in a dead heat against Democrat Michelle Nunn. It was a race that most thought would be an easy win for the GOP, which is looking to keep retiring Sen. Saxby Chambliss seat in Republican control. |
Other Republicans like Mitch McConnell, Tom Cotton and Cory Gardner have started to pull away from Democrats in contested races across the country. But Perdue has become ensnared in a raging debate over outsourcing, the global economy, and whether he, as a former CEO of multinational corporations, is part of the soluti... |
Perdue’s resume, which includes time as CEO of Reebok and Dollar General, was supposed to be a major advantage going into the election. He slugged out a GOP primary win over the summer by painting himself as savvy businessman who could fire up an economic turnaround of the state and the country. |
But after pulling ahead of Nunn in September, three recent polls have shown Perdue tying or trailing her. The slide began in early October after Politico published a 2005 deposition in which Perdue described his lengthy career sourcing goods and services overseas. The next day, Perdue was asked if he could defend the “... |
Perdue’s argument then and now has been based on a campaign bio that highlighted his successes and top executive jobs, but made no mention of the less successful parts of his career. His nine-month run as CEO of Pillowtex, for example, began after the company filed for bankruptcy and ended just before the company laid ... |
Perdue also worked briefly for Gitano Group from 1991 to 1992 as a managing director in the apparel maker’s Singapore office. Perdue’s run at the high-flying, spectacularly-crashing denim brand, which he has never discussed publicly, coincided with a label-switching scheme in the company’s Asian factories that led to t... |
Perdue’s campaign confirmed to the Daily Beast that he did work briefly at Gitano, but stressed that he had no role in the fraud that brought the company down, and left after less than a year when Sarah Lee recruited him to run its Asian operations from Hong Kong. |
The bankruptcies and legal tangles that pop up on Perdue’s resume are to be expected for any journeyman who moved up the ranks of corporate America during two major recessions. That’s just what Perdue did, after working his way through college and grad school in warehouse and construction jobs. |
Perdue’s campaign categorically denies that Perdue himself outsourced jobs, stressing that his responsibilities at companies like Sarah Lee, Haggar, and Reebok were to grow international businesses and open markets for American brands overseas, never eliminate jobs domestically. |
The truth about his role in outsourcing jobs seems to be somewhere in the middle. In his job at Sarah Lee, for example, Perdue led overseas operations in Asia, while the parent company back home made plans to close factories and lay off workers domestically. |
At Reebok, the company had already begun sourcing goods and services in Asia by the time he began as CEO. In case after case, Perdue didn’t do the outsourcing, but his companies survived and sometimes thrived because of it. He didn’t create the global economy, but he did profit from it handsomely. And that’s become a d... |
Unfortunately for Perdue, the polls say more than a few Georgians aren’t buying that sales pitch. |
Plans to give young children just one dose of the swine flu vaccine may not be enough to protect them against the pandemic, two new studies suggest. |
Ministers have announced that children aged between 6 months and five years will be the next group inoculated against the virus, which has killed more than more than 280 people in Britain. |
They hope to start offering the jabs to children this month. |
In line with adults children will be given just one dose of the vaccine, rather than the two that was originally thought might be necessary for younger age groups. |
However, preliminary data from two newly released trials published in the Lancet suggest that a single vaccine may not offer children sufficient immunity against the virus. |
Since the pandemic began earlier this year 17 children under five have died after contracting swine flu, as well as 266 older children and adults. |
Tests on versions of the vaccine produced by nine different manufacturers show that some offered protection to as few as 45 per cent of children under three. |
By contrast they were effective in around 95 per cent of adults. |
All swine flu vaccines have been produced in accordance with World Health Organisation guidelines and are based on the same isolated strain of the virus. |
Writing in the same journal, Dr Heath Kelly, from the Victorian Infectious Diseases Reference Laboratory, Melbourne, Australia, and Dr Ian Barr, from the WHO in Melbourne, say: “Preliminary trial results suggest one dose of vaccine against pandemic H1N1 will be adequate for healthy adults of all ages, while children yo... |
A spokesman for the Department of Health said: "These studies do not refer to Pandemrix - the vaccine used in the UK. |
"European regulators have just reviewed the latest data from clinical trials on Pandemrix and the licence has now been amended to allow for a single dose to be given to children - as a single dose of this vaccine triggered a good immune response in young children." |
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Our Client specialises in person centred care for those who have learning disabilities and other complex needs across a mix of Residential, Supported Living and Domiciliary Care. They pride themselves on their quality of care and their refreshing outlook on the care sector. |
The company is full of life and enthusiasm for care and they drive this outlook throughout the whole company. It is imperative for this company that any candidate joining the organisation fit the culture and respects the values already in place. |
This exciting company continue to grow year on year and their continued growth has meant that our client has had to create this brand new position to help cope with the growth. The successful candidate will have a role that will assist the COO in managing all services. |
As a deputy to the COO you will deputise in their absence but also work alongside them to help develop your own professional career. You will be heavily involved within the Senior Management team and be instrumental in shaping the company’s future. |
The successful candidate will have considerable knowledge in the Learning Disabilities field with a number of years’ experience at manager level. You will have managed large teams and be adept at developing and growing services. |
Most importantly is your proven ability to line manage Area Managers within the Learning Disabilities sector, and, in particular, supported living services. |
The successful candidate will be enthusiastic, charismatic and have a passion for the Care industry. |
Last summer we reported here on an inspiring community garden and urban farm initiative in Durham, North Carolina. SEEDS (South Eastern Efforts Developing Sustainable Spaces) runs a demonstration organic garden, a youth-run urban farm/ market gardening business, and an after school program in inner-city Durham while pr... |
Rowe Fine Furniture of Elliston, Va., is recalling about 220 Dalton ottomans with storage compartments. |
Young children can become trapped inside the storage compartment of the ottoman, which poses a risk of suffocation. |
The firm has received one report of a 3-year-old who became trapped in the storage compartment when an older sibling closed the lid. No injuries have been reported. |
This recall involves Dalton style ottomans with storage compartments. The wooden ottoman measures 35 inches long, 25 inches deep and 13 inches high. The storage compartment has a cushioned top lid supported by two hinges and two lid support arms. Model number F135-064 is printed on a tag stapled to the underside of the... |
The ottomans, manufactured in the U.S. were sold at authorized Rowe Fine Furniture distributors nationwide from August 2011, to May 2013, for about $450. |
Consumers should contact Rowe Fine Furniture for a free replacement lid and warning label. The replacement lid has a handle and vent for increased ventilation. |
Consumers may contact Rowe Fine Furniture at (800) 458-1818 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ET Monday through Friday. |
Mammut Sports Group of Williston, Vt., is recalling about 150 mountain climbing rescue devices in the U.S. and Canada. |
The pull cord lock cam can fail, posing a risk of death and injury during a rescue. |
The recall involves Mammut’s RescYou crevasse rescue devices with batch numbers 12-12 and 03-13. The crevasse rescue devices are pulley systems used for ski mountaineering and mountain climbing to lift a skier or climber who has fallen into a crevasse. The rescue device consists of blue- and silver-finished mechanical ... |
The devices, manufactured in Taiwan, were sold at specialty outdoor stores in the U.S. and Canada and online at www.mammut.com from June 2013, through January 2014, for about $125. |
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled RescYou devices and contact Mammut for a free replacement crevasse rescue device. |
Consumers may contact Mammut at (800) 451-5127 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, or by email at info@mammutusa.com. |
Sun Hing Foods of South San Francisco, Calif., is recalling approximately 1,282 pounds of Canadian liver pate' products. |
The products did not receive a full inspection from the Agriculture Department. |
The have been no reports of illness due to consumption of these products. |
The packages bear the Canadian establishment number “265,” and were distributed in Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Virginia. |
Consumers with questions about the recall may contact Rosenda Chan at (650) 583-8188, ext. 610. |
STX of Baltimore, Md., is recalling about 4,000 Shield throat protectors. |
The throat protector can crack or break when struck by a lacrosse ball, posing a laceration hazard to the user. |
The company has received one report of the Shield throat protector breaking, resulting in reported bruising and lacerations to the user’s neck. |
This recall involves the STX Shield throat protector, which is black and has the letters “STX” engraved on the outer surface of the protector. It has straps attached by silver screws on each side and bottom of the protector to attach it to a lacrosse goalie’s helmet below the helmet’s chin guard. |
The throat protectors, manufactured in Taiwan, were sold at specialty sporting goods stores such as Athlete’s Connection, Commonwealth Lacrosse, Lacrosse Unlimited, Play It Again Sports, Sport Stop USA and Universal Lacrosse and online at www.LAX.com from September 2013, through February 2014, for about $20 to $25. |
Consumers should stop using the Shield throat protector and return it to STX for a full refund. |
Consumers may contact STX toll-free at (888) 789-7894 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday. |
Yamaha Motor Corporation USA of Cypress, Calif., is recalling about 1,300 competition off-road motorcycles. |
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