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Posted: August 04 2012 at 18:41
Where can you buy this? I know wayside had it for like a minute, but now its gone. Can't seem to find it anywhere else. I'm especially looking for a stateside distro....
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Alversdotter records (i.e. the band) was the place to get it but they're sold out now (which would be very recent as I bought it from them last week). I wonder if the entire run has been sold now.
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|Post Options Quote Reply Posted: August 04 2012 at 20:26
That better not be! It was never clear to me that it was yet even officially released!
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|Post Options Quote Reply Posted: August 05 2012 at 04:44
I've got it on order from a very reliable supplier (cd services based in Dundee,UK) but they've yet to deliver it. Its getting bloody frustrating to say the least especially after reading all the reviews of people who already have it.
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|Post Options Quote Reply Posted: August 05 2012 at 09:55
It has already shot to number 11 on the PA Top Prog Album charts and it still hasn't been officially released yet! I was lucky enough to get one of the few copies avaliable from Wayside a few weeks ago. Hope you guys can get it soon, as it is a fantastic album and truly lives up to the hype.
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|Post Options Quote Reply Posted: August 05 2012 at 13:11
I'm assuming that Wayside will get more in the future, I'd just be nice to have a copy before the end of the year
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|Post Options Quote Reply Posted: August 06 2012 at 04:21
I read on the Alversdotter website that they will get more copies in, but that it'll have a standard digipack case. I guess there was something special about the first run with the packaging, but nothing different as far as track listing or anything.
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|Post Options Quote Reply Posted: August 06 2012 at 05:24
http://www.synphonic.8m.com/ . Greg still has in stock
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Yes, and for modest price:
ANGLAGARD - VILJANS OGA (DIGISLEEVE) $20 New studio album and another monster! This is the first pressing which will be unique unto itself. Only a few copies remain so hurry! http://www.myspace.com/anglagardsweden
It's from his today's newsletter, the album is not in his online catalog yet. I guess he just received it. Feel free to contact Greg: email@example.com.
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They sold a bunch at Nearfest and the US distributors got some at the same time, apparently there was a printing issue on the next run that was planned for global release and the band nixed the run and made them reprint them to get it right.
I bought my signed numbered copy (19) at Nearfest & it's wonderful.
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|Post Options Quote Reply Posted: August 06 2012 at 23:29
Are they going to release the album digitally?
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|Post Options Quote Reply Posted: August 07 2012 at 11:25
Apparently not, which seems a tad shortsighted IMO, but it's their choice. I guess we'll just have to be patient a little while longer.
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|Post Options Quote Reply Posted: August 07 2012 at 11:27
Good for them!
But yes...it would be nice to be able to buy this album already.
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|Post Options Quote Reply Posted: August 07 2012 at 17:28
I almost ordered all three of their albums about a week ago from Alversdotter, but the total would have been about $75. Maybe someday.
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|Post Options Quote Reply Posted: August 07 2012 at 18:19
Yeah, that's just cost prohibitive. I'm running into the same problem with Magma's Felicite Thosz: $20+ for a 28-minute album? No thanks. Sell it for $9.99 as an mp3 and I will purchase it immediately. Same with Anglagard. I also don't like buying CDs anyway (I only buy vinyl or mp3).
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|Post Options Quote Reply Posted: August 12 2012 at 18:11
Greg sold out of those quickly, there will be a more numerous pressing soon though, I'll patiently wait for that
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|Post Options Quote Reply Posted: August 18 2012 at 14:37
Does anyone know where else the new album might be available? I'm ready to order, and of course now it's sold out everywhere. I'm getting impatient, dammit!
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Anglagard has always had a special place in my prog collection after their glorious triumph 'Hybris' in 1992. This album alone deservedly catapulted them to prog legends, especially for releasing the no holds barred prog in a year when prog was struggling to grab a foothold after a decade of regression. I admired Anglagard for holding on to all the things that made prog great; thus keeping the dream alive with complex lengthy song structures, incredible virtuoso musicianship and above all innovative time signatures and creative layered symphonic arrangements.
I was certainly not alone in believing that the band had come to an unceremonious end, but Anglagard have forced reviewers and music connoisseurs to rewrite the history books with "Viljans Oga". Two years after 'Hybris' the band released 'Epilog' and then in 1996 a live album surfaced with 'Buried Alive' and they were never heard from again. However, 2012 is fast becoming a year of prog resurgence with many older bands producing some of the best material heard in years such as Rush, The Flower Kings, and now Anglagard, 18 years later.
The vintage sound is prevalent throughout the glorious 'Ur Vilande', with trademark flute played brilliantly by Anna Homlgren from the original lineup. Mattias Olsson is a master on percussion as always, Johan Brand plays Bass and Taurus, Thomas Johnson is back on Pianos, Mellotrons and synths, Jonas Engdeg'rd returns on Guitars, but there is no Tord Lindman on this new lineup. The instrumental is lengthy but never dreary, featuring some incredible guitar and percussion augmentations. It is a wonderful start to the album and a promise of a masterpiece is looming from the outset. Anglagard are definitely back!
'Sorgmantel' begins with gorgeous flute over musical box chimes, and then woodwind and reflective piano enters the landscape. The sound generated is mystical and comes from a faraway kingdom that fires the imagination. As Brand's bass begins to pulse, swathes of keyboards dominate and then a new time sig with flute and guitar embellishments. The band are tight knowing precisely when to stop and start, and when they move into full flight with all musicians breaking out on their instruments, it is a delight to the ears. The music breaks to allow musicians to showcase their craft, Anna's flute solo chimes over Johnson's swells of keyboard, Brand's bass jumps in and out of Olsson's percussion meters, and then polyrhythmic time sigs are unleashed. Olsson's drums are a celebration of mayhem, and they drive the music along with a passion unheard since Magma's Christian Vander. Engdeg'rd's lead guitar turns aggressive on this, the keyboard runs are frantic, and the flute warbling is intense. This is Anglagard at their heaviest, and they lift to a crescendo of sound and fury.
'Snardom' is a delirious flute driven instrumental with a pounding percussion and layers of keyboards. The beautiful flute is mesmirising as always by Anna, but I love the way it interrelates with the noisier guitars and drums. There are tons of intricate time signatures to revel in, and an incessant heavy blast of staccato musical explosions. It has a King Crimson style rhythm and some undeniably effective sax blasts, creating beautiful mayhem. The bassline is awesome and the way the beat changes almost at will as guitar and flute compete for the spotlight is a stroke of genius. It settles into a dreamscape of flute, piano and acoustic vibrations, that lull me into a state of bliss, almost to the point of tears. It builds back into a haunting melody and it ascends to the stratosphere with high pitched fret work and sustained string bends; it does not get any better than this. I am in awe of this song; really it is a masterpiece of prog, and a throwback to the glorious 70s in every respect.
'Langtans Klocka' begins quietly with piano and an ominous drone. The flute comes in like an angel on wings of gossamer. My heart melts with the exquisiteness of Anna's flute playing. The atmosphere builds with an upbeat bright guitar phrase over jumpy flute and chimes. Eventually Engdeg'rd's heavier guitar crashes in and the time sig is wonderfully irregular. The bass is amazing and it plays off the percussion leading to a passage of xylophone and saxophone, with very odd intricate metrical patterns. The complexity of the music is astonishing, and it soon leads to a segment of melodic guitar playing along with the flute, until a slower pace locks in allowing the flute to pour over the music like honey. Violined guitar and mellotron soaks up the atmosphere and then an outbreak of loud music punches a hole through the fabric. It ends with a grand guignol circus theme similar to the themes on 'Hybris'. There are even some vocal intonations to accentuate the angular circus style. This is weird but deliriously off kilter enough to end the album on an innovative note, with xylophone and glockenspiel thrown in; it is impossible to predict Anglagard's music and that is one of its drawcards.
I cannot believe 'Viljans Oga' is as good as 'Hybris' and yet Anglagard have done it again, and it is one of the greatest albums I have heard in years. The dynamic music is mesmirising and without the vocals of Lindman, it is not marred in any way, perhaps even improved as we can just sit back and have our ears caressed by mindbending musicianship. I actually didn't think this would measure up to Anglagard's masterful 1992 opus, as that is a tall order. I was wrong in every respect. This is a bonafide masterpiece and one of the definitive prog albums of 2012.
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Oh my lord, NEW ANGLAGARD?!?!?!?!11
Are they not releasing this digitally?
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The Computer Game Museum is situated right in the middle of the biggest European cultural monument - the Karl-Marx-Allee. Here is everything full of history and invites you to explore architecture, art and everyday life. Address: Computerspielemuseum, Karl-Marx-Allee 93a, Berlin Phone: +49 30 6098 8577 Web: www.computerspielemuseum.de Alexanderplatz und Fernsehturm (Alexanderplatz and Television Tower) Once the heart of the former East Berlin, Alexanderplatz is today the largest inner-city square in Germany and has developed into a popular shopping attraction. The view from the Television Tower, its height of 368 metres (1,207 ft) making it the tallest tower in Germany, is absolutely fantastic. A perfect 360° all-round view is provided by the revolving restaurant, which rotates at a rate of twice an hour. Address: Panoramastraße 1A 10178 Berlin Mitte Phone: +49 30 24 75 75 37 Web: www.tv-turm.de Opening: Mar-Oct daily 9.00am to midnight, Nov-Febr daily 10.00am to midnight More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: S U Alexanderplatz Tickets: 12,50€, reduced 8,00€ Brandenburger Tor It's Berlin's most famous landmark and became the symbol of overcoming the division of Germany once the Berlin Wall came down. From an architectural perspective, the sandstone structure, built by Carl Gotthard Langhans, is one of the most magnificent examples of German classicism. Nowadays the Gate serves as a backdrop for festivals, big sporting events or New Year's Eve parties. Address: Pariser Platz 10117 Berlin-Mitte More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: U Brandenburger Tor Denkmal für die ermordeten Juden Europas (Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe) Not far from the Brandenburg Gate is located the Memorial for Europe's Murdered Jews, a site of stelae (concrete slabs) arranged in a grid pattern on a sloping field accessible from all sides. It serves as a central place of remembrance and admonition and is supplemented by an underground information centre, containing the names of all known victims and details on the places of horror. There is no charge for admittance. Address: Cora-Berliner-Straße1 10117 Berlin-Tiergarten Phone: 49 30 26 39 43 36 Web: www.stiftung-denkmal.de Opening: Field of stelae open at all times More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: S U Potsdamer Platz, Brandenburger Tor Tickets: free admission East Side Gallery An East German Trabant car, which appears to be breaking through the concrete. Honecker and Breschnew locked in a kiss of brotherly, socialistic love. With the East Side Gallery, a segment of the Berlin Wall has been turned into the longest open air gallery in the world. The Kunstmeile, or art mile in English, is located along the banks of the river Spree in Friedrichshain is 1316 metre long is also the longest segment of the Berlin Wall that is still standing. Right after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the East Side Gallery was painted by 118 artists from 21 dif-ferent countries. Using various artistic means, the artists commented on the political events that took place in 1989 and 1990 in over 100 works of art found on the eastern side of the wall. Address: Mühlenstraße1 10243 Berlin Friedrichshain Phone: 49 30 25 17 159 Web: www.eastsidegallery-berlin.de More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: S Ostbahnhof, Warschauer Straße Gendarmenmarkt Many Berliners believe that the Gendarmenmarkt is the most beautiful place in Germany and indeed in all of Europe. Well, however that might be, it really is a must-see for all visitors to Berlin. This is the case because the Gendarmenmarkt is a beautiful example of an architectural ensemble full of harmony and it includes both the French and the German cathedral as well as the Concert House. Address: Gendarmenmarkt 10117 Berlin Mitte More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: U Stadtmitte, Französische Straße Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedächtnis-Kirche (Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church) The protestant Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church is a memorial to peace and reconciliation. And it also stands for the will of the Berliners to rebuild their city during the period after the war.This is seen by the fact that the church not only consists of the ruins of the church which was destroyed during World War II but it also includes contemporary church architecture. It is thus a living contrast between modernism and history. Address: Breitscheidplatz 10789 Berlin Charlottenburg Phone: 49 30 21 85 023 Web: www.gedaechtniskirche-berlin.de Opening: daily 9.00am-7.00pm More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: S U Zoologischer Garten, U Kurfürstendamm Gedenkstätte Berliner Mauer (Berlin Wall Memorial) The Berlin Wall Memorial is a reminder for the division of Germany and imparts an oppressive impression of the Wall and the times of the division. Located directly at the former border strip in the Bernauer Strasse is a piece of the Berlin Wall with border strip and watchtower. Newly opened in 2009, the Visitor Centre is the first starting point for visitors, and offers information and orientation help on the extensive grounds. The viewable exhibit in the Documentation Centre shows the 1961 history of the Wall's construction and the circumstances of the divided city. From the tower, one has an impressive view of the preserved parts of the border facility and the memorial in memory of the division of the city and the victims of communist tyranny. Address: Bernauer Straße 111 13355 Berlin Mitte Phone: 49 30 46 79 86 666 Web: www.berliner-mauer-gedenkstaette.de Opening: Apr-Oct 9.30am-7.00pm, Nov-Mar 9.30am-6.00pm, open fromTue-Sun More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: U Bernauer Straße, S Nordbahnhof Tickets: free admission, guided tours 3 € per person, school children free Jüdisches Museum Berlin (Jewish Museum Berlin) The Jewish Museum Berlin is housed in the impressive new museum building designed by Daniel Libeskind.The zinc-coated zig-zag building is one of Berlin's major landmarks. The permanent exhibition traces the high and low points of German-Jewish history from the end of the Roman Age to the present day. Address: Lindenstraße 9-14 10969 Berlin Kreuzberg Phone: 49 30 25 99 33 00 Web: www.jmberlin.de Opening: Tue-Sun 10.00am-8.00pm, Mon 10.00am-10.00pm More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: U Hallesches Tor, Kochstraße Tickets: 7€, reduced 3,50€, under 6 free Kulturforum After Museum Island, the Kulturforum is the second centre of art in Berlin: this is the home not only of the Neue Nationalgalerie (New National Gallery), the Gemäldegalerie (Picture Gallery), the Kunstgewerbemuseum (Museum of Applied Arts) and other museums but also the Philarmonie (Philharmonic Hall) and the Staatsbibliothek (National Library).The Kulturforum is - beside the Museum Island - the most important centre for arts in Berlin. Many well-known and unique institutions are located here, including the New National Gallery, designed by architect Mies van der Rohe, and the Philharmonie and Chamber Music Hall as well as the Neue Staatsbibliothek (Berlin State Library) and, last but not least, the Gemäldegalerie, which has one of the most important collections of old masters worldwide. Address: Matthäikirchplatz 4-6 10785 Berlin Tiergarten Phone: 49 30 26 62 951 Web: www.kulturforum-berlin.de More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: S U Potsdamer Platz Museumsinsel Berlin (Museum Island Berlin) The five historical museum buildings on Museum Island have been part of UNESCO world heritage since 1999 and represent a collection that's unique in the world. The magnificent museum buildings on the island in the River Spree were each designed by famous architects of their time. Museum Island is home to collections in the Altes Museum (Old Museum), the Alte Nationalgalerie (Old National Gallery), the Bode Museum, and the Neues Museum (New Museum), as well as the Pergamon Museum. The exhibitions range from prehistory, to ancient times, to19th century art. More than three million people come to Museum Island every year. Address: Am Lustgarten 1 10117 Berlin Web: www.smb.spk-berlin.de More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: S U Friedrichstraße, S Hackescher Markt Tickets: Museum Island area map18.00€, reduced 9.00€ Mauermuseum Haus am Checkpoint Charlie Checkpoint Charlie, the most famous of the inner-German border crossing points and a name known the world over, was where Allied border guards registered members of the American, English and French Armed Forces (and their families) before they visited East Berlin. Right next to it is situated today the "Wall Museum - Museum House at Checkpoint Charlie". The museum shows an almost incomprehensible number of original means and tools that people used in their escape out of the "DDR": from the hot-air balloon to the Trebant up to the chairlift. Address: Friedrichstraße 43-45 10969 Berlin Kreuzberg Phone: 49 30 25 37 25 0 Web: www.mauermuseum.de Opening: daily 9.00pm-10.00pm More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: U Kochstraße Tickets: 12.50€, students 9.50€, children under 6 free, groups 8,50€ per person Nikolaiviertel (Nikolai Quarter) The Nikolaiviertel is the place to experience the old Berlin, being the oldest residential area in the city. Containing the Nikolai Church from the 13th century, the typically medieval streets and numerous restaurants, this is one of the most popular tourist attractions for visitors to Berlin.The main attractions, in addition to the St. Nicholas church, include the Ephraim Palace, a masterpiece of palace architecture of the 18th century Berlin. Equally beautiful is the Baroque style Knoblauch house built in 1760, which offers insight into world of the upper middle class world through its rooms and valuable furniture. Address: Nikolaikirchplatz 10178 Berlin Mitte Web: www.berlin-nikolaiviertel.com More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: S U Alexanderplatz, U Klosterstraße Potsdamer Platz In view of the colourfully spotlighted pavilion roof of the Sony Center and the many high-rise buildings around it, it's difficult to imagine that Potsdamer Platz for a long time laid in the death strip of the Berlin Wall and was nothing but a desolate wasteland. In 1993, construction began on the DaimlerChrysler headquarters based on a master plan drawn up by the architects Renzo Piano and Christoph Kohl Becker. At the biggest construction site in Europe, a new urban centre arose from scratch in a period of just five years. Helmut Jahn's Sony Center was completed in 2000 and has a futuristic aesthetic in contrast to the DaimlerChrysler headquarters. In early 2004, the elegant Beisheim Center opened at Lenné-Dreieck . Address: Potsdamer Platz 10785 Berlin Tiergarten Web: www.potsdamerplatz.de More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: S U Potsdamer Platz Reichstag The Reichstag is the seat of the German Parliament.Between 1994 and 1999, the Reichstag was redesigned and expanded by the British architect Sir Norman Foster as a modern Parliament building while retaining its extensive, historical dimensions. From the accessible glass cupola you get a fabulous view of the city and German politics. Although it doesn't cost anything to visit the cupola and roof terrace, registering the visit beforehand is absolutely essential due to the enormous interest. Address: Platz der Republik 1 11011 BerlinTiergarten Phone: 49 30 22 73 21 52 Web: www.bundestag.de Opening: 8.00am to midnight More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: U Bundestag Schloss Charlottenburg (Charlottenburg Palace) The Charlottenburg Palace dome is one of Berlin's famous landmarks. The palace dates from 1695 and was built as a summer residence for Sophie Charlotte, Electress of Brandenburg and as of 1701, the first Queen in Prussia. Frederick the Great had the New Wing added in 1740 - 42. The interior contains amongst others the famous Porcelain Collection.New Wing: closed due to renovations Address: Spandauer Damm 20-24 14059 Berlin Charlottenburg Phone: 49 30 32 09 10 Web: www.spsg.de Opening: Apr-Oct, Tue-Sun 10.00am-6.00pm, Nov-Mar, Tue-Sun 10.00am-5pm More Info: visitBerlin.de Subway: U Sophie-Charlotte-Platz, S Westend, Jungfernheide Tickets: 12€, reduced 8€ From a 3-course menu in a star-rated restaurant to boulettes or a doner kebab in the local snack bar – there's something to suit everybody's taste at good value for money in Berlin. There are just no limits to the culinary diversities: whether Australian or French cuisine, exotic Asian dishes or the Berliner currywurst, for gastronomic globetrotters there are international delicacies and regional specialities.Berlin's regional cuisine is solid and tasty, and served in cosy traditional pubs. A particular speciality is breakfast, which many cafés offer all day long – ideal for night owls who like to lie in a bit longer in the morning. In summer, the city life moves outside: beach bars along the banks of the Spree with a view of the water are specially favoured. They are perfect places for enjoying a cocktail or sipping a Berliner Weisse (wheat beer) after a sightseeing tour. The popular summer drink, a beer speciality mixed with raspberry or Waldmeister (woodruff) syrup, is something you really shouldn't miss out on! Ampelmann Restaurant A well-lit and friendly restaurant located in the historic S-Bahn Arches with large terrace and beach bar directly on the Spree. Mediterranean & Italian cuisine – most of it home-made. Favourably priced lunch. Address: Stadtbahnbogen 159 / 160, Berlin-Mitte Phone: +49 30 84 71 07 09 Web: www.ampelmann-restaurant.de Brauhaus Südstern Tavern brewery and restaurant with beer garden. Food from the menu or a buffet for groups. Book a guided tour with the master brewer – this includes tasting!. Occasional Live music. Address: Hasenheide 69, Berlin-Kreuzberg Phone: +49 30 69 00 16 24 Web: www.brauhaus-suedstern.de Duke Restaurant There's an uncomplicated and classy welcome awaiting you in the DUKE restaurant with Mediterranean and Asiatic flavoured dishes, selected wines and exquisite cocktails. Address: Nürnberger Straße 50-55, Berlin-Schöneberg Phone: +49 30 683 15 40 00 Web: www.duke-restaurant.com "first floor" in the Hotel Palace Berlin Gourmet restaurant centrally located. Star chef Matthias Diether, nominated as ´Berlin's Master Chef 2011´, conjures up light, modern and European dishes based on French haute cuisine. Address: Budapester Straße 45, Berlin-Tiergarten Phone: +49 30 25 02 10 20 Web: www.firstfloor.palace.de "Sophieneck" restaurant and public house Here they offer German and regional cuisine and have an extensive selection of beers and wines waiting for you. Address: Große Hamburger Straße 37, Berlin-Mitte Phone: +49 30 283 40 65 Web: www.sophieneck-berlin.de Harrys New York Bar Harry's New York Bar – the undisputed king of the bars! Here every evening from Monday to Saturday live music, a selection of over 200 cocktails and an unforgettable atmosphere are awaiting you. Address: Lützowufer 15, Berlin-Tiergarten Phone: +49 30 25 47 80 Web: www.esplanade.de/gastronomie/harry-s-new-york-bar Berliner Republik You can enjoy Berlin cuisine "just like home cooking" in the city centre pub until 6 in the morning. Unique: from 5pm the Broker's Bier Börse with 18 brands of German beer on tap. Address: Schiffbauerdamm 8 Phone: +49 30 30 87 22 93 Web: www.die-berliner-republik.de Restaurant Knese Berlin Plaza Hotel An insider tip! Enjoy Berlin specialities or traditional meals in an Old Berlin atmosphere - in summer you are also welcome to dine on our sun terrace. Address: Knesebeckstraße 63 Phone: +49 30 88 41 38 84 Web: www.restaurant-knese.de friedrichs 106 In the heart of Berlin, right on the river Spree, you can find a small piece of Vienna. This cafe and restaurant offers the finest strudel and cake creations, as well as traditional Austrian dishes and delicious breakfasts. Address: Friedrichstraße 106 Phone: +49 30 40 52 05 94 Web: www.friedrichs106.de Hugos Restaurant On the 14th floor of the Hotel InterContinental Berlin, the one of a kind panoramic view of Berlin is not the only thing that can be enjoyed. The modern Michelin-Star awarded delicatessens of the master chef Thomas Kammeier will also find admirers. While searching for the right wine, the guests can rely on the friendly and highly trained service personnel. Address: Budapester Straße 2, Berlin-Charlottenburg Phone: + 49 (0) 30 26 02 12 63 Web: www.hugos-restaurant.de Opening: Thusday - Saturday 18.30-22.30 p.m. Listo Lounge In the heart of Berlin's historical Gendarmenmarkt the Listo Lounge by Hilton offers hot snacks und cool drinks at any time of the day. Address: Mohrenstraße 30, Berlin-Mitte Phone: + 49 (0) 30 20 23 02 46 1 Web: hiltonberlinhotel.de/lobbylounge/ Opening: daily 08.00 a. m. - 01.00 a. m. Restaurant Mark Brandenburg The restaurant Mark Brandenburg by Hilton Berlin Hotels offers modern variations of regional and international specialties - and a view of the historical Gendarmenmarkt. Address: Mohrenstraße 30, Berlin-Mitte Phone: + 49 (0) 30 20 23 02 46 0 Web: hiltonberlinhotel.de/markbrandenburg/ Opening: Monday - Friday 12.00-24.00 p.m.; Saturday - Sunday 18.00-24.00 p. m. Apaka - indisches Restaurant Experience the culinary diversity of India in the heart of Berlin. You can find two locations in Berlin (Mitte and Kreuzberg). Address: Kastanienallee 50 and Maybachufer 23 Phone: +49 30 44 01 04 94 Kartoffelkeller Hearty, regional Berlin specialities in a venue with historical vault and charming traditional beer garden, in the city centre on the River Spree. Address: Albrechtstraße 14b Phone: +49 30 282 85 48 Meena Kumari Meena Kumari specialises in the cuisine of the Asian subcontinent. A relaxing atmosphere - and all dishes prepared fresh every day with choice ingredients. Address: Lychener Straße 9 Phone: +49 30 44 05 25 45 Web: www.meenakumari.de NOCTI VAGUS Dunkelrestaurant Culinary delights and shows in total darkness! During your 4-cours meal enjoy live music, horror shows or a murder mystery dinner. A fantastic experience! Address: Saarbrücker Straße 36-38 Phone: +49 30 74 74 91 23 Web: www.noctivagus.com Restaurant Dressler Classic French brasserie cuisine - breakfast, business lunches, and sophisticated evening meals. Address: Kurfürstendamm 206-208 Phone: +49 30 883 35 30 Web: www.restaurant-dressler.de Ristorante - Maranello - Trattoria The Maranello offers Cucina Italiana with stone baked pizza, homemade pasta, fish and meat dishes and outstanding wines from Tuscany and Sicily. Address: Fasanenstraße 65 Phone: +49 30 41 72 11 70 Web: www.maranello-berlin.de Unsicht-Bar-Berlin Eating in total darkness is an exciting and unique experience - and a truly unforgettable event! During the evening you will be looked after by our blind and partially sighted staff. Address: Gormannstraße 14 Phone: +49 30 24 34 25 00 Web: www.unsicht-bar-berlin.de Alberts The modern café lounge bar and restaurant is situated in the heart of Berlin with a view of the capital city's landmark. Experience unique dining culture! Address: Karl-Marx-Allee 35 Phone: +49 30 24 72 72 50 Web: www.alberts-berlin.com Asin Restaurant Enjoy the dishes and cocktail offers in a friendly and modern ambiance with the mix of tradition and creativity that constantly emerges from Singapore. Address: Oderberger Straße 11 Phone: +49 30 44 03 06 11 Web: www.asin-restaurant.de Brachvogel A restaurant with a beer garden, mini-golf and play-ground, Wi-Fi, events, German, Mediterranean & seasonal dishes & beverages. Address: Carl-Herz-Ufer 34 Phone: +49 30 693 04 32 Web: www.brachvogel-berlin.de PLAY OFF American 1950s style, with a tempting selection of great dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Address: Potsdamer Platz Arkaden and Im Ostbahnhof Phone: +49 30 25 29 99 99 and +49 30 25 56 04 50 Restaurant Haus Berlin Friendly venue on historical Berlin boulevard - and a green oasis in summer with a view of the TV Tower. German cuisine, Berlin specialities as well as several typical GDR dishes. Address: Strausberger Platz 1 Phone: +49 30 242 56 08 Web: www.haus-berlin.net Xantener Eck Das Xantener Eck, just a few steps from the Kurfürstendamm boulevard, is one of Berlin's oldest and most attractive traditional-style restaurants. Address: Xantener Straße 1 Phone: +49 30 883 90 14 Web: www.das-xantener-eck.de Alto Bar - Adina Apartment Hotel Berlin Checkpoint Charlie The selection of steaks, pasta and desserts at the Alto Restaurant has a slight Australian influence. Address: Krausenstraße 35-36 Phone: +49 30 200 767 0 Web: www.adina.eu Restaurant Atelier Maritim proArte Hotel Berlin Experience fine dining with regional and international dishes, in the special atmosphere of an "Artist's Studio". Address: Friedrichstraße 151 Phone: +49 30 20 33 45 20 Web: www.maritim.de Restaurant Erimitage Hotel Zarenhof Prenzlauer Berg As the motto says, "dine like the Tsar!" This restaurant offers Russian specialities and international cuisine. Address: Schönhauser Allee 140 Phone: +49 30 80 20 880 Web: www.hotel-zarenhof.de Restaurant Friesendeel Upstalsboom Hotel Friedrichshain Indulge yourself with a wide range of Friesian feasts and international specialities. Address: Kopernikusstraße 36 Phone: +49 30 29 37 50 Web: www.upstalsboom.de/hotel-friedrichshain Grand Restaurant "M" Maritim Hotel Berlin The Grand Restaurant "M" combines elegant ambiance and international cuisine with a Berlin accent. Address: Stauffenbergstraße 26 Phone: +49 30 20 65 10 90 Web: www.maritim.de Restaurant HEat Radisson Blu Hotel The offer ranges from tandoori dishes to pizzas, to salads and typical German delicacies. Address: Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 3 Phone: +49 30 23 82 83 472 Web: www.radissonblu.com/hotel-berlin Restaurant Hof Zwei Mövenpick Hotel Berlin At Hof Zwei, the focus is on Mediterranean, Swiss and regional cuisine local produce. Address: Schöneberger straße 3 Phone: +49 30 23 00 64 85 Web: www.hofzwei.de Restaurant & Bar Mercure Hotel Berlin Tempelhof Airport Come to our restaurant and enjoy regional specialities and international cuisine. Address: Hermannstraße 214-216 Phone: +49 30 62 78 00 Web: www.mercure-berlin-tempelhof.com Restaurant "Movie" Holiday Inn Berlin-Mitte Regional and international dishes await you, in a setting decorated with original props from the CCC film studios. Address: Hochstraße 2-3 Phone: +49 30 46 00 39 07 Web: www.hiberlin.de Wilson's - The Prime Rib Restaurant Crowne Plaza Berlin City Centre Original American prime ribs and more traditional American cuisine served on the Kurfürstendamm. Address: Nürnberger Straße 65 Phone: +49 30 21 00 70 00 Web: www.restaurant-wilsons.de Kimchi Princess This is a well visited Korean restaurant in the hip area of Kreuzberg. Take a seat at one of the big wooden tables and let the waiters spice up your dining experience when they fry the food in front of you. Address: Skalitzer Strasse 36 / Manteuffelstrasse,10999 Berlin - Kreuzberg Phone: +49 163 4580203 Web: www.kimchiprincess.com Opening: daily from 6 pm till 11 pm Restaurant Satt & Selig Directly opposite St. Nicolas' Church in Spandau. The open kitchen offers specialities from different regions of the world, seasonal dishes and homemade cakes. Address: Carl-Schurz-Straße 47 Phone: +49 30 36 75 38 77 Web: www.sattundselig.de Opening: 09.00 till open end SSP Deutschland - The Food Travel Experts Hauptbahnhof Berlin Whether pizza & burger, fish, cookies or selected coffee specialities - in Berlin Central Station's Food Court, SSP has created a tempting mix of outlets including Burger King, Caffè, Ritazza, Currywurst Express, Gosch, Kamps, Backstube, Pizza Hut and Upper Crust. Address: Hauptbahnhof, Europaplatz 1 Web: www.foodtravelexperts.com/germany SSP Zoologischer Garten, Friedrichstraße, Alexanderplatz, Spandau Sightseeing is hungry work - and SPP has created a great range of diverse food outlets for the BVG Service transport network at the following locations: Zoologischer Garten, Friedrichstraße, Alexanderplatz and Spandau. Alto Bar - Adina Apartment Hotel Berlin Hackescher Markt Enjoy delicious cocktails with large and small snacks from Berlin, Australia and around the world. Address: An der Spandauer Brücke 11 Phone: +49 30 20 96 980 Web: www.adina.eu DDR-Restaurant Domklause The DDR-Restaurant Domklause in the centre of Berlin serves its guests known as well as forgotten dishes from a country that doesn't exist anymore: history to savour! Address: Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 1, Berlin-Mitte Phone: +49 30 84 71 23 737 Web: www.ddr-restaurant.de More Info: Direct on the Spree, opposite the Berliner Dom. Spagos Restaurant, Bar & Lounge, Park Inn by Radisson Berlin Alexanderplatz Spagos offers a wide-ranging selection of lunches, a large kitchen buffet and Californian-Mediterranean dinners from the show kitchen, as well as a bar and lounge area with live entertainment from 9 pm. Address: Alexanderplatz 7, Berlin-Mitte Phone: +49 30 23 89 42 49 Web: www.spagos.de The Westin Grand Berlin Experience uncomplicated seasonal cuisine in the Relish Restaurant in the Westin Grand Berlin. Eating becomes a pleasure with fresh and mostly regional ingredients. Feed the body, nourish the soul! Address: Friedrichstraße 158-164, Berlin-Mitte Phone: +49 30 202 70 Web: www.westingrandberlin.com Airports Berlin has two airports, each with excellent connections to the local public transport network. Schönefeld Airport (SXF) lies southeast of Berlin, approx. 18 km (11 miles) from downtown Berlin. It is connected to the S45 and S9 S-Bahn lines as well as regional express mainline trains departing in half-hourly intervals from the Hauptbahnhof, Zoologischer Garten, Friedrichstraße, Alexanderplatz and Ostbahnhof stations. The Schönefeld Airport-Express departs from Spandau via Zoologischer Garten, Hauptbahnhof and Ostbahnhof to Schönefeld. The journey from Hauptbahnhof takes about half-an-hour. Airport Tegel (TXL) lies in the northwest of the city, approx. 8 km (5 miles) from downtown Berlin. It has a close connection to the stadtautobahn (urban motorway) as well as local public transport services with the 109 and X9 bus routes to Zoologischer Garten, the 128 bus route to the northern districts of Berlin and the TXL bus route to the government quarter.Schönefeld Airport12521 Berlin-Schönefeld+49 180-500 01 86 (0,14 € /Min.)Mainline railway station / IC connectionabout 300 m ( yds) / 5 Min.S-Bahn station: Berlin-Schönefeld AirportAirport Tegel13405 Berlin-Reinickendorf+49 180-500 01 86 (0.14 €/Min.)N X9, 109, 128, Jet Express TXLMore info, including on the new Berlin Brandenburg Airport: Phone: +49 180 5000 186 Web: www.berlin-airport.de Public transport The local public transport system allows you to get anywhere in Berlin – comfortably, safely and cheaply. The expanded transport network of S-Bahn, U-Bahn, buses and trams provides you with unrestricted mobility, even at night: on Fridays and Saturdays as well as the nights before public holidays, nearly all the S-Bahn and U-Bahn service operate all through the night at 15 minute intervals. Phone: +49 30 25 00 25 Taxi When hiring a taxi in Berlin, you pay a basic charge of €3.20 plus €1.65 for each kilometre travelled. The "Kurzstrecke" (short distance) tariff gives you a journey of up to two kilometres for €4.00 – in this case, however, you have to flag down the taxi yourself. The "Kurzstrecke" tariff does not apply if you order a taxi or get in one at a designated taxi-waiting spot.Taxi Berlin International +49 30 20 20 21 22 0 (English language taxi-ordering service around the clock) taxi-berlin.de Funk Taxi Berlin +49 30 26 10 26 www.funk-taxi-berlin.de Tourist Information Before you go: Hotels.Tickets.Infos. Information available at www.visitBerlin.com or call +49 30 25 00 25.Berlin Tourist Infos:Hauptbahnhof (Central Station)Ground floor, entrance Europlatzdaily 8.00–22.00 Stop: S HauptbahnhofNeues Kranzler Ecknear Zoo / Ku'dammKurfürstendamm 22, PassageMon–Sat 09.30–20.00*Brandenburger Tor (Brandenburg Gate)Pariser Platz, south gatehousedaily 09.30–18.00*Flughafen Tegel (Airport Tegel)Terminal A, Gate 1daily 8.00–21.00Fernsehturm (TV Tower)open 22.5.–31.10.2013Panoramastraße 1adaily 10.00–16.00*Stop: S+U Alexanderplatz* Extended opening hours April to October. Post You can buy stamps in post offices and at tobacconist shops. Post office opening times vary – they are normally open between 8 am and 6 pm weekdays and between 9 am and 1 pm on Saturdays. The post office in Georgenstraße, Berlin-Mitte is open every day of the week: Address: Georgenstraße in Berlin-Mitte Subway: S-/U-Bahn station: Friedrichstraße Newspapers The most important daily newspapers are:Berliner ZeitungTagesspiegelBerliner MorgenpostDie WeltEvery fortnight in alternating weeks the two Berlin programme magazines TIP and Zitty appear containing numerous tips on cultural events and going out. Dentists Emergency dental service: +49 30 89 004 333 or at: www.kzv-berlin.de Pharmacy On-call medical service: +49 30 31 00 31 or at: www.kvberlin.de Chemists' emergency service: (Berlin Chamber of Chemists): at www.akberlin.de Telephone Country code: +49, Area code: 030 Electricity 230 V / 50 Hz Travel to Berlin Book your flights to Berlin today with Etihad Airways. Berlin is a picturesque city steeped in a rich and infamous history. The world class art and music offerings make Berlin a desirable vacation destination for anyone who appreciates a culturally rewarding holiday. Top 5 Things to Do in Berlin Take a horseback ride through Grunewald, Berlin's largest forested park Journey to the mesmerizing Museum Island, home to 5 of Europe's most decorated museums including the Pergamon Museum one of the world's best archeological museums Walk along the remnants of the Berlin Wall and see the infamous Check Point Charlie to learn about Berlin's storied past Rent a Trabant to roam the streets to the Reichstag for a lesson in Berlin's eclectic architecture Lose yourself in the angelic acoustics of an evening at the Berlin Philharmonic Plan Your Berlin Holiday Berlin is the only city in Europe to double its size in just one day. For years a very distinct cultural contrast existed on either side of the ominous Berlin Wall. In 1990 the wall came down and the residents of East and West embraced each other's differences and began to create a prosperous future together. The love of art and music can be seen throughout the city as evidenced by the many stunning museums and music venues that are scattered around Berlin. The summer months of June and August are the busiest times of year for tourist ravel to Berlin. It is recommended that you book your tickets to Berlin early if travelling then. Flight deals to Berlin are available throughout the year with Etihad. If you still want to enjoy a pleasant temperature but find an array of cheap hotels in Berlin try Spring of Autumn. 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We'll see if I'm ready to share my story. It's so fresh that most on here already know it. But here goes...
I have two daughters that are 4 days less than a year apart. Born in May 2005 and 2006. We were not sure on having more kids, but definitely not until 2009 at the earliest. We were using condoms as well as NFP to prevent. About 4 days before Fathers' Day this year I tested positive. I was stunned. And not happy, at all. I was very nervous about how John would react-his first thought is always to money. It was very important to me that I tell him about this baby in a way that would allow for no room for negativity. So I finally devised a way and was going to wait for Fathers' Day, but just couldn't. I told him that Friday and he just was all grins and so excited-just sure we'd have a boy this time.
I'm high risk due to a previous preterm labor and birth. So this pregnancy involved ultrasounds of my cervix every other week which meant traveling more than hour each way for those appointments, and struggling to schedule the appointments around my mom's schedule so I wouldn't have to take the girls. It was stressful, and while I was so relieved that John was happy, I still didn't feel excited. I have a number of contraction/cramping/bleeding scares early on, but then things seemed to level off as I approached 18 weeks, or so. We had found out at 15ish weeks that it was a girl, and so there was that quasi-dissapointment to deal with. I so very much had wanted a boy from the time I was pregnant with Keira on. But I was slowly becoming ok with having another baby, and another baby girl, at that.
At 22ish weeks I had some major huge gushes of bright red blood. I was hospitalized for 36 hours for monitoring, and then sent home. It's horrible, but with every new scare with this pregnancy this stupid little part of me reacted in a "what if I don't get checked out? It'd be ok if things didn't work-I didn't really want this baby anyhow" sort of way. It was just a tiny part of me. But a part that I feel so utterly guilty about now, and probably will for the rest of my life. I'll wonder "what if I'd really truly wanted her? Would that have changed things?" Irrational, I know. But it is what it is.
I had another couple bright red gushes as I was finishing my 22nd week, and again was hospitalized. My cervix was short, but not drastically. I was dilated to 1/1.5ish but the doctors argued about if I was truly dilating or if it was just me sitting more loose/open due to the two babies I'd had so recently. I had yet another Level II ultrasound on Monday, October 22. WAs sent home on modified bedrest with appointments set up 1x a week for the next 3 weeks, with the next being October 30.
At 3am Saturday October 27, 2007 my water broke. And I mean broke. No leakage-gush after gush after gush. I was so scared and just sat on the floor waiting for that first post-water-breaking contraction. The really painful one. It never came. I was 23w4d when this happened-too early for a baby to have much of a chance to make it. We got to L&D, knowing we'd be transferred up to the hospital my perinatologists work out of. But first they did an u/s and discovered absolutely no fluid around baby Taela. The nurses tried to reassure us by saying that it was common to be put on hospital bedrest and be able to keep baby in for at least a week-maybe buying all the time we needed. I rode in the ambulance up north and got all checked in. No contractions. Taela was head down, which the doctors and nurses were all happy with. It meant I was ready for delivery when the time came, and also the hope was that her head would help keep the cervix blocked off so infection couldn't set in as easy. 4 days later in another ultrasound it was discovered that she'd flipped breach and was sitting on top of my cervix. This became more of a concern-it caused the need for a c-section when the time came. I had reached 24 weeks which was the point which we had chosen for all possible medical interventions to be done to save our baby. The next day she eventually put her left foot all the way down through my cervix and into my vagina. I was taken for an immediate emergency section and put under general anesthesia.
Taela was born November 1, 2007 weighing 1lb 4oz and was 12.25 inches long. And she did wonderful. She didn't need ANY help breathing for 7 days. She did it all on her own. She was hooked up to all kinds of monitors, iv's, tubes, etc. But breathing is the largest hurdle at that age and she did great. Then on day 8 she needed some oxygen blown through for her to keep her blood levels up. But it was still a great day in the life of a 24weeker. And then Day 9 went downhill hard and fast. I got the call at 3:30am that she'd had a bad night and they were going to intubate, just so she could rest her little muscles and not have to do the breathing on her own. It was to be expected for her to be intubated, so while I was so upset, I wasn't too worried. I mean, the first 4 days or so are the ones where you wait for baby to crash. She was over a week old, and had been amazing. I was finally able to think about the next 4ish months in there, and how I'd handle my girls at home and my girl in the NICU. I was ready to be in this for the long haul. And then at 8am I talked to the doctor and she said Taelas was having a real hard day. We talked about a few things, but nothing really sticking out as bad. She did want to make sure we were coming up, at least later in the afternoon. I couldn't tell if it was for her knowledge or her gentle way of saying "you NEED to come up here." And then 3.5 hours later I got a call from a nurse telling us if we could get up there, we needed to get there ASAP. My grandpa came to watch the girls and my parents headed up to meet us at the hospital. That was a horrible drive. Not know what was going on, if she'd still be alive when we got there.
We got there and found that immediately after that phone call she'd coded and they'd had to do CPR and push an epi to get her heart going again. She had been on 100% oxygen at 8am but by the time we were there she was down to 80, and then 1/2 later only needed less than 50. Her breathing had stabilized. But an echo of her heart was disturbing. Her cardiologist was amazed it was the same heart he'd seen 3 days earlier. It was so tiny and deteriorated. Her blood had become very acidic and was literally eating away at her heart. Eventually it was found that all of her major organs were shutting down. The levels of enzymes in her blood for her liver and kidneys were #'s that would be concerning/critical in an ADULT's body. There was no real choice for us, other than WHEN to let her go. The medicine they were giving her would keep her heart going, but they had to re-administer every 20 minutes or so. And IF she pulled through, it was basically guaranteed that she'd be on life support her entire life and literally have no awareness about her.
At about 1pm I held my baby for the very first and last time ever. She passed at about 1:30pm-nearly exactly 9 days after she was born.
It has been 5 days since she passed and each day has only gotten harder. I don't know when they'll start to look up, but I have been told they will. We had her funeral and interment yesterday and that was so difficult for me. I did not think I'd make it through it-I avoid funerals when at all possible. Some ladies from APA sent flowers, and Jenn (DIVADLX) and her little family came down from Seattle for the services. I am so thankful for the support that I know I have here on this site-even if it takes me a little while to be able to actively tap back into it.


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Midnight: A resident of the 200 block of Brown Gables Road in Ben Lomond noticed that someone had taken prescription medications and jewelry from inside her home.
Jan. 17
11:20 a.m.: A case of vandalism was reported at a church on the 5700 block of Valley Drive in Felton.
Jan. 15
4:11 p.m.: In what investigators describe as an organized and preplanned theft, three people stole several dozen cartons of cigarettes from the unlocked vehicle of a San Jose-based wholesale vendor that was making a delivery at the Mountain Store, 125 Pool Drive, in Boulder Creek. It was later determined that the wholesaler was followed from San Jose to Boulder Creek by three people in a black Hyundai. The Hyundai was last seen heading toward Bear Creek Road. It had a license plate of 6DCD574 and is registered to an address in Oakland. Investigators obtained video footage of the suspects and the theft.
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12:50 p.m.: Two teenagers were arrested and released to their parents after being caught trying to steal alcohol from a store on the 200 block of Mount Hermon Road.
Jan. 21
3:41 p.m.: Two 17-year-olds were taken into custody for alleged shoplifting from a business on the 200 block of Mount Hermon Road.
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7:28 p.m.: A woman was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol on the 5000 block of Scotts Valley Drive after staff members at a restaurant noticed signs of intoxication while her vehicle was in the drive-thru.
9:33 p.m.: A man and two women from Solano County were arrested at a gas station on Hacienda Drive after customers called police claiming that the trio was aggressively panhandling. When officers arrived, two of the people provided false names, and all three were taken into custody after it was determined that the silver Kia minivan they were driving had been reported as stolen. A search of the vehicle revealed a number of stolen clothing items with labels and security tags still attached.
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7:29 a.m.: A resident of Whispering Pines Drive reported that someone had used spray paint to vandalize the sidewalk in front of her home during the night.
2:37 p.m.: An elderly man was arrested at a grocery store on Victor Square where staff members detained him on suspicion of trying to shoplift nutritional supplements.
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5:56 p.m.: A resident of Pinecone Drive reported that someone had stolen several thousand dollars' worth of jewelry from her home in the course of the previous three days.
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4:18 p.m.: Officers arrested a man for domestic battery in central Scotts Valley after he allegedly showed up uninvited to his ex-girlfriend's home, threatened her and attempted to choke her.
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Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. will not file any criminal charges in the Sian Green tragedy. On August 20, the young British tourist was sitting a dozen feet from the curb near Rockefeller Center when she was run over by a cab avoiding a bicyclist. Green's left leg had to be amputated below the knee.
Vance's office issued a statement noting that prosecutors specializing in vehicular crimes, and considering state traffic laws, could not find sufficient evidence of a crime.
"They conducted interviews with multiple eyewitnesses, the taxi driver, the bicyclist, and injured parties, reviewed all available video surveillance, listened to numerous 911 calls, and retrieved the taxi's 'black box' data," the statement said. "We are sensitive to the trauma faced by Ms. Green and others injured in vehicular crashes, and notified the attorneys and representatives for all parties last week of this decision."
Green's attorney said he expected an assault by auto charge and believes the decision is politically motivated.
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Seven men are arrested in connection with what police say is a two-week killing spree in Detroit. Police believe the spree started with the murder of two teenage boys from Westland. The bodies of 18-year-old Jake Kudla and 17-year-old Jourdan Bobbish were found in a field on Detroit's east side late July of 2012. They had been missing for about a week. The boys' families eventually learned they visited an uncle's house, then went to a gas station looking to buy drugs. Investigators say they met with a group of guys who drove them to a house, robbed them, drove them to a field on Lyford Street and shot them to death. "Yes, these are some god-awful people that need to be off the street," Melissa Villneff tells Fox 2's Taryn Asher. Police believe the suspects also killed her father, 62-year-old John Villneff.Police say on that day the group broke in and robbed a house, pistol whipped a 16-year-old boy and shot and killed John Villneff, a veteran and two-time Purple Heart recipient.But the alleged killing spree continues. Just hours later, in the early-morning hours of August 9, police believe some of the men are involved in a carjacking and used a woman to lure a 25-year-old man into an apartment building, robbing and killing him. The first suspect was arrested in connection with John Villneff's murder and the rest slowly started to trickle in after that as, police say, the men began to turn on each other. The suspects have been locked up for months, and some are already convicted for Villneff's murder. The men arrested in connection with the killing spree are Felando Hunter, Fredrick Young, brothers Reco and Aquire Simmons, Michael Evans, Michael Montgomery and Brandon Crawford. But the families of Kudla and Bobbish are still waiting for justice. "Maybe if those evil hood rats can pay for their crimes maybe I can close that chapter and continue to grieve," Virgie Kudla says. "The mommy side of me? I am beyond angry. But the logical side of me - I know that things take time," she continues.Police believe two of the seven men are responsible for the murders of the Westland teens, but say the suspects, their crimes and the witnesses are all connected. Police also say they have handed over a warrant to the prosecutors office.
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Elizabeth Aileen Clark was found walking in the 400 block of Mockingbird (two blocks from her residence). A citizen saw her walking and contacted the Police Department. Mrs. Clark appeared to be confused and could not advise where she had been.
Clark did not appear to have any physical injuries but was transported to Mother Frances Hospital to be checked.
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The Tyler Police Department needs assistance in locating a missing elderly white female. Elizabeth Aileen Clark W/F 11/20/1931 was last seen at noon today at 1301 S. Chilton.
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