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From NYRB, a review of Vincent Van Gogh: Painted with Words: The Letters to Emile Bernard by Leo Jansen. An interview with Peter Gay, author of Modernism: The Lure of Heresy, from Baudelaire to Beckett and Beyond. Chaim Soutine is "the most unknown, underrated great artist of the 20th century". A review of Gay Artists in Modern American Culture: An Imagined Conspiracy by Michael S. Sherry. Charitable magic: An article on Harry Potter and the hugely profitable sketches. The dance of evolution, or how art got its start: What is the evolutionary value of art and why do we humans spend so much time at it?
From Time, is Facebook overrated? Google is preparing a service that would let users store on its computers essentially all of the files they might keep on their personal-computer hard drives. Russell Fish may redefine computer industry: He claims to have invented e-mail. He holds a world skydiving record. But his current invention promises to top them all. E-mailers send a message: Please don't leave paper trail — they aim to reduce printing, but some doubt it will work. Steven Berlin Johnson on the pothole paradox: Why building the Geographic Web is hard, and why it's worth doing. The addict's veto: Why should problem gamblers ruin online betting for everyone? Larry Lessig on how creativity is being strangled by the law. A look at why creative people are putting their work free on the Net. Pay me for my content: How long must creative people wait for the Web's new wealth to find a path to their doors? Land of free stuff: You want it? It's yours. From a college education to your favorite shampoo, it's all happening gratis on the Internet. In defense of lurking: Solitary consumption, not interactivity, may be the best thing about the Web. In MySpace suicide case, community fights back: After a teen girl falls victim to a Web hoax, angry neighbors take matters into their own hands. A look at how the case of a cyberbullying suicide stokes the Internet fury machine. An article on how to punish a cyber-bully.
From Commentary, a review of The Stillborn God by Mark Lilla and The Law of God: The Philosophical History of an Idea by Remi Brague. A review of Evolving God: A Provocative View of the Origins of Religion by Barbara J. King. A review of Religion and Law in Classical and Christian Rome by Clifford Ando and Jorg Rupke. A review of Blasphemy in the Christian World by David Nash. From Cracked, a look at the five biggest badass Popes. What are the Knights Templar up to now? (and more) The inside story of the Western mind: A review of Twentieth-Century Catholic Theologians by Fergus Kerr. A review of Black Mass: Apocalyptic Religion and the Death of Utopia by John Gray. From Ovi, an article on religion and the secular state. Why do religions now use the conjunctions "religion and morality" or "religion and ethics"? The phrases are not, historically, within their remit. To a group of earnest academics who study faith, the Flying Spaghetti Monster — the spiritual icon of a new internet-based religion — is more than just a spicy pop-culture dish.
From TNR, a review of Containment: Rebuilding a Strategy Against Global Terror by Ian Shapiro. A review of Shadow Warriors: The Untold Story of Traitors, Saboteurs, and the Party of Surrender by Kenneth R. Timmerman. Osama's man in America: His job — keep the Viagra and the gossip flowing while praying for a Giuliani victory. Bad Ideas: The law promoting outstanding excellence in fighting terrorism—and why you never heard about it. Where boys grow up to be jihadis: Many of the men involved in the Madrid train bombings came from one small neighborhood in the Moroccan city of Tetouan. A number of would-be suicide bombers in Iraq are from there, too. What is it about the place? An interview with Bernard-Henri Levy on Pakistan, Ayyan Hirsi Ali and the war on terror. Should the U.S. abandon Pervez Musharraf? Daniel Markey and Husain Haqqani debate. Benazir Bhutto knows how to tell Western audiences what they want to hear, but when the former prime minister had a chance to shut down Pakistan's nuclear Wal-Mart, she looked the other way instead. A look at what Nawaz Sharif's return means to Pakistan.
A review of The Story of Measurement by Andrew Robinson. The first chapter from Benjamin Franklin's Numbers: An Unsung Mathematical Odyssey by Paul C. Pasles. A review of Perfect Figures: The Lore of Numbers by Bunny Crumpacker. Good stories, good math: Young children who show sophisticated story-telling skills go on to demonstrate greater mathematical ability. Alexis Lemaire can calculate the 13th root of a 200-digit number in just over a minute. In fact, he could be the greatest "mathlete" ever, but why does he want to spend four hours a day practising, and what's so special about 37? A review of Super Crunchers: Why Thinking-by-Numbers Is the New Way to Be Smart by Ian Ayres. A video that's worth a million words: Award-winning video reveals the simplicity and beauty of an abstract mathematical tool.
From Foreign Policy, an article on the world's biggest military buildups: A look at the countries that are going large while everyone else is slimming down. Promoting innovation: Can Gen. David Petraeus fix the Army's broken promotion system? Saving our troops: Evangelical singer Eric Horner is the darling of the American military, and the bane of non-Christian soldiers everywhere. From TAC, a cover story on hired guns: While the volunteer Army struggles, the business of war booms. From Wired, a look at how technology almost lost the war: In Iraq, the critical networks are social, not electronic. From Foreign Policy, an interview with Phebe Marr on the end game in Iraq. A review of Iraq: The Logic of Withdrawal by Anthony Arnove. A look at why Pax Americana — U.S. attempts to govern the world — is today failing everybody, including America. Persuading Them: Want the world to like us again? Think diplomacy. The Brand Old Party: It's hard to deny the election of a Democrat would result in a a big boost to America's international brand.
From The New York Observer, Judith Regan has theories of who drove her from HarperCollins; here are some: Kerik, Ailes, Giuliani, Murdoch, Jane Friedman; retribution is her plan; and an article on the most popular publicist in New York: Sloane Crosley, 29, has shilled for Joan Didion, Jonathan Lethem and—hairball!—Dave Eggers. Now she's got her own book—and shiny hair that will make you weep! Literature's invisible arbiters: We never get to read them, but reader's reports for publishers can make or break books, particularly so for translations. More on How to Talk about Books You Haven't Read by Pierre Bayard. Why we read: At a time when books appear to be waging a Sisyphean battle against the forces of the Internet, the notion that someone could move from literary indifference to devouring passion seems, sadly, farfetched. Saving millions of lives is one thing but a well-stocked bookshelf is equally alluring: Is it possible to fall in love with a man from the contents of his bookshelf? Hard to say goodbye: It looks like hardbacks are on their way out and the line between literary and genre fiction will now begin to blur. "I no longer want to be a paperback reader": They seemed a good idea at the time, but the years, sunlight and central heating are taking their toll. Can Amazon save the e-book? The online retailer takes a crack at selling a portable book-reading gadget. Literature after books: The coming of the ebook is likely to reshape both how we read, and how we write. Think global, read local: Reading as a group activity rather than a private act has become a national phenomenon, but in western North Carolina they've taken a more local approach. The Soviet Union was once the best-read country in the world, but these days Russians prefer reality TV.
G. A. Cohen (Oxford): A Truth in Conservatism: Rescuing Conservatism from the Conservatives. The real heroism, restraint: Conservatism's task is to distinguish between what government can and cannot do, and between what it can do but should not. A review of Michael Gerson's Heroic Conservatism: Why Conservatives Should Embrace America's Ideals—and Why They Deserve To Fail If They Don't. If conservatism is the ideology of freedom: Ain't conservative freedom great? Lib-er-tar-ian: A freewheeling rebel who hates wiretaps, loves Ron Paul and is redirecting politics. The centre-ground's shift to the left: Michael Lind on the new political centre.
From Newsweek, an interview with Jill Rappaport, author of Mazel Tov: Celebrities' Bar and Bat Mitzvah Memories (and a review). In Search of Superman's Inner Jew: The Man of Steel wasn't Jewish, though his creators were. Civilization and Its Discontented: Exactly who heeded the call of Abraham? Book touring makes a writer wonder. An excerpt from How Jews Became Germans: The History of Conversion and Assimilation in Berlin by Deborah Hertz. Portrait of a Lost Town: Through words and images, Mayer Kirshenblatt brings to life the Polish town he left in 1934. How Jews are still "acting black" in 2007: From White Negro to Jewish Hipster. A look at how young Jews are most comfortable being Jewish when surrounded by non-Jews.
In one impolite exchange, a mirror of Spain's curious relationship to its old colonies. Bigmouth strikes again: Despite the King of Spain's now-famous rebuke, Hugo Chavez still won't shut up — what will it take? Communism's comeback: With Hugo Chavez history is repeating as farce. After the Caudillo: Michelle Bachelet, the president of Chile, is one of a growing number of female heads of state in Latin America. But for her, the political being personal goes way beyond gender. From Business Week, an article on Brazil, the new oil superpower: State-run Petrobras' "monstrous" new oil find has wide-ranging implications for the South American country, the oil majors, oil services providers, and beyond. The discovery of a huge new oil field has the potential to transform Brazil into a global energy powerhouse and to reshape the politics of this energy-starved continent. A warning for reformers: Latin Americans expect more from the state and less from the market.


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Room 103: October 15, 2010
BFF came to visit and do Savannah. Had a great time at the Velvet Elvis aka Jinx. Great live music and creepy crawl! Going to get our seafood on at Tybee Island. Water was stolen and then returned glasses filled with water. Crazy times… great stay. See ya St. Pattys day! S & L
Room 103: October 14, 2010
We have stayed here before! About 7 years ago for a friend's wedding. We did not realize it when it was suggested. We try to get a room at 1790 as there were no vacancies in the historic district tonight. We rode our motorcycle up from Orlando in route to NC for a long weekend.
Room 103: October 9, 2010
This is my retirement vacation – 25 years kindergarten teacher, do I need to say more? I am here to explore and discover my last stage of life. I would like to find a cozy spot. We're taking a ride to Tybee Island. I love the opulence and heritage in Savannah but still looking for
Room 103: October 8, 2010
We stayed for a total of two nights. They say this place has ghost but we didn't see any either night. We did enjoy the bed though. Slept like a baby both nights. The plastic scary lady up stairs did startle us a little. Have fun in this room, I know we did. J &
Room 103: September 20, 2010
We had a nice stay and a very fast dinner! Thank you. S & E Italy
Room 103: September 16, 2010
Visited for a day in Savannah. Very nice B&B. J & B Macon, GA
Room 103: September 15, 2010
We stopped by in Savannah on our honeymoon. Road trip from New York to Naples. What a lovely B&B here, but we haven't met any ghosts. Thanks. A & B Germany
Room 103: September 10, 2010
What a wonderful stay we had in Savannah and in your B&B! We came a long way, all the way from Holland! Now it's time for some sun on the Beach of Tybee Island! Anonymous
Room 103: September 6, 2010
Awesome place to stay! We come to Savannah 2-3 times a year and always have a wonderful time. Beautiful city – great people. Enjoyed ghost tour but did not experience anything out of the ordinary. Thank you very much for the nice stay. A & CB Charleston, SC
Room 103: August 26, 2010
This was the first time we have ever had the opportunity to visit this wonderful town. Sadly, we only have the one night and must head back home. The "Ghostly Pub Tour" is highly recommended. I must insist everyone take whilst here in this lovely town. The wife and I totally loved the room. We

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More than a week after "Growing Pains" actor Andrew Koenig went missing, his body has been found in Vancouver, CNN is reporting.
An unnamed source, who reportedly spoke to Koenig's father, told CNN that the body found in Vancouver's Stanley Park on Thursday (February 25) at around noon is the 41-year-old. A news conference is expected for later Thursday, and various reports are saying that his parents — including "Star Trek" icon Walter Koenig — may attend.
Fans, media and authorities alike had all come together over the last week in search of Koenig, who vanished on Valentine's Day and then missed a flight home to Los Angeles two days later. Reports later leaked that Vancouver police classified the actor as being "despondent" upon his disappearance, that he had suffered from depression, and had mailed a letter to his father before vanishing that gave the family cause for concern. As friends and family feared the worst, his Hollywood peers, including Alyssa Milano, Kevin Smith, Alyson Hannigan and Sarah Silverman, all used Twitter to voice concern and ask for help locating the actor.
Joshua Andrew Koenig was born August 17, 1968, and worked as an actor, film director, editor and writer. He was best known for playing troublemaking teen Richard "Boner" Stabone on the ABC sitcom "Growing Pains," starring Kirk Cameron — who sent out his own desperate plea for Koenig's safe reappearance recently.
In the years since the hit sitcom went off the air, Koenig had a small role on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," voiced the Joker in a fan film called "Batman: Dead End" and wrote and directed the 2004 short film "Woman in a Green Dress." If the reports are true, Koenig's last professional work is believed to be alongside "Twilight" star Jackson Rathbone in the experimental indie film "DaZe: Vol. Too - NonSeNse."


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Seems nothing can prevent Seeman from being active. The director-cum-politician is currently serving his jail terms after having been arrested under the National Security Act or allegedly making inflammatory speeches against neighbouring country Sri Lanka. On 10 July, police had slapped fresh sets of cases against Seeman and arrested him as he was entering the Chennai Press Club to brief media on the continued killings of Indian fishermen by Lankan forces and lodged him at Vellore prison.
And now the 'Naam Tamilar' movement founder is carrying out his director duties perfectly inside the prison too. Seeman had committed to direct a film 'Pagalavan' with Ilayathalapathy Vijay in the lead role, and the production of Kalaipuli Thanu. Now the latest update is Seeman has completed the script for 'Pagalavan' inside the prison..
According to close sources, producer Kalaipuli Thanu met the director Seeman in Vellore jail today and discussed about the film status. It is revealed that the script is complete and satisfactory.


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The holiday season has certainly flown by, and with that comes the beginnings of a new year. All of us at The Angel Band Project are looking forward to what lies ahead in 2015. Looking back at the past 12 months, we couldn't be more grateful for our supporters who are keeping our mission alive. We wouldn't be able to exist without you, so thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
We couldn't let 2014 go, however, without discussing something that we hope to continue for many years to come: One Voice Virtual Choir. If you were not able to attend this event in St. Louis in November, let us first start by explaining what a virtual choir is. Through the magic of technology we have been able to reach out to victims and advocates of sexual and domestic violence all across the nation. Each participant was paired with a music therapist and taught the song "One Voice," a Wailin' Jennie's original. We provided a safe and comfortable environment for them to record their song and then compiled each recording, creating a "virtual" choir. This virtual choir was also accompanied by a live choir, which brought each and every survivor and advocate together, no matter where they were from.
It would be impossible to accurately describe the impact this night had on all of us. The strength, power and courage brought to the choir were inspirational to say the least. Watching these survivors come together to support one another was truly a sight to see. Our hope is to further grow this program and have participants from every state and every nation in the world. Someone becomes a victim of sexual assault every 2 minuets in the U.S. and it is up to us to raise awareness and break the silence surrounding this issue. We must create an environment where survivors feel safe and protected. Through our virtual choir we can bring together a community of survivors so they know they are never alone.
If you would like to donate to One Voice Virtual Choir 2015, please visit Power2Give.org. Your gift will be matched 33 cents to the dollar now through February 15. Every donation helps and is tax deductible.
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The Colorado State Fair began well before the state even had a name, over two thousand people came together for what was the start of a longtime tradition. The fair began as a horse exhibition and has grown into the largest summer event in the state for families and friends to come together for a fun and educational summer trip to the fair. We are here to help you be part of this fun and tradition by offering a guide on how to make the best of this summer fair.
2017 Fair dates: August 25th – September 4th
Join the Fan Club
Spring is here and that means only a few short months until the fair! Before you can go gallivanting off to the fairgrounds you need to know a few things. You might want to know when the fair takes place, when tickets go on sale and where you can get carnival tickets. You can find all of that and more just by signing up for the Colorado State Fair's fan club! At the top of the fair's website is where you can enter your email to start receiving news about everything about the fair.
Tickets to the fair can be bought online, at the box office, or at one of the fair's gates.
- 4 and under Free
- Child $7
- Adult (13 and up) Mon- Thurs $7, Fri- Sun $10
- Seniors $2
- Fun 4 Pack – $50 4 admission tickets, 4 food items, 4 non-alcoholic beverages.
- Fun 4 Pack + Carnival – $125 4 admission tickets, 4 food items, 4 non-alcoholic beverages, 4 carnival wristbands
- Magic FM Megapass – $98 gate admission, carnival pass, good for all 11 days of the fair
- Daily carnival pass – $30
- Every day all members of the armed forces and first responders pay $5 on weekdays and $8 on weekends.
Coming soon: Artist line-up. Prices may vary.
While at the fair you can rent these items for a fee:
- Fun Ride Strollers
- Wheelchairs
- Double Strollers
- Wagons
- Jogger Strollers
- Electric Scooters
Other things to know
- Public parking is available at the fair for $7.
- There will be shuttles from the Main Street Parking garage to the fair gate.
- Check out nearby accommodations to make the most of your trip.
- Find out all Camping information is here.
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- 58 years old
- Date of birth: May 16, 1941
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Gardena, California, United States
- Date of passing: Oct 16, 1999
- Place of passing:
Long Beach, California, United States
|Let the memory of Alan be with us forever
"I miss you as much today as I did yesterday. I love you and will forever wish you were still with me in person. I know you're with me in spirit"
"I miss you so much each and every day. You have always been my one and only love and soul mate."
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today is your birthday so I want to wish you a happy birthday. Ilove and miss you so very much and there is never a day that goes by that I dont think of you or of Shannon. I wish you were here so you could see both of you're beautiful granddaughters Jessica and Samantha. Jessica will be graduating in just a couple of weeks and Sami goes on to the third grade. Daddy you're missing so muchbut in reality I know you're always watching down upon all of us and guiding us in the right paths. I also know that someday I'll be able to join you and we can have a family reunion again. I love you and miss you very much daddy. HAPPY birthday again daddy."
"You were my second father. I miss you and wish you could have seen me finish growing up; could have known my children. Thank you for all the experiences you let me tag along for, especially throwing me into the lake and making me learn to water ski."
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It's exciting, scary, a relief and a stressor all at once! What could possibly cause so much excitement all in one package? Why, a new Crew Member, that's what!
A new Crew Member is a new friend, a new team member, a new personality, a new way of doing things. A new Crew Member usually lifts the spirits of current Crew and old habits can die easily when someone new is there with great new habits in tow. New adventures, likely much-needed help with all areas in a department, a new time-demand for the first while and after 3 months, hopefully a new family member who fits, pulls their weight and works well with the owners and the rest of the Crew.
A new Crew Member can also cause a lot of stress if they don't quite see the program for what it is and they can exhaust those that work most closely with them. Therefore, it's important to take the time to ensure a new Crew Member will fit, in more areas than one. A solid job description, a thorough write-up or contract for the position, reference checks and in-person or Skype interviewing can have a huge impact on how closely a match a new Crew Member can be. Taking the time to choose someone who fits in work ethic, personality, experience, etc. will not only save you grief down the road, it will also make a good boat feel great.
Larger yachts have groups, teams and clicks of Crew Members where there are more personalities to combine. With the various departments, many different types of personalities can find their fit and get along on the boat. And hopefully this translates in to a great working relationship and team with successful charters and owner's trips.
Smaller yachts may be tougher to Crew. With a busy program, fewer Crew to carry the weight of that program and fewer personalities to mix and match, it's super important the interests, the personalities and the general feeling on board is of unity.
When the homework is done, the job has been advertised and filled and the new Crew Member is on the way, that feeling of excitement held by Captain and Crew usually includes hope. Here's hoping they're everything you hoped they would be in work ethic, in strong values and in the ability to keep their side of the cabin clean! Welcome your new Crew Member with open arms and enjoy all they can offer.


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Sometimes the best man isn't even in the wedding party.
Gavin Greene is a hopeless romantic. He's also a professional one: He writes the wedding column for a Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper, covering spectacular parties from coast to coast. But there's a thin line between being a hotshot reporter on assignment and being a single guy alone on a Saturday night at someone else's wedding.
Everything changes on New Year's Eve when Gavin meets Melinda, a travel writer with enchanting dimples. A moonlit stroll across a Manhattan rooftop seals the deal - until an Aussie with an attitude swoops in and whisks her away before Gavin gets her number.
Gavin crisscrosses New York City to find her again and learns that there's something worse than losing the woman of his dreams: having to write an article about her wedding.
Devan Sipher has been writing about weddings for the New York Times' Vows column for more than five years. He received a master of fine arts degree from the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. He lives in New York City and is still single.
"The Wedding Beat is a romantic, hilarious, and inspiring story." (Nicola Kraus and Emma McLaughlin, New York Times best-selling authors of The Nanny Diaries)
"Devan Sipher uses his journalist's sharp eye for detail to take a delightful and fresh look at the romantic comedy genre." (Jillian Lauren, New York Times best-selling author)
"Filled with sharp observations, hilarious truths, and poignant moments. Reading The Wedding Beat is like sitting next to the wittiest guest at a wedding - a rare find!" (Beth Harbison, New York Times best-selling author of Shoe Addicts Anonymous)
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Let's hope he wins the war and he isn't harassed again.
Unfortunately, it is likely he will have to look over his shoulder for the rest of his career.
At least in NYC, teachers there at least have a shot to getting their jobs back via administrative hearings. Other teachers in other states, including yours truly, aren't so lucky.
More of his story can be found at the NAPTA site.
If a teacher dares speak up and risks embarrassing an administrator, God help him or her.


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It's all about location at the Protur Palmeras Playa Hotel. Sa Coma's sandy beach is less than 2 minutes' walk away, and it's about the same to the bars and restaurants in the ... Continue reading
It's all about location at the Protur Palmeras Playa Hotel. Sa Coma's sandy beach is less than 2 minutes' walk away, and it's about the same to the bars and restaurants in the centre of town. Bedrooms here are nice and modern, with white walls, blue soft furnishings and light-wood furniture. They're nice and big, too. Outside, meanwhile, you've got a pool and plenty of sunbathing space.
Most popular facilities
You can use the tennis* and squash courts* at the nearby Club Protur Sa Coma Resort. There's a minigolf* course there, too.
Tennis courts*
At the nearby Club Protur Sa Coma Resort.
Opening Times: [09.00-21.00]
Paddle tennis
At nearby hotel under the same management.
Squash court
Head to the nearby Club Protur Sa Coma Resort.
At the nearby Club Protur Sa Coma Resort.
Daytime activity programme
Opening Times: [10.30-16.00, 21.00-21.30]
There are activities for both adults and families with things like face painting, cocktail games, volleyball, darts and aerobics.
Other facilities
There's a small gym inside, with weights and treadmills.
Biomar spa*
At the Sa Coma Resort, just a short distance from the hotel.
Opening Times: [08.00-21.00]
With a good range of equipment.
Swimming Pool
The curvy pool has a shallow section for kids, and is bordered by gardens and sun terraces. There's a bar on hand for drinks and snacks, too.
Pool towels
Outdoor pool
Opening Times: [10.00-18.00]
Surrounded by a roomy sun terrace, it's the ideal place to pull up a sunbed and seek some shade under a parasol. Little ones won't be far away either as the pool comes with a kids' section.
Food and Drink
The smart buffet restaurant has floor-to-ceiling windows and a terrace by the pool. At dinner, you can expect fresh fish, cooked-to-order stir fries, and Spanish dishes like paella.
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This place serves up International buffet meals, including some healthy eating options. There are a few show cooking stations dotted around, too. Highchairs are available for the little ones. Just so you know, there's a dress code here - men need to wear full-length trousers for evening meals.
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The purpose-built holiday resort of Sa Coma lies in the heart of Mallorca's popular east coast, sandwiched between lively Cala Millor and the restaurant-strewn seafront of S'Illot. S'Illot can be reached on foot, while a tourist tram connects to Cala Millor and its attractions. Sa Coma itself is largely frequented by British family groups on holiday, most opting for self-catering accommodation. The resort establishments cater particularly well for children, who make the most of the wide sandy beach with its broad shallow shelf of clear, blue water. The beach has European Blue Flag status for cleanliness, water quality and safety. The beach is fronted by a wide promenade lined with restaurants, bars and shops, many of them British owned. Another big plus for the children is the resort's proximity to the large safari-park at Cala Millor, where apes, gazelles, elephants and ostriches are among the animals that roam in a simulated natural environment and can be viewed from a safari bus.
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There is plenty to do in Sa Coma and surrounds other than lounge on the beach, though this is the main reason most families choose to holiday here. Apart from a host of water sports (equipment and pedalo boats are for hire along the promenade) there are several 18-hole golf courses, tennis and squash courts, horse-riding, mini-golf, bowling, go-carting, and bicycling facilities. Children especially enjoy the Golf Paradis 54-hole mini golf course set among fountains, waterfalls and palm trees, and the Cala Millor safari park. The more energetic can climb up to the medieval watchtower on the headland at Punta de n'Amer, worth the 45-minute walk for the beautiful view afforded from the top, where there is a café for refreshments. Also on offer are several sightseeing boat trips and excursions to attractions on the island like the Caves of Ham and Drac, with stalactites, stalagmites and an underground lake.
Sa Coma offers a varied selection of good quality restaurants for holidaying visitors to enjoy, and just across the footbridge on the S'Illot seafront even more options are available. Hearty British food is the popular staple served at JJs. BiBaBo café and music bar on the S'Illot front mixes the best of British with some Spanish dishes for families wanting the best of both worlds - will it be mussels marinera or chicken and chips? The top restaurant in town for Spanish and Mallorquin cuisine is Lago, but this is expensive. A good alternative is the tapas bar next door, or Es Cuerot, which has excellent Mallorquin food and a cellar or terrace venue to choose from. The 'frito mallorquin', lamb and vegetable stir-fry, is a speciality here.
Being a family holiday resort, the nightlife in Sa Coma is not wild, entertainment being mainly hotel based. Neighbouring Cala Millor offers a more lively after-dark scene for those interested. The only disco in the resort is Espace, at S'Illot. One of the most popular evening spots is Crazy Monkeys, a relaxed Spanish-style cocktail bar, also in S'Illot, where 'happy hour' lasts from 8pm to 11pm and then again from midnight to 2am. Other popular spots include Chaplins and La Havana.
Self-catering holidaymakers will find a good selection of food at the Caprabo hypermarket on the Avinguda de les Palmeres in Sa Coma. The resort and its neighbours have numerous shops and boutiques selling souvenirs and goods attractive to tourists. For a traditional market take the bus to the nearby town of Son Servera on Friday mornings.
Sa Coma is not a good choice for holidaymakers who are seeking bright lights and hectic nightlife, nor for those who find concentrations of children annoying. The beach can become rather crowded in the height of summer.
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We are coming to your hotel on Monday please do you supply pool towels. 1 Answer
We offering a pool towel service. A deposit of 15€ per towel is required.
The towels themselves are free of charge but taking into account the well being of our environment, after 4 pool towel changes per week a charge of 0.50€ will be charged per additional wash.
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is this hotel in a lively resort 3 Answers
Hi there, Sa Coma is a purpose built family resort so whilst there are restaurants, shops and a selection of bars you wont find a lively night life. Kind Regards
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Hello, Sa Coma is a quiet resort more aimed at families. Cala Millor which is close to Sa Coma is busier, or Alcudia in the north of the island is a lot more livelier. Or Magalluf/Palma Nova are the liveliest resorts on the island of Majorca. Regards
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By Leanne, loveholidays.com team member
The resort is not lively as it is really a family resort
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Are there electric sockets near bed to plug in a sleep apneoa cpap machine at night. 1 Answer
Hello, Unfortunately we are not able to advise where the plug sockets are located in the rooms. If you contact the hotel directly via this link http://protur-hotels.com/en/contact they will be able to answer your question. Regards
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Do the superior twin rooms have fridges? 1 Answer
They have a fridge for the mini bar but not sure if you will be able to fit much in there. Please see below a contact page for the hotel where you can ask this question directly to them.
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Written by David Hine
Art by Shaky Kane
Much like a phrase from the book, "Everything that follows is true…"
Ryan K Lindsay wrote a review for this trade but then he was seen on top of his roof lighting it with a butane burner obtained from his kitchen and hurling abuse at the passing newscasters who couldn't understand the Esperanto ramblings he was chewing out through his mouthful of cookies and vodka. What was retained of the charred remains of the review were merely a succession of words and clauses, no whole sentences survived the lexicofuneral pyre.
The literary rebuttal to David Hine and Shaky Kane's trade paperback was handwritten in one draft and no files dedicated to the book could be found on the highly encrypted computer Lindsay hid from his wife in the attic. His wife reportedly didn't even know specifically what he was writing about before his unfortunate descent in sadness as she never asked what he was reading or writing about after their altercation in 2009 (the specifics of which have been tied up in a red tape gag order Lindsay's lawyers fought hard to obtain).
It took Lindsay nearly a week to read the trade collection, six issues over six days. The week started with Lindsay eating his usual cereal in the morning and putting his feet up with the book but by the fourth issue his wife noticed a change as he came home from an unknown deli with White Pudding and would only read the book outside on the grass. The final day yielded an unshaven Lindsay sleeping in and reading the book under his covers with a beer recovered from beneath the bed after he forcibly removed his wife from their shared sleeping chamber.
He climbed straight to his office in the attic and started writing. The scratching of his sharpened pencil against the paper on the bare hardwood floor worried Lindsay's wife but she made no attempt to enter his writing domicile. When the music got too loud, Lindsay's wife took their young child and left the house for two hours. Lindsay's recovered computer shows a playlist titled "Music To Kill Comics To" which included the sombre stylings of Modest Mouse, Bernard Hermann, Ned Collette, and others. Some tracks appear to be homemade as they simply hold sound of a man breathing (possibly Lindsay himself) and the freestyle coughs and nose blows of a young female.
When Lindsay's wife returned, she found Lindsay sitting at the wheel of his car sobbing profusely. She could make out what he was chanting but not what it meant. "We're all in the book." A warning to us all, perhaps. When she knocked on the car window, Lindsay fled out the passenger door and climbed a nearby tree. As he leapt onto the roof of the house, over a three metre gap, he screamed, "I will be drawn!"
Mrs Lindsay promptly telephoned the authorities as she had learnt her lesson from 2009. She waited for them in the house's panic room and wasn't retrieved until Lindsay had been detained in an armoured van. When police informed her they would be taking Lindsay in for his own health as well as the safety of his family, she replied by only saying, "Then I guess I better clean up this mess." She grabbed a broom and refused to say anything else.
Journalists camped outside the Lindsay residence but were unable to secure an interview with the lady of the house and the best they could dredge up was a teddy bear in the garbage bin stuffed with 34 PayDay wrappers.
Three months later…
Lindsay was released under his own cognisance and all he had to say to the assembled press was the following prepared statement.
"Yes, I have been made aware of my actions. Am I proud of them? Well, actually, yeah, slightly, but I stand by the possibility that comics can and will change my life. I don't read these pamphlets to be mildly amused in the moments between living my life. I read comics to be educated, informed, transformed, and informed. The book and I were placed into a pressure cooker of a week and we have each emerged like a BrundleFly of immense power and beauty. I have no regrets with what I am now and I am pleased to discover that the book has warped to fit my singular vision.
If you can't handle what I am then don't step through the looking glass, people."
Yet he still gets weekly letters asking him for a redraft of his Bulletproof Coffin review. He happily burns these requests in his bathtub while listening to old country songs. Some journalists report him crying in these sessions and others report laughter. Either way, he always emerges to write more poetical musings he keeps to himself, and sometimes whispers to his child.
This article was compiled by online hack site The Coffin Fly. They present it freely to the world in the hope that others will understand the inherent dangers of comics and heed the senate warnings with full knowledge that these silly pictures and words aren't to be taken lightly. Life's can be irrevocably changed and not everyone is as lucky as Ryan K Lindsay to peer into the abyss and walk back with a skip in their step.
They hope the next time you pick up a comic, especially one not from the Big Two, that you do so with your eyes wide open and your thinking caps on.
Verdict – Must Read. In all seriousness, The Bulletproof Coffin is a smart comic that is also insanely enjoyable. It doesn't rest on its laurels of erudition but rather plays against them by subverting the most puerile and deviant thoughts that Wertham would have hated because it strives so hard to prove him right. The narrative spirals into itself until it becomes nothing and the whole time Kane delivers gorgeous pages that cannot be ignored. This is a new millennium comic and as much as I want more like it there can't be an influx of this type of metafictional tale, that would rob the genre of its inherent genius. This is a grand concept and a masterful execution. If you're looking for something else out there then congratulations, you just found it.
And if you're still not convinced then go to CBR and read the entire first issue for free. That'll learn ya.


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Aug 04, 2011 - 6:30 am
I found out yesterday that I have a GIST (gastro intestinal stromal tumor) attached to my stomach and a neuroendocrine carcinoid on my duodenum, Both are very rare types of cancer and my doctor said it is "very unique" to have both of them. It took awhile to get the final diagnosis (my doctors got a second opinion from the Mayo Clinic).
I have to have another scan in Nuclear Medicine--I can't remember the name of it. And I have to see a surgeon who specializes in cancer surgery. I will be making the appointments today.
The one on my duodenum is infamous for metastasizing to other parts of the body and this scan will show whether or not it has spread. Two lymph nodes close to my aorta are slightly enlarged.
Anyone else here dealing with either of these cancers?
Aug 04, 2011 - 11:50 am
My wife has been in treatment since march of 2008. Islet cell is a type of neuroendricrine cancer. You might be haveing a octreatide (sp)scan looking for hot spots (areas of cancer growth) Her cancer had already mets to several spots when we discovered the cancer to start with. There are several trials under way for this type cancer Just make sure you find an onc that treats this type cancer.
Good Luck with your scan.
Aug 05, 2011 - 5:52 am
Aug 05, 2011 - 8:56 am
You will also have to stay on a bland diet I think, its been awhile since Rhonda had hers. I wish you good news nad hope to hear from you often.
Aug 06, 2011 - 8:16 am
Hi, Steve!
Aug 08, 2011 - 4:04 pm
It was a year or so ago when Rhonda had hers. She is doing ok now she's getting avastin every 2 weeks sandostatin LAR every month and taking afinitor daily.
Aug 08, 2011 - 8:58 pm
I'm so glad to hear that! =]
Aug 12, 2011 - 7:56 am
The neuroendocrine carcinoid is so small it didn't show up on the octreoscan (has to be half inch) and it has not metastasized anywhere! The scan showed no abnormal activity! Something will have to be done with it, of course. I imagine when I have surgery for the GIST they will just take it out then. I still need to find out if the GIST has metastasized, but right now I'm just going to enjoy this good news! =]
Aug 15, 2011 - 1:56 pm
That is great news!!!! I hope all your news is good.
Aug 31, 2011 - 11:34 am
Thank you! =]
Sep 06, 2011 - 11:01 am
I have just recently been diagnosed with advanced metastatic GIST. I am only 37 years old and having a hard time dealing with this. Any suggestions from anyone on how to learn to cope with this? I am driving myself crazy with worry. I am currently taking Gleevec 400mg everyday as they have said the tumors need to shrink before surgery is an option. I am going to be seeking a second opinion. Any suggestions from anyone on how to begin to cope with this and get some sleep and still live my life?
Apr 10, 2013 - 10:01 am
second opinion good. No good suggestion on trying to sleep better, I think it is just our way to cope with this.Have had to work slowly thru accepting IT JUST IS-
May 27, 2014 - 12:11 am
2014-05-27 I have lived with gist cancer for 10 years now. The last 9 years I have been on Sutent.In addition, I had 25 radiation treatments. My tumor is inoperable beacuse it is entwined with the vena cava. Cancer is scary, but I learned early that I had to allow the Lord to be in charge. We went to camc, ohio state, duke, and pittsburgh. I am living my life to the fullest at this time. The medicatiin has shrank the tumor from 7cm. to 2cm. The medication may become resistant at any time , so I filled"my bucket" with lots of things I wanted to get done. Thankfully, I have been able to add a few more items to the bucket.
God Bless each one as you experience this journey!
Oct 20, 2014 - 5:13 pm
My wife just diagnosed with a 16cm GIST tumor she does not handle any medication well.
She did start Gleevec today after trying to find an alternative route.
I'm concerned for her they want to try to shrink this before removing this. I like to research however with all the junk out there
it would be nice to talk with someone who is our has gone through this treatment.
If your interested how can we hook up? I live in rural MN
Feb 02, 2015 - 1:12 am
I have had GIST for 2.5 years and have been taking Gleevec. I was 80 when diagnosed and surgery was never offered. I have been told the tumor has been getting smaller and in Sept. 2014 after 25 radiation treatments I have been in remission and off Gleevec. I am scheduled to have another scan in March 2015. Gleevec does cause many side effects. I found that taking it before bedtime caused the least nausea. It does disturb my sleep, however I will soon be 83 so obviously no longer working and I can take naps in the day time. I have been able to live a fairly normal "old lady" lifestyle while taking Gleevec but I thank the Lord every day now that I am off of Gleevec.
May 09, 2015 - 1:59 am
If your octreoscan didn't show, how did you find out about the tumors?
I I had both colonoscopy and endoscopy, CT, and octreoscan all normal with elevated CgA and 5hiaa levels
Jan 16, 2017 - 7:09 pm
I had the Whipple procedure in 2006 for a GIST. I'm wondering did anyone have to wear compression items or a tight band on their abdomen after their surgery? It important for me to know. Thanks for any help


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The Arbors wasn't as nice, but it was a more reasonable place. They said that they provide a lot of activities, but I did not witness any of them. The rooms were very nice, very clean, and small, but they were nice. Their common area was quite nice as well. I liked that it's one level, my aunt prefers a one-level, and it's more reasonably priced than the other place I looked at.
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February 29, 2016
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January 24, 2016
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My mother's sister is at the Arbors. It was very much like a nursing home, and it didn't quite fit my mom who was a little bit independent. The people in there needed a little bit more attention. The staff was great, accommodating, and we had a wonderful time. I think they did a fabulous job with my aunt.
August 21, 2015
I visited this facility
I liked The Arbors at Bohemia. The rooms were nice. The grounds were beautiful, and they had gardens and fountains. The residents were actively engaged in a musical program that they were having when I was there. The woman who took us around was very interesting.
January 18, 2015
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My husband's mother got put in The Arbors, and they're very compassionate people and taking care of her right now. The staff are all very pleasant. It is a very clean and nice environment. They can improve on just having more options in terms of care for the elderly.
October 31, 2013
I visited this facility
The ambience at The Arbors was nice. The facility was decorated, clean and neat. It was also safe. All of the staff was excellent. They also have an RN available. At the time of our visit there, activities were ongoing. As a whole this was a place you would want to go if you needed to go. However, things were not accessible as easy as I would have liked. I used a cane and it was difficult to get around this facility. There were long distances to get from place to place.
October 30, 2012
I am a friend or relative of a resident
The facility itself is clean, beautiful and warm. They are always getting new furniture, putting in new gardens and updating existing areas. They have many activitites that keep my mom engaged; we never find her in her room. The personnel are all friendly and genuinely care about the residents. Any concerns we have are addressed immediately and the communication between the staff and the family (us) is very good. The main thing is that mom is happy and well cared for in this facility.
April 26, 2012
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My mother has been here since December. It's very nice and clean. They have a lot of activities. The people there seem to be pretty nice with the my mother and the other residents. The main part is that they do have a lot of activities so they're not just sitting there all day long doing nothing. She plays bingo and all kinds of games, they have current events, they even take them to dinner. This place seems to be up on that. When we first put my mother in the room, there was a strong urine smell. We kept telling them and they kept telling us they cleaned it. After our complaining, they finally determined it was the carpet. They changed the carpeting and we got satisfaction from that.
March 07, 2012
I am a friend or relative of a resident
Though I haven't heard the best responses about other Arbors, the one that I am writing this review about was actually really good. As a niece, I was happy that my family was in this place. It seemed that they enjoyed the activities, the cleanliness of the facility, and even her roomate. Because she seemed ok, I made me feel better and let me know that I could depend on the staff to take care of her like family. The only complaint that I didn't like hearing waS that the food was sub par and not appetizing. However, considering what could go on in a facility, that is not the worst complaint by far. Something that I did not like about the facility when I was there was that her room was a little small, but I understand that there are many people that have to live there so there is a limit to what can be done. I enjoyed visiting her, as much as possible, I just wish that we had more privacy. SOmetimes it felt that visitors were bothering other residents and staff by just being there with their family.
November 18, 2011
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My Grandmother spent the last two and a half years of her life staying at The Arbors and she seemed relatively pleased with the facility. We had a lot of trouble finding somewhere she was comfortable staying after she had a very bad experience at a home that has since closed down. At The Arbors, they had many fun activities for the residents. Frequently, children from the neighborhood would come in and read or play music for them (which I also did as a child). My grandmother frequently said that the food wasn't amazing but it wasn't the worst she has had. My grandmother was close with a lot of the staff there and from what I saw, most of them were very kind and caring people. There were, of course, some who weren't the best of people but my grandmother was never neglected or mistreated, nor have I heard of other patients being neglected or mistreated.
June 24, 2011
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I have a grandmother who lives at The Arbors. I think it is a rather nice place to be. Her room was a bit small, but it was still clean before she moved in. She seems pretty happy there, although at times there may be a little mishaps here and there. Most of the staff is great, they have the people you love , but on the other hand some people aren't as attentive as the other staff members. The dinning room is very pretty. I feel like the food has great potential, but only sometimes my grandmother complained of the food being cold, other than that she loves it.
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As you read this, those voters living and dead, real and fictional who have not already voted are streaming to the polls to vote. In some states they will be required to show the folks manning the polls some form of identification to prove they are who they claim to be, but in others no questions will be asked lest someone be in some way discomforted.
It is, presumably, only in such states that Mickey Mouse and Wonder Woman will actually be allowed to vote, but one never knows. Politicians and their managers have always tried to game the system and take advantage of every possibility to maximize their vote. George Washington and politicians of his era were expected to provide voters booze on their way to the polls. Machine politicians of both parties have fought to keep their opponents from cleaning up the voter rolls for decades lest someone be denied the right to vote just because he or she had the misfortune of dying before Election Day.
This has gone on forever, but in past cycles politicians and particularly candidates denied having a role in the practice and universally condemned it as morally wrong and a threat to the stability of the very democratic process they hoped would bring them to power. Not so this time. Today's Democratic presidential candidate and his team not only pooh-poohed the threat posed by supporters who are trying to help him by registering hundreds of thousands of nonexistent voters in battleground states, but have funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars to those doing it.
Democrats argue that registration fraud doesn't necessarily lead to voter fraud. Sounds good, I guess, but even some of those involved in the scheme have had second thoughts. The Wall Street Journal's John Fund, for example, recently talked to Anita MonCrief, who worked for ACORN and its voter registration offshoot from 2005 until early this year. She told him, "It's ludicrous to say that fake registrations can't become fraudulent votes … if you can get them on the rolls you can get them to vote, especially using absentee ballots."
It remains to be seen what will transpire today, but Republicans are not comforted by the fact that Federal Election Commission records reveal that the Department of Justice official charged with protecting the sanctity of the process "maxed out" to the Democratic candidate and has suggested that the activities of ACORN and other groups don't much concern him and shouldn't concern the rest of us.
In traditional fashion, Democrats have tried to turn the tables on those concerned about voter fraud by arguing that any effort to ensure the sanctity of the electoral process should be dismissed as a shabby attempt to "suppress" their vote. To an extent this is, of course, true. If Mickey Mouse can't squeakily prove that he is who he claims to be, he should be turned away or scared off even if doing so deprives the candidate a vote. In any rational system the electorate is asked to trust; real voters need to know that the dead, fictional or fraudulently registered won't be able to cancel out their votes.
The stability of a democratic society depends on the faith voters have in the honesty of the electoral process, because in such a system, losers are expected to accept the decisions of the electorate regardless of the stakes. This becomes increasingly difficult if significant numbers of voters believe the system has been rigged.
After the 2000 election, many Democrats were convinced, fairly or not, that because their candidate won the popular vote and the Supreme Court had handed Florida to the Republicans, George W. Bush was an illegitimate president who did not deserve the office. Many of his critics acted on that conviction from Day One, refusing the Bush team the benefit of the doubt newly elected presidents usually enjoy.
To the detriment of the nation through two terms, the toxicity of our politics increased as Bush was derided and attacked by those who held to this conviction.
Now, supporters of the Democratic candidate who hopes to and may well succeed Bush are acting in a way that is almost guaranteed to delegitimize their candidate's election in the minds of many voters.
Even if today's election is only close in a few states, many Republicans could walk away thinking, rightly or wrongly, that ACORN's outrageous, Obama–sanctioned, fraudulent attempts to register Mickey Mouse and his buddies made the difference. If that happens, it could well doom the country to at least four more years of division and turmoil.
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Philadelphia Phillies (23-47) at New York Yankees (38-30)
MLB Baseball: Monday, June 22, 2015 at 7:05 pm (Yankee Stadium)
K Correia (0-1) (1.69) vs. M Pineda (8-3) (3.54)
The Line: New York Yankees -278 / Philadelphia Phillies +253 --- Over/Under: 7.5 See the Latest Odds
The Philadelphia Phillies and New York Yankees begin a three-game series Monday night.
The Philadelphia Phillies need a win after losing six of their last eight games. The Phillies have scored 14 runs in their last three games and three or less runs in five of their last eight games. The Phillies have lost six of their last seven games when scoring three or less runs. Ben Revere leads Philadelphia with 77 hits and 17 RBI while Ryan Howard and Chase Utley have combined for 59 RBI. The Philadelphia Phillies have lost 12 straight road games. Kevin Correia gets the ball, and he's 0-1 with a 1.69 ERA and eight strikeouts this season. Correia is 0-0 with a 1.35 ERA and four strikeouts in his career against the Yankees.
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The New York Yankees look for a win after winning five of their last eight games. The Yankees have scored 25 runs in their last three games and four or more runs in four straight games. The Yankees have won five of their last eight games when scoring more than three runs. Brett Gardner leads New York with 68 hits and 33 RBI while Alex Rodriguez and Mark Teixeira have combined for 89 RBI. The New York Yankees have won four of their last five home games. Michael Pineda takes the hill, and he's 8-3 with a 3.54 ERA and 87 strikeouts this season. This will be Pineda's second career game against the Phillies.
The Phillies are 16-45 in their last 61 road games and 0-5 in their last 5 during game 1 of a series. The Yankees are 19-7 in their last 26 home games and 11-4 in Pinedas last 15 starts. The under is 7-2 in the last 9 meetings in New York.
The Phillies have to win a road game eventually, right? Sure, the Yankees should win this game. However, you don't get lines like this very often. I like the shot in the dark with Philly.


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Finally! My list of summer activities is complete! For those of you that don't already know, I'm on a quest to accomplish a myriad of different things in New York City, and in my haste, I am going to accomplish 100 of them this summer!
From Memorial Day Sunday to Labor Day Monday constitutes the New York City summer, and in those 100 days (exactly) I will accomplish 100 Things. I'm already behind the pace, because on Sunday, I went to a barbeque, which wasn't on my list, instead of hosting a barbeque, which was on my list.
That being said, I don't know how wonderful my list actually is. I don't have a ton of awesome cultural experiences, or those things that only New Yorkers know about. In my defense, I have lived in New York City for 9 years, and I have done a lot of those things, and I wanted this list to be about trying new things. So, my list includes hitting up a lot of restaurants and bars I have yet to frequent, along with trying out a lot of silly things I have always wanted to do but never gave the time of day.
Anyway, I will stop rambling. You can find my list of Summer Activities at the preceding hyperlink. I don't plan on making any "real" changes to the list, but I might change a venue or two based on further reviews, information or costs.
You can also check out my blog posts about the personal growth I hope to achieve this summer. While the activities will give me a lot to talk about, I still need keep my head right and work on getting to where I want to go in life. This blog post lays out the agenda for the summer in that regard.
Let me know if you like the list and if there are any recommendations you have for me. I would prefer recommendations on the best times to hit some of these places up, but if you have additional activities that coincide with what you see on the list, certainly let me know and I'll add those to the bonus section. So please, please, please, post your recommendations in the comment section below!
Also, here's the list below, as well as the link my list of things to do:
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- Lucky's Burger – http://uzonyc.com/Gp
- Black Iron Burger – http://uzonyc.com/zR
- Molly's Buffalo Burger
- The Intrepid Museum – http://uzonyc.com/r7
- Fontana's – http://uzonyc.com/HX, http://4sq.com/ihpZiG
- Miss Favela – http://uzonyc.com/ck, http://4sq.com/pDdPAO
- Whiskey Tavern
- Trump Soho Hotel – http://4sq.com/mU4TFP
- Rare View on a Thursday Evening
- Tribeca Grand Hotel
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- Madison Square Park BBQ Block Party – http://uzonyc.com/wj, http://4sq.com/mUgtvV
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- New Museum Block Party
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Additional Help: Additional information can be found here on the Livermore Software Technology Corp. website.
What is LS-DYNA?
LS-DYNA is an analysis software package for use in predicting how a prototype will respond to real-world events. It enables users to produce virtual prototypes, realistically simulating the full-motion behavior of complex mechanical systems on their computers and quickly analyzing multiple design variations until an optimal design is achieved. Among the applications that LS-DYNA is used for are crashworthiness simulations, metal forming, biomedical applications and earthquake engineering.
Where is LS-DYNA?
LS-DYNA is available on all of the computers on the engineering network.
Before Starting LS-DYNA on UNIX or LINUX
Before starting LS-DYNA, you will need to modify your .cshrc. The following 3 lines need to be added to the end:
if (-e $SOFT/lsdyna ) then source $SOFT/lsdyna endif
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To start LS-DYNA type lsdyna i=input-file at the command line where 'input-file' is your input file.
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You can then view the results with the post processor. To start the post processor, type lspp and you will get a GUI menu.
Running in Background
The command line sequence for running LS-DYNA in background is:
lsdyna i=inputfile >out &
The spaces in the above line are important.
- LS-DYNA Database
- LS-DYNA Examples
- LS-DYNA Theory
- LS-INGRID GUI Manual
- LS-INGRID Examples
There are examples of LS-DYNA code in /opt/lsdyna/examples. You may copy any of them and try them out.
Additional Resources
The following is a very useful web page for FEA applications in general.
The University of Mississippi has a listserv that leans towards the ability of LS-DYNA to analyze crashworthiness. To subscribe:
Send to: email@example.com Subject: do not include a subject (leave blank) Message: SUBSCRIBE crash-l FirstName LastName
You will be sent directions on how to access the archives, post a question and unsubscribe.
What Software Will LS-DYNA Interact With?
LS-DYNA will interact in various ways with the following software in the Engineering Building: Ansys or Hypermesh is a good preprocessor for LS-DYNA.


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My mistake, I didn't realize it had become the patrol cheer.
Patrol Yell for Coyote Patrol
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Wow. That was really not helpful and kind of mean spirited to be honest. I'm sorry I asked.
There are 4 of them moving as a patrol and they have been arguing among themselves for several weeks about the best patrol yell. I thought if I had a few fresh ideas for them maybe they could all agree and get started on the right foot.
And FYI our troop patrols use their yell at the end of every meeting.
Wow. Just plain Wow.
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Unless they know the reason for the yell, what's the point? In all my years of Scouting no one has been able to have a patrol yell for any other reason than for meeting a useless requirement.
Not a college football fan.
Can I get a "ROLL TIDE ROLL !!"
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I guess I just define yell more as a yell one would give to get someone's attention than a cheer to excite others. It would be interesting which is the preferred definition from early Scouting. From my research it is more to catch another's attention without disturbing the rest of nature. If one gave a wolf call or a bird call or some animal call as a yell to alert others in the patrol, it might not scare off the nature that the scout wishes to point out.
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"patrol yell, cheer, or call"
See "Roll Tide Roll"
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Jawbone, a company known for fashion-minded Bluetooth headsets and iPod speakers, has announced the launch of UP, a durable, water-resistant bracelet that feeds a companion app with sleep and activity data. Sound familiar? It should. This is actually the second launch for UP, which made headlines when it was announced in July 2011, and sold hundreds of thousands of units on Black Friday of last...
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Cold Thai Peanut Noodles
It's been a little warm here in the East Bay these last couple of weeks.
That kind of warm where you just don't want to move, don't want to do anything that may cause more heat, and that includes eating something warm.
Cat had the genius idea for some cold Thai inspired noodles, and boy did it deliver.
These noodles not only filled our belly in a cool and refreshing way, they were also really delicious!
(and as you'll see, really easy to make)
- 1 box Angel Hair Pasta
- ⅓ cup thinly sliced onion, or chopped scallions
- ⅔ cup chopped green cabbage
- Sauce:
- ½ cup chunky peanut butter
- ⅓ cup soy sauce
- ¼ sesame oil
- 2 tablespoons rice vinegar
- ¼ cup brown sugar
- ¼ teaspoons black pepper
- ¼ teaspoons ginger
- ¼ teaspoons Sriracha sauce
- a pinch of red pepper flakes
- Chopped peanuts to garnish
- Boil the pasta per packaging directions.
- Strain and run cold water over to cool the pasta.
- While the pasta is boiling, whisk together all the sauce ingredients.
- Once the pasta is cooled, toss together with the sauce, onion, and cabbage in a large bowl until the mixed and the pasta is covered in sauce.
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Be sure to do your research before you buy. Read our Comprehensive Overview of the Two Top Companies offering Mail Forwarding Service and Scanning services below, or use this link to see exactly how a mail forwarding service works.
Click here for our "At a Glance" Comparison Chart of two top Mail Forwarding Services.
Earth Class Mail:
$49.00/month (+ Non-Refundable Set-up Fee)
– 10 document scans/month (up to 20 pages, both sides)
On their site there is this note by the number of pieces "(incl. envelope images"). I'm not completely sure what that means but if you decide to check out their mail forwarding risk free trial offer, be sure to get complete information on exactly what is included in the 10 scans (envelopes, all content, or both?) Due to their higher charges, we prefer "The Mailbox Forwarding Company" (unless you want an address in a specific state. Earth Class Mail does have a better selection of addresses to choose from – prices vary depending on what state the address is in.
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$14.95/month Basic Virtual Mailbox Service (No Set-up fee)
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Will scan the entire envelope contents. You will get 10 entire pieces of mail scanned per month (complete contents – not just 10 pages). You can view 50 envelope scans and then decide if you want to have the contents scanned. Fifty envelopes should be enough for almost everyone because even if you think you get more at your residence now – if you look closely at the mail you receive, you may find that a lot of "business bulk mail" and shopping ads come in that you currently just throw away. This bulk mail will not make it to your Virtual Mailbox Service because it is not forwarded by the post office, and you wouldn't be using your virtual address for these types of deliveries.
That being said, really think about how many pieces of mail you actually open and SAVE when while you compare mail forwarding services. Your decision on which Company to select will depend on – how much mail you get, verses how much you throw away without opening. Thinking this through will help you make a better decision on how many content scans you will require each month.
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There are many people today who travel a lot either for business or pleasure and they would like to get their mail from wherever they are. After all, we have online access to almost everything else we do, so why not our postal mail?
Now there is something for travelers and online business people who want the ability to have a virtual mailbox with new mail scanning technologically. These are advanced companies that scan your mail and put it online for you to review.
How Has The Service Evolved?
Originally, there was only mail forwarding offered through the USPS. So every time you went out of town, you had to go into the Post Office and fill out a form to have your mail sent to you wherever you were. This was not convenient at all for those who were on the road a lot, or for those in RV's who moved around a lot.
And that's when someone had the idea that just maybe postal mail (or snail mail as we like to call it), could be scanned and images put online to view. Almost everyone was getting used to reading PDF files that were created electronically for reading things online, so this seemed to be the answer to one of the biggest problems travelers faced. And actually, mail scanning does just that – it puts your document into a PDF version so it can be viewed clearly.
Common Service Options
You will have a few decisions to make when selecting or upgrading basic options of the service. Here's what you should start to thinking about as you review your options.
PO Boxes Online or a Street Address?
When you are setting up your virtual address, you will have the choice of selecting either a PO Box or a Street address. This choice is up to you but remember that some companies have a better selection of Street addresses for you to choose from – and they all come with a different upgrade price tag.
- The address of the Company selected is usually the one included in the basic charge;
- A PO Box address will be cheaper than a permanent street address;
- Street addresses in larger cities are the most expensive.
Charging more for a more sophisticated address is standard process for all companies since larger cities to charge more for mailbox rental and/or office space needed to receive the mail.
Secure Mail Scanning
Mail scanning is the only way companies can offer online mailboxes. Make sure your company has a high quality color scanner so you will feel like you're reading your mail just as if it came into your home mailbox.
Postal Service Forwarding to Anywhere in the World
You will want to make sure that if you need your actual mail forwarded the company will do that for you at a reasonable cost. This is one area that you may want to compare a little more thoroughly since you probably may not know initially how much actual mail you will want to get your hands on.
Check Deposit Capability
Determine if the company deposits checks that come in the mail or if you will need to have them forwarded to you. This is another consideration to contemplate when you're reviewing the fees associated with each service. If you have to have checks sent to your location it may be a while before you get them. Most forwarding mail companies do offer this service – unless they only offer package forwarding.
Receive Faxes
It might be a good idea to see if the company you choose can receive faxes. This could come in handy every now and then for urgent matters. These faxes should also be scanned and put into your online mailbox.
Our Recommendation:
For individuals who mainly traveling for business or pleasure and don't get much mail or have the need to send packages outside of the United States, the Mailbox Forwarding Company might be the best bet. It has a reasonable basic charge that includes plenty of mail scans in the basic service and everything we mentioned above.
However, if you're a small business owner and would like to choose a prestigious street address and allow a few of your associates to also have an online mailbox, you might be better off going with Earth Class Mail. They have the most address selections available in a variety of cities, and also offer a lower-cost PO Boxes in those cities. The only thing we would warn of is that the upgrades can add a lot to your monthly fee!


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The Son That Former NFL Player Rae Carruth Tried To Kill Turns 18, Still Suffering From Permanent Brain Damage
The former wide receiver, who plotted the murder of his ex, Cherica Adams, is scheduled to be released from prison soon.
LeBron James is in a happy place.
Nearly three months after leading the Cleveland Cavaliers to an NBA championship, King James is enjoying what's left of this summer with the three people who matter the most to him — his three kids: LeBron James Jr., Bryce Maximus James, and baby Zhuri James.
Check out the three-time NBA champion's touching Instagram post about his "pride and joy" during some pool time this Labor Day weekend.
The King of the court and the King of his daddy duties.
His kids are his "true inspiration," indeed.
LeBron and the Cavs will begin their title defense during the preseason, which begins exactly a month from now on October 5.
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Nuggets vs. Bulls - 10/13/14 NBA Preseason Pick, Odds, Prediction
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NBA Basketball: Monday
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The Denver Nuggets and Chicago Bulls will play Monday night preseason basketball at the United Center.
The Denver Nuggets are 1-2 in the preseason and have been clicking offensively at a high clip. The Nuggets shot 56.9 percent in a game against the Oklahoma City Thunder and 40.2 percent against the Phoenix Suns. Danilo Gallinari returned in the Nuggets most recent game, and he looked terrific by knocking down five of his nine shot attempts. One player who has really shined for Denver has been rookie Gary Harris, who has scored a combined 27 points and has dished three assists in the first three games. Kenneth Faried has been dealing with a minor ankle injury, but he's expected to play in this matchup. The Denver Nuggets have to feel optimistic with the way they've played so far.
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The Chicago Bulls have lost two of their three games and are looking to jell by the time the season begins. Pau Gasol is coming off his best game in a Bulls uniform, scoring 20 points and grabbing 11 rebounds in a victory over the Milwaukee Bucks. Derrick Rose continues to iron out any wrinkles, as he's played a combined 50 minutes and has scored 33 points. As the Bulls continue to search for point guard depth, Aaron Brooks has really impressed at both ends of the court, especially on defense where he's come up with a few steals. Rookie Doug McDermott is still trying to find his groove, but he has made one three in each of the first three games. The Chicago Bulls are simply getting a feel for one another and looking to improve on the offensive side of the ball.
With Kenneth Faried back in the lineup and a hungry Nuggets team looking to improve, I'll gladly take Denver and the points here. The Bulls are still trying to figure things out and aren't really concerned with victories.