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Waitrose Cooking Salt
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Modern rooms at Hotel Casa Ticul benefit from white linens, bright red accent colors, tile floors and dark wood accessories. Casa Ticul has 15 standard king rooms, four standard double room and one junior suite. All feature creature comforts such as wheat and honey extract body products, shampoo and conditioner, cotton facial towels, bathrobes and slippers and extra linens. The mini-bar, flatscreen TV, AC and Wi-Fi Internet (fees may apply) make life easy at Hotel Casa Ticul. The junior suite boasts a king-sized canopy bed, private balcony and small living room.
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Google and Asus smack it out of the park with the Nexus 7, a terrific small-screen tablet that's an incredible value at $200.
Read the full review →While the Nexus 7 isn't a full-on iPad-killer, it far out-classes anything else offered in the 7-inch category, and most 10-inch tablets too. The Nexus 7 does this by offering smartly designed, powerful hardware and the best Android tablet experience to date.
Read the full review →The Nexus 7 delivers with a low price, a comfortable design, and its trump card: the latest and greatest version of Android. Android 4.2 seamlessly builds on version 4.1 with useful features...given that it's a better value, the Nexus 7 wins the crown as the current best small tablet.
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Read the full review →If you really want an iPad, you're going to get one ... But if you want a tablet without making so much of a financial commitment, the Nexus 7 is the best choice on the market. Sometimes it pays to be a little late to the party.
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Read the full review →The Nexus 7 is the best small tablet on the market, but we'd rather tether it to a 4G smartphone than use the built-in modem here.
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Read the full review →The Nexus 7 is the best of its breed, but it also doesn't give me any evidence that the breed is one that really holds all that much promise. Aside from reading books, I think it's pretty clear that a 7-inch tablet is not preferable to a larger one like the iPad or the upcoming Microsoft Surface.
Read the full review →The Nexus 7 is a great play mate, a great travel companion and your best buddy on the sofa. It gives you quality and affordability, without compromising on performance. For that reason, we love it.
Read the full review →Google's tablet is easily our favourite Android tablet, blowing past the excellent Asus Transformer in our esteem with its lightweight design and low price. We've seen other tablets in this price range before, but none have come close to delivering the performance of the Nexus 7.
Read the full review →Despite these woes, the Nexus 7 stands out as a really excellent tablet, one that shatters expectations for a contract-free, budget-priced handheld device. It lacks some features, but what's here is all handled beautifully and nears Apple-like quality and design, with a price that can't be beat.
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Read the full review →... for $200 the Nexus 7 isn't only the best of the $200 options but it is really the best choice among any of the Android tablets thanks to its improved software and its top-notch hardware.
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Read the full review →The Nexus 7 is the absolute best 7" tablet . With no questions it offers way more bang for the buck than the Kindle Fire.
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Read the full review →This is the best Android tablet you can buy at any price. When you factor in the low price, it's probably the best tablet for the money you'll find as well. If you can live in the cloud, and Google Play has enough of the content you're looking for, go buy one.
Read the full review →Google appears poised to reclaim any tablet ground lost since the introduction of Amazon's forked version of Android. It may not tread a lot of new ground, but the Nexus 7 is a solid performer and easily the best tablet a couple of hundred bucks or pounds can buy.
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Read the full review →At $199 I find it hard to not recommend the Nexus 7. I have found it fit into my usage patterns whether it be for checking RSS feeds, watching movies or reading books. It truly is a premium device (with a few compromises) at an impulse purchase price level.
Read the full review →Google appears poised to reclaim any tablet ground lost since the introduction of Amazon's forked version of Android. It may not tread a lot of new ground, but the Nexus 7 is a solid performer and easily the best tablet around for the thriftier buyer.
Read the full review →The Nexus 7 is not only a good device in its own right, it's also a huge step forward toward user-centric, innovation-friendly products that are both excellent in and of themselves, and part of a great ecosystem of developers, retailers, and creators.
Read the full review →Aside from its limited storage, there's little I can fault with the Nexus 7. It's fast, light, and cheap, but it also feels like it costs twice as much ... I'm still not convinced Google actually understands tablets, but the Nexus 7 proves it's at least trying to.
Read the full review →Google's first tablet is a great portable device packed with power that's perfect for media consumption and gaming. Starting at $200 and with a ton of bonus content tossed in, the Asus-manufactured Nexus 7 is an excellent purchase if you've been thinking of getting a high-quality tablet without the...
Read the full review →If this is what Android slates looked like from the start, they wouldn't still be playing catch up with the iPad. The Google Nexus 7 is extremely fast, has all the major features covered and is priced incredibly attractively to make you easily forgive the few corners cut.
Read the full review →The Nexus 7 tablet is a mighty little tablet that packs quite a punch without burning a hole in your wallet.
Read the full review →With the rock solid CPU, great price, and the latest version of Android under it's belt, it's really hard to go wrong with the Nexus 7.
Read the full review →It's not an "iPad killer" by any stretch, but it certainly gives someone who doesn't want a 10-inch tablet an alternative that worth looking at.
Read the full review →Could this be the device to kick start Android's tablet presence? Could it be the first Google branded device to be a real hit? Yes it could, but only time will tell. What we can say with certainty is that you won't find a better tablet at this price on the market right now.
Read the full review →The Nexus 7 is a truly excellent tablet. It's not flashy or particularly unique, but achieves greatness at an aggressive price. This will hopefully be the tablet to put Google on the radar.
Read the full review →Is the Google Nexus 7 tablet the best 7" tablet on the market? No, but for the price it can't be beat. For the cost of a hybrid eReader-tablet you get a full set of tablet features including access to the Google Play Store, a GPS, fully functional Bluetooth and front camera.
Read the full review →he low $200 MSRP may convey a sense of no frills mediocrity and quality when in fact the Nexus 7 carries the same powerful processor found in current high-end Android tablets and smartphones for a price similar to budget or second-rate mobile devices.
Read the full review →Bottom Line: A great tablet for media use, but lacks storage and has a mediocre display
Read the full review →If you're considering a Kindle Fire or Nook Tablet…don't: get this instead. If you're considering an Android tablet for work, play, and everything else, the Nexus 7 is an impressively good choice.
Read the full review →While I still had hoped for more from Google with its first Nexus tablet, I am at least content with what it provided. It's a solid piece of hardware that is available for very little cash, and it works both quickly and smoothly.
Read the full review →Make no mistake – the iPad is certainly the better tablet. But the Nexus 7 is far less expensive and, despite that, still quite good.
Read the full review →If you're looking for a solid smaller-screen tablet on a budget, the Nexus 7 is now the one to beat.
Read the full review →Overall hardware wise I think this is THE best deal you can get for a tablet. Just can't get any better for the $200-250 range, far superior to the Kindle and Nook. Now the weakness of the device is the Android market. Developers just have not embraced HD/Tablet offerings on Android like they...
Read the full review →This isn't a bad device at all, especially for the price point. However, unless the wifi only version leaves a lot of room for improvement. With little storage and wifi only capabilities, this device is extremely limited. It's best for home use. Maybe watching a movie on the back porch or...
Read the full review →Initially, I enjoyed exploring the Nexus and learning all of the ins and outs of a new (to me) operating system (Android Jellybean). Overall the experience was decent, however I found many Android apps weren't as refined and ran less smoothly than their equivalents on the iPad. Many also...
Read the full review →A good tablet, but full of compromise. First this being an Android device out of the box it poorly supports standard protocols in favor of Google and Exchange, for example CalDav is the defacto standard for cloud calendars, it's even supported for Google Calendar, but you cannot consume it on...
Read the full review →This pad is light enough to hold it for a long time. The only and most critical problem is the lack of good apps. Perhaps iPad mini should be a better choice.
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There were two movies I was really looking forward to this year by a pair of South Korean directors getting some English-language work -- Stoker and Snowpiercer. Park Chan-wook's Stoker turned out completely freaking amazing, and now we're getting our first look at Bong Joon-ho's Snowpiercer, which many had tipped for Cannes but was not ready in time for consideration. Full Story
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Has there ever been a case before where one celebrity had the best magazine cover, art installation, and boyfriend in all of Hollywood at the same time? Because that's what Tilda Swinton is pulling off right now, and she's making it look way too easy. Here she is pictured out in NY, appearing both in love and like a quintessentially chic member of the Avant-guard. Full Story
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Moonrise Kingdom opened Cannes last night. Photos of the cast on the carpet at the Palais including Bruce Willis, Tilda Swinton, Bill Murray, and Edward Norton, who looked sooooooo great and so fresh and not truculent at all, are attached. And how was it?
I love Wes Anderson movies. If you love Wes Anderson movies, you'll probably love Moonrise Kingdom too. I LOVED it. Yes, he is so full of random it borders on pretentious and can, for some, feel smug. No I can't argue against those who would insist that he's odd by choice and as such not really odd but artificial. Not that I agree, but it's pointless to argue. Or, rather, that is the point. There will never be a Show Me The Money! moment in a Wes Anderson movie. This time however there is some emotion. A lot of it. In place of the detachment that accompanies much of his work, Anderson's Moonrise is devastatingly heartfelt. Read Full Intro
Cannes 2012: Heavy on Hollywood
(Lainey: I'm still catching up after flying overnight to Cannes. Trying to rush out a few new articles but let's start first with Sarah's Cannes preview since they're all starting to arrive. I screen Moonrise Kingdom tonight. Attached - the cast at the photo call today.) The Cannes Film Festival is always glamorous and Hollywood is always well represented, but this year seems particularly heavy on the star power, headed, of course, by the Brange. Full Story
Best BAFTA Hair: Tilda Swinton
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A severe side part, height around the crown, and some body. I wish I could be so...brave. My excuse is that my hair doesn't grow like that. I know this because I tried it. At 12. And again at 19. Which is when you have the balls for it. And the youth to be able to play it off. I recommend this... Just once. Full Story
Uma vs Tilda: Tall-off!
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Last night in Milan at the Vertu Global Launch of the Constellation, whatever that means, here are Uma Thurman - looking amazing - and Tilda Swinton looking like Tilda so, obviously, awesome, and the both need to stand up straight because I want to see who's taller.Celebrities, as you know, are always smaller in real life. Full Story
TIFF 2011: Sasha's Watch List
Written by Sasha Starting today some serious star wattage will be hitting the streets of T-dot. My peepers will be wide open for the flyest gear, but before it starts rolling out let's get our s-TIFF-ies for who's coming to town. Full Story
Dear Gossips,
Am writing this open having just come from the 830am press screening for We Need To Talk About Kevin. Maybe not the most uplifting way to start the day. Feeling very...unsettled. But we now have a major contender for the Palme d'Or. And for Best Actress. At least in my mind. Tilda Swinton is extraordinary. As for the film - if you read the book, you need to see it. I'll have more thoughts on it at a later date, once I go through my notes and, well, start writing on a laptop as opposed to a blackberry but suffice to say - they did not f-ck it up. Lynne Ramsay definitely did not f-ck it up. And goddamn it was so beautifully shot.
As I was exiting the theatre - and it was packed, being the only British entry in competition at the festival I think - I overheard a journalist remarking that "the applause seemed to be reluctant". Read Full Intro


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Citizens in Magnolia and the surrounding area have experienced some serious emergency situations in the past few years. These included floods, wildfires and hurricanes, most notably the Tri-County Fire of 2011 and Hurricane Ike in 2008, both of which affected hundreds of residents and their properties. There are some critical steps that residents can take to help themselves and their neighbors in case of another disaster, and two organizations want to help be sure that happens.
This month, the U.S. Forestry Service is sending out surveys about evacuation actions taken during the Tri-County (or Riley Road) fire to Magnolia residents that will be used to build a better understanding of how to encourage people to evacuate in similar situations nation-wide. Also, the East Montgomery County Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) just completed an Emergency Preparedness Fair, complete with disaster simulation, in an effort to inform the community about best practices for handling local disasters.
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The U.S. Forestry survey is being mailed to a random sampling of 1,500 Magnolia residents and includes questions about whether or not they evacuated during the wildfire, and the reasons behind that decision. The survey will take approximately 20 minutes to complete and will provide valuable information that will be used to develop public education programs.
"We want everyone who receives a survey to return it," said Sarah McCaffery, a U.S. Forestry research social scientist in charge of the survey. "The more people that respond can help us be more confident about our education perspectives."
Magnolia Fire Chief Gary Vincent agrees that those who receive a survey should fill it out and return it.
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Learn more about Montgomery County Code Red at www.mc911.org.
Emergency preparedness is also becoming a focus in the area.
On May 4, the East 1488 Community Association and East 1488 CERT organizations sponsored their annual Emergency Preparedness Fair at the Home Depot on 1488. There were several booths that residents could visit for information, which included preparing a 72-hour kit to meet the needs of their family in a total shut-down emergency, providing for pets if they have to evacuate, making their homes less susceptible to wildfire, and preparing for emergency contact methods to be able to reach family members during an emergency.
The Montgomery County Search and Rescue organization was on hand to explain that the various types of services they provide.
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CERT team president/team leader Cindy Burks was encouraging people to sign up for the free CERT classes this fall.
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Burks felt the highlight of this fair was the disaster simulation, which will likely be repeated next year.
She also mentioned that CERT members and other organizations are available to speak to community associations and civic clubs about disaster preparedness. Burks stressed there are three important steps people should take to make them better prepared in an emergency: get a 72-hour kit, make a plan and stay informed.
The national CERT program educates people about disaster preparedness for hazards that may impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations. Using the training learned in the classroom and during exercises, CERT members can assist others in their neighborhood or workplace following an event when professional responders are not immediately available to help.
Although there is a CERT program on the east end of FM 1488, there is not one on the west side, so the team is looking for volunteers to start one.
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Putnam County Commissioner Steve Andes, who serves on the Development Authority board, said Walton would be difficult to replace.
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The International Military Student Division (IMSD) staff and I will keep in mind that you are making adjustments living in the United States and will make ourselves available to assist you during this transition period. There are many every day "situations" the IMSD staff can help with, we've helped many who preceded you, so please, take advantage of our knowledge and visit our staff who is willing to care for your needs.
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Date: 12/2013 bottling
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Big Hugs is a good, coffee-forward (though still a bit mellow) imperial stout that's only downside is a bit of overemphasis on its ethanol. The aromas and flavors are of cold-pressed coffee, light chocolate syrup, a satisfying background sweetness, and subtle roasted malt working well together. Overall, if this were available in my town, I'd purchase it again: it's not genre-defining, but good enough that I'd be happy to drink it whenever. As it's not, I don't think I'd go out of my way to seek it out, but accept it if it were ever another gift.
Pours a 1.5cm tall head of dark tan-colored foam, made up of small to medium-sized bubbles, yielding a sudsy, soapy appearance. Retention is a bit above average at about 1.5minutes, the head fading to a thin ring around the perimeter of the glass and a small island of thin foam atop the body. Lacing is good, with a moderately dense matrix of dots clinging to the walls of the glass. Body is a dark brown to black color, with light . Carbonation visible only along the sides of the glass due to the opaque body, fairly numerous and active.
Aroma of smooth, mellow, roasted coffee from a cold press, a bit of chocolate syrup, and light ethanol.
Overall flavor is of mellow cold-extracted coffee with balanced backing sweetness from base malt, light chocolate syrup and burnt toast, and moderate ethanol. Front of palate tastes mellow coffee, ethanol, light cocoa, all balanced out by a mild sweetness underneath the rest. Mid-palate of mild coffee, chocolate syrup, balanced sweetness and vanilla, a bit of woodsy hop character, with fairly noticeable ethanol. Back of palate tastes anise and ethanol, modest sweetness from malt, cold extracted coffee, slight chocolate syrup and charred toast. Aftertaste of stale coffee, a bit of smooth milk chocolate, pleasant underlying sweetness, a bit of mild bitterness from roasted malt and hops along with sharpness from ethanol.
Beer is medium-bodied, with carbonation of medium-low intensity, resulting in a mouthfeel that is slightly foamy (1/4) and mostly smooth (3/4), appropriate for a stout sipping beer. Ethanol felt as moderate burn on palate and back of throat, heat in nostrils. I've enjoyed beers that hide their ethanol better, but this is not that bad. Closes semi-dry, with moderate stickiness clinging to the walls of the glass.
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Assata Shakur and a Brief History of the FBI's Most Wanted Lists
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Assata Shakur and a Brief History of the FBI's Most Wanted Lists
by Jamilah King on May 8 2013, 8:07AM
What's the purpose of the FBI's lists? Basically, publicity and fear mongering.
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An Open Letter From Assata Shakur: 'I Am Only One Woman'
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The longtime political activist is once again defending herself amid renewed FBI attempts to extradite and imprison her in the United States.
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Angela Davis, Attorney Defend Assata Shakur Amid New FBI Efforts
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But why is the renewed effort coming now?
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L.A. Mexican-American Man Arrested in Alleged Al-Qaeda Plot
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The arrests are raising serious questions on how the federal government's search for domestic terrorists in communities of color.
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New York City Terrorism Sting Latest In Line of 'Entrapment' Cases
by Seth Freed Wessler on October 18 2012, 1:06AM
Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn charged a 21-year-old Bangladeshi man named Quazi Mohammad Rezwanul Ahsan Nafis for attempting on Wednesday to to blow up the Federal Reserve building with what he believed was a 1,000 pound bomb. But, the NY Times…
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As the country becomes browner, hate crimes against Latinos are on the rise.
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The new working definition of rape may become official in December. Thankfully, it doesn't include the words "carnal" or "forcible," and it doesn't exclude victims who aren't female.
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FBI Trains Agents to Think 'Mainstream' Muslims Are 'Violent, Radical'
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Report Documents Fake Terror Threats Concocted by FBI and NYPD
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Study details three cases in which racially profiled young men were entrapped and convicted for roles in domestic terrorism plots that didn't exist until cops created them.
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How the Hunt for Bin Laden Made U.S. Muslims and Immigrants Threats
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The new generation is pluged in so tight that they cannot see reality anymore. They say that is a good thing because the old generation is milking the planet dead. Who is right?
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The new generation is pluged in so tight that they cannot see reality anymore. They say that is a good thing because the old generation is milking the planet dead. Who is right?
I think it's particularly interesting that GAFA (Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon) are anointed as the top four tech companies without room for anyone else. Oracle, Amazon, Sony, etc have been relegated to the past. I happen to agree...
Wonderful overview.
But I think the big breakthrough technology trend is underplayed: Voice Activated artificial intelligence of SIRI.
This is Generation 1.0
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It starts off very clunky and primitive.
Imagine how advance it would be in 5 or 10 years if the progress imitates smart phone evolution.
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I dont understand why microsoft doesnt even get a mention here
This podcast is not iTunes. Last week's wasn't either.
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