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Primal Scream Announce New Album, Release New Track Featuring My Bloody Valentine's Kevin Shields
By Laura Snapes on February 18, 2013 at 07:44 a.m.
Primal Scream has been hinting at something new for a few weeks now over on their Facebook and a new Tumblr account. This morning on BBC 6Music, Tim Burgess covered for Lauren Laverne and played the first song from the band's forthcoming tenth studio album: More Light will be released on May 6 (in the UK at least) through the band's new label, First International. The aptly titled "2013" is the first single, and features squalling saxophone and My Bloody Valentine's Kevin Shields on guitar.
Listen to an Unreleased My Bloody Valentine Track, Check Out What the Reissues Look Like
By Jenn Pelly on April 30, 2012 at 01:00 p.m.
That up there is proof that the much-anticipated My Bloody Valentine reissues, which were finally confirmed in March, are indeed for real. The band posted a selection of photographs of the reissues on Facebook, as Slicing Up Eyeballs points out. The reissues of Loveless, Isn't Anything, and the new collection EP's 1988-1991 are out May 7. "Good for You" is an unreleased track from the EP collection.
New CSS: "Hits Me Like a Rock"
By Tom Breihan on June 21, 2011 at 04:10 p.m.
Brazilian dance-rock revelers CSS will release their new album La Liberación on August 22, via V2/Cooperative/Downtown. The album's first single is a breezily funky number called "Hits Me Like a Rock", and it features a guest vocal from Primal Scream frontman Bobby Gillespie. Stream the track below, or an email address into the widget to get the free mp3.
Primal Scream Prep Mega Screamadelica Reissue
By Ryan Dombal on November 24, 2010 at 03:10 p.m.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Primal Scream's dance-rock masterpiece Screamadelica, there's a massive deluxe set afoot. The Collector's Edition is out March 7 via Creation and includes four CDs filled with the remastered album, remixes, and The Dixie Narco EP, a making-of DVD, and the album on double vinyl. (A Deluxe Edition features the remastered album and the The Dixie Narco EP on CD.) My Bloody Valentine's Kevin Shields helped remaster the album.
Primal Scream are also playing the record on their upcoming tour; check those dates here. And click on to see the mammoth Collector's Edition tracklist:
Primal Scream Take Screamadelica On Tour
By Tom Breihan on September 29, 2010 at 10:30 a.m.
In 1991, influenced by the British acid house explosion, the Stones-loving Glasgow rock band Primal Scream recruited house producer Andrew Weatherall to produce much of Screamadelica, their third LP. The messy, ambitious album smashed psychedelic rock headlong into spacey, euphoric rave and quickly became an era-defining classic, winning the first-ever Mercury Music Prize. Since then, Primal Scream have had some big moments, but they've never come close to equalling Screamadelica's impact.
A little while back, the band announced that they'd play Screamadelica in full at a couple of London shows. Those shows sold out, and now the band will take the album on tour across the UK next March. They'll also play the album on their dates at the Australia/New Zealand festival tour Big Day Out early next year. If we're lucky, they'll bring along a gospel choir for "Movin' on Up" and "Come Together". We've got their full itinerary below.
Echo Chamber: Mani Bashes Peter Hook
By Tom Breihan on September 9, 2010 at 01:00 p.m.
"things visible from space, great wall of china, peter hooks wallet stuffed with ian Curtis blood money ... he ain't got time for me now he's getting fortunes for dragging his mates cadaver round the world getting himself paid. Thank fuck ... used to adore the man, now he's a self centred sellout reduced to hawking his mates corpse around to get paid. And he can't play ... i've actually got an ongoing career, so I don't feel the need to exploit my past glories. I exist in the here and the now !!!"
-- Former Stone Roses and current Primal Scream bassist Gary "Mani" Mounfield, going the fuck in on former Joy Division/New Order bassist Peter Hook. Mani played in Freebass, Hook's all-bassist supergroup, which just broke up. Obviously. (via Mani's Twitter, via Consequence of Sound)
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News in Brief: Primal Scream, Dale Hawkins, Minus the Bear, Dug Out
By Tom Breihan on February 18, 2010 at 01:15 p.m.
-- Spinner reports that Madchester kings Primal Scream will perform their classic 1991 album Screamadelica in full at London's Olympia on November 27. It'll be the first time they've played the album in its entirety. If they get a gospel choir to come out on "Movin' On Up", that shit will be amazing.
-- According to The New York Times, rockabilly originator and "Susie Q" writer Dale Hawkins died of colon cancer in Little Rock this past Saturday. He was 73.
-- Seattle post-hardcore veterans Minus the Bear have signed with Dangerbird. They plan to release their first album for the label this spring.
-- According to Fact (via the Daily Swarm), Basic Channel co-founder Mark Ernestus and Honest Jon's co-owner Mark Ainley have teamed up to launch the vinyl reggae reissue label Dug Out. The label's first reissue, King Kong's "He Was a Friend", is out now.
New Order/Smiths/Primal Scream Supergroup Freebass Finishes Album
By Tom Breihan on July 29, 2009 at 12:55 p.m.
Two years ago, we told you all about Freebass, the new three-bassist supergroup led by combative former New Order/Joy Division member Peter Hook. The group, which also features former Smiths low-end master Andy Rourke and current Primal Scream/former Stone Roses four-string thumper Mani, hasn't exactly been enormously prolific since its formation, partly because all three bassists still have other things going on. But in the past week or so, the Freebass MySpace page has crackled back to life, with Hook posting a new song and a few updates on the band's debut album, which is now apparently being mixed.
The new song is a "rejected demo" for a long instrumental track called "Sugar Daddy", which sounds a lot like a vocal-free New Order. At least one of the bassists on the track plays something that sounds extraordinarily similar to a Bernard Sumner guitar line, which is pretty weird considering the acrimonious relationship that Hook and Sumner have had over the past few years. In any case, it's good to hear that unmistakable Peter Hook burble back at work; it's been a minute.The MySpace page is also streaming "The Tower", a Freebass song that's now a few years old, which appeared as the theme song for the Channel 4 radio show "The Tube".
SXSW Thu: The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Matt and Kim, Suckers, Primal Scream, Eugene Francis Jnr and the Juniors
By Ryan Dombal on March 20, 2009 at 10:00 a.m.
Photos by Ryan Dombal; Above: The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
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Amy Phillips' SXSW Report: Wed | Thu | Fri | SatSuckers [Red 7 Patio; 8 p.m.]
On the Brooklyn indie rock front, Suckers are decidedly in the Yeasayer/Chairlift/MGMT mystic groove-pop camp, as opposed to the Pains/Crystal Stilts/Vivian Girls 1980s noise-pop camp. The background of their MySpace page looks like a Starburst ad on a nutmeg high. And, at last night's SXSW show, lead singer Quinn Walker looked the part-- color-spewing hat (possibly designed by M.I.A.), tie-as-bandanna, a small bounty of plastic gold necklaces, huge painted-on tears. I get it: You somehow have to set yourself apart among the zillions of SXSW bands. But Suckers have something more important than scene signifiers or thrift store flash-- ramshackle songs that sneak up and give you pause. During their set, my music journo friend and I simultaneously gave each other the same exact "These guys are good, huh?" face. I've been to a lot of shows with this friend and the face thing is an extremely rare occurrence.
Suckers are hotly-tipped in New York City, but in Austin they're just another working band. The crowd at the Communist-themed Red 7 Patio was sparse, to put it mildly. And the bleed from the club's indoor stage was heavy. It was not an ideal setting. But, after some initial irritation, these guys got down to it, blotting out shanties that reminded me more of Wolf Parade than their BK peers-- Wolf Parade with a thing for killer ballads constantly on the verge of breaking down, that is. "It Gets Your Body Movin'" is the song that will either endear these guys to thousands of kids looking to sway or become a Bushwick 2009 mixtape go-to. Maybe both. By the end of the set, Quinn's auxiliary cymbal had fallen off its stand and he was literally punching the floor tom next to him with his fist. His ugly hat was off.
Eugene Francis Jnr and the Juniors [Parish Downstairs; 9 p.m.]
Eugene Francis-- with his bony physique and sunken eyes-- looks like a villain from a Harry Potter movie. Over the course of the last decade, the Welsh singer-songwriter has had chances slip away, groups split up, things go wrong. But then he opened for Coldplay last December in England. About four months later, he and his band are playing to a handful of skipping drunks in a club on SXSW's main drag. He seemed perturbed by this anti-progression, giving off a stern air throughout the gig, as if he was about to tell off one of his fresh-faced cohorts any minute. This kinda killed the music's vibe, which was generally frothy and upbeat-- the guy can write a sunshine-with-a-cynical-lining Britpop tune. Jet lag, perhaps?
Francis wore what looked like a Captain America shield on his right forearm on stage, along with a red light on his head and a uniform featuring a patch with his name on it. At one point, he got one of his band members (who were also wearing lights and name patches) to pass out homemade shakers, which were actually matches wrapped in construction paper with the letters "e" and "k" drawn on them. All of that sounds either stupid or ridiculously twee, but it was tempered by Francis' angry-young-man streak. After a bandmate handed out some free CDs , Francis quipped: "If you didn't like us before you must like us now because we just gave you something for free." I don't think that's how it works, exactly. Francis definitely has some sort of grand vision in mind (see: patches, lights, shield), but he seemed to be constantly second-guessing that vision throughout the show. He didn't commit, and neither did I.
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart [Opal Divine's Freehouse; 10:25 p.m.]
The free Mountain Dew was flowing at the Green Label Sound showcase under a big tent outside Opal Divine's Freehouse. Well, maybe "flowing" isn't the right word since I didn't see anyone actually drinking any of the free Mountain Dew. Probably because Mountain Dew is gross. But you know what's really sweet and not gross (segue alert!)-- The Pains of Being Pure at Heart. They're still good! And getting better live. While the Dew's new music-based synergy strategy may not be as universally memorable as that one Mad Max/Busta Rhymes commercial, the sponsorship apparently allows for smaller bands to get monster speakers at SXSW. This set was gloriously loud, all the better to enjoy Pains' rough-edged pop blasts as the band played songs seemingly born in 1986. They did a new song called "103" that sounded like their old songs, which sound like even older songs, which all sound like your favorite new song. "It's named after the amount of shows we're doing at South by Southwest," joked singer Kip Berman, exaggerating slightly. Now is their time and they're smart enough to realize times like these don't come around often, if ever.
Matt and Kim [Opal Divine's Freehouse; 11:15 p.m.]
Happy Viagra. That's what they are. They smile, of course. Jam. Clap hands. Jump. Yell. Tell jokes. Tonight, they had the good cop, better cop routine down. Matt: "I want to thank the people sitting outside who couldn't get in, you guys rule." Then Kim: "I want to thank all the people up front, you guys are incredible." Everyone was thanked. But there was an ever-so-brief interruption to happy-time-- apparently there was something wrong with Matt's monitors. "I hate to do this during a show but..." he said, requesting a quick adjustment. Monitor problems are common, but Matt knows how it looks when people on stage bitch about their sound. So he offered a snippet of the opening "Sweet Child O' Mine" lick while the monitors were spruced up. No down time, ever.
At one point, I noticed the same guy crowd surfing over and over. "That guy really loves Matt and Kim!" I thought, really feeling the M&K contact high. But then he rolled off to the side of the stage and, instead of excitedly heading back into the crowd, he started nonchalantly talking to the band's lighting dude. A plant! A good-times narc! He's with the band! At first I thought there may be something shady about getting an insider to constantly crowd surf. But Matt and Kim have a way of cleansing even the most cynical observers. Now, I don't think it was shady-- that crowd-surfing lighting guy probably just really loves Matt and Kim.Primal Scream [Cedar St. Courtyard; 12:30 a.m.]
The Rolling Stones-ripping side of Primal Scream is their least exciting on record-- it's transparently derivative and decidedly lesser than their rave side and their experimental side. But at a late outdoor show last night, the band's maximum rock'n'roll came as a welcomed alternative to the all-encompassing indie-ness (or just lameness) coming out of almost every other Austin club. They pumped out riffs, and the people flipped. When leader Bobby Gillespie said "Come on," the audience followed. When he said "Shake it," they shook. "Yeah"; yeah. When he asked, "Are you ready to get your rocks off?", they said yes. And then Primal Scream played "Rocks Off".
Older bands attract older crowds at SXSW, and these older crowds are an odd breed. They've been to the festival 10 times or more and every time their vanishing youth is underlined by younger bands in the clubs and younger kids in the streets. So I imagine watching a bunch of 40-something guys doing vintage rock felt comforting to people faced with a youth culture that continues to slip away. At least this is the explanation I've come up with for the bigger fellow in front of me dumbing out to every mindless-but-infectious "yeah" and "all right" during the set. Fist pumps, the whole thing. Primal Scream stuffed plenty of dirty (filthy?) rawk into their hour-long slot. Super-fans in the front wanted "one more scream!" They didn't get it. -
PBJ, Primal Scream, and St. Vincent Head Initial SXSW Line-Up
By Ryan Dombal on January 8, 2009 at 04:00 p.m.
Some gut reactions based on the first round of bands named for this year's SXSW Music Festival, which will take place in Austin March 18-22:
1) Only two "crystal" bands...so far (Crystal Method and Crystal Stilts).
2) Most Stereotype-Edifying Japanese Band Name: Tokyo's Futumomo Satisfaction.
3) Straight-Up Worst Band Name: Toronto's Candy Coated Killahz.
4) Most Irresponsible Band Name: Florida's This Bike Is a Pipe Bomb.
5) Please be a band of robots in overalls: Austin's Hickoids.
6) Surprisingly strong hip-hop showing! (See: 8Ball & MJG, Killer Mike, Kid Sister, Dead Prez.)
7) Jonas Brothers Tribute Band? London's Virgin Passages.
8) Most Awesomely Emo Band Name: Ireland's We Should Be Dead.
9) Maybe more people will pay attention to our band if we type the name in all caps and put an exclamation point at the end: London's EBONY BONES!
10) Only two "black" names...so far (Black Skies and Black Cherries).
And here's a list of artists playing SXSW you may actually care about: 8Ball & MJG, Akron/Family, Amanda Blank, Asher Roth, Asobi Seksu, Ben Kweller, Blaqstarr, Blue Scholars, Buraka Som Sistema, Buck 65, Charles Hamilton, Crystal Method, Crystal Stilts, Dead Prez, Explosions in the Sky, Ida Maria, Invincible, Kid Sister, Killer Mike, the Knux, Mika Miko, P.O.S., Peter Bjorn and John, Primal Scream, Reflection Eternal, Sage Francis, St. Vincent, the Temper Trap, White Lies.
For a list of all the bands set to play SXSW so far go here.
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- Feb 7th, 2006, 07:25 AM #1
Does any one know anything about Zardozi's of Lahore based in Liberty.
if I go there what can I buy from them? how good is the quality? what are the price range...has any one used them?
- Feb 16th, 2006, 02:23 PM #2
So Im guessing no one knows anything about zardosi?
- Feb 17th, 2006, 10:00 AM #3----
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If you live on London why on earth would you want to shop in Lahore?
- Feb 22nd, 2006, 04:15 AM #4
Im going Pakistan in a month or so and wanted to do some shopping at Zardosi and so it was a general question!
- Mar 3rd, 2006, 08:36 AM #5
never heard of it before. is it new ie came out recently??? cause I know Liberty quite well.
Living in london doesnt mean that you get everything same as of Lahore. somethings you find much better here and some there.
but i suspect there is something else behind this enquiry
- Mar 3rd, 2006, 10:59 AM #6----
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well saila, someone else put some info abt zardozi in a thread and tehre might be other info in the same thread
17 commercial zone, Liberty Market, Lahore
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http://www.paklinks.com/gs/showthrea...hlight=zardozi (My wedding 'stuff')
..ive heard real good things abt them but it really depends on what you want and how their prices would be.
- Mar 4th, 2006, 06:02 PM #7
I was hoping to get some bridal clothes. But I was hoping to speak to some one who's used them to find about their service etc? and price range?
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i went to the boutique last yr....and they really do have nice stuff....i didnt buy anything cuz i was just so sick.....i am not sure about the bridal wear....but there party dresses were like 25,000 n up
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Saila..ru getting engaged or married soon?
Pink'd Out..the price range ..isnt it too high?
- Mar 6th, 2006, 03:57 AM #10
Hi Zainab,
I am getting married very soon and need some advice soon about contacts!
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Originally Posted by Saila
- Mar 9th, 2006, 08:00 PM #12
hey raatkirani...if u dont mind can u plz post the pics of the clothes...
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.......sorry! dont know
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Anyone bought kapre from them? whats the quality?price level? lehnga variety???
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I have a little experience with Zardozi. My cousin bought her bridal from there, and it was very pretty. Price was reasonable at about 50,000. My mom had a custom made pant suit made for me from them, with light work, and it was about 6,500. It's a pretty good bridal house, where you can get ready made bridals or you can get one custom made if you have the time. When you get it custom made, you have more control over the quality. In both cases, you get what you pay for. The more you shell out, the better the fabric and quality of the work. (Their bridals range from 40 to 100,000).
- Sep 8th, 2006, 12:08 AM #17
where is zardozi's location in lahore do any one have pictures of their bridal outfits plz post
- Sep 8th, 2006, 07:21 AM #18Originally Posted by RaatkiraniThe grass ain't always greener on the other side, it's green where you water it.
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Jiné tituly: | Before I self destruct (Motion picture) 2 turntables and a microphone (Motion picture) |
Odpovědnost: | 50 Cent. |
The movie, Before I self destruct, is a coming of age story about an inner city youth raised by a hardworking single mother. When his dream of becoming a basketball player fails to materialize, he finds himself employed in a supermarket. After his mother is tragically gunned down, Clarence (played by 50 Cent) is consumed by revenge and takes up a life of crime in order to support his younger brother.
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Broadway's Morgan James Debut Album Out Now!
Morgan James pays homage to the legendary Nina Simone in her debut album recorded LIVE from Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola. In this collection of songs, James brings Nina Simone's music to life.
Pick up the album today at your local music retailer or you can order it online from iTunes.
Singer and songwriter Morgan James has released her debut album Morgan James Live (Epic Records) on December 4th. Recorded at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, an intimate jazz club nestled within New York City's Time Warner Center, the album features James's stirring renditions of standards from the repertoire of Nina Simone.
1. I Put A Spell On You
2. Little Girl Blue
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5. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
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8. My Baby Just Cares For Me
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They perform good consideringPros: Inexpensive, the speakers sound clear even at higher volumes. You say 'Energy' to folks and they overlook that this is a small satelite set as the Takes are widely regarded. Cons: Wife hates the look of them but she hates everything dealing with technology. Sub arrived with minor chip on edge. Other Thoughts: I have them in a pretty large volume room 12x22 room with 20 foot ceilings. The satelites do a respectable job but as you might imagine, I needed a bit larger sub or a second smaller one given the size of the room. Sub placement really matters. If the sub is in the front, center of the room there is far less bass but is less boomy. To get enough bass I had to place it in the corner and deal with the boomyness. For the price, I am happy given the WAF situation and her not allowing for larger speakers. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
AmazingPros: Look Cons: Sound quality for music is great also, but given they are so small it would be ideal to own a pair of larger speakers for listening to music. Other Thoughts: These are really good for music and great for movies. For the price tag, it would be very difficult to find a better speaker for the price. I've owned these for over a year and tell everyone to buy them. If you hear them, you will feel the same. I'm an Energy customer for life. Did you find this review helpful? |
Great high quality sat speakersPros: These speakers sound great. Great to start out on new home theater system. The high gloss finish really makes them attractive looking. Cons: noAwp Other Thoughts: I had to sell the subwoofer because it wasent powerful enough for my big room with open walls. Not saying the sub included here is bad, its good. I should've gotten a 5.0 set but had already purchased this when it went on sale for $299 and got a BIC f12 subwoofer instead to pair with these Energys. Bass sounds much better. You can get a 5.0 setup for cheaper. Did you find this review helpful? |
Sound great, one issue though...Pros: For the money and considering the size, these speakers sound amazing and look the part. Cons: After about 3 months the 1 speakers started delaminating, Energy support was great and replaced it no questions asked. About 2 weeks later the rest started doing the same thing, 2 of the cabinets completely fell apart. In the process of getting all the speakers replaced, not great to be without speakers during the exchange, but glad they have great support and are replacing them all. Hope the new ones hold up because they do sound amazing! 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
fantastic 5.1 systemPros: Speaker build quality and drivers. Cons: none Other Thoughts: I use Klipsch speakers for 2 Home theater systems but must say these really impress me with sound quality. Have these hooked up to marantz NR1403 in home office and am wowed by system. Did you find this review helpful? |


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"Just wanted to let you know I really like the points program. I am a student in TCM and purchased my iPod because of program like this. I have had this program for 4 weeks and have found it to be an extremely useful study tool. The point pictures are very good and I like the quiz mode very much. I also like that I can add notes specific to my program."
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Points for iPhone was the first Acupuncture Point reference in iTunes, and is still the most complete and professional acupuncture reference for students and practitioners alike. This same powerful reference tool has now been revised and expanded for your iPad!
Check out these exclusive features you won't find in any other app:
* Real human photographic illustrations--not charts
* Needling information included for every point
* Quiz mode helps you master every point quickly—quiz yourself on a single channel, the entire body, or design your own custom quizzes.
* Powerful interface takes you right to the specific point you want
* All pictures and text are optimized for your screen—large enough to see and read without zooming.
We've all been there--working a busy practice day, helping lots of patients, and feeling great...when suddenly it hits. Call it mental block, blank-screen syndrome, or a brain cramp. No matter how you say it, the result is the same.
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* Locate each point precisely with photographic illustrations and complete anatomic descriptions
* Expand your knowledge with Chinese and English names for every point
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I am considering a cruise from NYC to Bermuda departing at the end of Oct. I am wondering if anyone has any experience with this time of year? In terms of the waters being rough, rain? I know Nov. starts the off season.
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weather2travel.com I probably would not chance it personally.
Rain even hurricane risk still though small...
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We went NYC-Bermuda in June. Rainy day in NY, foul at sea. My only experience with mal de mer. Point - Atlantic in a small storm is unpleasant. November sounds iffy.
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You can still have hurricanes in early November, or it can be very calm. It's a crap shoot, as it is everywhere. Even during the height of the high season, you can still have rough seas.
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You better choice maybe fly south to Flordia or San Juan, then catch a southern carribeban cruise. The water in the Carribbean Sea is typically much calmer than the Atlantic, almost any tiem fo the year.
Chances of a major storm or a Hurricane is low in late October, and southern Carribbean typically will encounter less major storms.
I know you want to go to Bermuda, but if you worry about storm and rough water, southern Carribbean would be a better bet.
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This drinking water quality report shows results of tests conducted by the water utility and provided to the Environmental Working Group (EWG) by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. It is part of EWG's national database that includes 47,667 drinking water utilities and 20 million test results. Water utilities nationwide detected more than 300 pollutants between 2004 and 2009. More than half of these chemicals are unregulated, legal in any amount. Despite this widespread contamination, the federal government invests few resources to protecting rivers, reservoirs, and groundwater from pollution in the first place. The information below summarizes test results for this utility and lists potential health concerns.
Contaminants Exceeding Health Guidelines
Other Detected Contaminants
Contaminant | Average/ Maximum Result | Health Limit Exceeded | Legal Limit Exceeded | Testing History-Tested      -Detected      -Over Health Guidelines      -Over Legal Limit* |
Nitrate & nitriteNitrate and nitrite enter water from fertilizer runoff, leaching from septic tanks, and erosion of natural deposits. | 0.43 ppm 1.72 ppm | No 10 ppm | No 10 ppm | |
NitrateNitrate enters drinking water sources from fertilizer runoff, leaching septic tanks, and erosion of natural deposits; it is also emitted by chemical, petrochemical and metal-finishing industries. | 0.43 ppm 1.72 ppm | No 10 ppm | No 10 ppm | |
Barium (total)Barium is a mineral that enters drinking water through drilling and mining waste runoff, discharges from chemical industries and erosion of natural deposits. | 460 ppb 460 ppb | No 700 ppb | No 2000 ppb | |
NOTE: Each dot in the above graph represents one month. * Water utilities are noted as exceeding the legal limit if any test is above the maximum contaminant level (MCL). Most MCLs are based on annual averages so exceeding the MCL for one test does not necessarily indicate that the system is out of compliance. |
Contaminants Not Detected - 94 chemicals
1,1,1,2-Tetrachloroethane, 1,1,1-Trichloroethane, 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane, 1,1,2-Trichloroethane, 1,1-Dichloroethane, 1,1-Dichloroethylene, 1,1-Dichloropropene, 1,2 Dibromo-3-chloropropane (DBCP), 1,2,3-Trichlorobenzene, 1,2,3-Trichloropropane, 1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene, 1,2,4-Trimethylbenzene, 1,2-Dichloroethane, 1,2-Dichloropropane, 1,3,5-Trimethylbenzene, 1,3-Dichloropropane, 1,3-Dichloropropene, 2,2-Dichloropropane, 2,4,5-TP (Silvex), 2,4-d, Alachlor (Lasso), Antimony (total), Arsenic (total), Atrazine, Benzene, Beryllium (total), Bromobenzene, Bromochloromethane, Bromodichloromethane, Bromoform, Bromomethane, Cadmium (total), Carbofuran, Carbon tetrachloride, Chlordane, Chloroethane, Chloroform, Chloromethane, Chromium (total), cis-1,2-Dichloroethylene, cis-1,3-Dichloropropene, Dalapon, Dibromochloromethane, Dibromomethane, Dichlorodifluoromethane, Dichloromethane (methylene chloride), Dinoseb, Diquat, Endothall, Endrin, Ethylbenzene, Ethylene dibromide (EDB), Glyphosate, Heptachlor, Heptachlor epoxide, Hexachlorobenzene (HCB), Hexachlorobutadiene, Hexachlorocyclopentadiene, Isopropylbenzene, Lindane, m-Dichlorobenzene, Mercury (total inorganic), Methoxychlor, Monochlorobenzene (Chlorobenzene), Mtbe, n-Butylbenzene, n-Propylbenzene, Naphthalene, o-Chlorotoluene, o-Dichlorobenzene, o-Xylene, Oxamyl (Vydate), p-Chlorotoluene, p-Dichlorobenzene, p-Isopropyltoluene, p-Xylene, Pentachlorophenol, Picloram, sec-Butylbenzene, Selenium (total), Simazine, Styrene, tert-Butylbenzene, Tetrachloroethylene, Thallium (total), Toluene, Total trihalomethanes (TTHMs), Toxaphene, trans-1,2-Dichloroethylene, trans-1,3-Dichloropropene, Trichloroethylene, Trichlorofluoromethane, Vinyl chloride, Xylenes (total)
Pollution Summary
6 | Total Contaminants Detected (2005 - 2007) Barium (total), Copper, Lead (total), Nitrate & nitrite, Nitrate, Nitrite |
3 | Agricultural Pollutants (pesticides, fertilizer, factory farms) |
5 | Sprawl and Urban Pollutants (road runoff, lawn pesticides, human waste) |
5 | Industrial Pollutants Barium (total), Lead (total), Nitrate & nitrite, Nitrate, Nitrite |
0 | Water Treatment and Distribution Byproducts (pipes and fixtures, treatment chemicals and byproducts) |
6 | Naturally Occurring (naturally present but increased for lands denuded by sprawl, agriculture, or industrial development) Barium (total), Copper, Lead (total), Nitrate & nitrite, Nitrate, Nitrite |
1 | Unregulated Contaminants EPA has not established a maximum legal limit in tapwater for these contaminants |
EPA Violation Summary
No violations were reported for this system since 2004.
Information on violations is drawn directly from EPA's national violations database in the Agency's Safe Drinking Water Information System. Analyses by others have raised questions about the quality of the information in EPA's database. For the purposes of this investigation, EWG is not showing below or including in our analyses, those violations for individual water suppliers that occurred on days for which the total number of violations assigned by EPA to that water supplier was greater than 20. This criteria was based on common characteristics of incorrect violations data as identified by water utilities, from a review of EPA's violations data by several hundred utilities prior to the release of EWG's investigation.


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MGW just west of BostonNorton has a history of being problematic with Macs, it's better than it was, but DW has a proven record of repairing corrupted directories.
If you need to recover data from your hard drive, you can use Data Rescue II, DW is a repair tool, not a data recovery tool. TechToolPro is also good at repairing drives, but my personal preference (arbitrary, I admit) is for DW, although I own both.iMac Al 20" 2.4 Ghz, 3 GB RAM, Mac OS X (10.5.4), 15"iMac G4, 12" PB G4 (10.5.3), 15"iMac G3 DVD, OWC 500GB FW/USB HD-
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Jennifer Rovira Orange County, CASo, DW will NOT help me recover my lost files? I cannot get past the grey apple logo and spinning wheel . . . the screen goes black. From reading the other threads I thought DW would help get my computer going again SO THAT I can save those files I can't access right now and back them up so that if the computer is truly broken at least I have them. Am I making sense? I guess I am confused as to what I need.MacBook Pro 17" Intel Core 2 duo and iMac G5, Mac OS X (10.4.10)
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MGW just west of BostonDW will help repair your computer, I wasn't clear on what your current problem was. Get DW and make sure that it's compatible with the OS you're running. It is what you need in your situation.iMac Al 20" 2.4 Ghz, 3 GB RAM, Mac OS X (10.5.4), 15"iMac G4, 12" PB G4 (10.5.3), 15"iMac G3 DVD, OWC 500GB FW/USB HD
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Jennifer Rovira Orange County, CAThank you! I will keep you posted!MacBook Pro 17" Intel Core 2 duo and iMac G5, Mac OS X (10.4.10)
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Jennifer...if DiskWarrior can't rebuild a severely damaged directory it will create a "scavenged directory" that files can be copied from to another hard drive. I was able to retrieve important documents and files from a hard drive that had a mechanical failure and was not repairable at all. So, DW can be a recovery tool in some instances. I'd recommend giving it a try. The other utility I've used is DataResue II.
Good luck with it.
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Jennifer Rovira Orange County, CADiskWarrior was able to create a preview that enabled me to save all the files that were crucial to me. Thanks!
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How long did it take to create that preview? It has been working on the internal disk of a MacBook for almost 30 hours. I am encouraged by multiple reports that after x days it produced a useful preview, but would appreciate some first hand experience.
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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Adventures of Tintin, and War Horse
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One of the movie's great charms is the way in which it echoes elements of Spielberg's Indiana Jones films, especially in the water-lashed seafaring scenes and a sun-baked trek through the Moroccan desert. The digitized environments teem with lifelike detail, and the action choreography and acrobatic camera movement can only elicit wonderment.
But the incessant uproar and overextended chases and escapes grow tedious after a while, and the constant presence of the blabbering Captain Haddock ("I know these waters better than the warts on me mother's face") becomes a sizable annoyance. Even the kids who are this film's intended audience may turn out to have their limits when it comes to such clamorous overkill.
War Horse
Before I embark on my daily round of puppy-kicking and unicorn-strangling, I have to say that in sitting through Spielberg's second new release, War Horse, I felt as if I were being lowered into a vat of warm tears, there to remain for nearly two and a half freakin' hours. This is a movie so boldly old-fashioned that much of its true target demographic must be long dead, or nearly enough.
It's a movie about a noble horse and the boy who loves him. Well, the boy and the girl and a few other people who love him. The horse—one Joey—is conscripted into the British cavalry and dispatched to help fight World War I. Joey has many dangerous adventures, and the picture is in fact most effective in conveying, however discreetly, the horrors of the Great War—the mustard-gassed trenches, the mounted soldiers swinging outmoded swords in the face of enemy artillery. That's not the problem; the movie is beautifully made. The problem is the story, which is an episodic sprawl, and its dripping sentimentality, a quality that Spielberg is unsurprisingly disinclined to mitigate.
In the 1982 book on which the film is based, the horse was the narrator, I gather. In the 2007 London stage play that was made from the book (and which has since collected a number of Tony Awards on Broadway), the story's several horses are depicted by ingeniously designed, life-size puppets. Spielberg rightly decided that real horses would be required for the film version, and his ability to turn one of them (or several, actually) into a lead presence is remarkable.
We first meet Joey as a spirited colt in the rolling green hills of Devonshire, where he bonds with a good-hearted farm boy named Albert (newcomer Jeremy Irvine). Albert is bereft when Joey is auctioned off to a good-hearted cavalry captain named Nicholls (Tom Hiddleston, who played Scott Fitzgerald in Midnight in Paris). Transported to the war-torn continent, Joey falls into the hands of a good-hearted young German soldier named Berg (David Kross), and then into the care of a spunky French farm girl named Emilie (Celine Buckens, another newcomer). By this point, we've learned that Albert has left his own farm to join the army and scour the continental battlefields in search of his beloved steed. Anyone who has seen the 1943 Lassie Come Home—of which one contemporary critic said, "only the hardest heart can fail to be moved"—will know how this tale is heading.
As shot by Spielberg's longtime cinematographer, Janusz Kaminski, War Horse swells with a love landscape, particularly in the early Devon section, that might have drawn an appreciative sigh from John Ford. But the movie's unabashed weepiness, which John Williams' syrupy score shamelessly heightens, may prove tough going for viewers unaccustomed to such anachronistic heart-tugging. Compounding that problem, the picture goes on far too long; and while I understand the soggy appreciation of many who've seen it, after about an hour or so I found myself unable to go along with it.
Kurt Loder is a writer living in New York. His third book, a collection of film reviews called The Good, the Bad and the Godawful, is now available. Follow him on Twitter at kurt_loder.
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War Horse, chock full of property confiscation and questionable use of animals. Good times.
Once that had run its course, civilization might have returned to its normal pattern of decline, starvation, plague, and eventual collapse, but for the dynamic created in London, where a large population had become wealthy coordinating the colonial trade that dealt essentially in seizing the enormous wealth of the Americas for Europe, using enslaved populations from Africa to supplement the decimated Native population.
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Rin Tin Tin could like TOTALLY take Tintin out.
With breasts that seem to defy gravity Gabriella was surely destined to be a nude model. One hundred percent natural, Gabriella tells us she inherited her incredible assets from her mother. Although mum's are apparently twice the size!
This Brazilian beauty is as passionate and temperamental as they come and has lots of life experience for her age. She loves to dance, can mix the best cocktails and at the end of a long day likes to relax by sucking on a fine cigar! The only problem for Gabriella appears to be that she is unlucky in love...
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Your tits are stupendous.
Kurt some of us out here going to tractor pulls and shopping at Wal Mart like a movie with some "dripping sentimentality" every now and again.
Then you'll probably love the new Tom Hanks 9/11 movie.
"boldly old-fashioned…dripping sentimentality…unabashed weepiness…John Williams' syrupy score"
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What do people think of the Swedish "Millennium" movies?
I liked the first one well enough, even though I guessed the ending without too much trouble. But the second and (especially) third didn't do much for me.
It has to be said that Steven Spielberg's The Adventures of Tintin represents a new peak in motion-capture artistry.
Innovative? The trailors look less convincing than this, and this is done in real time instead of processed at the leisure of the artist.
I was not aware of the original "Dragon Tattoo." Interesting...
I saw it. Some pretty brutal stuff in that flick. It will be interesting to compare.
I was only aware until this article that Hollywood was making its own remake. Watch the Swedish original, I suspect you will prefer it over the sanitised Hollywood version.
From what I've been reading, this is apparently a pretty brutal movie, and I've heard it expressed that if it had been directed by someone with less clout than David Fincher, it would likely have been slapped with an NC-17. Haven't seen it yet, but it sounds like it's anything but sanitized.
Daniel Craig reminds me of a serial rapist with a psychosis in overdrive. But I'll watch the movie anyway.
And Epi was right, damn it. Terra Nova was cringe-worthy, to say the least
Terra Nova was cringe-worthy, to say the least
I haven't seen Terra Nova, but it looks to me like they've stolen Stephen Lang's character from Avatar, renamed him, and made a show about him.
much of its true target demographic must be long dead, or nearly enough
How old is John, anyway?
This Dragon Girl thing -- has anyone here read it? I can barely get through a synopsis without my brain numbing over.
It's a good read.
Nothing too heavy.
The books are similar to "Less Than Zero" and "American Psycho" in that they are based upon quite depraved pornography, wherein the action revolves around rape, serial murder, sex slavery, and criminal sex trade with a leavening of socialist political correctness. Don't bother reading this tripe, or seeing the movie, unless you like feeling dirty.
I don't understand why anyone who read the Larsson book would see the movie, when you know exactly what's gonna happen.
Fun football trivia: Who does Rooney Mara (Female lead in GWDT) root for and why?
Guess:Somehow related to Wellington Mara...expired Giants owner. But she no doubt roots for the Raiders cause she is bad ass.
But also somehow related to Art Rooney...
Steelers. I believe she is named for/related to the family
"After his misadventures in the piddling Cowboys & Aliens..."
That movie rocked. If you were looking for more than what the title delivered, that was your fault.
I have yet to finish C&A. Dour. And tedious.
I have yet to finish C&A. Dour. And tedious.
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War Horse looks like it will be some combination of cloyingly sweet, and if remotely realistic, depressing. I will avoid it like the plague.
I still don't understand remaking GWDT with an English speaking cast and setting it in Sweden. Why not just rent the Swedish films? The female lead is hotter in the Swedish films anyway
You said it. I love Fincher, but what's the point of remaking a recent, excellent movie with a new cast? Wait, I know: $
I am a fan of Tintin, read almost all the volumes, but I just can't see myself going to see this movie because it seems so unnatural. The French did a live-action Tintin that was much better imo
This Tintin should have been live-action. Would have been more amazing and memorable.
My buddy showed me the trailer to the 2012 release of The Three Stooges. Upon hearing his description, I cringed, wondering why anyone would try to remake a classic that cannot be duplicated. Then I saw the trailer. It puts the Stooges in modern times, and is f'ng hilarious. Can't wait for the movie to open.
Don't you remember the SNL-style sketch comedy Fridays from the early 80s?
It had stoner-Stooges bits with Larry played by the Larry David.
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That said, CC, I shared your same concerns but now I am curious....
This line has been bugging me since yesterday:
"...and for the length of the movie, at least, she obscures the memory of Noomi Rapace..."
It's like saying, "For the length of the show, Rich Little obscures the memory of Johnny Carson." OK, bad analogy, but the point is that Rapace *realized* the character. Mara is not even reinventing; she's merely copying.


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djuice (short of digital juice) is a youth based mobile phone plan from Telenor. It is currently available in Bangladesh, Hungary, Montenegro, Norway, Pakistan, Sweden and Ukraine. Djuice was available in Malaysia, New Zealand and Thailand. According to its website djuice has close to 12 million subscribers around the world thus making it the second largest youth based operator in the world.
djuice was launched in Norway and Hungary in 2003, Ukraine in 2004, Bangladesh in 2005, Pakistan in 2006 and Montenegro in 2008.
In 2006 while Telenor was being rebranded djuice had also been rebranded.
In 2012 the brand Djuice was merged with Telenor and all the balances of the Djuice customers accounts were confiscated by Telenor, which led to a number of dissatisfied customers.
In October 2013 Ukrainian mobile operator Kyivstar stopped offering mobile plans under the brand name "djuice", citing the need to unify all of its brands.
djuice was launched in Bangladesh by Grameenphone on the 14th of April, 2005 i.e. the Bengali New Year. Ever since the launch djuice has seen a big warm response from the crowd. Within two years djuice Bangladesh had enlisted around 2 million subscribers.[citation needed]
On the 14th of April, 2007 djuice Bangladesh shed its old skin to put up its new identity which a part of the worldwide re-branding process of djuice. djuice Bangladesh has a talent hunt show called dRockstars which searches the country for a rock band.
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Sometimes you just have tip your cap to the other guy. Even if you hate the other guy because he's an unlikeable ass.
Such is the case with the Indians and the Tigers as the Tribe heads into their biggest series in their last four seasons Monday when Detroit comes to town Monday through Wednesday. Despite winning their last two series and going 5-2 over the last week the Indians haven't been able to make up any ground over Detroit during that time because the Tigers are living right and running rough shod over the AL Central too.
If degree of difficulty was part of the equation that determined the standings the Indians would be running away with the division. They played Sunday against the Royals in Kansas City without Michael Brantley (out for the year), Shin Soo Choo (15-day DL), Travis Hafner (15-day DL), Grady Sizemore (apparently 15-month DL) and Jason Kipnis (15-day DL). Jeanmar Gomez started Sunday for the Tribe because both Carlos Carrasco and Josh Tomlin, 2/5 of the rotation that kept the Indians viable for most of the summer, are also on the disabled list and Asdrubal Cabrera returned to the lineup a day after sitting a game with a nasty knee contusion suffered when he fouled a ball of his knee Friday (a pitch or two before homering in that at-bat).
Just to make things more interesting Sunday, hot hitting Jack Hannahan left the game early on with a leg issue and moments later Carlos Santana rolled an ankle on a stand-up double. At this point, with injuries oozing out of the Indians dugout, I wouldn't be surprised to see Head Athletic Trainer Lonnie Soloff stumble coming out of the dugout on one of his many trips out to tend to another fallen Indian and injure himself.
And yet they persevere and keep on doing what they can to remain in the hunt for the AL Central, however much on the fringe of the race they may be.
Right now they're being led by committee. Every win seems like it brings a new hero whether it be Jason Donald or Shelley Duncan. The bullpen remains extremely solid and the starters are throwing up decent outing pretty much four out of every five nights.
Guys like Cabbie, Hannahan, Kosuke Fukodome, Donald and Santana are taking turns getting hot and providing the offense that's been just healthy enough to get the wins needed to hang around the top of the division. With the Tigers hitting on all cylinders it's going to take an extraordinary effort to endure the rest of the way.
But the fact we can still say even that much is a testament to Manny Acta and the guys he pencils into the lineup each night. The Indians are playing meaningful games on Labor Day and beyond. That in itself is cause for celebration and optimism. Not for just this year but also for the foreseeable future.
Takeaways from Preseason Game #4
There was really only one thing that truly stood out in regard to Thursday's final preseason game with the Bears and that was the fact that probably 75,000 people paid for 35,000 or so people to watch what amounts to barely an organized scrimmage. And that's simply an embarrassment for the NFL.
Paying full ticket prices to watch guys on the roster bubble battle it out is ridiculous and NFL owners should basically be wearing bank robber masks when they're counting that cash. Neither the Browns nor Bears ran their full first teams out there and, simply put, it was horrific football to watch from the opening kickoff to the final gun.
As to the final roster, take note of the fact there are currently 11 rookies on the 'final' 53-man roster. For those who bemoaned the fact the Browns were not a player in free agency you can probably see the philosophy of the front office was to use this season to find out whether Colt McCoy is the long term answer at QB and whether a lot of these young, cheaper kids are the answer at any number of positions.
It becomes more clear that the Browns weren't interested in spending money on stop gaps for even a 1-year deal because they want these draft picks and undrafted free agents to step up and identify themselves as either players or impersonators going forward.
That's not going to help in the won-loss column in 2011 but the Browns front office probably took a more realistic approach to competing this season. They probably (and likely correctly) assume they wouldn't be competitive enough to win this season in the AFC North and that going young will help more than free agents in 2012.
If McCoy is the guy then the Browns will likely win 6-7 games and remove themselves from the Andrew Luck sweepstakes. Which is fine because if McCoy is the guy you don't need Andrew Luck. If McCoy falls short the Browns might well end up in the Luck Derby regardless of whether they went young or with some short term free agents.
That won't make the season ticket holders or fan base happy. But reality doesn't always equate to happiness.
What was disappointing was seeing RB Brandon Jackson put on injured reserve Saturday meaning he'll miss the entire season. A lot of fans didn't think Jackson showed much in the time he was active but he was miscast when he was forced to work as a traditional running back in the preseason. Jackson is regarded as one of the best blitz-pickup backs in football as well as a tremendous receiving running back. That would have given McCoy yet another security blanket not just in having another capable receiver on the field but in knowing that Jackson was there to dispose of blitzing LBs and DBs looking to take his head off.
Also surprising was the Browns retaining Armon Smith on the 53-man roster (and, again, that roster is fluid and is subject to change if the Browns can upgrade with players cut from other rosters). Smith had his moments, specifically his 80+ yard TD run against Detroit, but he also showed a horrible tendency to cough up the football regularly.
Rookie RBs from Union College usually don't get the benefit of the doubt when they are fumble-prone but the Browns must really like Smith's raw speed.
A Minute Changes Everything
Last week after I posted this column my wife Lisa got a call that her brother Vince was missing on Lake Erie. As one who's on the lake dozens of times each year that's a call that scared me to death because there is simply no margin for error on Lake Erie if something goes awry. Vince had left from E. 208th Street in Euclid for a quick trip in his kayak with the family dog and only the dog, wearing a canine life jacket, returned home.
Vince's kayak washed ashore Saturday at E. 204th Street and Vince's body was found Monday morning near 140th Street in Cleveland.
Vince was just 43-years old. He was a guy who I've known for 25 years and who always showed far more concern for others than he did for himself. It's cliché to say there are people who live every day to the fullest but if it's possible Vince Germano was high on the list. He could grow anything, catch anything, hunt anything and there is not a person who truly knew him who ever heard him say a disparaging word about anyone. Instead of judging Vince was helping. Whether it be swimming out 50 yards in the lake to help a woman who's kayak had turned over and bring her and her kayak safely back to shore or whether it was helping an elderly woman in the neighborhood plant her flowers every spring, Vince was there for his family, friends and complete strangers.
Telling my three daughters that their uncle had lost his life on Monday was the hardest thing I've ever done. They were understandably heartbroken as is the rest of the family. His nieces adored him and now bestow all of their love on an old turtle that Vince caught and gave them and who still flourishes in an honored spot in our home. Never mind that Vince also gave them two snapping turtles and called any number of times hoping to deliver them ducks, ferrets, snakes and even a chinchilla. We deferred on all of those things.
My girls have the turtle and memories of Vince helping to teach them to fish, garden, swim and pretty much anything else you can do outside. They also fondly remember Vince hurling himself into a swimming hole in Hiram when everyone else was screaming and scrambling out. Vince jumped in, wrestled around under a couple of tree roots on the side of the river and pulled out a 6-foot longer water snake that he brought out and showed all the kids. Those kids and their horrified mothers were entertained for 20 minutes learning about and touching something that had scared them all just minutes before. Vince transported that snake and a couple more of its friends 50 yards downstream so that the kids and families could continue to swim.
What's also devastating to me is the fact that the dog was wearing a life jacket while Vince was not. And though best guesses are that the event that put Vince in the water occurred close to shore and in relatively shallow water that Vince flourished in all the time, it doesn't take but a second for even the most accomplished kayakers, swimmers and outdoorsmen to be in a situation they can't escape.
I don't know if it was an accident or a sudden health emergency that cast Vince out of his kayak and into the waters he loved. I don't know if a life jacket would have ultimately made any difference at the end of the day.
I just wish we'd had the opportunity to find out.
Rest in peace, Vince. You're forever in our hearts and your loss will forever leave a void in the lives of those you touched and who remain here without you.


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Chef Jonathan Taylor @ Blue Ginger
Executive Sous Chef Israel Medina @ BOKX 109 American Prime
Chef Jonathan Sargent @ BOKX 109 American Prime
Chef Nicholas Gurski @ Bond Restaurant | Lounge
Chef Mark Sapienza @ Bond Restaurant | Lounge
Chef Jason Bond @ Bondir
Chef Jason Bond @ Bondir Concord
Chef-Owner Christopher Coombs @ Boston Chops
Chef Michael Sherman @ Brasserie 28
Chef Eric McLaughlin @ Brasserie 28
Chef Matthew Morello @ Brasserie 28
Chef Nicholas Calias, CEC @ Brasserie Jo - Boston
Chef Tim Partridge @ Bravo
Chef Corey Marcoux @ BRINE
Chef Justin Shoults @ BRINE
Chef Tim Wiechmann @ Bronwyn
Chef Colin Lynch @ The Butcher Shop
Chef Barbara Lynch @ The Butcher Shop
Executive Chef Jesse Souza @ The Cafe at Taj Boston
Chef Mark Sapienza @ Cafe Fleuri
Chef William Kovel @ Catalyst
Chef Andrew Beddeos @ Ceia Kitchen + Bar
Chef Patrick Soucy @ Ceia Kitchen + Bar
Chef Steven LaCount @ Chiara Bistro
Chef Patrick Spencer @ Church
Chef Justin Winters @ Cinquecento
Chef-Owner David Du Bois @ Citizen
Executive Chef Brian Reyelt @ Citizen
Chef Bill Brodsky @ City Landing
Chef Joseph Margate @ Clink
Chef Ken Oringer @ Clio
Chef Steve Nookie Postal @ Commonwealth Restaurant & Market
Chef Jamie Bissonnette @ Coppa
Chef Ken Oringer @ Coppa
Chef Tony Maws @ Craigie on Main
Chef Shingara Peppino Singh @ Da Vinci
Chef Dante de Magistris @ dante
Culinary Director Rodney Murillo @ Davio's - Boston
Pastry Chef Tom Ponticelli @ Davio's - Boston
Executive Chef Eric Swartz @ Davio's - Boston
Culinary Director Rodney Murillo @ Davio's - Foxborough
Executive Chef Paul King @ Davio's - Foxborough
Pastry Chef Tom Ponticelli @ Davio's - Foxborough
Culinary Director Rodney Murillo @ Davio's - Lynnfield
Chef Christopher Coombs @ dbar
Chef Giselle Miller @ Deuxave
Chef Olivier Maillard @ Deuxave
Chef Christopher Coombs @ Deuxave
Chef Jason Heard @ East Coast Grill
Chef Jeremy Sewall @ Eastern Standard
Chef Lauren Kroesser @ Eastern Standard
Chef de Cuisine Patrick Campbell @ Eastern Standard
Chef Peter McCarthy @ EVOO
Chef W. Scott Osif @ Fairsted Kitchen
Chef Gabriel Sanchez @ The Farmhouse
Pastry Chef Sharon Burns @ Farmstead Table
Chef Chad Burns @ Farmstead Table
Chef Jim Solomon @ The Fireplace
Chef-Owner Bob Sargent @ Flora
Chef Dan Schroeder @ Forum
Executive Chef Brian Reyelt @ Franklin Southie
Chef Jeff Martino @ Franklin Southie
Executive Chef Brian Reyelt @ Franklin Cafe
Chef-Owner David Du Bois @ Franklin Cafe
Executive Chef Brian Reyelt @ Franklin Cape Ann
Chef David Du Bois @ Franklin Cape Ann
Chef Brandon Arms @ Garden at the Cellar
Chef Seth Woods @ Gaslight
Executive Chef Kevin Long @ GEM Italian Kitchen Nightclub & Lounge
Chef Marisa Iocco @ Gennaro's 5 North Square
Chef Mike Pagliarini @ Giulia
Chef Matt Redinger @ Gourmet Caterers
Chef Eric Gregory @ Grafton Street Pub and Grill
Chef Jay Murray @ Grill 23 & Bar
Pastry Chef Molly Hanson @ Grill 23 & Bar
Chef Scott Herritt @ Grotto
Chef Gordon Hamersley @ Hamersley's Bistro
Pastry Chef Brian Mercury @ Harvest
Chef Mary Dumont @ Harvest
Chef Jeremy Sewall @ The Hawthorne
Chef Peter Davis @ Henrietta's Table
Chef Barry Maiden @ Hungry Mother
Chef Lauren Kroesser @ Island Creek Oyster Bar
Chef Jeremy Sewall @ Island Creek Oyster Bar
Chef Dana Love @ Kingston Station
Chef Tony Maws @ Kirkland Tap & Trotter
Chef Scott Herritt @ Kitchen
Chef Jamie Mammano @ L'Andana
Chef Marvin Posada @ L'Andana
Executive Chef Rich Velante @ Legal Harborside
Pastry Chef Kristin Wilson @ Legal Harborside
Chef Matt Delisle @ L'Espalier
Pastry Chef Jared Bacheller @ L'Espalier
Chef Frank McClelland @ L'Espalier
Chef Nicholas Dixon @ Lincoln Tavern
Chef de Cuisine Richard Morin @ Lineage
Chef Jeremy Sewall @ Lineage
Chef Brian Counihan @ The Local
Chef David Nevins @ Local 149
Chef Michael Leviton @ Lumiere
Chef Scott Herritt @ Marliave
Chef Jose Cardoza @ Masa
Chef Philip Aviles @ Masa
Chef Jose Cardoza @ Masa - Woburn
Chef Philip Aviles @ Masa - Woburn
Chef Barbara Lynch @ Menton
Chef Kristen Kish @ Menton
Executive Chef Colin Lynch @ Menton
Chef Eric Heinrich @ Merchants Row at 48 Monument Square
Chef Daniel Bruce @ Meritage
Chef Seth Woods @ Metropolis Cafe
Chef William Nurse @ Metropolis Cafe
Chef Cory Williams @ The Metropolitan Club
Chef Cyrille Couet @ Miel Brasserie Provencale
Chef Jamie Mammano @ Mistral
Chef Jamie Mammano @ Mooo
Chef David Hutton @ Mooo
Chef Karen Akunowicz @ Myers + Chang
Chef Joanne Chang @ Myers + Chang
Chef Barbara Lynch @ No. 9 Park
Chef Scott Jones @ No. 9 Park
Chef Colin Lynch @ No. 9 Park
Chef Julia Brant @ North 26
Chef Tim Cushman @ o ya
Pastry Chef Maura Kilpatrick @ Oleana
Chef Ana Sortun @ Oleana
Chef Jamie Mammano @ Ostra
Chef Mitchell Randal @ Ostra
Culinary Director Robert Jean @ The Painted Burro
Chef Jacky Robert @ Petit Robert Bistro - Kenmore
Chef Jean Paul Atehortua @ Petit Robert Bistro - Needham
Chef Jacky Robert @ Petit Robert Bistro - Needham
Chef Jacky Robert @ Petit Robert Bistro - South End
Chef Eric Bogardus @ Petit Robert Central
Chef Jacky Robert @ Petit Robert Central
Executive Chef Greg Reeves @ Pier 6
Chef Eric Brennan @ Post 390
Pastry Chef Molly Hanson @ Post 390
Culinary Director Robert Jean @ Posto
Chef Will Gilson @ Puritan & Company
Chef Brian Alberg @ Red Lion Inn
Chef Stacy Cogswell @ The Regal Beagle
Executive Pastry Chef Jonathan Posiko @ Rialto
Chef de Cuisine Brian Rae @ Rialto
Chef Jody Adams @ Rialto
Chef Tim Maslow @ Ribelle
Chef Tom Borgia @ Russell House Tavern
Chef Michael Kelly @ Rustic Kitchen
Chef Michael Kelly @ Rustic Kitchen Hingham
Chef Asia Mei @ Sam's
Chef Raymond Ost @ Sandrine's Bistro
Chef Cassie Piuma @ Sarma
Chef Ana Sortun @ Sarma
Executive Chef Roy Darling @ Sauciety at The Westin Boston Waterfront
Chef Stephen Sherman @ Scarlet Oak Tavern
Chef Robert Harris @ Season to Taste Catering
Chef de Cuisine Matt Cunningham @ The Sinclair
Chef Brian Benton @ Society on High
Chef Bill Poirier @ Sonsie
Chef Jayson DeMarco @ Sora
Chef Jamie Mammano @ Sorellina
Chef Colin Lynch @ Sportello
Chef Barbara Lynch @ Sportello
Chef Jasper White @ Summer Shack
Executive Chef Timothy Willis @ Summer Shack Cambridge
Chef Jasper White @ Summer Shack Cambridge
Chef Jasper White @ Summer Shack Dedham
Chef Tiffani Faison @ Sweet Cheeks Q
Chef Lydia Reichert @ Sycamore
Chef David Punch @ Sycamore
Chef Tim Wiechmann @ T. W. Food
Chef Jose Duarte @ Taranta
Chef Benjamin Lacy @ Tastings Wine Bar & Bistro
Chef Louis DiBiccari @ Tavern Road
Chef Nuno Alves @ Tavolo
Chef Chris Douglass @ Tavolo
Chef Jamie Mammano @ Teatro
Chef Todd Hall @ Temazcal
Chef Matt Drummond @ Temple Bar
Chef Eric Cooper @ Ten Tables
Chef Dan Janus @ Ten Tables - Cambridge
Chef Michael Schlow @ Tico
Chef Brian Poe @ The Tip Tap Room
Chef de Cuisine Michelle Blass @ Tomasso Trattoria
Executive Chef Bill Bradley @ Tomasso Trattoria
Chef Mark J. Porcaro @ Top of the Hub
Chef Jamie Bissonnette @ Toro
Chef Ken Oringer @ Toro
Chef Jody Adams @ Trade
Chef Andrew Hebert @ Trade
Chef Andy Husbands @ Tremont 647
Chef Marcos Sanchez @ Tres Gatos
Chef Jake Pease @ Tresca
Chef Scott Hebert @ Troquet
Chef Paul Turano @ Tryst
Chef Dan DeCarpis @ Tryst
Pastry Chef Ann Moynihan @ Tryst
Chef-Owner Seth Woods @ Union
Chef Brandon Babiarz @ Union Fish Seafood and Raw Bar
Chef Michael Schlow @ Via Matta
Chef Leo Asaro @ Via Matta
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Chef Jason Reed @ Vicki Lee's
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Airport Authority To Oversee CLTCHARLOTTE,NC--Plans to create an airport authority to oversee Charlotte Douglas International are taking off. A Senate panel endorsed a bill Wednesday sponsored by Mathews Senator Bob Rucho, it will now go to the Senate Finance Committee and if it passes it would go to the full Senate. Mayor Anthony Foxx and other local leaders traveled to Raleigh to ask lawmakers to study the issue before acting. The city owns the airport land and stands to lose a lot of money from fees the airport generates. By taking away the oversight the aviation director would no longer answer to city council. Most Popular
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Last autumn Japan was treated to a new way to enjoy KFC: Kentucky Fried Fish. At that time our reporter Kuzo was lucky enough to sample a few sticks before the entire nation converged on the fast food chain and devoured the crispy battered fish sticks faster than KFC could supply them.
As a result the KFF campaign came to an abrupt halt in under two weeks time due to lack of ingredients. However, from 6 February, KFC Japan says they have reworked their logistics and are reviving Kentucky Fried Fish! This time we sent in Megu to check it out.