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2.63/5 rDev -17.8%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2.5
Pours amber/red. Small, slightly off-white head that dissipates quickly. Little carbonation rising.
Aroma is musty, medicinal. Malts. Not enticing.
Taste is honey, oak, wet grass and malts.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied and cleansing.
Overall, this is OK, but nothing to be sought out. Not particularly drinkable or desirable.
Serving type: on-tap
05-27-2012 21:42:11 | More by atigerlife
Ontario (Canada)
3.23/5 rDev +0.9%
look: 4 | smell: 2 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Dark, clear copper with good head and lacing, but a bit lacking in aroma - didn't really smell much of anything. Solid hop bitterness backed up with a creamy, smooth body and malty backbone, and some toasty notes. Overall a decent, easy drinking brew.
Serving type: on-tap
09-01-2006 06:26:42 | More by allergictomacros
British Columbia (Canada)
3.53/5 rDev +10.3%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Good dark amber with a thin cream coloured head.
The nose it the best quality on this beer. Malty, brown sugar, cotton candy, honey and some mild citrus hops.
Some nice balance between sweetness and bitterness. Creamy mouthfeel with alot of roasted malt and brown sugar flavour. Easy to drink making this a good beer. Not great, but not at all a bad beer.
Serving type: bottle
02-11-2011 05:27:21 | More by LazyL
2.28/5 rDev -28.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 3 | overall: 2
Split with mjyoung.
Appearance - Copper brown coloration, typical of Amber ale. Head was present right after pouring but dissipated quickly.
Smell - Not much except for the subtle smell of malt and some sourness aroma that reminds me of ginger.
Taste - Light malt flavor, somewhat flat. Sour and relatively unpleasant aftertaste. No hint of hops whatsoever.
Mouthfeel - Not bad. Maybe slightly on the flat side.
Drinkability - Smooth, not much problem except for the aftertaste.
Serving type: bottle
12-16-2010 07:35:22 | More by bbb099
1.9/5 rDev -40.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 1.5 | feel: 1.5 | overall: 2
Split with bbb099
A: Pours a nice amber hue, very little head (1/2 finger, and dissipated quickly) and no lacing to speak of.
S: The smell is a little paradoxical as the sweet and bitter notes hit at the same time, but it smells a bit shallow, no real depth to the flavor.
T: Very weak. Not a whole lot of flavor at all, but you do get a hint of malt and something which I expect was at one point hops.
M: It's very thin and flat. It's much more reminiscent of a soda than a beer.
D: If I could stomach the taste it would go down quite smoothly and dangerously on a summer day.
All in all I was quite disappointed by this beer. I bought it after being told it was a solid American Amber, but perhaps I've been spoiled by the excellent local microbrews.
Serving type: bottle
12-16-2010 03:01:14 | More by mjyoung
Alberta (Canada)
3.55/5 rDev +10.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
This beer pours a clear dark amber hue, with one finger of soapy light tan head, which leaves some random webbed layers of lace around the glass. It smells of mild caramel malt, and earthy, leafy hops. The taste is sweet caramel and biscuit malt, a bit of dark sugar, and more leafy, earthy hops. The carbonation is moderate, the body decently weighty and smooth, and it finishes with a raisiny malt flourish, tempered somewhat by some weedy hops.
A fairly solid amber ale - with a decent hop offset. It's nice to be able to try Granville Island's beers in typical publican joints.
Serving type: bottle
07-03-2010 05:54:57 | More by biboergosum
3.53/5 rDev +10.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A clear deep amber/copper color with a off white head that has some retention and leaves little lacing.
Smells a bit of roasted malt, caramel and little fruity. Smell is quite faint but nice.
Tastes roasted malt, coffee, brown sugar, toffee with a bit sour bitterness. Smooth mouthfeel with quite some carbonation and a light body.
Serving type: bottle
04-08-2010 01:11:31 | More by OskarL
Ontario (Canada)
3.73/5 rDev +16.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Roasted pecan with unconstrained splotches of pomegranate and butterscotch; this combination of colours makes for a lovely appearance that is most definitely worthy of continuous eye gazing. Despite the shade being dark, transparency is still permitted. Its surface is barren in the center because the circumference seems to have a tight, unyielding grip on what limited foam was offered up.
Here's hoping the delicious smelling aroma is sign of a delicious tasting beer. The smell of scorched caramel, sugary toffee and a fruit-endowed ale yeast make a mighty convincing case to take a sip and find out right away. Although capable of being a little off-putting (nearly sour even) at times, the scent of dried cherries and figgy pudding is almost reminiscent of an English-style Old Ale. Mmmm.
Very nice. I was hoping to find the dried fruits, roasted nuts, caramel and toffee in the taste and I did! The beer's flavour almost resembles a toffee sponge cake or caramel glazed tea cake. There's lots of biscuits and obvious hints of figs, dried cranberries and dried cherries. The sugary fruits and sweet caramels compliment wonderfully. This is really malty, it is the taste of pastries and there is a strong notion of caramelization.
And all these caramelized flavours unfold nicely on the tongue; that gratifyingly sweet sensation of toffee combines with the sugary taste of dried fruit and both meet the crushing bitterness of resiny hops head on to make a rather entertaining mouthfeel. Like the trailer that convinces you to go see a movie, the flavour in each sip lingers only so long so that you are coerced into taking another sip.
I'm beginning to wonder why Granville Island beers aren't given a little more respect. Nothing I've tried from this brewery has been spectacular, much less out of the ordinary, but every single offering thus far has been extremely well brewed and exceedingly tasteful for its respective style. Despite what the brewery says, I'd consider this more than just "a darker shade of pale"; it's one of the best Amber ales Canada has to offer.
Serving type: bottle
07-18-2009 21:46:07 | More by biegaman
4.4/5 rDev +37.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 5
CAN you dig it? I am the first to review this CANadian beer in CAN form!
The pour produced a beautiful two finger's worth of thick, deep-tan head. There was decent retention, resulting in a solid coating at the top of the beer. The color was a slightly hazy deep amber. I was very intrigued by the nose, being as that it was slightly sweet, but underlain by a mild bitterness. The mouthfeel was medium with a definite sweetness in the mouth. The finish had a caramel-like sweetness that was quite enjoyable. This ranked a strong second to the Honey Lager. For traders: three cans of this + three cans of Honey Lager = You Tell Me (w/in reason).
Serving type: can
05-03-2008 04:21:42 | More by woodychandler
Alberta (Canada)
3.2/5 rDev 0%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
I visited this brewery a long time ago, before I was old enough to buy beer, and decided to pick this up when a friend lamented my hoppy brews and wanted something "malty."
The beer pours a thick red/amber with hints of teak. The head is minimal. Smell is akin to fat maltiness, bread a cherries, and a definite hop punch. Mouthfeel is snappy and viscuous, good active carbonation.
Taste is a little hoppier than most ambers - a nice dry finish tops the beer, but there isn't a whole lot of the fat malt I was hoping for. The body really lacks, leaving me wishing for a filling malt character that this beer lacks.
An average brew, respectable but nothing groundbreaking.
Serving type: bottle
01-23-2006 04:34:07 | More by niangelo
Ontario (Canada)
3.43/5 rDev +7.2%
look: 4 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Cognac colour, soapy aroma. Balanced bitter and malty through and through, with some mid-barley taste. Some hops at end. Understated carbonation. Sugar, carrmel, hint of orange spice. Thanks MarkB. Quite drinkable, medium mouthfeel. All purpose beer.
Serving type: bottle
05-26-2005 02:44:48 | More by Sammy
Alberta (Canada)
3.08/5 rDev -3.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
One of four selections in the Granville Winter Mingler 12 pack.
Amber - was expecting more red than brown color. No foam whatsoever, limited carbonation throughout. Basic sweet malt smell, nothing special. Taste has a strong (relative to smell) malty flavor with a bit of sweet caramel near the end - would like more hop/bitterness to balance. Fairly flat body, leaves it feeling quite thin. All around, pretty plain.
Serving type: bottle
01-27-2005 03:15:33 | More by BigBry
3.45/5 rDev +7.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Thanks again to my neighbo(u)r Sabrina for bringing this beer back for me.
The beer pours a bright, clear, tawny amber, topped with a thin misting of whitish head. Good head retention, keeping a modest collar throughout the entire beer. Scattered bits of lace cling haphazardly to the interior of the glass.
The aroma is rather malty. Grainy caramel sweetness, tinged with the slightest bit of buttery diacetyl. English feeling, with a vague earthy, herbal hop profile. I'm guessing there's some fuggles in here. Very soft pear fruitiness.
The flavor opens with a light, grain-tinted caramel maltiness. The grain comes in with a cereal breadiness. Some biscuity flavor into the middle, with a buttery, honey tinged smoothness into the finish. Mild hop flavor, an indistinct herbal and earthy flavor toning down the caramel sweetness. A dryish finish, leaving a lingering biscuity maltiness on the tongue. Light bodied, with a bit too much carbonation for my tastes. I think the beer would sit a little better on the tongue with milder bubbles. Smooth drinking. Nicely balanced, if a bit sleepy-eyed.
There seems to be a certain flavor profile to this brewery's beer. I've gotten it from other canadian micros, and I'm assuming it's the malt. It must be different from american varieties. A vague graininess, not unpleasant, just different. It serves up this dry feel in the finish, so the sweetness is always disarmed. A nice enough beer. It seems to have some lagery tendencies, mostly the dryness in the finish and lack of ale-like fruitiness. I could put back a couple in a sitting and not get sick of it. Cool.
Serving type: bottle
01-18-2005 06:00:40 | More by UnionMade
3.48/5 rDev +8.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Medium Amber color, medium head. Medium bodied ale. Robust flavor. Nicely malty, with a very definite malt sweetness. Nice taste, complex flavor. Good balance of hops and malts. Mouthfeel is full and round. Smooth. Finish is clean and smooth. Aftertaste is slightly sweet.
Serving type: bottle
08-19-2003 01:49:44 | More by beerguy101
Alberta (Canada)
2.98/5 rDev -6.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
This seemed to have the makings of a nice amber, but it falls short, appearing to be a diluted version of a good recipe. Colour is an okay looking amber, but it appears a little watery, and the head was pretty non-existent. Nose contains sweetish toasted malt and a whisper of hops. Flavour is buttery malt, and the hops are absent. Mouthfeel is watery, not much body to it.
Serving type: bottle
07-14-2003 16:49:25 | More by IronDjinn
Gastown Amber Ale from Granville Island Brewery
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#48 Sweet!
Very nice! You are extremely good at turns! Really good momentum.
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its soo good that Alli always accept critique good or bad...and always is working for improve..she'll have a great future as a dancer...
#42 good critique
This dance is beautifully done. However, to address the commentators who are offended by the jjandfred comment. I think he just meant that somethings could use work. I have to agree her shoes are pointed, but her feet could work the shoe more. He did not say she has bad feet. A dancer who is willing to accept and work on as much constructive critism as given will only improve. If people cannot accept comments good or otherwise they should not put videos on here or watch them. Job well done!
#38 beautiful...
i dont know why janfred told u that...allison have the most perfect feet in this world...and is an excellent dancer....
#37 Nine
Spend more time at barr preparing your center. (for pirouettes) Stretch those feet! Use the top of foot and toes to press through the shoe. Tighten knees. Other than that very nice practice.

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Alberta (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev +2.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Poured this Brew Dog staple from the 330 ml bottle into an English pub glass. I was greeted by a nice brick red hue, just short of brown, with around three fingers of tan head. Features a toasted caramel aroma with some citrus rind and hop spice apparent. Stated plainly, I was impressed by the flavor: Malt-forward but provides a decent flavor hops punch. I get raisin biscuits, faint molasses, and lightly toasted cereals providing the scaffolding, while tangerine rind and flesh, tobacco, floral pollen, black tea, pineapple, and maybe a hint of bramble fruit provide the decorations. Tasty. Smooth body is on the thin side perhaps but does coat the mouth a little, oily with a moderate soft carbonation. The fruity flavor notes develop nicely as the beer warms up. Finishes fairly crisp but does leave a malty echo and some earthy hops. One of the better red/amber ales I've tried in recent memory, clean crystal malt flavors and not cloyingly sweet, with a decent hop spice. I will be back.
Serving type: bottle
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Alberta (Canada)
3.74/5 rDev -2.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Appearance- Pours a copper red with a half finger of bubbly head.
Smell- citrus piney hops, caramel, dark fruits, bready malts.
Taste- Citrus piney hops upfront though not as intense as in the aroma. Balanced by the bready caramel malts. Finishes with the dark fruits.
Mouthfeel- Medium bodied with light to moderate carbonation.
Overall- A nicely balanced american amber ale. For my first crack at Brewdog, this is a pleasant introduction to their offerings.
Serving type: bottle
02-03-2014 03:54:40 | More by leaddog
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OK, it's official, the tickets had been purchased…I am going home to Malaysia to celebrate Chinese New Year. Yay!
In addition to Penang, it looks like I will have time to go to Kuala Lumpur (KL) this time. KL is another home away from home as I lived there for a few years when I was in college. There are many friends that I would like to visit, and, of course, there is the scrumptious food that I wouldn't miss it for the world. As a matter of fact, I have jotted down a list of eateries that I plan to go:
- Wong Ah Wah's Chicken Wings – the best grilled chicken wings ever.
- Ampang's Hong Hong Yong Tow Foo – the best Yong Tow Foo (assortment of stuffed bean curds with fish paste, fish balls, etc.) in KL.
- Petaling Street's Portuguese Grilled Seafood – very good grilled fish/seafood served in aluminum foil.
- Petaling Street's Claypot Chicken Rice.
- Somewhere with very good seafood dinner (KL/PJ bloggers – any good recommendations?)
I can't wait for the trip; I am going home for Chinese New Year! :)
P.S.: If you have other recommendations for great makan places in KL, please leave me comments. Or, better still, maybe we can organize a Malaysian food bloggers get-together. *wink*
P.P.S: Eating Asia, if you are reading this, I am still waiting for you to come up to Penang so I can take you to the markets. *smile*
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oh wow!! :D good to hear that you will be coming home to celebrate cny!!!!!!!! let's see if we have da chance to gather and go for some yummy-licious seafood! :D
happy new year to you!
1I'm not sure if you're planning to go to Genting, but if you are there, try the best lamb chop I've ever tasted at "New Orleans", in casino itself. I go there at least once a month.
And, in Subang, there's a stall selling the best roasted duck rice in town, not sure if you like roasted duck.
Anyways, welcome back and hope to see you soon
2The last time I had good seafood, it was in kampung subang. But it has been 2 years since. So, no 100% guarantee on the quality. However, never never never go to teluk gong. That place has been going downhill since a few years ago.
Talking about Subang, there's very good rojak+cendol and very good nasi lemak. :)
3Haha! I am also in the process of preparing my "to-eat list" for my trip back to Singapore in Feb.
4If you pop by Ipoh on your way down to KL, drop me a line. Will take you out to mouth-wateringly delicious curry mee! Seafood in KL/PJ, there is a restaurant in Kampung Subang which cooks up a storm! Cheap too.
Have a safe trip home ;)
5All – thanks for the suggestions so far and keep them coming!
Simcooks – it looks like I might stop over in Singapore for a day too…you will have to share your list with me. :P
6Happy NEw YEar!
long transit ! drop me a mail for me number if u wish….hope to meet ya
7Can't wait to read your blog of your trip to Malaysia! Have fun.
8have a nice trip home! Petaling St's claypot chicken rice and Portuguese Grilled are simply lovely! I remembered we had lots of lovely grilled last December while there on vacation!
9Bee Yinn, the claypot chicken rice with "salted fish" is to die for. The taste still sits in my mouth as if y'day..haha..double up for me as well, ya ?:)
Btw, I heard bout this portugese curry fried rice with fried taro, a real goodie as well !p/s: want some helping hand w/ur refrigerator goodies b4 ur flight home ?:P
10Hi! Bee Yin,
I have been following yr blogs since beginning of last year. I am a Malaysian residing in Nederlands. Have been almost 1.5 years since I was back in Malaysia for my dad's funeral. Hearing of you 'balik kampung', I'm very happy for you. Eat more and enjoy yr Chinese New Year.
11RM, so envious…..do have a great holiday and a great CNY. :)
Like Ben, I'll be looking forward to your blog when you are there.12Have a great trip abroad and I also wanted to wish you a wonderful new year! I hope that you can grab some delicious meals in Singapore and Tokyo too (and that those places aren't just quick stopovers)!
13It's always good to be home esp during CNY,where you get plenty of CNY goodies and CNY-themed foods. I'm going bac to SG near CNY too.Hope CNY cheer already started then for me to catch it.
14So you're going home for CNY — but we are going away! Let me know your dates … perhaps we'll have some overlap.
15Foodcrazee – let's see if we can all schedule a time to meet up…if time permits.
Ben – I can't wait either for my own posts either…it will be fun (now I just need a new DSLR camera!).
Andy – yes yes, they are to-die-for.
Melting Wok – I will TAPAU the left over for you.
Lannie Loke – thanks for following my blog; you should come back and visit again! :)
Dr. Ve Thru – thanks!
PE – it looks like I will be able to stop over in Singapore…as for Tokyo, it's going to be hard, but yeah, I had been to Tokyo a few times…absolutely love the food there.
Tigerfish – it's always fun to be home during the festive season; it's almost depressing celebrating holidays here in the US if you don't have family here. ;)
Robyn – I will send you an email and we can play it by ear. :)
16If hawker food is what you'd like, there is this corner coffee shop in OUG, it's the only one with NO NAME (facing the parking entrance of the wet market), which has the best combo of hawker food galore… paan mein, yong tau foo, pork noodles, char kway teow and wan tan mein. Honest. I kid you not.
Seafood – in the boondocks of Klang wud be the best bet.
17hmmhmm…im bck 2 msia for gud 8 days ago n hav been eatin out crazily. Would luv 2 join ur floggers gathering. *cheers*
18Have a scrumptious time when you get back! Happy New Year!
19you can start your trip by makan-ing in singapore… then slowly makan in JB, then Batu Pahat, then Muar, the Melaka.
Then eat the Seremban Siew Pau, then makan in KL.
Slowly move up to Ipoh, then don't miss Tambun seafood, then up to Penang.
20Have a fab holiday and great New Year!
21What's the weight restriction on luggage and do you have a bag that I can fit into?
22hey, that's good news, BY! perhaps we can get the chance to meet up then… and enjoy penang's good food.
23Mott – thanks for the suggestion…too many foods to eat and too short the time…sigh. :(
Xiu Long Bao – we shall play it by ear when the date draws closer.
WMW – Without a doubt, I will be eating well!
Keropok Man – Are you sure you are a Singaporean? You sure know your Malaysian food! Good for you, yes, Tambun, thanks for reminding me. Didn't get to go when I was home in Sept.
Mallika – thanks.
Food Marathon – sorry, but there is always a Belacan Grill here. :)
Lucia – yes I would love to meet up with you…will contact you when I get home and we can go out and eat a lot of shrimps. LOL!
I can't wait to vicariously eat everything through your photos.
- Chubbypanda
25congrats! hope you have a good time over there. :D
26Hi there ! so finally proof of purchase eh? confirmed airticket. e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com for your earlier request! I am game!
27socal wud be lonely w/o u RM. :(( anyway, have u tried the seafood noodle place in segambut?
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Double-click certain frames(see below) for context-sensitive actions. Generally double left-click to advance and double right-click to go back. As an example, take or hand in completed quests just by continuously double-clicking the questgiver frame. Nothing more, nothing less. No extra libraries, in-game options or other fluff nor bloat, just couple hundred lines of double-clicking goodness. Frames handled: Quest and gossip frames Double left-click anywhere to select first available... | |||||
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Creates a row of buttons showing you how many bosses you've cleared in each LFR/Flex wing, and LFR buttons light up if you're currently queue'ing for the corresponding raid. No more memorizing, or like me, having to go through the dropdown menu and mouseover the small "!" icon to see which bosses are down and which you still need to kill all the time. | |||||
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CalendarExtras adds some features to hopefully make the ingame calendar a bit more bearable to use. Features Sorting by role Adds fourth sorting method to the create/view event windows, that lets you sort the invite-list by role (tank/healer/melee/ranged). People of the same role are hardcoded to first be sorted by status and lastly by name. You can change roles by right-clicking the player in question and selecting the bottom option Set Role Extra status indicators Shows a check mark next to... |


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[JURIST] The Iraqi High Tribunal (IHT) [official website; HRW backgrounder] sentenced former Iraqi Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan [Trial Watch profile; JURIST news archive] to death by hanging Monday in connection with crimes against humanity committed in the town of Dujail in 1982. Three other defendants in the case were sentenced to 15 years in prison; one was acquitted. Ramadan's case will automatically be appealed to the IHT Appeals Chamber.In a statement e-mailed to JURIST Monday, Ramadan defense lawyer Giovanni Di Stefano said:
I will now go to [US federal court] to preclude the US Government in handing him over for execution until his civil suit in the US is resolved. In the event the US hands him over prior to such, it may well be the case that those responsible for the decision will answer to the legal consequences in both the civil and criminal courts. It is time that the US ceased playing the part of Pontius Pilate in these matters and exhibited a respect for law and order. It is too late for Saddam Hussein, Barzan Al Tikriti and Awwad Al Bandar but may not be too late for others.


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While we were discussing the Maclaren recall on Motherlode, The Harvard Business Review was offering online advice to the company.
In a post titled "Maclaren's Stroller Recall: What Would You Do?", the journal listed some lessons learned from prior high-profile recalls (engage a reputable, independent, outside investigator; hire a crisis-management expert; call the babies' families; announce the recall in paid advertisements) then opened the comments for more conversation.
Among those who commented was Farzad Rastegar, the chief executive of Maclaren. Most of the problem with how the recall was handled, he said, was because the news was leaked a day early, while the company was still preparing to handle what it knew would be a flood of calls and clicks from parents.


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Representative Susan Fisher
Buncombe County ~ District 114
7 Maple Ridge Lane
Asheville, NC 28806
From the Office of Representative Susan Fisher
January 19, 2012
The full General Assembly is set to return to session in February, but in the meantime we remain busy with interim committee meetings and budget discussions. In addition, I am active here at home in support of our community.
An Appropriations Committee comprised of both House and Senate members met this week to get updates on the state's budget. Committee members learned that Gov. Perdue and her administration helped North Carolina win one of nine federal grants for pre-kindergarten programs. The $70 million grant will help the state improve the quality of pre-kindergarten programs and the public's access to them
The Committee also received a sobering update on budget cuts within the University of North Carolina system. Details of that report are below.
It remains unclear what we may be asked to consider during our February session. The House leadership continues to provide very little information about which bills they may want to hear during their special sessions. I will let you know about what may be ahead as the info becomes available.
University system
The UNC system – which includes the state's 16 public universities, UNC-TV, the North Carolina Arboretum and the N.C. School of Science & Math – had to cut a total of $444 million from its budget this year. Most of that cut – $414 million – came as a "flex reduction" that had to be administered by the university at each campus.
The university system was forced to cut need-based financial aid by $35 million. As a result, 9,500 fewer students are receiving need-based aid through the universities in this academic year. That's a 14 percent decrease. In addition, the average award is down by $225, even as costs continue to increase for our college students.
A breakdown of cuts at each university:
University 2011-12 Budget ($) Reduction ($) %Cut
Appalachian State University 142,428,582 (22,769,436) (16.0)
East Carolina University 306,300,820 (49,131,532) (16.0)
Elizabeth City State University 38,049,583 (3,776,481) (9.9)
Fayetteville State University 56,968,000 (8,435,863) (14.8)
N.C. A&T University 103,260,908 (14,171,475) (13.7)
N.C. Central University 93,107,991 (13,079,305) (14.0)
N.C. State University 525,756,101 (79,254,959) (15.1)
UNC Asheville 38,722,709 (4,550,752) (11.8)
UNC Chapel Hill 562,988,263 (100,772,809)(17.9)
UNC Charlotte 207,551,004 (33,531,142) (16.2)
UNC Greensboro 172,471,412 (26,340,436) (15.3)
UNC Pembroke 58,969,228 (9,118,731) (15.5)
UNC Wilmington 104,947,523 (16,571,939) (15.8)
UNC School of the Arts 27,637,087 (2,974,951) (10.8)
Western Carolina University 86,388,741 (14,170,594) (16.4)
Winston Salem State University 72,842,608 (10,076,534) (13.8)
NC School of Science & Math 18,657,685 (1,559,086) (8.4)
NC Arboretum 2,521,603 (311,397) (12.3)
General Administration 27,628,722 (3,390,072) (12.3)
Total 2,647,198,570 (413,987,494) (15.6%)
The result of these deep cuts has been the elimination of nearly 2,500 jobs within the university system, including more than 1,100 faculty positions. Per student funding, which had remained flat even through the worst period of the recession, is now down nearly 13 percent, with university wide enrollments continuing to increase every year. The number of classes with more than 50 students has increased by 200 since 2007.
In addition, students are beginning to feel that they are not getting what they pay for. Some examples are below.
_ Fayetteville State: 32 percent of students surveyed said classes were too large; 36 percent said they could not get classes that they need to graduate.
_ North Carolina A&T: 121 more closed sections (+13.5%) this fall than in Fall 2010.
_ North Carolina Central: 350 students unable to get placement in required general education math courses.
_ North Carolina State: 400 fewer seats in lower division biology, the gateway course for life science majors.
_ UNC Asheville: Reductions in the Academic Advising Office have resulted in a ratio of one advisor per 1,000 students.
_ UNC Chapel Hill: Reduced its Finance and Administration budget by 33 percent and its Human Resources budget by 24 percent.
_ UNC Greensboro: Lost 12 information technology workers, 10 percent of its total staff.
_ UNC School of the Arts: Closed its Career Services Office.
I continue to be amazed by the amount of damage done by the budget the majority passed this year, particularly in education, an area most of us agree is of prime importance in North Carolina.
A hearing was held last week in the redistricting lawsuit filed by citizens across the state, along with the Southern Coalition for Social Justice, the NAACP and other organizations. Another is scheduled for Friday. The lawsuit challenges districts for Congress and the General Assembly, saying they were drawn based on race and that they will segregate the state's voting population. The groups challenging the maps cite the number of split voting precincts as proof the mapmakers were using race as the predominant factor in forming the maps. The proposed plans split 563 precincts that comprise a voting-age population of nearly 2 million. A black adult is 56 percent more likely to be in a split precinct than a non-Hispanic white adult.
New Laws
A number of new laws went into place January 1. For a full list of new laws, visitwww.ncleg.net. Under the heading on the left titled "News and Information," click on the item titled "2011 Legislation with Effective Dates."
Thank you as always for your interest in state government. In the meantime, please contact me if I can be of help.
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Detroit Mayor Dave Bing visited the North American International Auto Show today in Detroit. As the Associated Press reports:
The former NBA great toured Cobo Center... checking out the latest offerings from companies including General Motors and Ford. He says a comeback for automakers such as GM, Ford and Chrysler is positive for the city and the state.
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Computers at CES 2014: Chromebooks and hybrids, plus the birth of Steambox
The laptop and desktop of today is far removed from the models spotlighted at CES even a few years ago. Modern laptops are slimmer and lighter, and run longer, while nearly all new Windows PCs, including all-in-one desktops, have touch screens -- a practical requirement for the Windows 8 operating system.
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Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. Crumble the poached tuna into a medium mixing bowl. Add the onions, eggs, garlic, and capers. Mix thoroughly. Season the mixture with salt and pepper. Stir in enough mayonnaise to moisten the salad, about 1/2 cup or according to preference. Spread 1 to 2 tablespoons of mayonnaise over 6 slices of bread. Top each slice with a generous 1/3 cup of the tuna mixture. Top each tuna salad with a tomato slice and a slice of cheese. Place cheese side up on a baking sheet and bake for 3 to 4 minutes or just until the cheese is melted. Top each sandwich with 3 to 4 lightly salted avocado slices and serve open-faced or top with the remaining pieces of bread. Cut sandwiches in half diagonally and serve with crispy potato chips and dill pickle spears. Yield: 6 sandwiches
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The animated movie "Despicable Me" opens July 9. Super thief Gru wants to steal the moon. Voices by Steve Carell and Julie Andrews. See "Take the Kids" under blogs at duluthnewstribune.com for a list of children's movies coming out in 2010.
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Myernick Scouting Report on Panama
PANAMA CITY, Panama (Sept. 8, 2004) - U.S. Assistant Coach Glenn Myernick sheds light on tonight's opponent, looking at Panama's recent results, tendencies, and who and what to watch out for as the USA looks to stay atop Group 1 in the semifinal round. From players, formations and tactics, Myernick provides a coach's insight in this week's Scouting Report.
Sep. 8, 2004
It's an interesting dynamic for this game, because Panama is coming off losing their first game to El Salvador – a game in which they dominated - and winning the game in Jamaica in which they were under pressure for most of the game. They are feeling good about getting three points in Kingston, and are extremely excited about playing their first home game in the semifinal round. From what we've been told, this is one of the biggest games in Panama's soccer history.
Due to suspensions, the depth of Panama's roster will be tested in tonight's match. Several players who featured prominently with their U-23 team will be given an opportunity to make a contribution. Irrespective of personnel changes, we fully anticipate their tactical approach to the game to remain the same. They have consistently played out of a 4-4-2 formation, with the strengths of their team being athleticism, collective organization and direct play to Julio Dely Valdez, their top striker and leading goalscorer. Our ability to stop service from the flanks and contain Dely Valdez in and around the penalty area is critical to our success.
Considering Panama's emphasis on playing directly to their forwards as early as possible, we would like to stress possession and controlling midfield play. Panama has recently played with two holding central midfield players, and has relied on penetration and creativity from wide midfield positions. As their wide midfielders like to pinch in to play-make and provide service to the strikers, we feel they are reluctant defenders and will be susceptible to attacks from the flanks.
In building on our victory against El Salvador, an immediate goal is to translate our midfield dominance and possession into more clear-cut goal scoring chances. We anticipate a hard-fought physical confrontation, but our approach will be attack-minded, looking to secure three points and solidifying control of the group.


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Female Human iPSCs Retain an Inactive X Chromosome Cell Stem Cell, Volume 7, Issue 3, 3 September 2010, Pages 329-342 Jason Tchieu, Edward Kuoy, Mark H. Chin, Hung Trinh, Michaela Patterson, Sean P. Sherman, Otaren Aimiuwu, Anne Lindgren, Shahrad Hakimian, Jerome A. Zack, Amander T. Clark, April D. Pyle, William E. Lowry and Kathrin Plath Summary Generating induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) requires massive epigenome reorganization. It is unclear whether reprogramming of female human cells reactivates the inactive X chromosome (Xi), as in mouse. Here we establish that human (h)iPSCs derived from several female fibroblasts under standard culture conditions carry an Xi. Despite the lack of reactivation, the Xi undergoes defined chromatin changes, and expansion of hiPSCs can lead to partial loss of XIST RNA. These results indicate that hiPSCs are epigenetically dynamic and do not display a pristine state of X inactivation with two active Xs as found in some female human embryonic stem cell lines. Furthermore, whereas fibroblasts are mosaic for the Xi, hiPSCs are clonal. This nonrandom pattern of X chromosome inactivation in female hiPSCs, which is maintained upon differentiation, has critical implications for clinical applications and disease modeling, and could be exploited for a unique form of gene therapy for X-linked diseases. Summary | Full Text | PDF (3379 kb) |
ATRX and sex differentiation Trends in Endocrinology & Metabolism, Volume 15, Issue 7, 1 September 2004, Pages 339-344 Paisu Tang, Daniel J. Park, Jennifer A. Marshall Graves and Vincent R. Harley Abstract Most interest in the gene encoding the α-thalassemia, mental retardation, X-linked protein (ATRX) has traditionally been focused on its role in brain development and globin regulation. However, mutations in the ATRX gene also cause varying degrees of gonadal and urogenital abnormalities. These range from small testes to ambiguous external genitalia in XY individuals. ATRX is of great interest because this very large protein is one of the least understood proteins involved in mammalian sexual development. Although the biochemical role of ATRX remains unknown, recent and emerging evidence implicates ATRX in chromatin remodeling. We review what is known about ATRX as a chromatin remodeling protein, and its role in mammalian sex differentiation. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (171 kb) |
Skewed X-Chromosome Inactivation Is a Common Feature of X-Linked Mental Retardation Disorders The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 71, Issue 1, 1 July 2002, Pages 168-173 Robert M. Plenge, Roger A. Stevenson, Herbert A. Lubs, Charles E. Schwartz and Huntington F. Willard Abstract Some deleterious X-linked mutations may result in a growth disadvantage for those cells in which the mutation, when on the active X chromosome, affects cell proliferation or viability. To explore the relationship between skewed X-chromosome inactivation and X-linked mental retardation (XLMR) disorders, we used the androgen receptor X-inactivation assay to determine X-inactivation patterns in 155 female subjects from 24 families segregating 20 distinct XLMR disorders. Among XLMR carriers, ∼50% demonstrate markedly skewed X inactivation (i.e., patterns ⩾80:20), compared with only ∼10% of female control subjects (P<.001). Thus, skewed X inactivation is a relatively common feature of XLMR disorders. Of the 20 distinct XLMR disorders, 4 demonstrate a strong association with skewed X inactivation, since all carriers of these mutations demonstrate X-inactivation patterns ⩾80:20. The XLMR mutations are present on the preferentially inactive X chromosome in all 20 informative female subjects from these families, indicating that skewing is due to selection against those cells in which the XLMR mutation is on the active X chromosome. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (304 kb) |
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The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 80, Issue 6, 1138-1149, 1 June 2007
Mary R. Muers, Jacqueline A. Sharpe, David Garrick, Jacqueline Sloane-Stanley, Patrick M. Nolanc, Terry Hackerc, William G. Wood, Douglas R. Higgs and Richard J. Gibbons,
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b Molecular Haematology Unit, Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, United Kingdom
c and MRC Mammalian Genetics Unit, Didcot, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
Extreme skewing of X-chromosome inactivation (XCI) is rare in the normal female population but is observed frequently in carriers of some X-linked mutations. Recently, it has been shown that various forms of X-linked mental retardation (XLMR) have a strong association with skewed XCI in female carriers, but the mechanisms underlying this skewing are unknown. ATR-X syndrome, caused by mutations in a ubiquitously expressed, chromatin-associated protein, provides a clear example of XLMR in which phenotypically normal female carriers virtually all have highly skewed XCI biased against the X chromosome that harbors the mutant allele. Here, we have used a mouse model to understand the processes causing skewed XCI. In female mice heterozygous for a null Atrx allele, we found that XCI is balanced early in embryogenesis but becomes skewed over the course of development, because of selection favoring cells expressing the wild-type Atrx allele. Unexpectedly, selection does not appear to be the result of general cellular-viability defects in Atrx-deficient cells, since it is restricted to specific stages of development and is not ongoing throughout the life of the animal. Instead, there is evidence that selection results from independent tissue-specific effects. This illustrates an important mechanism by which skewed XCI may occur in carriers of XLMR and provides insight into the normal role of ATRX in regulating cell fate.


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Gold-vermeil Roman Glass Jewelry
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Price: $347.00
Wear a piece of history with this conversation-starting jewelry made with ancient pieces of Roman glass. Excavated in Israel, the glass has picked up an iridescent patina from the earth in which it rested for about 2,000 years. 22-karat gold-vermeil wires encircle each glass disk, which may have once been a wineglass, jug, or other vessel. Gold-vermeil is a technique originally developed in mid 18th-century France as a way of gold-plating sterling silver.
Handcrafted in Israel. Necklace is 17"L and pendant is 1 1/4"L. Earrings are 1 1/2"L.
Vermeil (ver-MAY) is a metal frequently used in jewlery where sterling silver is coated with gold. It was originally produced in France in the mid 18th century.
The material also gave the Vermeil Room in the White House its name. In 1958, First Lady Mamie Eisenhower had an elaborate gold vermeil (also called gilt silver) tableset, a gift from mining heiress Margaret Thompson Biddle, displayed in glass vitrines there.
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Just a Reminder to all who do so,to please remember to Spring your Clocks ahead 1hr. next week...Sat.Night,March,9th for the Return of Daylight Savings Time!!
Just a Reminder to all who do so,to please remember to Spring your Clocks ahead 1hr. next week...Sat.Night,March,9th for the Return of Daylight Savings Time!!
Oh thank you so much! I totally forgot! YAY! More daylight when I get out of work. Summer is coming!
I think I will have a snack and take a nap before I eat and go to sleep.
Already? That was quick - thanks for the reminder, Dana.
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Slightly Wounding Banana list cont: MacMadame.
Wow!! Thanks, hard to believe with this snow on the ground.
"Puccini cries out for spirals, but really good ones." ~ Dick Button, 1998 Worlds
Noooooooo, hate having to adjust!!! Like the extra sunlight later in the day, but waking up all week is DREADFUL!!!!
No change for us.
Darn, that is the weekend I am taking a vacation! Now my vacation is one hour shorter.
Funny - we went to Indiana from Ohio on my birthday weekend in October years ago. Indiana did not change their clocks back then. So it was an hour earlier when we got there on Friday, but the time change happened over Saturday night, and so when we got back on Sunday it was still the same time as in Indiana. Confusing!
^ A few times I've gone to the US over a clock-change weekend. I always wonder if the 48 hours you need to be away to qualify for duty free is 48 actual hours, or if they count from 10:00 am Friday to 10:00 am Sunday, for example. (I usually go from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon so it's moot, but one of these days I might get in a bind!)
Thanks for the reminder.
"Put'em together and what have you got - Bippity-Boppity-Boo."
I thought this was for this weekend and I've been confused on the time all day. Lol
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Thank you for the reminder. Not looking forward to the change at all. It's absolutely stupid, imo.
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In addition to Hormel's disaster relief efforts for Sandy victims, Hormel helps those in need throughout the world. In 2011, Hormel donated more than $5 million.
Through its "On Our Way to Ending Hunger" program, Hormel collaborates with retailers, nonprofits and the government on hunger relief efforts, nourishes the hungry in the U.S. and abroad, and motivates individuals and corporate partners to take action to fight hunger. In fiscal 2011, Hormel donated more than $5 million.


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Bread pudding is a comfort food for many home cooks. It features bread that's been soaked (often overnight), mixed with other ingredients and baked. The variations shared here include some bread puddings served with sauces, made in slow cookers and cut down to serve two.
"This down-home Cranberry Bread Pudding takes on a touch of elegance when I serve it warm and drizzled with a thin orange custard sauce," relates Margery Richmond of Fort Collins, Colorado. "It's so pretty that I often make it for dinner guests using either fresh or frozen cranberries."
White Chocolate Bread Pudding is a delectable dessert featuring vanilla chips, apples and a sweet caramel sauce. "It's a favorite with our boys," shares Wendy Sleicher from Quakertown, Pennsylvania.
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For this project I went a little cartoonish. I have been drawing cartoon characters since I was super young- so this just seemed like a natural fit. I am kind of a noob here on conceptart.org, but my plan is to participate in every COW until I can be a concept artist professionally. I will be in this for the long haul!
*High in the ancient floating mountains of Japan an alien plague has attacked most of the creatures living there turning them into zombie critters. From rabbits to song birds they have all mutated into evil little buggers! It's up to our hero dragon to use his bubble forming tongue to attack and capture all the infected critters. He must hop, leap, and bound from platform to platform. Some of these may be as big as a house while others may simply be hovering nuggets of dirt. *
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Hi everyone, here is my redesing inspired on bubble bobble, i wanted to do something like an old bubble bobble (i did some sketched here, you can see it on wips post) gl all :
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In the deep forests of Sumatra , there lives this mythical creature. Stories have been told about it that it drinks up all the water from the lake , burps up bubbles and catches them with its mighty claws , flinging them at a high velocity and hapless victims. People claim they have seen a cuter version of this in a "video game" but that is only a myth.
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** The high plains Bobbleh is superbly adapted to his multi-leveled habitat, it secretes a neurotoxic mucus of such viscosity that it can engulf and paralyze potential prey in a bubble, keeping the victims alive until this predator is ready to feed. Surprisingly, this same mucus impedes the movement of mechanical constructs, making the Bobbleh a real danger despite its pudgy appearance.**
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Originally Posted by Rural Don't know if it's been commented on in the rest of the thread, but having all (virtually) of the kick-offs go clear out of the endzone, is, chosing my words carefully here, stupid. It's still slightly better than having no kickoffs at all.
Originally Posted by clonedude Football is just a stupid game. Who cares who has the better football team. It's just a game.
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Originally Posted by CyArob 3 and out. No way! Against the Niners?! That's unheard of!
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Originally Posted by IHavNoCyCash has Denver won the Super Bowl yet? No.
That late hit call on TB on Geno Smith... was he not in bounds when the contact was made? Crappy way to lose that one.
Originally Posted by CyZinger No. why not? Who else has a chance?
Brawl in Pack/49ers game. Started by late hit by Mathews.
And just one flag came of it that offset the late hit.
Originally Posted by ISUFan22 Huge brawl in Pack/49ers game. Started by late hit by Mathews. Wasn't too huge. Coulda had the potential to be really big though
Why did GB take the 5 yard penalty? I think SF kicks FG on 4th and 1.
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We flew up to Luxor from Cairo on January 13. The view out the window was absorbing: the mountains of the eastern desert always take my breath away. And the contrast between the fertile fields and the desert edge is dramatic. The desert begins precisely where the irrigation stops. You can literally stand with one foot in a green field and the other in desert sand.
We got our first look at the site yesterday, January 15, and what a change! The reeds around the Isheru, Mut's sacred lake, have been cut down and the lake itself is empty. In the lower photo, Dr. Betsy Bryan, Director of the Johns Hopkins University Mut Expedition, and one of her team walk along what used to be the shoreline on the west side of the Mut Temple. Dr. Bryan is working with the American Research Center in Egypt (with funding from USAID) to drain the lake and excavate the shore and as much of the lake bottom as possible. A complex system of wells, pumps and pipes keeps the water level down. When Dr. Bryan's work is finished, the pumps will be removed and the lake will refill itself. It is hoped that this renewal will improve the quality of the water in the lake. The ancient Egyptians would have approved: the concept of rebirth and renewal were fundamental to pharaonic thought, so the renewal of the Isheru fits well with pharaonic tradition. You can follow Dr. Bryan's work on the lake at www.jhu.edu/egypttoday.
We start work on Saturday morning, so on Thursday we met with our senior Egyptian team members to discuss the plans for the season. Let me introduce them to you.
Our inspector from the Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) this year is Osama Saad Alla Hamdoun and we are very happy to have him with us. Richard and he made a tour of the site to talk about the work.
We are overjoyed that our foreman, Reis Farouk Sharid Mohammed, will be working with us again this year. He has been with the Mut Expedition almost from the first season and is an old and valued friend as well as a gifted archaeologist.
We are also very happy that Khaled Mohammed Wassel (right) is able to join us again this year. Khaled is the talented conservator who supervised the restoration of Chapel D last year. This year he will be concentrating on the Taharqa Gate. Before work, starts, though, he Richard and Osama share a light moment.
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At the far end of Toronto's Queen Street West, at the frontier where the newly hip Parkdale district meets the unkempt edge of the grittier neighborhoods beyond, the Drake is not in the ideal location for visitors looking to "do" the city in the traditional touristy sense. It is, however, perfectly located for anyone interested in Toronto's art scene, and everything that goes along with it — at the risk of straining the point, Queen West isn't worlds apart from London neighborhoods like Clerkenwell or Hoxton, or Brooklyn's flourishing arts districts.
Despite its classic-sounding name, the Drake is not at all a traditional hotel. The rooms take second billing, sold as "crash pads" for visitors to the Drake's exhibition and performance spaces. That's selling the rooms a bit short, to be honest: though smallish, they're exquisitely stylish, leaving shopworn boutique minimalism decades behind. Here the interiors are more a sort of reclaimed retro, with references that effortlessly span decades without ever bordering on kitsch.
It's not all style over comfort, happily — all rooms feature hardwood floors, plush queen beds, exquisite glass-walled bathrooms and smart yet modestly-sized LCD televisions with DVD and CD players. Downstairs the Dining Room, the Raw Bar and the Lounge serve cocktails and eclectic dishes in a fashionably lived-in atmosphere, and the Corner Cafe is a neighborhood institution, serving brunch, juices and traditional café fare. The Underground is the performance space, playing host to all manner of acts, musical and otherwise. And Queen Street is a worthy alternative to the city center, the galleries and funky boutiques giving way to big-brand shops and swanky restaurants as you travel farther east.
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Italian firm Endian has completed work on a Linux-based firewall software product in version 2.3. The Community edition of the Endian Firewall (EFW) includes features that were previously available for paying customers only.
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New time-based access control lists (ACLs) were also added for HTTP proxy, as was content filtering for users and groups. Backups can now go to, and be restored from, USB media, Snort intrusion prevention rules are configurable, and basic SNMP support was added. Further details are in the product announcement and change log.
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Phone vendor partnerships bring Mark Shuttleworth's dream of Ubuntu on a phone a step closer to reality.
Piviti Seeks Funding
Donors will get to vote on new features for the free video editor.
Debian Tech Committee Votes for systemd
Debian project puts init out to pasture and says no to Ubuntu's Upstart.
The Mask: Scary New Face of Internet Intrusion
Ultra-sophisticated attack tool might have originated from a state-sponsored intelligence service.
Epoch 1.0 Released
New alternative for init comes with a small footprint and minimal configuration.
Wayland 1.4 Challenges X11
X marks the target for the next-generation windowing system.
Red Hat Adopts CentOS
Super-clone CentOS Linux gets beamed up to the mother ship.
W3C Promotes Media Source Extensions
HTML technology will enable new video editing and playback options.
Valve Announces SteamOS Beta
New Linux distro is optimzed for gaming.


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text: A musician named Jon Marco has a new music video. and you have to watch it if you grew up in the '80s, because the entire thing consists of recreated scenes from a bunch of '80s movies. Including "Back to the Future", "E.T.", "Return of the Jedi", "Die Hard", "The Shining", "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom", "Ferris Bueller's Day Off", "Teen Wolf", and "Tron". And he even does the Phoebe Cates red bikini scene from "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" . . . with HIM wearing the bikini.