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l'Apartmente Spacious 27th Floor @ Tolbiac in Paris
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Apartment
- community Atlas Tower
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€ 1,150 - € 1,250 / week
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Located on the corner of Avenue D'Ivry and Avenue de Choisy and right where metro line 7 stops at PORTE D'CHOISY. This apartement is located on the very top on floor 27 and has a breathtaking view of Northern Paris, Eiffel Tower and Sacre Couer. The convenience in non-compared, once you step out of the building you have a very busy super marche (supermarket) and a wonderful cafe and bakery for your morning croissant and expresso.
Your a metro stop away from all the sightseeing you can imagine! Museums, cafes, famous boulevards, bakeries, shopping, sightseeing, etc.
And unlike your typical small parisienne apartment, this apartment is spacious and roomy with over 1000 sqft of space 2 bedrooms, a full bath, and a small kitchen you'll have all the amenities of your own home.
Call or email now to book your next vacation.
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Phiton Nguyen 714-548-0998
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- full kitchen
- dining area
- kitchen
- 1 Queen bed
- 2 Twin beds
- 2 roll out beds
- living room
- tv
- telephone
- high speed internet (wifi ready)
activities and attractions in Paris Ile-de-France
We're located in the largest Chinatown on the entire Continent - in the City of Light. In 1982, the first Chinese store open its doors. Now, there are over 150 restaurants in this southeastern part of Paris. The neighborhood's center is the place d'Italie, and its borders are the avenue d'Ivry, avenue de Choisy and boulevard Masséna. The only day to avoid Chinatown is Monday, when nothing much happens and most of it is closed.
vacation rental rates
There is a cleaning fee of 50 EUR which provides you with clean linens and towels upon your arrival. There is also a refundable security deposit of 500 EUR which is refunded back to you 14 days after your departure (1-2 days if done thorugh paypal).
Phiton Nguyen 714-548-0998
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Paris
- Cafe
- Galleries Lafayette
- Eiffel Tower
- Musee Louvre
Top things to do on a budget
- Conversations at Notre Dame
- Ice skating at Hotel De Ville, (free)
- Crepes
- Les Marais Vintage shopping
- World's best Falafel @ Les Marais
Top things to do with a family
- Disneyland
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AN artist is hoping to raise £30,000 for the Rosemere Cancer Foundation by selling paintings in memory of her mum.
Kulsoom Satia, from Blackburn, has created abstract, landscape and Arabic pieces, using the oil on canvas technique, which are available online.
The 30-year-old was inspired to create artwork after her mum Rabiya Mohammed was diagnosed with a brain tumour at the age of 54.
She died in last August, despite undergoing radiotherapy and chemotherapy treatments.
Kulsoom said she wanted to give something back to the charity which helped her and her mum through the most difficult times.
She said: "We didn't feel like we were in a hospital at all; as soon as you arrive at the Rosemere Cancer Centre you are offered tea and biscuits and made to feel very relaxed.
"I know that mum felt at home there and didn't find the daily treatments stressful at all.
"Also, mum had suffered a stroke some years beforehand and so wasn't keen on leaving the house.
"At Rosemere, she felt accepted and I think she enjoyed getting to know the nurses and staff there. We often stayed for an hour or so after her treatment just chatting to nurses and enjoying the social side of being at the centre."
While Rabiya was alive, Kulsoom and the rest of her family organised a fun day in aid of Rosemere, which raises funds for additional equipment and facilities for cancer patients being treated at cancer centres and also invests in cancer research. They raised more than £2,000.
Dan Hill, area fundraising co-ordinator for East Lancashire at the Rosemere Cancer Foundation, said: "Kulsoom is a very talented artist, whose Valentine's collection perfectly communicates what our campaign is about – thinking about loved ones who have lost their battle with cancer or those who are currently undergoing treatment.
"We are honoured that she is helping us raise money with her beautiful paintings."
All of the paintings can be viewed and bought at www.baitulfhunoon.co.uk or www.myhouseofart.com, with 25 per cent of all sales going to the charity as part of its Valentine's Appeal.
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On Tuesday, Shia LaBeouf gave up on his daily "I AM NOT FAMOUS ANYMORE" postings on Twitter and replaced it with an "#IAMSORRY" tweet — accompanied by an art installation in Los Angeles.
The installation, also titled "#IAMSORRY," is running from Tuesday through Sunday, and, in true Shia fashion, seems pretty weird. It involves picking out an object that has to do with his previous work and then going into a room where LaBeouf himself sits, silently, with a bag over his head. Can't wait to read about this in future generations' art history textbooks!
Given LaBeouf's now plagiarism-filled history, it shouldn't be a surprise that the exhibit is suspiciously similar to a 2010 Marina Abramović installation at the Museum of Modern Art, which included the performance artist sitting across from individuals and staring silently at them. Original or not, the project isn't all Shia: He collaborated with artists Nastja Säde Rönkkö and Luke Turner on it, according to a press release sent out by Turner himself.
For those who aren't lucky enough to stop by, we rounded up some reactions from people who've visited the exhibit so far:
At #IAMSORRY Shia labeouf is here and they are letting people in one at a time. "This is like a haunted house!"—
Kristin Chirico (@lolacoaster) February 11, 2014
#IAMSORRY You are told to choose an implement from a table, there's a Daniel clowes book, a whip, some hershey kisses, a wrench, etc.—
Kristin Chirico (@lolacoaster) February 11, 2014
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#IAMSORRY What the fuck did I just experience.—
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It sounds like a haunted house in more ways than one.
everyone who has met shia labeouf so far seems to be growing trees out of their eyes so IDK Whats up w/ that—
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I said to Shia: "Don't say anything if you are a big poop head" and he SAID NOTHING. then i saw his paper grow and i knew he was smilin—
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Then Shia admits to being a "big poop head." It's all we've ever wanted.
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About to enter #IAmSorry. Wish me luck…—
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A brave soul from The Wrap asks for luck. Things are getting intense.
I just got wanded by a security guard for the Shia LaBeouf #IAMSORRY art stunt. I am next in line. Eeek!—
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While a majority of businesses and schools were closed Wednesday, some employees say snow days are their busiest.
Joshua Johnson is a towing driver for Interstate Towing. He had his work cut out for him when the storm came rolling into town.
"Our work load as far as today, will not be over until the next couple days when we catch up," explained Johnson.
"Busy is an understatement for sure. It is non-stop today," he continued.
Johnson drove around Chicopee since 7 a.m. Wednesday, removing illegally parked cars from side streets and helping stranded drivers along the roadways.
"It's on the go. We get to the next person who may be stranded or illegally parked depending on which job we are doing next," said Johnson.
During past snow storms, Interstate Towing picked up as many as 252 cars in just one day.
"Today, overall I'll probably see 25 to 30 cars from the beginning of my shift to the end of my shift," said Johnson.
Between driving in the snow, slush and ice and being out in the cold helping those in need, Johnson said his job isn't the safest, but it's worth it.
"The look of relief on people's faces when you show up after they've been waiting for 20, 30 minutes, sometimes 45, when I show up on scene, people love me," said Johnson.
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BAY VIEW GARDEN, Ill. -- Right as you enter Bay View Garden on IL-26, you'll find Montgomery's Café.
The three-week-old business is run by the husband and wife team of Brian and Kim Montgomery.
"We just want this to be a hometown family place," said Kim. "That's what we've strived since the beginning."
"It's kind of like a melting pot for everybody," said Brian. "Everybody comes here and kind of gossip's about what's going on."
And they can gossip over breakfast, something Brian says wasn't in close proximity to the population of 400.
There's also lunch and dinner options, such as soups, tenderloins and burgers.
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I enjoy a good piece of chicken, but love breakfast.
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Chad followed my lead and got the meat lovers skillet.
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---- — Anyone visiting the Gloucester waterfront these days can't help but notice the lack of commercial fishing boat arrivals and departures and the slow pace of commerce in the wake of this year's government-fueled commercial fishery "disaster."
But they can't see the dire financial straits confronting Gloucester residents Everett and Jenice Sawyer, whose tale was spotlighted so powerfully in a story ("Fishing crisis' collateral damage," Sept. 26) by our sister paper, The Gloucester Daily Times, on the plight of longtime fishing crew members who are out of work, and in the Sawyers' case, on the verge of being out of their home.
And the obstacles confronting the Sawyers should serve as a powerful reminder of the true scope of this avoidable and correctable economic collapse, which extends far beyond the boats and the fishermen. Indeed, we also now see landlords losing out on rent; businesses that rely in fishermen and their boats in danger of sinking; waterfront property owners who want to sell, but can't; and even fishermen who are sadly willing to give up and sell their vessels, but can't get a nibble from any potential buyers.
Everett Sawyer sadly noted that any federal or state aid to fishermen and related businesses might not even reach him, given the layoffs of crew members across the industry. But his plight, and the extended impact on many other residents and businesses across the city, cries out for government aid. And that need is now — for aid and/or the lifting of NOAA's arbitrary limits, not "low-interest loans" for which fishermen are likely not eligible, and which they cannot repay.
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Lois and Joel are parents to 12-month-old James. James is on cow's milk and solids. Lois and James both work full-time so James goes to nursery five days a week.
7.15am: James wakes up and has a bottle of cow's milk. Joel gets him dressed while I have a shower and get ready for work.
7.45am: I give James his breakfast, usually cereal or porridge. Joel gets ready for work.
8.30am: Joel takes James to nursery. I leave for work. Luckily James loves his nursery, which has made being back at work much easier.
9am: James arrives at nursery. His morning snack always includes fruit.
12pm: James has lunch. The nursery does a different meal for the children every day.
1pm: James has a nap.
2pm: James wakes up. In the afternoon at nursery they do lots of different activities, including outside play, painting, stories and singing.
3pm: James has a snack, usually fruit or vegetable sticks.
5.30pm: I collect James from nursery. Once we get home we play together for a little while before I start cooking dinner.
6.30pm: Joel gets in from work and we eat dinner as a family.
7pm: Joel gives James a bath while I get my work things ready for the next day.
7.30pm: James has a bottle of cow's milk and a cuddle before I settle him in his cot. He sleeps through the night now, which makes getting everyone up and out of the house in the morning that little bit easier!
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LAWRENCEVILLE -- Organizers of an annual 5K race are asking volunteers to light the way to benefit a local food bank.
Registration for the sixth annual Flashlight 5K, which raises money for the Lawrenceville Cooperative Ministry, is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Lawrenceville First United Methodist Church on W. Crogan St.
Runners need only bring their racing attire, while volunteers are asked to tote a flashlight with fresh batteries to light up the event which starts at 5 p.m.
Race-day registration is $25. There is no charge to volunteer.
Linda Freund, director of Lawrenceville Cooperative Ministry, said more than 200 people have already signed up to race and volunteer at the event.
A T-shirt and pizza dinner is included with the registration fee. Winners will receive top-three trophies in several categories.
"It's a great time," Freund said. "It's very family friendly, and there's nothing like it anywhere that we know of."
According to its website, the Lawrenceville Cooperative Ministry is a non-profit organization that aims to "assist those in need by providing food, limited emergency financial assistance for utilities and prescription drugs. We also offer assistance by connecting those in need with various helping sources in the community. We seek to help clients identify ways to achieve self-sufficiency."
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If you've been reading this blog, you can't possibly have escaped my constant chatter of this little city by the lake. It's cold in the winters, yes. It certainly has its fair share of junky dollar stores and crappy Aldi food markets. But if you look past all the city's quirks and issues, you'll see a diamond in the rough.
Maybe it's some sort of chemical runoff from the lake, but I swear that city breeds good people. Loyal friends that you've known since birth and also acquaintances that will surprise you by popping up all over the globe. When I was in Fiji, driving through the jungle on the most ghetto looking tour "bus" imaginable, all of a sudden I looked up and realized a girl I worked with in high school was sitting in the row across from me. Another time, while browsing the produce selection at a grocery store in Santa Barbara, I realized a boy from home was picking out grapefruits next to me. Whether it's in Times Square or Disneyland, I encounter Erie people when I'm least expecting it — like a nice little surprise gift wrapped and shipped to me from my home town.
Plus, up until now, in every city I've ever lived, I've had my Erie friends right there. Of course at Penn State the Erieites were too numerous to count. And then Philadephia had its fair share as well. But those cities are both in Pennsylvania. You'd expect that. It was when I studied abroad in Sydney and bumped into Erie folks that I started wondering if there was something more to this phenomenon. When I moved to Coronado, I still had girls with whom I played Barbies as a kid living a block away. Then when I went to Arlington, it was the same thing. Friends that I've know since I wasn't even wearing bra were a stone's throw away from me. Now in Lewes, I don't have any Erie friends close by, but I'm sure at some point — and soon — that will change. It's like the Law of Erie Magnetism; it's only a matter of time before we connect!
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The Bulldogs held a commanding 28-6 lead in the fourth quarter before a late rally gave Ragland a chance to complete the comeback.
Addison finally put the Purple Devils away with a fourth-down stand at the 10-yard line in the closing seconds.
For Addison, Dillon Jarrett had a big game, scoring a pair of touchdowns.
Ragland jumped out to a 6-0 lead early following a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage.
Jarrett put the Bulldogs (2-0, 1-0) on the scoreboard with 3:26 left in the opening quarter on a 4-yard run. Kyle Denson added the 2-point conversion for an 8-6 Addison lead.
Addison followed with a Jarrett 7-yard run in the second quarter. Denson again added a 2-point conversion for a 16-6 lead at the 7:56 mark.
Devin Marlin scored on a 25-yard run in the third quarter to put Addison on top 22-6. The final touchdown for the Bulldogs came on a Taylor Wilson 8-yard run with 3:12 left in the third quarter as Addison took a 28-6 lead.
Ragland struck back with a pair of touchdowns coming at the 10:24 and 5:52 marks of the fourth quarter.
Addison hosts Southeastern next week.
Appalachian 30, Sumiton Christian 7
After Sumiton Christian's fast start against Shades Mountain Christian in the season opener, the Eagles ran into trouble against Appalachian on Friday night, losing to the host team 30-7.
The Eagles were a perfect 3-0 all time against Appalachian until Friday night's contest.
With the win, Appalachian (2-0, 2-0) has already matched last year's win total.
Caleb Dollar scored Sumiton Christian's lone touchdown of the night.
Sumiton Christian (1-1, 1-1), which beat Shades Mountain Christian 40-13 last week, hosts Meek in another Class 1A, Region 6 game next week.


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Pic taken in 1925 on my grandpa's family homestead. He was 8 at the time of this pic and is not in the pic, just his older brothers and a cousin. Russel, the youngest brother in the Wohlt clan, was only 5 when this pic is taken. He's the last living brother and still lives on the farm (he still has 2 M's on it but they have not run for over 10 years).
They farmed with horses, and this was their first tractor according to Russel. There has always been a McCormic / Farmall on the farm since this pic. They also had an A that was sold about 25 years ago.
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|Let them lose
|Monday, March 25, 2013 8:50 AM
"Winning is great, sure, but if you are really going to do something in life, the secret is learning how to lose. Nobody goes undefeated all the time. If you can pick up after a crushing defeat, and go on to win again, you are going to be a champion someday."
Wilma Rudolph - multiple Gold medal-winning Olympian
The sound you may have heard echoing out of the Times Bulletin office earlier this week was our head exploding.
While this opening statement is hyperbole, of course, one of our greatest pet peeves recently made itself known again. It is the notion of either including everyone in awards or doing away with them altogether, just so someone's feelings are not hurt.
David Fabrizio, the principal at Ipswich High School in Massachusetts, on Wednesday announced he was canceling the school's long-standing tradition of Honors Night. The event recognizes the academic achievements of students at the school. In a letter to parents, he said his reason for the decision was the realization that not winning an award might be "devastating" to some students.
This follows only a day after a report that revealed that elementary school systems in Kingston, South West London and Surrey in England have enacted "best friend" bans. The school officials' reasoning in this case was that children should not need to suffer the "pain of splitting up with their best friend." Also, some children may not make close friends and they would feel left out. So at these schools, all children were told to play in large groups only.
Excuse us while we tape our head back together.
There have always been winners in life. In fact, life is based upon winning. Darwin's Theory of Evolution sat upon a foundation of certain genetic traits being passed down to offspring by the winners, those people/animals who stayed alive.
But even more important than winning is losing. Yes, losing. Look again at the quote by Wilma Rudolph at the top of this editorial. Notice that she put more emphasis on what came out of learning from losses than from winning races.
Another world class athlete thought the same way:
"I've missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I've lost almost 300 games. Twenty-six times, I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I've failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed."
This person was cut from his high school varsity basketball program as a sophomore and instead was sent to the junior varsity squad. In his place was named another sophomore, a classmate, by the name of Leroy Smith. While Smith went on to play NCAA Division I basketball and later have a solid professional career in Europe, the speaker of this quote used that stinging rebuke of not making the varsity to fuel his passion for decades.
He was so good on the junior varsity team that the varsity players used to sneak out of the locker room before their game just to watch him play. He later said that when he needed extra energy in a practice or game - even on through college and the NBA - he would close his eyes and imagine Leroy Smith. When his fame grew and he later needed to check into hotels under an assumed name, he checked in as Leroy Smith. When he left basketball for a brief career in baseball, his farewell speech said that everyone should have the "opportunity to play - no matter who, _______ or Leroy Smith, it doesn't matter." When Nike later launched a marketing campaign for this player, his nemesis on the court in the commercial was named Leroy Smith.
This person used the snub in favor of Leroy Smith to send himself to athletic heights that no one else has ever achieved.
This person was Michael Jordan.
We fully understand that not everyone can be a Rudolph or Jordan. In fact, that is our point.
Because the vast majority of us will never achieve the highest of the highs, we need to learn to deal with defeat, learn how to suffer through rejection, and emerge on the other side with the focus and the drive to be the best that we can possibly be in our lives. That is why it drives us mad when we hear about participation trophies in little league or certificates for everyone who shows up at the local science fair.
Last June, David McCullough made headlines nationwide when he spoke at the Wellesley High School graduation ceremony. He told the departing seniors, "You are not special. You are not exceptional. Contrary to what your U9 soccer trophy suggests, your glowing seventh grade report card… no matter how often your maternal caped crusader has swooped in to save you, you're nothing special."
McCullough went on to say that it had become an epidemic of thinking in America that just taking part in an activity was worth accolades. He went on to say, "I said 'one of the best' so we can feel better about ourselves, so we can bask in a little easy distinction, however vague and unverifiable, and count ourselves among the elite, whoever they might be, and enjoy a perceived leg up on the perceived competition. But the phrase defies logic. By definition there can be only one best. You're it or you're not."
Yes, there have been, and always will be, winners and losers in life. And, yes, life is not fair when some people seemingly skate through easily to accolades while others work tremendously hard to just miss an award. But how much better is it to learn that lesson as a 12-year-old little league baseball player or a 14-year-old trying out for band than to wait and learn it as a 25-year-old at a job. There is a reason why we have so many young people who can not handle less than stellar reviews. It is because we have taught them growing up that just participating is good enough.
We need to stop depriving our children of these valuable learning lessons. Sometimes - no matter how hard it is - we need to let them lose.


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Flames tore through of the old YMCA building on Jesse Hill Jr. Drive. Officials say the fire was on the fourth floor of the building.
"Units were able to affect a rescue and bring the individual down from the fifth floor, and then assist three other people down the interior stairwell from floors above the fire as well," said Battalion Fire Chief Todd Parker of the Atlanta Fire Department.
Firefighters believe the building is being used as a transitional facility. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
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DU Fraudster Blames Conservatives for AZ Shooting, Has History of Posting Violent Fantasies
Of all the utter hypocrisy currently being displayed by many of those on the left over the tragic Arizona shooting, it would be hard to exceed that of the notorious fraudster of the Democratic Underground best known to the outside world as the perpetrator of the 2006 Karl Rove indictment hoax.. William Rivers Pitt of TruthOut, with enormous chip on his shoulder, has climbed up on his DU soap box and self-righteously pointed his finger of blame directly at conservatives. Ironically, although Pitt blames conservatives for supposed political violence that led to the tragedy in Arizona, it is that same man recently chronicled here in NewsBusters for being caught in an act of plagiarism who himself has a history of posting violent fantasies on the Web. Just weeks prior to posting his "THE WRATH OF FOOLS: An Open Letter To the Far Right," Pitt posted these Hateful Days violent fantasies:
There is a great deal of hate in my heart today. . . . The hate is a free-flowing thing, expanding in all directions. . . . Sarah Palin. . . . George H. W. Bush. . . . makes me want to give up on this tepid reporting job and take up firebombing. . . . Yes, I hate, with depth and passion, and have much cause to do so.
This was no fluke on the part of Pitt. Weeks later, on December 27 of last year, his violent fantasy about a possible car injury to George W. Bush was so over the top that the DU moderators had to step in and lock his thread. Here is Pitt posting his disappointment in the very title of his thread over an AP report about a car crashing into the front yard of the former president because it wasn't close enough for his liking:
...so close...
This was too much even for the DU moderators and his thread was locked with this note of concern:
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The moderators are concerned about the subject line of this OP and suggest that you repost the story without the implied wishful thinking.
DU Moderator
Pitt's history of posting violent threats went to such an extreme that last May he was kicked out of the Democratic Underground for two months for threatening physical violence on a fellow DUer, bobolink, who is a homeless woman. Here is the message from DU Adminstrator EarlG on why Pitt was being removed from Democratic Underground:
Last night Will Pitt repeatedly threatened another member with physical violence. After the moderators deleted those messages he sent the threats again to the member via private message, during which he challenged the member to report his behavior to the moderators, implying that he would not be held accountable for his actions.
We don't enjoy banning people, particularly people who have been here a long time. WilliamPitt left us absolutely no choice in this matter. This is entirely his own fault and responsibility.
Pitt's violent threats against the homeless woman were removed from DU but they were preserved for posterity before deletion by the Conservative Cave. A sampling of Pitt's sick threats against DUer bobolink:
Now that you have an idea of the strange violent place that Pitt is coming from, you can better appreciate the utter hypocrisy of him blaming conservatives for the Arizona shooting:
You false patriots who bring assault rifles to political rallies, you hack politicians and media personalities who lied through your stinking teeth about "death panels" and "Obama is coming for your guns" and "He isn't a citizen" and "He's a secret Muslim" and "Sharia Law is coming to America," you who spread this bastard gospel and you who swallowed it whole,I am talking to you, because this was your doing just as surely as it was the doing of the deranged damned soul who pulled the trigger. The poison you injected into our culture is deeply culpable for this carnage.
You can read in more detail about the utter hypocrisy of the man with violent fantasies at the DUmmie FUnnies....I'm talking to you, Rush Limbaugh, and Sean Hannity, and Bill O'Reilly, and Michael Savage, and Ann Coulter, and Laura Ingraham, and to every other right-wing tripe-spewing blowhard blogger and Fox News broadcaster. I hope you are proud of yourselves, because this is the day you get to reap what you have been relentlessly sowing since you were forced to encompass the unmitigated outrage of a Black man winning the office of President of the United States.
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Ah yes,
Submitted by NC Cop on Tue, 01/11/2011 - 10:13am.
the tolerant left. So open minded, so accepting of others views.
This idiot is a prime example of today's progressives.
I don't know why this guy is spouting off about beating people up. From the looks of it, he couldn't kick his own ass.
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About what I expect from
Submitted by Saint Zero on Tue, 01/11/2011 - 10:20am.
About what I expect from them.
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hoo boy
Submitted by jdlybrand on Tue, 01/11/2011 - 10:26am.
Now there's a wacko if ever I did see one.
"What a revoltin' development this is!"
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The raging Leftist media is GIVING this guy his excuse!
Submitted by Slyrr on Tue, 01/11/2011 - 10:32am.
What will this crazed shooter actually use as his defense in the coming trial?
Well, if he wasn't sure before, he's probably sure now. Because the liberal left politiicans and media have practically GIVEN him his defense strategy on a silver platter! You think he (and whoever lousy lawyers he gets to defend him) aren't going to take everything the hating left media has said over the last couple days and use it as weapons to get him off the hook?
All he'll have to do is say, 'Sarah Palin made me do it', or 'The right-wing media made me think violent thoughts'.
And the left in media, politics, colleges, et. al., will fall all over themselves with sympathy for this crazy murderer. 'Oh, he didn't mean to do it - he was just brainwashed by Beck and Limbaugh!' 'See, see - Sarah Palin's use of targets on that map drove this poor man to murder!'
You know that, or something like it, is what will happen during his trial.
Paul Krugman, Jane Fonda, this weird Sheriff and the whole school of loons at MSNBC will eat it up like a yummy dessert. And they'll forget that someone facing a death penalty will say or do anything to get out of the noose - and the left has GIVEN this guy a script of exactly what he should say to get their sympathy.
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Overt death threats = a 2 month suspension from DU?
Submitted by SickofLibs on Tue, 01/11/2011 - 10:36am.
What exactly would it take to, say, GET BANNED PERMANENTLY from DU?
Loyal group over there. Very forgiving towards their long time members, even if they are obviously homicidal psychopaths.
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Other than the ring of his
Submitted by Barack_must_go..... on Tue, 01/11/2011 - 10:41am.
Other than the ring of his boyfrind's DNA surrounding his mouth, and maybe the cigarette, this hater of mankind IS Jared Lee Laughner.
Though with Holder running the Obama Justice Department, he is on the White House Christmas card list rather than the FBI watch list.
Guns don't kill people...Barack Obama's manifesto of systematically tearing down American society, God and civility does.
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I wonder how thick the FBI
Submitted by MightyMouth on Tue, 01/11/2011 - 10:48am.
I wonder how thick the FBI file is on this nut case? Law enforcement, you have been warned! If Willy Pitt turns out to be the next shooter, don't try to blame the right again!
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you know what...............
Submitted by Patriot II on Tue, 01/11/2011 - 11:38am.
this clown is a bunch of crap!!!
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Hey Angela! Introduce yourself!
I'm Angela! I'm originally from Chicago, but I lived in Savannah and Boston while I was in school. I came back to Chicago five years ago, bought a crazy, old three-flat, and gut-rehabbed it with my brother. I've been here ever since.
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We hear you like to bake. What is your signature dish?
I make a mean peach and rhubarb cobbler, but I think my vanilla cupcakes might be the only reason I even have friends.
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I started riding eight years ago, and I was hooked immediately.
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I once went on a month and a half long cross-country trip in the dead of winter, although my wildest trip was the ten days I spent riding on mountain roads in Vietnam.
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Dress, combat boots, favorite leather jacket covered in patches, and whichever helmet matches best that day.
how about your typical, everyday style?
I don't really do this whole "pants" thing, so I'm usually wearing a very feminine dress or skirt paired with tougher denim and leather pieces. I wear boots all year round, and I love really large, almost scary pieces of jewelry.
Do you have any pets?
I have an Olde English Bulldogge named Bogie. He's a big dummy, and he is the laziest dog ever. He just wants to nap and cuddle, which is more than fine with me!
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Hudson Technology Inc. Stock Upgraded (HDSN)
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Hudson Technology (Nasdaq:HDSN) has been upgraded by TheStreet Ratings from hold to buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, impressive record of earnings per share growth, compelling growth in net income, expanding profit margins and good cash flow from operations. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company is trading at a premium valuation based on our review of its current price compared to such things as earnings and book value. Highlights from the ratings report include:
- HDSN's revenue growth has slightly outpaced the industry average of 1.7%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues slightly increased by 7.5%. This growth in revenue appears to have trickled down to the company's bottom line, improving the earnings per share.
- HUDSON TECHNOLOGIES INC reported significant earnings per share improvement in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. Stable earnings per share over the past year indicate the company has sound management over its earnings and share float. We anticipate these figures will begin to experience more growth in the coming year. During the past fiscal year, HUDSON TECHNOLOGIES INC increased its bottom line by earning $0.04 versus $0.03 in the prior year. This year, the market expects an improvement in earnings ($0.09 versus $0.04).
- The net income growth from the same quarter one year ago has significantly exceeded that of the S&P 500 and the Commercial Services & Supplies industry. The net income increased by 130.6% when compared to the same quarter one year prior, rising from $1.09 million to $2.51 million.
- 41.00% is the gross profit margin for HUDSON TECHNOLOGIES INC which we consider to be strong. It has increased significantly from the same period last year. Along with this, the net profit margin of 16.90% significantly outperformed against the industry average.
- Net operating cash flow has significantly increased by 61.39% to -$2.13 million when compared to the same quarter last year. In addition, HUDSON TECHNOLOGIES INC has also vastly surpassed the industry average cash flow growth rate of -18.35%.
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Javy Guerra was hit in the face by a comebacker on Wednesday night. He blew the save but stayed in the game, which impressive, considering that HE WAS DECAPITATED.↵
Concussion tests were negative, and Guerra isn't expect to miss any time. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go stare at that picture for a few more minutes.


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Acerca del autorJillian Bryan
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Jillian lives in Whangarei, New Zealand with her husband Peter. Their shared passion is the love of classic Ford cars. They own several classics including a Mk2 Escort Rally car, an historic MkI Escort Rally car that Peter has finished restoring which has a considerable past history. My other love is genealogy as my Washbourne side, my mother's family, has a considerable historic, noble & royal side which is just so fascinating.
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The bill – AB 127, introduced Monday and co-authored with Assemblyman Anthony Rendon (D-Lynwood) – targets fire retardants as a health hazard.
"Fire retardants are associated with numerous health effects including reproductive and developmental impacts, and the potential to cause cancer," said a news release from Skinner's office.
"California has recognized the toxicity of these chemicals when applied to furniture," Skinner said in the release. "Now we need to extend that recognition to the very buildings where we live and breathe."
Her bill would "state that it is the intent of the Legislature to enact subsequent legislation that would reduce the use of flame retardants in plastic foam building insulation," according to analysis by the Legislature Counsel.
Skinner said that existing regulations requiring fire-resistant building construction – such as a drywall thermal barrier – make flame retardants in insulation unnecessary.
"The use of plastic foam insulation – sprayed into the wall cavities of homes, apartments and commercial buildings – has increased to make buildings more energy efficient," the news release said. "However, an antiquated 1960's U.S. building code requires that plastic insulation meet certain fire safety standards, which has led to the widespread use of chemical flame retardants."
The release also quoted Arlene Blum of the Green Science Policy Institute: "Unfortunately, the foam insulation that makes our buildings more energy efficient usually contains harmful flame retardant chemicals that don't actually increase fire safety. Skinner's proposed legislation will make foam insulation healthier and less expensive without reducing fire safety."
Skinner singled out two ingredients in flame retardants – HBCD (hexabromocyclododecane), which she said is scheduled to become the 22nd chemical banned in 180 countries under the Stockholm Convention, and TCPP or "tris" (tris (1-chloro-2-propyl) phosphate), which she said is a potential carcinogen.
The U.S. Green Building Council supports the bill, her office said.
Skinner, a Democrat, represents the 15th district, which ranges along the western side of the East Bay from North Oakland and Piedmont in the south to Hercules in the north.
She introduced a bill on Dec. 20, AB 48, to regulate ammunition sales in California.


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Like most councils we are receiving less Government funding this year compared to last year. We do not know the full impact yet as the complex nature of the new Government funding approach means we are still waiting on clarification on some of the final figures.
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Other reviews i have read say that this case does not fit prs guitars. I have many guitars and this case is as good a fit as any of my other cases provide. The neck cradle is a plus, as some of my others lack this feature. I bought this case at the same time as i bought my guitar and didn't read the reviews until after. I was prepared to be disappointed but wasn't. I guess it depends on the model you are using it for. Overall I am pleased with the case. It has plush interior, the accessory compartment has a lid and as i said before the neck cradle is cool also.
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I do not hold this saga against MF- a favored retailer. This is a Gator problem. Gator's advertised dimensions were not even close. My PRS just barely made it in the open case. Everytime I would close the case though, pressure was being applied to the guitar neck. I am very careful about my guitar necks, and never want to feel that the neck is been bent one way or another. Bottom line is that it did not fit. Not deep enough. Gator should know this. So, before you buy this case, you should personally make sure that your guitar fits. Don't rely on any representations from the manufacturer. I bought the case online and did'nt have a chance to try it out before purchase. BTW- MF accepted my returns without any trouble. But, I had to pay for shipping.
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Sending it back to try and exchange it for a different case.
Got this case for my PRS SE 245. Lots of inner room for accessories but the lid will not close. This case does not fit the wide body of my PRS SE 245.
Better than a gig bag but not as good as most hard shell cases.
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This case is actually pretty well made. But it's touted as a PRS case? My PRS SE Custom 24 does indeed fit like a glove, but there's a major problem. If I try to set it down (handle up), even on a perfectly level surface, it leans toward the top of the case and falls over on the string side of the gtr (not a good thing). There are only 2 'feet', both on body side, and none on the lid side, just the hinges there. The feet are obviously taller...and gravity works. Don't know if it's a design flaw or the case is a lemon. But either way it's a real problem.
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I bought this case for my PRS SE Zack Meyers, and the guitar barely fit in the case, even though it says it is made for PRS guitars, so I would not recommend buying this case if you have a PRS SE.
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3.78/5 rDev -10%
Stopped in here for the first time last Friday. It's a cool old building. The atmosphere appears to push the romantic theme. Lots of red color and dark chocolate colors. Doesn't have a craft beer pub feel. The beer I had was all good quality. My friend had a very fresh bottle of Two Hearted. The service was good. We were a large group and were well taken care of. The selection is nice but dessert themed for obvious reasons. Three New Belgium taps, Youngs Double Chocolate Stout, a Lindemans, their chocolate ale from O'Fallon, Charleville's Box of Chocolate and a couple others. Bottles weren't bad. I had an '08 Cooper's Vintage Ale (although the menu listed the '05 version). You're not going to find a big Imperial IPA or RIS here. I am torn on how to rate the food. My wife and I each had a pizza and switched because each of us did not like what we ordered. The desserts were good and should be for a place called a chocolate bar. If I were reviewing this place as a food/restaurant writer I'd probably score it high. Great martinis and good wine. Reviewing it as a beer advocate. Well, then it's a nice place to have a beer or two.
07-18-2011 12:15:31 | More by zeff80
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4/5 rDev -4.8%
07-12-2014 00:17:22 | More by jschonert
4.25/5 rDev +1.2%
05-21-2014 12:22:01 | More by FreshZ
2.5/5 rDev -40.5%
02-05-2014 15:20:48 | More by evilcatfish
3.63/5 rDev -13.6%
Bailey's is next door to 33 on Park Ave. in Lafayette Square. The place's decor is in keeping with its hip chocolate bar theme- red and brown, "sexy" artwork, and so forth. I counted a dozen taps and about four dozen bottles. The selection is good- an in-house beer brewed by O'Fallon, a lot of New Belgium, Unibroue, some Belgians, English, Scottish, and Germans, and plenty of other US micros. Nothing too crazy, though. The food is good, mostly decadent desserts. The cocktails are interesting, too. The service was all right, but our waitress forgot about the dessert we ordered with our drinks. As a beer destination, this place is a bit overrated. But as a place to get some drinks and dessert, take a date, and hopefully get laid, this is a good place to go. For better beer, stop in next door at 33.
05-18-2011 19:55:00 | More by phaleslu
4.18/5 rDev -0.5%
Here's my take on the Chocolate Bar...
Has a classy, but yet snobby type of atmosphere. I'm not very sure I'm happy or comfortable with it. Have sat both on the patio and in the main dining room and with the chairs and tables so closed together, you would think it would bring people to conversation more often, but no. You end up finding yourself eavesdropping without even meaning to the whole night.
Quality is all fine dining types and is all presented well. There is no issue with their quality.
Service is tough to judge... It is above average but the staff absolutely have no clue about their beer or beer in general. This is fine because I believe this is more of a Martini Bar then a Beer Bar. For example, I asked about the beers on tap and she said I could go up to the bar and look at their selection if I would like... Then after deciding to try 2 of their 12 oz beers, she brings me a 20 oz O'Fallon's Chocolate Ale. No problem, just tough to give this section a good rating.
Their selection is awesome! Whether Martini, Beer, or Wine lover, they can accommodate anyones taste. I will be back to try many more of their beers on tap.
On the food, great! I have tried 3 of their deserts (Brownie, Creme Brulee, and then some type of Ice Cream desert with fudge), and they have all been wonderful. Also had a sausage pizza that was filling (Street in the name) and I recommend it for sure!
Both Times coming here, my bill wasn't under $40, so expect a "bit pricey" check at the end of the night. Martinis anywhere from $9-11, and their beer is $5-9.
Heres my final take on this Chocolate Bar...
My first time here was with my girlfriend and we both split 2 of their Martinis and a brownie desert. Fantastic. Heres the question.. Why don't they promote promote their beers more? It took me a second time coming here to find out they have a specially brewed Chocolate Ale from O'Fallon just for Bailey's Chocolate Bar. They also had two Unibroue beers on tap and then 10 other specialty beers.
Will be coming back and will next time will be sitting at the bar.
04-15-2011 23:27:29 | More by DCon
4.83/5 rDev +15%
What an awesome little place. Located in an old brick store-front. The place is small, but the atmosphere was very classy, laid-back, and relaxing. Dimly lit.
They had an awesome selection of foods, though their focus was on dessert. Great selection of beer. I tried several, remembering New Beligiam's Tripel best of all. They had a great selection of Chocolate Stouts too. One of which was served with cinnomon ice cream.
We got some delicious flat-bread pizzas, several excellent beers, and had banana bread split for dessert. It had two slices of banana bread, a scoop of vanilla ice cream, a scoop of cinnomon ice cream, caramel, whip cream, and chocolate toffee bits.
Service was very courteous, classy, and quick. The prices were reasonable. I want to go again so I can try some of the menu I didn't get a chance to.
01-03-2011 18:02:07 | More by JayS2629
4.2/5 rDev 0%
My family went for dessert on a weekday evening. It is located in a great old building. Atmosphere would be great for couples. Great selection of beer, wine, port and martinis at reasonable prices. Impressive list of bottled beer including vertical selection of La Folie. Lindemann's Framboise, NB Lips of Faith, Maudite as well as others on tap.
Our server was a little green. Desserts were tasty, maybe a bit pricey. Not exactly a place for family's, but our kids did okay. Definitely worth a visit. A stealth beer place, you could take your wife or date that she would like as well.
03-18-2009 23:40:14 | More by homebrewhawk
4.5/5 rDev +7.1%
I went here with a friend and loved it. After salivating for a couple of days over the idea of a Young's Double Chocolate/cinnamon ice cream shake, I was not disappointed. I also tried their Double Chocolate and Lindemann's Framboise mix; I think they called it a Red and Black. That was quite a delicious combo. Their beer list was small, but quality and I wish I had the money/liver to try more of their selection. There was a definite focus on chocolate stouts, some of which I hadn't heard of before. It also seems like they always have Young's Double Chocolate on draft, which is a big plus for me. If you're a fan of chocolate and beer, this place is a must.
03-03-2009 20:07:04 | More by jm429
4.45/5 rDev +6%
Decided to try it out last weekend with my husband and some friends. I was suprised by how much I enjoyed the place. It's small, but the level of quality and service definitely make up for that.
The food was fantastic! Now, of course we had to try the desserts... but their non-dessert items were great as well. The have these mini-pizzas called "pizzetas" which were amazing. My friend's girlfriend and I split the Missouri and the Eighteenth. I would definitely recommend trying both when you visit. Their cheese boards are pretty amazing too.
As for the drinks... great selection for a small dessert bar. I broke down and tried a mocha martini which is usually not my style, but I did enjoy it. The beer menu is small(er) but plentiful. Some of the choices include Unibroue, La Chouffe, Arcadia and Bell's. They also have this thing called a beer shake. I can't remember exactly what it's made with, but it's basically a chocolate stout beer/milkshake. It was literally to die for... definitely a MUST TRY!
01-30-2009 20:17:05 | More by BelgianBrewFan
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