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Length 35 inch.Colour: Green. Machine washable.
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Claim the prom queen crown in style
This printed prom dress by Definitions is the perfect pick for your romantic night of dancing.
With gorgeous florals blossoming all-over this party frock flatters your girly style, while creating a retro-chic look you'll love wearing. The off-the-shoulder design works with the cinched waist to creates an hourglass silhouette and the full skirt is the perfect finishing flourish.
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Spend Monday-Friday in sleek style
These slim trousers by Definitions are the perfect pick to add bold style to your work wardrobe.
A slim fit and tailored design means these trousers create a svelte silhouette, while sleeking your boardroom looks. A versatile choice, these are super smart when dressed up with a shirt and a blazer, or cool and casual when worn with a patterned blouse and jumper.
Wear these trousers with a Definitions shirt and Shoe Box heels for a chic look you can pull together ready for the 8am train.
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Definitions Halter Neck Top
Keeping your summer look transitional this season
This halter neck top by Definitions is a key piece in your wardrobe this season - wear it with white jeans for a daytime special occasion or pop it on with black trousers and heels after dusk to transform your outfit.
In a sleek fabric, this top exudes a luxe appeal and in classic black or electric blue it makes making a decision difficult! The halter neck features a beautiful cut-out to the neck and is fastened by a gold clasp - just in case this piece wasn't elegant enough, while the style shows off sun-smooched shoulders.
Wear this halter neck top with a pair of slim leg white jeans and wedges with stacked bangles and a loose wave in your hair for easy breezy summer style.
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Refine your elegant looks with this androgynous design
These tapered trousers by Definitions sleek your style with their clean-cut design.
These trousers are a bold piece to add to your chic work wear wardrobe – their classic fit works seamlessly with your career woman look. The tapered leg shape streamlines your silhouette while the pocket detailing provides the perfect finishing touch.
Wear these trousers with the Definitions grid print jumper and some retro platform heels for a city look with a slick of personality.
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Definitions Polka Dot Print Swing Shirt Dress
The shirt dress gets a retro rework for the season
Working in our favourite sixties styles, this mono print swing dress by Definitions is perfect from office-to-dinner dates.
Giving the classic shirt dress a little sixties-inspired twist, the swing style is perfect for daytimes. The black and white spot print works in the mono trend in a fun, playful way, while the contrast placket, cuffs and collar are a stand out finish.
Wear this swing shirt dress with a pair of two part sandals and oversized tote bag with a flick of kohl liner for a flirty mod style.
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Definitions Crepe Tunic Dress - Pink
Length 35 inch.Colour: Pink. Machine washable.
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Mono makes an edgy come back
This mono print top by Definitions is a versatile pick that's perfect for gigs this season.
Featuring a black and white animal print, this top has a fierce attitude that belongs to the night. Colour block trims to the sleeves makes a statement of the print, while the exposed back zip gives the finish an industrial edge.
Wear this printed top with the Definitions vinyl coated skinny jeans and heels for an attitude filled "I'm with the band" look.
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Definitions Ultimate Shirt
Seamlessly fusing smart-chic with laid back cool for an office-inspired finish
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Smart and sophisticated, this long sleeve shirt by Definitions will quickly become one of the go-to pieces of your 9-5 wardrobe.
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Jump into the new season with fashionable flair
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Take a tip from Farrah Fawcett and embrace the daring direction of 70s style. With a wide leg, cinched waist and a sleek sleeveless style you'll be ready to solve Charlie's next case. The purple jumpsuit is perfected by a jewel necklace embellishment and sultry keyhole fastening.
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Guerrilla Rep's MOMMY QUEEREST Opens Tonight at EXIT Theatre
DIVAfest and Guerrilla Rep present Mommy Queerest, a comedic, autobiographical, one-woman show, premieres at EXIT Studio, 156 Eddy Street in downtown San Francisco. Fridays & Saturdays, tonight, Feb 28-Mar 29 at 8:00 p.m.
Written by Kat Evasco and John Caldon, and performed by Kat Evasco, Mommy Queerest chronicles the coming out process of a lesbian daughter and a closeted lesbian mother, illustrating how the reclaiming of their sexuality challenges and strengthens their relationship.
Mommy Queerest begins with young teenaged Kat having her earth shattered when she
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Drawing on her experience as a stand-up comic and comedic actress, Kat narrates this unconventional coming-out tale with sharp wit and unflinchingly honest self-revelation. With an in-your-face approach, Kat cuts through any pretense and dives into the core of these matters by placing her and her mother's personal experiences of struggle and triumph center stage. Kat Evasco tackles conflict with humorous insight, while illustrating the experience of being a Filipina lesbian, gay Christian, survivor of sexual abuse and young American just trying to get some.
Mommy Queerest contributes a voice that actively imparts the message of empowerment and inspires an intergenerational discourse among diverse communities. Evasco's use of comedy invites the audience to laugh at the darkest human conditions, while providing a critical lens through which to analyze the detrimental effects of homophobia in our society. The play stems from the belief that silence enables homophobia and perpetuates cycles of abuse.
Kat Evasco, John Caldon, and Collaborators are Guerrilla Rep: Kat Evasco and John Caldon have produced over a dozen new works between them. John serves as co-writer and director of Mommy Queerest. With his experience producing autobiographical and documentary theatre works, John has approached Mommy Queerest methodically, expanding Kat's repertoire to include full length solo performance, while playing on her brilliant use of comedy as an instrument of storytelling. Guerrilla Rep prides itself in being an artist-focused and collaboratively driven theater company. Evasco and Caldon have collaborated with lighting designer, Julien Elstob who has designed lights for Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines and Aurora Theatre Company. Alejandro Acosta is a San Francisco based theater sound designer who works extensively with Campo Santo and Intersection for the Arts. Ryan Marchand is the Movement Director, bringing his experience as a founding member of physical theatre troupe, The 11th Hour Ensemble, and his work with Theatre of Yugen and Handful Players.
GUERRILLA REP and DIVAfest: DIVAfest, most famous for its annual festival in support of women artists each year in May, has for the past several years focused on developing and supporting women artists year round. This Guerrilla Rep and DIVAfest collaboration marks one of the first projects supported by DIVAfest's commitment to year- long programming for the organization.
Mommy Queerest. EXIT Studio, 156 Eddy Street, downtown San Francisco. Fridays & Saturdays, Feb 28-Mar 29 at 8:00 p.m. March 15 is sold out. Tickets $15-25 at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/547871. Info at www.divafest.info.


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Well, not as good as Northern Light. But I am glad she didn't
"throw it in the pond" as she states in the dedication.
The story loses focus when Andi discovers the diary and reads it - loads of plot saying, OH! I shouldn't be reading! and then reading anyway. But it was fascinating ... Read More »
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"Andi Alpers is so full of grief, rage, and antidepressants that nothing matters to her anymore - nothing except playing guitar and taking care of her severely depressed mother. She's on the verge of being expelled from her exclusive prep school when her distant father intervenes, forcing Andi to accompany him on a business trip to Paris. In Paris, Andi finds the diary of Alexandrine, a young woman who lived through the French Revolution, and she becomes unexpectedly obsessed with Alexandrine's life and the historical mystery it could solve. This complex, haunting, and beautifully written novel will thrill readers who enjoy historical fiction, romance, or family dramas." Teen Scene November 2013 newsletter http://www.nextreads.com/Display2.aspx?SID=5acc8fc1-4e91-4ebe-906d-f8fc5e82a8e0&N=695748
Andi, our main character, is dealing with guilt after her younger brother dies in an accident. A student at a private school, she is a gifted musician. When her Father insists she accompany him to Paris to write her final thesis for school, she finds an old diary in a guitar case. The girl in the diary seems to be struggling with many of the same issues and the parallels grow and develop between Andi and the girl from the 1700's, named Alexandrine. Many excellent details about the French Revolution make this a great piece of historical fiction.
This story flips between the present and the French Revolution. A present day 17 year old girl visiting Paris is transported to 18th century Paris and as a companion for Marie Antoinette's son. It is similar to The Lacemaker and the Princess which is told from the point of view of Marie Antoinette's daughter's compnaion.
Gateway 2012-2013 nominee. Overall a good story, but it does drag a bit--could have used some better editing. Also the first few diary entries were a bit confusing as Alex jumps back and forth between her present day (1795) and what had happened during her previous 6 years.
The story will make more sense if you already know at least a bit about the French revolution--the basic names, dates, etc.
The idea was good, but the characters are annoying and the writing is really cheesy. The dialogue was bad, and all that angst was exasperating. Also, the only interesting part of this book was the part where she goes back in time, and that took forever to get there. Oh, and the end? How she makes some HUGE discovery in her high school thesis, and no one else had ever put two and two together? Please...
One of the best books I think I have ever read. Although it was a little long..."When are we going to get to the time travel part? I swear it said something about going back in time on the back cover..."...You can totally tell that the author put a whole lot of work into it, and that makes it such a fabulous book. Stories like these make historical fiction so much more interesting!!!
Interesting book on the French Revolution, music and one girl's recovering from her young brother's death. A bit on the long side, but a good read if you take the time it requires.
One of the rare books that I would think about when away from it eagerly waiting to pick it up again.
I love this book so much! The writing is just brilliant, and the writing makes the character come alive and jump out of the page. I just want to give Andi a hug :) Plus, this book takes place in Paris!
And no, this book is NOT set during the french revolution, it's set during the present and Andi finds a diary from a girl who did live during the French Revolution ;)
The best book i have ever read about historyyy i recoment it 100%
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"Life's all about the revolution, isn't it? The one inside, I mean. You can't change history. You can't change the world. All you can ever change is yourself."
(Andi on visiting the Abelard Library for a school project): I was confused at first. I didn't know the drill. But I've got it figured out now. My job, here at the Abelard Library, is to get information. And Yves Bonnard's job is to stop me. Yves G. Bonnard, head archivist, aka the Great and Powerful Oz, aka the Grand Inquisitor, aka the Antichrist.
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Eric Mangini will be the head coach of the Browns next season, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. New team president Mike Holmgren made the decision Thursday, exactly one year after Mangini was hired by Cleveland.
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Neighboring residents have not rolled out the red carpet. They are used to seeing a grassy field, on what could soon be home to several new businesses.
We spoke to one neighbor of the housing addition, Fox Hollow. Eric Thieman has lived there for 8 years. "We figured it would all be zoned residential. That's what we were led to believe. That's one reason we moved into this neighborhood because we thought it would be residential like this neighborhood," he explained.
Bixby has grown by more than 50-percent since 2000. The property at 121st and Memorial has become a lot more valuable. Now the only concern is what will go there.
The city planner of Bixby says developing the land would be a good thing for the city, creating more homes and more sales tax revenues. "Bixby is well known as a high growth community. We have seen phenomenal high growth rates, especially in the past ten, twenty years. It is how we grow the community," said Erik Enyart, City Planner.
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CATEGORIES Animation, Executive shifts, Celebrities and Controversy, Remakes and Sequels, Movies, CinematicalOff with her head! Er, wait that's the wrong movie -- one of the few that Disney didn't "honor" with a direct-to-DVD sequel. As for other classics, they weren't so lucky. At first, it seemed like only the more recent animated hits would be affected. In the 90's, we got videos like The Return of Jafar and Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas. Of course, this was a short-lived blessing as old-school films started getting picked up. In 2001 it was Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure. Then there was Cinderella II: Dreams Come True (followed this year by a second sequel). Then, the whole thing became unstoppable and almost nothing was sacred -- 101 Dalmations, Bambi and The Fox and the Hound all got sequels. Now, amazingly, Disney has decided to halt future sequels citing inferiority to the originals -- duh!
Some sources, like the previous AHN link, say it's the crappy quality, but over at Variety, there's a little different news about the who and what of the switch. Disney has sacked Sharon Morrill, who has been head of DisneyToons direct-to-DVD work for a while now. She's not completely gone, however, as a Disney rep says that she's being moved to some sort of "special projects" work, whatever that means. The reasoning behind her dismissal, according to V -- the costs for the upcoming Tinker Bell adaptation have skyrocketed to the not-so-costly $50 million (AHN says it's $30 million). Apparently the movie has had around two dozen script versions and a ton of different directors attached. To top that off, sources say that she's not getting along so well with Pixar heads, since Disney bought the company last year.
What the exact story is, remains to be seen. I would imagine that if this was all about Morrill, then Disney wouldn't be bringing their DVD sequels to an end, they'd just find someone to replace her. Whatever the exact numbers and rationale are, I can't help but be a little relieved that it's coming to an end, and relieved that Disney CCO John Lasseter acknowledged that not only are the sequels inferior, but they "erode" the brand. Quality over money...wonders never cease!


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AP PHOTOS: A look at Thanksgiving near and far
(AP) - The annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade ushered in a festive mood to a city still coping with the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, while in the outer boroughs and New Jersey, volunteers served up hot holiday meals to storm victims.
In Afghanistan, huge hunks of beef, dressing, corn, collard greens, yams and mashed potatoes with gravy awaited about 2,500 soldiers in the dining hall. Nearby, service members played football.
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Huge cranes arrive at London Gateway port
7:00am Tuesday 5th March 2013 in Echo News By Emma Thomas
SUPERSIZED cranes have arrived at the billion pound superport in Stanford-le-Hope following a three-month voyage from China.
The huge 138metre cranes, which are as tall as the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt and taller than the London Eye, were spotted making there way down the Thames from Southend and Canvey as they arrived at the London Gateway site.
The three cranes, which weigh 2,000 tonnes, are the largest quay-side cranes in the world and are the first of 21 to arrive at the massive £1.5billion port, which is the biggest in Europe.
Andrew Bowden, the port's director of engineering, said: "We are nearing completion of all the civil works. We are now bringing the equipment in to enable us to open in the fourth quarter of this year. The quay cranes load and unload vessels and the are the largest in the UK.
"They can handle up to four containers at a time - other cranes can only handle two at a time. It saves time and it saves money.
"It is all on time and it is all on budget."
The cranes will sit along the quay, which in itself is more than one and a half miles long, and more will be delivered once the port's six main berths are constructed.
They arrived on board the Chinese vessel Zhen Hua 26.
Work on the new deep-sea container port started in 2010 and it is due to open later this year. It also boasts Europe's biggest logistics park.
Thousands of jobs will be created, with the port's owners DP World currently recruiting engineers and mechanics.
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- Best Dining Experience in NYCbacookingDined on 8/25/2014I have eaten at many fine restaurants in NYC but never had food that tasted as good as our dinner at Craft. Our dining experience was almost magical between the outstanding food, the hip ambience and attentive service. Kudos to the Chefs at Craft for highlighting the taste and beauty of seasonal ingredients.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Simple food elaborately preparedbrfoodieDined on 8/19/2014The menu at The Craft is not extense, and I would also say is not even inventive - it resembles more a classic American menu with all of the required staplers with a little touch of distinctiveness at the appetizers - such as the Octopus (delicious). But the preparation of the food is absolutely first class, with attention to the last detail, and the result is mouth-watering. My beet salad was great, and even a simple Orecchieti pasta with Lamb Ragu was absolutely delicious in every way. The environment is also super pleasant to the eye, a modern but very elegant setting, and no obvious "cold spot" in any of the seating options. Highly recommended if you are not looking for a foodie feast with just the latest and greatest culinary inventionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Happy BirthdayEsq54VIPDined on 8/9/2014I selected Craft for a significant B-Day. But I had no idea how good a choice this was. Service was impeccable from confirming the reservation to the actual dinner. I have found my new fancy favorite. In fact it cost less than I had anticipated.Special Features:
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- Best in NYC.JeninNyVIPDined on 8/7/2014On arriving I was greeted with, "Happy Birthday, and welcome back!". Talk about setting the stage for a good vibe. I love that they actually know exactly when we were there last, and even which bottle of wine we drank the previous time. This is my favorite restaurant in NYC, and we dine out a lot. The ambience is perfect, the noise level subdued. The food always nothing short of delectable, and the service... impeccable. Captain Cesar is a master of his craft (no pun intended!) as are all the friendly and professional people who take part in the well oiled process of making your dinner experience perfect. I can't wait for white truffle season this year, because then I have an excuse to go back.Special Features:
- one of my favoritesvictoriameyerVIPDined on 8/7/2014I've dined at Craft a number of times, and have recommended it to several friends. The food is beautifully prepared. The staff is friendly and very professional. The restaurant is blessedly quiet. I always go home happy!Special Features:
- Heaven!WeLoveFoodDined on 8/7/2014Due to the fact my husband and I are big Top Chef fans we couldn't wait to try Tom Colicchio's restaurant when visiting NYC in August. Some reviews scared me but we went with an open mind. Our meal was simply amazing! We had the tuna appetizer, shared the lamb ragu, wagyu culotte (my husband's meal), braised short ribs (mine), and sides: gratin potatoes, bok choy, and the corn and bacon risotto. The only disappointment was we didn't have room for dessert! (The muffins were the perfect breakfast treat the following morning!)Special Features:
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- Service outstandingMGA69Dined on 8/2/2014A lovely night at Craft. Bartender let me try a few wines before selecting, which was great. Definitely a foodie place (stating the obvious with Colicchio as chef). We had a minor hiccup with our order, but the resolution from the staff and manager was outstanding. Salad and dinner were phenomenal. Appetizers were very "foodie" and I was pleased to try them..though ultimately not my cup of tea---which has nothing to do with their quality--more with my own palate. The brioche dessert was INSANELY good. Wish I had more. And the breakfast muffin as I left had me grinning from ear to ear about this great evening.Special Features:
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- Great service, excellent foodAmblerJVIPDined on 7/31/20143 of bus shared 2 apps, Octopus and Tuna. Bi th well conceived and prepared dishes. Shared a pasta course of Orchestra with Lamb rag, which was immediately devoured. Server recommended the whole Rabbit, which was outstanding! Stuffed with Chorizo and charred peach stuffing, then rolled and sliced. Great meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- 1 can (15 ounces) salmon or 2 cups cooked salmon, flaked
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 4 tablespoons mild or medium salsa
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
- 1 teaspoon dried cilantro
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin, optional
- 8 flour tortillas (8 inches)
- Drain salmon; remove any bones. In a small bowl, combine salmon, cream cheese, salsa, parsley and cilantro. Add cumin if desired. Spread about 2 tablespoons of the salmon mixture over each tortilla.
- Roll each tortilla up tightly and wrap individual with plastic wrap. Refrigerate for 2 to 3 hours. Slice each tortilla into bite-size pieces. Yield: about 48 appetizers.
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OMG these sound and look delicious. I can't wait to make them. I am going to add a little touch of dill also.
Very good. Nice change for roll-ups. I agree with landstromd-I would like to try adding some garlic and/or onion. I used medium salsa and everyone like these, however, sometime I want to spice it up a little more (cayenne or hot salsa) because I like a nice kick. I also love cilantro and may try it with some fresh sometime.
First, let me say this was fabulous. I did make a number of changes, mainly due to the fact that we don't like cilantro. I added a bit more parsley and a small amount (1/4 ish tsp) basil. Also, the big difference I think was I added garlic powder (a bit) and garlic salt (1/2 tsp). Also, more salsa (medium)
I had put the finished product in the fridge while I went out to get the tortillas and my son and husband had eaten about 1/2 of it as a dip with chips! So good! I'll be sure to make again
Very easy - super delicious!
Perfect for all our salmon here in alaska, and the kids like the 'wrap' idea. :)
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Health officials say 12-year-old Kali Hardig is alive and responsive after being diagnosed last month with an infection caused by a brain eating amoeba. The amoeba usually enters the body through the nose when people are swimming where the water is warm-- like lakes and rivers.
"It affects the brain and spinal cord and destroys brain tissue and brain cells and the body's reaction to that is to cause brain swelling," says Dr. Jennifer Cope.
Officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say the infection is extremely rare - there have only been about 130 cases in the U.S. since the 1960s.
And it's almost always fatal.
"The fact that the Arkansas girl is still alive is remarkable because she would be only the second U.S. survivor," says Dr. Cope.
A 12-year-old Florida boy is also fighting for his life after becoming infected with the amoeba. Friends say he got sick earlier this month after playing in a ditch near his home.
"I just wish I could do something. Praying is all I can do. I can't do anything else. I just wish I could take it away, but I can't."
Symptoms can include headache , fever, nausea and vomiting and followed by a stiff neck, confusion , hallucinations and seizures. But health officials say there are some ways to reduce your risk.
"Avoiding water related activities during periods of high water temperature and low water levels. You can hold your nose or wear nose clips," says Cope.
It's also best to avoid digging in and stirring up the sediment in warm shallow fresh water.
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The Quang Tri Province was the most heavily bombed part of Vietnam and it remains the most contaminated with ordnance.
The Quang Tri Province was the most heavily bombed part of Vietnam and it remains the most contaminated with ordnance.
Wildly overgrown but still evocative, Ho Quyen was built in 1830 for the royal pastime of watching elephants and tigers face off in combat. The tigers (and leopards) were usually relieved of their claws and teeth so that the elephants – a symbol of the emperor's power – triumphed every time.
Thuan An Beach, 15km northeast of Hue, is on the splendid Tam Giang–Cau Hai Lagoon near the mouth of the Perfume River, at the tip of a long thin island. It's quite undeveloped except for a few kiosks, but between September and April the water's often too rough for swimming. Beyond the beach a 50km road stretches the length of the island from Thuan An to Vinh Hien.
An evocative memorial to the legions of North Vietnamese soldiers who died along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, this cemetery is a sobering sight. More than 10,000 graves dot these hillsides, each marked by a simple white tombstone headed by the inscription liet si (martyr).
Hamburger Hill (Ap Bia) was the site of a tumultuous battle in May 1969 between US forces and the NVA over a 900m-high mountain – resulting in over 600 North Vietnamese and 72 American deaths.
From the fast-paced nightlife of Bangkok to a slow boat along the Mekong, this trip brings you the best of Southeast Asia on a shoestring. You'll party along the beautiful bay of Vietnam's Nha Trang in the company of like-minded travellers and channel the French vibe sipping coffee in riverside cafés in Laos.
Nestled in a pine forest, this popular pagoda was built in 1843 and later co-opted by eunuchs from the Citadel (who have their own cemetery on the left-hand side).
From the intensity of Ho Chi Minh City's streets to spectacular rice terraces, travel the length of Vietnam and savour its natural, cultural and historical delights. Meet the Hmong people and other minority villagers on a hilltribe excursion and sail into the photographic possibilities of beautiful Halong Bay.
This pagoda (founded in the mid-17th century) is associated with An Thiem, a Vietnamese prodigy and monk from the age of eight. When he was 18, he volunteered for the army so his brothers could escape the draft; he eventually rose to the rank of general.
This is the largest Cao Dai temple in Central Vietnam, serving about 50,000 followers. A sign reading van giao nhat ly (all religions have the same reason) hangs from the ceiling in front of the main altar.
Overlooking Dong Ba Canal, this pagoda was built under Emperor Thieu Tri's rule (1841–47) and is famous for its four low towers, one to either side of the gate and two flanking the sanctuary Dieu De was a stronghold of Buddhist and student opposition to the South Vietnamese government and the American War and many arrests were made here when police stormed the building in 196.
This three-tiered esplanade was once the most important religious site in Vietnam, the place where the Nguyen emperors made animal sacrifices and elaborate offerings to the deity Thuong De.
The principal entrance to the Imperial Enclosure is Ngo Mon Gate, which faces the Flag Tower. The central passageway with its yellow doors was reserved for the use of the emperor, as was the bridge across the lotus pond.
More than 30 million Vietnamese can't be wrong - handle-bar height gives you the best view of Vietnam! Our cycling tour through this mesmerising country provides opportunities to meet the locals and experience their culture in a way that wouldn't otherwise be possible.
Located immediately behind Thai Hoa Palace on either side of a courtyard, these halls were used by mandarins as offices and to prepare for court ceremonies The hall to the left has been set up for cheesy tourist photos where you can pose in imperial costume on a throne.
Built into the northern side of the Japanese Covered Bridge is a small temple . According to legend, there once lived an enormous monster called Cu which had its head in India, its tail in Japan and its body in Vietnam. Whenever the monster moved, terrible disasters befell Vietnam.


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2 story School with basement area. GBA is about 10,662 SF, built around 1927. It is brick building offering 8 individual classrooms, offices, a maintenance area, multi-purpose room (basement), and a set of boys/girls restrooms. Reasonably functional floor plan and layout for use as a school. Class C, concrete block with decorative brick exterior. Heat is via oil-fired boilers providing heat to baseboard heaters. The boiler is 5 to 7 years old. No central air. Some office areas are serviced by window units. A set of boys/girls restrooms and an individual restroom are on the 1st floor. Each restroom has adequate fixtures and quality for its current use. There is a multi-phase electrical service that was upgraded in 1998. There were 3 -200 amp panels. The roof is mostly a slate roof with a portion of the roof being a rolled tar roof. Flooring is vinyl composition and ceramic tile, mainly in the rest rooms. The interior walls are plaster on wood studs while the ceilings are acoustical drop ceilings.
This Bar/Restaurant is NEW CONSTRUCTION! There are 2 floors for the bar and or restaurant and a full basement which the city has approved for cooking if needed. There is a kitchen on first floor and a deck on the second floor for added space or smokers. The Liquor License is available for an additional amount for buyer to acquire. The whole property has upgrades everywhere from duel zone HVAC to electric and plumbing and custom wood work and custom Bar. There are many windows for great natural lighting and you can see the river from the property. Plenty of free approved street parking for 150 people which this property is approved for.
Awesome catering hall with C liquor license restricted to catering with 20 off-site liquor events allowed. This ~8,000sf hall holds 300 people (fire rated), 250 comfortably w/dance floor. Floors are tarrazzo and have a high gloss shine when buffed out. Bldg has separate barroom, brides room, multiple entrances, driveup access to kitchen, 5 A/C units to cost effectively cool events numbering as low as 50 people. Parking on-site for 60+ cars with added parking available. Hall is two blocks from lake setting Great for your guests' wedding pictures. Great for parties, funerals, weddings, graduations, bar/bat mitzvah, mummers parties, st patty's day parties and special occasions of your own making. All tables, chairs, warmers, linens are included. Includes all equipment for hall and 2-3 sets of off-site catering eqpt. Property also has (2)2 truck garages with 12' ceiling to park/store catering step-in vans with plenty of room to walk around, load/unload. Building is in excellent shape and well maintained, grounds are manicured, curbs and small outdoor items might require repairs for CO. Partial basement is finished. All in all, this is an excellent place for a caterer. It is easy to get to (via Rt 295, Rt 130, Rt 42) with plenty of parking nestled in a quiet and friendly residential neighborhood. This place is Ready-to-Go for the right entrepreneur. Zoning is commercial and grandfathered in as catering facility, no restaurant or bar allowed.
Bar/Restaurant with private dining room and liquor license included in sale price. Completely renovated in 2009. Off street parking for 38 cars. In Gloucester City, NJ off of the Walt Whitman Bridge, minutes from Philadelphia. $3,000 BROKER BONUS! OWNER MUST SELL!
Great quad in Gloucester City has 4 two bedroom apartments with living room, kitchen and bathroom. Tenants pay electric, heat and hot water. Recent upgrades include 3 new bathrooms, one new kitchen, a new hot water heater and new carpeting in three of the units. All units are in good condition. Just passed Gloucester City inspection in June, 2014 with no violations. State inspection is current. Common entrance in front. Separate entrances for each unit in the rear. Paved rear yard is shared by tenants. Large shed to store owner's tools. Owner screens all applicants. Nice investment.
Front Unit is an office 30x20 with a powder room separate hot water and electric. Landlord pays the heat and gas for the 1st floor and the landlord pays water and sewer for all the units. Tenants pay any other utilities. Outside Basemeent entrance for storage. Property also includes 2 garage units that can be rentals at approx. $50.00 per month each. Great Investment.
Check out this stunning center hall, Dutch colonial nestled on a well landscaped, large, corner lot. The attention for detail rings out in every aspect of this home. The interior boasts inlaid hardwood floors throughout. There is a stunning kitchen that is open through a breakfast bar to the formal dining room. The dining room has a custom pantry built into wall for extra cabinet space. There is a gas fireplace in the formal living room for those cold winter nights. The living room leads to a bright sitting room to relax in. There is currently a large master suite on the first floor. It could easily be a family room of you prefer. The second floor offers 3 bedrooms but the large bedroom was once two rooms and could be changed back easily. The walk up attic offers 2 more additional finished rooms. The exterior is equally as impressive with a tree deck, screened in gazebo, landscaping, large lot and detached garage!
Great opportunity for an owner-occupant or investor!! If your looking for a great investment property that brings in good rental income you must see this well-located 3 unit triplex located on a large lot on a tree lined street. All units are in good condition and fully occupied. Property includes two 2 bedroom apartments and a 1 bedroom apartment. All units have tons of living space and generous size bedrooms with eat-in kitchens. Property features a large yard, large basement, lots of storage, and a open front porch. Unit A will be getting new flooring in the hallway and living room. Call today for your personal to tour.
Another $25,000 reduction in price! Sellers say SELL! Over 12,000 sq ft building near the Gloucester City industrial park. Close to 42, 295, Philadelphia and major thoroughfares. Ceilings are about 30' and the truck bay entrance is approximately 26' (off Cherry St). Large enough for vehicles to be driven into the building. Extra thick concrete floors to support large equipment. One large conference room with heat, air and full bath. Additional industrial heater included in sale (never used). Truck bay door opener, lighting, building fans and central air (conf room) have all been updated within the last 10 years. Room with the tub basin was previously a commercial bathroom, plumbing still present. Entrance on Division St could make excellent showroom or customer entrance. Replacement panes for windows also included. Could be an excellent location for an auto repair shop, tile/granite company, warehousing, vehicle storage, etc.
Nestled in a quiet neighborhood, this beautiful church sits on a corner lot. The wooden detailing of the altar and pews show a traditional house of worship. Along with the abundance of light, sets three stain glass pictorial windows. Natural oak wood floors enhance the beauty. Furnished with a kitchen facility, the walkout basement is perfect for meetings or a special occasion. Included is 2 bathrooms. This building also has plenty of on street parking. Being sold-as-is. All certifications and repairs are the responsibility of the buyer. Seller will consider all reasonable offers.
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY: Lawmakers announced a new bill Monday that would require all 9-1-1 dispatchers throughout the state to undergo mandatory training once every two years. Currently, training for 9-1-1 dispatchers is voluntary.
State Representative Ken Roberson made the announcement in North Port Monday afternoon.
He says the bill is a direct result of the murder of Denise Amber Lee in January of last year.
Her husband, Nate Lee, says this has been a problem for a long time, And unfortunately, he says, it took his wife's death to bring light to it.
"Tragedy doesn't discriminate. At some point in your life, you're going to have to call 9-1-1. Hopefully, this will make it better," said Lee.
Lawmakers say the bill will be funded by the e-911 tax we already pay on our cell phone bills.
If the bill passes, the mandatory training will go into effect on October 1st, 2011.
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Trip to UT Liberal Arts Career Expo
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All Earth needed was a good stiff dose of common sense, but its rulers preferred to depend on the highly fallible computers instead. As a consequence, interplanetary diplomatic relations were somewhat straineduntil a nimble-witted young man from Mars came up with the answer to the "sixty-four dollar" question.
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Plan Specification: HHF-4520
Total Square Footage: 7,529
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Officers Seize Methamphetamine Laboratory
Officers with the Lexington County Multi-Agency Narcotics Enforcement Team (NET) on Monday, May 19 seized a methamphetamine laboratory that was being operated at a home on Pooles Mill Road near Swansea. Officers arrested a 24-year-old Swansea man and 28-year-old Swansea woman on charges that they operated the methamphetamine laboratory.
Lexington County Sheriff James R. Metts said NET officers arrested Monty Lamar Harry, 24, of 3069 Pooles Mill Road, Swansea, and Crystal Lee Miller, 28, of 3061 Pooles Mill Road, Swansea, on charges of manufacturing methamphetamine, possessing methamphetamine with the intent to distribute it, improperly disposing of waste from a methamphetamine laboratory and unlawfully altering pseudoephedrine. Harry and Miller were being held on Wednesday, May 21 at the Lexington County Detention Center on bail totaling $15,000 for each inmate.
NET officers found the methamphetamine laboratory at about 1:09 p.m. on Monday at a home at 3065 Pooles Mill Road, Metts said. Officers arrested Harry and Miller. Officers dismantled and safely disposed of the methamphetamine laboratory. Officers found a small amount of methamphetamine on Miller's person incident to her arrest.
Metts asked anyone with information about illegal drug activity in Lexington County to call the Lexington County Sheriff's Department at (803) 785-8230 or CrimeStoppers at 1-888-CRIME-SC. Citizens also can provide information anonymously by accessing the Crime Tip link on the Sheriff's Department web site (www.lexingtonsheriff.com).
NET is comprised of officers from the Lexington County Sheriff's Department, Batesburg-Leesville Police Department and Lexington Police Department, Metts said.
Metts and municipal police chiefs implemented NET in 2001 in order to enhance drug enforcement in Lexington County.
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