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Awesome New Oceanfront 3rd fl studio condo w/balcony in Hampton Beach
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- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Studio
- community Ocean Blvd
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$ 350 - $ 875 / week
$ 1,100 - $ 2,500 / month
vacation rental description
Take your next vacation at Hampton beaches' nicest accomodation. You won't be disappointed when you see the beautiful scenery with 180 degree views of miles of ocean splendor.
Large comfortable living area the entire family will enjoy at a very reasonable price far less
than other establishments that can't compare.
Newest built building in the area with cleanliness the top priority and quiet so you can get the rest you deserve.
Recently updated with 32" LCD/HDTV also has plenty of storage for clothing etc.
Weeks book fast so please contact me as soon as possible to hold your vacation week.
Serious inquiries only. Please respond back even if you aren't going to book the condo. Thank you.
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studio rental amenities
- granite kitchenette with double burners
- microwave
- Electric fry pan
- full size refrigerator
- slow cooker
- toaster oven
- 4-slice toaster
- blender
- coffee maker
- sink
- utensils
- electric grill
- large granite bathroom/heat lamp/hair dryer
- tub/shower
- towels/linens provided
- queen bed, full pull-out sofabed
- 32 inch LCD/HDTV w/expanded cable
- AC/Heat
- Hi-speed internet, Wi-Fi,
- am/fm alarm radio
- voice mail
- dining area for 4
- large private balcony
- safe/iron w/board
- closet/storage
- Elevator
- Non-smoking building
Serious inquiries only. Weekly rentals during summer run Saturday to Saturday. Rates are posted and most info is listed, please read everything before emailing questions you can find on my site. Thank you.
activities and attractions in Hampton Beach New Hampshire
Located in the best spot of Hampton Beach only 1/2 mile from the main beach
yet outside the noise and traffic, you will love watching the surfers and also
the tons of activities like the waterslide,playground, shopping, fine
restaurants, entertainment at the bandstand, and of course, the fireworks
every Wednesday night.
vacation rental rates
Summer weekly 875.00
Fall weekly 550.00
Monthly please inquire
Rose Taber
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Top things to do in Hampton Beach
- beach activities
- entertainment
- surfing
- fishing
- dining
Top things to do on a budget
- fireworks
- picnic
- people watching
- outdoor activities
- sightseeing
Top things to do with a family
- waterpark
- playground
- biking
- water activites
- mini golf
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More than 70 investigators are still looking into the explosion in West, Texas last month that killed 14 people, injured more than 200 others, and is estimated to have caused more than $100 million in damage.As the investigation continues, state officials are discussing the relationship between attracting new business to the state and providing governmental oversight.In the wake of the explosion at the West Fertilizer Plant on April 17, State Senator Kevin Eltife says legislators have to carefully balance having a business-friendly environment and providing for the safety of employees."You always have to err on the side of caution when it comes to safety. Safety comes first," Eltife said in a phone interview. "But you can't, you can overkill with government regulation and run business out of the state, so it's a balancing act and I think Texas has done a great job."Eltife points to surveys like those released on Monday in Chief Executive magazine. For the ninth straight year, Texas was named the best state to do business in - a survey of 736 CEOs named factors like taxation and regulation, quality of workforce and living environment."I think we have a happy medium in Texas," Eltife said. "Texas has a large reputation for being business-friendly, and Texas is always open for business," said Elena Craft, a PhD toxicologist with the Texas Environmental Defense Fund. "I think one of the things that a tag line like that suggests is that we give deference to business almost over anything else, including safety and public health." Craft says that's the wrong message for the state to send to businesses wanting to relocate to Texas."We need to make sure we're getting quality business as opposed to increasing the quantity of business," Craft said. "Having a job shouldn't cost someone their life, and I think we need to make sure that we're doing everything that we can to protect public health and safety with regard to the workplace."
Eltife said Texas lawmakers should wait for the results of the official investigation into the explosion before determining if any regulations need to be changed.
"What we ought to do is obviously wait for the results of any investigation and see what actually happened there, but we should definitely learn from our mistakes," Eltife said. "When you have a tragedy like that, we ought to look at it, and if there's a way we can do a better job in government, we should."The state fire marshal's office says the investigation in West will continue for at least one to two more weeks.
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Welcome to Oak Trust Credit Union
As a not-for-profit financial cooperative, owned and operated for the members, you're more than an account number – you are part of the Oak Trust family! Since there are no stockholders to pay, we are able to offer higher dividend rates on deposit accounts and charge lower rates on loans. Additionally, we offer a full range of convenient low-cost financial services that fit your lifestyle.
Money Market Savings Accounts
If you have been thinking of using money market savings accounts for a while now, it is important that you know what these accounts actually are and how they will benefit you. It is true that these are considered to be high interest savings accounts but at the same time there are certain points that might make you see them in a different light. Let us see here whether these accounts are something that you need to consider to build up your funds.
First of all, we need to see what these are. These are deposit savings accounts with a higher rate of interest than usual bank accounts. One of the most important advantages of having such an account is that the notice period for withdrawal is very short if it is present. Also, the money that is deposited in these accounts is protected by the regulations of the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), which means that even if the financial institution shuts down operations, the money deposited in it is not forfeited.
So, there are advantages and it might seem it quite worthwhile to have one of these money market savings accounts for your needs. The two main aspects of any savings account – high interest rates and low withdrawal periods – both apply to savings accounts, making them seem good options. But then, there should be some catch somewhere, right? The truth is that there are certain things you have to know.
1. One of the first things that you have to remember here is that there might be a maximum number of withdrawals that you can make from the account. There are options that will allow you to dip into the account as many times as you need to withdraw money, but then there are also accounts with a maximum limit on them.
That could be a dampener for a running business if you are depending solely on this account for your transactions.
2. Though most of these accounts consider your deposit applicable for interest even if it is as low as $1, there are accounts that will need you to have some minimum balance in the account each month. This can again be a problem if you are strapped for cash, especially in the initial stages of a business, for example. The accounts that have a requirement of a minimum deposit per month will not give any interest for the month that the requirement is not met. So, even if there is a high rate of interest attached with the account, it might not work if there is this requirement to be met.
3. These options are also subject to fees like any normal savings accounts are. There are free accounts out there too, which do not impose any fees on the account apart from their normal account handling charges, but some accounts might charge more beyond a particular number of withdrawals or even penalize the accountholder for not maintaining the minimum balance.
But you must remember that these points do not apply to all. So what you really need to do is to read the fine print so that you clearly understand all the points that apply.
Advantages of Certificate of Deposits
Certificate of deposits are some of the safest ways to invest your money for the future. They are federally insured to $250,000 by the National Credit Union Administration, and backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. Government. Unless you invest more than this, there is no risk that you will lose any of the money that you have invested. Unfortunately, certificate of deposits also do not offer a very high return in comparison to other types of investments. This is the downside of having a guaranteed interest rate earned. It is still possible to earn a fairly high return, however. In order to make sure that you are getting the best CD rates possible, it is necessary to shop around. While you can certainly check with the Credit Unions by calling them up in order to find out what their rates are, it is much simpler to find the information that you are looking for through the use of the internet.
Certificate of deposits are deposits that you can make with a Credit Union as a form of investment. This is considered to be one of the safest types of investments that you can make because of the fact that the interest that you will earn off of the deposit is guaranteed. The compromise is that you will not have access to the money in the certificate of deposit for a specific period of time, at least not without facing a penalty. In most cases, this will be a reduction or elimination of the interest that you would have earned from the CD. The date that you have access to the funds once again is referred to as the maturity date. Typically speaking, the longer the maturity, the more interest you will earn. Generally speaking, the best CD rates are offered by the CD with the longest maturity, although there are many exceptions to this rule.
Because of the fact that a certificate of deposit gives the Credit Union full access to the funds for lending until the maturity date, the Union is able to earn more interest off of the deposit than in the case of a deposit in a savings account. Because of this, the Credit Union can pass on extra interest to the investor. For this reason, a certificate of deposit typically offers a higher interest rate to the investor than a savings account.
In order to find the best CD rates available, an investor will typically have the most success if they look for CDs with long maturity periods, and if they focus on online Credit Unions. The longer the maturity period, the more time the Credit Union has to earn interest on the funds.
At Oak Trust, you can invest in a CD with as little as $500 and for time periods ranging from 6 months to 5 years. You will not only earn a competitive yield, but you'll also be guaranteed safety as there's no risk in reaching your savings goals.
Here's Why You're Better Off Using A Credit Union Rather Than A Big Bank
Five years after the collapse of major banking institutions Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns, Americans still don't trust big banks with their money. A 2013 Gallup poll found that 74% of Americans had "some or very little confidence" in banks, while only 10% said they had a "great deal" of confidence.
Part of the distrust comes from the fact that banks are fundamentally profit institutions, meaning they're more likely to take risks with your money, and will often sock users with high fees and have low rates on deposit accounts. With a credit union, on the other hand, you are more likely to see lower fees, get slightly higher interest rates, and experience better customer service.
Despite these advantages, less than one-third of Americans use credit unions. If you're not quite convinced credit unions are the right path for your finances, here's a breakdown of the pros and cons of each.
Big banks: They offer the accessibility factor. ATMs are typically plentiful and branches are open on the weekend if ever you need to make a quick withdrawal or deposit. On top of that, most major banks offer a wealth of mobile and online tools that make banking on-the-go a cinch.
Credit unions: Because credit unions are meant to serve local communities, they are most often not available outside of that area, and branded ATMs are practically nonexistent. To compensate, most credit unions will offer to reimburse customers for ATM fees if customers have to go out of network, which means you could basically use any ATM for free or use a shared ATM network. And since many credit unions also offer mobile banking options, customers can search for nearby ATMs in their area. However, some credit unions cap the amount they'll reimburse for ATM fees, typically around $15 per month.
The winner: Draw
Checking Account Fees:
Big banks: Big banks are notorious for levying major fees against customers for everything from overdrafts to monthly maintenance fees, and they've only gotten worse. According to a MoneyRates.com survey of bank fees, the average monthly maintenance is about $12 — that's an extra $150 out of consumers' pockets per year. Overdraft fees average more than $30. And then there's the charge for using out-of-network ATMs, which runs about $3.
Credit unions: Unlike retail banks, which have large overhead costs and spend a lot of money to manage millions of accounts, credit unions are typically smaller operations and are able to pass on their overhead savings to customers. That means fewer fees across the board. More than 70% of the largest credit unions offer free checking, compared to 39% of banks, according to Bankrate.com. Overdraft fees run around $20 to $30 a pop, and while many do charge monthly maintenance fees ($2 to $5), customers don't have to keep anywhere near as much cash in their accounts to escape them ($30 or less in most cases), according to Bankrate.com.
The winner: Hands down, credit unions are friendlier on the fee front.
Interest Rates
Big banks: Good luck finding an interest-yielding bank account in this day and age. Interest rates fluctuate all the time, and even savings accounts at big banks are yielding next to nothing for account holders. We recommend doing your homework using a tool like Nerdwallet's interest rate tracker or Bankrate.com to compare interest rate offerings.
Credit unions: Credit unions are known for offering higher-yielding savings and checking accounts, but recently, they haven't been much to call home about. A 2012 study by Bankrate.com found that nearly 70% of major credit unions do not pay interest on checking accounts and those that do, yield an average of 0.12%.
The winner: Credit unions do offer higher-yielding accounts, but rates are so low it's probably not enough to convince bank customers to go through the hassle of switching banks.
Customer Service:
Big banks: Banks had a better year with customers in 2012, scoring a 77 on the American Customer Satisfaction Index; an increase of 2.7% over the previous year. But the ACSI chalks up the gains mostly to JP Morgan Chase's 6-point gain in customer satisfaction. It remains the nation's largest bank, "but still trails the small banks, which tend to offer more personalized service, free checking, and lower fees," the report says.
Credit Unions: As the saying going goes, more money means more problems. As credit unions have been inundated with new customers, their customer service rates have taken a hit. Customer satisfaction with credit unions fell 5.7% to an ACSI score of 82 in 2012, though it's worth noting they were still rated the highest overall for banking services.
The winner: Once again, credit unions beat big banks. But as their customer base grows, it will be crucial for the industry to ramp up resources to meet demand.
THE VERDICT: Credit unions are better.
We get it. Big banks are attractive, with their vast array of credit products, flashy commercials, and glossy logos. But for the most part, credit unions are hard to beat. If you are able to take advantage of a credit union and don't mind the lack of branded ATMs and physical branches, they are by far the best option for banking today. Oak Trust Credit Union overcomes the lack of their own physical branches through cooperative shared branching, and have opened up access to nearly 6,000 retail locations. When it comes to using ATM services, they offer nearly 30,000 surcharge free ATMs in the Co-op network nationwide.
At the very least, it's worth opening a checking or savings account with a credit union, based on their fee structure alone. You'll pay fewer fees and get more personalized services out of the deal as well. If they don't offer the credit products you like, trust us, banks will still be more than thrilled to take you on as a borrower.


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Camangi launches website for WebStation, spills the details on their tablet PC
If you missed the Camangi WebStation announcement that we posted over the weekend, catch up here. Aside from the base specs mentioned in the previous post, we now know that the WebStation features a resistive touch screen encased in glass, measures 4.72″ high by 7.87″ wide by .57″ deep and weighs a fairly light 13.75 ounces. It will be available in three colors: pearl white, piano black and light pink (although black and pink versions won't be available at launch).
Here's some other news that may excite some people. In addition to the video, audio and image viewing capability, the WebStation has an integrated eBook viewer that can read ePub and TXT files. This is an Android device so all that really means is it saves you from having to download an eReader app, but it's still nice for it to be included. The WebStation comes preloaded with English, Japanese, French, Spanish, German and simplified language support.
Unfortunately it looks like the webcam and 2MP camera didn't make the final product cut. We're disappointed because we were hoping that the integrated WiFi b/g and optional 3G capability could be coupled with the camera to make Skype conferencing possible on the go. Still, aside from the screen resolution (800×480), minimal memory (128MB of RAM) and stripped down internal storage (256MB flash but with Micro SD slot upgradable to 16GB) we're looking at a very nice tablet netbook replacement. Those who were/are anticipating the delayed release of the CrunchPad may want to take a closer look at the WebStation. It could fulfill all the needs of the CrunchPad (the "dead simple" part) and, on the plus side, it's actually coming out.
Camangi seems to have their game plan nailed down and it's a pretty good one. Offering an Android app marketplace for the WebStation (also the Archos 5 Internet Tablet and Dell Streak mobile tablet) is a huge step in the right direction and a major reason first devices in a marketplace survive and thrive (like the Kindle).


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First off,I will confess to being a long-time Anthrax fan.I grew up with The Ramones as much as Black Sabbath,but I'll admit to being bored with metal by the time 1990 rolled around.Then came Persistence Of Time,scarcely a year before grunge was forced down our throats by music execs at MTV.Persistence saved metal as far as I was concerned and got me interested in the scene at large again.Its amazing,but there's not a bad song on this album.The opener Time sets the pace,chugging riffs,melodic leads(melody being unknown to bands like Slayer),and thoughtful lyrics about life,particularly their plea for us not to waste ours.Belly of the Beast is masterful,eloquent,and I feel inspired in by Orwell's 1984 as well as what was going on during George's reign in office.Even though all the songs on this album are worthy of a mention,Discharge definitely struck me.Everyday it seemed we were hearing about celebrities overdosing on heroin,driving too fast too drunk,and instead of Anthrax telling you to feel bad for the poor little self-indulgent hedonists,they point the finger squarely back in their faces and force people to take a look at their excessive lives.This album showed me there could be positive outcomes to tragedy.If you're an old school metal fan like me,more than likely you own this.If you're a newebie,you need to own this.You will not be disappointed.
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When people think of Anthrax, their breakthrough album, Among the Living, always comes to mind as their best. Brilliant though that album is, I feel I got to give this album the edge, and I, personally, feel that it is the best old school thrash album not made by Metallica.(better than Rust In Peace, Peace Sells, and Seasons In the Abyss. Easily.)After the somewhat disappointing and not terribly innovative follow up to Among the Living, Anthrax got things well back on track with this album. Though it is distinctly an Anthrax album, they still managed to change their signature sound quite a bit with out losing their identity. Time is generally slower than the 2 previous albums, but it's also heavier and much more dense sounding, particularly with the crushing rhythm work from Charlie Benante and Frank Bello, who make up one of the best rhythm sections in all of rock. Ian's riffs are thicker and more staccatto than his previous work, all of which makes the music a quite a bit darker than their previous albums. The lyrics are also darker, largely because they removed all the attempts at humor, as well as pop-culture tributes. Anthrax never wrote great lyrics, but they are generally at least passable on this album. These tend to focus on social problems, all surrounded with a healthy dose of misanthropy. Belladonna's unusual vocal style is the weak point, as it always is, but the music is so good that these don't matter to much. It's too bad this album wasn't recorded several years later with Bush doing the vocals. It would absolutely awesome if it had been.Song by song this album is extremely consitent. The only real weak spot is H8 Red, which is fairly acceptable, since the songs that follow it are all pretty good, and all the ones preceding it are true classics. Time is a solid opener, with some solid pounding by the band, and some of the better lyrics on the album. The next 4 tracks are all standouts as well. Blood has got an awesome introduction, and Keep It In the Family has got an incredible bassline. Gridlock is faster, as well as more raw and punkier, like some of their earliest stuff. It's quite possibly the single best track. Introduction to Reality is essentially just an intro to Belly of The Beast, which is something of a centerpiece to the album. This is the other main candidate for best song. The rhythm work i simply spectacular, and Ian throws out some of his very best riffs. The rest of the album isn't as good, but still rocks. Got the Time is frequently called the best track, though this couldn't be further from the truth. It's fun, but sort hurts the continuity of the album, and simply doesn't stand up to the great stuff from the beginning of the cd. It gets back on track fully the final 2 tracks. One Man Stands has got another great intro, particularly in the use of the drums, and Discharge is a great closer, similar to the brilliant Imitation of Life from Among the Living, and is another frantic, barely controlled hardcore-like composition.Anthrax is probably the least readily recognized of the 4 main thrash bands, which is tragic because they stand up well to anything released by any of those other bands. In my opinion, they are easily the better than Megadeth or Slayer. So if you don't have any Anthrax, go pick some up.
Of all the albums that Anthrax released with Joey Belladonna, this is most definately the best. It has the thrash of all the preceeding albums, it has serious and topical lyrics (unlike State of Euphoria, Spreading the Disease, etc), it has the longest songs of all the Thrax albums, it has the best production of all the Thrax albums and is the best musically. Joey does much less screaming on this album and sounds [mad] all the time. It is one of Anthrax's darkest albums. 1-Time: Time starts the album off great, a ticking clock builds into rapid fire drums and killer guitars. It's dark, melodic, and fast! The lyrics are great and the singing is some of Belladonna's best. The solo is scathing and the outro is amazing – Charlie Benante's drumming = incredible.2-Blood: Filled with thought provocing lyrics this one is anchored in a heavy throbbing rhythm and powerful chorus. Charlie's drumming is unique and guitars are great.3-Keep It In the Family: This is one of their best song. It starts off with a grinding heavy rhythm that builds into a fast metal song. The chorus is catchy and the lyrics are great. The song is not the fastest on the album, rather, it plods along with a slow, seething, feroicity. 4-In My World: This one was released as a single and it is worthy of it. The drums are first rate and the guitars progress in a building up to a surprisingly melodic chorus. The solo is amazing – the best on the album! The lyrics are angry and straightforward, but don't come off as pitiful or whiney. Scott and the boys are capable of writing truly great lyrics at times. 5-Gridlock: The albums only pitfall, this one is good, but it's not really up to the caliber of the album. The lyrics are a tad uninspired and the guitars, while good, are nothing ground breaking.6-Intro Into Reality: This is one of the best instrumentals I've heard. It is a haunting, melodic, introduction to Belly of the Beast. It starts off slow and builds slowly in complexity and speed. Halfway through the drums come in and it picks up. It foreshadows parts from the following song. The greatest hits compilations leave this one off, I don't know why. Personally I don't think you can get the full effect of Belly of the Beast without hearing this first.7-Belly of the Beast: The albums dark masterpiece. I think it has to do with the Holocaust and Nazi Germany, but some parts of it remind me of the Soviet Union. Either way it is a great track. The lyrics are some of the best they've ever written: "Who is evil, who is blind? In the name of who do you fight?" The bass work is exceptionally really showing off Frank Bello's talent. The solo is top notch. Pure Anthrax magic.8-Got the Time: A break from the dark sound of the album, Got the Time is a cover of Joe Jackson. The subject matter actually fits well with the rest of the album. Frank again demostrates his skill in a great bass solo. The guitars are innovative and entertaining.9-H8 Read: This song is a very thrashy one. The lyrics again are thought provocing. It deals with racial hatred as well as general animosity. The solo is good and the drums are great.10-One Man Stands: Another masterpiece. This one deals with the Teanimen Square Massacre. The lyrics are amazing and moving. The way the vocals are arranged is intersting and the chorus makes you want to sing along. The guitars are bellicose thunder and the drums are a steady roll. Very political, very intense, Thrax at their best. 11-Discharge: The angriest song on the album, this one is straight up thrash. The guitars are just as dark as Slayer and so are the drums. The solo is great and the vocals are frantic until the chorus where they burst into an amazing dark melody. A very good way to end the album.
Persistence of Time(1990). Anthrax's Sixth Album.
In the 80's, Thrash was created in the San Fransisco Bay Area, with bands like Metallica, Megadeth, Exodus, Slayer, Testament, and Overkill aweing fans and releasing some of the finest and fastest albums ever heard. While San Fransisco was Thrash's breeding ground, New York band Anthrax would soon prove themselves to be one of the one of the best bands of the genre. Blending the fast and furious spitting and raging electric guitars with the often humorous and punky vocals/lyrics, their 80's albums, most notably 'Spreading The Disease' and 'Among The Living', became massive underground hits. Around the time of 'Persistence of Time's release, the world saw the release of '…And Justice For All' and 'Rust In Peace', two albums that revolutionized and popularized the genre. Instead of repeating themselves and using punk influences, Anthrax decided to drop everything but the speed and the heaviness, and the Thrash classic 'Persistence of Time' stands as one of the darkest, heaviest, and breathtaking releases of its time. Although they would go on to tour with Public Enemy and incorporate Rap elements to their music, and go on to Top Ten success with 'Sound of White Noise', 'Persistence of Time' finds them thrashing and rocking, all the while scaring the hell out of the listener. So, is 'Persistence of Time' one of Anthrax's best or weakest albums? Read on to find out!
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Time- "Tick, Tick, Tick"… BOOM! Anthrax explodes out with the progressive "Time", a track that you won't soon forget. Think Slayer's dark? Just listen to Spitz's riff and you'll see they give Slayer a run for their money. Belladonna's sneering vocals spew out hate-filled lyrics with precision and ease, and the chorus is headbanging gold! A-M-A-Z-I-N-G-!
Blood- Wow. Think Lars Ulrich is metal's premiere drummer? Tell that to Charlie Benante and he'll shove it in your face. Sure to get your blood curling, "Blood" has incredible, creepy vocals from Belladonna with constant shouts of "MURDERER!" that are only a taste of the lyrics. Want kick-ass Thrash Metal? Listen up!
Keep It In The Family- "We Are Family"? Hell no! If you want that, go to a disco parlor. On the other hand, if you want headbanging electric riffs, creepy vocals and lyrics, incredible solos, and good-old Thrash metal, I suggest you unpause this song.
In My World- In my world, bands like Anthrax would be at the top of the charts and Good Charlotte and Blink- 182 would appear to be smears on the highway. Unfortuneatly, that won't happen, but we've still got the song "In My World", which features gloomy riffs and dark vocals, not to mention a Spitz solo that's sure to give everyone their daily dose of Thrash.
Gridlock- Muy Bein Benante! Combine Metallica's 'Hit The Lights' and Megadeth's 'Mechanix', with Belladonna's melodic vocals and a wicked solo from Spitz, and you've got yourself 'Gridlock'. Great musicianship here!
Intro To Reality- An intro to "Belly In The Beast", "Intro To Reality" finds Spitz and Scott Ian combining the forces of Rhythm and Electric Guitars to create a breath-taking 3 minute plus song. Great!
Belly of the Beast- Bearing a strong resemblance to Testament's 'Souls of Black', 'Belly of the Beast' is a bass-heavy Thrash rocker that practically bleeds sarcasm and pessimism. Gotta love the chorus!
Got The Time- Although Anthrax officially dropped their punk influences, this clearly points otherwise. Bello's addictive bassline behind Spitz's punky riffs give Belladonna the perfect punk beat to sing his heart out. An energetic, fun Thrasher!
H8 Red- Spitz spits(*) out a demented guitar beat, and Belladonna's questioning vocals only enhance the headbanging quality! Belladonna's melodic vocals work wonders here, and the chorus will simply blow you away. "Do I Hate You?!"
One Man Stands- 'Persistence of Time's masterpiece, "One Man Stands" is a dark, moody Thrash Metal standard not unlike the sound of late- Alice In Chains, except with melodic vocals and a beat sure to give you nightmares. I just can't describe it.. Anthrax progresses through many musical measures with ease, and the chorus is simply phenomenol.
Discharge- Simply *great*. Benante's super-fast pitch, Spitz's record-breaking guitar speeds, and Belladona's powerful vocals deliver a performance you'd come to expect from 80's Metallica and Megadeth. Powerful, ambient musicianship…….crank it up!
Overall, 'Persistence of Time', while not equalling its neighboring albums 'Among The Living' and 'Spreading The Disease', still stands as a terrific looks into one of Thrash's finest bands, Anthrax. The musicianship is *top*-notch, the tone dark, and the volume loud, so if you enjoy that, I suggest you take a listen. After this album, Anthrax would fire Joey Belladonna and hire vocalist John Bush, and would go on to create a Top Ten record and put Rap influences into their music. Unfortuneatly this technique didn't work out and ended up keeping the albums from ever retaining the glory of 'Among The Living', 'Spreading The Disease' and 'Persistence of Time'.
Killer Kuts- "Time", "Blood", "H8 Red", "One Man Stands", "Discharge", and pretty much everything!
Also Recommended-
Among The Living- Anthrax
The New Order- Testament
Master of Puppets- Metallica
Thanks For Reading!
What a masterpiece. These guys..It just blows me away how good they are…I mean this and among the living were basically late 80's albums, yet the music is not "dated" like so many albums of that time now are (Slaughter, Tesla, etc. etc.)
What Anthrax does is mix some driving thrash with coherent lyrics. What Anthrax does is cover themes from Stephen King to World Government (instead of the usual midevil themes of witchs, knights, dragons etc.) This is music that to me is pure genius, and I actually enjoy it more now than ever before!
Songs like "TIME" and "Keep it in the family" have driving beats. The fast bass-heavy guitar song "Got the time" is fun and "In my world" and "Belly of the Beast" have the darker feel to them that will definitley shake you up. If you have not listened to Anthrax I suggest checking out this album along with "Among the Living"…millions of fans and 20 years of their music being sold can't be wrong!
NOTE: From my headline…this was lead singer Joey Belladonna's last album with the band. Check out all of thier stuff with Joey before forming an opinion on the later stuff with other lead singer/s.
1. Time
2. Blood
3. Keep It in the Family
4. In My World
5. Gridlock
6. Intro to Reality
7. Belly of the Beast
8. Got the Time
9. H8 Red
10. One Man Stands
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- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup soft bread crumbs
- 1/4 cup 2% milk
- 1/3 cup finely chopped onion
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 pound ground turkey or beef
- 1/2 cup ketchup
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup vinegar
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- In a small bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Crumble beef over mixture and mix well. Shape into 1-in. balls.
- In a large skillet over medium heat, brown meatballs; drain. Place in a 2-1/2-qt. baking dish. Combine the sauce ingredients. Pour over meatballs. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 50-60 minutes or until meatballs are no longer pink. Yield: about 3 dozen.
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"WOMEN are at the heart of the country's economic growth" – that was the message from Basingstoke MP Maria Miller in her maiden speech as the women and equalities minister.
Speaking at the Deloitte Academy in London on Wednesday, Mrs Miller used her keynote address to announce a £2million Government scheme to help boost childcare.
The mother-of-three said that from April 2013, people who want to set up a nursery or childminding business can access grants of up to £500 to help cover legal or insurance costs, as well as pay for health and safety training.
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Large Oceanfront Home Private Pool Hot Tub - WICKER in North Myrtle Beach
- bedrooms 7
- baths 6½
- sleeps 25
- pool yes
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- pets allowed no
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Wicker Cottage is a luxurious oceanfront cottage with a swimming pool and hot tub is a sophisticated way to treat your family to a vacation of a lifetime. Wicker Cottage is a stunning example of luxury living by the sea. Wicker Cottage boasts enough sleeping accommodations for 27 of your closest friends and extended family members.
The amenities inside are as spectacular as the oceanfront views enjoyed outside. This beachfront vacation rental features luxurious touches that are sure to pamper you. Indulge in your own private Jacuzzi tub (master bath) after a long day of shopping or sink into the soothing outdoor hot tub after playing 18 holes of championship golf on a nearby course.
Take a refreshing dip in the sparkling blue waters of the Wicker Cottage swimming pool. Lounging poolside is a terrific recreational option you have. At Wicker Cottage your family can occasionally cook out with the gas grill provided.
Inside the oceanfront beach house, discover a handy wet bar, a stereo so you can keep the beach music flowing, wireless, high-speed Internet access, granite countertops, a fully-equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a washer/dryer.
This luxury rental puts your family in close proximity to the best North Myrtle Beach and Myrtle Beach has to offer. Amusement parks, parasail rides, boat rentals, fishing charters, plantation tours and charming historic districts are within reach of Wicker Cottage. Shrimp, oysters, blue crabs, clams and a variety of fish, including flounder and grouper, are all caught locally, so treat yourself to a delicious meal at one of the North Myrtle Beach area's seafood restaurants.
Whether you hope to ride a bike, a scary roller coaster, thrilling water flume or a banana boat during your beach vacation, Wicker Cottage puts you only minutes away from it all.
*Luxury Rentals include linens and departure maid service. An additional reduced rate luxury fee is added to all luxury rentals.
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Bedding: 12 Queen, 1 Bunkbed (1 Double & 1 Single)
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Nether Edge Farmers' MarketNether Edge is the home of Nether Edge Neighbourhood Group (NENG) and the quarterly Nether Edge Farmers Market. Click HERE to see a short video of a recent market. Situated in the South Sheffield Community Assembly area it is a vibrant and diverse community, stretching from Psalter Lane to Abbeydale Road and from Brincliffe Edge to Sharrow Lane. It includes the Nether Edge Conservation area, Chelsea Park and at it's heart the local shopping centre of Nether Edge.
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His holiness the 14th Dalai Lama is in New Orleans to participate in a Tulane University conference this weekend. He's also delivering the keynote address to Tulane graduates this Saturday.
Dr. Ron Marks, dean of the Tulane School of Social Work, spoke on the Eyewitness Morning News about the Dalai Lama's visit.
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"He has shed this and he has had the opportunity to move into something called the enlightened state and he has chosen not to be there and rather to be here on this planet."


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The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for Southern Nassau County, including New Hyde Park, from 6 p.m. Wednesday through 6 p.m. Thursday as a nor'easter chugs towards Long Island.
The advisory warns that Southern Nassau County could be in for 2 to 4 inches of snow on Wednesday night and additional snowfall of 1 to 3 inches on Thursday evening as the storm is expected to impact the area twice.
Total storm accumulations for the area are expected to be 6 to 8 inches.
Winds and flooding continue to be major concerns as the storm lingers in the northeast and brings in powerful winds. Winds are expected to be 20 to 30 mph, with gusts from 40 to 50 mph throughout the evening on the coastlines.
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UF QB Jacoby Brissett to Transfer
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UF QB Jacoby Brissett is transferring and looking at UofL, WVU, Arkansas, and NC St. Brissett was HS teammates with UF transfers Gerald Christian and Robert Clark (now at Louisville). At 6'4 255 lbs Brissett runs a 4.5 40 and was the #3 QB coming out of HS as well has a 3* SF/PF. Word is Brissett will enroll this week wherever he chooses.
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The Extension Homemakers of Hendricks County will hold Heritage Skills Evening, a crafting event, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Nov. 12 at the Hendricks County 4-H Fairgrounds and Conference Center in Danville.
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Participalnts can learn how to make greeting cards, choose beads to make a memory bracelet with dangles, and try the latest craze in fiber arts: needle felting.
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Saco, Maine – Phoenix Coyotes Assistant General Manager and Portland Pirates General Manager Brad Treliving announced today that the Portland Pirates have recalled goaltender Chris Rawlings from the Arizona Sundogs of the Central Hockey League.
The Pirates get back to action tomorrow night as they face the Worcester Sharks at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee. Tickets for tomorrow's game are available by calling the Androscoggin Bank Colisee box office at (207) 783-2009 ext. 525 or online at thecolisee.com.
The Pirates have announced eight guaranteed dates for the 2014-15 season as the Pirates return to the Cumberland County Civic Center! Group tickets are available for all eight of the announced dates and flex and season tickets for the 2014-15 season are now on sale! For more information on the guaranteed dates, click here and for more information on ticket plans, call 207-828-4665
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Quins' Big Game a sell out
5:05pm Thursday 27th December 2012 in Sport
Harlequins have confirmed tickets for the Big Game 5 clash with London Irish at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday have now sold out.
Director of rugby Conor O'Shea's men, who beat Northampton Saints last week, will take on London Irish in front of more than 80,000 fans at the home of English rugby on December 29.
It is the second year in succession that the festive clash ihas been a sell-out and fr those without tickets the game is being broadcast live on ESPN.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The FGCU men's tennis team headed to Jacksonville, Fla. for an Atlantic Sun Conference dual with Jacksonville on Friday. Seniors Carlo Checchia (Sao Paulo, Brazil/Ceteb/Coastal Carolina University) and Mitchell Lvovsky (Dania Beach, Fla./Keystone HS/Wingate University) each recorded singles wins as the Eagles fell to the Dolphins, 5-2.
The Eagles fell to 3-17 (1-8 A-Sun) this spring, while the Dolphins improved to 5-12 (3-5 A-Sun) this year.
Jacksonville took the opening doubles point by sweeping the three paired contests. In a close No. 3 contest, the senior duo of Steve Binninger (St. Augustine, Fla./Saint Joseph Academy) and Frank Acierno (Palm Coast, Fla./Flagler Palm Coast HS) were turned away by JU's Fernando Bano-Lopez and Matthew Hansen, 8-5.
Following the transition to singles action, the Blue and Green were able to put two points on the scoreboard. In the No. 3 contest, Checchia defeated Lance Lvovsky in a three-set match, 2-6, 6-2, 6-1. The Eagles also recorded in a win in the No. 6 competion as Mitchell Lvovsky turned away Logan Shalmi in another three-setter 3-6, 6-3, 7-5.
FGCU will be back in action for the final match of the 2011 spring season, as it takes the courts with UNF on Saturday beginning at 1 p.m. The Ospreys (12-6, 7-1 A-Sun) extended their winning streak to five matches following a 6-1 defeat of Stetson on Friday.
Results and recaps from the 2011 spring finale will be available at www.FGCUAthletics.com following the match.
Singles Results
1. Fernando Bano Lopez (JU) def. Matthew Rock (FGCU), 1-6, 7-6, 6-0
2. Jose Fantova (JU) def. Steve Binninger (FGCU), 6-2, 6-0
3. Carlo Checchia (FGCU) def. Lance Lvovsky (JU), 2-6, 6-2, 6-1
4. Larry Condez (JU) def. Dean Tsamas (FGCU), 6-4, 3-6, 6-4
5. Matthew Hansen (JU) def. Frank Acierno (FGCU), 6-0, 6-4
6. Mitchell Lvovsky (FGCU) def. Logan Shalmi (JU), 3-6, 6-3, 7-5
Doubles Results
1. Lance Lvovsky/Logan Shalmi (JU) def. Carlo Checchia/Dean Tsamas (FGCU), 8-2
2. Jose Fantova/Larry Condez (JU) def. Matthew Rock/Collin Brown (FGCU), 8-2
3. Fernando Bano Lopez/Matthew Hansen (JU) def. Steve Binninger/Frank Acierno (FGCU), 8-5


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Outrage at Brighton MeatLiquor restaurant's "rape joke" poster (From The Argus)
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MEATLiquor bar restaurant in York Place Brighton removes "offensive" pictures after being accused of trivialising sexual assault
Updated 10:39am Monday 17th February 2014 in News By Emily Walker, Chief reporter
A poster at a Brighton restaurant that appeared to make light of rape has been condemned as offensive.
Artwork at the MEATLiquor bar and restaurant in York Place, Brighton, outraged customers and victims' charities who said it trivialised sexual assault.
MeatLiquor said the slogan, which The Argus has decided not to reproduce, was intended to be "playful and cheeky".
The restaurant has now removed the poster and made a donation to Brighton rape charity Survivors' Network by way of apology.
Fabia Bates, director of domestic abuse charity Survivors' Network, said: "It is horrifying that in 2014 MEATLiquor find it acceptable to use references to rape in their decoration.
"Their justification that the image was part of a spoof campaign and was meant to be playful is even more concerning.
"Rape is wrong, unlawful and causes unimaginable distress to more than 85,000 women and 9,000 men in the UK every year.
"It is not a topic to be joked about or taken lightly.
"This kind of message serves only to validate the unacceptable level of tolerance and misunderstanding about rape in our society."
Katie Russell from charity Rape Crisis added: "The combination of imagery and slogan on this poster is clearly intended to make reference to very serious sexual violence against women.
"It is sexist, offensive, and potentially deeply distressing for the large numbers of survivors of sexual violence who will inevitably see a poster displayed in a public place.
"It's extremely ill-considered and irresponsible for a business to attempt to trivialise sexual violence in this way."
A spokeswoman for MEATLiquor said: "The decor is designed to be playful and cheeky, and while we regret any offence that has been taken in this case, we wish to make clear that at no time have we intended to condone or trivialise such serious matters.
"This is the first occasion we are aware of in which a diner has considered our décor in our 'peek a boo room' to have transgressed what they consider to be acceptable, and we are sorry that this is the case.
"We have taken immediate action to redact the material in question."
She said she could not comment on how the decorations had appeared in the first place.
Victims of sexual violence in need of support can contact the Survivors Network helpline on Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7pm to 9pm on 01273 720110.
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5:40am Mon 17 Feb 14
rogerthefish says...
10:49am Mon 17 Feb 14
spa301 says...
10:55am Mon 17 Feb 14
ants4t says...
12:00pm Mon 17 Feb 14
jnicho02 says...
12:41pm Mon 17 Feb 14
Valerie Paynter says...
They got a PILE of complaining tweets back from younger men. Kudos for that and it is just plain depressing that they think they are cool using a double entendre of this kind to big themselves up. I hate to think what kind of people trough at their eatery.
4:33pm Mon 17 Feb 14
bluemonday says...
ants4t wrote:is that all it said,blimey we do live in an easily upset world,wait til they see the title of the play at the nightingale "tis a shame she is a whore" somebody is going to have a coronary when they spot that one.
"With my sausage in your mouth, no one can hear you scream". Was it really poking fun of rape? or did the person who complained read into something and took offense, they most probably complain when they go to the fair and hear "scream if you want to go faster". I am guessing the art work was implying their sausage is good and will want to make you scream with pleasure, but you cant be heard with a mouth full of food. Why would a food eatery imply having their food in your mouth will be a horrible experience?
6:19pm Mon 17 Feb 14
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8:22am Tue 18 Feb 14
Juleyanne says...
2:54pm Tue 18 Feb 14
NicoUnderground says...
In other communications this was relayed - the images was taken from "the sign that was hanging in our Covent Garden restaurant, amid 40 or so other spoof signs. An image of this was then jumbled in with many others to form a collage on the wall in the one booth of our Brighton site. One of us should have noticed that it had overplayed an image of a woman and it's that on a personal (and not to mention professional ) level that I am kicking myself about."
It was an error of judgement and one that was swiftly rectified.
3:53pm Tue 18 Feb 14
dickpagebrighton says...
rogerthefish wrote:Men like this "roger" should be consigned to the dark ages. If women (and men) find this sort of implied violence offensive - as I know a lot do from online discussions I've seen about this one - then we should accept that it can never be "a joke". He also manages to stereotype older people as all hard of hearing, then appears to condone cannibalism ...
Best hidden secret trendy food house in town, but not for old folk unless you've removed your hearing aids , this is just newspapers making up a headline clearly they removed it - but I wouldn't think the owners even inspect the artwork of a third partie artist as the place is covered from floor to ceiling with great psychedelic pieces, next thing they will be complaining about the dead hippy burger being disrectful to "dead hippies"-bring on the Richard the third hotdogs!
Men like ants and bluemonday are also nasty and insensitive, trying to explain away the offensive message, or suggesting people should calm down - when they have every right to be angry !
7:29am Wed 19 Feb 14
willy harris says...
3:31pm Wed 19 Feb 14
Stoney33 says...
jnicho02 wrote:its talking about sausages
I'm not very PC and I find it offensive. It's a risque joke in a trendy restaurant, but it doesn't make it acceptable.
If people choose to read it as something else, then whos fault is that? Ok, it probably is supposed to have a double meaning, but i think claiming the company is ,making fun of rape is a bit extreme
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Blue Cheese-Stuffed Steaks Recipe
For a fast, fancy dinner, try this tender beef with a mild blue cheese stuffing. Grape tomatoes sauteed in garlic make a colorful and flavorful accompaniment.—Teddy Devico, Warren, New Jersey
- 10 garlic cloves, peeled
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 4 cups grape tomatoes
- 4 boneless beef top loin steaks (8 ounces each)
- 1/2 cup crumbled blue cheese
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- In a large skillet, saute garlic in oil until tender. Cover and cook over low heat for 5-7 minutes or until golden and softened. Add tomatoes; cook and stir until tomatoes just begin to burst. Remove from the skillet; set aside and keep warm.
- Cut a pocket in the thickest part of each steak; fill with blue cheese. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
- In the same skillet, cook steaks over medium heat for 4-5 minutes on each side or until meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a thermometer should read 145°; medium, 160°; well-done, 170°). Serve with tomato mixture. Yield: 4 servings.
Editor's Note: Top loin steak may be labeled as strip steak, Kansas City steak, New York strip steak, ambassador steak or boneless club steak in your region.
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Tusks, sticks, and bitsApril 7, 2008 | Written by Val on Featured Products, Random Thoughts | No Comments |
My eyes were drawn to a bagoong-filled bottle jar as it was placed beside a plateful of steaming rice. Yes, it is the same "fermented fish/shrimp paste" -a native Philippine condiment commonly used as an appetizing dip (for broiled and fried fish, raw mangoes, boiled bananas) or as main ingredient on a vegetable dish. I sat at the dining table that night with more than just a whetted appetite…
While looking closer at this bagoong jar, my imagination flew and I became small -like I was one of the casts from this movie "Honey, I shrank the kids!". In there I saw each bit -piece by piece, strip by strip, as if they were unstrung beads inside a jewelry box. Oddly, it reminds me of those coco shell tusks and sticks. If you could look at this items than you would know what i mean.
Comparing bagoong with the tusk and stick items, I noticed how they both shared one thing -they both can easily "perk up" anything. Take for example, even a boring and commonplace bead jewelry can have a surprisingly pleasant twist with accents of these coco tusks and sticks in combination. Similarly, bagoong can instantly spice up an ordinary meal of rice and viand, taking out its bland taste.
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Patterson: 'Really pleased' with Sendek, ASU basketball
The Phoenix Suns might be mired in a seven-game losing streak -- their longest since February 2004 -- but their collegiate counterparts in Tempe are going in a much different direction.
For the first time since the 2008-09 season, Herb Sendek and the ASU men's basketball team are off to an 8-1 start. While they've yet to face stiff competition in their non-conference schedule, after a 10-win season a year ago, athletic director Steve Patterson is pleased with the quick turnaround.
"I'm really pleased," Patterson told Arizona Sports 620's Doug & Wolf Tuesday. "Jordan Bachynski went for the first triple-double in school history [against Cal State Northridge]. Jahii Carson is the real deal. Carrick Felix is really playing well and has really matured over the last year.
"This team is a lot of fun to watch."
With Bachynski, Carson and Felix leading the way, the Sun Devils are averaging 79.0 points per game through their first nine games, good for third-best in the Pac-12 conference.
But even with their strides at the offensive end, ASU has remained true to their defense-first mentality. In their first nine games, the Sun Devils have not allowed a single opponent to shoot 50 percent or above.
So what's the secret to the surprising start?
"I think they are really well-coached," said Patterson referring to the job Sendek has done so far this season. "I think we certainly handle the ball much better with our new backcourt players. We're able to get the ball over half court and get into our offense.
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Mandela spends first day home
Nelson Mandela is spending his first day at home after being released from hospital following his lengthy treatment for pneumonia.
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A statement from the South African president's office said:
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Former President Nelson Mandela has been discharged from hospital today, 6 April, following a sustained and gradual improvement in his general condition.
The former President will now receive home based high care.
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Nelson Mandela continuing to make 'steady progress'
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A statement on its website says: "President Nelson Mandela continues to make steady improvement in hospital.
"His doctors say he continues to respond satisfactorily to treatment and is much better now than he was when he was admitted to hospital on the 27th of March 2013.
"He has been visited by family and continues to make steady progress."
Mandela 'experiencing fluid build-up in lungs'by Rohit Kachroo - Africa Correspondent
Nelson Mandela is continuing to experience a problem with fluid build-up in his lungs and is currently receiving treatment.
'No significant change' in Mandela's condition
– Statement released by President Zuma's office
Former President Mandela is still in hospital where he is receiving treatment for pneumonia.
There is no significant change in his condition since the update issued last night, 31 March 2013.
He spent part of Family Day today with some members of his family, who appreciate the support they have been receiving from the public.
Mandela's granddaughter thankful for prayers
The granddaughter of the former South African leader Nelson Mandela has thanked the nation for their prayers. Ndileka Mandela joined thousands of people at a special thanksgiving service on Easter Sunday.
Zuma thanks those who have prayed for Mandela
South African President Jacob Zuma thanked those who have prayed for Nelson Mandela at various Easter church services during the weekend.
We also thank all people at home and around the world, who continue to keep Madiba and his family in their thoughts and to show their love and support in various ways. We also thank foreign governments for their messages of support.
'Further improvement' in Mandela's condition
– Statement released by President Jacob Zuma's office.
The Presidency has been advised by the doctors that former President Nelson Mandela had a restful day and continues to receive treatment.
Government is satisfied that the doctors are providing the former President with the best medical care possible to enable his recovery and comfort. They have reported a further improvement in his condition.


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NEW YORK (MainStreet)I recently returned for my fifth-year college reunion at Princeton for what, as this GQ piece clarifies, is one of the most raucous and grandiose events of its kind a four-day pilgrimage attracting some 20,000 people, with alums dressing in goofy orange and black as if a container of Halloween has spilled over the edenic gothic campus in springtime.
Makeshift bars infiltrate Princeton's quads and courtyards, compartmentalized by fences and tents to preempt enforcement of open container laws. The rites culminate in Saturday's P-rade, where generations of Princetonians march through the campus's main artery, with the oldest conveyed in festooned golf carts and the youngest chugging beer and champagne.
What starts as a hajj to Central Jersey quickly becomes a jihad to propriety.
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Personally, I returned to congregate with old friends I do not have the opportunity to see (mostly the result of geographical constraints), introduce my wife to the atmosphere and people who constituted a formative period in my life, and revel in the traditions that distinguish this institution from others of its ilk.
Yet I happened to be returning in a $300,000 vehicle. By way of explanation, I had updated my Facebook status:
"Tomorrow at my fifth-year college reunion, I will be driving a Rolls-Royce Ghost EWB. It's obviously not the luck of the draw in the press fleet schedule; it's because I'm a kajillionaire."
The post garnered 52 "likes" and the attendant ego boost (ahem, a doff of my cap). Once I was on campus, the fleeting social media mention of the mysterious Rolls attracted further attention from former classmates. Of course, my sardonic boasting was clear from the outset: it's common knowledge among my friends and those in my social networks that my time covering the auto industry has lent me the opportunity to drive a number of fancy vehicles without the means to afford them. I hadn't, by express design, coordinated the dates to drive this iconic luxury car on my reunion weekend, but given the circumstances, I began to consider the undercurrents of appraising success that pervade any reunion.
Of course much of those assessments come through lives chronicled on Facebook as opposed to indistinguishable orange and black uniformity once physically convened. Reunions serve as check-in points for others where we can relativize our state in life against peers of the same pedigree. We take the temperature of fortunes earned or imminent, of houses bought, of spouses married, of children sired or birthed.
The sizing up that happens is probably in a slightly decaffeinated form among my cohort, given that my class graduated from college in 2008, walking the plank directly into the Great Recession. There are inevitably more of us who endured long periods of unemployment, others who reluctantly turned to grad school as a matter of necessity to accrue more debt. There are, to be sure, lawyers and doctors, folks working at top companies and thriving in their respective fields, book authors, TV show stars, creatives and those who have sold their start-ups for big money.
My return to what F. Scott Fitzgerald in This Side of Paradise called " the pleasantest country club in America" in a Rolls got me thinking on our value systems, our exhibitionist tendencies(in a voyeuristic social network world), the airs we put on. It called to mind what my elementary school teachers used to admonish: personality is how you act around others, but character is how you are when no one is watching. Given my recent rereading of The Great Gatsby ahead of watching the Baz Luhrmann interpretation, I had fresh in my mind a person overly concerned with his reputation, with how he is perceived. The faux and jocular luxury I returned with that may have inspired awe in others had it been genuine proved to me a simple fact: I would have felt uncomfortable ostentating my assets or success were my material accumlation such that I owned a Rolls. But I wanted to capture the sheer absurdity (and tragedy) of a character who was a little less MainStreet than I. And so, in teaming up with filmmaker Eli Obus, the satire The Great Urksby was born.
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