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All is well for quarterback Jay Cutler in Chicago, as he and coach Marc Trestman seem to have the offense clicking. Cutler didn't have to do much to preserve a Week 3 win in Pittsburgh, as his defense stepped up and scored two touchdowns, and running backs Matt Forte and Michael Bush both found the end zone on the ground.
As usual, the air attack in Chicago goes through the hands of receiver Brandon Marshall, who was shut down in Week 3 by Ike Taylor, yet still leads all Bears receivers with 20 catches for 269 yards and two touchdowns this season. He managed 11 catches for 123 yards and one touchdown in two games against the Lions last year.
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Stafford will have to go up against the Bears staunch defense without receiver Nate Burleson, who recently broke his arm in a car accident. Burleson will be replaced in the lineup by Ryan Broyles, who is will fill in for Burleson despite having to deal with injuries to both of his knees early on this season.
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1. The Red Door Project The Over-the-Rhine pop-up art gallery, now in its fourth month, is heading north from the Gateway Quarter to Findlay Market. Taking place on Final Fridays, art is collected through an open call based on a theme—this month's is "Market Days: Home Grown." The gallery's goal is to make local art more visible, to get aspiring artists of a range of ages and backgrounds in on the action, and "to open the door for the artist in all of us"—hence, one imagines, the name. Take note, future participants: Pieces are priced for auction and, so far, the sale side has seen success. Findlay Market's biergarten, Eli's BBQ, Market Wines, and Pho Lang Thang will all be open, so if the art's not enough to get you to Elm Street, that line-up should provide plenty of motivation. May 30, 6–10 pm, 1739 Elm St., Crown OTR building, Findlay Market, Over-the-Rhine, thereddoorprojectgallery.wordpress.com2. Art Sale at Quixotic Studio/Gallery Art Academy alum Evan Halter is leaving for grad school. His art (which, see left, does not at all shout student work) is not leaving with him, however, and that means he's selling it to you, for cheap—like, $25 and up cheap. Easy justification, too: buying a piece helps further his education (you're welcome for that). Halter's work is also currently on view (and for sale) at High Five Salon in O'Bryonville through July 26. May 30 4–9 pm and May 31 12–4 pm, 1412 Walnut St., Over-the-Rhine3. LASHES / LASHES at Semantics GalleryAn alternative art venue for 22 years, Semantics manages a steady schedule of shows. On Tuesday, check out LASHES / LASHES, a show put together by Eddy Kwon and Lizzy DuQuette. Billed as a performance, installation, and artifact project, they say the gallery "will be transformed into a curious realm where mirrors, handmade lanterns, and wall creatures dance to a live performance of Eddy's newest solo record." Also in store: a fanciful way to release a record. May 27, 8 pm, 1107 Harrison Ave., Brighton4. Circus Memorabilia at the Main Library Meandering through the Main Library, you've likely seen the exhibit cases scattered throughout. Next time, give them more than a passing glance. Through June 6, you'll find a selection of circus ephemera and photography from the library's collection. Plus, circus art is tied to Cincinnati history: A local lithograph company printed many of the posters. If you're thinking this sounds more-museum-than-art exhibit, you may be right—but you've also never seen the prints. Through June 6, south building, second and third floors, 800 Vine St., downtown, 369-6900, cincinnatilibrary.org5. Art on Vine at RhinegeistYou've been for the beer, now go back for some art (and some more beer). The Over-the-Rhine brewery is hosting Art on Vine, which brings nearly 30 artists under their lofty, 1800s-industrial roof to display and sell their wares. Live music, food trucks, Holtman's Donuts, and Buona Terra Gelato will be joining in. All to say: Eat, drink, and enjoy the art. June 1 and 29, 12–7 pm, 1910 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine, (513) 344-3401Photographs via their respective events.
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Drake kicks off this So Far Gone cut, currently being pushed as a radio single, with a few words of clarification: "You know, a lot of girls be thinkin' my songs are about them. This is not to get it confused: this one's for you." Which is pretty flattering, but—oh, wait, he's not talking about me? Damn. In all seriousness, though, this cut is sure to have female fans swooning left and right; over Boi-1da mellow, midtempo production, Drake addresses a special lady he considers the "Best I Ever Had." Showcasing his skills as a singer on the hook, Drake packs his verses with the relaxed lyricism Booth readers have come to know and love—heck, he even manages to make a sexually explicit reference to The Andy Griffith Show sound romantic. For the few who haven't already grabbed their own copies, So Far Gone is available now for free download, and, seeing that the rapper's on the verge of signing with Atlantic, Thank Me Later may not be far off.
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Which means the day is coming—sooner than many people think—when a great deal of money is going to abruptly melt out of the higher education system, just as it has in scores of other industries that traffic in information that is now far cheaper and more easily accessible than it has ever been before. Much of that money will end up in the pockets of students in the form of lower prices, a boon and a necessity in a time when higher education is the key to prosperity. Colleges will specialize where they have comparative advantage, rather than trying to be all things to all people. A lot of silly, too-expensive things—vainglorious building projects, money-sucking sports programs, tenured professors who contribute little in the way of teaching or research—will fade from memory, and won't be missed.
But other parts of those institutions will be threatened too—vital parts that support local communities and legitimate scholarship, that make the world a more enlightened, richer place to live. Just as the world needs the foreign bureaus that newspapers are rapidly shutting down, it needs quirky small university presses, Mughal textile historians, and people who are paid to think deep, economically unproductive thoughts. Rather than hiding within the conglomerate, each unbundled part of the university will have to find new ways to stand alone. There is an unstable, treacherous future ahead for institutions that have been comfortable for a long time. Like it or not, that's the higher education world to come.
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SOUTHPORT, NC (WECT)- Family and friends of Keith Vidal gathered at the Brunswick Funeral Services home to pay their last respects to the teenager Friday night.
Vidal was shot and killed by a police officer last Sunday. An investigation into the incident has been opened up by the State Bureau of Investigation.
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Anthony Owens, a friend of Vidal, said he still couldn't believe the friend he had known for years was gone.
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Objectives of International Men's Day include a focus on men's and boy's health, improving gender relations, promoting gender equality, and highlighting positive male role models. It is an occasion for men to celebrate their achievements and contributions, in particular their contributions to community, family, marriage, and child care while highlighting the discrimination against them.
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First things first, what is a front-end developer and what makes it different than your normal, 'full-stack' web developer? I'm specialized! I focus on the front end, or what is sometimes called the theme layer. I use tools like HTML, CSS (Sass these days), and Javascript (mostly jQuery) to turn static designs into fluid, interactive, and production ready interfaces.
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Cheerful, considerate, and fiercely loyal, that's Juan. He'll jokingly refer to himself as a dictator—the product of his being the creator of an entire world—but the reality is pretty close to the opposite. If anything, it's a tyranny of benevolence, even as his role here has evolved from project manager to Client Services Director, and now a Partner at EchoDitto.
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We here at EchoDitto enjoy exploring the new and cool ways technology is reshaping our world.
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The HealthCare.gov fiasco is a timely case study in how "big" is a liability in today's age of radical connectivity. Big institutions - a giant federal bureaucracy, huge technology contractors, and a bloated government procurement process - spent over $500,000,000 creating a glorified webform -- and failed. But these big organizations never stood a chance, and smaller, more agile, and nimbler firms and processes could have mitigated these risks which now threaten the President's legacy.
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- Anonymous said...
lovely post Laura! Fab dresses too. And thanks for the answer re the heels! I felt so inadequate seeing you in all these heels but now i know you pop some flats in your bag I feel better! I love the RB pouch too - I bought a blue one from Cos for exactly the same purpose - ingenious!
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- Antonella said...
usually people put precious stones and art pieces under a glass-bell.....even though Louboutins could be as valuable as diamonds !!! lovely post and congratulations to Claire!
- 5/28/2012 9:19 pm
- Lafashionfolie said...
That shirt dress is great- so timeless. Lovely post as usual.
Sophie x
Ps. let me know if you find a high street version of the dress!
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- Lucy said...
Love the maxi shirt dress. Since having my baby a year ago, I've found maxis really impractical, even though I love them, so make the most of them now! Aww, it's great being pregnant with your best friend. I was with mine too, also three weeks apart, which then became 9 days as she was late and I was early. Our boys are best buds too now, as I'm sure your babies will be. Once yours has arrives, you might find www.itsamummylook.com useful! X
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- Nishka said...
I just came across your blog recently and absolutely love your fashion sense! Congratulations on being a to - be mum, the glow is quite evident. I was just wondering if you could let me know where can I get these Chanel sandals from. I'm based in Dubai, and there seems to be nothing on the website. I have my doubts on it being the spring - summer collection. Will wait to hear from you:) - Nishka
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X Server 1.8
is here. Being developed under
a new process
, this new X Server from the X.Org project was given a
31 March release date
. It wasn't released on Wednesday as planned, but it's coming today -- just two days later. Based upon the sizable delays in earlier X.Org Server releases, this is not bad at all.
The X.Org Server 1.8 release offers udev support to replace HAL on Linux, xorg.conf.d support, and much more. All of the X Server 1.8 chances are talked about in our
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The next release will be X Server 1.9 with X.Org 7.6 and it's expected to be released in late September or October. Kudos to Keith Packard (who has served as the new release manager) and the X.Org developers for getting this work done and pretty much on time.
At the time of publishing, an official X Server 1.8 release announcement has yet to appear, but you can find this new release
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Emory Cinematheque, a free weekly series of 35mm film screenings, returns tonight, Jan. 22 at 7:30 p.m. with the 1937 war film "Le Grande Illusion" (1937), directed by Jean Renoir.
The series' theme for the spring 2014 semester is "Global French Cinema." Curated by Charlie Michael, an assistant professor in Emory's Department of French and Italian, "Global French Cinema" explores the global current that permeates the history of French film and is comprised of a mix of canonical examples of French cinema and contemporary titles with specifically "global" themes and influences.
"The idea I had for the series [and accompanying Emory College class] is to discuss the ways in which French cinema -- so often conceived as a "national" history of directors and art movements -- has actually had global elements for its entire history," says Michael.
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Jan. 29: Les enfants du paradis / Children of Paradise (Marcel Carné, 1945)
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Apr. 23: OSS 117: Caire, le nid d'espions / OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies (Michel Hazanavicius, 2006)
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On one of the benches it looked like there was someone rolled up in a sleeping bag, with a back pack nearby. An empty shopping cart was about 20 feet away (may not be connected.)
Now I don't think that it would take 6 police cars and there would be no need for the yellow "caution" tape if it was just the "Let's move along, no sleeping" of a homeless person, so I can only conclude that someone died that night while sleeping on the bench.
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Before you go
If your current health insurance doesn't cover you for medical expenses incurred overseas, you should think about getting extra insurance. Find out in advance if your insurance plan will make payments directly to providers or reimburse you at a later date for overseas health expenditures. (In many countries doctors expect payment in cash.)
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You'll find that there's a wealth of travel health advice available on the internet. The World Health Organization (www.who.int/ith/) publishes an excellent book called International Travel and Health, which is revised annually and is available online at no cost. Another good website of general interest is MD Travel Health (www.mdtravelhealth.com), which provides complete travel health recommendations for every country and is updated daily.
Medical checklist
acetaminophen/paracetamol (Tylenol/Panadol) or aspirin
adhesive or paper tape
antibacterial ointment (eg Bactroban) for cuts and abrasions
antidiarrhoeal drugs (eg loperamide)
antihistamines for hay fever and allergic reactions
anti-inflammatory drugs (eg ibuprofen)
bandages, gauze, gauze rolls
DEET-containing insect repellent for the skin
iodine tablets or water filter for water purification
oral rehydration salts
permethrin-containing insect spray for clothing, tents and bed nets
scissors, safety pins, tweezers
steroid cream or cortisone for poison ivy and other allergic rashes
sun block
Since most vaccines don't produce immunity until at least two weeks after they're given, visit a physician four to eight weeks before departure. Ask your doctor for an International Certificate of Vaccination (or 'the yellow booklet'), which will list all the vaccinations you've received. This is mandatory for countries that require proof of yellow fever vaccination upon entry, but it's a good idea to carry it wherever you travel.
Bring medications in their original, clearly labelled containers. A signed and dated letter from your physician describing your medical conditions and medications, including generic names, is also a good idea. If carrying syringes or needles, be sure to have a physician's letter documenting their medical necessity.
Recommended vaccinations
NZ has no vaccination requirements for any traveller. The World Health Organization recommends that all travellers should be covered for diphtheria, tetanus, measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox and polio, as well as hepatitis B, regardless of their destination. Planning to travel abroad is an ideal time to ensure that all routine vaccination cover is complete. The consequences of these diseases can be severe and while NZ has high levels of childhood vaccination coverage, outbreaks of these diseases do occur.
Dangers & annoyances
Though often reported in loud and salacious detail by headline-hungry broadsheets, violent crime is not common in NZ. Auckland is considered the 'crime capital' of the country, but it's very safe by most international city standards.
Theft, primarily from cars, is a major problem around NZ, and travellers are viewed as easy marks. Avoid leaving valuables in vehicles, no matter where it's parked; the worst places to tempt fate are tourist parking areas and the car parks at trailheads. If the crown jewels simply must be left behind, pack them out of sight in the boot (trunk) of the car – but carry your passport with you, just in case.
Don't underestimate the dangers posed by NZ's unpredictable, ever-changing climate, especially in high-altitude areas.
NZ has thankfully been spared from the proliferation of venomous creatures found in neighbouring Australia (spiders, snakes, jelly- fish etc). Sharks hang out in NZ waters, but are well fed by the abundant marine life and rarely nibble on humans; that said, attacks on humans do occasionally occur. Much greater hazards in the ocean, however, are the rips and undertows that plague some beaches and can quickly drag swimmers out to sea. Take notice of local warnings when swimming, surfing or diving.
The islands' roads are often made hazardous by speeding locals, wide-cornering campervans and traffic-ignorant sheep. Set yourself a reasonable itinerary instead of careening around the country at top speed and keep your eyes on the road no matter how photogenic the scenery may be.
In the annoyances category, NZ's sandflies are a royal p.i.t.a.. Lather yourself with insect repellent in coastal areas.
In transit
Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
Blood clots may form in the legs during plane flights, chiefly because of a prolonged period of immobility. The longer the flight, the greater the risk. The chief symptom of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) is swelling or pain of the foot, ankle or calf, usually – but not always – on just one side. When a blood clot travels to the lungs, it may result in chest pain and difficulty breathing. Travellers with any of these symptoms should seek medical attention immediately.
To prevent the development of DVT on long flights, you should walk about the cabin, perform compressions of the leg muscles (ie flex the leg muscles while sitting), drink plenty of fluids and avoid alcohol and tobacco.
Jet lag & motion sickness
Jet lag is common when crossing more than five time zones, resulting in insomnia, fatigue, malaise and/or nausea. To avoid the effects of jet lag, try drinking plenty of nonalcoholic fluids and eating light meals. Upon arrival at your destination, get exposure to natural sunlight and readjust your schedule (for meals, sleep etc) as soon as possible.
Antihistamines such as dimenhydrinate (Dramamine) and meclizine (Antivert, Bonine) are usually the prefered choice for treating motion sickness. Their main side effect is drowsiness. A herbal alternative is ginger, which works like a charm for some people.
While you're there
This is a significant risk, especially during the winter months or year-round in the mountains of the North Island and all of the South Island. Mountain ranges and/or strong winds produce a high chill factor which can result in hypothermia, even in moderately cool temperatures. Early signs include the inability to perform fine movements (such as doing up buttons), shivering and a bad case of the 'umbles' (fumbles, mumbles, grumbles, stumbles). The key elements of treatment are changing the environment to one where heat loss is minimised, changing out of any wet clothing, adding dry clothes with wind- and water-proof layers, adding insulation and providing fuel (water and carbohydrate) to allow shivering to build the internal temperature. In severe hypothermia, shivering actually stops; this is a medical emergency requiring rapid evacuation in addition to the above measures.
Spider bites
NZ has two poisonous spiders, the native katipo (not very poisonous and uncommon to the point of being endangered) and the introduced (thanks, Australia) white-tailed spider (also uncommon). White-tailed spider bites have been known to cause ulcers that are very difficult to heal. Clean the wound thoroughly and seek medical assistance if an ulcer develops.
Surf beaches & drowning
NZ has exceptional surf beaches, particularly on the western, southern and eastern coasts. The power of the surf can fluctuate as a result of the varying slope of the seabed at many beaches. Check with local surf life-saving organisations before entering the surf and be aware of your own limitations and expertise.
Ultraviolet light exposure
NZ has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, so you should monitor UV exposure closely. UV exposure is greatest between 10am and 4pm – avoid skin exposure during these times. Always use SPF30+ sunscreen, making sure you apply it 30 minutes before exposure and that you reapply regularly to minimise sun damage.
Tap water is universally safe in NZ. Increasing numbers of streams, rivers and lakes, however, are being contaminated by bugs that cause diarrhoea, making water purification when tramping essential. The simplest way of purifying water is to boil it thoroughly. You should also consider purchasing a water filter. It's very important when buying a filter to read the specifications so that you know exactly what it removes from the water and what it doesn't. Simple filtering will not remove all dangerous organisms, so if you cannot boil water it should be treated chemically. Chlorine tablets will kill many pathogens, but not parasites such as giardia or amoebic cysts. Iodine is more effective in purifying water. Follow the directions carefully and remember that too much iodine can be harmful.
Amoebic meningitis
There is a small risk of developing amoebic meningitis as a result of bathing or swimming in geothermal pools in NZ – mostly in regions such as Rotorua and Taupo. In such pools, keeping the head above water to prevent movement of the organism up the nasal passage reduces the risk (which is pretty low to start with). Symptoms usually start three to seven days after swimming in a geothermal pool and early symptoms of this serious disease include headache, fever and vomiting. Urgent medical care is essential to differentiate the disease from other causes of meningitis and for appropriate treatment.
The giardia parasite is widespread in the waterways of NZ. Drinking untreated water from streams and lakes is not recommended. Using water filters and boiling or treating water with iodine are effective ways of preventing the disease. Symptoms consist of intermittent bad-smelling diarrhoea, abdominal bloating and wind. Effective treatment is available (tinidazole or metronidazole).
Hepatitis C
This disease is a growing problem among intravenous drug users. Blood-transfusion services fully screen all blood before use.
The country's HIV rates have stabilised after major media campaigns, and levels are similar to other Western countries. Clean needles and syringes are widely available.
Meningococcal disease
This occurs worldwide and is a risk with prolonged dormitory-style accommodation. A vaccine exists for some types of the disease (meningococcal A, C, Y and W).
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)
In NZ STDs (including gonorrhoea, chlamydia and herpes) occur at rates similar to most Western countries. The most common symptoms are pain on passing urine and a discharge. Infection can be present without symptoms, so seek medical screening after any unprotected sex with a new partner. Sexual health clinics are run as part of major hospitals.
Availability & cost of health care
Health insurance is essential for all travellers. While health care in NZ is of a high standard and not overly expensive by international standards, considerable costs can be built up and repatriation can be extremely expensive.
Health care in New Zealand
NZ does not have a government-funded system of public hospitals. All travellers are, however, covered for medical care resulting from accidents that occur while in NZ (eg motor vehicle accidents, adventure activity accidents) by the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC). Costs incurred by treatment of a medical illness that occurs while in NZ will only be covered by travel insurance. For more details see www.moh.govt.nz and www.acc.co.nz.
NZ has excellent specialised public health facilities for women and children in the major centres. No specific health concerns exist for women but greater care for children is recommended to avoid environmental hazards such as heat, sunburn, cold and marine hazards.
The 24-hour, free-call Healthline (0800 611 116) offers health advice throughout NZ.
Self-care in New Zealand
In NZ it is possible to find yourself in a remote location where, in the event of a serious accident or illness, there may well be a significant delay in emergency services getting to you. This is usually the result of weather and rugged terrain, particularly on the South Island. Therefore, an increased level of self-reliance and preparation is essential. Consider taking a wilderness first-aid course (such as the one from the Wilderness Medicine Institute). In addition, you should carry a comprehensive first-aid kit that is appropriate for the activities planned. To be really safe, ensure that you have adequate means of communication – NZ has extensive mobile-phone coverage, but additional radio communication equipment is important for remote areas, and can usually be hired from Department of Conservation visitor centres in popular tramping areas.
Pharmaceutical supplies
Over-the-counter medications are widely available in NZ through private chemists. These include painkillers, antihistamines for allergies, and skin care products.
Some medications that are available over the counter in other countries are only available by a prescription obtained from a general practitioner. These include the oral contraceptive pill, most medications for asthma and all antibiotics. If you take a medication on a regular basis, bring an adequate supply and ensure you have details of the generic name, as brand names differ between countries. The majority of medications in use outside of the region are available.
Traveller's diarrhoea
If you develop diarrhoea, be sure to drink plenty of fluids, preferably an oral rehydration solution containing lots of salt and sugar. A few loose stools don't require treatment but if you start having more than four or five stools a day, you should start taking an antibiotic (usually a quinolone drug) and an antidiarrhoeal agent (such as loperamide). If diarrhoea is bloody, persists for more than 72 hours and/or is accompanied by fever, shaking chills or severe abdominal pain you should seek medical attention.


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Dinner for Fiends: Nature Runs Amok!
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Midnight Meat Train Arrives in August!
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Thursday, 24 February 2011
Valencia panoramas
I love the panorama feature on Scott's camera. I think I used it a little bit too much on holiday and it started to annoy Scott though! There were just so many amazing views! The first photo is the ciudad de la artes y ciencias. It is designed by the architect Calatrava and they are all very unique and futuristic looking buildings, such a contrast from the old town with the towers from when it was a walled city and the cathedral. The middle photo is the mercado central, an amazing food market with nearly 1000 stalls in it! The range of food they sell is amazing, especially on the butcher stalls. You can buy chicken feet, carcases, sheeps heads, every single organ of many animals! So much choice! They use all the left over parts to make amazing stock and aren't half as squeamish as we are in England. I wish some butchers would take a leaf out of the Spaniards books! The final photo is the view from the miguelete, looking down into plaza de la virgen.
Valencia is such a beautiful city, I would really recommend it for a short break. It's right near the beach, has a huge park going right through the centre (the River Turia would flood every year so they diverted the river and the river bank is now an amazing park, perfect for running or cycling through!), amazing food, great climate & amazing people too! (Ha, I would say that, being half Valenciana. Both of my grandparents are originally from there which is why we visit). But if you're bored of Madrid or Barcelona, you should definitely give Valencia a try.
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Your photos look amazing! i love the panoramic mode too! But it's a great way to capture what you see.ReplyDelete
Sounds like the market was good fun. Lots of very unusual food items! We are far too squeamish your right!
I shall at Valencia to my "weekend get away" lists as it looks delightful.
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Those photos are fab, Valencia looks like such a beautiful place :-)ReplyDelete
Looks amazing!ReplyDelete
Love the photos and I really want to go to Valencia now :) xx
Oh Helen what stunning photos!ReplyDelete
I love panoramas, I always take loads when we visit new places, its such a great way to get a feel of a place. yours are lovely.ReplyDelete
Looks amazing, that's such a good feature to have on your camera - I'd be using it all of the time! xReplyDelete
Ooh I wonder if my camera has that feature?! Valencia does look lovely, this about the fifth recommendation I've had, definitely on my list!ReplyDelete
I would LOVE to be spanish! If nothing else for, then at least for the sun and heat, it's all rain and cold here in the UK!ReplyDelete
Those photos are amazing! Valencia looks so lovely!ReplyDelete
Lovely photos! Thanks for the comment on my blog, been meaning to start a blog for ages and finally got round to it :) yeah I need to take that quote and apply it to everything in life!ReplyDelete
Wow, what a great camera feature - these give a fantastic new perspective, and Valencia looks beautiful!ReplyDelete
Valencia look great through your pictures and text :) I wouldn't mind visiting someday.ReplyDelete
Aah I love panoramic photos too, and these are no exception! Whenever i try though i can never line it up properly...definitely need some practiceReplyDelete
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Sun Apr 18, 2010 11:53 pmAstros manager Brad Mills declined to name either Jeff Keppinger or Kazuo Matsui his starting second baseman on Sunday.
Fantasy Source Spin: It almost doesn't matter at this point, until Keppinger's bat cools off. It's not as though Houston is going to bench him while he is raking, especially when taking into consideration the struggles of those around him. "We're still just a dozen games into the season," Mills said when asked about the situation. "Let's wait and see how everything plays out. I'm cognizant to get (Matsui) out there and get him on a roll. It's tough, but it's tough to not get the other guy (Keppinger) out there." Keppinger is batting .355/.429/.484 in 35 plate appearances. NL-only players should pounce on him if he's still available. Matsui, meanwhile, has a .190 OPS in 22 plate appearances.
Source: MLB.com
Sun Apr 18, 2010 10:27 pmAaron Rowand will not require surgery to repair broken bones in his face.
Fantasy Source Spin: The news came after he met with doctors in San Francisco on Sunday. Rowand sustained three fractures in his cheekbone after taking a Vicente Padilla fastball to the head on Friday. His vision is improving and his headaches have subsided, so he can resume baseball activities while he is on the disabled list. He should be able to return in early May.
Sun Apr 18, 2010 9:43 pmJair Jurrjens was encouraged by an increase of velocity in Sunday's start against the Rockies.
Fantasy Source Spin: He allowed three runs and struck out nine -- one short of a career high -- over eight innings in a no-decision. "The velocity is back," Jurrjens said. "I know everybody was worried about that. The thing I'm happier about is that I got my changeup back. The last two starts, I didn't have my changeup at all. Today, it felt like it was coming back. I just need to keep working on it and have a better start the next time out." His fastball was between 87-89 mph on Monday while allowing eight runs to the Padres. On Friday, it was mostly between 90-92 mph while topping out at 94. He is now 0-1 with a 6.06 ERA through three starts, but Sunday's start was certainly encouraging after previous struggles.
Sun Apr 18, 2010 9:35 pmLance Berkman, who homered and doubled twice in a game for Triple-A Round Rock, told manager Brad Mills that he is ready to return to the lineup on Tuesday against the Marlins.
Fantasy Source Spin: It would be his first game of the season for the Astros after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his left knee on March 13 and beginning the season on the disabled list. "[Mills] asked me if I could go Tuesday, and I said, 'Absolutely," Berkman said. "He said is this the type of thing where we're going to have to nurse you along, and I said, 'No, you can run me out there for about 10 or 15 games and see what happens.' I anticipate being in the lineup on Tuesday and not coming out of it until the end of the year." Certainly good news for fantasy owners and fans of the struggling 'Stros. Chris Johnson is a candidate to be sent down.
Sun Apr 18, 2010 9:21 pmEdwin Encarnacion missed his fourth consecutive game with soreness in his right shoulder on Sunday.
Fantasy Source Spin: The hope is that he will return for Monday's game against the Royals. He was expected back this weekend, but the club is exercising caution, as the pain is coming from Encarnacion's throwing arm. Stay tuned.
Source: Toronto Star
Sun Apr 18, 2010 8:18 pmCubs manager Lou Piniella plans to start batting Marlon Byrd leadoff against left-handed pitching, while dropping Ryan Theriot to the eighth spot against southpaws.
Fantasy Source Spin: Jeff Baker will bat second against left-handers in the proposed switch, while Xavier Nady would bat cleanup and Aramis Ramirez would bat fifth. Piniella, trying to shake up the team after it dropped the last two games to the lowly Astros, announced the moves with three of four left-handers against the Mets coming up.
Source: ESPN Chicago
Sun Apr 18, 2010 8:03 pmDaric Barton (elbow) received inconclusive X-ray results, so he will undergo an MRI on Monday.
Fantasy Source Spin: He suffered a right elbow contusion after getting hit by Baltimore starter Brian Matusz in the fourth inning of Sunday's game. The MRI results will dictate how much time Barton misses. Now batting .317, let's hope he receives good news.
Source: Jane Lee on Twitter
Sun Apr 18, 2010 7:59 pmX-rays on Cliff Pennington's right wrist and hand were negative.
Fantasy Source Spin: He left Sunday's game after his hand was stepped on in a dive into first base in the third inning. Pennington isn't likely to miss any time.
Sun Apr 18, 2010 7:57 pmMets designated first baseman Mike Jacobs for assignment.
Fantasy Source Spin: Signed to a minor league deal this offseason, Jacobs had a golden opportunity to seize the starting first base job in New York after Daniel Murphy went down. Instead, he hit 208/.296/.375 in 24 at-bats, some of which came in the cleanup spot, where Jerry Manuel started him on Opening Day. The guess here is that Ike Davis is about to receive a promotion, leaving Jacobs, likely to clear waivers with the way he has played the last two years, the starting first baseman at Triple-A. His days as a starter in the major leagues appear to be over.
Sun Apr 18, 2010 3:42 pmMilton Bradley was scratched from the Mariners' Sunday lineup.
Fantasy Source Spin: Bradley is still feeling some soreness in his upper right calf. He was replaced in left field by Eric Byrnes.
Source: Seattle Times
Sun Apr 18, 2010 3:05 pmDodgers designated RHP Russ Ortiz for assignment.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Dodgers need his roster spot for Jon Link. Ortiz gave up eight runs in seven innings. He should be finished as a major leaguer, but then again that was true years ago.
Sun Apr 18, 2010 2:36 pmPhillies released LHP Jake Woods.
Fantasy Source Spin: Woods never appeared for the Phillies but made 45 appearances for Triple-A Lehigh Valley in 2009 and 2010.
Sun Apr 18, 2010 2:24 pmBrian Tallet experienced stiffness in his forearm following his start on Saturday against the Angels.
Fantasy Source Spin: Manager Cito Gaston said that Tallet's stiffness would be monitored leading up to his next scheduled start. Gaston hoped it was nothing to worry and that they would simply wait and see how he was feeling.
Sun Apr 18, 2010 2:10 pmManny Ramirez is not in the Dodgers' lineup Sunday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Ramirez was one of the regulars rested Saturday against Tim Lincecum and was pulled out of Friday's game with tightness in his right calf. It's a bit unusual to give him back-to-back days off without a physical reason, so perhaps the calf injury is more severe than previously believed.
Source: Hank Schulman on Twitter
Sun Apr 18, 2010 2:01 pmMLB.com's Bill Ladson reports that the Blue Jays have some interest in Jason Bergmann, who was recently designated for assignment by the Nationals.
Fantasy Source Spin: Livan Hernandez's incredible start makes Bergmann a little more expendable, but given the struggles the rest of the rotation has had, it would seem unlikely that the Nationals would be willing to part with another option cheaply. Still, if the Jays make them a good offer, Bergmann is expendable with Steven Strasburg just a phone call away.
Source: William Ladson on Twitter
Sun Apr 18, 2010 1:41 pmRonnie Paulino was scratched from Sunday's lineup with tightness in his right quad.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Marlins had been using a platoon with Paulino and John Baker, so it isn't a large drop-off from Paulino to his backup, but it's not an ideal situation. The Marlins have an off-day Monday and will face a right-hander on Tuesday, so Paulino will have a few days off to rest his quad.
Sun Apr 18, 2010 12:27 pmJ.A. Happ may miss his next start in Atlanta due to forearm soreness.
Fantasy Source Spin: Manager Charlie Manuel told ESPN's Jayson Stark that they would, "just wait and see how he does." With Joe Blanton still on the disabled list and Kyle Kendrick already in the rotation, if Happ can't make his start, the Phillies will need to dig a bit to find his replacement.
Source: Jayson Stark on Twitter
Sun Apr 18, 2010 12:15 pmAlex Gordon is starting at third base and batting eighth for the Royals Sunday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Gordon got off the plane and into the on-deck circle Saturday as he drew a ninth inning walk as a pinch hitter. He starts Sunday as the Royals try to avoid being the first team swept at the Twins' new stadium.
Source: Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Sun Apr 18, 2010 11:26 amCarlos Quentin is out of the White Sox's Sunday lineup.
Fantasy Source Spin: Quentin is locked in a 2-for-24 slump and the Sox offense as a whole has been uninspiring, so he sits as part of a lineup shakeup. Quentin is a major key to the Sox offense, so they--along with fantasy owners--are really hoping Quentin wakes up and starts crushing the ball soon.
Source: chicagobreakingsports.com
Sun Apr 18, 2010 11:08 amJulio Borbon is out of the Rangers lineup Sunday and may have lost his leadoff spot to Elvis Andrus according to the Dallas Morning News' Evan Grant.
Fantasy Source Spin: Andrus takes over the leadoff spot Sunday, but without Borbon in the lineup. When both of them are in the lineup, it seems likely that if Andrus continues to lead off, Borbon would move to the ninth position in the order. No one needs to tell Borbon owners that he's had a slow start to the season, so hopefully a day off and a move down in the order will help him find the stroke he showed at the end of last year. This does raise Andrus' value, as he should get plenty of chances to steal bases from the leadoff position.
Source: Evan Grant on Twitter
Sun Apr 18, 2010 10:10 amIan Desmond is not in the Nationals' starting lineup Sunday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Cristian Guzman replaces him at shortstop and bats second in the Nationals' order.
Sun Apr 18, 2010 8:30 amTom Gorzelanny suffered a bruised arm after being struck by a Pedro Feliz line drive, but expects to be able to make his next scheduled start on Thursday against the Mets.
Fantasy Source Spin: It was a scary moment, but Gorzelanny was able to finish out the inning, which was a good sign from the start. Though we're sure manager Lou Piniella would have been understanding had Gorzelanny missed his next start, the fact remains that Ted Lilly is about to come off the disabled list and will be taking someone's spot in the rotation. Gorzelanny will be hoping for a strong outing against the Mets in the hopes that Lilly takes someone else's starting job.
Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer
Sun Apr 18, 2010 8:05 amMark Ellis (hamstring) has missed the last six games, but could return for Tuesday's series opener with the Yankees.
Fantasy Source Spin: Hamstring injuries have a reputation for lingering, and Ellis' injury has done just that. Ellis has been out since April 13 and will miss Sunday's game as well, but the A's have a scheduled off-day on Monday before their series with the Yankees, so Sunday's absence should be his last before his return.
Source: San Jose Mercury News
Sat Apr 17, 2010 11:28 pmGiants placed outfielder Aaron Rowand on the 15-day disabled list with fractured cheekbones.
Fantasy Source Spin: He suffered a mild concussion and two small fractures of his left cheekbone after being hit in the head by a Vicente Padilla fastball on Friday. Rowand will miss a minimum of two weeks. If the injury requires surgery, it would only add one additional week to his absence. Expect Rowand back in early-to-mid May. Until that time, Eugenio Velez is a must-add in all NL-only leagues and deeper mixed formats.
Tue Feb 19, 2013 2:50 pm
Phillies pitching coach Rich Dubee indicated Tuesday that team will likely go with either Cole Hamels or Cliff Lee on opening day
Fantasy Source Spin: Halladay has made 10 straight opening day starts, but that streak could come to an end this year, as the club would prefer to split Hamels and Lee up in the rotation. "I think it's how we line up best," said Dubee. "Realistically, we could pitch anybody the first day as far as Doc, Cole and Cliff. On most staffs, they are No. 1 starters, so they all could pitch opening day. But part of what we're thinking is trying to split those two lefties. Last year we started with two lefties (after Halladay) and I'd just like to split them up."
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer
Thu Jan 31, 2013 11:30 am
Wilson had no shame in signing a lucrative five-year deal with the Angels after coming up with Texas. His contract looked good early in the year, but Wilson's poor control returned and bit him in the second half with a 5.54 ERA in 16 starts. It was also a surprise that Wilson had more issues keeping the ball in the park after moving out of hitter-friendly Arlington, though homers were still not a major issue. The return of his BB/9 rate at 4.0 could be a real problem if it continues, however.
Fantasy Source Spin: His value has fallen slightly, and rightfully so since Wilson's poor control has returned. Last season may be the real deal if he doesn't correct those issues quickly.
Source: Fantasy Source
Thu Jan 31, 2013 11:29 am
Wilson made only two appearances before undergoing Tommy John surgery in mid-April, effectively ending his 2012 season. There were some warning signs during his 2011 campaign, including losses in velocity and control. The surgery will hopefully allow him to rebound fully, but the Giants found an alternative in Sergio Romo late last season.
Fantasy Source Spin: Wilson's reputation alone should allow him to get his role back at some point, though it remains to be seen how good his control will be after the injury.
Thu Jan 31, 2013 11:29 am
Williams opened 2012 as the Angels' fifth starter after re-emerging late in 2011, but his results were mixed. The former top prospect had a 4.83 ERA in 15 starts, though his plus command still showed and could get him another opportunity in the future.
Fantasy Source Spin: Good command still makes him a potential single-league fill-in if he gets starts again.
Thu Jan 31, 2013 11:28 am
Wilhelmsen's great story culminated with the closer role in Seattle, as he replaced the struggling Brandon League last season. Wilhelmsen signed with Seattle in 2009 after a four-year hiatus from baseball, and his mid-90s fastball has made him a dominant reliever for the club. His 9.9 K/9 rate and 3.00 K/BB ratio of 2012 is the stuff of pure closers, and Wilhelmsen pitched even better in save situations than normal with a 1.76 ERA.
Fantasy Source Spin: Some will think Wilhelmsen is unproven as a closer, but all the peripherals show he can be a fine second-tier option.
Mon Jun 23, 2014 8:44 am
Joe Smith allowed a home run to Brad Snyder in the ninth inning of Sunday's win over the Rangers.
Fantasy Source Spin: But he struck out two of the other three batters he faced to protect the Angels' late lead. It was a non-save situation. Smith is currently in a committee at closer with Ernesto Frieri, Mike Morin and maybe a few others.
Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:03 pm
Carlos Martinez will start Sunday against the Phillies.
Fantasy Source Spin: He'll take the place of Michael Wacha, who will have his turn skipped in the rotation in order to give him a little rest. Martinez allowed an unearned run on two hits over four innings against the Mets on Monday. He might not work deep into the game on Sunday either, but he could make for an appealing streaming option.
Source: Derrick Goold on Twitter
Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:00 pm
The Cardinals will skip Michael Wacha's next start.
Fantasy Source Spin: There's nothing wrong with Wacha, but the Cardinals want to give him a little bit of a breather. This is the perfect time to do it, as Adam Wainwright is slated to rejoin the rotation Saturday and Carlos Martinez can start in Wacha's place on Sunday.
Thu Jun 19, 2014 3:54 pm
Ernesto Frieri served up a walkoff grand slam to Nick Swisher on Thursday afternoon in Cleveland.
Fantasy Source Spin: Anaheim led 3-1 heading into the bottom of the 10th inning and Cam Bedrosian was brought in for the save. But manager Mike Scoiscia turned back to Frieri after Bedrosian loaded the bases on two walks and a double. That's when Swisher went deep to win it. The Angels' bullpen is a mess right now.
Tue Jun 17, 2014 3:32 pm
Red Sox recalled INF Garin Cecchini from Triple-A Pawtucket.
Fantasy Source Spin: This confirms a report from Chris Cotillo of MLB Daily Dish. Cecchini, who had a one-day stint with the big club earlier this month, was batting .263/.344/.329 with two home runs and 24 RBI over 62 games in Triple-A this year. He figures to function in a utility role.
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Media Note The text of the following statement was issued jointly by the Governments of the United States of America and the Republic of Korea on the occasion of the... Read More
Celebrating Women's Equality Day
DipNote blog
U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues, Catherine Russell
On August 26, 1920, the 19th Amendment was passed, giving American women the fundamental right to vote. Today, on this important anniversary, we celebrate Women's Equality Day and all of the... Read More
Vietnamese Government's Decision to Convict Activists Bui Thi Minh Hang, Nguyen Thi Thuy Quynh, and Nguyen Van Minh
U.S. Embassy Hanoi - Hanoi, Vietnam
U.S. Department of State
We are deeply concerned by the Vietnamese government's conviction and sentencing of activists Ms. Bui Thi Minh Hang, Ms. Nguyen Thi Thuy Quynh, and Mr. Nguyen Van Minh to 3... Read More


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Finding love can be tough, between online matchmaking, speed dating, and blind dates. So now, a British couple is hoping to make it easier to spot love right on the street.
They're selling plastic wrist-bands, which tell the world you're single and looking for love!
The "My Single Band" bracelets are already on sale in the U.K., and plan to launch here, stateside, in a couple of weeks.
Mike and Jenn try out some of KimbertonWhole Foods and Victory Brewpub's beer inspired ice cream.
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