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Criminal Procedure: Investigation and Right to Counsel, Second Edition, is derived from the successful casebook Comprehensive Criminal Procedure and is designed for a short survey course or a traditional investigation course. Like the parent book, it covers investigation using a thematic approach and offers an appropriate balance of explanatory text and secondary material with well-written notes. The Second Edition of this sophisticated book adds new co-author, Andrew Leipold, one of the nation's leading criminal procedure scholars, who brings a wealth of knowledge and teaching experience to the new edition. Written by an outstanding author team, this casebook offers: A manageable, accessible format. Thematic organization, structured around important main themes: Real-world implications of alternative regulatory regimes The power of legislatures to indirectly eliminate procedural rights through changes in substantive criminal law Modern law of criminal procedure as a direct consequence of the effort to end racial discrimination in the United States The impact of limited resources Sound grounding in the criminal process and the right to council. Thorough coverage of Boyd v. United State The Fourth Amendment The Fifth Amendment Investigating Complex Crimes New to the Second Edition: Updated throughout. Substantial revision of Chapter 3, Right to Counsel, fully incorporating recent and important developments in the areas of ineffective assistance and self-representation, and improving both content and organization of cases and notes throughout the chapter. Reworking of Chapter 6, the Fifth Amendment, taking into account Supreme Court's recent line of Miranda decisions, as well as the recent dismantling of Michigan v. Jackson doctrine regarding the Sixth Amendment right to counsel.
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The Chosen People – for Incarceration
"They've created a permanent caste from which people cannot escape," said Larry Hamm, chairman of the Newark-based People's Organization for Progress (POP), referring to America's system of mass Black incarceration. POP supports the New Jersey Decarceration Act, aimed at drastically reducing prison populations. Historically, police forces and prisons have expanded to contain Black people, socially and geographically. "What they're worried about now is there's a potential for us to build alliances with other groups that have been economically disenfranchised in the last few decades, and that there could be an even wider societal response to the suffering that's going on in this country," said Hamm.
Challenge to Arbitrary Solitary Confinement
Prison inmate Lester Alford has hauled New Jersey into court, charging prison officials with arbitrarily locking him in solitary under appalling conditions. "They only gave him one set of clothing for three years, and didn't let him clean his cell for three years," said Jean Ross, a lawyer who has advised many state prisoners. The state accused Alford, now middle-aged, of being a gang leader. "There is no excuse, no defense to the fact that they placed him under isolated confinement without any kind of due process of law, and under conditions that we would not keep animals in," said Ross, who is also an organizer with the People's Organization for Progress.
Former Panther Blasts Huey Newton
Wayne Pharr, a former captain in the Los Angeles chapter of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense, has just published a book titled Nine Lives of a Black Panther: A Story of Survival. "I don't bash anybody but Huey Newton," the Panther co-founder who, Pharr writes, set himself up as Supreme Commander and sent hit squads against members considered disloyal. "That's what turned me off from the whole thing, because that spoke of ego and no humility," said Pharr, who now makes his living in real estate. The FBI's infamous COINTELPRO played a role in the party's demise. "We knew were under surveillance with COINTELPRO," said Pharr, "and COINTELPRO is still working, right now."
U.S. Complicit in Israeli Crimes
"Not a minute of this war would be possible without complete and total U.S. funding, political support, and diplomatic support every step of the way," said Sara Flounders, of the International Action Center. But, "the world has not been silent" to the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza, nearly 2,000 of whom – overwhelmingly civilians – have died at Israeli hands. What the Israeli's want, said Flounders, "is the silence of the grave; that's their only plan." A huge demonstration is set for this Saturday, August 9, at the United Nations building in New York, said Flounders, who is also an organizer with UNAC, the United National Anti-War Coalition.
Mumia: Zionists Lust for Land
America's best known political prisoner says "Israel intentionally targets civilians, which is a war crime." Mumia Abu Jamal, in a report for Prison Radio, called Israel "a settler colonialists state which has no use for the indigenous people of Palestine, yet lusts for its land." President Obama claims Israel "has the right to defend itself. But, one wonders: doesn't Palestine have that right, as well?"
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Socialism is by no means dead, except in the minds of much of what passes for the Left in the West. Socialists are struggling to overcome capitalist relations of power in various places around the world. "Radicals would benefit much from studying the cooperative economic and political structures of the Bolivarian process."
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Seattle Conference to Kick Off $15 an Hour Ballot Initiative
So popular is the demand for a $15 an hour minimum wage, the corporate establishment and virtually the entire city council of Seattle, Washington, claim to favor the hike. To ensure that these erstwhile allies don't water down the proposal, however, the 15 Now campaign will kick of a drive, on April 26, to collect 50,000 signatures to put the wage increase on the ballot. "We have lots of different people involved: socialists, Green Party activists, community groups, Latino organizations," said Jess Spear, organizing director for 15 Now and also a member of the Socialist Alternative party, whose local leader, Kshama Sawant, won a seat on the council, last year. "Socialist Alternative sees the need for democratic socialism to replace capitalism so that we can really deal with all the problems that face society," said Spear.
Supreme Court Decision Renders U.S. a "Zombie Democracy"
The U.S. electoral system has entered the realm of the living dead, said Ajamu Baraka, an editor and columnist for Black Agenda Report. The recent McCutcheon ruling, which allows the rich to spend virtually unlimited funds on political campaigns, confirms that the "system doesn't really function, it has no internal life – but that's been the case from the very beginnings of the Republic," said Baraka. "The only elements in society that were allowed to participate were white men with property. What we have now is a full circle back to that reality."
Fusion Spy Centers Target Activists
Human rights activists in 7 cities recently protested against U.S. intelligence Fusion Centers that allow local law enforcement and contractors to share information on political dissent. "There is this guise that they're trying to keep us safe from terrorists," said Jamie Garcia, of Stop LAPD Spying, "but we're finding out that they're actively targeting social justice organizers" through these "mega spy centers."
Black Lives Endangered in Detroit, Chicago, Congo
The crowds that come to hear about the slaughter of six million Congolese since 1996 – the biggest genocide since World War Two – "don't make a distinction between what's taking place on the South Side of Chicago, or in Detroit, and what's happening in the Congo," said Maurice Carney, executive director of Friends of Congo. "They immediately recognize that getting involved" in defending the lives and rights of Congolese "is an indication of the value they hold for Black life," said Carney.
Blacks and "Bio-Sexual Politics"
David Austin, the Montreal-based activist, educator and author of Fear of a Black Nation, said "bio-sexual politics" is "a primeval fear of Black folks that is rooted in the recurring need to control Black bodies…a phenomenon that is intimately connected to fear of Black rebellion and the spread of Blackness as a political contagion." Austin took part in "Black Folk in Dark Times: A Workshop on Sovereignty, Citizenship and Freedom," at Vanderbilt University, in Nashville.
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Class and race oppression brings death by many means. "The person or movement partaking in revolutionary suicide has chosen to confront death by fighting for liberation."
Why We Are REALLY Beyond the Non-Profit Industrial Complex In the Age of Neo-liberal Monopoly Capitalism
by Danny Haiphong
The ruling class deploys ostensible do-gooders as agents of social destruction and control. "Non-profits have played a large role in channeling revolutionaries into comfortable careers that promote liberalism and collaboration with monopoly capital." Although outfits like Teach for America aren't on the stock exchange, they are vastly beneficial to finance capital.
by Noelle Hanrahan and Stephen Vittoria
The U.S. Senate used hatred of Mumia Abu Jamal to defeat Debo Adegbile's nomination as chief of civil rights at the U.S. Justice Department. "U.S. Senators and political pundits regurgitate blatant lies that seek to demonize Abu-Jamal because they face zero accountability regarding their use of the purported 'facts.'" When it comes to Abu Jamal, they are free to lie at will.
by Danny Haiphong
Barack Obama took his presidential oath on Dr. King's bible, but has spent every day in office fighting against MLK's legacy. "If King were alive today, he would be on the streets opposing each and every one of Obama's neo-liberal economic policies and imperialist wars."
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IFCO Tax Exemption Imperiled
The IRS is threatening to revoke the tax-exempt status of the Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization, IFCO, the venerable anti-poverty and human rights group. The government is investigating IFCO's aid to Palestinians in Gaza and its assistance to U.S. students that want to avail themselves of medical scholarships in Cuba. The web site of the pro-Israel Investigative Project on Terrorism accuses IFCO of links to Hamas. "To have the IRS utilize a blog to come after a 47-year old, faith-based, non-profit organization run by people of color since its inception, is an outrage and an insult," said IFCO co-director Gail Walker.
Health Disparities Rooted in Racist Legacy
Racial income and wealth gaps lead to racial health disparities, said Brian Miller, executive director of United for a Fair Economy, UFE. "Vast economic disparities are still with us, and these disparities, coupled with racial segregation, create a toxic soup that is brewing up health problems and shortening people's lives," said Biller, at a press conference to debut UFE's 2014 State of the Dream Report, "Healthcare for Whom? Enduring Racial Disparities."
War on Poverty was Great Success
The War on Poverty accomplished many of its goals, according to Annelise Orleck, professor of history at Dartmouth University and co-editor of The War on Poverty: A Grassroots History, 1964 – 1980. President Lyndon Johnson's community action programs made enemies. "It shook things up when poor people demanded representation in school boards and housing boards and welfare boards," said Orleck. The War on Poverty was attacked "not because it failed, but because it succeeded."
White Racism Undermined Anti-Poverty Effort
"White backlash" scuttled some War on Poverty programs, including job training for minorities in the skilled trades. White workers whose union hiring halls had "for decades hired their sons, their nephews" became Reagan Democrats, said Jill Quadango, professor of sociology at Florida State University and author of The Color of Welfare: How Racism Undermined the War on Poverty. White union members saw minority trainees as "a direct threat to their prerogative to choose who was hired."
Mumia on COINTELPRO
A new book reveals the identities of three people who broke into an FBI office in Media, Pennsylvania, in 1971, and made off with files on the bureau's COINTELPRO campaign against Blacks and the Left. Mumia Abu Jamal, America's best-known political prisoner, recalled learning of the revelations, shortly after he left the Black Panther Party. "To read about people who you've known for years, who were FBI informants, was absolutely mindblowing," Abu Jamal told Heidi Boghosian, executive director of the National Lawyers Guild and host of WBAI Radio's Law and Disorder program.
Socialism Needed – Quickly
Capitalism "is utterly irrational, it's out of control, and unless we democratically organize and plan this economy, they're going to kill us, literally, through climate change," said Michael Steven Smith, co-editor of Imagine: Living in a Socialist USA. The new book contains 31 essays by a wide range of Left activists and writers.
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by BAR editor and senior columnist Margaret Kimberley
Forty three years ago, a group of brave activists clandestinely liberated documents from an FBI office that proved the existence of COINTELPRO, the government program to destroy the Freedom Movement. A new book recounts how most of the media refused to touch the story. Today, the chill is even deeper.
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by Jeffrey B. Perry and Charles V. Richardson
In January, 1971, the young producer of Boston public television's groundbreaking program Say Brother, was found dead in a Mexican resort, along with his fiancé. Ray Richardson was the grandson of Harlem radical Hubert Harrison. The cause was listed as drowning but, as in this year's death of Malcolm Shabazz, grandson of Malcolm X, in Mexico, questions still linger.
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Tic-Tac-Toe, X versus O
by BAR editor and senior columnist Margaret Kimberley
Thanks to The First Black President and The First Black Attorney General, "the only people safe in speaking of or contacting Shakur are those who mean her harm." To speak of Black liberation, its heroes and history, is a crime of terror. "Barack Obama has made manifest his predecessor's desire to create a truly fascist machinery in this country."
by Kwasi Anokye
How does a fractured movement fight for release of activists facing false charges, while simultaneously defending the rights of other imprisoned freedom fighters to resist oppression by any means necessary? "Standard leftist language would have us defend our freedom fighters merely as unjustly treated individuals, not as righteous insurgents." But what about our inherent right to self-determination?
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Don't Depend on Obama
"Whatever happens in November, our job doesn't change," said anti-racism activist Tim Wise, author of Dear White America: A Letter to a New Minority. "The symbolic value of a Black face in a high place does not necessarily translate into structural change." A mass movement is necessary to force elected officials to address social issues, "because they are not going to do it in and of themselves."
COINTELPRO Never Ended
The government's Counter Intelligence Program of the Sixties was never shut down, said Larry Pinkney, former Black Panther and political prisoner. The Feds continue to plant provocateurs in activist ranks. "It's the oldest trick in the book," said Pinkney, "and the reason it has consistently worked is, we've got too many 'sheeple' out there who are about to find themselves in a situation where they have no Constitutional or human rights."
Offshore Trillions
Measuring the global elite's offshore cash stashes is "like estimating the size of a black hole," said James Henry, author of Tax Justice Network-USA study titled "The Price of Offshore, Revisited." Between $21 trillion to $32 trillion is hidden from tax collectors, said Henry, a former chief economist for the McKinsey consulting group. Developing nations are actually net lenders to First World countries, "to the tune of $11 trillion, which is exactly opposite the way global capital markets are supposed to function."
Africa at Crossroads
"The African Union has proven itself incapable of resolving armed conflicts" in Libya, the Ivory Coast and Guinea-Bissau, said Dr. Gerald Horne, professor of history and African American Studies at the University of Houston. South Africa, the sub-Saharan powerhouse, is key to continental security. "It's either get South Africa off the sidelines or invite in the United States or some outside power – and, obviously, the latter is too ghastly to contemplate."
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We're jazzed about the upcoming release of Dark Shadows, and while we were researching a bit about the 1960s TV show that inspired the movie, we realized just how many movies have been based on TV shows. Thus, the theme of this week's Name That Movie quiz is movies that have spawned from television series. Think you know your stuff? Give it a shot!
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Main Street represents the final cinematic contribution from the late playwright and screenwriter Horton Foote (To Kill a Mockingbird, Tender Mercies). His rich vocabulary and observance of southern life continues on in this motion picture, but it also holds the producers captive. Unable or unwilling to challenge the writing legend, Main Street unfolds with a myriad of problems in the areas of characterization and resolution. Theres something interesting here at the core of the conflict, but the story is offered so little room to breathe, coming across rushed and undercooked.
Life has slowly dwindled out of Durham, North Carolina since the demise of the tobacco industry. Home to shell-shocked residents unable to reverse neighborhood fortunes, help arrives in the form of Gus (Colin Firth), a Texan looking to store canisters of hazardous waste in empty warehouses owned by lifelong resident Georgiana (Ellen Burstyn), who turns to her niece Willa (Patricia Clarkson) for advice. Promising a prosperous future in exchange for local cooperation, Gus appears to be sincerely interested in brightening Durhams future. On the other side of town is Harris (Orlando Bloom), police officer nursing a crush on Mary (Amber Tamblyn), a frustrated young woman feeling stifled, eager to move on to a bigger city with fresh opportunities.
Director John Doyle (making his feature-film debut) does such a successful job evoking the death of small town America, he makes Main Street just heartbreaking to watch at times. Its a story of the death of an industry, detailing the lethargic daily doings of people whove remained after big business has departed. Durham is a potent location for such a display, highlighting the remnants of the cigarette heyday, with miles of dilapidated warehouse spaces left empty, without much hope of ever being put to use again.
That desperation makes room for an intriguing story of economic salvation, with Durham considering replacing one poison with another just to stay afloat. Main Street doesnt push hard enough on the community despair that motivates the consideration of Guss seemingly dark offer, with Foote leaving substantial tension behind to focus on the needs of his characters, all facing some type of radical change in their lives. Georgiana represents the heart of the story; shes an elderly woman whos lived in Durham all her life, only now facing financial ruin and loss of her home, taking to Guss offer as way to make ends meet. Foote doesnt leave a moment of her concerns behind, scripting lengthy, windy monologues for Burstyn, making the feature feel more like a eulogy than a drama.
Footes compulsion to investigate the trepidation of the population is commendable, but it often derails Main Street, losing essential drive to wind around individuals who dont always have much to offer. The subplot between Mary and Harris is a good example of a distraction the film could use less of, though the young womans demand to exit Durham before all hope is lost is a fascinating urge the screenplay doesnt do enough with. Theres also the question mark of Gus, whose integrity is rarely in doubt. Theres no mysterious gray area of loyalty, no question of hucksterism. Gus is basically an honest man dealing in a business he knows makes others quite uneasy. Tension slowly deflates as it becomes clear Foote isnt interested in complicating matters beyond financial worry.
The performances are gusty and heavily accented but considerate, doing what they can with a rigid script. Its unfortunate the ensemble is basically hung out to dry by the conclusion of the film, a major cop-out that affixes a yellow smiley face on tale of pessimism. I cant tell if Foote is being optimistic or ironic, but Im positive it doesnt work. Main Street deals with too many complex issues concerning community outcry and self to accept a sunny day for ending.
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By Jess Blumberg Mayhugh. Posted on December 30, 2010
Tomorrow night is New Year's Eve, when everybody scrambles to find some way to ring in the new year. Well, you can relax. Over at Suzanne's In Good Taste blog, she's already listed a bunch of food-centric events going on tomorrow night. And, below, I've spelled out some of the standout nightlife events happening. So, see, we've made it easy for anyone to find the right New Year's event.
- Big Night Baltimore 2011: This hotel mega-party put on by Hi Ball Events and HeidnSeek Entertainment is taking place at the Sheraton City Center. The event includes eight party rooms, open bars, dinner, and entertainment. Music is being provided by '80s band The Reagan Years, Hyjinx, and Betty Ford Dropouts, as well as six DJs. Midnight promises a big balloon drop and toast. Discount rooms at the Sheraton available. Tickets: $99.99, VIP: $149.99.
- Downtown Countdown: Lindy Promotions and Mother's are again putting on the Downtown Countdown at the Hyatt Regency. This year, the theme is "Roots, Rock, Rap, and Reggae," with live performances from the Charm City Devils, Can't Hang, and Tone Loc (yes, the guy from Ace Ventura). There's also a five-hour open bar, dinner buffets, comedy form 98 Rock's Mickey Cucchiella,and music from DJ Kopec. Tickets: $119, VIP: $164 (and going up).
- New Year's Eve at Ottobar: The Ottobar is taking its two biggest dance parties and combining them on New Year's Eve. For the first half of the night (8 p.m.-midnight), DJ Craig Boarman spins a mix of Madonna, Prince, Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga, and Britney Spears. For the second half (midnight-4 a.m.), DJs Simon Phoenix and Cullen Stalin spin a TaxLo mix of indie, elecro, hip-hop, and club music. Buffet food and no cover after 1 a.m. Tickets: $10.
- New Year's Eve Spectacular at Ram's Head Live: After a whirlwind tour to promote their new album, southern rockers J. Roddy Walston and the Business are headlining this year's show at Rams Head Live, with openers Beard, Mickey Free, and Alto Verde. The show is $20 with a complimentary Fordham Beer Tasting at midnight.
- The 8x10 Club: Electronic three-piece Damn Right! (who I wrote about playing Artscape) is headlining the 8x10's New Year's show. Also on stage is Shook with their brand of soulful pop, and Marmoset & Nuemann. Champagne toast at midnight. Tickets: $23 at the door.
One of the best parts? The MillerCoors brewing company is giving $25,000 to the Maryland Transit Administration to provide free rides on bus routes, light rail, and the Metro for six hours between 8 p.m. tomorrow night until 2 a.m. New Year's Day. And, per usual, Yellow Cab, AAA Mid-Atlantic and the State Highway Administration are offering Tipsy? Taxi! from midnight until 4 a.m. They will comp cab rides under $50 that are originating in the city. So, here's to a fun (and safe!) New Year!
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White Buffalo continues to be awesome! After winning the 2012 Chapter of the Year, we then won Fall Fellowship this September! That was awesome. We have been working hard this year to serve our district. We had many people goto Spanish Peaks for the service project (Oct) , and our Chapter Adviser Greg Holt was in charge of the kitchen there. Everyone loved the food and we were proud that White Buffalo's leaders were helping so much. It has been a good year for the chapter. We brought in 30 new members through Ordeals. Also really good was that we converted more than 50% of our eligible Brotherhood candidates, which is one of the highest percentages in the lodge. Our chapter membership grew 15% over last year and we retained 75% of our membership from 2012. We are proud of this and hope 2014 is even better!


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Researchers now believe that consuming too much meat and dairy during middle ages is as dangerous as smoking.
A study, published in Cell Metabolism, followed middle-aged adults' response to a high-protein diet because "what's good for you at one age may be damaging at another," according to a news release.
Researchers said protein controls a growth hormone called IGF-O, which helps our bodies grow. However, it has been linked to a predisposition to cancer. That hormone level drops off after 65. Researchers say this means that a high-protein diet — derived from animal sources — is harmful in middle-aged adults yet protective in older age.
After tracking middle-aged adults for nearly two decades, they found that those who ate a diet rich in animal proteins were four times more likely to die of cancer than a person who ate a low-protein diet. That mortality risk is similar to smoking, researchers said.
High-protein diets in middle-aged adults also increased the risk of dying early and make them more like to die of diabetes, the study found.
Protein has been the buzzword for the past several years, and some diets, such as Atkins and Paleo, have emphasized that. The truth is, according to nutrition experts' recommendation, we probably get more than enough protein without knowing it.
The suggestion is that we consume .8 grams of protein per kilogram of weight in middle age. For a 130-pound person, that's 45 to 50 grams of protein each day.
If you are eating a portion of meat with each meal, along with milk or cheese, while also chugging protein shakes throughout the day, you're probably exceeding the recommendation.
Researchers in this study said that even a moderate protein diet has its risks in middle-aged adults. A high-protein diet is considered at least 20 percent of calories from protein, researchers said. A moderate protein diet is 10 to 19 percent, while a low-protein diet equates less than 10 percent of protein.
Studies sometimes just scratch the surface. New information can be found years from now that conflict with what is being found today. But what strikes me about this study is that it is a reminder to go back to the basics. We can never go wrong with upping our consumption of vegetables.
Regardless of whether you agree with a plant-based diet or can't live without meat, make a concerted effort to scale back on the animal protein and add just a little more of the green stuff.
At least we know it won't hurt.
Read the study at tinyurl.com/p5sv6tx.


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Think of our A(TL) to Z index as your essential shopping list. We scoured the city's best markets and shops to find fruits and vegetables at the peak of the season, fragrant olive oils, crusty breads, locally raised meats, tempting sweets, and much, much more. Plus, we sneak in a few restaurant recommendations. // Photographs by Greg Dupree; styling by Angie Mosier
A Asparagus Out of all the vegetables that chefs and writers rave about tasting better straight from the garden, this is the one truly worth savoring only in its season. The first tender spears embody spring: pale green with tips like just-budding ferns and with a singularly earthy sweet-astringent flavor. To yield the few weeks of asparagus heaven (otherwise known as right now!), organic farmers tend their patches year-round, so expect to pay upwards of $5 for a small bunch. It's worth the price. And arrive at farmers markets early: The delicacy sells out fast. We especially love the asparagus from Crystal Organic Farm at Morningside on Saturday mornings. morningsidemarket.com
B Bread When it comes to the staff of life, Atlanta doesn't measure up to cities like New York and San Francisco, which have surfeits of obsessed bakers mastering tangy rounds and perfectly crisp baguettes. But it is possible to find soul-satisfying bread locally. We pinpointed the one standout example at each of our best bakeries:
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Star Provisions The city's finest baguettes, hands down. We're even fonder of the baguette variation called pain d'epi, shaped to resemble a wheat stalk with "leaves" that rip off in easy chunks. starprovisions.com
H&F Bread Co. At the hidden retail store on Ellsworth Industrial Boulevard, we fell hardest for the pain au levain, a French predecessor to American sourdough with smoky complexity. hfbreadco.com
Alon's At both the Virginia-Highland and Dunwoody locations, we're partial to the chewy, oblong ciabatta, ideal for sandwiches. Tip: Slice and toast leftovers to make crostini. alons.com
Breadgarden Midtown's hidden bakery down Amsterdam Walk manages to give whole-wheat bread sex appeal. The round feels hefty but reveals a light texture and an enticing nuttiness. breadgarden.wix.com/breadgarden
> Brazilian Flavors in MariettaDevotees of Asian cuisines know that Buford Highway and Duluth serve them well. But travel west for a culinary adventure featuring flavors from another part of the globe; Cobb County is home to the metro area's largest Brazilian population. Restaurants specializing in Brazilian food tend to come and go, but one exception is Marietta's Brazilian Bakery Cafe, which has been around since 2006. Home in on bites like pastéis, airy pockets of fried pastry dough filled with chicken, hearts of palm, and a creamy béchamel sauce. Or try the BB Bauru, a popular Brazilian sandwich with ham, cheese, and tomato served on griddled bread. Cases of cakes and truffles tempt, but the refreshingly light passion fruit mousse is the true dessert gem. brazilianbakerycafe.com
> Banner Butter When Decaturites Andrew and Elizabeth McBath decided to build a business on flavored butters, they knew they had a concept that could, well, easily spread. Combinations include roasted garlic, basil, and parsley (sublime melted over grilled steak), and cinnamon, cardamom, and ginger (which will give your oatmeal a jolt of spice). The couple had been using locally made butter, but in February they purchased a churning machine to make their own. The McBaths sell through groceries such as the Mercantile in Candler Park as well as at Peachtree Road Farmers Market. bannerbutter.com
C Cool Beans Coffee Roasters Finding a superb cup of joe made by skilled baristas has never been easier in Atlanta. While shops like Octane (on the Westside and in Grant Park) and Dancing Goats (in Decatur and at Ponce City Market) tend to garner most of the attention, Cool Beans on Marietta Square deserves props for providing serious coffee culture to the northern suburbs since 2001. Owner Kevin Langill roasts more than forty varieties of beans—including single origins from farms around the world, blends, and eight versions of decaf produced without chemicals—right in the store, using a lipstick-rouge roaster built in France and aptly nicknamed "Big Red." When its alarm goes off, the blare might startle you enough to slosh your java. But Langill's attention to temperature and timing results in smooth, not-too-darkly roasted brews that highlight the coffees' more subtle flavors. coolbeanscoffeeroasters.com
> Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams Given how few independent ice cream shops exist in Atlanta, it's no surprise that Jeni's—a small, nationally lauded chain based out of Columbus, Ohio—saw an opportunity here. Lines frequently trail out the doors of its first area store in the Westside Provisions District. The secret is founder Jeni Britton Bauer's talent for unusually sophisticated flavors. Beyond intense standards like dark chocolate and black coffee are inventions like the Yazoo Sue, ice cream flavored with smoked beer and rosemary-scented bar nuts. Look for Jeni's second Atlanta location in the forthcoming Krog Street Market this summer. jenis.com


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Ducati has come up with a genuinely and refreshingly different motorcycle with the Ducati Hypermotard. It offers all the fun of a conventional supermoto motorcycle with its light and agile handling, and a pathological penchant for wheelies, but thanks to its big n'smooth 1078cc V-twin engine, comfy seat and roomy riding position the Ducati Hypermotard is practical too. Kind of! Watch ...
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This Suzuki GSX-R1000 is the original 'Gixxer-thou' – THE top dog sports bike of its day. Later Suzuki GSX-R1000s became smaller and more revvy as well as faster round circuits and arguably easier to handle. The original Suzuki GSX-R1000 K1 and K2 models are still supremely competent sports bikes and pretty decent all round machines too.
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Sunday bikes make you feel good; they're not commuters, they're not people carriers, they're not really track bikes and they're certainly not tourers. They're for summer blasts, posing and polishing to a fine sheen. The MV Agusta Brutale 910 is the mother of all Sunday bikes – expensive, impractical, temperamental and utterly brilliant.
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The MV Agusta F41000S blends a monster engine, God-given handling and heart-aching beauty to be possibly one of the most desirable two-wheeled creations of all time. Only its high price, discomfort and lack of convincing reliability prevent it taking full marks.
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The ignored Ducati family – the sports touring motorcycles – got a big boost with the arrival of the Ducati ST3 model in 2003. Its three valve per cylinder engine was new and unique in the Ducati range – previous sports touring Ducatis made do with other motorcycles' hand me downs. A refreshing, different sports touring motorcycle with decent reliability so far.
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The BMW R1150RT has all the comfort needed to blitz Europe – and it handles too. Proof that a motorcycle can take you a pillion and plenty of luggage to those Alpine passes can be fun once you get there. The R1150RT is lighter than most full tourers of the time and superbly built too – but it's no rocket in ...
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The current BMW K1200GT, launched in 2006, is very different from previous generation BMW K1200GTs. It uses BMW's latest frame and across the frame four cylinder engine which is a much faster, more stable motorcycle with more luxury.
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Hyper-sports touring motorcycle. One of the latest BMWs and that means it's a seriously sorted motorcycle. The BMW K1200S has Suzuki GSX-1300R Hayabusa rivalling power but comfort and practicality too. Some radical engineering and plenty of proven technology. The latest Japanese hyper motorcycles are edging again on power – but the BMW K1200S is never short of shove. Watch the BMW K1200S take ...
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The BMW K1200R is another from the latest-generation Beemers that blow away the firm's reputation for dull motorcycles. A 170mph naked motorcycle with looks that fuse sci-fi and retro with plenty of brawn. Basically a stripped down but modified BMW K1200S. It seems crazy but BMW offer small fairings for the BMW K1200R so you can occasionally use all the 163bhp this ...
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The Aprilia RST1000 Futura is desperately underestimated, sadly short lived and now a potential bargain. Aprilia's ambitious rival for Honda's polished VFR sports-tourer is able, well-specced and potent. Quirky styling put off many, however, it sold poorly and depreciated massively. If you like the looks the Aprilia RST1000 Futura is a used bargain.
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A New Hampshire Tea Party head has said that he hopes the majority justices in the Supreme Court's ruling on the Affordable Care Act get "get colon cancer," according to the Merrimack Patch. Mike Malzone, founder of the Merrimack, New Hampshire Tea Party joined the ranks of conservatives who are heaping opprobrium upon the heads of the Supreme Court, who upheld the bulk of the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature piece of domestic legislation as constitutional on Thursday.
Conservatives have exhibited a veritable rainbow of bad reactions to Thursday's announcement. Former Fox News personality Glenn Beck has taken to selling Chief Justice John Roberts T-shirts that say "Coward" on his website ($30 plus shipping and handling). Matt Drudge and others have been blaming the ruling on Roberts's epilepsy medication, although presumably his ruling on Citizens United was not affected by the same factors.
Merrimack, New Hampshire libertarian and Tea Party president Mike Malzone has gone further than others in his outrage, declaring in a Facebook post on the Merrimack Tea Party page, "I hope the (5 supremes) get colon cancer."
When the post was met with outrage, Malzone backtracked a day later, while waxing lachrymose.
"I didn't wish for anyone to die, but I said I do wish for them to feel our pain," he said. "No one cares about me, they all make their promises and then go do what they goddamn feel."
Malzone was a Merrimack city councilman who contemplated, but never followed through on making a run to unseat Rep. Frank Guinta (R-NH). Guinta signed a compromise bill to raise the nation's debt ceiling in summer of 2011, a move that disappointed many Tea Partiers.
"It's easy to talk the talk, but when you get there, you need to walk the walk," he said at the time, "We've got nothing to lose except this country."
With regards to wishing cancer on members of the nation's highest court, Malzone told the Patch that he's not a hateful person, and that "he loves serving his community and giving back and he's the first to help a neighbor if they need it."
To the Tea Party leader, the Supreme Court ruling was a personal breaking point.
"I'm so fed up, I'll do anything for anybody," he said, "but they're breaking me, they're breaking me down."
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NASA loses contact with Deep Impact probe
Launched in 2005, the Deep Impact unmanned spacecraft has had a long career making flybys of various comets, but NASA says that mission control lost communications with the probe on August 8 and has been unable to restore the link. Read More
Perseid meteor shower promises to be a dandy
Early August always brings with it the promise of a spectacular show in the form of the Perseid meteor shower. This shower, which peaks August 11-13, is one of the most reliable and active meteor displays throughout the year. A new NASA study also shows that more Perseid meteors are fireballs (averaging over 100 per year) than in any other meteor shower. Read More
The first comet discovered this year, Comet C/2013 A1, is currently projected to pass within about 23,000 miles (37,000 km) of the surface of Mars late in 2014. While this event in itself promises spectacular views for astronomers, the uncertainty of the comet's orbit includes a significant chance of an impact on Mars. If this happens, the impact would be hundreds of times more powerful than the asteroid impact that wiped out the dinosaurs on Earth. Read More
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Any comet you can see is a good one. Comet PANSTAARS is beginning its run for observers in the Southern Hemisphere, and will become visible to those in the Northern Hemisphere in the first few days of March. However, updated estimates suggest the peak brightness will be considerably less than was earlier predicted. Read More
First comet found with ocean-like water
A recent discovery may add support to the theory that the water on Earth was brought by a rain of comets. Scientists have analyzed the comet Hartley 2, and discovered that ice found on it has the same composition as ocean water. The discovery was made utilizing an orbiting telescope on the Herschel Space Observatory, which can observe organic molecules by reading their far-infrared wavelengths. Read More
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On Valentine's day, while we were all cooing over your loved ones or lamenting the obvious negligence of the postman, scientists at Denver's NASA station were cooing over something rather larger. On February 14th this year, NASA's Stardust probe made its second visit to the comet Tempel 1 at 8.40pm PST, shaving the comet at a distance of 111 miles (178 km) and traveling at a relative speed of 24,300 mph (10.9 km per second). This is the first time scientists have been able to get a second look at a comet, which allows them to compare data from the first visit in order to learn more about these icy inhabitants of our solar system. Read More
NASA's Deep Impact studies Hartley 2 comet close-up
Mission controllers from the University of Maryland-led EPOXI mission celebrated last week as NASA's Deep Impact space probe flew close by the Hartley 2 comet, sending back rare and valuable data about the comet. This is only the fifth time that a comet core has been viewed from such a near distance by a space probe, and it is hoped that by understanding comets better we can learn more about the origin and history of our solar system. Read More
If there's a killer asteroid or comet hurtling towards Earth it's probably best to know about it sooner rather than later. However, space is a big place and keeping our eyes out for these little blighters is no mean feat even with a mighty automated telescope to hand. Fortunately, astronomers in Hawaii have just announced they've successfully managed to boot up the Pan-STARRS (Panoramic Survey Telescope & Rapid Response System) telescope, also known as PS1. Working from dusk-to-dawn every night Pan-STARRS is able to map one-sixth of the sky each month, allowing astronomers to track every moving object, calculate their orbits and identify any potential threats to Earth. Read More
NASA confirms building blocks of life found on comets
Fresh evidence has been revealed to support the theory that life on Earth began in space. NASA's Stardust probe, a specially-designed comet 'chaser', successfully collected particles shed from Comet Wild 2 in 2004, and NASA scientists have since confirmed for the first time that amino acids can indeed be found on these extraterrestrial bodies. Read More
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The Minnesota Board of Animal Health is guided by a five-member citizen board appointed by the governor. Board members serve four-year terms and may be reappointed. Under Minnesota Statutes, three of the board members must be livestock producers and two must be practicing veterinarians.
The board members elect a president and vice-president and also annually appoint a veterinarian to serve as the state veterinarian and executive director of the Minnesota Board of Animal Health. The board meets quarterly. Board meeting notices are posted in the State Register and meetings are open to the public.
Contact the Board Members
Steve Brake | President of the Board and Cattle Producer, Wilmont
Holly Neaton, DVM | Vice President of the Board and Veterinarian, Watertown
Dean Compart | Swine Producer, Nicollet
Paul Hanowski | Poultry Producer, Swanville
Matt Anderson, DVM | Veterinarian, Zumbrota
Next Meeting of the Minnesota Board of Animal Health
The next quarterly meeting of the Minnesota Board of Animal Health will be held at 9:30 a.m. on September 3, 2014 at Cragun's Resort in Brainerd.
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Advantages: Spicy fragrance, instant hit of freshness, easy application.
Disadvantages: Lacks staying power, expensive.
...th the original 'old style' packaging still having an impact on the new designs. For example, the Lynx Africa spray still keeps the old colours of cerise and green. The official colour may be purple and/or pink, but in my opinion it is cerise. These colours are incorporated by stripes of the colour across the front of the canister. Also worth mentioning is the major change of the packaging. Th...
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Advantages: I was able to get a 6 am flight without leaving home stupidly early
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Any review of a hotel will come with baggage ? just like the occupants of the hotel?s rooms. I view the Novotel Birmingham airport through the rose tinted glasses of a gold membership of the Accor chain?s loyalty club ? in other words I?m a loyal user of this chain and it?s not unusual some months for me to spend almost as many nights in their Amsterdam branch as I do in my...
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...When one of my best friends got married yesterday (Sunday 19th December 2005) the location that she chose was the Novotel in Sheffield. This location was chosen for the entire day, which included the Civil Wedding at 2.30pm, the meal afterwards at 4pm and the evening reception which started at 7.30pm.
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Free Entrance to Lassen Volcanic National Park for Veteran's Day Weekend
Contact: Darlene M. Koontz, 530-595-6102
MINERAL, CA - To honor America's service men and women, Lassen Volcanic National Park will join other areas managed by the Department of the Interior in waiving entrance fees Saturday, November 9 through Monday, November 11. "We hope that visitors will come to Lassen Volcanic National Park this weekend to enjoy this wonderful park and remember our veterans and their role in keeping America safe," stated Park Superintendent Darlene M. Koontz.
Did You Know?
The reddish color sometimes observed on top of snow at Lassen Volcanic NP snow is a living organism called snow algae. When snow begins to thaw, these microscopic organisms spring to life. They function as a primary food source and are being studied for their cancer-fighting properties.


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I got bored and did fem!Nick Fury.
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Female Captain America cosplayers.
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Anyone who says anything about demoralizing women for those who picked a skin tight suit for their cosplay can straight fuck themselves because they obviously have not seen Captain's buns IN EVERY SCENE HE IS EVER IN OKAY
"Masculinity is a trait, not a gender"
In an effort to both allocate space for and document the existence of masculine women, photographer Meg Allen created a powerful series of portraits for an exhibit at Cafe Gabriela in Oakland, Calif.
Entitled BUTCH, Allen's series not only represents genderqueer women for a broader, heteronormative audience, but reaffirms butch identity within the queer community at a time when "butch flight," or gender transitioning, is arguably becoming more and more commonplace. It is, as Allen says on her website, "an homage to the bull-daggers and female husbands before me, and to the young studs, gender queers and bois who continue to bloom into the present."
These are some good looking folks
This is all I have ever wanted to see. My butch friends may sometimes get "Why don't you just become a man?" in the same way folks would tell me "Why don't you just be a butch lesbian?" Because masculinity and gender identity are two totally separate bubbles, that for some become a venn diagram, and for others, coexist peacefully inside of us.
Two things can exist independently, and coexist peacefully. Gender identity and masculinity/femininity/androgyny.


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Question from Zentigre
How do I socket a Gem ?
Forgive me but I cannot figure out how to socket gems into weapons or gear. I figure it needs to be done at a Sagecraft workstation, but cannot figure out the mechanics to insert the Gem. Help would be appreciated. TY
What I really need to know is what keys to use to get the Gem to move into a Socket.
I am trying to move the gem into the weapon or armor. How to get the gem from the Inventory into the Weapon or Armor. Can't figure this one out.
I am really lost in the woods on this one. Sometimes something so simple can be so complex for a boy like me (I am not all that bright).
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I am assuming you know about shard quality in relation to gem quality.
to socket gems, you need the right gems for the right sockets. armor/weapon/utility/epic gems. if you have the right gems and the right items with open slots, when you open the sagecrafting altar, the option to socket gems will be white instead of gray out.
note: epic gems can only be use on torso armor, even when you use blacksmithing to craft a custom one.
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Make sure you have weapons / armor that have slots and only bought / crafted gems can be used not shards.
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The stock market these days seems like a tale of two markets.
The first market, the general stock market, has held its value this year and experienced fairly low volatility despite slower-than-expected economic growth and a nagging concern among stock investors that the good times have gone on too long. Lately, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, to the surprise of many, has managed to hit new all-time highs.
And then there's the tech-stock market. Many of the largest names have had bear-market-styled falls. Based on what's been written on financial Websites, stocks in this market are either bubbles waiting to burst, bubbles that have already popped, or deflated bubbles that can lose more air.
A fresh piece on the Bespoke Investment Group site gives a list of tech stocks that have suffered dramatic falls after hitting 52-week highs over the past few months.
"Cloud, internet, social, growth...all are getting absolutely wrecked and nobody appears to be ready to catch the falling knives yet," writes Bespoke. "All of these stocks are solidly within the definition of a bear market (at least 20% off their highs) and look to be mired in that weakness for the foreseeable future."
For example, SolarCity SCTY -0.44% SolarCity Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq $70.48 -0.31 -0.44% Aug. 20, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.58M AFTER HOURS $70.18 -0.30 -0.43% Aug. 20, 2014 5:51 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3,312 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $6.56 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $51,201 08/08/14 Stocks to Watch: Tekmira Pharm... 08/07/14 SolarCity's Loss Doubles on Hi... 08/07/14 Morning MoneyBeat: Confused? W... More quote details and news » (ticker: SCTY) and Pandora Media P -1.69% Pandora Media Inc. U.S.: NYSE $27.35 -0.47 -1.69% Aug. 20, 2014 4:01 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4.75M AFTER HOURS $27.35 0.00 % Aug. 20, 2014 7:41 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2,804 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $5.74 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $742,701 07/24/14 Pandora Loss Widens on Higher ... 07/14/14 Justice Department Investigate... 07/03/14 GM Targets Ford Sync With New ... More quote details and news » (P) are down 46% and 45%, respectively. And glamour stocks Netflix NFLX +0.86% Netflix Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $472.19 +4.04 +0.86% Aug. 20, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.73M AFTER HOURS $472.41 +0.22 +0.05% Aug. 20, 2014 7:49 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9,275 P/E Ratio 138.07 Market Cap $28.13 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $2,102,160 08/19/14 HTC One for Windows Phone: Ano... 08/14/14 TV Review: The BBC Crime Drama... 08/14/14 Blockbuster Movies Fuel Big Wi... More quote details and news » (NFLX) and Tesla Motors TSLA -0.41% Tesla Motors Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $255.71 -1.05 -0.41% Aug. 20, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2.98M AFTER HOURS $255.25 -0.46 -0.18% Aug. 20, 2014 7:49 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 44,747 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $32.00 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $415,848 08/19/14 After Tesla Sets Record(s), Op... 08/18/14 Continental Hires Self-Driving... 08/15/14 Tesla Motors Extends Model S W... More quote details and news » (TSLA) have fallen 30% and 24%.
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But a piece by The Street argues that much of the reason for that increase—high expectations about the company's foray into cloud computing—could unravel and send the shares falling.
"The company said this week it will put $1 billion into cloud products and services over the next two years," writes Dana Blankenhorn, a contributing writer to The Street. "The problem is $125 million a quarter is chicken feed in the cloud wars, and profits there are becoming increasingly hard to come by."
Blankenhorn points out that the competition in the cloud-computer space is growing and it's coming from the likes of some formidable deep-pocketed companies including IBM, Intel, Amazon.com, Google and Microsoft.
The story succeeds in laying out the competitive challenges that HP will face. But it doesn't really make a strong enough case why the stock will plummet as a result.
That being said, any investor in HP at its current highs should be concerned about the cloud business.
Though many stocks have already fallen off big highs, there's still a sense among many in Northern California that euphoria in the tech sector remains.
In a piece packed with great anecdotes, Fortune senior editor at large Adam Lashinsky, who is based in San Francisco, discusses how the mood in the Bay Area is somewhat reminiscent of what was happening to tech-related companies in the late 1990s.
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VIVA Nikko offers FREE Breakfast and coffee & tea at lounge. 2 min from JR and Tobu Nikko Station. An ideal budget hotel for exploring Nikko area. A very convenient location; close to convenience stores and restaurants.
We return 1000yen per night as discount if you stay 2 nights or more. (500yen for Single) Bed-making not provided with this offer.
This hotel's main building was renovated in August 2006. We offer spacious, clean, comfortable, en-suite western-style rooms. A convenience store nearby.
== Facilities & Services ==
-Fridge, microwave oven and washing machine
-Towels, soap, shampoo, hair drier, TV and air-conditioning
-Safety box available at the reception.
-Trouser press free for rent
-Coffee, tea and green tea are free at lounge
-Free of charge for children under 6 years old.
-We rent Japanese pyjama for 100 yen and tooth brush for 100 yen.
Check-in: 3PM-11PM / Check-out: 10AM / Curfew: 11PM
*We can keep your luggage before the check-in.
== Located Near ==
-Nikko Toshogu (The Tokugawa Shognage Palace)
-Rin-no-ji (Temple)
-Futara-san (Shrine)
-Nikko Edo-mura (Edo Era Village)
-Chuzenji-ko Lake
-Mt. Nantai-san
-Senjogahara (Old War Plain)
-Kirifuri Kogen (Plateau)
Visitors are amazed by Nikko's natural beauty throughout the year!
Payments for room fees must be made at the time of check-in.
Car parking is also available for free.
VIVA Nikko is close to both JR and Tobu Nikko Stations. Only a few minutes from the stations. As soon as you walk toward the direction of Toshogu on Road #119.
Payments must be made at the time of check-in.
Check-in: 3PM-11PM, Check-out: 10AM, Curfew: 11PM
*We can keep your luggage before the check-in.
We return 1000yen per night as discount if you stay 2 nights or more. (500yen for Single) Room make-up not provided with this offer.
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I wanted to take my time to see the World Heritage site in Nikko and not try to do it in one day from Tokyo (you could do it in a day, though). The Viva Nikko was an excellent choice for what I was looking for. It was easy to find from the train station and when combined with my Tobu Line World Heritage Pass which entitled me to ride the bus to the shrine and temple area, there was very little energy wasted in getting to and from the site. I did walk back once so I could see the Shinkyo Bridge.
The room was nice, not overly large, but comparable to what I had stayed at in Europe. The breakfast was excellent and the staff friendly and helpful, even with my limited knowledge of Japanese. I would stay here again and would recommend it.
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Convenient location near the railway stations; large rooms, clean and quiet; helpful staff
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Very convenient location across from the train station. Traditional Japanese rooms with tatami but beds rather than futon and ensuite bath. Comfortable and clean. Nice quiche for breakfast. Staff didn't seem to speak much English but are obviously accustomed to foreigners so all interactions were easy.
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Location is excellent as very near to JR & easy to find. Breakfast was simple and nice.
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We're playing a great show this Saturday with Us With Wolves, Bearings, and PINE at Mavericks. All of the bands have members who are / were part of Algonquin College's Music Industry Arts program (including Arms' Dave), so we'll be bringing our A-game! Arms plans to debut two new songs. They're fun and dance-y tunes — looking forward to seeing how you like them! Doors are 8pm, tickets $10, 19+ show.
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Un Inn 2 Rappelez-vous, propose de charmantes et romantiques logements de vin de pays. La plupart de nos six chambres et suites comprennent le gaz ou foyer au bois, bains à remous pour deux personnes, et lits king ou queen. Quatre de nos chambres ont des entrées privées et terrasses avec vue sur le jardin. Nos deux maisons d'époque ont été construits Sonoma en 1869 et 1910, mais ont été entièrement rénovées pour offrir à nos hôtes de luxe et des équipements modernes. Notre emplacement à moins d'un pâté de maisons historique Sonoma Plaza est parfait pour faire du shopping, manger et visiter des lieux historiques, les invités peuvent se garer et marcher de caves, les restaurants et le marché de l'agriculteur local. Nous offrons une expérience de pays vin que vous n'oublierez jamais!
Located in the Historical Main House, Rose Garden Room features a King bed and a private bath with shower. This lovely room has an eleven foot ceiling, one large window overlooking the front garden and one on the side. Completely renewed in 2014, with a french vintage style and natural linen bedding to convey a warm and relaxing atmosphere. The natural carpet and paintings are hypoallergenic.
Located in the Historical Main House, Cornflower Room features a King bed and a private bath with shower. This cozy room has and eleven foot ceiling, one large window overlooking the Inn side. Completely renewed in 2014, with a french vintage style and natural linen bedding, to give a warm atmosphere for a perfect vacation. The natural carpet and paintings are hypoallergenic.
Palm Garden Suite is located in the historical rear building with a private deck and garden. Featuring a King Bed, a fireplace, a private bath with shower, a flat screen TV, this rooms offers all comforts you need. Completely renewed in 2014 with a French vintage style, you will experience a charming and timeless stay. Natural carpet and paintings are hypoallergenic
Located in the quiet rear house, our Wisteria Suite features a Queen Bed, a flat screen TV, a private bath with whirpool tub (with shower) and a sitting room with fireplace and a day bed for an extra guest. Completely renewed in 2014 with a fresh vintage style and with a private porch on the side garden, this lovely suite will ensure a memorable and relaxing stay. Natural carpets and paintings are hypoallergenic.
Jasmine Suite is our most private jewel. Located in the historical rear building, this Suite has an entrance in the back, facing our lovely rose garden and fountains. Jasmine room features a Queen bed, flat screen TV, private porch with comfortable chairs where to read a book or taste local wine, and whirlpool tub with shower in a private bath. This quaint cozy room is very quiet and distant from street traffic. it was completely renewed in 2014 with a fresh vintage style and you will love its shabby chic atmosphere. Natural carpets and paintings are hypoallergenic.
Mimosa Suite is our most romantic and large room. Located in the historical rare building and facing the back garden, you will enjoy our beautiful roses and romantic fountains. With a King bed and fireplace to cuddle your stay, whirlpool tub with shower in a private bath, a flat screen TV, and large porch, Mimosa is charmingly welcoming. A large picture window overlooks the front deck and patio. Completely renewed in 2014 with a French vintage style, this is the perfect Suite to have a "Stay 2 remember". Dream your evening in the back patio rocking swing.
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Wonderful rooms (ours had a sitting area and patio), and a delicious communal breakfast. The inn is perfectly located close to the town square. Kym and Les were great hosts, providing recommendations for 2 fun-filled days of walking, dining, wine tasting and even late-night snacks. We are definitely going back. -J2theB
5 sur mai 07, 2013
I surprised my wife with a trip to Sonoma for our 5 year anniversary. While researching places to stay, I emailed about 15 different B&Bs in Sonoma and Napa. Kym at an Inn 2 Remember was the only person that called and talked to me on the phone. All of the other B&Bs emailed me a canned message referring me back to their website. We had about a 30 minute conversation going over what all there was to do in Sonoma, what we were interested in, and how she could help us make plans. The next deciding factor was this B&B actually cooks breakfast! So many of the other B&B's I looked at only serve Danishes and muffins for breakfast. Once we got to the Inn, Les greeted us and gave us a pile of information about the area. He recommended quite a few wineries, places to eat, and sites to see. We spent the first couple nights in the Jasmine room of the rear house. The room was very clean and my wife is really picky about cleanliness. We had a private deck that overlooked the back garden and were able to sit out back and enjoy our hors d'oeuvres Saturday night. We then spent a couple of nights in the Mimosa room. This was a more spacious room but more importantly was the level of cleanliness and its charming décor. We were also able to enjoy the roses in the back garden from our private deck with its own gas fire place and swing. Both rooms had whirlpool tubs that were wonderfully relaxing after some long days walking and hiking. Every breakfast was delicious and beautifully presented. Graham and Dana did an excellent job and were also very helpful in making our daily plans. The entire staff was so nice to talk to and really wanted to make sure we got the most out of our vacation. It is evident that Les and Kym really love what they do and take great pride in making your stay memorable. Overall, we were extremely satisfied and would not look at any other Inn for our next Sonoma trip.
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We stayed here for 3 nights at the end of March. We were attracted to this B & B mainly for its excellent location, one block from Sonoma square, within walking distance of 18 tasting rooms and many restaurants. We received a free tasting card with our stay and Kim gave us recommendations of her favorites, which helped narrow down the choices. Breakfast was great, though the addition of another item such as a scone or muffin with the quiche would be great. We stayed 3 nights and though it was delicious were a bit disappointed to be served the same quiche on day 1 and day 3, maybe mix in another recipe or two for people staying longer. The outdoor jacuzzi was wonderful. We didn't ever use the fire pit, though we intended to, We borrowed bicycles and rode to outlying wineries one day; so much fun! The bikes are first come first serve and some are not in the best condition, so if you want a good bike, you have to get there first. :)
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Release Date: 1985 |
Album Rating: 4.0Taking Over is much better musically...
Album Rating: 4.0this is better thoDigging: David Axelrod - Song of Innocence
Digging: David Axelrod - Song of Innocence
Album Rating: 4.0This is better if you prefer older thrash with traditional song structures.
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffRemains my favourite Overkill.Digging: Savage Grace - Master Of Disguise
Digging: Savage Grace - Master Of Disguise
Album Rating: 3.5Agreed that they have better albumsDigging: Messiah - Choir of Horrors
Digging: Messiah - Choir of Horrors
Album Rating: 4.0The band would eventually hone their sound and make some true classic like Years of Decay and Taking Over...
Album Rating: 3.5I only listened to a few of their albums, and I liked one and didn't really like the other. Would you recommend this album in comparison to some of their others?
Album Rating: 4.0The Years of Decay and this album are my favorite from this band. Horrorscope is solid as well.
Taking Over craps all over this. Overkill was just getting started on Feel the Fire.Digging: Accept - Restless And Wild
Digging: Accept - Restless And Wild
Album Rating: 4.0hmm
Album Rating: 4.0This album is great, but i wouldn't recommend it to the uninitiated. If you want to hear your first
Overkill record, try The Years of Decay or Horrorscope.
Album Rating: 3.5yeah some songs on here sort of suck. The Years of Decay is so much better. also good review man
Album Rating: 4.0thanks again for reading it
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Raina and Krista return. And America's Next Top Model Is... Krista! Hooray! I feel like if you try out for this show twelve times you should at least get $100,000 for your troubles. Raina takes it all in stride, with nary a tear. She says that she's happy to have accomplished so much, experienced so much, and learned so much. She's become a model, and it won't stop here. Unless it does. But maybe it won't. Modeling is Raina's passion and dream, and she won't rest until she's annoyed as many people as possible in the fashion industry with her exceedingly positive attitude.
Raina leaves, and Tyra can heap praise upon Krista. She says that Krista is amazing. She's the embodiment of America's Next Top Model. She came in not knowing what she was doing, but she learned, listened and blossomed. There's an honesty and rawness about her that's beautiful, and the panel thinks that she could have an international career. Krista hugs all of the judges, and gives ALT the two-cheek kiss. She says that when she was young, she always wanted to see somebody who was just like her who went somewhere or did something. She never saw this in her generation, and wants to be that person. And is that person! This brings ALT to tears. Krista says that to come from Pine Bluff, where no one leaves, and to chase her dream is amazing. She hopes people can look up to her and see that she never gave up, and kept trying and pushing, and now is a Wikipedia footnote. But in all seriousness, congrats to Krista! She turned out to be more delightful, and a better model, than most of us expected, and won a lot of loot in the process.
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