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Bike2Boat, Norway
For three weeks last July, filmmaker Olaf Obsommer, engineer Lukas Wielatt, and journalist Philip Baues traveled from river to river throughout Norway — all with their kayaks hitched to their bikes. Their goal was to paddle Norway's classic whitewater while leaving a small carbon footprint and experiencing the challenge of minimalist travel. Biking with the […]
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Dave and Amy Freemans' 11,700-mile North American Odyssey survives a close encounter with Hurricane Sandy as the educator-wilderness trippers help outfitter Bill Stage of New Jersey Kayak in Barnegat, N.J. recover from the devastating storm.
Unfiltered: Rob Brown
C&K's Veterans Day salute to U.S. Army Sgt. Rob Brown, an injured Iraq War veteran who recovered with Team River Runner and now competes in sprint kayaking races while teaching other vets to paddle.
Life Balance
Filmmaker Kelsey Thompson has always been fascinated with the working-class heroes of outdoor sports. His nine-part web series Balance shares the stories of three people who have chosen to pursue their passions rather than paychecks. Kayaker Blair Trotman is one of those people.
Triumph and Tragedy
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The Green Race: Going Big but Staying Home
Photos and commentary from the 17th annual Green River Narrows Race, which is growing in international stature and staying true to the grassroots, as evidenced by its winners, New Zealander and Olympic paddler Mike Dawson and local paddling hero Adriene Levknecht.
After the Dam, a new Northwest Classic
What lies beneath?
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I was having my usual chuckle at the pathetic new years honours list. Even on its own terms, I can't quite see why Pete Tong was awarded some letters. Services to people getting wasted in clubs in Ibiza whilst playing fast, repetitive records you can only really enjoy wasted? Perhaps it was some hopeless attempt to appear relevant. Who knows? Or cares?
And as ever, I am simply amazed anyone cares what the establishment thinks of them. Oh you play sports, have a CBE, you made some cash and paid off some political stooge or other, here's a Knighthood etc.
Hopeless, desperate remnants of feudalism. Really, let's stop tugging the forelocks and say "Thanks for the gesture and all, but we can judge something like this by its recipients. A longer list of crooks and cranks I could not write. Even some of the people on the list this year have been arrested and let's not forget this year's jail population, so no, keep your ribbons and kindly stay the f*ck out of my life, thank you"
So I got to thinking about an alternate honours system you may care to bestow upon people who have advanced or advocated the cause of liberty in some way.
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The teacher's name was Walter Strom. Paulissen has never forgotten him.
"He took me under his wing," she said. "And he had a way about him, the way he dealt with children, with all of us, he eased my way with the other kids."
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Located an easy 5 minute walk from the centre of the pretty Alpine town of Kranjska Gora, the small and friendly Hotel Skipass is a beautifully modern hotel in the heart of the Triglav Mountains. Built in 2013 the Skipass offers high quality year round accommodation, personal and friendly service and high quality cuisine. The hotel began with humble roots as a lift pass and excursion office before expanding to create a hotel of distinction.
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The Pepi Penguin Club available here - (6mths-4yrs) is run by our own qualified childcare staff and held in a dedicated room within the hotel equipped with games, toys and a special sleep area. Outdoor play included (weather & parental consent permitting).
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The Whizz Kids Club available here - (3yrs-11yrs) will provide plenty of fun filled days as our childcare staff offer a combination of care for non-skiing children. For children wanting to ski then our Whizzclusive option is available for children from 4/5 years which includes 6 x AM ski lessons, pick up and drop off from ski lessons, lunch and afternoon care by Crystal staff in the dedicated Whizz Kids club room.
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The Ranch at Las Colinas fka Cadillac Ranch Restaurant
- Address:
857 West John W Carpenter Freeway
Irving, TX 75039Neighborhood:
Las Colinas / Irving
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Ranch at Las Colinas fka Cadillac Ranch Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.theranchlc.com/
- Phone: 972-506-7267x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday-Friday 11:00am - 4:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Friday 4:00pm - 12:00am; Saturday 5:00pm - 12:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Southwest, Southern, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Troy Walker
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Dancing, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: Join us out on The Porch for live music Tuesday - Saturday. From Amarillo to Austin, if they've rocked Texas, they'll be playing at The Ranch at Las Colinas.
Please visit us at www.theranchlc.com/live-music to see our full live entertainment calendar.
- Special Events: Half Price Wine on all Bottles every Saturday Night!
A word from The Ranch at Las Colinas fka Cadillac Ranch Restaurant
The Ranch at Las Colinas is one of the few places on earth where a hard working ranch hand and a high powered business man can dine together and both feel comfortable. A restaurant with its roots reaching deep into Texas soil. Our shrimp and Redfish are caught from the Texas Gulf. We source our Texas Kobe Beef from the southern plains.Continued
If you're looking for a true taste of Texas, come to The Ranch at Las Colinas – a restaurant rich in Texas tradition with a wildly contemporary side.
If you're looking for a true taste of Texas, come to The Ranch at Las Colinas – a restaurant rich in Texas tradition with a wildly contemporary side.
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerFit for Foodies
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
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The Ranch at Las Colinas fka Cadillac Ranch Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
141 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelEnergetic
good for groups (73)fit for foodies (50)special occasion (48)great for lunch (48)vibrant bar scene (34)neighborhood gem (34)hot spot (30)great for outdoor dining (24)notable wine list (21)great for brunch (21)kid-friendly (19)late-night find (14)romantic (12)scenic view (6)Show More
- Unique restarauntOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014Menu selection is fairly unique and locally sourced. Everything I ate was very good and struck me as very fresh. Ambience could be a little better particularly the noise level but I was sitting near a large party that probably contributed to that. Wait staff is very friendly and professional. They do try and up-sell and recommend dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not for Business discussionsOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/27/2014While the food and service were great (best Prime Rib I've had in a long time) - I specifically requested a table in an area with less noise to conduct business - The entire resaurant was overly loud to the point you almost had to shout across the table. Needless to say our discussions were curtailed because of the lack of an environment where business could be conducted. I would not consider this a place to conduct business or for a romantic evening.Special Features:
- Oklahoma guyOkiereviewerDined on 8/25/2014Decent food, terrible service, very noisy. We brought out-of-town business colleagues to dinner and were embarrassed.Special Features:
- Steak was very goodOkrancherDined on 8/19/2014We had the wagyu ribeye for two. It was exceptional.Special Features:
- like2eatDined on 8/18/2014Food was very good and service was excellent. They use a lot of local ingredients and naturally raised meats. A little loud for conversation and a quiet romantic meal.Special Features:
- Great "Texas" ExperienceLfrostesqDined on 8/18/2014This is a fantastic place to take family or business associates from out-of-state if you want to give them a real Texas experience (without being "touristy"). Great upscale Texas ambiance, excellent service, and absolutely outstanding food! Try the grilled chipotle meatloaf! Amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic date nightRLHorstDined on 8/15/2014My husband and I visited this restaurant based on online reviews. It was fabulous! Great ambiance, great selections and fantastic food. We had a great time!Special Features:
- Service is oner the topGrantDined on 8/15/2014A truly remarkable experience every time! I love taking out of town guests to The Ranch as it guarantees a WOW factor. Server Patrick helped and supported a slight menu deviation and journey to a special whole food, plant-based extraordinary meal. He even added the order and my name to 'the system' for future reference and ease of ordering.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/13/2014Met a friend fpr dinner, had great food, an awesome waiter and didnt break the bank!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid food, good drinksLchiafulloVIPDined on 8/11/2014Have been here a few times, and each time was the same. The servers each time have been terrific and knowledgeable, the food is good and consistent, and the Texas beers on tap rotate fairly frequently. Try the elk tacos and the chicken fried steak!Special Features:
- Very good, but noisyPacificNWisHomeDined on 8/5/2014I was pleasantly surprised by the wine selection. It is difficult to find great wines at moderately-priced restaurants but there was a good selection here. The food is mostly locally sourced which is great. The menu had a wide variety of choices with a Texas theme throughout. My companion and I had the same entrée (the baby back ribs) and those were very good, with a side of BBQ sauce that had a pleasant kick to it. Appetizers and salads were very good too. The staff was friendly, talkative, and visited the table with pleasing frequency. The only negative was that the noise level was too high for a dinner experience. There were times I could not hear my companion sitting across from me. Otherwise, the ambience was pleasant.Special Features:
- Gloppy Business LunchHobsterDined on 8/4/2014The Ranch provides a good atmosphere for entertaining clients and coworkers. I do wish that more vegetables were offered with the entrees. The plate contents are shades of brown. It would be nice to offset this with some green vegetables. My dinner guest offered me the broccolini from her plate. It was tough and stringy. The website menu says the herb grilled split farm bird comes with charred tomatoes and oven roasted potatoes. But my order was served with potato hash. When I inquired about this to the waiter, he showed me the restaurant menu lists potato hash. It tasted like peppery potato glop. I won't order that again. I'll stick with a burger. The tea was excellent.Special Features:
- Courteous Staff and Great FoodPickyEaterDined on 7/31/2014We couldn't have had a nicer time. I visited The Ranch for lunch with a colleague and what a great place to dine. The atmosphere is just perfect. The staff and management team were so attentive to our needs. Oh my goodness and the cornbread is awesome. If you've never tried it, you should cheat a little the next time you visit. It is just the best. The only thing I wish is that they would go back and serve it in the old style directly from the good old iron skillet. It's just a wonderful the way it is served now as a muffin style but there's just something to serving it sliced from an iron skillet. Additionally, it keeps is much warmer. Love it, love it, love it. Great place. You should try it for lunch or dinner!Special Features:
- Great Texas AtmosphereSWilliamsDined on 7/30/2014Food and service were excellent! We had the chicken fried steak and catfish -- both made me wish I lived in Texas again. Valet parking is a plus as well.Special Features:
- Prepare to get hustledKenBVIPDined on 7/29/2014Food ok. We had a group of 6 for a later searing ( 8:45) following an alumni event. We had a warm welcome and were seated promptly. I felt the server sensed an expense account dinner was very aggressive in pushing the extra. Like high end starters and a magnum if wine. We did buy a a few bottles. He offered to decant the first. Problem was, it really was not a decanter. But a device that made it easy to pour it. Frankly... The service was insulting.
- Wish we had one in Plano :)toumbleweedDined on 7/26/2014We were visiting Irving for a Musical and stopped by for an early dinner. I use to work in the Urban Towers so I had been here before. We live in West Plano so we have local access to Mexican Sugar and Whiskey Cake (Same owner group I believe). Those are EXCELLENT and current Plano Hot-Hot Spots! Wish we had a "The Ranch" in Plano...hint-hint. Its almost worth the drive :)Special Features:
- Quality and Consistencyewm3lisaDined on 7/25/2014I have been coming to The Ranch for a couple of years now and they never fail to deliver. I bring friends, family, clients, and business associates in on a regular basis. My favorite is the Smoked Fried Chicken; It's a regular on the dinner menu and I'm usually there on Wednesdays to have it as their lunch special.Special Features:
- What happened to the foodGotmygoatDined on 7/23/2014I used to just love to bring my customers to the Ranch; however, the last couple of times I have not been too impressed by the quality of the food. There was no love in my fall back favorite! And to make matters worse there was no inspiration to be had on the menu... Come on people you started out fantastic and the atmosphere is still there but even the simple stuff like the flatbread with goat cheese was bland and lacking flavor. It is pretty sad when goat cheese is in the name of the item and you can barely find the cheese.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Roadhouse, but way WAY betterTheIgleVIPDined on 7/21/2014This is one of the best locations in Las Colinas I have found. For ages my gf and I have complained there's no local, non-chain restaurant that serves good food and drink for a nice dinner. Little did I know this was hiding behind taco diner off the hwy. The food is great Texas style locally sourced with healthy servings to make up for their $25+ price point. Drinks are a bit pricy to me but are great quality so I can't be too upset. Happy hour seems like a home run though we missed it on our first visit. I will be coming back. That is for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special GemHouDallasFoodie26Dined on 7/18/2014The Ranch at Las Colinas is a great restaurant and one of my most memorable experiences while living in Irving. I enjoyed coming here for happy hours, lunches and dinners. I will sure miss living in Irving due to this place. I've never had bad service and the food is always fresh and delicious.Special Features:
- Go to lunch placeDFWSGJDined on 7/15/2014So lucky to have such a great place near my office for lunch. Eat here often. Love that smoked fried chicken with the sublime mini potato salad.Special Features:
- Not impressedFoodielgDined on 7/11/2014Service was very slow. Not much different than a Chilis experience.
- Pretty Darned GoodRebmarmadVIPDined on 7/3/2014The buffalo burger was juicy and tender, which is not an easy thing pull off with such lean meat. It probably helped that I ordered mine medium. Was duly impressed by the accompanying fries, which were hand-cut and fried fresh. My husband's catfish was similarly fresh with a crispy, seasoned cornmeal batter that took me back to the fish fries of my childhood :-) Should have made a note of our server's name because she was OUTSTANDING, and she mentioned she'd been there for years--hard to keep good staff in a restaurant, so that must mean good management. Almost forgot to mention that the craft cocktails are out of this world, albeit pricey, but that's just the cost of a craft cocktail in Big D. Will go back!Special Features:
- Good foodEatingOutDined on 7/1/2014Good and plentiful food. Good service too. Pricing is fair.Special Features:
- Had a wonderful timeQDinTXDined on 6/27/2014I love this place. The farm to fork philosophy is amazing. Everything is fresh and yummy. Service is always outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FANTASTICuiscookieDined on 6/27/2014IT WAS FANTASTIC , food was great, drinks were great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great findSueMVIPDined on 6/23/2014We found this restaurant while traveling for business. The steak selection is great. The goat cheese grits were amazing. We had a great waiter too - gave us time and space to eat, drink and relax. Great night out.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/16/2014Steak was amazing - great flavor - pecan pie was also good !!!Special Features:
- Great local RestaurantItFitsDined on 6/15/2014We found The Ranch a few years ago and have always enjoyed dining there. We love the farm to market kind of approach and always have difficulty picking what we want to eat there as everything is excellent. The Sunday buffets for holidays and special days are the best we have ever found. We just were at the Father's Day Buffet and it was outstanding. The amount of food that is available is over the top and everything was great. Our family really enjoyed it. We will be back!Special Features:
- Amazing brunch!ColleyvilleKristiDined on 6/15/2014Took our dads here for Father's Day Brunch and thought it was fantastic. Very elaborate buffet--too many choices almost! We mostly did small plates and shared at the table so we could try a variety of items. Loved the shrimp, ribs, warm potato salad, taco bar. The waiter, Nick, was great--very attentive and funny. Would like to go back and try something off the regular menu soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place, but priceyTXmommaDined on 6/15/2014The Ranch at Las Colinas is a great place to go, but is pricey. Their local and Texas native offerings are very flavorful and usually a tad spicy, but you pay for it on the bill.Special Features:
- DeliciousFoodEaterDined on 6/12/2014Yum, what a great restaurant. Well-cooked, locally sourced food, delicious cocktails, great service, what's not to love. For some reason the waiters always ask why you've come there (to eat your food, duh), but overlooking that quirk it's probably the nicest restaurant in Irving other than Via Real.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always loud but always good.tough2pleaseDined on 6/10/2014My father was in town so we took him to The Ranch for the variety of selections, including vegetables. Randall provided great service in spite of our busy 6:30 reservation time. Tuesday night and the place was still fairly packed, thanks to several large groups. Elk tacos were great as usual but it would be nice to have the option of no red onions. Chipotle meatloaf never fails. Finally tried the black snapper since the redfish has been downsized and was very happy with my decision. Grilled asparagus always great but broccolini still has too much tobacco smell/flavor for my preference. Grilled skirt steak salad was good but it never seems particularly special to me. We were short on time so we will double up on dessert next time.Special Features:
- Fun AtmosphereMichaelDined on 6/10/2014This is a fun restaurant, I have been back a few times. It's not the best steak I've had (I call out anyone in my top 10), but pretty good nonetheless.Special Features:
- Fun TimeThaddVIPDined on 6/9/2014Had a great time. The food was good and the atmosphere was spectacular. Sat in the bar. Love the waitress. She was helpful, nice and good at keeping our drinks filled up.Special Features:
- Good service, great food and noise!dallasbornDined on 6/6/2014Enjoyed the food and atmosphere, but the noise level at lunch was not comfortable for conversation. I would not return for a dinner meal if I wanted to enjoy the company.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VisitorsBirthdayDined on 6/4/2014Thank you for for exemplary service and food. I was able to give our out of town guest a Texas feel restaurant perfectly.Special Features:
- FoodieDined on 6/4/2014Too busy for groups during the weekday lunch hour but delicious food and great service.Special Features:
- Pretty ordinaryWinetimeDined on 6/3/2014Fairly ordinary restaurant with indifferent service, at least from our waiter. He went through the motions without listening. At one time he honestly said, as he passed by the table without even breaking stride, "how is everything tasting? Fantastic? Great." Had he stayed I would have pointed out that the food was not fantastic. In addition, he referred to me as "Bud" which, given that I am easily old enough to be his father, was particularly annoying. The steak I had was ordinary. The appetizers, onion rings and fried green tomatoes, were decent. There is no reason to return to this restaurant.
- Good QualityjossDined on 5/31/2014I am in DFW for business and I went here for dinner. The food was very good. I sat at the bar and the wait staff was very attentive. I would reccomend The Ranch to anyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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[imagebrowser id=92] After getting a twitter message about this new space called Shoot the Lobster, I added it to my March 22nd Chelsea gallery run. Just the name alone intrigued me and it will be interesting to go to an art space named after a succulent shellfish.
Shoot the Lobster is an independent project space found at the back section of the Martos Gallery on West 29th Street. There was a group show up front called New Traditionalists but I wanted lobster. With a helpful assist from Jillian at Martos and a gallery guest, I found the space organizer and curator, Mary Grace Wright. She directed us all the way to the red enclave of the lobster for the debut installation of works by Brooklyn based artist, Chris Martin.
The intense red wall resembled the hue of a cooked lobster and I was skeptical of how the art will stand up to such an intense shade. However my worries were put to rest as Chris Martin presented an equally bold & unique set of artworks. Upon asking the featured artist what the whole idea was – he simply put it as confronting the wall painted the vibrant distinct red and gathered together a body of work. There were panels inset with electric green evoking a Dr. Seuss psychedelic play against the red interior, textured paintings, mixed media assemblages, and a cornerstone piece in a gilt frame pointed out by Martin himself. In a very enthused tone, he recounted just flipping through a National Geographic magazine then found the source material that Martin Kippenberger based his 1984 painting called "Return of the Dead Mother with New Problems". It is quite rare to find the original image where inspiration comes from and this was prominently encased in a traditional frame as most of his pieces were unframed. Quirky and clever as the name of the space itself, Martin will be the first in a string of artists and other projects slated for this space.
When it comes to surprises and conceiving something really out of the box, Shoot the Lobster might be the meaty claw that grips your attention and indulges you with its offerings. For its premiere debut, it doesn't need the slick of drawn butter to let you glide in easy and dig your mouth into something delectable.
Shoot the Lobster (at the back space of Martos Gallery): Chris Martin and you might as well see the "New Traditionalists" (front) of Martos Gallery
On view: March 22 – April 21, 2012
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday (10 am – 6 pm)
Martos Gallery – 540 West 29th Street. New York, NY 10001
article by: Oscar A. Laluyan
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Yes, it starts from the heart.....to some, even a humble abode is paradise! To others, a palace a prison. (Report) Reply
Aufie Zophy
Y/ Paradise
Our world 'd be an amazing paradise
If we would just be always kind and wise
But all too often we cannot bother,
and then we're starting to hate each other
and in this way we surely jeopardise
our fabulous wonderful paradise
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Comments about this poem (Y/ Paradise by Aufie Zophy )
Spiritual Seeker (7/11/2013 1:00:00 AM)
Heather Wilkins (6/23/2013 11:38:00 AM)
we send out our best thoughts to all the world. nice (Report) Reply
Ramesh Rai (6/20/2013 11:27:00 PM)
best write. we the poets are trying to make it parsdise n o hope it wil not go invain. thnx for sharing (Report) Reply
Yasmeen Khan (6/15/2013 8:04:00 AM)
A message of kindness and compassion, if we practise the world would be a paradise like Eden above. (Report) Reply
Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi (6/14/2013 12:09:00 AM)
Love is the important factor of life, but it gets dismissed during pursuit of temporary pleasures..Good poem.. (Report) Reply
S.zaynub Kamoonpuri (6/13/2013 9:31:00 AM)
Yeah d aggressive n d haters of mankind do turn dis world into hell. Lets pray d goodly ones increase as hoped for by yor super gr8 poem! And tnx 4 yor words on me poem. (Report) Reply
David Wood (6/13/2013 9:26:00 AM)
Bobby Wynn (6/13/2013 6:35:00 AM)
Well penned, and correct, thanks for sharing. (Report) Reply
Unwritten Soul (6/10/2013 5:34:00 AM)
Ethereal to live here as paradise, but great to try...and it never wrong to do....Paradise on earth is can be here when hearts of people be the stars that shine love and its magical beat to unify all livings and souls as one body_Soul (Report) Reply
Valerie Dohren (6/9/2013 9:58:00 AM)
We are a long way from Paradise, a very long way, ..... Good one Aufie. (Report) Reply
Captain Cur (6/9/2013 9:43:00 AM)
Nice straightforward write of what it will take
to get rid of hate and live in paradise. But as
you say we do not bother to take the time,
hence I agree, will lead to our demise. (Report) Reply
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Or worst case scenario they could set up some sort of bird house program (away from the site) to encourage breeding to offset the numbers lost.
Or worst case scenario they could set up some sort of bird house program (away from the site) to encourage breeding to offset the numbers lost.
Yeah, median would probably be a better 'average' but I think a heat map in general would be better.
And interestingly enough the map looks very similar to a median household income map.
It doesn't show maximum available internet speeds per area or something more interesting like price per megabit in an area.
To me it just shows that poor and/or rural people tend to have slower internet speeds. Big surprise.
Japan seemed to work out alright; South Korea did too. Puerto Rico almost became a state, could still.
California and Texas became states though I'm not sure they'd qualify as occupations.
Mexico could be doing better but I wouldn't count it as a hostile nation.
I don't think the Philippines is hostile.
More recently Serbia is almost an EU member. I guess there hasn't been as good of a track record post-WW2 given Vietnam and the various Middle Eastern wars.
Mostly the US seems to fail at converting strong communist(?) or Islamic countries into friendly nations.
The USA arguably wouldn't exist if the French, the Spanish, and the Dutch hadn't helped out in the American Revolution.
American interventionism has had a lot of failures but interventionism as a policy doesn't always turn out poorly.
Consider how different history would be if everyone subscribed to the "let asian boys handle asian problems" mentality. I don't think it would be a change for the better.
I agree that people have a legitimate, reasonable right to have their private lives kept private.
I don't agree that public information on the internet that is indexed by Google constitutes private information.
I can see a situation where someone illegally put your private information on the internet and you send a C&D and then get a court to order that website to remove that information and they comply and THEN you ask Google to remove it from search results (assuming it doesn't automatically get removed the next time the index is updated.)
Maybe the website is in a different country and doesn't comply and you want Google to take it down.
Then maybe I could understand an argument for a process to remove private information from Google.
But if you post naked pictures of yourself on a forum or advocate cannibalism on twitter then tough luck. That's no longer private information as you just published it to the world.
It's not like removing the information from their index without removing it from an actual website is going to make the information 'private' again.
Voters end up with the exact same number of choices in the general election: two.
The party system itself is the issue there -- not open or closed primaries. The way to give more choices would be to do away with "primaries" and have every candidate on the general election ballot and have runoffs or a different method of voting (like a ranked system).
There are of course trade-offs for doing that.
Or maybe he's just REALLY angry after being in prison for two years?
Can you even imagine yourself in an American prison for that long and what that might do to you?
Not that it validates anything he says but I wouldn't call him a douche based on that little bit of information.
He's probably a douche for all of the trolling he's done before now though.
It's easier to reelect the evil that you know rather than risk the evil that you don't know.
Especially when the evil that you know has so much money and is so vocal about saying how much more evil the other guys are.
In general ISPs didn't ever have unlimited. They advertised unlimited and then knocked people off if they passed some secret unpublished limit.
The difference now is that they no longer advertise a lie and they have published and trackable limits. The only issue is that the limits are in many cases absurdly low but otherwise it's a better practice than what they were doing before.
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I willingly and knowingly eat peanut butter with trans fat (hydrogenated oil).
"Natural" peanut butter always gets gross and oily and has a texture that I can't stand.
Having food that I like to eat is kind of important to me as otherwise I simply don't eat enough food.
Do you think that --easy-off-store-extension-install will work for this?
I always just wanted a 'Do you think this is a shit question?' option.
You know that your redneck in Alabama doesn't actually have to buy health insurance, right?
If he's poor enough he can pay nothing.
If the cheapest plan would be over a certain percentage of his income, he can pay nothing.
If he just doesn't feel like paying for it he can instead pay a fee.
If he doesn't feel like paying a fee then he can pay nothing and the worst that happens is they take the fee out of his income tax return.
If he really wants to he can do his taxes in a way that he won't get an income tax return and lose nothing.
Though, honestly, if you look at the rates they are rather reasonable even for lower and middle income people. They're pretty high for people that are well off but I don't think Mr. Alabama redneck is in that group. And health insurance as it is right now, even without the Affordable Care Act, is not insurance like life insurance. It's already a socialized system where the healthy subsidize the sick.
How would you fix the health care system? The system was obviously broken and costing way too much of our GDP for worse results compared to other countries. And the baby boomers are getting to that age where there's going to be a glut of people needing care. There's no way around that.
I'm honestly more in favor of a single-payer system but I'm all for giving the ACA the benefit of the doubt. It's not like it can't be changed if it turns out that it just doesn't work.
Indeed, I find her interest in discourse on the subject frightening because she's the official that ordered spying, including theft of credit card info, on UN officials.
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Xzibit, Demrick, B-Real (Serial Killers) announce new Mixtape: SUMMER OF SAM
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The Serial Killers are up for a second round for the European Serial Killers tour. As a prelude to the tour the Serial Killers will be releasing their second mixtape: SUMMER OF SAM. The actual release date is yet to be announced, so stay tuned for more details and the free download link.
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Xzibit, Demrick, B-Real Shows (Serial Killers) – September 2014 Europe Tour – Venues & Flyers
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The Serial Killers – Xzibit, Demrick and B-Real (from Cypress Hill) – are currently touring Europe with shows with upcoming shows in Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Estonia, Russian Federation, Denmark, Switzerland, Netherlands, Germany, Ireland and France. Find all dates and venues below:
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Pictures From Xzibit's Ultimate Baller Vacation With Dr. Dre
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Xzibit recently shared an adventure with Dr. Dre on a super yacht, with the pictures below coming from Xzibit's instagram. Here is the pictorial summary of the cruise:
Off on another one. #yachtclub @beatsbydre @bonitatequila @mrskristajoiner #france
Breakfast is served, Saint-Tropez beautiful. @beatsbydre @bonitatequila @hughes2society
@bonitatequila in the coconut, sun in the sky, damn this is amazing! St Tropez #yachtclub
#nofilter #nochasers Rollin like a pair of dice, lounging in paradise. Getting my mind right. #positivepeopleonly
Time to drop these toys In the water and go get it. @bonitatequila @betsafe @beatsbydre #capri
"Give a man a fish, he will eat for a day, teach a man to fish he will eat for a lifetime." @hughes2society @beatsbydre @betsafe #loveyourlife.
Have to get out away from the yacht on order to take a pic of the entire thing. #damn #blessed #humbled #capri @bonitatequila @betsafe @beatsbydre
Breakfast of champions! A bacon cheeseburger served on a glazed doughnut! With Coronas and @bonitatequila shots #wow
Many thanks to The Young's, Nicole and @DrDre for allowing us to take this journey with them. I have learned many things as an artist from Dre, but there is a friendship that fuels all of this that has become stronger than any record that could be made in a studio. Nicole Young the queen of the kingdom is one of the best human beings I have met outside of @mrskristajoiner, I am blessed to have company of this magnitude at this time in my life. Now, get your mind right, don't hate, even if you do, it's not going to stop anything we do, I'm just trying to make it easier to swallow for you. @beatsbydre @bonitatequila #humbleisthenewcocky @hughes2society
Xzibit's Drivers License Confiscated for 1-month for Speeding at Gumball 3000 Rally 2014
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Xzibit has been busted speeding in the Gumball 3000 Rally by French police. Xzibit recently blogged:
Damn! Got my first and only ticket on the #gumball3000 rally so far, caught me doing 198k (123.7mph) in #France! 750 euro fine (in cash mind you) and they took my license for a month. They are going to send it back to me in the states after my "french" driving privileges are restored. After all of this shit, the cops wanted to take selfies. SMH. All part of the game I guess! See you tonight in Barcelona!
#Letmetakeaselfie #French #Police. These guys were just doing their jobs. All good after the stop! Onward to #barcelona, performance tonight from yours truly!
The Gumball 3000 Rally continues on to Ibiza where it will conclude on 12 June 2014
Xzibit Drops the Flag at Gumball 3000 Start – The 2014 Miami 2 Ibiza Rally
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Gumball 3000 has kicked off with Xzibit with team Betsafe dropping the flag to get the rally started:


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