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- K K Aug 16, 2010 11:50 PM
Not bad, one of the better and more tolerable episodes so far, but the black and white was horrible. Hope they re-broadcast in full color.
I wonder if the "un-named" places were not disclosed on purpose, or to take the piss out of the exclusivity, or they worry that too much exposure would lower the quality. Who knows.
Loved that Tony's wife bagged on him.
The over-emphasis of "eating what's in season" degrades the intelligence of the viewers. It's common sense and part of the old world culture. What is so superior about the way of life of others, eating the seasons and local and fresh, that is overly deemed as exotic?
Cesare Casella packed on lotta pounds since Tuscany and Food Porn 2! Always a good show when he's around. Delicious looking ox tails, cheese, and pasta. No gelati, no coffee.....
the black and white didn't help the fact that although he touts its all about great ingredients.
How can I tell the ingredients are great when I can't even see the color beside for the occasional sight hue of red or yellow.
Nice episode ruined by an a pretentious color filter.
re: Johnny L
His producers were trying to recreate the Fellini films vibe with the B+W.For the colors of the food...use your imagination!Wife added some antagonism that is the passion of Italy as was the scene in the ristorante where the pasta amatriaciana was eaten.Of course all of that is staged for the viewing audience.BTW all the ristoranti and locations were named.Just came from Roma today and can never get enough.Loved the wrap up at the beach with the tutti frutti di mare.
re: casalbore spirit
>>>> recreate the Fellini films vibe with the B+W<<<<<<
ha ha -- if only tony were a marcello!
re: alkapal
To some of us, he IS a Marcello. ;-)
re: pdxgastro
well, i'll stick to my marcello, thank you!
re: alkapal
Had to laugh at your original post Alkapal. As soon as the program began all I could think was, "Where's Marcello...?"
re: TheDescendedLefticleOfAramis
I hope not... that poor fellow was murdered. Horrible loss to the artistic community, controversial though he was..
re: TheDescendedLefticleOfAramis
Well... say what you will, I miss him. Wish I had paid more attention.
re: alkapal
Che bello Marcello...sigh...
is the blog link. His last comment was that he expected this episode to be 'reviled'.
re: mramage
Fully realizing and understanding the intent of this episode, I still wasn't crazy about it (and I'm a Fellini fan). Bourdain's impassioned blog words didn't sway my opinion. In fact, I switched over to Dating in the Dark at several points.
re: Miss Needle
I liked the B & W aspect and thought it was an excellent episode. There hasn't been much A.B. talk lately. Thought the Liberia episode was OK and I liked the look back just after Kitchen Confidential came out. Didn't enjoy the Dubai episode.
re: californiabeerandpizza
This Anthony Bourdain Rome episode was good, and if you picked up on the "Romans Only" venues that he mumbled about you could figure out that some were fairly well known, Filetti di Baccala, came to mind. In any event this series is light years ahead of all the other stand and stir "Shooting Stars in the land of Reality cooking shows"!!!!
The B&W format fits the off-beat nature of AB and his attitude that is displayed in his writing.
Oh I was so homesick last night!
I liked the black and white. I liked how much Bourdain loved Rome! I liked how they did not edit out the bad, but realistic truths of roman culture and food industry (obnoxiously rude staff and often cocky and aggressive people - in this case wanting to pick fights over having waited too long for their table although they new they were filming!...)
The ingredients are there, no doubt - we know how to do it. We don't bitcha and moan about seasonality...we still JUST DO IT.....not that it's something to pat ourselves in the back as much as a sign of still not having developed into the mass consumerism a-la' USA ( i have no doubt that time will come).
If you watched closely they would add color at times in the food prep scenes (nice touch).
I can think of another dozen places where his reactions to the food would have been identical - and funny thing is - it's all for the price of an entree in the US. Problem is, and this came up briefly in the scene at the Timoniere restaurant (where the fight and rude waitress were) that Romans are eternally stuck in vicious existential cycle of tradition vs. trying something new, which, coincidentally, might be delicious and change things up a bit!
It takes a while to get bored of the food in Rome, but when you do, your only option really is to get crafty and make some non-italian things at home. Variety is not our "forte".
GOOD SHOW and 100% vouched for a by a roman!
re: sir_moli
Not a big fan of the continuous B&W - they could have used it more judiciously to better effect.
I did like the parts with Mrs. Bourdain: the fake car ride, wanting to eat with the camera man, ragging on Tony's Jersey Boy Italian pronunciation (seriously, why do they do that?), turning down the chicory, even if it was in season, because she doesn't like it.
re: 512window
I had this friend come visit on Rome last year, we ate in several good "osteria"s and had awesome food throughout, which he really appreciated. Then one day we end up in a pizza al taglio/rosticceria joint. Basically the roman version of street food. We got a piece of chicken and chicory and potatoes on the side (had previously OD'd on pizza) and I swear this kid lit up like it was Christmas after the first bite of chicory! He won't stop talking about 6 months later...haha...I mean, it's just fascinating to watch what happens when you taste something your palate just does not know. I mean like me when I get thai food or even my addiction to cilantro... amazing.
re: sir_moli
Your review hits the spot. I appreciated the riskiness of an arty point of view, but misguided color palette aside, Tony pulled it off without turning too pretentious. I like how he's become more crotchety (and modest) about himself--his wife's acid-sweet presence also helps--and how he made sure to identify the underside of the myth of Rome the seasonal, local, artisanal , and traditionalist utopia. For some reason, I loved the fake driving scenes.
Bourdain seems to have reached a level of honesty about himself and his role, like what being a grown-up is all about. His openness and acceptance of limits, including his own, only enhance his considerable narrative skills--and his eye. Watching his Rome, I cringed retrospectively at memories of Batali and Florence and others who should know better making fools of themselves in similar ventures. Bravo, Tonuzzo.
re: sir_moli
>>>>>"""still not having developed into the mass consumerism a-la' USA ( i have no doubt that time will come).""<<<<
i seriously doubt that the romans could be efficient enough.
i'm curious, does anyone know what percentage of italian income is spent on food? average family, average meals?
fao has some interesting stats, one can compare veggie prices per tonne/USD in italy:
and the u.s. (esp. interesting is the major discrepancies in particular veggies. maybe some are favored, therefore produced more en masse, and per tonne prices are thus lower? fun to noodle around with -- and speculate ;-).
re: alkapal
They chose Sicily:
re: pdxgastro
i guess kids all over love fish sticks. i was surprised by the similarity of their tableau to an american table of a week's groceries.
i'll bet roman prices are higher by a good factor, though. not that tony bourdain was showing "average family" food anyhow, was he?
re: Sharon S.
It's cacio e pepe, and it's generally not served in a parmesan bowl. That was the restaurant's twist. If you google it, you'll find lots of recipes.
re: Miss Needle
and the recipe in No Reservations was spot on -
try this , and if you do it in a pan - all the better
re: Miss Needle
I want to know how to make the parmesan bowl... I haven't found that online.
re: sashen
I've seen parmesan crackers made on TV - just spread even layer of grated cheese on a silicone mat, and bake till melted. For the bowl they may have done that, and then draped the still hot disk over a form to shape.
re: Ruth Lafler
The chef used an inverted 1 Cup metal measuring cup. You could see the handle.
re: Sharon S.
I did not see all of the show yet, but you may be referring to rigatoni caccio e pepe, mentioned in an article I read recently in Frommer's Budget Travel called eat like a Roman:
The writer suggest ordering it with spaghetti, i believe.
re: Sharon S.
A recent home cooking thread
re: Sharon S.
Go to the eponymous Cacio e Pepe in NYC's East Village and get it out of a pecorino bowl, as it ought to be served. Seriously powerful cheese they have there, with the bite of romano but a richness that is atypical to pec romani.
I don't know about eating seasonally and locally being "exotic" but there was just an article on Chow this week about it being just a trend (in the U.S.). I think there's a lot to be said for bringing home the fact that eating local season food isn't just a trend, but a way of life.
During the scene where they are eating carbonara and amatriciana, another customer goes nuts and starts cursing about the wait for the food. I thought that was real and not a staged, or am I wrong? And darn it, right when the bloke was in full rant mode, the TC logo popped up on screen and obscured the subtitles so I couldn't tell what he was saying. Was that done deliberately because the bloke was cursing so much? Would love to know what this bloke said if anyone who speaks Italian saw this scene!
re: SeoulQueen
I was really peeved when the logo popped up. I had it TiVOed and when they first started filming at the restaurant, that guy who was ticked was shown sitting down and eating at a table near the door, I don't know if it was fancy editing or whether the whole fight was staged.
re: Phaedrus
Seriously I got very annoyed when that happened. I do think it was just a mistake though because if they were gonna block something out I think Bourdain's production crew would have done something creative to avoid it.
re: SeoulQueen
Among other complaints, he was objecting to having to wait for 2 hours to get seated, pointing to the TV crew as monopolizing everything. There might have been more around the edges, but I think that;'s the core.
re: SeoulQueen
Another voice complaining about the placement of the TC logo during that scene. VERY annoying.
re: IrishArmos
My sister is in the industry and says everything on TV is staged even reality shows.I doubt that fight happened naturally even though Bourdain claims it did in his blog of the episode.Here is the link to the restaurants featured in the Rome show.All are listed except for Il Timoniere.
Okay, I'll be the thorn...I hated it, everything about it. I was so excited to see an episode about Rome. As soon as I heard him say they were doing it in black and white I was disappointed. A travel and food show in black and white? How will you see the amazing food? Well, you didn't...they added a little color to the food shots, but in my opinion, they killed Rome. I really didn't care about the faux drama and the Fellini takeoff. I wanted to see Tony in Rome and see all the wonderful food in bright color. Oh well, I know I'm the minority here, and that's okay, just had to share my opinion!
re: sibeats
I'm right there with you. The B&W was bad, but the Fellini crap killed it. It's not the first time he has done a show with an artsy/literary slant, and they are all among my least favorite shows.
And I have to completely disagree with Bob96. This show was utterly pretentious. Tony is basically saying "Look at me! I'm not just an ex-junkie cook! I read books! I watch Fellini films! I listen to the Ramones! I'm deep!". Gimme a break..
I know this all sounds a bit harsh, but that's just because the show was so disappointing. It could have been a great show, but he decided to screw it up because he is bored. He's just like the whiny actors on TV who bitch about doing the same thing week after week. And they all say the same thing when they inevitably leave the show, "I need to be challenged and grow as an actor". Tony is starting to pull the same crap here.
The sad thing is, when Tony is on his game and in a great city, there isn't anything better on TV today. Episodes like Singapore and Istanbul are the Gold Standard of the show. And even the non-traditional clip shows like Food Porn and the Tuesday night double shift at Les Halles are great. But these self indulgent theme shows have got to go. The real irony is that if any other TV chef/personality(say Jaime Oliver, for instance) pulled the same stunt, Snarky Tony would be the first one to call them out on it and belittle them for it. As he should.
Sorry this turned into a rant, but the show really irritated me:)
re: sibeats
If you read my response above, you'll see that I agree with you. I think me watching Dating in the Dark says enough of what I thought about this episode of No Reservations. And I have a feeling that if Tony didn't address the b&w element in his blog, there would be a lot more people writing about how much they hated it.
re: sibeats
I agree--this is about food and the only sense we can use is to see it. Take away the color and you've removed a primary component. I don't know if I'd call it pretentious but he took a risk with it that was as unnecessary as Sandra Lee's tablescapes. I would have loved to see the food, in all its glory. I'd also like to stop hearing about his sexual and drug experiences--I feel bad for his first, who he'd trade for a bowl of pasta.
re: sibeats
I'm SO glad I didn't watch it.
re: paris221966
I am SO watching it tomorrow at 7, planning my evening around it.
re: paris221966
Its like an inside joke, either you get it or you don't. There is a pretty good discussion buried in there about whether a mass entertainment program should be based on an inside joke, but there are enough Fellini fans that are foodies who enjoyed it that it was probably worth it for them to put out this episode in the way that they did it.
re: Phaedrus
I am SO glad that the world hasn't become completely based on the masses. I admit I am a Fellini fan though.
I loved it. I loved the black and white and the little Fellini-esque moments. I salivated just as much over the food as if it had been in full color and came away inspired to cook several things I saw. I thought it was a fabulous, noir type love letter to Rome and it made me want to go there. I honestly am so surprised that so many people didn't like it! Given some of the recent eps (Dubai, which was mentioned already), I thought this was really cool.
Then again, I'm from Cleveland, and I think that's one of the worst episodes ever, while non-clevelanders seem to love it.
re: rockandroller1
When we went to Rome, I purposely bought a few rolls of black and white film. Those were the photos that everyone asked for a copy. It's such an ancient city that old fashioned seems just right. Of course I'm an old fart that remembers black and white TV and movies.
re: pdxgastro
or you can make the switch on your computer. For this episode, I'm sure the b/w rendition was done during or after editing.
re: pdxgastro
I'm sure my husband (the actual photographer) knows that, but news to me! I just threw away the last roll of B&W film left from the trip, I was keeping it for a souvenir but it WAS over 10 years old ;-) Did all of Pompeii on one or two rolls, can't imagine the photos any other way.
Let me just say, I watched the show last night and thought it was one of the most brilliant TV shows I've seen in awhile. Loved the whole concept, and the slight coloring of the food was genius. Tony's still got some rebel in him!
re: rockandroller1
You are correct - Having been to Rome 38 times - I can tell you it was a spectacular representation of the food and aura of the eternal city.
I thoroughly adored this episode (just finished watching it). I was expecting to feel like I'd been had with gimmicky shtick, but instead want to hop on a plane right now to have dinner in Rome. I don't always love NR, but felt that this was pure genius. The food looked exquisite, and the lack of color (loved the occasional tint) allowed the dishes to stand front and center. I also really liked Ottavia, and felt that the entire show was quite balanced and inspirational. Carbonara for dinner tomorrow!
re: LulusMom
We're having cacio e pepi in the next week. Wish I could eat it in Rome though.
My husband talks to me that way all the time, it's just an Italian thing. I totally ignore it. If you react is when there's trouble. Otherwise it's sort of cute.
re: LulusMom
This is the way mr RNR and I talk to each other too, it's totally harmless and the baiting actually keeps the peace a lot more than in some marriages I've seen. 7 years and we have never had a "big, huge" fight so far. My only worry about it now is how our little RNR will take it, so we try to temper it when he's around until he's older, since he's barely a toddler.
re: LulusMom
After watching the show, I think his wife was just playing the type of character that Sophia Loren does so well. She was good too.
re: rockandroller1
The onions in that sauce were just the chef's twist on the classic dish. The waitress (sister of the chef?) really didn't appreciate it, I thought. Anyway... I enjoyed this episode. I'm a huge Fellini fan so I didn't mind the black and white even though it was more a pastiche than an homage. I could certainly imagine the colors... seen them hundreds of times. It was brave to do a program that was so unlike anything all the other travel/food shows are doing.
wow..... you people.......so critical....anthony is an entertainer and he certainly kept my attention.
i loved the b & w......i think his wife is adorable.....i was drooling over the food......use your imagination....everything doesn't have to be in technicolor ......i adored the entire show......
check out April issue....Saveur mag. great recipe for cacio e pepe.....i made it last week and i'm making it again.....i think anthony rocks!
re: hillbilly hash
I think he rocks too, and loved the B&W. I just wouldn't want to be talked to like that by my spouse.
re: LulusMom
When I grew up in the 60s, this is what Marriage Italian Style was all about (including the cute little car that Tony had to drive) as far as I knew.....
I guess you had to be there!
re: LulusMom
My husband and I were debating if that really was his wife, but the back-talk and shoulder-punching confirmed our opinion that it was!
I'd also rather see real-life snarkiness than the fake "baby"-calling that couples usually do on reality shows. "Good job, baby!" "Keep going, baby" "I love you, baby". <gag> I know far more couples who "banter" (read "bicker") than baby-talk.
re: waldrons
Yuck, I hate that baby stuff too.
re: coll
Well in our house my mother and father talked to each other with respect and love. Never sarcastically And... they were both Very Italian. I must have been otherwise occupied because I didn't see or hear Tony and his wife behave as folks have been describing. I did hear him say, "I'm glad to see you eating, " and wondered why he would say that.
re: coll
Funnily enough, I watched an old movie last night - "That Hamilton Woman." In it, the King and Queen of Naples are characters, and she basically treats him like dirt, yelling at him and bossing him around, and he meekly takes it. The English even joke about her being the "real" king of the country. And it brought me right back to this conversation!
re: LulusMom
I just remembered something, when we went to Italy, I actually studied up on curse words so I'd be ready. Then we get there and everyone was so unbelievably polite, the whole time we only saw one person pitch a fit because the bus was driving away without him. Otherwise it was so stress free and beautiful. When I got back, I told a native Italian I know, and he said, "Oh you're thinking of New York Italians, not real Italians". So forgive me, I realize I'm being a little too broad with my generalizations still. There are plenty of people on both sides with good manners, I just don't know that many of them ;-)
re: coll
Well, everybody's experience is different. I remember our first day in Rome, we walked by this store and the owner was shouting on the phone so loud we could here her blocks away. Also we ate at this restaurant in Venice and there was a BIG scene between the customer and the waiter. We were shocked, because you don't see that kind of behavior in other countries that we have been to.
re: hillbilly hash
could not have said it better, although I did try! The black and white rocked!
I thought the black and white was great. Why do we have to have color to see the ingredients and food is fantastic? I think it made the point that simple and quality is what its all about. I dont need to see color to know what he was trying to get across in this episode. Black and white what absolutely genius!
For some reason B+W in general creeps me out. I don't care for it in films or photographs (though I recently won an award in a national mag for a BW photo). I don't know if it's just that i remember so many lousy movies/shows when I was a kid and everything was in BW, or related to the fact that I as a guy, dream almost entirely in B+W. Anyway, when it comes to watching th old classics like the older Christmas Carol versions, I opt for the colorized ones.
re: junescook
can we see your photo?
re: EWSflash
i think maybe she was trying a little too hard.......if you watch anthony in sicily....i think she is cute and cool.....
Interview with Tony's wife, Ottavia Busia Bourdain, here:
Tony describing the B & W show here:
Just a little footnote about Tony's wife, Ottavia. Yesterday on the Travel Channel was the continuation of the No Reservations marathon leading up to the 100th show. One of the episodes was about the Bourdains visiting his wife's in-laws on Sardinia. He was very much taken with the island, the landscape and, of course, the food. But the nice thing was that his wife was adorable. Explaining and filling in history about the both the cuisine and culture. There were some sweet shots of just the two of then in a restaurant and out walking with their daughter. That scene in the Rome/Fellini episode was very diffrent...
Coming from someone who is a true Bourdain fan - have all his books, all the "No Reservations" episodes on DVD, etc., etc. - this episode ranks among the ones I won't be revisiting often. While I believe I understand what he "thought" he was going after entertainment-wise, quite frankly visiting & filming Rome completely in black & white for a travel/food show is simply way WAY too self-important. Not thinking of the audience AT ALL. What a lovely show that would have been had it been filmed in color. If I want to watch an "art" film, I'll watch one. I don't need it intruding on what could have been a wonderful travel/food piece on Rome.
And as far as Tony now dragging his wife & child into the episodes - I can only hope this stops pronto. Frankly, I find his wife's voice grating/annoying & condescending. I cringed every time she was on camera during the Sardinia episode - correcting him, interrupting him, etc., etc. It was stupid & ruined what would have been an otherwise excellent episode. Could have been good if she'd kept her mouth shut. She interrupts conversations with her "insights", & I'm really not interested in her opinion. I want to hear his banter with the indigenous inhabitants of the places he's visiting. Not her.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not a Bourdain "groupie" - lol! I'm sure she's a lovely person. I just don't think television is her medium &, for me anyway, her appearances on the show just stick out like a sore thumb & send me out of the room for a snack - lol!
re: Breezychow
On the other hand, I thought she was funny and a nice change of pace. What grated on me a bit is the eternal recurrence of the carbonara (not to mention amatriciana and cacio e pepe). It's a sin that he didn't get to sing the praises of fiori di zucchine ripieni.


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"We want to become Spaniards again, to be autonomous community No. 18 of a country that we never wanted to abandon," Jose Nieves, the founder of the Puerto Rico Reunification with Spain group, said.
With the slogan "It's time to return home!" and a promotional video with the Spanish national anthem in the background, the initiative so far has almost 2,000 followers on Facebook.
"We're getting support from US state advocates, independent-minded people, who would accept unification as a decolonising option, and even supporters of the status quo," Nieves said, referring to those who want to remain a US commonwealth.
After decades of fruitless debates about how the political status of this former Spanish colony should evolve or be altered, the option of rejoining Spain "has never really been on the table, but we're getting support", said Nieves, thanks to "education and to the fact that supporters of other options see that we're not moving forward toward anyplace".
"Our demand has taken many by surprise, but it makes perfect sense. The key is in education," he commented, after noting that Puerto Rico was a colony of Spain for more than four centuries and in 1897 even had a charter that gave it sovereignty as an overseas Spanish province.
The 42-year-old criminologist and security guard also challenges the traditional narrative of Puerto Rico's incorporation into the US.
"In contrast to what we're told in the schools, we Puerto Ricans welcomed US troops with gunfire, not with flowers," he says.
"The US invasion was heavily contested. In fact, they could not move in during the first two attempts. Finally, they managed to do it because the mayor of Yauco sold out," he said.
Among the group's followers, according to Nieves, "there are many university people and ones with advanced degrees".
"We believe we would be accepted by the Spanish people. To date, 95 percent of the feedback we've had from there is positive," he said.
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A KILLER WITH NO FACE, NO IDENTITY, AND A NAME THE WORLD WANTED TO FORGET: JASON BOURNEReenter the shadowy world of Jason Bourne, an expert assassin still plagued by the splintered nightmares of his...More
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Reenter the shadowy world of Jason Bourne, an expert assassin still plagued by the splintered nightmares of his former life. This time the stakes are higher than ever. For someone else has taken on the Bourne identity—a ruthless killer who must be stopped or the world will pay a devastating price. To succeed, the real Jason Bourne must maneuver through the dangerous labyrinth of international espionage—an exotic world filled with CIA plots, turncoat agents, and ever-shifting alliances—all the while hoping to find the truth behind his haunted memories and the answers to his own fragmented past. This time there are two Bournes—and one must die.
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Kowloon. The teeming final extension of China that is no part of the north except in spirit--but the spirit runs deep and descends into the caverns of men's souls without regard for the harsh, irrelevant practicalities of political borders. The land and the water are one, and it is the will of the spirit that determines how man will use the land and the water--again without regard for such abstractions as useless freedom or escapable confinement. The concern is only with empty stomachs, with women's stomachs, children's stomachs. Survival. There is nothing else. All the rest is dung to be spread over the infertile fields.
It was sundown, and both in Kowloon and across Victoria Harbor on the island of Hong Kong an unseen blanket was gradually being lowered over the territory's daylight chaos. The screeching Aiyas! of the street merchants were muted with the shadows, and quiet negotiations in the upper regions of the cold, majestic structures of glass and steel that marked the colony's skyline were ending with nods and shrugs and brief smiles of silent accommodation. Night was coming, proclaimed by a blinding orange sun piercing an immense, jagged, fragmented wall of clouds in the west--sharply defined shafts of uncompromising energy about to plunge over the horizon, unwilling to let this part of the world forget the light.
Soon darkness would spread across the sky, but not below. Below, the blazing lights of human invention would garishly illuminate the earth--this part of the earth where the land and the water are anxious avenues of access and conflict. And with the never-ending, ever-strident nocturnal carnival, other games would begin, games the human race should have abandoned with the first light of Creation. But there was no human life then--so who recorded it? Who knew? Who cared? Death was not a commodity.
A small motorboat, its powerful engine belying its shabby exterior, sped through the Lamma Channel, heading around the coastline toward the harbor. To a disinterested observer it was merely one more xiao wanju, a legacy to a first son from a once unworthy fisherman who had struck minor riches--a crazy night of mahjongg, hashish from the Triangle, smuggled jewels out of Macao--who cared how? The son could cast his nets or run his merchandise more efficiently by using a fast propeller rather than the slow sail of a junk or the sluggish engine of a sampan. Even the Chinese border guards and the marine patrols on and off the shores of the Shenzen Wan did not fire on such insignificant transgressors; they were unimportant, and who knew what families beyond the New Territories on the Mainland might benefit? It could be one of their own. The sweet herbs from the hills still brought full stomachs--perhaps filling one of their own. Who cared? Let them come. Let them go.
The small craft with its Bimini canvas enveloping both sides of the forward cockpit cut its speed and cautiously zigzagged through the scattered flotilla of junks and sampans returning to their crowded berths in Aberdeen. One after another the boat people shrieked angry curses at the intruder, at its impudent engine and its more impudent wake. Then each became strangely silent as the rude interloper passed; something under the canvas quieted their sudden bursts of fury.
The boat raced into the harbor's corridor, a dark, watery path now bordered by the blazing lights of the island of Hong Kong on the right, Kowloon on the left. Three minutes later the outboard motor audibly sank into its lowest register as the hull swerved slowly past two filthy barges docked at the godown, and slid into an empty space on the west side of the Tsim Sha Tsui,...
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The energy sector includes emissions from fuel combustion (including for transport and to produce heat in industry), and fugitive emissions. Figure 9 provides an indication of the emission profile from the energy sector in 2007.
Fuel combustion is the controlled burning of solid, liquid or gaseous fossil fuels (such as coal, petrol and natural gas) to generate heat or energy.
Fugitive emissions are non-combustion emissions associated with the production, processing, transport, storage, transmission and distribution of fossil fuels such as coal, oil and natural gas.
Transport emissions include those from road, rail, domestic air and shipping. To maintain consistency with the Climate Change Convention reporting guidelines, emissions from international air and shipping are reported in the inventory but are not included in the national total.
In 2007, transport contributed 20 per cent (14.9 Mt CO2-e) of New Zealand's total emissions and 46 per cent of total energy emissions. Emissions in 2007 had increased by 70 per cent (6.1 Mt CO2-e) from the 1990 level of 8.8 Mt CO2-e.
Electricity generation, petroleum refining, gas processing and solid fuel manufacturing are all reported under the energy industries category. Emissions from energy industries were 7.9 Mt CO2-e in 2007 and 10 per cent of national emissions. Emissions from energy industries had increased 31 per cent (1.8 Mt CO2-e) from the 1990 level of 6.0 Mt CO2-e. This increase was primarily due to growth in electricity demand in New Zealand, requiring more electricity to be generated by burning gas, coal and oil.
In 2007, electricity generation and heat production comprised 9 per cent (6.6 Mt CO2-e) of total emissions, or 84 per cent of the energy industries subcategory. Emissions from electricity generation and heat production had increased 91 per cent (3.2 Mt CO2-e) from the 1990 level of 3.5 Mt CO2-e. The remaining emissions in the energy industries category were from petroleum refining (0.9 Mt CO2-e), gas processing, solid fuel manufacturing and other energy industries (0.3 Mt CO2-e). In 2007, emissions from petroleum refining had increased 16 per cent (0.1 Mt CO2-e) from a 1990 level of 0.8 Mt CO2-e. In 2007, emissions from solid fuel manufacturing and other energy industries were 81 per cent (1.4 Mt CO2-e) lower than the 1990 level of 1.8 Mt CO2-e.
Emissions from the manufacturing industries and construction category included emissions from the manufacture of steel, non-ferrous metals, pulp and paper, and food processing. Emissions from manufacturing industries and construction contributed 7 per cent (5.4 Mt CO2-e) to total emissions in 2007. This was an 18 per cent (0.8 Mt CO2-e) increase from the 1990 level of 4.6 Mt CO2-e.
Emissions from the commercial, institutional and residential sectors are reported under the other fuel combustion category. This category includes emissions from agricultural, fisheries and forestry equipment. Emissions were 4 per cent (2.8 Mt CO2-e) of total emissions in 2007 and had decreased 4 per cent (0.1 Mt CO2-e) from the 1990 level of 2.9 Mt CO2-e.
Fugitive emissions in 2007 were 1.8 Mt CO2-e, and contributed 2 per cent of total emissions. This was an increase of 43 per cent (0.5 Mt CO2-e) from the 1990 level of 1.2 Mt CO2-e.
Figure 9: New Zealand's greenhouse gas emissions from energy


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A very dark wine with crimson red hues. It displays a complex nose with cranberry, plum and raspberry aromas. An earthiness and mahogany notes come from the oak maturation. The palate is rich but tight with sweet berry and plum flavours, with fine emery like tannins and balanced acidity.
Planted in 1967, Vasse Felix was the first vineyard to be established in the Margaret River wine region of Western Australia.
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Tuesday night at two of my friends charity event at Steak Restaurant! The profits were donated to three different charities, Habitat for Humanity, Ride for Dad, and Ottawa's Children's Breakfast Club. We were all there to wish our friends good luck on their upcoming adventure to summit Mount Kilimanjaro! Photos taken with model: Matt Carson and NHL Ottawa Senators Marc Methot (should I mention he was rated one of the hottest NHL players by Cosmopolitan?)
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Who: Emily Ratajkowski
What: Model
Where: London, Englad
Emily Ratajkowski a.k.a. that model in the "Blurred Lines" music video who's body we all wish we had along with her soaring confidence in herself. Since her controversial topless debut Ratajkowski can be seen in many advertisements and magazines. What I like about her is that she's breaking the boundaries in the modelling industry. She is becoming such a successful and publicized model standing only 5'7 with a C cup. Not going to lie, I somewhat idolize the girl. Yes, her body is phenomenal, but I love that she has gone after what she wanted, whether or not her manager thought doing the video was a good idea - it's what jump-started her career! Where would she be right now if she hadn't done so? Would people be able to spot her in a crowd if she hadn't? I think not. Feminists can say that the video is objectifying and portrays her as a "topless sex doll", but is that really the first music video where the artists portray women as a means of amusement? To serve fantasies? No. This world has many more problems than that, such as Miley Cyrus' possible tetanus poisoning and bodysuit purchasing.
As I was checking out the new trends and items on ShopBop I came across this amazing felt panama hat. I HAD to have it! Unfortunately I had gotten there too late as it was sold out. So I found myself on Jenassa Leone's website sifting through these fashionable women's hats and developed a major crush. Specifically on Vera (first image). Personally, I never thought of myself as a "hat person" but Leone's hats may have swayed me into the "casual Californian" fall trend - my credit card could confirm.
Smokey eyes and light on the face make for a dramatic, but elegant evening look.
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Pull out your furs (or faux's) because fall is just around the corner. How to survive this years fall? Wool hats, fur pelts, embellished black dresses, and leather jackets. I love this season!
Boyfriend is the Trend
Now that summer's ending, people tend up couple up - and I don't blame them! You might get some great closet staples out of it, such as a good pair of "boyfriend" jeans. Paired with a plain tee, blazer, and a pair of ankle strap sandal heels you've got yourself maybe one of the most comfortable outfits, you'll be happy you settled down!
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5 Must Watch College Football Games This Weekend
After a crazy week 6 in college football in which we saw 11 of the Top 25 ranked teams lose, week 7 is also poised to burst a lot of playoff hopes for many teams.
Silicon Valley Call Girl Pleads Not Guilty In Google Exec's Overdose Death
A high-priced prostitute accused of leaving a Google executive to die on his yacht in California after shooting him up with a fatal hit of heroin has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and heroin charges.
Police Say Prostitute Searched For Legal Defense Online After Google Exec's Heroin Death
A high-priced prostitute charged in the overdose death of a Google executive aboard a yacht in California had searched online for how to legally defend herself after giving a lethal dose of heroin, police in California said Thursday, as authorities in Georgia reopened another overdose case.
Best Golf Courses In The U.S.
Golfers and fans of the sport who attend PGA events can visit some of the best golf courses in America, and one is right here in the Bay Area.
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Featuring many of America's oldest cities, superb food, refined beauty and world famous attractions, the South has something to offer for all walks of life.
Bubba Watson Wins 2nd Masters In 3 Years
Bubba Watson has won the Masters for the second time in three years.
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Heisman Watch: Georgia's Aaron Murray Coming Through In The Clutch
One of the all-time best quarterbacks in the SEC is still busy rewriting the record books while keeping the Georgia Bulldogs in the SEC and BCS title hunt.
Heisman Watch: Oregon's Marcus Mariota Flying To Head Of The Flock
Marcus Mariota has become one of the emerging top contenders for the Heisman Trophy. The hype is warranted, as NFL fans hoping for a new franchise quarterback are also checking out Mariota as a potential draft pick.
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HCL Walkin drive for freshers "Logistics Executive" , Chennai – 19th April 2014
Company Name : HCL
Job Location: Chennai
Walkin Location: Chennai
Experience: 0 - 2 years
Salary: Best in Industry
Education: Any Graduate
- Candidate must be a graduate – B.Com, M.Com,BBA, BBM(2012/2013/2014) / MBA in Operations and Logistics (2012/2013/2014) from recognized university
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HCL is a leading global Technology and IT Enterprise with annual revenues of US$ 6.3 billion. The HCL Enterprise comprises two companies listed in India, HCL Technologies ( www.hcltech.com ) and HCL Infosystems (www.hclinfosystems.in)
The 35 year old enterprise, founded in 1976, is one of India's original IT garage start ups. Its range of offerings span R&D and Technology Services, Enterprise and Applications Consulting, Remote Infrastructure Management, BPO services, IT Hardware, Systems Integration and Distribution of Technology and Telecom products in India. The HCL team comprises 92,000 professionals of diverse nationalities, operating across 31 countries including 505 points of presence in India. HCL has global partnerships with several leading Fortune 1000 firms, including several IT and Technology majors.
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2013 Academy Awards – Lynn's Best Dressed [VIDEO]
If I'm being totally honest, when it comes to the Oscars there are only two things I care about: the fashion and the host. Almost every other award show entices me with some kind of entertainment value, but it's no secret, the Oscars are stuffy and kind of boring. So I hunkered down for the red carpet broadcast, stuck around for Seth McFarlane's opening monologue, then promptly changed the channel. But I did manage to reach a verdict on the most important award for the night - my pick for best dressed.


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Chicago White Sox vs. Detroit Tigers Pick 4/23/11
Division rivals from the AL Central square off in Motown on Saturday in a nationally televised MLB betting affair, as the Detroit Tigers (10-10) play host to the Chicago White Sox (8-12). Take away an eight game losing streak that just ended two games ago, and the White Sox have had themselves one heck of a season. Unfortunately though, you really can't tak.....
MLB Picks: Cincinnati Reds vs. St. Louis Cardinals Preview 4/23/11
First place in the NL Central will be on the line in MLB betting action on Fox Saturday Baseball, as the Cincinnati Reds (10-10) take on the St. Louis Cardinals (11-9) at Busch Stadium. The Reds are definitely going in the wrong direction over the course of the last nine games, as they have lost seven of those nine games. Six of those losses came at home ag.....
MLB Picks: Texas Rangers vs. New York Yankees Preview 4/17/11
We're back with our Sunday Night Baseball betting preview this week for a fantastic clash in the Bronx, as the two teams that met in the ALCS last year square off. The Texas Rangers (10-4) will take on the New York Yankees (8-5). The Rangers have been able to split the first two games of this series, something that has to make them incredibly happy, espec.....
MLB Picks: Minnesota Twins vs. Tampa Bay Rays Preview 4/16/11
Tropicana Field will be the site of another great MLB betting battle on Fox Saturday Baseball this weekend, as the struggling Minnesota Twins (4-9) pay a visit to the surging Tampa Bay Rays (5-8). Things just aren't going well right now for the Twinkies. They have already lost both games in this series, giving them three setbacks in a row and five out of .....
MLB Picks: New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox Preview 4/9/11
The Boston Red Sox (1-6) and the New York Yankees (4-3) have it in for the second time on Saturday afternoon at Fenway Park a day after the Sox rolled up a 9-6 victory for their first win on the MLB lines on the year. The Yankees aren't in the greatest shape in the world right now either, as they are just a game above .500 and really haven't done a grea.....
2011 MLB Odds- American League Betting Futures
Opening day for the 2011 Major League Baseball regular season is less than a month away as all 30 teams are busy preparing for another run at a world title. Right now every team still has the luxury of dreaming about representing their league in this year's World Series; however the harsh reality is there are only a handful of teams that have a legitimate .....
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San Francisco Giants(3-1)Texas Rangers(1-3) In what very well could be the last game of the 2010 MLB betting season, the San Francisco Giants will try to win their first World Series crown in 53 years in Game 5 of the Fall Classic against the Texas Rangers on Monday night. In a series that really lacked in all sorts of areas, the pitching performance of .....
World Series Game 4 Picks: San Francisco Giants vs. Texas Rangers Preview
San Francisco Giants(2-1)Texas Rangers(1-2) The Texas Rangers clawed their way back into the World Series on Saturday night, beating the San Francisco Giants 4-2 to cut the deficit to just 2-1 in favor of the visitors. This best of seven World Series betting affair continues on Sunday night with a potentially spooky Game 4 for the hosts. The bats struck .....
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San Francisco Giants(2-0)Texas Rangers(0-2) The Fall Classic is starting to get a tad out of hand for the Texas Rangers, and they need to rebound in a big way in Game 3 in World Series betting action against the San Francisco Giants in the first ever World Series encounter played in Arlington. The first two games of this season have been totally opposite.....
Texas Rangers vs. San Francisco Giants Game 2 Picks: 2010 World Series Betting
Texas Rangers(0-1)San Francisco Giants(1-0) A day after getting absolutely destroyed in the first game of the Fall Classic, the Texas Rangers will look to bounce back in Game 2 of World Series betting action against the San Francisco Giants. Game 1 looked to be going the way of the Rangers, especially early on when Texas took a 2-0 lead in the opening tw.....


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Juney's Event Journal
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Sunday June 9, 2013 / 2:00pmSouth Pacific
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Opensimulator Community Conference 2013 – Special Conference Grid Load Test Scheduled for Saturday, August 3rd!See on Scoop.it - Metatrame
Calling all OpenSimulator avatars!! A special large-scale load test of the conference grid is scheduled for Saturday, August 3rd at 10AM PDT. We need members of the community to help push the conference grid to its limits to test the capacity and performance of the simulator software and hardware prior to the first annual OpenSimulator Community Conference!
For the purposes of this load test, feel free to log in with multiple avatars, but please do not use bots, pcampbots, or other various libomv based viewers since we are trying to test the conference grid under conditions as close to the actual conference as possible. We recommend a Third Party Viewer that can support voice and mesh, such as Singularity, Firestorm, or Kokua.
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CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY, N.Y. (WKBW) For the second week in a row, a powerful storm caused flooding and serious damage in parts of the Southern Tier.
A destructive rainstorm hit the Jamestown, Falconer, and Frewsburg areas on Wednesday causing an estimated one-million dollars damage to county roads and infrastructure.
It left farm-fields underwater and flooded basements in 100 homes.
Just last week, another strong storm caused widespread flash-flooding in Gowanda in Cattaraugus and Erie Counties.
The storms also causing significant damage in Yates County.
Officials from Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, and Yates are now calculating the damage tab to see if the areas might qualify for a disaster declaration that would see the counties receive State and Federal assistance.
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October 22, 2014 — The latest Country Economic Memorandum for Poland highlights the need for individuals, corporations, and the state to alter their current trends in saving in order to mitigate risks related to old age poverty and slowing economic growth in the future. Read More »
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Welcome to THE BORED ROOM. I created this page to feed my boredom. Most of the images aren't mine and just re posted and reblogged. However, I would tag it MINE if an image i post is...well, mine. :) Images i post here are those that catches my interest, feelings or thoughts. No haters please. I come in peace.
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Naturalist Gabriel Willow contributes his extensive knowledge of bird species and their behaviors on these captivating walks. Wave Hill's garden setting overlooking the Hudson River flyway provides the perfect habitat for native and migrating birds. Ages 10 and older welcome with an adult. Birders of all levels welcome! Severe weather cancels. For weather-related updates call 718.549.3200 x 245 by 8AM the day of the walk.
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"An ode to my teacher."
Ruel O. 09/23/13
Dedicated to one of the wisest men I've known, Dr. Shawn Mintek.
So this photo needs a little context. read if you must.
This is me, dressed up in tight ass clothes, looking pretty dapper, but feeling ultra uncomfortable. Speaking to millionaires and investors about the work I am doing in the community. These are the things that came to mind while I was "smoozing".
1. If I ever had that much money in the world. I would keep 10% for future planning (living expenses and to my children) and give 90% of it away. That much money just asks for trouble.
2. I will never work in the for profit industry. That is not me.
3. I have concluded that my definition of what an adult should be is muggy and forever changing. And that is okay.
4. I'd rather much eat at a hole in the wall place in my neighborhood or red robbins.
5. When ever I tell affluent people of my personal history, they are surprised how well I've turned out. Which implies to me that they think most people of color end up incarcerated, in extreme poverty, or dead. This makes me extremely sad.
6. I HAVE to smooze with affluent people to shed light about struggles and obstacles that people of color face in their own city/community, where they could easily drive, read, or see it for themselves. This also makes me sad.
7. The logic of the for profit world is cold and heartless. This fact I already know. I just felt it more that day.
8. Affluent entitled elderly white people are easily impressed with my "ethnic" bbq recipes. Dude, the secret was a can of 7-up.
9. It is my job to bridge the gap and shed the light, no matter how unfun that event was. I ensure you that I will not retire early.
10. From the perspective (and what was told to me that day) of others, I am running at 300 mph, act as if I am twice my age, love as if I were a child, have the wisdom of well traveled old man, care as if I were a father, lead as if I were a general, and cook as if I were feeding a King.
And that was pretty. damn. cool. to hear.
Well maybe, but I'd rather not dive too deep on the not so nice stuff.
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All I want in this world is peace of mind. I will gather what snippets I can.
This is baby Eli, the baby of the ED of a multi million dollar organization. My two co-workers and I have made a name of ourselves to be awesome baby sitters in the non-profit world. This is probably the most radical and awesome way to market ourselves ever. MUAHAHAHA
This video refused to upload on the new insta-video-gram. Congrats to Shar!
I'd like to say that I played a huge roll in changing their lives. I'd settle with just making them shine a little brighter.
Still can't believe I made this beautiful thing.
Last night, we held a benefit dinner to raise some money for the programs that I run or help run. We definitely blew it out of the water, raising over 100k. So many huge name droppers in the house, it was crazy who I was shaking hands with left and right. But the highlight of my night was shocking everyone whenever they asked why I work so hard or am so passionate with what I do. I simply say,
"I want to change the world. Someone has to do it."
That line, those words, were directly responsible for bring in at least $10,000. So many people where thrown back at my conviction in saying it, that they simply gave me a hug. Last night will definitely be a challenge in topping over next year.
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New York politics is corrupt for the same reason long distance relationships often don't work: The population is concentrated too far from the capital to keep an eye on it, so Albany cheats. At least that's according to Filipe R. Campante of Harvard and Quoc-Anh Do of the school of economics at Sin ... More >>
The burger at Winstead's (rather grandly called a "steakburger"), celebrated by Calvin Trillin in American Fried As burgers have become a mainstay of New York City bistros, bars, and snack shops, area chefs have come to define them in a restricted way: the patty must be thick and juicy and made wi ... More >>
Last weekend rallies were held in all 50 states in support of the teachers' union in Wisconsin. And at the Wisconsin state capitol, at least 70,000 people came out on Saturday to protest Governor Walker's attempt to break the union. Sounds like a big deal, right? Hundreds of thousands of people tur ... More >>
The choreographer steps up to Lincoln and the Civil War
Tomorrow is Abraham Lincoln's 200th birthday, and to celebrate President Obama will attend a party in Springfield, Illinois. It's sold out, but free tickets are said to be available for "performances in Lincoln's honor," including local students reciting Lincoln's speeches, at the newly-reopened For ... More >>
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Love hydrangeas as they give me fond memories of my wedding day. Nikko Blue are my favorite. I love may night salvia's, echinaceas, and anything with a long bloom. I particularly enjoy magentas, blues, and shades of purple and green in the garden.
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July 23, 2013
In this post we share a few tips for reframing the way you think about how to make money. Great tips for creative professionals looking to make an extra source of income! Read More
Making Money: Tips for Creative Professionals
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Take a 'Time Out' to Boost Your Creativity
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Origins and Blends
We use only the finest Specialty coffee and roast it in small batches, using our Trademarked Right Roast process to assure that every varietal and blend is roasted to its peak of flavor perfection. It takes longer but we know you will appreciate the effort in having exceptional coffee. In addition, all of our Origins and Blends coffee is Kosher Pareve.
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Rich, smooth and full-bodied with just a little snap.
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A full bodied coffee with a sweet caramel flavor
Price: $9.95
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Good cheap fun
posted 5 years ago
A few of these hooked together give the cats something to do while we are not home. The become really attractive if one cat sees the other one playing with them. Of course then they knock them apart and they are all over the floor.
Pros: Inexpensive diversion
Cons: cats knock them apart
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Great inexpensive toys
posted 6 years ago
my two kittens really enjoy these. They like to swat at them and attach them. They lay on there back and try to pull them down.
Pros: inexpensive, my cats like them
Cons: have to leave them hanging somewhere
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posted 5 years ago
I use them to hang toys from the wire in fencing, crates and bird cages. They are easy to open and close and hang toys from. You can get them for $1 at a lot of stores and even less at garage sales.
Pros: cheap, easy to use, versatile
Cons: none
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