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Num Pang reports?
- D...DF Mar 20, 2009 12:44 PM
Eater says they opened to the public today. I've been waiting with bated breath.
I was planning on eating there for lunch today but was scared away by the crowd out front. After lunch, there was still a small line. I am going to walk by after work and get a sandwich since I work down the block. It smelled really good when I walked past. Funny, there was no one at University Pita today.
re: lanadai
Cool, I look forward to your report. I won't be able to get over there today.
re: D...DF
I got a a grilled cauliflower sandwich for myself and a pork sandwich for my bf. The cauliflower was kinda soft and the eggplant was more of like a sauce/marmalade. The bread was toasted nicely but kinda dense and my whole sandwich was kinda mushy but really tasty. I liked my bf's pork sandwich better. Both were $6.75. It's a good quick lunch spot for the area.
Serious Eats did a post on the soft opening here -> http://newyork.seriouseats.com/2009/0...
I visited Num Pang on Saturday. The crowds were thinner than I anticipated, though it still took a good 20 minutes between getting in line and leaving with sandwich in hand. The bread was good, toasted so that the outsides were crusty and crisp, while the insides were still soft and moist. The filling in my shrimp num pang was generous, but was wanting some acid and more cilantro to cut through all the mayo. I didn't detect much heat, though perhaps that and the acid were to be supplied by the pickled cabbage which was missing from my sandwich.
I'm a fan of the num pang at Kampuchea, especially the oxtails. The vegetables are plentiful and provide a sharp contrast to the rich meats, but Num Pang seems to offer more of a to-go version of the signature dish: smaller, less loaded and I suppose more transportable. If I'd not had the sandwiches at their sister restaurant, I'd be fine with what I ordered, but I know that these could be a whole lot better.
re: JungMann
I called them early in the evening on Saturday to make sure they were still open, and they said they had enough food for about twenty more sandwiches. Maybe they had to skimp a little to stretch it out...?
I was there Friday evening at 6PM. Looked like the line outside of Artichoke or the evacuation of Saigon. I fought my way in and managed to get two sandwiches: the grilled pork and the veal meatballs. Took them upstairs and got a table overlooking the garage next door (which kind of made me feel like I was at a roadside stand in Vietnam/Cambodia). The grilled pork was great. On a par with Nicky's on 2nd Street. A little sriracha sauce made it even better. The meatballs were evn better though the tomato sauce made me wonder whether it was the italians rather than the french who occupied southeast Asia. On a par with the sloppy bau sandwich at Bauguette on Lex. Hopefully the crowds will die down.
re: guttergourmet
Went back and had the pulled pork (as opposed to the grilled pork) and the meatballs again. Though still great, the novelty is fading a bit for me. The sweet stewed tomato sauce really conflicts with the mayo, cucumber and carrots on the meatballs. Similarly, the pulled pork was not as good (or as Cambodian/Vietnamese) as the grilled pork. I think I'll stick with Baoguette and Saigon Bakery. Still have to try An Choi's traditional banh mi -their crispy pork belly which I reviewed in a sepaarte thread was reminiscent of Porchetta.
Stopped by today (mon.) at 6PM. They're closed until tomorrow, working out the kinks I guess...
I found the pork dry and the vegetarian one a bit boring... not bad, but just didn't hit the spot. The catfish is another story entirely. Took a while to get that one, but it was well worth the wait.
I stopped by yesterday around 4pm and was the only customer. I got the catfish sandwich, which was fine. Good bread, fresh fish, but overall not something I'd go out of my way for. I've had the catfish sandwich at Kampuchea, and I remember that one being world's better (it was a while ago, though). Also, $7.50 is simply too much to pay for a smallish takeout sandwich. In these troubled times.
Stopped by here today for lunch. Contrary to others, I thought the service was fine, if not particularly friendly. Now when they give you your receipt, they tell you your number. It was not crowded and it was less than 10 minutes from walking up to the window, to being upstairs with my sandwich.
I got the pulled pork. It was okay, but the pork didn't inspire me all that much. Maybe grilled pork would be better. The toppings were good, but the sandwich was WAY TOO SMALL for $7.50. It was a little 5 inch football shaped thing. I could easily have had two, but not for $15.
The bread was good, and I appreciated the bottles of sriracha so I could doctor it myself. But again, too much money for too little food. Would rather baoguette or (more preferably) one of the chinatown spots.
I still like Kampuchea though.
I tried the Duroc pork sandwich and was...underwhelmed. For $7.20 I got a double-fist-sized sandwich with a heavy, unctuous filling offset slightly by the sprinkling of julienned pickled carrots and fresh cilantro. I liked neither the pork's flavor nor its texture. I might at some point try another sandwich, but give me a $3.95 banh mi from Broome Street any day.
re: Travels4Food
Yeah, I have to agree - underwhelmed by the pulled pork, and meatball sandwiches. Although the homemade hot sauce (HOT) that came wtih the pork was pretty bitchin', the pork itself did nothing for me. Weird, to have two favorite sandwiches (Carolina pulled pork, and bánh mi) meet in one sandwich...to the betterment of neither.
But how do they make that siracha?
It's not a *bad* sandwich, until you compare it with traditional bánh mì. This place is getting into when-is-a-bánh-mì-not-a-bánh-mì territory.
The meat balls are pretty bland - none of that black pepper fish sauce flavorfulness you get at the Chinatown places, Manhattan or Brooklyn. The bread football is chewy and dense -- again, a really nice piece of bread, but not not the exquisite chewy lightness of great bánh mì.
My b/f and I had the five spice pork belly and the lemon grass chicken pate sandwiches. We had half of each, and to be fair I was underwhelmed. The bread was toasted nicely, but the pate was a boring as there was no particular flavor that stood out. As for the pork belly the spice combination was not as interesting as I thought it would be. All in all a decent meal but definitely not worth going out of my way for. We'll try Kampuchea as the consensus here seems to be that that is better.
re: MWinston
I love the 5 Spice Pork Belly with Rhubarb. To me, the combination is spectacular, and the tender, rich, spicy pork belly is just superb. Pared with a watermelon drink, it's probably my favorite dish in the city right now. BUT this is in a vacuum... I've never been to Kampuchea, so can't make the comparison.
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I have yet to try Baoguette's Curry Catfish sandwich, but I'm almost positive it will be better and a better value.


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As ANN reported, the House of
Representatives passed H.R.2881, the FAA Reauthorization Act of
2007, on Thursday. The bill would fund the FAA through 2011,
provide additional money for the agency's planned air traffic
control modernization, and increase the funds for airport
improvements... particularly small general aviation airports,
according to the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.
"H.R. 2881 is a great model for funding our future aviation
system," said AOPA President Phil Boyer. "And the best news for
general aviation—no user fees, a modest fuel tax increase for
NextGen, and no tax cuts for the airlines."
Boyer also thanks AOPA members who assisted the organization's
battle, "by responding to our targeted communications asking them
to contact certain members of the House at key times."
Next up comes the Senate... where a far different plan to fund
the FAA is being considered. The Senate Finance Committee was
scheduled on the Thursday to debate changes to the Senate's version
of an FAA funding bill (S.1300).
Unlike the House plan, the Senate version calls for no new user
fees for pilots flying piston aircraft in VFR conditions. The plan
would phase out a 4.3 cent per gallon tax airlines pay for fuel,
however, and compensate for lost revenue with the introduction of a
new per-trip fee for turbine general aviation pilots who fly under
IFR flight plans, with limited exceptions for medical flights and
other emergency operations
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down the line. Once the Senate bill is finalized and approved by
the full Senate, a conference committee will resolve the
differences between H.R. 2881 and S.1300.
"We said from the
beginning, take user fees off the table and we'll discuss whether
there should be an adjustment in what GA pays," said Boyer.
"General aviation is willing to pay more to improve the air traffic
control system, unlike the airlines who wanted to change the entire
FAA funding system to obtain a huge tax cut for themselves."
H.R. 2881 would provide nearly $68 billion to the FAA over the
next four years, according to AOPA. Some $13 billion would be
available to maintain and improve FAA facilities and equipment,
including $5 billion for the start of the NextGen air traffic
control modernization program.
Another $15.8 billion would be put into the Airport Improvement
Program, and more than $37 billion for FAA salaries and other
operational expenses.
"The House has demonstrated that the administration and the
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According to that article, Mephedrone causes "heightened awareness, excitement, alertness, lowered inhibitions and talkativeness."
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Can we be serious about a drug named after the mispronunciation of Mjolnir from the Thor movie? Or kittens? Compared to some other drugs out there, it basically just sounds like really killer coffee, but when combined with alcohol it can cause circulatory problems. The fact that it's legal probably lures some younger users into a false sense of safety, which obviously compounds the dangers exponentially.
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Teammates remember Karlijn
WASHINGTON -- The shooting down of Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 has made international headlines, but for some in the United States, the consequences are personal.
One of the passengers, Karlijn Keijzer of the Netherlands, attended Indiana University, where she pursued graduate studies and was part of the rowing team.
According to the Washington Post, she was back home for the summer and traveling with her boyfriend when the flight was shot down over Ukraine Thursday.
Two of her former teammates, Jennifer Schultz and Cara Donley, spoke with WTOP Saturday. They remember Karlijn as a competitive, friendly, and charismatic young woman.
"We didn't really know what to expect," Schultz told WTOP. "She was one of our first international recruits. Within the first couple weeks, though, she really took over as a leader."
Donley agrees.
"She just had a presence about her," she said. "She was incredibly competitive, and an incredibly confident rower. She just approached everything she did with this kind of confidence, and I think it just rubbed off on everyone on the team."
But both women said there was more to Keijzer than that.
"She was one of those people where, on the water and in races, she was fierceyou did not want to compete against her," Donley said. "But off the water, she was your best friend. She really loved everyone and wanted to get to know everyone and wanted to get to know everything about America."
Schultz and Donley both talked about Keijzer's dedication to her studies as a doctoral student in chemistry at Indiana University.
"She was really there to make a difference," Schultz said. "I know she was working on Alzheimer's research. I really believe that she put her best foot forward in everything that she did."
When asked what they would remember the most about Karlijn, both women described her memorable presence at after-practice meetings.
"Every time, it didn't matter what she said, but she always had the same hand motion she would do to imitate the rowing stroke," Conley said. "I can just see her making that same motion with her hands right now after practice."
The women enjoyed a laugh together as they imitated the stroke in honor of their departed teammate.
"I think when you lose a teammate it's something that really effects you, and it definitely will," Schultz said. "It will be with you forever."
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IDW Publishing, short for Idea and Design Works, is an American publisher of comic books which published several Doctor Who comics out of the USA between 2007 and 2013. Many of IDW's titles are licensed properties based upon TV and film franchises.
The company initially offered two Doctor Who titles beginning in winter 2007/08: Doctor Who Classics, which reprinted Fourth Doctor stories from Doctor Who Magazine, and Doctor Who, offering all-new adventures for the Tenth Doctor, starting with a six-issue miniseries. In summer 2008, IDW released a second miniseries, The Forgotten, which featured appearances by all 10 Doctors. In October 2008, IDW suspended Doctor Who Classics and launched a related title, Grant Morrison's Doctor Who, a two-issue miniseries which reprinted DWM storylines written by Grant Morrison. In December, the regular reprints continued as Doctor Who Classics: Series 2, continuing the DWM reprints with the Fourth Doctor; in April 2009 the series began reprinting Fifth Doctor strips.
In 2009, IDW published a series of one-shots, which began with The Whispering Gallery in February, followed by The Time Machination in May, and Autopia in June. It launched Doctor Who Ongoing in July (cover title simply Doctor Who), a new monthly series featuring the Tenth Doctor that ran for 16 issues, and was relaunched in January 2011 with the Eleventh Doctor.
Concurrent with Ongoing, IDW continued publishing monthly one-shots until the fall of 2009. These stories occur during the timeframes of the third and fourth seasons and featured appearances by Martha Jones and Donna Noble. As of 2012, IDW continues to publish Doctor Who Ongoing with no further one-shots confirmed as yet.
The Ongoing title (which carries a cover title of simply, Doctor Who with the story's title appearing somewhere on the cover), has been published in two volumes. Volume 1 ran for 16 issues and one Annual, and featured the Tenth Doctor and original companions Matthew Finnegan and Emily Winter. Volume 2 began publication in January 2011, and features the Eleventh Doctor, Amy Pond and Rory Williams. (However, the Eleventh Doctor actually made his debut in IDW's first Doctor Who Annual, published in July 2010, when he appeared in a dream sequence of the Tenth Doctor story COMIC: To Sleep, Perchance to Scream.)
Besides Doctor Who, IDW is also the current publisher of comics based upon Star Trek, making this the first time since the late-70s/early-80s that one company has owned the rights to both franchises at the same time (the previous being Marvel Comics). Beginning in May 2012, IDW began publishing the first official crossover between Doctor Who and Star Trek, an 8-issue miniseries titled Star Trek: The Next Generation/Doctor Who — Assimilation².
Aside from the comic magazines, IDW also publishes graphic novel-style omnibus collections of its comics. To date, it has reprinted five volumes of Doctor Who Classics, Agent Provocateur (an omnibus collecting the first six-issue miniseries), The Forgotten, and Through Time and Space, an omnibus collecting the first six one-shots.
In July 2013, it was announced that IDW would be losing the licence to Doctor Who, but no announcement was made at the time about who would take over the licence in 2014.[1]
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Electronics Times, the launch of two new tablet test the water after a new batch of tablet Asus plans have been announced.
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Typically, Leadership Weekend centers on a single theme, which sets the tone for the weekend. Past weekend themes have been Leadership: There's An App For That, Where Stars Are Born and the Nuts and Bolts of Effective Leadership. While the theme may change, the focus on developing leadership skills and its many different applications in peer relationships and future endeavors remains the consistent message. Students return after a weekend away full of activities, seminars, a ropes course, and personal time with a greater understanding of their own potential and that of those around them. Lead on!
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The Mermentau River continues to rise to historical levels in response to the flooding rains last week. Flood water levels across portions Acadia Parish have begun to slowly recede while the water funnels southward through the Mermentau Basin and the river.
The river gauge at Mermentau had risen to 10.4ft late Monday afternoon with a revised crest of 11.0ft expected Thursday by the National Weather Service.
If the river crests at expected levels, it would surpass the reading of 10.97ft that followed after Hurricane Juan in 1985.
The top 10 gauge readings at Mermentau are as follows:
1) 14.50 ft on 08/07/1940
(2) 13.36 ft on 05/23/1953
(3) 11.06 ft on 02/10/1955
(4) 10.97 ft on 11/02/1985
(5) 9.47 ft on 12/10/1972
(6) 9.05 ft on 04/25/1977
(7) 8.96 ft on 05/18/2004
(8) 8.66 ft on 06/02/1941
(9) 8.56 ft on 05/20/1980
(10) 8.54 ft on 04/18/1967
Additional data along with the latest readings can be found in the link above.
Basin-wide (across much of Acadia Parish) 10-13" of rain fell last week, most of it coming within 24 hours or less on January 10th.
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It was taken for granted in those days that young people got married, usually when a girl was about 14 and a young man over 25.
Marriages were arranged by parents. And so the marriage of Joseph and Mary, planned by their parents, came about.
Though unmarried young men and women were strictly separated then, in a small town like Nazareth the two had to meet at times.
On those occasions at the market, on the road, during the Jewish feasts, Joseph saw Mary briefly. The young girl's beauty seemed to come from a special depth of spirit. He was attracted, and he looked forward to their marriage.
They were engaged at a formal ceremony before family and friends, which gave Joseph the right to call Mary his wife. Then, as was the custom, Mary returned to her own home to wait about a year for the day when she would go to live with her husband.
The Gospel of Luke tells what took place then: "The angel Gabriel was sent from God to a town of Galilee called Nazareth, to a virgin betrothed to a man named Joseph, of the house of David, and the virgin's name was Mary."
The angel announced that a child would be born to her by the power of God, who would save his people from their sins. Mary consented to the angel's request and conceived the child in her parent's home.
When Joseph learned that Mary was pregnant, according to Matthew's Gospel, he was deeply disturbed, not knowing of the angel's visit.
Jewish law demanded he divorce Mary for infidelity, since she conceived a child that was not his.
He knew he must follow the law as an upright man, but his high regard for Mary and his own kindness made him decide to divorce her quietly so as not to bring her public disgrace.
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AE: I can't believe you're telling me Ellen turned you onto Sonya the pet psychic.
GG: Well, I guess Sonya helped Ellen with her cat. When she moved, her cat was depressed or something. Sonya told her stuff about her cat that was absolutely true and about the kitty condo that she'd left behind. And Ellen was like: "Listen. You have to speak to this woman. She's amazing." And Sonya really, truly was.
AE: OK then.
GG: Yeah.
AE: How did Cleo go missing in the first place?
GG: I had a really nutty assistant who took him, while I was gone, to a dog groomer. She wrapped him in a blanket and my cat was thinking, "Oh my God, this woman is going to kill me or something." He jumped out of the blanket and ran away. He was far enough from my house that he didn't know how to get back.
I was in Europe and when I came back, I asked, "Where's my cat?" And she says, "Weelll…" The cat had been missing for days, and she never called to tell me.
AE: Which river is that assistant floating in now?
GG: [Laughs.] I never heard from her again.
AE: Well, I'm glad Sonya was able to help.
GG: She was very helpful. [Laughs.] Anyway. When you said "Ellen," I was like, "Oh, funny we keep talking about her." Um, so, what else would you like to know?
AE: Nothing they'll let me print, so let's just talk about your show.
GG: This really is my first record, the first thing I've written everything [for] except for one song. I think people are going to be surprised. It's not really rock and roll, this album. At the end of the day, In Search of Cleo is a parable for looking for love and trying to find your right person.
AE: It's been a while since you've done anything musical. I remember when you did Cabaret.
GG: My first professional shows were all music or dance. And then I kind of stopped because I wanted to be a quote-unquote serious actress. I went back and I did Cabaret on Broadway. And the musical director kept looking at me and going: "You actually sing. You're a singer."
I kind of forgot I loved doing [that]. And I had many different opportunities to do music. Prince wanted me to do Purple Rain years ago. He flew me out there and he's changing my name, and for some reason, I backed out of that.
AE: What did he want to change your name to?
GG: Gheena. He goes, "I think I'm going to call you Gheena." I said, "Gheena Gershon?" And he said: "No. Just Gheena." At that moment I knew this was going to be weird. I was so young. I was like, "I want to go to college!"
AE: It could have been worse. He could have said, "I think I'm going to call you Apolongheenia."
GG: Yeah. It just didn't seem right. But looking back, who knows where I would have been now.
AE: Two words: Vanity 6. I think you made the right rock-and-roll choice.
GG: I did Prey for Rock & Roll.
AE: Great movie. I think it's ground zero for the trend of girls calling each other "dude."
GG: Really?
AE: Yeah. I think so.
GG: Dude! [Laughs.] That's good. I'm glad. I really love that movie, and I wish it had gotten a bigger release. They really screwed that one up.
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I'm calling this DIM {Did It Myself} instead of DIY because I'm not sharing an official tutorial for you to DIY it. haha
A lot of times inspiration just strikes me and I don't even think about taking photos before or during the process because I'm in the zone. This was one of those times.
I started with a shapeless turtleneck I found on the clearance rack at Target last year for $3. It hung in my closet all year until I finally decided what I wanted to do with it. Since I didn't take a before pic, here's something to give you an idea of what it looked like:
What made this so easy was the fact that it's knit and knit doesn't ravel so the edges can be left unfinished. Basically all I did was cut the neck off right above the seam {so the neck didn't loose it's shape} and then cut it up the middle.
Then I cut the bottom off where I wanted it. I took the part that I cut off the bottom and cut it in half width wise and then sewed those two together to form one long strip. The strip was then twice as long as the bottom of my {now} cardi. I sewed a basting stitch on the very top and gathered the strip until it was the same length as the bottom of the cardi. Finally I attached the two using my serger. Easy peasy.
Also, I'm pattern mixing! It's nothing out of this world, but I kinda dig it.
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July 1939. "Theatre on 9th Street. Washington, D.C." Seventeen years after our previous visit. Large format nitrate negative by David Myers. View full size.
She might have been the bee's knees in 1922, but it looks like the best is behind her. Most of the bulbs have been removed from the facade, and the pendant lights are mostly gone. She's also suffering the ravages of years of pigeon visits. I suppose by now the big movie palaces were getting all the major movies, and these converted silent houses - despite the hopeful "See All the Big Pictures Here" - had to settle for aging child stars and such.
In addition to the ashtrays in the chair arms, many theaters only allowed smoking in the balcony. I personally find the current cell phone use more obnoxious than a person upstairs having a smoke.
I always felt bad for the guy or gal who worked in the ticket booth back then. It was so small; there was just enough room to stand. If you had a nice boss, maybe you had a stool to sit on. Spending an 8 hour workday (or maybe less) in the box was so claustrophobic. Wonder what they did for bathroom breaks? Probably somebody relieved (no pun intended) them.
The arms of the theater seats had metal ash trays embedded in them. They were removable so the janitors could empty them. Thank goodness smoking is not allowed any longer in theaters.
I swear that's a mannequin in the ticket booth!
Next door, to the left, is the American Legion.
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I hate to think of what actually useful information I could have stored in those particular brain cells all these years instead of Cisco Kid trivia.
I know times have changed but I can't wrap my mind around all the lit, then dropped, cigarettes in a darkened theater crammed with upholstered seats.
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I never realized what a huge star she was. I remember her mostly from the Comet commercials but she was apparently second only to Shirley Temple in popularity as a youth star.
And, as of this date, she is still with us!
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The collective of humans known as Animal Collective will NOT be playing in Williamsburg Park tonight. The culprit: Laryngitis! Here's the statement from the band: "We really wish we didn't have to be writing this right now, but after taking Dave to the doctor this morning it turns out that he has l ... More >>
The collective of humans known as Animal Collective will NOT be playing in Williamsburg Park tonight. The culprit: Laryngitis! Here's the statement from the band: "We really wish we didn't have to be writing this right now, but after taking Dave to the doctor this morning it turns out that he has l ... More >>
Ariel Pink warps an entire genre into his signature sound
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Say what you want about Animal Collective's recent turn as wedding music for the shrillest people alive, they will probably always have a better record collection than you. To wit: The line-up for May's AnCo-curated All Tomorrow's Parties Festival in Minehead, England just added OutKast funka ... More >>
Deakin and Prince Rama get weird
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Making the rounds this week is a New York Magazine article entitled "What Was the Hipster?" Written by n 1's Mark Greif, the piece is meant as a critical history of an era pegged to have lasted just 10 years, from 1999 to 2009. The moment supposedly began with the move of Vice magazine from M ... More >>
What a pleasant surprise to stagger into the Guggenheim Saturday and, in the midst of the museum's YouTube Play: A Biennial of Creative Video exhibit -- an elaborate display of 25 clips guest-curated by a panel featuring everyone from Laurie Anderson to most of Animal Collective to Ryan McGin ... More >>
Chillax with Panda Bear and friends
Honda Australia "asked the question: how much hipster can you pack into a Jazz?" A Jazz, apparently, is a new kind of car that is small, but spacious? I the commercial above, the hip youths try to put vinyl in the car's CD player, fill crevices with what must be the Australian equivalent of Pabst B ... More >>
Tonight, find Mr. Johnny Rotten aged to post-punk perfection with Public Image Ltd. at Terminal 5, where you'll catch the ex-Sex Pistols frontman wailing about "Death Disco," songs that aren't love songs, and the like. At Mercury Lounge, discover a couple of Christopher R. Weingarten-approved acts ... More >>
Animal Collective's new film is as psychedelic as you'd expect
In this week's Village Voice, we happily present the 37th (or, uh, 38th) annual Pazz & Jop Critics' Poll, won handily--SPOILER, guys--by Animal Collective's Merriweather Post Pavilion and, in singles, Jay-Z's "Empire State of Mind." The full album results are here; singles are here. Plus essa ... More >>
Arguing about mellow indie rock, Lady Gaga, and the real grizzly bears
Equally as innocent, but infinitely more technicolor than Chris Bear canoodling with a Koala, Animal Collective's new video for "Brothersport" stages a barnyard rave. The video opens with two feral children (one dressed as a minotaur and the other a bird) and follows their adventure through their ... More >>
Probably not, but damned if we can remember where the sample ("This is Ghostface, I got a twin ghost in the building--that's the Holy Ghost") that kicks off this DFA double-disc winter mixtape comes from. Anybody? Sadly, James "Jigga" Murphy's "Phone Tap" intro on disc two is decidedly not a ... More >>
--Animal Collective's Fall Be Kind EP turns out to be very real: AC's Avey Tare confirms and previews the record over at Pitchfork, where he specifies a tracklist and explains: "The vibe is a little bit darker, I'd say-- not in terms of the sound, maybe. Well, the melodies are definitely dark ... More >>
Is this the dawning of another Animal Collective release or an Amazon blip gone highly publicized but somehow uncorrected? Our money is on the former. Brooklyn Vegan grabbed what looks to be an incriminating and since totally effaced confirmation from Domino; Andrew Kuo said 'fuck it' and jus ... More >>
Download here, friends. Listen, we really like this song around here -- no, seriously -- and we thus regard any attempts to alter/improve it, however respectful and benevolent their intent, with profound suspicion. Particularly when Animal Collective is involved. But this has a nice, unobtr ... More >>
Yes In My Backyard is a semiweekly column showcasing MP3s from new and emerging local talent. Tina TyrellHalf-NYC/half-Berlin anesthetized dance duo Palms are dropping a remix EP on Sept. 1 in a limited edition run of 500 vinyl slabs, via Brooklyn's own Rare Book Room Records. Gavin Russom, ... More >>
Animal Collective Oh Internet. This morning, we got ATP's announcement that "due to circumstances beyond our control," Panda Bear's Saturday set at All Tomorrow's Parties New York would be moved to Friday night. That, in turn, quickly led to web speculation that Panda Bear would be leaving Animal C ... More >>
Before you're officially dismissed for the weekend, please enjoy Matt "Fluxblog" Perpetua's best-of-2009-so-far mix, which nicely balances big-shots like Phoenix, Neko Case, Sonic Youth, and Animal Collective with less overexposed fare: Both the new Peaches song and the Fight Like Apes track entitle ... More >>
Grizzly Bear keep getting better
In what an internet judge might charitably deem second- or third-degree community blogger service, we direct you to the Animal Crack Box 3LP Animal Collective TEST PRESSING!! auction currently underway over at eBay. Catsup Plate, the auctioneer here, patiently explain: For our upcoming 3LP boxed se ... More >>
Photo via Namestage Animal Collective The Bowery Ballroom January 21 If at this point you've been exposed to the ark of Animal Collective buzz, you've likely already chosen to side with them or against them; as in the case of black licorice and Brooklyn Vegan message boards, it's less about middl ... More >>
On the radical serenity/serene radicalism of Merriweather Post Pavilion
They grow 'em weird in Maryland
Animal Collective Listening Party River Room October 28 More than 200 fans, friends, and writers were invited to Harlem's River Room last night to hear the ninth album from precocious Baltimore noise crew turned unlikely Brooklyn art-rock juggernaut Animal Collective. With the album due all the way ... More >>
Inkwells overflow for the triumphant/irksome psych-folksters
Yeasayer at CMJ; photo by Rebecca Smeyne Yeasayer Abron Arts Center Sunday, October 28 Their crowd: 25 people, maybe, stretched out among the narrow seats of a tiny L.E.S. theater on a yawning Sunday night. Their host: The Crown Point Festival, a three-week film/theater/music soiree portending the ... More >>
Animal Collective's latest mixes dizzying highs with frustrating dog-paddles
Photo credited to this fella Panda Bear Bowery Ballroom June 18 Wouldn't want to bury the bloggerific lede, so let's get this out of the way. Saw keyboard player Robbie Guertin, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah's middle finger—the tallest one who looks like Matthew Lillard playing a de-goateed Shaggy— ... More >>
A great slew of genre-bending goulash-rockers gracefully emerge from Brooklyn's hipster dust
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Milpitas gets broadband wi-fi
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Looks like Milpitas (about 15 miles from MRL HQ) will be getting wi-fi coverage for about half of "midtown" (I didn't know milipitas had a downtown, much less a midtown) from Earthlink. They say that it will "enable municipal employees work in the field without having to return to an office". I wonder how security is being setup for all of these new municipal wi-fi networks. Wi-fi networking news has referenced about half dozen of these projects just in the last couple days.
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Openmoko: Plan B Instead of New Smartphone
The Openmoko FreeRunner smartphone, with its open platform, will remain the company's latest hardware product, at least for now.
Openmoko CEO Sean Moss-Pultz had already spoken at the OpenExpo in Bern, Switzerland, about an altered strategy for Openmoko. Steve Mosher, responsible for marketing, followed up with some clarification. Key points: Openmoko will no longer develop the already announced GTA03 smartphone, successor to FreeRunner. Instead, Openmoko will focus on support for FreeRunner itself and pursue a yet to be determined Plan B for a non-mobile device. That's about as far as he went. Details on the ensuing workforce lay-off were also unclear; Mosher talked of a restructuring in development, sales and marketing.
The subsidiary of First International Computer (FIC) from Taiwan had to concede to some errors in the GTA03's abrupt development stop. Mosher admitted that the hardware design presented more difficult hurdles than anticipated. Too many design changes had led to delays. Openmoko had approached the hardware solution from the software development side, where things can simply be reprogrammed, which has since proved a fallacy.
The options finally fell on two out of three pursuits: support FreeRunner, develop a successor to it via GTA03, or pursue a Plan B. The decision went with supporting FreeRunner and the still mystifying Plan B. Mosher designated the GTA03 as an aborted effort, seeing that development had already stretched way too far.
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There is a week minimum stay @ this Property........This Beautiful 1952 mid-century modern home, is located on the hillside in the Pasadena Rose Bowl area. The location is key. It is completely surrounded by nature and is unique in the privacy that it provides.
An Artist's Retreat; This is a rare gem of a home and truly provides a sense of peace and well being as you would find in worldwide retreats. It is a zen hideaway all your own to discover. It has two bedrooms and two newly renovated bathrooms and kitchen. The main floor overlooks and surrounds the original pool, which takes center stage, especially @ night when the turquoise blue glows and lights up the back yard. There is a cozy cabana off the poolside, which has three twin beds. There are two decks that are perched out over the canyon below. One covered balcony has a double bed. There is an original gas fireplace in the living room for cozy nights and floor to ceiling glass panel that make up half the room. Vienna wood floor and original Terrazzo Flooring throughout. This one must be viewed in person to receive the full effect. Sit on the balcony soaking up the sun, take a swim at your private modern tree-house. Do yoga or meditate in the quiet and serenity of the natural surroundings. Regain a sense of yourself and bask in the beauty of your private retreat.
This home is nestled within a private canyon in the Rose Bowl area of Pasadena, California. A short five minute drive from Old Town Pasadena for dining, shopping, movies, museums and groceries. It is a great base for exploring nearby Los Angeles and just far away enough to get lost in the serenity of the natural landscape that surrounds this beautiful zen Hideaway. The house is designed around a refreshing vintage pool. Beds are situated on the covered balconies to sleep under the stars and be one with nature as if in a modern tree-house. Due to the traquility of nature set in a wonderfully private neighborhood that surrounds together with respect for the neighbors there are to be no parties at this home. This home is for those who come to soak in the beauty which surrounds both outdoors as well as from inside this home. A zen base from where to regain your senses.
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Five Stars,'Secluded Luxury' , August 8, 2011By Elmer Marx (Juneau, Alaska USA)
Our family of four stayed in this beautiful home for a week of R and R. Although it is located less than five minutes from Old Town Pasadena, the house has an isolated feel. There are no close neighbors within view. Our two children loved the pool and enjoyed the trails and wildlife on the property. We spotted a mother and baby dear, a falcon, and numerous rabbits from the upper sleeping balcony. The home is tastefully and artistically decorated and has a wonderful, open floor plan with plenty of light and warmth. We would certainly return to this delightful home. The house is located close to Hollywood, Universal Studios, the LA Zoo, Eaton Canyon and other attractions. Old Town Pasadena has great shopping, theaters and dining. We enjoyed the Gold Class Cinema where we were served dinner with the movie. We recommend this house to all.
- Suitability:
- non smoking only
- not suitable for children
- pets considered
About The Owner
Hello... Thank you for your interest in my private retreat for your stay in the Los Angeles Area.
After traveling the globe for 25 years, I have had the pleasure of experiencing the world's Best. From Castles to farm homes to thatched huts to a tent in the Sahara and this is the spot that has stopped me in my tracks of traveling. A place to reflect, regain your senses and relax. This home is for those who have an appreciation for Mid-Century Modern Architecture, Art, Nature and Lifestyle. I offer this home as an exclusive stay in an Artist's Home.
The Owner purchased this house in 2004
Why The Owner chose Pasadena
I am originally from Long Island, N.Y. I have lived in Pasadena for the last 30 as my homebase while traveling. It was originally attending nearby Art Center College of Design, which brought me to Pasadena and I have stayed in the area ever since graduating. My background is in Film, Photography, Interior & Garden Design. I feel that Pasadena is a World Class City, offering Culture and The Arts. The Norton Simon Museum, The Huntington Library & Botanical Gardens, The Rose bowl Stadium and National New Years Day Parade to name a few of my favorites. It has an east coast feeling as you drive through the tree lined streets. However as you look out from the home into the distance you are transported and you could be anywhere in the world.
What makes this house unique
Tranquility. Rest. Relaxation. Privacy. Balance.
Guestbook comments from the owner
No dates yet though I'm thinking mid 2014. Mainly, I just wanted to pass on a belated compliment pertaining to my stay there last August. The occasion was my ex-girlfriend's daughter's wedding in Highland Park and I believe we stayed at your place for 5 days. Ultimately, I am at a loss as to how I can properly praise your home. I will simply say that, as a world traveler, my time at your house ranks with any previous experience.


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The pilot/owner had flown a round-trip between his base airport and another airport during the day. He flew another round-trip that evening. During the return leg, the airplane struck the top of an unlighted 928 feet mean sea level (MSL) tower 2 miles from the destination airport. The destination airport field elevation is 399 feet MSL. The recommended pattern altitude for the airport was 1,400 feet MSL. The tower lighting was listed out of service by a NOTAM issued 15 days prior to the accident. There was no record of the pilot receiving a weather briefing or NOTAMs. No temporary repairs to restore the tower lighting had been initiated. The 928 feet MSL tower was depicted on the VFR navigation chart with the symbol for group obstructions. Another 775 feet MSL tower was positioned on the same hill, about 2,100 feet east of the 928 feet MSL tower. The top of that tower was illuminated by a single flashing red light. The FAA did not have the authority to deny or approve construction of obstructions to air navigation, or to mandate the marking and lighting of the obstructions, or the repair of lighting outages. The Federal Communication Commission (FCC) did require marking and lighting of radio towers with licensed FCC transmitters. The FCC did not publish a time limit in which lighting outage had to be repaired.
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As the world mourns the late, great Dame Elizabeth Taylor, we're reminded of her most incredible fashion moments. Swathed in extravagant dresses, dripping in diamonds and accessorising with one of her many husbands, the actress became a timeless style-setter and the epitome of Hollywood glamour. So join us on today's fashion fest to celebrate the style legacy that she left behind, and to pay tribute to those iconic moments that will never die...
Here she is in 1952 at the tender age of 21, flaunting that raven-haired, violet-eyed, red-lipped beauty and teeny tiny waist, which sealed her sex symbol status. At five foot two, she was 'short, extremely curvaceous and not as easy to dress as Grace Kelly or Audrey Hepburn,' admitted costumer Edith Head who was a close friend. But c'mon, short or not, those are curves to die for.
Arriving at New York International Airport with fellow actresses Grace Kelly and Lorraine Day in 1955, Elizabeth is a vision of femininity in the hourglass silhouette that fash-land has fallen in love with. And proving she was the forerunner of jet-set chic (er, Victoria Beckham, who?), she pulls out another full-skirted stunner when returning home after a visit to the Moscow Film Festival with singer husband Eddie Fisher.
Elizabeth's on-screen style also has us charmed, from the saucy swimsuit that showed off her voluptuousness in Suddenly Last Summer to working the current ballerina trend in Love Is Better Than Ever. How ahead of the times she was, no?
Never one to shy away from making a style statement, Elizabeth works polka dots when heading to Gibraltar with Eddie in 1959 and dramatic head-to-toe leopard print for an evening at the Saville Theatre in 1963.
Visiting Richard Burton on the set of Becket with her daughter Liza Todd in 1964, Elizabeth was the ultimate yummy mummy in lashings of pink. And for her wedding day to Burton on March 15, 1964, she opted for a pure-as-a-primrose yellow frock teamed with matching floral headdress. Take note, Miss Middleton.
And then came the thigh-flashing! In the swinging 60s, Liz invested in many a babydoll dress, which she wore with elegant heels to make the most of those toned pins and of course, a magnificent hair-banded bouffant.
And finally, here's the screen siren getting even more theatrical with age, sporting flashy headgear and glittering gowns or looking swanky in a dazzling blue kaftan. Elizabeth, we salute you.
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So, you want to try CrossFit. Let's talk about it.Tuesday, November 06, 2012
If you're interested in learning more about CrossFit, this is
for you. If you aren't sure about CrossFit, this might inspire you to give it a try. And if you aren't interested in CrossFit and are reading a post titled "So you want to try CrossFit. Let's talk about it." I can't help you. Today I'd like to tell you about my initial impressions of CrossFit, a
few misconceptions, and what I wish I knew when I joined RNCF 6 months ago.
As you know, I love CrossFit, so it's been very exciting to receive emails and tweets from readers asking questions about it. I've also heard from readers and friends who have decided to give paleo and/or CrossFit a try. I love hearing that this blog has inspired people to change the way they take care of themselves. I would like to thank Gina (again) for inspiring me to try CrossFit. It has changed my life for the better in so many ways, and I am so glad I've gained this new lifestyle, a new best friend, and a whole new group of I am lucky to call my friends. Thanks, G. Love you so much!
Before CrossFit, I tried every workout and diet under the sun. And I did it all because I wanted to be skinny. t was all about depriving myself of everything I thought I loved and trying to become something that didn't know I did not want to be. I went into more detail on this when I wrote about why I CrossFit. Things have changed so much the past 6 months. I work out and eat well to be healthy. Strong. In shape. To feel good. But skinny? Not what I'm going for. Yes, I have gotten smaller, look better, and feel better, too. But the way I view food and fitness is just so different now.
CrossFit is not for everyone, but if you're interested in giving it a try, you should commit to giving it a real chance before making a decision. Had I gone only once, I probably would have just given up. I was positive that I'd hate it and it was (and still is) very hard. You will be sore. It will push you. But it is also the most fun and rewarding workout I have ever tried. And this is coming from a girl who was never an athlete and never worked out for a month straight in her life. It has changed me.
Paleo is awesome. I am three weeks into the paleo challenge and feel fantastic. Minus the fact that I can only have 1 glass of red wine a day (I have had 4 glasses total in 3 weeks which is less than I'd have in a normal weekend), I do not feel restricted. And I've even learned to adjust to not drinking more than a glass a night on the weekends. I did cheat and had some vodka Halloween weekend, but a. we're allowed one cheat meal a week and b. it was a holiday. Two drinks felt like five. Alcohol really hits you when you're on the challenge. Like woah.
Learn the moves. Even if you're in shape, it is so important that you go over the proper form and sign up for an intro/basics program. There is a lot to learn and it takes a while to become familiar with all the CrossFit terms. And don't worry–the coaches go over everything before each WOD.
It is not a competitive environment. I am still way behind most of my friends who have been at it much longer than I have, and never feel like there's any pressure to be "as good" as they are. Just last week, I got an 80 lb PR while Maxine and Gina got 109. They were just as excited for me as I was for them. It's all about showing up and doing what you can. It is an incredibly supportive and motivating environment.
Say goodbye to your pretty lady hands. I initially freaked out about this but have since embraced the baby calluses that have been forming on my palms. This was taken right after doing a bunch of kb swings, so my hands do not usually look this bad.
Buy a jump rope. I recommend buying your own rope to practice DUs (double unders). The most I've ever done is 3 in a row, and it was within a few days of buying my own rope. I also recommend buying CrossFit shoes as soon as you can. Makes lifting much easier. I only wear my Nikes on days when we do not lift.
Always pay attention when doing box jumps or you will probably fall and hurt yourself. This is especially true if you're a girl. I know of two other girls who have fallen on a box the past few months. Don't take your eyes off that damn box or this will happen to you.
CrossFit mixes things up. And it's fun. The time of each WOD varies, but we're always there for an hour. I usually show up a few minutes early to stretch on my own. We usually warm up with a 400m run, 500m row, or sometimes we'll do double unders. Then on to dynamic stretching and some sort of pre wod (we'll work on something, like a max back squat or push press). Then the WOD which can be anywhere from 6-30+ minutes). Last week we had 6, 7, and 8 min AMRAP (as many reps as possible) WODs. Then there are big cardio days where it's 5 rounds of xyz and it takes anywhere from 15-30 min.
The sense of community is bananas. My CrossFit friends are some of the best people I know. We WOD together, celebrate our birthdays together, the girls have ladies nights, and I think I've seen some (or most) of them every weekend. I really don't know what I did without them.
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Great post! I love Crossfit too, I have been doing it since May and I love going at least 3 to 4 days a week. It makes me feel better about myself and I am so glad I got into it. The community is amazing and I have met so many people through it. Love it!!!ReplyDelete
Love you D! What a great post, and thanks for all the love. I love you back, big time! I'm so glad we met, you have quickly become such a dear, lifelong friend! See you tonight! xoReplyDelete
I love the intro to this post...I'm one of those that you probably can't help, BUT I know so many people who love CrossFit...and we actually have two studios here in Tahoe. I am such a wimp though...I am afraid I would just keel over and die! ;)ReplyDelete
Awesome. Thanks so much for sharing! I've been seriously thinking about CrossFit for a while, and your post answered a lot of my questions! xo LaceyReplyDeleteReplies
Glad I could help. If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out!Delete
Great post! You should do a local Evergirl crossfit event at RNCF, so crossfitting Everygirls can meet for a WOD (RNCF isn't my closest CF gym, but I'd love to try another box and meet other CF girls!!).ReplyDeleteReplies
We've already discussed the possibility of this! Talking to the owner of RNCF!Delete
I'm so glad to read all of this. I got my husband a pass to a cross fit gym for his birthday and I hope he'll love it. I just found your site, so I don't know if you do this already, but you should share the paleo reciepes that you love.ReplyDelete
Great post D! I think I speak for all the ladies when I say we are blessed to have you in our lives too! So happy you joined the box and spread the love of it! XOXO! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Aww, thanks Maxine. Love you girls SO much. xoxoDelete
I started Crossfit in July and I love it! I too used to try every workout and diet out there to be 'skinny', but I have found that I like being and working to be strong so much more! Plus I got my bf to join as well and we have a ton of fun working out together now :)ReplyDelete
I've been thinking about Crossfit for a while now. I work in river north, so maybe I should drop in sometime soon!ReplyDelete
Omg girl you need some proper weight lifting gloves - I have fingerless ones and they're awesome for keeping those pretty lady hands!!ReplyDelete
Wow this could not have come at a better time! I did my first crossfit class on Monday and am sooooore. Second one is tonight so lets hope I make it!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for sharing more about Crossfit- I have been considering it and it is great to hear more details about it. I would love to hear more about what you think of the Paleo diet (saw that you posted a recipe that I cant wait to try!)ReplyDelete


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Crazy English Summer Lyrics - Faithless
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Fields of fire that passed the train
The sky is victorious but here comes the rain
Friday is taking me home again,
And I've nothing but you on my mind.
Grass is greener without the pain,
I think that I'm changing but I'm just the same
My sun is a ascending again
And I've nothing but you on my mind
Sometimes I feel like I'm glad to be free,
Sometimes I still want your arms around me
Sometimes I'm glad to have left you behind,
The Crazy English Summer has put you back on my mind.
Life's a riot a lover a friend,
Pity the day that it has to end
Friday comes speed me home again,
I've nothing but you on my Mind.
Sometimes I feel like i'm fine on my own,
Fifty Thousand miles from home.
Sometimes I'm weak and the past is my guide,
Summer returns and puts you back on my mind
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50 000 miles from home....? | Reviewer: Tony | 4/22/13
Beautiful song but I just wanted to point out that the earth is only 26 000 miles around so if you traveled 50 000 miles from home you would only be 2000 miles or so from where you started.... Nerd alert! :)
Autotune | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/29/11
Although I absolutely love this song, it really bugs me that parts have been heavily auto-tuned. Listen to the line:
Grass is greener without the pain,
I think that I'm changing but I'm just the same
and you will get what I mean. Really is a beautiful song though.
Timeless and Dreamy | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/13/07
This is such a special song - touches my heart and lifts my soul. Beautiful lyrics and harmonies. Timeless and dreamy.
All time favorite | Reviewer: Christina | 9/27/07
Everytime I hear this song, it reminds me of when I went to Brazil...its so crazy how a song can bring back memories...
it's such an amazing song with beautiful lyrics!
its perfect | Reviewer: Ruben | 8/20/07
it touches me so much. its beauty which bounds the perfection of memory.
so... | Reviewer: laura | 6/8/07
the song is so beautifully written and performed. i have many a good memories with this song and everytime i hear it, it gives me goose bumps and just seems to get better and better. shes a fantastic singer..
Kaayyyyya | Reviewer: Anonymous | 5/23/07
going to england in summer.... will maybe think about this song. beautiful
Music To Dance To | Reviewer: Ernest | 5/1/07
Today I saw a modern dance performed to this music. Three girls moved so perfect and expressed every aspect of this song. It was very close to comfort.
Wow | Reviewer: Khaye | 4/20/07
I absolutely love this song! It's beautiful!
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hy•droˈhaɪ droʊ(n.; adj.)(pl.)-dros
(n.)hydroelectric power.
Category: Common Vocabulary, Informal
a hydroplane.
Category: Common Vocabulary, Informal
Brit. a spa offering hydrotherapy.
Category: Common Vocabulary, British
(adj.)of, pertaining to, or furnishing water, water power, or hydroelectricity.
Category: Common Vocabulary, Informal
Origin of hydro:
1880–85; by shortening of compounds with hydro -1 (cf. -o )
a combining form meaning "water":
hydroplane; hydrogen.
Category: Chemistry, Affix
Ref: Also, esp. before a vowel, hydr-. 1
Origin of hydro-:
< Gk, comb. form of hýdōr water
Category: Chemistry, Affix
Ref: a combining form representing hydrogen , used esp. in the names of chemical compounds in which hydrogen is combined with some negative element or radical; Also, esp. before a vowel, hydr-. 2
hydroelectric power
electrical power supply; specifically : electrical power provided by a utility (as a publicly-owned one)
I won't have lights until my house gets the hydro turned on.
A spa
Origin: From ὕδωρ.
Hydro is a town in Caddo and Blaine counties in the U.S. state of Oklahoma. As of the 2010 census, the town population was 969. In downtown Hydro, an old-fashioned drug store still serves sodas and lunch. Also downtown is the "World Famous Hydro Bar." The bar has been in business since the early years of Hydro and still has pictures of the old-fashioned wood swinging doors that used to be the front doors to the bar.
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While service design is new to designers, its not new to service providers. After all, service have been around for a long, long time (just think of hotels and restaurants), and it's foolish to think that, with service design, designers have stumbled onto something never before seen. However, what designers do bring to the table are skills and perspectives which can help innovate services.
15 December 2008
Engine's Oliver King on service design
Oliver King, the co-founder and director of the UK service design consultancy Engine, was one of the speakers at this year's service design symposium at the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design.
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A look back at the year's best, worst, and most interesting films
Testing the limits of familial bonds, one nursing-home application at a time
Playing down-on-her-luck, Amy Ryan's star rises.
Life as a Hot, Young, White Educated Nanny Is a Drag
Aussie drama Jindabyne reels in a stunning character study
Billy Ray takes on another liar: FBI traitor Robert Hanssen
Halfway through Sundance and still whistling a happy tune
Barry Levinson wags the dog again, but his bark is worse than his bite.
Racists, louts, and terrorists earned their place among the best of 2005
The Squid and the Whale finds moments of joy amid the bitterness of divorce
Emily Rose is possessed by silly nonsense
Bill Condon's movie about Kinsey is warm -- and plenty hot too
In a year of big-screen sadness, our critics comfort those who triumphed
Kevin isn't the only thing Spacey in this overlong death-penalty drama
The truth is way out there in this tricked-up ghost story
Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival
If you don't agree with that Top 10, we give you a recount
Academy darling Kevin Spacey is out, Billy Crudup in
You Can Count on Me starts small but works its way to bigness
Despite its monstrous bulk, our favorite film festival stays true to its independent roots


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