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Clermont Auvergne head coach Vern Cotter called on his side to continue their impressive run of form on the European stage and book their place in the Heineken Cup final after he saw his team dispatch Leinster 28-21 at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.
Clermont were knocked out of the Heineken Cup at the semi-final stage of last year's tournament to Leinster but Cotter's team have now secured back-to-back wins over the Irish giants and, in the process, have seemingly secured their spot in the quarter-finals of the tournament.
The Top 14 side are eight points clear at the top of Pool Five and Cotter wants his men to end the season with some European silverware.
"We intend to go the whole way," Cotter said. "It's a game of rugby - it doesn't always go the way we want, but our intention is to go as far as we can.
"Last year we lost a semi-final in Bordeaux. Goodness knows what would have happened if Wesley (Fofana) had scored that try (in the last minute of the semi-final against Leinster). We didn't get a crack at the final. We would like to get there and see if we can get over the line and take the title. That is our firm intention."
But while Cotter can start planning for the latter stages of the tournament, Leinster boss Joe Schmidt admits that his side need a miracle if they are to reach the quarters.
"Miracles happen in sport, I guess, but mathematical long shots very seldom come into being," admitted Schmidt. "I don't think we have the same depth as some of the big-spending French clubs. It's hard to take defeat two weeks in a row, with the amount of effort the players put in.
"The other challenge for champions is they always look pretty good when they are on top. It is how they come back from adversity that is the real challenge."
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Fleurs De France composed by Germaine Tailleferre (1892-1983). For piano. Classical. Grade 2. Score. 13 pages. Published by Editions Henry Lemoine (LM.24016).
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Attitash salutes our military; Pats Peak plays host to mascots
The 7th annual Military Salute is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at Attitash in Bartlett and its sister resort Wildcat Mountain in Pinkham Notch. Active-duty military family members are also eligible for discount lift tickets; they are asked to bring a military ID.
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WATERBURY — Edward J. "Mr. Ed" Karvelis Sr., 82, passed away on peacefully on Saturday, March 30, 2013, surrounded by his family and friends at Waterbury Hospital. He was husband of the late Barbara (McDonald) Karvelis.
He was born on Jan. 21, 1931, son of the late Justin J. and Helen (Mendle) Karvelis. Ed was a lifelong resident of Waterbury and a graduate of Leavenworth High School in 1949. He had worked for Connecticut Light and Power and Yankee Gas for more than 40 years. He proudly served his country in the United States Army during the Korean War.
Mr. Karvelis was actively involved in many organizations including the Catholic War Veterans, Eagles Club, Polish Heritage Group, Knights of Lithuania and Naugatuck Historical Society. He was past president of the Union City Polish American Club, past commander of VFW Post 7790 in Waterbury, and executive board member of the Lithuanian Club. Ed also served as a collector at Blessed Sacrament Church for more than 50 years.
He leaves a son, Edward J. Karvelis Jr. of Wethersfield; his sisters, Edna Piel of Allentown, Pa., Regina Rock, Dolores Wood and her husband, Bill, and Marlene Reeser and her husband, Dave, all of Oakville; three grandchildren, Katelyn, Thomas and Bradley, all of Naugatuck; and several nieces and nephews. He also leaves his dear friend and companion, Joan Taf and her family. Ed was predeceased by a granddaughter, Jennifer Diane Karvelis.
The family would like to thank the doctors and nurses of Waterbury Hospital for the care given to Ed and the support given to his family and friends.
His funeral will be held 9:15 a.m. Wednesday, April 3, 2013, from the Naugatuck Valley Memorial/Fitzgerald Zembruski Funeral Home, 240 North Main St., Naugatuck, to St. Hedwig Church, 32 Golden Hill St., Naugatuck, for a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. Burial with military honors will follow in Calvary Cemetery, East Main Street, Waterbury. Calling hours will be held at the funeral home today from 5 to 7 p.m. Members of the Catholic War Veterans and VFW Post 7790 are asked to meet today at the funeral home at 6 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Leever Cancer Center, 1075 Chase Parkway, Waterbury, CT 06708.
To send an online condolence, please visit www.naugatuckvalleymemorial.com.
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Hauula House Rental Photos and Description
Direct beachfront 2 bed, 1 bath on North Shore Oahu with hot tub.
The Pukana La (Sunrise) is located in Hale Koolau, a family owned and operated group of beach front vacation rental homes in Honolulu, Hawaii. Hale Ko'olau is the proud recipient of the Trip Advisor 2014 Seal of Excellence. Transient Accommodations and General Excise Tax Lic. #W-94877676-01. Learn more on our direct website at halekoolau.com.
The Pukana La is a completely remodeled (2007) and updated 'Hawaiian style' cottage circa 1930s with a dramatic 'wall of windows' in the main living area overlooking the ocean and Hauula Bay. Pukana La is a fully air conditioned and spacious two bedroom, one bath duplex home with porcelain tile floors throughout. The Pukana La features a remodeled (2007) complete, modern and open kitchen with maple cabinets, granite counter tops, sealed top stove/range, dishwasher, built-in microwave, fridge, and all the cooking utensils you need to prepare complete meals. The kitchen opens to the living area with a large breakfast bar/nook and enjoys direct ocean views.
The living area is richly decorated with warm tropical and plantation style furniture and also has wrap-around breath-taking ocean views. There is a queen and a twin size futon, both with 8" mattresses, in the living room. In the dining room area the original red wood beams have been exposed and creative lighting illuminates the ceiling. The master suite has tranquil garden views and features a Sealy posturepedic pillow top queen size bed. The second bedroom also has a queen-size Sealy posturepedic pillow top bed and heavy teak and tropical furniture for an elegant feel. Both bedrooms have individually controlled air conditioning and tropical ceiling fans although they are rarely needed as this home enjoys cool tropical breezes year around. There is a separately controlled air conditioner and tropical ceiling fans in the living area as well.
Enjoy relaxing on our direct beachfront yards which overlook the blue Pacific Ocean. There is plenty of area for sunbathing on the beach or on our grassy beachside yards. Watch spectacular sunrises while soaking in one of our four hot tubs, stroll down the beach to the Hauula beach park and coral preserve for some great snorkeling and swimming or take our ocean kayaks out for some adventure. Close by are world famous North Shore attractions such as the Hauula hiking trails & preserve, Polynesian Cultural Center, Turtle Bay Resort and Golf, Brigham Young University, Sunset Beach, Waimea Bay, Kualoa Ranch and the last unspoiled 'Hawaiian' style towns on Oahu. Enjoy your Hawaii vacation directly on the beach with in our North Shore beachfront vacation homes.
All our properties are located in the fishing town of Hauula on the North Shore of Oahu near the Polynesian Cultural Center, Turtle Bay, Kualoa Ranch, and many other wonderful Oahu attractions. We are approximately 1 hour from Honolulu International Airport; where the Ko'olau Mountains touch the Pacific Ocean. Although we are "away from it all" we do have the Hauula Kai shopping center a short walk/drive away which has a large grocery store and several restaurants.
Our rural community of single family homes, small shops, and quaint restaurants is very different from the high rise retail/ tourist centers of Waikiki and Ko'olina. With hiking trails and unspoiled beaches, we offer a glimpse of the Oahu of yesteryear with convenient access to the night life and modern pleasures of Honolulu & Waikiki.
If you want to escape the crowds and discover a quieter and more peaceful alternative to the hotel and resort scene then Hale Ko'olau is perfect for you. Although our rentals are entirely self-catering we do have someone available on-site every day from 10am to 6pm to answer questions, give suggestions on where to go and what to do, or to just talk story.
We are happy to provide our guests with access to amenities such as high quality, professional grade snorkel equipment, ocean kayaks, beach and picnic equipment, and more for a nominal service fee. For more information please call us anytime at our toll free number or visit our direct website at halekoolau.com.
We have 18 different beachfront rentals to choose from. All of our rentals are located right next door to one another along the same stretch of beach, making our properties ideal for family reunions and weddings. To learn more visit our direct website at halekoolau.com
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Dave Moyer
We have owned and operated these properties for two generations. We have operated as Hale Koolau LLC for nearly a decade, however prior to this change of entity we operated the business as sole proprietors, accommodating thousands of guests over the years. We have an 'excellent' rating on TripAdvisor and are ranked the #1 specialty lodging in our area.
Why Dave Moyer chose Hauula
Guests who stay with us get more than just a place to sleep at night, they get their own beach house on the North Shore of Oahu. We have 450 linear feet of oceanfront property giving our guests plenty of room to lounge in the sun while being cooled down by the gentle breezes of the South Pacific Ocean. We also have four hot tubs on the property plus complimentary high-speed internet and parking. We are happy to provide our guests with access to amenities such as snorkel equipment, kayaks, beach & picnic equipment, and more for a nominal service fee. For more information please call us anytime at our toll free number or visit our direct website. Each of our units comes with full kitchens and most of them have air-conditioning. We are located four minutes from the Polynesian Cultural Center and Brigham Young University Hawaii. We are also located 20 minutes north of Kualoa Ranch and 15 minutes from Sunset Beach and the famous North Shore surfing beaches.
What makes this house unique
A "wall of windows" makes you feel your living on a ship in this 2 bed, 1 bath circa 1930s beach cottage. Pukana La is a fully remodeled, air conditioned home with updated kitchen and bath. Step outside and enjoy the hot tub with ocean views.
Guestbook comments from the owner
Mahalo to Dave, Otilani, Jeff and staff for ensuring a five star vacation at Pukana La Sunrise. What's there not to like? We woke up every morning to the sights and sounds of the ocean, we went hiking on nearby trails, and we had a hot tub one night in the pouring rain. It was paradise. The days were sunny and full of promise, and we always looked forward to returning to our little beach house. We were fortunate to be there when the coconuts on the trees were being picked, so we had fresh coconut and coconut water. We hope to return again real soon.


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Thai Thai East
- Address:
110 Old Street
London, EC1V 9BDNeighbourhood:
Old Street
- Cuisine:
ThaiPrice: £26 to £40
Thai Thai East
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.oldstreetthaithai.co.uk/
- Phone: 020 7490 5230
- Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday: 12pm-3pm, 5:30pm - 11pm
Saturday-Sunday: 5:30pm-11pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Halal, Thai
- Executive Chef: P'Nong
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Delivery, Entertainment, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
A word from Thai Thai East
Located near Old Street station in London's East End, Thai Thai restaurant has become the dining destination de rigeur for hip socialistas and local foodies. The light and airy dining room with ruby and vanilla coloured walls, teak wood furniture and the freshest Spitalfield Market plants is perfect for relaxed meals with friends and colleagues. We recommend the Pad Thai, Somtam Salad, any of their array of curries; and coconut rice. Freshly blended exotic juices like Pomergranate, Tamarind and Young Coconut provide an insight into the mocktails, whilst the Strawberry Lover and Butterly Martini cocktails will compliment your group dinners.The long serving service team are famous for their friendly, helpful attitude and warm welcome. Sawadika!Continued
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Thai Thai East reviews from OpenTable diners
167 reviews since 24 November 2013
- Food3.7Service3.4
- Ambience3.5Value3.6
group bookings (72)fit for foodies (41)outstanding value (41)business meals (40)special occasions (37)good vegetarian options (36)romance (35)pre/post theatre (23)sunday lunch (9)outdoor eating (7)child friendly (7)brunch (4)disabled access (3)Show More
- Great 40% off valueLizzleDined on 21/11/2014Really good value for money - we had the 40% off deal before going to the cinema. Staff was friendly as usual - made sure we are looked after without overcrowding us. We get the prawn tempura and fried soft shell crab for starters - fair enough its not Thai but the crab was a little cold.. I had a great veggie pad Thai - a very yummy main :) Left happy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OkCS76Dined on 15/11/2014Excellent in every except the following which really let it down: 1) House music really inappropriate for such a lovely authentic Thai restaurant. Too much bass, too loud. What a shame 2) Lighting has been changed so spotlights emit white light, a more yellow / amber colour would really enhance the ambience.
- Good foodrandomDined on 14/11/2014Really good value with the 50% off food lunch time deal.
- Great value lunchCG83VIPDined on 13/11/2014I've eaten here several times now, the 50% off lunch offer is great value. I'm never disappointed with my dishes. Great local Thai place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodiewoodieDined on 6/11/2014Great value, nice staff, decent food - good for a mid week get together cheap eatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice foodlondondiner222Dined on 6/11/2014I had a weekday lunch here with a colleague. We ordered 2 courses from the lunch menu. The food was really nice and I will be coming back. There was a slight hiccup with one of the main courses being wrong but this was spotted by the waitress and the correct item was brought out promptly. My only criticism is that the music was playing far too loudly to make conversation easy.I would recommend this to a friend.
- 5 stars!SJ08Dined on 3/11/2014Brilliant Thai food, impecable service and fantastic value for money Will definetly be going back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just OKOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 1/11/2014We arrived a little early for our booking and they seated us with no issue, which was nice. However, when we sat down we were firmly told that to be seated you are required to order an starter and a main EACH, and "the drinks don't count". We were put off by this - never have I eaten at a restaurant where they require you to order a minimum amount of food. In addition, the service throughout the meal wasn't great - they were unorganized (didn't know who order which main, didn't refill our water glasses when we asked, etc.) and seemed to think the mistakes were funny! If the food was amazing, I may have rated higher, but it was just so-so. I wouldn't recommend.Special Features:
- Great food and servicerachDined on 30/10/2014As we went at 12.30 we beat the afternoon rush, so service was fast. I had red duck curry, quite hot but tasty! Jasmine rice (shared) and prawn tempura to start. The tempura could have done with a little more chilli dip, but what you did get was delicious. Really reasonable too with the 50% discount came in at just over a tenner each for a two course lunchSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thai Thai EastHanwDined on 29/10/2014Thai Thai East is good for an informal catchup with friends and good value with the toptable discount. Food is good, but service not great - rice arrived about 10mins after the rest of the meals, and difficult to get their attention to ask for bill at the end of the night, even though it wasn't particularly busy.Special Features:
- Great FoodJamieDined on 23/10/2014We booked a table at the very last minute on a Thursday night. The restaurant was extremely busy with a great buzzing vibe. The staff where very attentive and the food was delicious. We will definitely be returning very soon.Special Features:
- we thoroughly enjoyed our evening.MilaDined on 17/10/2014Food was just Devine. We definitely coming back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thai Thai East is great valueDavidVIPDined on 11/10/2014with the Opentable offer Thai Thai East is great value. food is great and ambience and service is good salads were the best part of our meal but weeping tiger had very nicely barbecued steak as wellSpecial Features:
- Lovely last minute mealtanyaeDined on 11/10/2014We found ourselves on Oxford St, heading towards a friends house party near Old St. Having not had dinner I Google-mapped restaurants and found Thai Thai on the bus route to my friends house. Opened my Opentable app, and booked. Easy. We were not disappointed. We were seated , ordered quickly and our food came out promptly. Quick, attentive service, and delicious food. With 40% off our bill we had a great Thai for next to nothing, for London.
- Great Food, Terrible Host.VinnyDined on 10/10/2014Attended Thai Thai on a Friday night, it was very busy in the evening times. Finally, got a table after waiting 15 minutes. the host greeting the guests was extremely rude towards us and sat us infront of the door evening after mentioning if we could sit else where (there was visible space else where). There were multiple times when I asked for something (salt etc) and I had to ask 2 other staff members to provide this to us. Not entirely sure what his problem was, maybe just a bad day or maybe not. Overall, the food was good but the service wasn't the best and they do add Service charge.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service needs improving, food good.CpmgDined on 9/10/2014I made an Opentable booking at 6.50pm which was not time enough for the restaurant to have details of it when we arrived at 7.00. They did have a table however. We were given menus but not offered drinks. After about 20 mins I had to ask if we could order drinks. Drinks arrived without the glass of water that I had also requested. I then had to call someone later to take the food order. Food was excellent. My friend paid so I forgot to ask about the Opentable offer of 50% off food so he was charged and paid full price. Staff were all in a bad mood and quite impolite at times. I would go again for the food but not if I was in a hurry, and perhaps order drinks as soon as we are handed the menu.Special Features:
- Great food, attentive servicethaifoodieDined on 8/10/2014Would definitely recommend this place, great food and a nice restaurant space, friendly staff and good serviceSpecial Features:
- Gone downhillLowdyscotDined on 4/10/2014We have visited this restaurant a few times now. But it seems from the last time things have changed a lot. The service was poor and slow and mostly new people since our last visit. The food quality and presentation was also not as good as previous. We took a couple of friends there raving about it and we're very disdained. Seems like maybe new owners ? The 40% discount on food was not such a good deal now. Sorry - disappointedSpecial Features:
- Eid extravaganzaBellyfullDined on 4/10/2014Loved the food, spicy , tasty and bursting full of flavours. Enjoyed the Thai expericenceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better during the weekRosiDined on 3/10/2014Great restaurant during the week. I won't go again on FridaysSpecial Features:
- Great food, dire atmosphere!LunchingDined on 1/10/2014The food was amazing and extremely impressive, as usual. It was always one of my favourite Thai restaurants in London. I don't know when they did it, because I haven't been for about 10 months, but they've swapped all their halogen lights with horrible blue-cast LEDs. The whole place has lost it's magic and it felt like a supermarket when they turn half the lights off. It seems crazy that it would make such a difference but the atmosphere is completely gone, and I wouldn't go back there for a special occasion again. The gold carvings on the wall don't glow, the beautiful reds in the paint just look like grey, and the whole restaurant feels gloomy. I'd told my friends how amazing the interior was and I was kind of embarrassed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, shame about the serviceashaleeDined on 26/9/2014The food was lovely, could not fault it, but we had to wait a very long time for each course and our drinks. Two drinks were brought to the table and we had to wait another 40 minutes for the others. Our waiter wasn't very helpful, but the waitress was lovely! She did her absolute best. This isn't a restaurant to go to if you want a quick lunch time meal. We waited a minimum of 30 mins between the drinks, crackers, starters and mains, and then another wait for the bill. I don't think I will be rushing back unless my time isn't limited.Special Features:
- Thai Thai Eastrosema26Dined on 19/9/2014Thai Thai East on old street, I will go back again. I leave near by and either I go with friends or I order and collect. Great food and great value. I am glad that I leave so close and can enjoy the food as my friends. If you like spicy you have may choices and also if one of those you would like to try you can ask them do it milder or the reverse if you like very very spicy!!
- Nice dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 19/9/2014staff should be more attentive, when it's get busy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliceDined on 14/9/2014I dined at Thai Thai East last year and returned very recently to find a new menu. The food was as delicious as ever and staff very personable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Average but good atmospherekin001VIPDined on 6/9/2014This would be expensive without the OpenTable offer and even then only average with the offer. The curries were too sweet and the batter on the tempura and soft shell crab too heavy. We ordered desserts, waiting 30 minutes for them is excessive. You can find better Thai elsewhere in London. On the other hand the restaurant was busy and lively. Maybe better for a party than for genuine Thai food.
- Nice dinner at Thai ThaiJCo81VIPDined on 5/9/2014Reasonable dinner and service. I would say that's it's it as nice at all as it was.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeDiner9876Dined on 3/9/2014Good place for diner with friends, and excellent value with the 50% off deal. Food is very good too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 50% off food and qualityBonsterVIPDined on 2/9/2014We had to wait over 30 mins for our order to be taken - at which point we ordered drinks and food at once. The wine arrived, but not the water and mocktails for our non-drinking party, we had to chase them for it. Starters were mediocre at best, and it was 2 hours between when we walked in and when our mains arrived - which we also had to chase for. And then the sticky rice came in a PLASTIC BAG!!!!!!!!!! It had clearly been microwaved. Then they added service charge to the bill. SO disappointed, wouldn't recommend at all.
- Poor lighting in restaurant...MangoVIPDined on 31/8/2014There was hardly any lighting in the restaurant that can put you to sleep especially while you await for your food. the service wasn't bad, the staff there were very attentive and food arrived pretty quick. The portions weren't big but with the 50% discount... I guess it is good for value. I wouldn't really recommend my friends because it wasn't really authentic thai food although the menu looks very authentic.Special Features:
- Thai Thai EastFoodie789Dined on 30/8/2014Went with friends for a nice meal and they did not disappoint. Food was very good and ambience was great as usual!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- if you like your food spicy.....CadarnDined on 29/8/2014.....then I definately recommend Thai Thai East. Bubbly atmosphere & good service & what with the 2 for 1 Opentable deal Thai Thai East is a must. Beware though as the dishes are rather spicy, but very tasty. Oh yes, & very cold Thai beers! Delish
- Disappointingreviewer1981Dined on 29/8/2014Poor service. Waiting half an hour to be served. Had to call waitress over. Food not prepared fresh so they cannot meet any dietary requirements. Over priced.
- Great ThaidndnDined on 24/8/2014Good food and service and a great price with the 50% offer. We have been before and paid full price and being very happy. The food is full of flavor and generally well cooked, portion sizes are reasonable. Drinks are a little on the pricey side but no more than you would expect for the area. Great place to get something to eat a little bit away from the bustle of old street but close enough to go for drinks before / after.Special Features:
- Awesome as alwaysgl0012Dined on 24/8/2014I enjoyed going to Thai Thai again after quite a while. Dishes were greatly presented and super tasty We got two starters and two mains plus rice between 2 people and were very full after finishing them!Special Features:
- Saturday night dinnerfoodie101Dined on 23/8/2014A little loud but good food and a pleasant evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hot foodHTZRDined on 22/8/2014I have eaten here several times but unfortunately this time the food was just too hot to enjoy. Each of the meals was the same and it's not because we are not used to spice and heat - it just seemed like the chef had gone a step too far with the red chillies. It has put me off and I certainly wont be going back for a while, and not with guests.Special Features:
- Very good meal as always.ClaireDined on 18/8/2014Food excellent, service slightly slow good value with TT offerSpecial Features:
- Really good food!HappyfoodieDined on 16/8/2014I took my friend from the states here and it was my second time and the group loved it! Make sure you get there early to get a good table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thai Thai East on Old Streetrosema26Dined on 16/8/2014Thai Thai East on Old Street is still a gem. Food is excellent and with the 50% off it is ea very good value. Went with my partner and a friend and ordered this time different main courses, some very spicy and other medium spicy. It was a delightful dinner and we enjoy all of it. It was not my 1st time as I lived near by and I am very lucky for that. Go and enjoy as much as we did.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Wu-Tang Clan's Method Man recently updated fans on his long-awaited Crystal Meth solo album and what Shaolin Island member will help contribute.
M-e-t-h-o-d Man said recently touring alongside the RZA helped strengthen their bond and land him a spot on the LP.
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Back in summer 2011, Meth said he would not rush out the LP's release date.
"Still working. I'm taking my time," Mef said when asked about the project's status. "F*ck that, I don't care what nobody say or think. I'm taking my time with this one, and it's gonna be like a fine wine, baby…Falling back to the first album and the second album, the darker element of Meth, but with a twist on it. I can't tell you exactly what it is because I don't want people biting me before I do it…It definitely has a twist to it. I have a new technique of writing that no one has really touched on but it's right there for them to pick up." (Hip Hop Chronicle)
In 2010, the Staten Island-bred emcee described his motivation for working on a new album.
"I just want my classic," he said in an interview. "People always say, 'You already got a classic first LP,' but not to me. I want my classic LP, the five-mic-er for myself. Not based on The Source's five mics but a five-mic-er to myself. I don't feel like I have to prove myself to anybody. But I feel like I have to prove myself to myself…This is the most comfortable I've been in my whole career, because I don't have all those obligations that I've had before…You know, doing the Wu-Tang, then the Wu-Tang solo projects, then my project, then me and Redman. Right now, I can do it at my own leisure. Honestly, I don't want to make an album by myself, but it's something that's required, and the fans want that, so I'm gonna do that." (MTV)
Once Crystal Meth hits store shelves, it will mark his latest solo project since 2006's 4:21… The Day After.
In 2006, Meth issued 4:21… The Day After, which featured appearances from many Wu-Tang members, including a posthumous verse from ODB. A steady stream of mixtapes, live albums, and concert videos appeared before Method reunited with Redman for the 2009 album Blackout! 2. (All Music)
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There is a good video demonstrating the issues with changing the aperture in live view. The photo mode live view is almost worse because the aperture changes, but the change is not reflected in the image. On Canon cameras, not only can you change the aperture in live view, you can also change it while recording video. Also, when you do change the aperture, the change is reflected on the screen and you can see what your exposure will be. Anyone have any ideas why Nikon is doing this?
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This was definitely the weakest of the Temeraire series. Not a whole lot happened in this particular chapter of the series, however it was certainly not so poor as to drive me away from wanting the next book to come out immediately.
"Book full of crazies"
Dorsey's characters are all a bunch of nuts. They were thrown altogether in ridiculous circumstances then combined with sex, drugs and violence to create this book. And somehow all of this made me really enjoy the story. I haven't listened to any of the other books in this series, but I am definitely going back and getting more Surge.
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With the emergence of garage rock and the success of bands like The White Stripes and The Ting Tings, it was only a matter of time before knock-offs would start coming out of the woodwork.
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As rpcongress stated, computational popular support (miners) is not what is required. Literal popular support would be required.
So let's call the fork that produces 42M units "FourtyCoin", and let's assume that the protocol is identical to Bitcoin in every other way. Vendors who currently accept Bitcoin are not automatically able to accept FourtyCoin because the coins are incompatible. Only vendors who see potential value in the currency would consider adopting it. For a currency that offers no functional advantage over Bitcoin, that is quite a leap to make.
But, for the sake of argument, let's assume that every Bitcoin vendor in existence decides to accept FourtyCoin. Now users have the choice of whether or not to adopt the currency, and at what rate they exchange Bitcoins for FourtyCoins (or they could, of course, try to mine them). Anyone who exchanges at a rate less than two FourtyCoins for every one Bitcoin is voluntarily deflating their money. Again, for a currency that has no other functional benefit over Bitcoin, it makes absolutely no sense to do so.
Now there are alternate currencies out there, some of which do extraordinarily interesting things... one could argue that they are superior to Bitcoin. (There was one such currency, Tennebrix, which was said to have a "laundry" mechanism, in which every transaction was blasted through a number of microtransactions to sufficiently obfuscate the recipient of a given transaction on the block chain, guaranteeing anonymity.) Despite being even more brilliantly designed than Bitcoin, they failed to gain the popular support that Bitcoin has, and have, therefore, faded into obscurity.
In the community, it's pretty well accepted that Bitcoin is a little clunky... (and they're saying this of the most technologically-advanced currency in the existence!). There are a few alts out there that have managed to survive, and it's presumed that there will eventually be a robust alt-coin that becomes the preferred "transacting" currency... Silver to Bitcoin's Gold, if you will. In the meantime, we have competition in currency... exactly what Ron Paul has been speaking to in the physical world. The developers are insanely intelligent, and the community does their research. They are not easily misled (the same can't be said of the coin-traders, but that's a different story). Popular support begins with the miners, who are engaged enthusiasts who believe in a fork.
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I'll be taking a break from blogging this week, but will pick right back up again next Tuesday. If you're looking for a little dessert to go with your paper bag turkey, may I suggest some dandily decorated cupcakes? Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
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Have issues with goblins? Need a peaceful night's sleep? Are you seeking wisdom and courage? This herbal amulet is just what you need! We made these amulets at a Robin Hood/ medieval history event, but they would also work splendidly at a Harry Potter program.
You'll need:
- A 3.5″ mini organza drawstring bag (I bought mine at Oriental Trading Company)
- 1 tissue (I used the smaller, 8″ x 8″ square kind)
- 1 herbal amulet list template, printed on 8.5″ x 11″ paper
- A 30″ piece of ribbon or string
- A selection of dried herbs (more on this below!)
After doing a little research on medieval herbal lore, we created a list of herbs and their purported properties. I purchased the herbs in bulk, which is much cheaper than buying them in individual bottles.
At the event, kids checked off which herbs they wanted in their amulets. Then a student volunteer helped the kids put dried herbs on squares of tissue. A little herb goes a looooong way, so just a sprinkle is needed – especially if kids select multiple herbs. Here's about how much you want in your amulet in total:
Next, bunch the tissue around the herbs and slide the bundle into a mini organza drawstring bag. Roll up the herbal list and slide it in the bag too. Tighten the drawstring and tie a 30″ piece of ribbon or string around the top of the bag. Hang the amulet around your neck.
That's it! You're now ready to repel bad spirits, fight curses, attract money, and scare away thieves! At the very least, you will smell quite, quite interesting.
Many thanks to the Savory Spice Shop in Princeton for donating the dried lavender in the photo! Mmmm…lavender…
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A robot backpack? Yes indeed! Now you and your robot pal can embark on a series of terrific adventures. But the best thing about this story time? The author, Jared Aldwin Crooks, came to read the book to us! In addition to penning a children's book, Jared studied astrophysics, has worked at NASA, and is currently obtaining Masters degrees in International Policy and Mechanical/ Aerospace Engineering here at Princeton University. There's a short interview with him at the end of this post!
We read The Several Strange Adventures of Max and Ding, written by Jared Aldwin Crooks and illustrated by Scott T. Baldwin (Crooks with Books, 2014). Maximilian Finch (Max for short) lives in a sleepy town where not much happens. During school breaks his classmates go to all sorts of exciting places, but not Max. But one Sunday, Max builds a robot named Ding. That week, Max and Ding hit the road – riding paper planes through jungles, climbing mountains, visiting the circus, digging to Atlantis, fishing for treasure, building a bridge to the moon, and discovering new planets. Thanks to his pal Ding, Max now has plenty to talk about!
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- 1 box for robot body (mine was 4 ½" X 4 ½" x 6" – a small tissue box works too)
- 1 smaller box for robot head (mine was 2.5″ x 3.25″ x 4″)
- 1 box cutter
- 1 small craft stick
- 2 strips of white poster board for backpack straps (approximately 1″ x 28″)
- A 20″ piece of mesh tubing (string, ribbon, or yarn works too)
- 2 rectangles of poster board for arms (approximately 1.5″ x 5.75″)
- 2 rectangles of poster board for legs (approximately 1.5″ x 11″)
- Robot decorating materials (we used metallic duct tape, prism tape, tin foil, beverage lids, washed Altoids tins, twistez wire, sparkle stems, paper cups (in silver and gold), small plastic cups, embossed foil seals, craft ties, dot stickers, rectangular stickers, foil star stickers, colored masking tape, balloon stick cups, grey construction paper, embossed foil paper, and mylar).
- Scissors, tape, and glue stick for construction
- Markers for decorating
- Hot glue
To make a robot backpack, cut four, 1.5″ slits in a box. Then, use a small craft stick to enlarge the slits a little (this will make it easier to slide the backpack straps through the slits later).
Slide the white poster board straps through the slits like so:
Now, holding the box firmly to your back, curl the straps over your shoulders, adjust them, and staple them. Put pieces of masking tape over the staples (thus avoiding staple scratches or clothing snags). Later, when your robot is finished, you'll want to tie a piece of mesh tubing (or string, ribbon, or yarn) around both straps to keep them from sliding off your shoulders.
When the backpack straps are finished, you'll need to hot glue the head, arms, and legs on your robot's body. You can do that now, or wait until you've decorated your robot a little. I offered OCuSoft lid scrub boxes as an option for the robot's head. As you can see, when covered with tin foil, they look like fantastic smiling robot faces!
Another great recyclable discovery? balloon stick cups make great robot antennae holders. I definitely use balloon sticks for projects (see here, here, and here) but I don't use the cups as much. But a doubled-up sparkle stem fit perfectly in the narrow end of the cup.
For decorating, we offered metallic duct tape, prism tape, tin foil, beverage lids, washed Altoids tins, twistez wire, sparkle stems, mesh tubing, paper cups (in silver and gold), small plastic cups, embossed foil seals, craft ties, dot stickers, rectangular stickers, foil star stickers, colored masking tape, balloon stick cups, grey construction paper, embossed foil paper, and mylar.
Here's Jared, his robot, and our program area after our creative little endeavor concluded!
Hi Jared! Tell us a little about yourself!
Hey there! My name is Jared Aldwin Crooks. I grew up in Fort Worth, Texas before coming to Princeton to get my undergraduate degree in Astrophysics and my Masters degrees in International Policy and Mechanical/ Aerospace Engineering. I have always loved creating things, whether it is some kind of contraption, food, or just writing down all of the things that are in my head. My creative partner, Scott T. Baldwin, and I are always working on a new project or book!
My passion is making the world around me a better place and I believe this can be done through little improvements over time (kaizen). My wife and I started NouriBar, a social venture that makes all-natural fruit and nut bars and for every bar purchased we work with the local communities to feed a child in need a hot meal in school. I also love doing radio and voice work. During my time at NASA, I was one of the narrators for the ScienceCasts! I love to cook and watch great films (Kurosawa, Bergman, Hitchcock).
What were some of your favorite books when you were a kid?
I was constantly reading as a kid. One of my all-time favorite books growing up was a picture book called Corduroy. The artwork seemed to jump out at you on each page and I loved the storyline! Other books that I really loved include any and all of the books from The Little Golden Books series, the Chronicles of Narnia series by C.S. Lewis, The Little Engine that Could by Watty Piper, and the Little House on the Prairie series by Laura Ingalls Wilder.
Why did you decide to write this book?
This book is loosely based on the daydreams that I had growing up. I had always wanted to share the things that had captured my imagination growing up; the stars, building things, wildlife, robotics etc. I also wanted write something to inspire kids to dream big and especially wanted to make sure that young kids of color could see another kid building and imagining things that are not typically represented in stories that are accessible to them. I linked up with my wonderful creative partner, Scott T. Baldwin right at the beginning and he shared the same vision that I had and he illustrated each page to show exactly what we had dreamed; so this is how the book came about!
What was an unexpected difficulty in writing this book?
One surprising difficulty I experienced while writing this book was trying to fit all of Max and Ding's activities into 7 days! They have so many places to choose from and travel!
If Ding the robot appeared right now, where would you go?
Ding and I would most definitely travel to Cape Town, South Africa and have a swimming contest with a few great white sharks before hopping over to New Zealand and going to all of the Lord of the Rings filming locations!
Many thanks to Jared Aldwin Crooks for sharing his book and being our special guest!


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Joey Ramone would have turned 61 on May 19, so to honour the late Ramones frontman, a posthumous collection of material, including acoustic reworkings of two Ramones songs, was released this week on the album Ya Know?. The punchy, mid-tempo rallying cry Rock SSRqN' Roll Is the Answer was released on Record Store Day last month, and the Beat on the Brat sound-alike What Did I Do to Deserve You? is streaming online at joeyramone.com. If that's not enough, you could just go back and listen to the first eight Ramones albums.
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Charlie Chaplin always said his 1925 film The Gold Rush was the one for which he wanted to be remembered. Tonight is your last chance to see a freshly restored version of the film, complete with a newly recorded orchestral score of Chaplin's own music, on Cinematheque's biggish screen. At 7 p.m.
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There are disagreements, and then there are disagreements -- but there's only one long-simmering hatred whose names and nature are the reference point whenever two sides can't find a way to get along: Hatfields and McCoys. The famous feud is the subject of an ambitious, big-budget TV miniseries -- appropriately titled Hatfields & McCoys -- starring Kevin Costner, Bill Paxton, Mare Winningham, Tom Berenger and Powers Boothe, which premières Monday at 7 p.m. on History TV.
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After The Corrections in 2001 and Freedom in 2010, American writer Jonathan Franzen has established a pattern of taking almost a decade between novels. That's one reason his new essay collection, Farther Away, comes as a welcome treat. Another reason is his always probing, and earnestly Midwestern, self-examination. Included, by the way, is the piece where he explains how his reaction to The Corrections being picked by Oprah Winfrey's TV book club got twisted into a graceless soundbite.
Understanding Animals
World-renowned animal-welfare expert Temple Grandin will be speaking on animal behaviour at an event sponsored by the Winnipeg Humane Society tonight at 8 p.m. at the Hilton Suites, 1800 Wellington Ave. The lecture by the professor of animal science at Colorado State University is sold out, but stand-by tickets may be available to those who get in line at 7:30. If you don't make it in, you could always watch the fascinating HBO biopic Temple Grandin, starring Claire Danes as the autistic author who went from farm girl to designer of livestock facilities. It's available at amazon.ca.
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2004 Mercury Monterey Question: I was wondering if anyone can tell me where the door blend actuator is
tonyamike612, Eunice, LA, July 13, 2013, 08:53
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Answer #1Real Auto Haus (111 Answers) , Westmont, IL - (630) 361-6756TristanReal July 13, 2013, 09:56Journeyman
Should be on left hand passenger side of the dash.
Replytonyamike612, July 13, 2013, 14:26Rookie
Thanks! We found it but it didnt work. Its still hot on the drivers side. Not sure why ..
ReplyTristanReal, July 13, 2013, 19:08Journeyman
Is the ac fully charged? Also if u have dual climate control i beleive there are two blend doors one for passenger and one for driver.
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