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UNA Personal Edition exists as a byproduct of UNA Collaborative Edition. Last year, we realized that our networking layer (itself the result of two years of experimentation and refinement) was sufficiently abstracted that we could trivially produce a network-less plug-in, which would enable the server to run in the same JVM as the client, shuffling events around entirely in memory. At the same time, I was doing a lot of work on the road and really wanted a way to use UNA without having an Internet connection.
About a month later, UNA Personal Edition was born, packing all the non-collaborative features of UNA into a version that doesn't require a server or an Internet connection. Otherwise, it's feature-for-feature identical to UNA Collaborative Edition, even allowing you to add users, draw on the whiteboard, and chat to yourself.
We never intended Personal Edition to be free. Years of work and cutting-edge research went into this editor, and it rivals, even surpasses, commercial editors that are selling for $100, $200, even $400 a pop. Even though it wasn't our primary goal, we realized that we produced a standalone editor of great value, and we hoped to use Personal Edition to subsidize some of the costs of developing UNA.
Unfortunately for us, that wasn't meant to be. The tools market is dead. Open source killed it. The only commercial development tools that can survive today are the ones that leapfrog open source tools. With UNA Collaborative Edition, we have that—there's nothing for real-time collaborative development that even comes close, whether commercial or open source. But UNA Personal Edition is more of an incremental improvement on what's out there in the editing world.
UNA Personal Edition was not going to persuade Java developers to stop using Eclipse or Idea, .NET developers to stop using Visual Studio, Ruby developers to stop using TextMate, or die-hard Emacs and Vi developers from using those respective editors. Why? Because stripped of its collaborative features, what remains is an incremental improvement on the status quo. Incremental improvements that cost money don't fare well against free tools. Especially not in the context of a developer tool, which is a very personal issue to many. Some developers would rather quit their job than be forced to use a new editor or IDE.
So I think we've slowly come to the realization that in order to gain widespread acceptance, UNA Personal Edition has to be free—not free just for version 1.0, but free for all versions, for all time. We will never charge a penny for UNA Personal Edition. Now it can compete with all the other free stuff out there. Sure, it's an incremental improvement on what many people are using today—but it has some features you're not likely to see anytime soon in either free or commercial editors, and it's getting better every day.
Ironic, the way it turned out: UNA Collaborative Edition now subsidizes Personal Edition!
How does it compare to Eclipse, NetBeans IDE, and IntelliJ?
First of all, I should mention that UNA is a source code editor, not an IDE. It's a very sophisticated editor, well on the road to becoming an IDE, but it doesn't provide out-of-the-box support for compiling, testing, or debugging. However, you can add those features to UNA by using the external tools interface, which allows you to do all these things from inside UNA. The tools interface is, bar none, the most powerful interface for integrating with external tools that we know about.
Now, although setting up external tools takes less than 10 minutes for the average project, it's the single largest barrier to entry because the majority of today's developers don't know how to invoke tools from the command-line. The fantastic IDEs we have today have shielded developers from the workings of compilers and testing frameworks. This is wonderful, in that it's brought many people into the field who would not otherwise be in it. It's lowered the cost of entry. But it's not so great for tools like UNA, which assume that developers are familiar with such things. We have plans to dumb this down, to make UNA more accessible to the average developer, because we realize this is a growing segment we can't ignore.
All that said, I think UNA fares very well against Eclipse, NetBeans, and IntelliJ Idea.
- First of all, we're usability snobs, and I mean that in a good way. We've poured extreme attention to detail in building the user-interface of UNA. We routinely conduct usability tests to refine the product. And because of all this, we've built one of the most usable development environments out there. We have usability tests showing that a user who knows nothing about UNA can download and install the product, and write and compile a Hello World program in about 10 minutes. This is with absolutely no help from us and no user manual or reference of any kind. Ask a user who knows nothing about Eclipse to do the same, and you're looking at a timeframe measured in hours. Much less time for NetBeans or Idea, but still not as good as 10 minutes.
- We've taken great care to ensure that UNA's interface is non-modal, wherever possible. For example, every document and text box in UNA operates in the exact same way—auto-complete and incremental search work alike in both. Similarly, you can search any list or tree in the exact same way, regardless of where it's located in the program. These features let you forget about where you are in the interface and work in a uniform way. This may seem like a small thing, but it's really not. I can't count the number of times I've cursed the editor or IDE I was using because some operation that worked in one place simply refused to work somewhere else.
- UNA doesn't use pop up dialogs that force users to hit 'OK'. If modality is the number one enemy of usability, then pop up dialogs must be enemy number two. How many times have you filled in a dialog, and clicked 'OK', only to be informed you entered invalid data and must try again? If you're like me, hundreds of times. Most applications punish users for entering data that they allow the users to enter. They bash users over the head, effectively telling them, 'You stupid user, why did you enter such stupid information? Go try again!' In our view, it's not the user who is stupid, it's the application: applications should never punish users for entering data they allowed the users to enter. This philosophy is evident everywhere in UNA. For example, if you go to create a new class, but type in the name of an existing class, then as soon as you type that last letter, the OK button becomes disabled and an unobtrusive message appears on the same dialog to let you know that a file of the same name already exists. Similarly, if you create a new tool, but forget to specify the tool executable, the OK button is disabled, and displayed on the same dialog is a helpful little message explaining why you can't hit OK just yet. You won't find this obsessive attention to usability in any other IDE or editor (no one is as crazy as we are!).
- Keystrokes are another strength for UNA. We follow a set of rules: if you want to expand the scope of an operation, you hold down the 'Shift' key while invoking the operation. If you want to perform the interactive or expanded version of an operation, you hold down the 'Alt' key while invoking the operation. And if you want to do the opposite of an operation, you tap or hold down the 'Caps Lock' key while invoking the operation. Now, without any further hints, if Ctrl + S saves the current file, what does Shift + Ctrl + S do? What does Alt + Ctrl + S do? If Ctrl + O opens a file, what does Caps Lock + Ctrl + O do? You already know the answer to these questions because you know the rules. Developers have better things to do with their time than memorize keystrokes. Some of the above mentioned IDEs even go against the conventions of the underlying operating system—and as a Mac user, this drives me crazy. Applications, especially editors and IDEs, should respect the universal conventions of the underlying operating system, so users don't have to learn separate keystrokes for performing the same basic operations in different applications.
- Another standout feature in UNA is the non-blocking interface. Whenever you initiate an operation, it happens in the background. You're free to continue working while the operation completes. I suspect many developers like myself are tired of waiting for today's heavyweight IDEs to finish some operation, whether it's updating a project or running unit tests. UNA lets you work instead of wait. This is much more difficult to code, because it means UNA is massively multithreaded, capable of taking advantage of all the processing power you can throw at it. But the result is a more pleasant user experience.
- I would also say the search/replace and incremental search interfaces far surpass those in Eclipse, NetBeans, and IntelliJ Idea. I love IntelliJ Idea, but I can't count the number of separate Find and/or Replace dialogs that it has. Every time I open that menu I spend 10 seconds trying to sort through the mass of options I see. UNA has a single Search and Replace interface, which is non-modal and doesn't interfere with your editing of text. You can save search queries if you use some options repeatedly, and access them with a keystroke. But the basic interface is perfect because you don't have to think. You can literally do everything from a single interface. And did I mention that searches are instant, even if the project contains hundreds of files? The incremental search in UNA is so novel that we're patenting it. That's right, we're patenting a feature we're giving away for free. The incremental search interface allows you to navigate documents with theoretical maximum efficiency. You can jump to wherever you want in the document by typing just half a keystroke more than the minimum number of characters necessary to differentiate that position from others. You can't do better than that. People were blown away by the incremental search feature of Idea 7.0, but we've got something better than that.
- Finally, I think that the process of building, testing, and running complex projects is becoming something that can't be done natively by any IDE, but which requires a full-fledged build language such as Maven, Ant, SCons, etc. With cross-language development increasingly common, development environments that can handle any language, and which rely on external tools for building, are becoming more and more relevant. If you have 10 languages to support, then you're already going to be doing so much work outside the IDE, that UNA is a stronger contender. For example, if you're writing a project that is a combination of C and Java (perhaps even Jeannie), then your IDE with great support for just Java is not going to be as useful as a tool like UNA, which provides good support for both. In either case, you're going to be building, testing, and deploying the project with scripts or programs external to the IDE.
In summary, as long as you're aware that UNA will require some effort to get your project up and running, UNA Personal Edition is a great choice for software development. UNA far surpasses existing tools on grounds of usability, and includes features that just aren't available anywhere else. Will it replace your favorite Java IDE? Probably not right now, but it will do a fine job complementing that IDE, especially in mixed language environments. And you might just find yourself wishing your IDE was more like UNA, because no tool pays as much attention to you as UNA, nor works as hard as UNA to stay out of your way.
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The 2012 presidential campaign has passed the $2 billion mark in fundraising, fueled by an outpouring of cash from both ordinary citizens and the wealthiest Americans hoping to influence the selection of the country's next leader.
The eye-popping figure puts the election on track to be the costliest in modern U.S. history. It comes amid a campaign finance system vastly altered by the proliferation of "super" political committees that are bankrolling a barrage of TV ads in battleground states.
Fundraising reports submitted Thursday night show that President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney have brought in about $1.7 billion so far total.
Added to that: nearly $300 million in donations involving super PACs and tens of millions more going to nonprofit groups that don't have to disclose their donors.
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I have found a problem upgrading from v3.0.6 to 3.0.7 - there are no instructions on how to do this, and it appears the wrong download is listed at the website (it is the full component).
Support is not commercial, therefore it is understandable that the developer does not want individual emails. However, we are told to post in the forum - but it is (at time of writing) not possible to register for an account.
So a bit frustrating, despite the usefulness of the component. If I can get these issues resolved I will definitely look to continue using Simple Review.
Sorry I posted the wrong upgrade link on the blog (the correct file was on the JoomlaCode homepage), I have corrected the blog post to point to the correct file. You can unzip it and follow the instructions. There are some nice new features, so I hope you can upgrade to 3.0.7 and then to 3.0.8 without issue.
The forum registration is a case of bad timing, I only disabled it yesterday and it will be back up within a week. I was experiencing a very, very large amount of spam. It takes a large amount of time to deal with spam and the new attacks made it impossible for me to keep up and work on the component. I hope you can understand this temporary measure.
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Filipino American WriterBooks, reviews and literary goings-on
Archive for Reviews
Journalist casts expert eyes on Filipinos in Hollywood
My Filipino Connection: The Philippines in Hollywood
Author: Ruben V. Nepales
Publisher: Anvil
Details: Collection of author's column pieces in the Philippine Daily Inquirer; 115 pages
By Lorenzo Paran III
If you wondered, while watching the animated film "Finding Nemo," what a bahay kubo was doing in the fish tank, the answer is simple. Filipinos played a crucial role in the creation of the film.
That tidbit on Filipinos who work in U.S. animated film studios is just one of many that readers will discover in My Filipino Collection: The Philippines in Hollywood by Ruben Nepales. The book, published by Anvil, gathers Nepales' pieces in "Only in Hollywood," his popular entertainment column in the Philippine Daily Inquirer.
Nepales, based in Los Angeles, has taken it upon himself to be the go-to reporter for Hollywood's Filipino newsmakers—from actors and actresses to singers to film professionals—and, true enough, over the years his column has provided his readers with a Hollywood insider's perspective with a focus on, and from the angle of, the Pinoy.
This, along with Nepales' fine journalism skills, makes The Philippines in Hollywood a source of solid reportage that Filipino readers, whether in the Philippines, the U.S. or other parts of the world, will not find anywhere else.
When a Filipino comes home: New anthology opens door to understanding Fil-Ams
Title: Hanggang sa Muli: Homecoming Stories for the Filipino Soul
Editor: Reni R. Roxas
Publisher: Tahanan Books
Details: Anthology (memoirs, poems, short stories, essays by Filipino writers about coming home), 252 pages
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By Lorenzo Paran III
Filipinos around the world will agree that there's nothing quite like coming home. Nothing is as poignant or downright sad or joyful than when a Filipino, after spending years overseas, returns to the homeland.
A new book offers fresh testimony to that. Hanggang sa Muli: Homecoming Stories for the Filipino Soul, edited by Reni Roxas, gathers some of the most memorable essays and personal narratives, along with some short stories and poems, written by Filipino writers on the subject of homecoming.
The experience is portrayed in the book as in reality: always memorable, sometimes funny, but often heart-wrenching.
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SILENT NO MORE: Book gives voice to Filipino-American 'bridge' generation
Title: Vanishing Filipino Americans: The Bridge Generation
Author: Peter Jamero
Publisher: University Press of America, 2011
Available at: The Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group Inc., University Press of America, Amazon
Details: History, 122 pages
More information here.
By Lorenzo Paran III
Any Filipino-American worth his salt can tell you about the manong generation, the group of mostly single Filipino males that in the 1920s and 30s began the great wave of Filipino immigration into the U.S. in the 20th century. But, chances are, he would be unable to tell you about the generation that came next, composed of the manongs' children, who would help bring about the acceptance of Filipinos into mainstream American society.
But anyone can be forgiven for not knowing much about—or even being aware of—these Filipino-Americans (indeed they were the first Filipino-Americans) because they have largely been ignored by historians. That is, until now.
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'Fil-Im' writer offers an honest look at 'Fil-Am' life
Title: Pareng Barack: Filipinos in Obama's America
Author: Benjamin Pimentel
Publisher: Anvil Publishing, 2008
Details: Nonfiction, 157 pages
By Lorenzo Paran III
If Filipino Americans had a sin, perhaps it's that some of them are prejudiced against blacks. Filipinos living in the U.S. know only too well the ease with which some of their own family members often make sweeping and negative statements about African Americans.
This form of racism is well described in Pareng Barack: Filipinos in Obama's America by Benjamin Pimentel. The book, written from the perspective of a Filipino born in the Philippines who now lives in the U.S., gives an overview of the history of racial politics in the U.S. using as a backdrop the rise of Barack Obama, an African American, to the presidency.
But the casual reader may appreciate the insights the book provides into the everyday lives of Filipino Americans vis-a-vis race—including a well-known prejudice against blacks. Pimentel recounts, for instance, one Filipina's reaction when asked why she wouldn't vote for a black candidate.
"I don't trust (blacks). Di ba sila 'yung laging naggugulo? Aren't they the troublemakers? They're so violent," she says.
Another example that Pimentel shares is the experience of Prosy Abarquez Delacruz, a leader in the Filipino-American community in the Los Angeles-area, who was told by her father: "You're not going to marry a black person…. Just don't. They're up to no good."
I myself can easily recount similar comments I have heard at family gatherings.
So why are some Filipino Americans racist?
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Immigrant Story unfolds and delights in Donna Miscolta's debut novel
Title: When the de la Cruz Family Danced
Author: Donna Miscolta
Publisher: Signal8 Press, 2011
Available at: Signal8 Press, Amazon
Details: 342 pages, fiction, available as eBook
Watch the book trailer here.
By Ticiang Diangson
I loved When the de la Cruz Family Danced. There, I've erased any semblance of objectivity. Donna Miscolta's first novel is set in San Diego, but it could be Seattle—or Chicago (where I grew up). It's a page turner with a strong story line that grows and surprises. I know Johnny de la Cruz's family or folks an awful lot like them: unpredictable, many-layered and as intriguing in their own way as anybody in our celebrity cult culture.
Reading it was a relief and a reminder of how mundane and bizarre we all are; I didn't want to put it down and I didn't want it to end. Immigrant parents, American-born children—all the cross-cultural mishaps of trying to fit in, to keep up with the Cordovas, the class fissures, the "moving up." Part grit and part sharp, witty commentary, Miscolta tells the story of three intertwining families, with different immigration and intermarriage histories. It's about the familiar and fascinating ways we survive.
I talked with Miscolta in lobby chairs at Seattle City Hall; she works for the county and I work for the city and we've been in meetings together over the years. I asked her lots of questions about how autobiographical the novel was, how she wrote it while being a full-time government worker, wife and mother, who her favorite writers were and what her writer's life was like.
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Book brings to life the history of Filipinos in the U.S. Coast Guard and Navy
Title: Pinoy Stewards in the U.S. Sea Services: Seizing Marginal Opportunity
Author: Ray L. Burdeos
Publisher: AuthorHouse, 2010
Available at: Amazon, Barnes and Noble, AuthorHouse
Details: 211 pages, nonfiction
By Allen Gaborro
Former U.S. Navy and Coast Guard steward and now-author Ray L. Burdeos is so calculatedly detailed and prolific in his portrayals and reminiscences of his days in the service that he appears to find it easier to describe the faraway past rather than bring attention to the contiguous present. Even in those relatively few times when the present leaps out in Burdeos's thoughts, the past invariably creeps in as subjective footnotes and as applicative historical material.
Burdeos's newest addendum of his time as a steward in the U.S. Navy during the 1950's and 60's, titled "Pinoy Stewards in the U.S. Sea Services: Seizing Marginal Opportunity," invokes the memories of those Filipino seamen, including himself, who emigrated to a new world, a world that perhaps they had emigrated to without fully realizing what was in store for them as foreigners in an intolerant atmosphere.
The history of Filipino stewards in the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard is not exactly well-known. Burdeos, whose authority on this subject is very personal and reinforced by his impressive memory, addresses how Filipinos came to enter the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard in the first place. He writes how the departure of African Americans from the US Navy's and Coast Guard's staff of stewards from the 1950's up to the 1990's made positions available for Filipinos in the two services.
Burdeos preserves the history of the Filipino stewards by boiling down his text into a register of personal narratives that are ascribed to individual stewards. Burdeos engrossingly records his memory of these fellow Filipinos who were friends and colleagues of his. In joining the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard, these Filipinos were obliged, in Burdeos's view, to begin building their new lives by confronting and absorbing the alien American culture in which they found themselves: "Filipinos had to assimilate to the American way as much as possible to be understood and accepted. Since they were the newcomers, it was just proper that they had to adapt the American way of doing things."
In the chapter on United States Coast Guard Commander Zacarias S. Chavez Jr., the commander's daughter Christine acknowledges her father's sacrifice and hard work in realizing his ambition to live in America. Christine gives credit to her father for what he accomplished in the Coast Guard and for impressing upon her and her siblings the value of discipline and of having "the competitive spirit" that would be an essential cornerstone for securing a bright and prosperous future.
Not easily given to the perfect image attributed by many Filipinos to Americans, Burdeos does a short chapter on Master Chief Quartermaster Rogelio L. Reyes palpably racist experiences in the US Navy. In Reyes's words: "The whites generally didn't want to associate with Filipinos. They always gave the impression that they were superior…they kept a distance from us." With African American servicemen, it was something of a different story for Reyes. For him, they "had their own problems with the white superiority." Yet Filipinos somehow "found ways to get along with blacks."
Ultimately, what did it mean for these Filipinos to be able to serve in the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard? Largely, it meant being able to go and stake their claim in the land of opportunity. With clear notions of financial advancement and stability as the connective thread, most of these Filipinos, along with Burdeos, stayed in the U.S. after their service ended and eventually became American citizens.
Years from now, as new chapters of the history of the Filipinos in America are written, the story of Filipinos in the U.S. sea services in particular will have been inextricably woven into that history. And no one is more qualified to tell that history than Ray Burdeos whose literary publications have become indispensable contributions to the understanding of Filipino American history.
This review first appeared in the FilAm Star (Dec. 10-16, 2010). The reviewer, Allen Gaborro, writes about historical, cultural and political issues in his bi-monthly column in the FilAm Star . He is also an international affairs writer for an English language publication in Japan. He is at work on a novel. Follow his blog, Narratives of Resistance.


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The Few, the Rich: Chinese Who Like Uncle Sam
They still see the U.S. as a beacon for democracy, while young urbanites prefer to channel Beijing's anger.
China Central Television, Reviled at Home
The state outlet has fallen so far from its perch that editors are embarrassed to wear the CCTV logo in public.
The Costs of Exile
Leaders in countries of the former USSR are increasingly driving their best and brightest into emigration. No one wins.
A Government, Sinking
Why South Koreans can't get over the Sewol ferry disaster.
Is Inequality a Bigger Threat than the Islamic State?
In the Age of Fear, the sensational always overtakes the important.
'The Sky Is Really Blue, But It Isn't for Us'
Chinese netizens wonder why the air in Beijing is only clean when important foreigners come to town.
Some of the News That's Fit to Print
Progress on media freedom is backsliding in Myanmar. Will Obama speak up to save his biggest foreign-policy success?
What China's Reading: 'Broken Dreams, USA'
Read the highlights from a now-famous essay on all that's ailing Uncle Sam.
Is This the New Face of China's Silent Majority?
China's president recently lauded Zhou Xiaoping for spreading "positive energy." But many of his writings are rants against the United States.
How to Buy Banned Chinese Books on Alibaba
Customers and vendors use an elaborate system of code words and end runs on Taobao, Alibaba's massive digital marketplace.
How a Video of Police Brutality Is Dividing Hong Kong
City residents are alleging censorship and misinformation after a clip of police beating a handcuffed protester went viral.
The Umbrella Movement Playlist
Stirring, profane, always authentic: Hong Kong's pro-democracy protests have developed a rich musical culture.
Read the Anti-Hong Kong Rant That's Going Viral in China
A muddle-headed toddler leading a blindfolded donkey.
China, from Within: 'Contempt' for iPhones and Fear of an Animated Cat
A week of news the West missed from the world's largest country.
Either With Us or Against Us
As Turkey's ruling party consolidates its power, the space for free expression narrows. The third in our series of Lab Reports on Turkey.
A New Definition of Chinese Patriotism
Communist authorities are increasingly insisting that loving the party is a precursor to loving the country.
How U.S. Soft Power Won the Chinese Box Office
Chinese have noticed how 'Transformers 4' took their money -- then depicted Texans saving the human race anyway.
How to Get Away With Almost Anything
How evildoers benefit from the world's ADD.
Maryam al-Khawaja, the Inconvenient Activist
The arrest of Bahraini human rights activist Maryam al-Khawaja marks a new low point for the country's autocracy.
Running Toward the Danger
Sotloff, Foley, and the doctors fighting Ebola are part of a vital breed of first responders demanded by a new global reality.
The Problem With Calling Those U.S. and Chinese Planes a 'School Bus and a Ferrari'
With relations this touchy, even simple metaphors can go awry.
What Would the Soviets Say About Michael Brown?
From Birmingham to Ferguson, a brief history of how racial tensions at home have undermined America abroad.
The Chinese Communist Party Just Opened a WeChat Account
An eclectic social media debut for the world's largest political organization.
A Controversial New TV Series Awakens China's Historical Ghosts
A miniseries on reformist Deng Xiaoping is exposing deeper divisions in Chinese society and its ruling party.
China Sees Islamic State Inching Closer to Home
Chinese media lights up after a Hong Kong weekly says IS aims to expand into Xinjiang.
How to Take a Picture of a Severed Head
What are major news organizations doing sending jihadi-approved photos from inside the Islamic State?
Dear Chinese Media: Americans Don't Hate You, We Just Can't Find You on a Map
An open letter to those overthinking our relationship.
I Got Kicked Out of Yemen Like a Criminal
For three years, I was a reporter in Washington's war-on-terror partner in the Arabian Peninsula. Now there's not a single American journalist left.


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CHAMPAIGN COUNTY -- The United Way of Champaign County passed its fundraising goal this year. Leaders say it's all thanks to the community.
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CHARLESTON-- Eastern Illinois University shattered its fundraising goal more than two years ahead of schedule. "EI&U: The Campaign For Eastern" kicked off in October 2010. It was supposed to raise 50 million dollars by July 2014.


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PRAGUE – Routine vaccination against pneumococcal diseases would save millions of lives throughout the world. This was announced at yesterday's seminar held by the Pneumococcal Awareness Council of Experts (PACE). Pneumococcal disease causes pneumonia, encephalitis or barotitis. In the Czech Republic, four hundred people fall ill each year and 14 percent of infected children below fi ve die.


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To assess the current status of geospatial readiness, one needs to ask the following questions. Are there significant gaps in the integration of geospatial data and tools into emergency management, and is the rapid delivery of geospatial information to key responders and decision makers during an emergency sufficiently straightforward? Do problems arise when disasters span many jurisdictions, because of lack of interoperability of geospatial data and tools and lack of foresight and experience in working together? Would better integration of geospatial information into the emergency management workflow improve decision making at all levels? Is there a need for better training in the use of geospatial data and tools among emergency management officials, and are geospatial professionals sufficiently trained in emergency management processes and practices? Is the rapid delivery of geospatial information a critical issue, and can emergency management workflows and standard operating procedures be redesigned to take advantage of this information? Finally, would regularly scheduled simulation exercises help all parties to learn how to meet each others' needs? These questions are very closely related to the committee's charge and are investigated in detail in the following chapters.
As noted elsewhere (Bruzewicz, 2003; Cutter, 2003; ESRI, 2001; FGDC, 2001; Goodchild, 2003; Greene, 2002), there are substantial challenges and constraints in using geospatial data to prepare for the worst cases. Many of them have already appeared in the examples described above and in the literature. In Chapter 3 the nature of disaster management and the relevant national policy context are reviewed in detail. Then the challenges and gaps in our current ability to prepare and respond with appropriate geospatial data and tools are summarized, as gathered from the literature and from testimony offered to the committee. In Chapter 4 the implications of these challenges and gaps are assessed in the light of current technology and anticipated future developments.


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Here is 2010 TTS with Factory OEM wheels in 19" (255/35-19 rubber)
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no corner worker station to throw the "debris" flag for geese on track ;)
I like the sound of your exhaust combo. sounds really nice.
seemed as though the mini driver was a little slow on his...
It looks like she squats
Softer suspension setting is better. So, don't use sport. Drive off the racing line is typical, as it is the portion of track that is "polished". Be extra smooth in all your inputs. Id start with...
ive not noticed any change in turbo lag with the apr ic. I had the forge previously. the only tangible performance change I can absolutely offer is from track driving where I previously reached 109...
I concur with his preferences.
I was running 32.5 all around, adjusted just after coming off track. The RE-11 runs great in cooler months. My best prefremeces were in February and March track...
never had any issues running in summer (2-years worth) in Fort Worth. Sessions are 20 minutes in duration. Just keep the hood open between sessions.
Please Sir, post some in sunlight exposure.
None. Very happy and would repeat. I am much happier with the Al than previous leather/leatherette upholstery
I've owned two sets since getting the TT-RS. Based on all of our collective useage, they better be getting the RE-11A in our size out sooner than later.
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Don the women's Marmot Dawn Patrol Jacket, a fully-featured ski jacket for when you want to be first in the lift line, no matter the conditions. GORE-TEX two-layer fabric is 100% seam taped to seal out moisture; Thermal R insulation keeps you toasty warm. Zip-off helmet-compatible Storm Hood gives protection when needed. The jacket's zip-off powder skirt plus HD brushed tricot collar and shoulder lining keep you bone dry.
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Free Shipping. Marmot Women's Dawn Patrol Jacket FEATURES of the Marmot Women's Dawn Patrol Jacket Gore-Tex 2-Layer Fabric 100% Seam Taped Zip-off Helmet Compatible Storm Hood Thermal R Insulation Core PitZips with Water Resistant Zippers Hand Pockets with Water Resistant Zipper Napoleon Chest Pockets with Water Resistant Zips Sleeve Pocket with Water-Resistant Zipper Zip-off Powder Skirt Zippered Sunglass Pocket Internal Media pocket Mesh Goggle Pocket Mesh Gear Pocket HD Brushed Tricot Collar and Shoulder Lining Elastic Draw Cord Hem Adjustable Velcro Cuffs Angel-Wing Movement
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Don this fully-featured ski jacket when you want to be first in the lift line, no matter the conditions. GORE-TEX two-layer fabric is 100% seam taped to seal out moisture; Thermal R insulation keeps you toasty warm. Zip-off helmet-compatible Storm Hood gives protection when needed. The jacket's zip-off powder skirt plus HD brushed tricot collar and shoulder lining keep you bone dry.
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When most people are drooling on their pillows you're approaching the peak as the sun rises in your freshie-loving Marmot Women's Dawn Patrol Jacket. It can be frigid starting your day in the dark, so you have the efficient warmth of Thermal R; to combat the snow, sleet, or full-on dumping storm you're armed with two layers of guaranteed waterproof and breathable Gore-Tex. In milder weather you can zip off the storm hood and powder skirt and open up the PitZips to travel a little lighter and cooler. Plentiful pockets keep you stocked and organized with your goggles, sunglasses, media player, and other essential doodads.
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Bundle up in the full-featured Marmot Dawn Patrol insulated jacket when you want to be first in the lift line for fresh tracks on a powder day. Waterproof and insulated, it'll keep you comfortable. Waterproof, breathable and windproof 2-layer Gore-Tex(R) laminate construction provides an excellent defense against heat-robbing moisture and windchill. All seams are taped to prevent moisture from seeping in. Thermal R polyester fiber insulation keeps you warm on cold winter mornings; Thermal R insulation has an excellent warmth-to-weight ratio and is very durable. Removable internal powder skirt helps seal out cold air and wet snow while retaining valuable warmth. PitZips(TM) extend along body of jacket, offering excellent ventilation control. Removable helmet-compatible hood protects you in poor conditions. Roomy Angel-Wing Movement(TM) fit accommodates layering so you can stay comfortable at both the top and bottom of the mountain. Hand pockets, chest pockets, and sleeve pocket have water-resistant zippers to help keep moisture out. Jacket includes a zippered sunglass pocket, internal media pocket, mesh goggles pocket and mesh gear pocket. Polyester-lined collar and shoulders wick moisture and are soft against your skin. Marmot Dawn Patrol insulated jacket has rip-and-stick cuffs and an elastic drawcord hem that help seal in warmth.
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EU may re-ignite carbon trading following hack attack
Some EU carbon emission trading registries may start trading again later this week following the Europe-wide suspension of trading in response to a hacking attack on 19 January. The cross-continental shutdown followed the theft of around two-million pollution licence allowances worth about €30m in the most serious of three cyber …
"The Commission notes the existence of a broad consensus that security should take precedence over speed in determining when national registries can resume business"
.Maybe they should also note that they doing something practical and realistic (like, oooo... I dunno - cutting pollution, maybe?), should take precedence over pissing about with moving useless little pieces of green paper around?
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This isn't a case of opportunist hackers this is serious organised crime getting involved.
It works because anyone can apply for a carbon trading account subject to some basic, but it seems easily faked, background checks.
The mechanism is that they will compromise a legitimate trading account and transfer the carbon certificates to one or more compromised accounts or companies in another countries. Most have been in the former eastern block countries. They end up in a dummy which is then used to sell the certificates on the open spot market and the resulting cash siphoned off.
Because the only identification on the certificates is the serial number, and the only way to check ownership is to go back to the original issuing body and follow the trail of trades associated with those certificates traders assume that ownership is proof of legitimacy. Once the certificates have been stolen the thieves disappear with the cash. The whole issue is compounded by the fact that in a number of jurisdictions there is no requirement for the purchaser to return goods when they are shown to have been stolen.
By the time the whole mess is sorted out, ownership proved and the trades traced the perpetrators are long gone.
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Harmony Grove Spiritualist Association has basically been burned down in the fires only our Church, Healing Temple and a few Association residences are still standing
Ministry is in the Heart J MacKenzie Robertshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-50481532940479320792014-05-17T11:55:45.170-07:002014-05-17T11:55:45.170-07:00Dear FBI here's ANOTHER cold case Do you know ...Dear FBI here's ANOTHER cold case Do you know how to Contact Rosemary Kerr the Spiritualist reverend with the Court TV special ?? I'm sure she can be found She moved away from Harmony Grove Spiritualist yet she IS one of the BEST besides Rev Pamela Wynn J MacKenzie Robertshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-76424440503707244332014-03-17T20:28:22.348-07:002014-03-17T20:28:22.348-07:00I absolutely reject the homosexual lifestyle based...I absolutely reject the homosexual lifestyle based on Biblical principles; however, the manner in which you go about condemning homosexuals is unwise and unloving. We recently had a homosexual come to our church... and was set free from homosexuality. How? We prayed, fasted and loved on him.

You're ignorant and the reason many homosexuals do not repent. Your words come with a spirit not of God. I discern a email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-62224361730317992782014-03-12T15:54:42.819-07:002014-03-12T15:54:42.819-07:00James, it is abundantly clear that The Lord is ful...James, it is abundantly clear that The Lord is fulfilling a much needed purpose for you here. I am seeing your website for the first time today and I feel moved to tel you that I believe you are one of the bravest people I have ever heard of. I also am moved to share a website with you called Knowthecause with Doug Kaufmann based on his science behind disease, fungus and toxins. I have read about several aids patients who have followed the cancer protocol and reversed their disease. It isn't too late and I didn't find you in vain. I am inspired by your courage and personally I think that you should get well and run for president! God be with you. I want to start a bible class here in Sin City (Las Vegas) and I hope to keep reading and using your posts to share with the people here. So glad I found you! I am new here and feeling a little lost having just walked away from my Purpose Driven Church in Ca. I also have a heart to help other people who may be struggling with their identity to understand that it's rightful place is with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-42487398343926453292014-03-05T15:33:59.606-08:002014-03-05T15:33:59.606-08:00Thank you James. We love disneyland and I am sick...Thank you James. We love disneyland and I am sick of having to explain to my kids why two moms are kissing. Or two dad's. The people that attend these events make their pda known and it is both disgusting and disturbing. If they just went around and kept their business to themselves like the rest of us do I wouldn't mind. But like I say they have no respect for intimacy. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-27248543191762733122014-02-11T19:54:56.921-08:002014-02-11T19:54:56.921-08:00What a hateful site. So glad your not my neighbor!...What a hateful site. So glad your not my neighbor! email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-29080150951984318812014-01-12T12:40:35.772-08:002014-01-12T12:40:35.772-08:00Jesus did not condemn Mary. He did not however app...Jesus did not condemn Mary. He did not however applaud what she was or what she did. BIG BIG DIFFERENCE!
firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-26265597863670756742014-01-07T10:56:40.767-08:002014-01-07T10:56:40.767-08:00Eddi said, 'I wish you wouldn't talk about...Eddi said, 'I wish you wouldn't talk about overcoming homosexuality as if it were some kind of addiction.' Eddie, understand two things about James and about yourself. First of all, you are clearly not a spiritual man (much to your own undoing) and James is. Secondly, James is a man with a particular calling and a conviction which you clearly do no share by reason of the first distinction I made between you and him. That being said, I am certain many millions of practicing homosexuals out there feel the same way that you do. That is what has been called deception here. As a Christian and, as many other Christians with homosexual inclinations would tell you, they know the will of God, the miraculous sacrifice of Jesus Christ, and the effects of sexual peversion in a person's life - Christian or not. James here is no different from them. What distinguishes him, however, is the fact that he has responded to the unction of the Holy Spirit to help his fellow brothers and sisters in christ with soft consciences to pull out of this sin; soft consciences, I say, of which you clearly have none and they have because of the gift of the Holy Spirit. Your comment, therefore, helps no one in this forum but serves to diplay the immense ignorance on your part concerning the Holy Scripture and the general deception which James is called to fight against. It would serve you well to hold your peace and pray for God's gift of firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-75245759310673895402013-12-16T05:11:01.010-08:002013-12-16T05:11:01.010-08:00As an atheist, I will say this--Ron Paul is not a ...As an atheist, I will say this--Ron Paul is not a hypocrite.

As he values and respects the practice of his own religion, so too does he value and respect the rights of others.

The United States of America is not a theocracy--those who seek an end to the separation of church and state would adulterate our government with sharia. When Ron Paul advocates for any form of worship, he understands that the Establishment Clause obligates our secular government to systematically extend the same benefits to all forms of worship.skin.side.downhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-47289236600874049512013-11-11T16:49:15.547-08:002013-11-11T16:49:15.547-08:00God bless you James! I'm a fellow Culture War...God bless you James! I'm a fellow Culture Warrior myself :) I didn't know about you when I was in California. If I'd known, I'd have prayed with you. Keep it up, knowing no matter how dark things get, light shines even stronger in darkness. Sincerely, Your Sister in Christ, firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-79303438014441222652013-11-02T23:23:13.616-07:002013-11-02T23:23:13.616-07:00I hope that piece of shit rots in hell. It's a...I hope that piece of shit rots in hell. It's about time this horror is firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-9065663301300085672013-11-02T11:37:21.688-07:002013-11-02T11:37:21.688-07:00Is that from Harry Potter?Is that from Harry firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-69951012310428600132013-08-24T14:21:38.476-07:002013-08-24T14:21:38.476-07:00Gays are sick and twisted. Being with a same sex i...Gays are sick and twisted. Being with a same sex is abnormal, against nature. I wish the world could divide in two - gays and heteros. We'd see which side would last and live email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-61446814406267473142013-08-15T01:13:48.260-07:002013-08-15T01:13:48.260-07:00Anonymous: I agree that anyone that refutes this ...Anonymous: I agree that anyone that refutes this whole Schumacher thing is just defending perversion as a whole. He has already stated openly that he is a "sexual outlaw". He is proud of it. These perverts may be protected here but Hell won't be so kind to let him off the hook. I also agree with Anyonymous at 7:41 parents should keep their kids out of Hollywood...unless you plan to keep watch 24/7. I have lived in Hollywood, I have been at movie networking events where I have met Satanists, and could feel evil in the room. All that glitters is not gold, the one Anonymous defending Schumaker just wants to protect his or her drummed up imaginary image that they have of him. What if it was YOUR child that the man had sex with. Hmm? Or what if it was you at 12 years old...would you be so quick to defend him Anonymous#1? Anyway, james thank you for sharing. Keep up the work of exposing Hollywoods darkness. I lived in LA and I have to say after I moved out of it, I felt so much more peace. I am very sensitive to evil and could feel it there so heavy.
firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-28636055132685604652013-08-09T17:31:52.709-07:002013-08-09T17:31:52.709-07:00God loves homosexuals the people but not their sin...God loves homosexuals the people but not their sin. I believe in what anonymous said 8:48. The devil always wanted to be creater but he's not , god is. So whatever god says not to do the devil says otherwise. God says homosexuals, thieves, liars will not go to heaven look it up on genesis. God may have created people who are homosexuals but he did not create homosexuality nor does he accept it for it is worldly things.
firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-80416442124228520952013-08-04T13:17:42.062-07:002013-08-04T13:17:42.062-07:00This is what is happening nowadays. The Bible is ...This is what is happening nowadays. The Bible is being distorted and twisted to fit people's sinful lifestyles.
I have nothing against gay people. I'm sure many of them are very kind and good. But homosexuality is a sin. God made a man and a women to come together. To bring life into this world.
It is very sad to read the comments from other people. It must break God's heart to hear His people being so deceived.

In the Bible, Jesus sat with the sinners. He didn't name-call, bash, or fight. But he certainly didn't conform to fit in with them.
I think being kind to someone vs. supporting a sinful lifestyle are two very separate things. Homosexuals deserve respect just like any human being deserves respect but they need to know the truth. If someone really gets into the Word and asks the Lord to tell them truth about homosexuality...I bet these comments would be much different.

email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-23215049252317894162013-07-01T03:04:49.650-07:002013-07-01T03:04:49.650-07:00Mr. Hartline, I know you're a busy man so I&#...Mr. Hartline,

I know you're a busy man so I'll be brief.

I've been a great admirer of you for years, and of your work exposing the homosexuals for what they are. I still recall with fondness how you exposed those homosexual "pride" officials as sex offenders years ago. A master stroke.

Anyways, another opportunity of that nature has arisen and I wanted you to be informed of it. Take a look at these two web site pages:

www.wehoconfidential.com/search?q=apper
www.billhardtpresents.com/html/the_party_hosts.html

The first link is to articles on a West Hollywood gossip site about a person by the name of Seth Apper, who is as you can see a rather notorious drug dealer catering to the homosexual community in Los Angeles. He was arrested for this on multiple occasions, as recently as this past May, in fact.

The second link is to the web site of the promoter of the annual "San Diego Gay Pride Parties", including that meth and sex crazed orgy that every year defiles the family oriented San Diego Zoo. As you can see, one of the "party hosts" is listed as being Seth Apper.

I'm sure you can see the implications of this. Here we have the official Pride party promoter hiring drug dealers, obviously to keep his party goers well supplied with illicit narcotics during the festivities. And with these two web site links, we now have smoking gun evidence of this.

I'll leave it to your superior knowledge and expertise on how best to use this information. Granted, it may not be as spectacular as exposing Pride officials as child molesters, but still, it's something.

Looking at this promoter's web site, it looks like he's not only doing a party at the Zoo this year, but also at the Hall of Champions, a public museum also in Balboa Park as well. It's a shame the City Council allows these drug fueled debaucheries to occur on city property. Hopefully if they are better informed as to their true nature this will no longer be the case.

Lastly, do not feel the need to post this blog comment, it is intended for your eyes only so feel free to simply delete it after taking down all the pertinent information. I seek no glory or credit from presenting to you this information, but merely to serve as an instrument of His will. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-85166005513409927382013-06-27T13:10:42.387-07:002013-06-27T13:10:42.387-07:00Sick old pervert you better confess repent and sto...Sick old pervert you better confess repent and stop all of your disgusting perversion. you may fool people but God sees it all and you will pay leave the vengeance to me says the Lord. oh yeah and remember he also says that its better to tie a rope around your neck and throw yourself into the sea than to harm a child also another reminder hell is a place for torture you could end up there if you don't STOP your disqusting behaviour!Leticia Amadorhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-45798898180030508352013-06-27T13:05:21.090-07:002013-06-27T13:05:21.090-07:00Sick old perverts you may get away with it here bu...Sick old perverts you may get away with it here but you can't fool God and if you don't confess repent and stop all this perversion you will go to hell and get what you deserve!Leticia Amadorhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-22656203960304521372013-06-07T21:40:11.575-07:002013-06-07T21:40:11.575-07:00Please elaborate further on what you just wrote ho...Please elaborate further on what you just wrote homosexuality being started in the garden of Eden. I'm very interested in your thoughts behind your post and the reasoning for your conclusion as you posted it.James Hartlinehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-58828719392269468582013-06-07T20:48:31.673-07:002013-06-07T20:48:31.673-07:00It is quite clear where homosexuality was seeded. ...It is quite clear where homosexuality was seeded. It was in the Garden of Eden. Think about it. If Satan influenced Eve in the beginning to eat the fruit, wouldn't it be just as simple to do the same with homosexuality? Not to say that it specifically happened in the Garden, but it would be beyond simple for Satan to begin to make something or someone appealing to another person.
It is black and white. Dark and light. God created man and woman, Satan whispers to man that man is a better companion, and one day a man bites the bate. It is the same as if Satan influenced someone to be selfish while others would abide by God to be unselfish. Satan has been trying to be God since the beginning of existance, so is it completely unheard of to assume that he is attempting at playing God wilst trying to manipulate and destroy all of mankind? At least I don't believe so. But I wouldn't be surprised that Homosexuality occured after a short time the Earth was created. It is too big of a snowball to not have started really early in the beggining of man, because christians find it hard to agree on the subject which creates an illusion to non-Christians that we aren't a legitamate religion, and that we all are just going insane with our own ideas and that we can't be knowledgable because we have no idea which was is up ourselves...what if that was what was in the itinerary to begin email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-81898392523800173882013-04-27T22:22:29.484-07:002013-04-27T22:22:29.484-07:00Having personally known EVANGELIST Diane Destry I ...Having personally known EVANGELIST Diane Destry I have to totally agree with her relative that posted. She was a wonderful example of the transforming power of God and was the epitome of true faith, hope, and charity. In the world it was the name of the group she sang with, but in God it was her way of life. I was so privileged to know this remarkable woman with a powerful witness...to sit at her table, sit by her side, to praise God with her, to be a recipient of her life AND ministry, and to be in her presence during her final days. I would be remiss if I did not correct the blogger's timeline. Evangelist Destry did not die "a few short years" after "being on top of the world." Her story does not end as tragically as this blog claims. Evangelist Destry went on to live 20 years after the days of Faith, Hope, and Charity before she was received up into Glory. Her legacy of love and a life lived unto God will forever be respected and cherished by all who knew firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-83828513686938598372013-04-27T22:21:57.584-07:002013-04-27T22:21:57.584-07:00Having personally known EVANGELIST Diane Destry I ...Having personally known EVANGELIST Diane Destry I have to totally agree with her relative that posted. She was a wonderful example of the transforming power of God and was the epitome of true faith, hope, and charity. In the world it was the name of the group she sang with, but in God it was her way of life. I was so privileged to know this remarkable woman with a powerful witness...to sit at her table, sit by her side, to praise God with her, to be a recipient of her life AND ministry, and to be in her presence during her final days. I would be remiss if I did not correct the blogger's timeline. Evangelist Destry did not die "a few short years" after "being on top of the world." Her story does not end as tragically as this blog claims. Evangelist Destry went on to live 20 years after the days of Faith, Hope, and Charity before she was received up into Glory. Her legacy of love and a life lived unto God will forever be respected and cherished by all who knew her.
firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964825.post-2436024073733225582013-04-18T09:16:04.096-07:002013-04-18T09:16:04.096-07:00How does a true Christian man choose to be a drunk...How does a true Christian man choose to be a drunk in front of his child???..he had no problem apparently approving a person on instagram to post this picture of him being a drunk in front of his 11 year old child. It says alot about the man..http://email@example.com


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After a Valentines Day spent out and about in Los Angeles, Ashley was spotted yesterday (February 15th) shopping at Planet Blue in Beverly Hills. Rocking the Chaser 'Motorhead' tee and denim short shorts, The Tiz chatted on her phone in her summery outfit and toted the adorable Maui as she made her way browsed around one of her favourite stores.
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The Good Earth - Not So Good - Westwood Review
- tatertots Feb 5, 2007 02:37 PM
The Good Earth Restaurant is back in Westwood - and I recommend you stay away until they get their act together. It's located on Broxton in the heart of Westwood Village where many other restaurants have come and gone. Had lunch there today on a whim not knowing that they had opened in Westwood. Service was terrible and slow (even though the restaurant was practically empty), food was lukewarm (a lukewarm "grilled" sandwich need I say more?) Ordered "air fries" and they were more like day-old potato wedges that were thrown in the microwave. And to make matter worse - they don't have ranch dressing. What is up with that?!?! Good Earth is not so good! Only thing going for them - the Ice Tea was refreshing. . . Fellow chowhounders you've been forewarned.
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oh yeah their carrot cake was pretty good wasn't it?
I have no idea why they have hung on for so long. There is one in Studio City which is terrible. I haven't been there for years.
What are these Westwood entrepreneurs thinking? Stratton's was a formidable bar that had an upstairs balcony and seating area and a large kitchen. UCLA is up the street, and there are two single-screen premier theatres a short block away. There is a large parking lot next door. How can this place not make money as a bar? How does it hope to meet expenses as a second-rate decades-ago Good Earth? There is sushi surrounding, a Corner Bakery a block east on Westwood, some vegie places down on Gayley, and a good salad/sandwich place (Damon & Pythias) and falafel just south on Broxton. A Good Earth??? Why!!?? There is an investor scam going on somewhere...
"Decades ago" is right. I remember eating at Good Earth with my parents a couple of times in the late 70's/early 80's--usually on road trips, because we all liked to think we were eating healthy food. I was too young to be even the slightest bit sophisticated about restaurants, but even then I knew it sucked.
How has it hung around this long? Is it a money-laundering operation for weed-growing hippies?
>>I recommend you stay away until they get their act together.
Your review perfectly describes the experience at the Wwd. Good Earth in 1979. I wouldn't hold my breath for them to improve.
Stay away! The place is a train wreck. My husband and I went there for brunch last Sunday. Couldn't get service. Finally I got up and told the host who was standing around and chatting with a waitress that we'd like to order. It went downhill from there. The waiter brought us coffee that had no flavor and there was a lipstick stain on my cup. Not my shade! Should have left at that point, but live and learn. We both ordered omelets -- mine with egg whites and light on the cheese -- with their multigrain pancakes. They brought me a regular omelet with lots of cheese. Had to send it back. Also sent back the pancakes which were cold. And this is the part that I think is really kind of funny. The waiter returned with the same pancakes. I could tell because there was still my bite mark in them. Instead of making a fresh, hot batch, he had simply put them in the microwave. They were now rubber. Could there possibly be more? Then there was the pancake syrup. You would think that syrup would be well, syrupy. Well, what they served tasted like caramel-colored water. Yecch! So much for healthy!
I really miss the previous Good Earth that was in Westwood years ago. I would have preferred the fond memories.
I had a pretty similar experience today during lunch. I had forgotten it had opened up again in the old Madison's spot. My first question is why they have such a large space when they don't have sufficient personnel to staff it? We went in for lunch and the entire upstairs was empty, and there were empty tables downstairs. The host said that they didn't have enough servers, so we couldn't be seated yet. When we were eventually seated, the waiter came by once to take our order. I got a cashew chicken salad and my friend got the salad and sandwich combo. I would have assumed that for $9, they could have used something a step up from bagged iceberg lettuce. The salad actually wasn't too bad, and the honey ginger vinaigrette was good, but overall, not a spectacular meal. The service was lackadaisical, although not totally unfriendly. For the same amount of money, I'd much rather go two doors down to Damon and Pythias, love their onion rings!


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On April 17, 2002, a Cessna 172P, operated by CARIBAIR, S.A. (Dominican Republic registration HI-375, manufacturer's serial no. 172-74586), crashed in mountainous terrain. The airplane was destroyed on impact and all four persons on board (pilot and three passengers) were report fatally injured. All four persons were reportedly citizens of the Dominican Republic. The on-demand air taxi flight originated in Santiago, Dominican Republic, and the destination was Port au Prince, Haiti. The flight departed about 1100 local time on a visual flight rules (VFR) flight plan in reported visual meteorological conditions (VMC), and the crash is estimated to have occurred about 1545 universal coordinated time (1145 local).
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Holden Beach House Rental Photos and Description
2 bedrooms,2 full bathrooms,sleeps 6
Front porch overlooks marsh. There is a wide aray of local wildlife including different spiecies of birds and even deer. It also offers a great place to watch a beautiful morning sunrise. Screened in back porch overlooks canal and stationary dock as well as a floating dock. Also a great place to watch the sun go down after a long day on the water.
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