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Thanks guys for the wealth of knowledge floating around this forum. I'm going to try another GW letter for J C Christensen CA and see if I can't bump it a bit higher!
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Yes, i'd like to know the email addy you used as well because their website states this:
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True Blood Review: Capture the Raptureby Chris O'Hara at . Comments
Great Godric's ghost that was intense!
Like Maurella, tonight's True Blood season finale delivered - and then some. It was kill or be killed, as "Save Yourself" featured more bloodshed than all other episodes this season combined. In a summer fraught with story lines, Alan Ball's swan song did well to wrap up a number of issues while still leaving fans thirsting for more.
After seeing how easily he fought off the Authority and disposed of the Fae Elder last week, many wondered who could stop Russell from draining every last member of Claude's family. In what was one of the best opening scenes I've witnessed, Eric left me speechless as he reduced Russell to a puddle of goo and settled an ancient debt.
After that scene, the feeling coursing through me was probably like the one Debbie Pelt must have felt the first time she tried V and, like her, I wanted more.
Eric seamlessly transitioned from vengeance to vaudeville as he kept his sister from draining everyone's favorite faerie food services employee. When he and Jason hilariously squabbled, it was Sookie's turn to shine as she told the two to stop acting like children and for Eric to ask Nora to stop looking at her thirstily.
Some of the best moments of the night belonged to the show's actual sibling duo when Jason and Sookie argued over just what it is they should expect out of life. The bump Jason took to his head had him seeing visions of his parents, but it didn't seem to affect his aim at all. The scene in the elevator where he was gearing up for the all-out assault on the Authority while wearing those shooting glasses was just epic... as was his prowess with his sidearms as he took down one "vamper" after another.
While his aim was masterful, his command of the English language was still a little off target, as we were treated to a number of Stackhouse gems in this week's list of best True Blood quotes.
While Jason and Eric battled for the body count award, when it came to pure impact the Trubie award for Best Delivery of the True Death had to go to Sam, who did his best Lilith impersonation, standing there naked and covered in Rosalyn's blood. Sadly, it looks like Luna sacrificed herself to save Emma. Alcide's father spoke about how the hardest part of being a parent is sheltering your children from just how messed up the world is. Well... Emma has seen at an early age just how ugly life can be, but she should draw strength from the knowledge that despite all the evil out there, love can still motivate people to do the most selfless and heroic things.
There was a lot of discussion tonight about one's view of the world and our role in it.
In the final scene, Bill seemed to echo in a way what Jason was feeling. Bill was tired of always feeling guilty for what he had become. He was tired of feeling hurt inside. While Jason's remedy was to expect the worst life can offer instead of thinking it owed him something, for the first time in his vampire "life," Bill took what he felt he deserved, even if it meant deceiving and killing Salome in the process. Being that caring and sensitive vampire Sookie described has only brought him heartache, so I wasn't too shocked that he drank the blood in the end. Once he melted into that puddle of blood you just knew he wasn't through. But his resurrection was still very much a riveting moment, accentuated by the fear in Eric's eyes.
While the culmination of the entire Lilith saga was a great and much anticipated pay off, there were so many little moments in tonight's finale that added to my high opinion of it. Scenes like Bill trying to catch Sam the fly, Rikki's crazy V talk to Alcide, Maurella chugging salt, Lafayette and the others' commentary during the delivery, Eric asking Jason to pull over "please" and Tara pointing out the slippery floor to Sookie thanks to the dead vampires Jason had just killed were the kind of moments that have always made this show so special.
So we didn't find out who Warlow was. Thankfully there's next season. So long as the show doesn't lose its unique brand of humor though, I am more than willing to keep watching.
The big payoff moments like Russell's demise and Alcide taking back the pack are the icing on the cake that is made up of all the aforementioned ingredients that make this show so great. Ball's departure is a major development, but seeing the cast's chemistry and passion leaves me with little worry about its future.
What did you think of the finale and were you cheering with me when Tara freed her Maker and sealed it with a kiss?
i love this show...can't wait to see who Warlow is and tara was getting boring between being a boxer,a lesbian hope she found her true calling with Pam.They are two actress that can play off each other.
That was a greaat season finale! I'm so excited for Maurella to come back in Season 6. She's definitely going to be the new faerie elder now that the old one is no longer alive. She's the only one who can help sookie. So Excited!!
Ugh, Bill is so irrelevant. Why can't they just kill him instead of trying their best to make every storyline revolve around him? Alan Ball's stupid man-crush on Bill's character has just ruined True Blood. I was SO SO SO happy when he collapses into that puddle, only to get seriously pissed off a few seconds later. What bullshit.
I feel like this episode should have happened 6 episodes ago. And they should have left all the other bullshit out. This season was a snoozefest. They should have killed Russell in season 3. Didn't care about Terry. Authority was stupid and not scary. Eric rocks. His "sister" needs to go away. Sookie is as annoying as ever. Bill is finally having a purpose in this show. Saw him stealing Lilith's blood and giving Salome poisoned blood from a mile away. If it was that easy to kill her they should have done it 4 episodes ago. Sam is awesome. Alcide is, well, still part of the show I guess. Jason is rockin it. Tara and Pam is weird but saw that coming too. Jessica is also annoying and serves no purpose. Would have enjoyed her leaving and no Hoyt. Missin Hoyt already even though he got crazy this season. Andy having 4 kids could be interesting but probably not. I just want to know who the fuck Warlow is. And it should not have been so easy to take out the most powerful fairy. Seriously. Could have made it somewhat of a challenge. I think I'll just go back to the books.
@Daedra: "Am I the only one who is absolutely heartbroken over Bill?" Don't fret. Bill will be back. He'll just be a monster for a little while, create a bit of mayhem, get his butt kicked, and then he'll be Bill again.
Am I the only one who is absolutely heartbroken over Bill? I guess I'm very silly for falling in love with a fictional character, but I am so sad over what has happened to him. I guess I wanted a happy ending for both him and Sookie. On the other hand, I can appreciate the plot from a storytelling standpoint. The fact that the writers made me upset (but not to the point of quitting the show) means that they are doing their jobs. Still... Bill... :-(
Loved it, the whole finale was great. Is Andys new babies gonna be like Sookie since the mom is a fairy? Kudos also for playing "Save Yourself" from the band Stabbing Westward in the end title.
High praise: I only fast-forwarded through about 5 minutes of material (mostly the idiotic delivery scene).
When Tara rescued Pam and kissed her, I was seconds away from actually catcalling, effectively scaring my family :D Plus we got to see some of Pam's trademark sass, double with Tara's replies!! I think this could count as my best season finale in true blood!
Season 5 was intense, and the finale lived up to it's promos as the bloodiest, and the biggest cliff-hanger of the series.
Although I am sorely disappointed in the "incarnation" of Bill Compton into some bloody god-like entity, and hoping mightily that he is changed once again into the hot vampire I've loved since S1, I will say that Stephen Moyer's performance this season was just outstanding. Bill played Salome like a fiddle, and was calculating and ruthless, with the suave charm so natural for him. His speech to Sookie was heart breaking, as we were reminded of his difficult struggle throughout his vampire existence. I was not a fan of Maurella, but the audience at her delivery was great - so nice to see Jane Bodehouse again!
I like Tara as a vampire. She's strong and capable, but not screaming and crying. She and Pam seem to make a good couple.
Eric and Nora are also a great couple. They are a good match, in brains and in talent.
I feel awful for Jessica, to be treated so badly by her delusional maker, and then to be rejected by Jason - not a good time for her.
I don't know why the fairies are so lame, and I hope next season they show some strength, and Sookie is saved from Warlow. That will be interesting.


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Herbalife Skips a Knockout Blow
In a CNBC interview following the presentation, Herbalife CEO Johnson acknowledged a Wednesday Wall Street Journal report that the Securities and Exchange Commission has opened an inquiry into Herbalife, but declined to comment on any specifics, or any prospective litigation against Ackman.
Herbalife's presentation that the vast majority of distributors use the company's products for 'self-use,' and data it unveiled, which showed new distributors have a chance to earn money from being a distributor seriously undercut Ackman's characterization of the company.
Still, the use of independent research to rebut Ackman's claims is likely to draw a counter-punch by the hedge funder.
Dan Loeb's Third Point Capital said on Wednesday it has bought nearly 9 million shares in Herbalife (HLF), in a move that cuts against a short position in the embattled supplements seller by Bill Ackman of Pershing Square Capital Management.Third Point's long position amounts to over 8% of Herbalife's stock, while Ackman holds a short position over double in size. A 13-D filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission shows that Third Point has acquired 8,900,000 Herbalife shares, representing an 8.24% economic interest in the company. The filing does not state intent by Third Point in its large position. In a letter sent to Third Point investors obtained by the New York Times, Loeb writes that allegations of a Herbalife pyramid scheme are without merit and are unlikely to to warrant a closer look by regulators. "The pyramid scheme is a serious accusation that we have studied closely with our advisors. We do not believe it has merit," wrote Loeb. According to Wednesday Wall Street Journal reports citing sources, the SEC has opened an inquiry into Herbalife. Ackman, who unveiled his bet against Herbalife to CNBC on Dec. 19, subsequently told Bloomberg News that part of his intent in detailing the short trade just ahead of the New Year was to undermine confidence among Herbailife's distributors prior to their 2013 re-up, potentially toppling a pyramid scheme he alleges the company orchestrates. A more than three hour long presentation made at the Ira Sohn Conference a day later detailed Ackman's reasoning behind his short trade and a web site created by the Pershing Square lists a 300-page plus powerpoint presentation made by the hedge fund. Herbalife hired financial advisor Moelis & Co. and law firm Boies Schiller, as part of its defense, and CEO Johnson said Moelis helped in constructing the company's Jan. 10 investor presentation. Wall Street has also provided Herbalife support against Ackman's claims. Herbalife shares have gained back most of their ground since Ackman unveiled his short trade on Dec. 19. Hedge funders Robert Chapman of Chapman Capital and John Hempton of Bronte Capital say that Herbalife's business is legitimate. Both funds, they say have made bets in favor of Herbalife and against Ackman. "Despite beguiling and specious reasoning, Ackman will fail to influence/cause a material regulatory response or a HLF distributor exodus," wrote Robert Chapman, in a Jan. 1 blog post. More directly, analysts such as Tim Ramey of D.A. Davidson & Co. simply refute Ackman's allegations that Herbalife could be deemed a pyramid scheme by regulators such as the Federal Trade Commission or the SEC. While Ackman argued 90% of Herbalife's profits come from distributors and not bona fide retail demand, Ramey of D.A. Davidson wrote in a January note to clients the majority of Herbalife's earnings come from retail demand, disqualifying it as a pyramid scheme. For more on Ackman's Herbalife short, see why analysts are getting personal. Also see why Ackman's short may be similar to a bet against the shares of bond insurer MBIA. Follow @agara2004 -- Written by Antoine Gara in New York
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U.S. Sen. Mark Begich has sent a letter to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder stating Begich's strong opposition to reinstating the ban on assault weapons. In public comments recently, Holder suggested the ban might be brought back as a way to try to reduce the violence that stems from the drug trade in Mexico.
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Scene…Thursday's Family Night at Pagosa Springs Elementary School. The night, held in conjunction with the annual book fair, was attended by over 325 people who came for spaghetti dinner, a "Mad Scientist" show and shopping at the book fair. Additionally, there were 60 family members from the English Language Learners (ELL) program that came to a special Bingo night. This year's book fair theme is "Story Laboratory" and there are many events at the school that accompany this theme, including reading challenges and prize drawings.
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Young Women for Unicef Conference
Please have a look at the information below. Unicef is hosting a conference in NY the 26-28th of April, and are looking for two young women to participate in a panel. Here's some more information for the conference in detail. Please let me know if you have recommendations as soon as possible. I think this is a great way to start a dialog about the role of women and young girls in Hayti.
I am hosting a panel discussion based around a short video that we have produced to share the experience of adolescent girls in the settlements in Haiti. This panel is about their aspirations and their future, their experience and an opportunity to learn how UNICEF can work towards the achievement of their rights. I would like to create a space for the voices of young people to discuss their rights with special focus on girls. I want people to understand how young people can make a difference in reconstruction but also on dealing with disaster preparation. I am therefore looking for two young girls preferably below 18 years who might have experienced the earthquake and who understand the challenges faced by girls in Haiti. I would like to meet them either by phone or somehow engage them in a discussion to understand their views and then if feasible, invite them to share some thoughts on the experiences described in the video that we have produced. The video is a short 6 minute story of the lives of three girls.
I am hoping that through the video, the discussion, the insight of people like yourself and other Haitians that the messages become clear - that young people and especially girls are resources for haiti, they have rights, they should be part of the solution and most of all they have a clear picture of what the future looks like. From this positive experience I hope that UNICEF communications and others will help capture the story and make their presence felt. We certainly intend to use the video in as many circumstances as possible.
In Solidarity,
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HAITI: 509.36371306 (currently residing)
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ma chére!me voici heureuse de te lire,avec courage tu trouvera ces filles qui iront dans cette conferences;ns sommes deriere toi; prend courage dans toute lutte
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One Sided MirrorA reflection
of fractured glass
and water stains;
an art form,
but decrepit remains
are fragile
easy to tear,
easy to bleed
WasteWe've ruined the lakes, the ponds, the streams
and marred our soil with urban dreams -
Eden blighted by machines.
We plot and scheme; we plot and scheme.
We scorch the earth and sear the air;
our poison, seething everywhere,
destroys and leaves our country bare.
We do not care; we do not care.
Humanity has learned too late
our Eden is a fallow state;
and what we've sown will nere abate.
We reap our fate; we reap our fate.
Letter to youI have no answers for you. I know you want me to continue whispering my poetic and sometimes whimsical solutions to life and its issues, but even I get lost in the twists and turns. Songs and poems only get me so far before it all pushes back and even I am silent.. I know it hurts you, but this silence deafens us both. A defining moment when my heart will show the pain yet hide the reasons.
I saw your tears, and I shattered. Like the selfish man I was born to be, I took your pain and shock and fed my own. I only want to be what is best for you.. I am sorry that I usually doubt. I am trying to undo years and years of self-doubt and self-loathing for you, I only ask for time. That's all I can ask for..
WavesI wanted to die quickly,
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Took a trip to the beautiful city of York yesterday, sun shining so took a few shots of the magnificent Minster
Shot Raw Canon 5D Mk11 24-105 L lens @24mm F10 1/100 ISO100
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The Minster that we know today took about 250 years to build and is renowned as an artistic and architectural masterpiece. In this centre for Christian worship there is a wealth of history to be discovered.
You can visit the Octagonal Chapter house which was constructed between 1260 to 1286. Its walls contain some of the Minster's finest carvings, most dating from 1270 to 1280.
Underneath the Cathedral you can explore the Undercroft, Treasury and Crypt. Here you will find Roman, Norman and Viking remains and the jewels of the treasury.
If you can scale the 275 steps of the Tower you will be rewarded with fantastic views of the city's ancient streets. On your way up, look out for medieval pinnacles and gargoyles.
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Christians are called by our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ, to love our neighbors and do unto others as we would have them do unto us. We are thereby called to protect our most vulnerable populations, including unborn children.
Many Christians are unaware of an important threat to the unborn child that must be addressed: mercury pollution and poisoning. Just as we successfully dealt with lead and other toxins in gasoline as a society, so must we now deal with mercury.
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Dr. Landrigan served from 1996 to 2005 in the Medical Corps of the United States Naval Reserve, retiring in 2005 at the rank of Captain. He has received over 30 awards during his career, including the National Defense Service Medal in 2003. Dr. Landrigan is a husband, father, grandfather, and a devout Catholic.
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One in six babies, over 700,000 each year, are born with harmful levels of mercury in their blood, and coal-burning power plants are the largest source of domestic mercury pollution.
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This EEN document presents background information on mercury pollution. Approximately one in every six babies in the U.S. are born with harmful mercury levels in their blood. To download the .pdf click here.
Do not eat fish or seafood that is high in mercury, if you are pregnant, lactating, or thinking of becoming pregnant. (Your body needs up to 6 months to get rid of mercury you may have consumed.) The worst are Shark, Swordfish, King Mackerel, or Tilefish. These should not be eaten.
Concerning tuna, it is safest to eat canned light tuna. Albacore or "white" tuna has more mercury than canned light tuna. If you eat albacore tuna, limit yourself to 6 ounces (one average meal) of albacore tuna per week. Note: Some Sushi is tuna.
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An Experienced, Smart, Fun Lady With Great Looks And Great Conversation — The good: Where to start, this care doesn't stop to amaze me. I just love it. An amazingly powerful engine that delivers more than 100 hp per liter without the need of forced air induction. The car is and feels very fast. Brakes are amazing. These are the competition package ones, so I don't know about the other versions. The suspension is extremely well balanced for comfort and sportiness. Again, this is the competition package which is a bit harder than the regular one. SMG transmission got some time to get used to but I love it.But that love doesn't extend to other manufacturers'. My Gallardo's eGear is not as good, in that one I would prefer a regular manual transmission. Looks: it is still a very elegant and modern look. The bad: It could lose some pounds. The navigation system sucks. The original mp3 player doesn't show the tracks names. Bluetooth only works with some Motorola phones.
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red imola seats, power, handling, looks, resale value, big money spent, big rewards given, m3 status is porsche's rival.
second cup holder is not useable with arm rest lowered. could use another 150 horsepower and torque, lol (ok being greedy with the extra power comment)
No Wonder Its Every Car Magazine's All Time Favorite Car — everything you have ever heard, everything you have ever read, everything, i mean everything is TRUE!!!!! very hard to pick out a flaw. amazing to drive, beautiful to look at, stylish, sexy, seductive. such a pleasure to drive. power is beyond satisfying. handles beautifully, stick shift, clutch feel and steering all live in harmony with each other. yes its expensive, even for a used car but its worth every penny. power never falls flat, stability at any speed in confident inducing, and the red imola interior adds to the sexual drive experience lol. i am truly in love with this car.
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Best All-round Fun Affordable Car! — looks sexy, fast acceleration amazing build quality and most fun engaging car i have ever owned. the biggest downside about owning the car is definately the cost of maintenance of the car...it gets pricy when having to do the service intervals. Also it has to use a special type of synthetic oil that ONLY BMW dealerships have a hold of so they monopolize the price of that!
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Handles like it's on rails, will smoke most things in its price range.
Fuel economy. Definitely not a Prius.
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Handles like a dream. Very fast
Speeding tickets
Awesome Vehicle Under $25,000 — I love the handling of this car. I took it up to the blue ridge parkway a few months ago and was able to drive around 60 in 3rd on all but the sharpest turns. If you can find one that's a few years ago with less than 60K miles it is well worth the investment.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2005 BMW M3 Coupe Review
It's fast and beautiful
No reasons to avoid
Bmw M3 Great Car — Great performance quality and appearance the cost of ownership is a little high and it is definitely fun and possess a lot of fun factor Greatest car I've had i would definitely recommend one of these or one of the newer ones to people who can afford it
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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2005 BMW M3 Coupe Review
I still can not find any negatives?
Flawless Power — This is one of the greatest cars in the world, 3.2 engine that produces 343 HP, the car is very comfortable, reliable and fast, I love driving it all the time. Quality is excellent; appearance is awesome for aggressive shape lovers and interior is very sexy for a racing car passionate. Cost? if you can afford it, just buy it. It is fun to drive the car on the roads all the time.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2005 BMW M3 Coupe Review
handling ... all time best !
expensive after-parts
Excellent !! — best car ever. must buy and must drive . Great Power, and great handling (especially when traction off). Overall its is by the the most enjoyable car.. Maybe even better than a porch carerra 2... Planning to go for a newer M3 2010 :)
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Rizat writes:
2005 BMW M3 Review
Amazing accelaration and top speed
the body material's a cheap!!
Bmw M3 Gtr, My Legend — Firstly, performance!! secondly, the Engine roar!! this car goes 0-100 km/h (62 mph) in 4.5 seconds (manual), so love its accelaration!! but it has a poor body build!! even when you buy the car, you are not even aided with a radio, THATS CHEAP!! But to me, this car's a legend!!
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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Visitors to Queensland, Australia's Sunshine State, can enjoy learning about the State's Indigenous heritage and culture in a variety of interesting and fun ways.
Be entertained at the many festivals, theatres and galleries. Be excited by the fascinating tours and excellent shopping for authentic souvenirs. Be relaxed in the most comfortable accommodation and beautiful camping sites in the world.
Learn about 'Bush Tucker' and the natural medicines that have supported Indigenous cultures for centuries. Take a trek into an ancient rainforest. Take a canoe ride through a tranquil lagoon or learn to craft spears and catch fish in the traditional way.
Discover the colours of the earth in the traditional rock arts sites around Queensland. Preserved for thousands of years, the sites record the stories of the Dreamtime and give visitors a unique insight into this ancient way of life.
This information on Queensland's Indigenous culture will help you plan your ideal getaway.
Modern Masters of Ancient Crafts
Queensland has many Art Galleries and shops supplying a wide range of locally made Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander works of art and souvenirs. Most of the products in the shops are hand made by local communities - guaranteeing that traditional crafts are kept alive and handed down, and that you take home an authentic piece of Queensland's Indigenous culture. The Galleries are full of an interesting mix of traditional and contemporary Indigenous artworks - created using a variety of mediums.
Celebrations and Festivals
The spirit of Queensland's Indigenous cultures comes alive through the celebrations and festivals of its people. Special events such as the National Aboriginal and Islander Week, the Laura Aboriginal Dance and Cultural Festival and the Torres Strait Cultural Festival aim to promote cultural awareness, maintain traditional values and celebrate Indigenous culture.
Experience the Torres Strait
The Torres Straits have a colourful history stretching back to the 1600's. In the 19th century the area was infamous for its fierce inhabitants and the rich pearl beds hidden deep beneath its dangerous waters.
The first major European settlers were fugitives, fortune hunters and missionaries. A major influx of settlers came in 1868 with the discovery of valuable pearl shell. Men from all over southern Japan, Asia and the Pacific region flocked to the Straits, seeking their fortunes, until the 1950's when the advent of plastics bought the industry to an end.
In 1942, World War II saw the evacuation of European civilians from the Islands, and the Horn Island airbus was bombed. After the war the Islanders returned to rebuild their community and the airstrip on Horn Island, but reminders of the strategic role that the Torres Straits played in World War II are still obvious on the islands, particularly Thursday Island.
Today the Torres Straits is much more peaceful place, crayfishing is now the main primary industry along with other smaller fisheries. The Torres Straits are made up of over 100 islands, the most populated island and centre of trading and business in the Straits is Thursday Island. With 3,500 residents the culture is an interesting mix of Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, Malay, South Sea Islander, Papuan, Aboriginal and European peoples.
Mostly descended from the early pearlers and tribespeople off the Prince of Wales Island, the culture is quite distinct from mainland Aboriginal culture. This is most obvious in their music, dance, language and lifestyles. Thursday Island has all the facilities of a well established community transport networks, banks, satellite television, radio services, general stores, restaurants, churches, etc. It has a variety of travellers accommodations and tours.
The rich history of Thursday Island has many a landmark and interesting story. Some of the points of interest on the island are: the Cathedral of All Souls, Green Hill Fort and the Torres Strait Museum, Rosies Shop and Mona's Bazaar, the cultured pearl operations and the crayfishing industry.


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Jet Li was a worthy opponent, but all the whip-kicks in the world couldn't knock Julia Roberts off the top of the box office chart. ''Erin Brockovich'' took No. 1 for the second week with an estimated $19 million (for a $56.3 million to-date gross). ''Romeo Must Die,'' however, finished a close second with $18.6 million -- and $25.1 mil since its Wednesday opening, already matching its production budget -- thanks to a wide crossover audience attracted to both its martial arts and hip-hop appeal.
This weekend's two new teen-targeted films didn't seem to appeal to adolescents, let alone cross over adults. Leelee Sobieski's weepy love story ''Here on Earth'' crashed to earth in fifth place with $4.6 million, while the more raucous comedy ''Whatever It Takes'' needed more than it had and finished sixth with $4.3 million. Beating them in the top 5 were the No. 3 ''Final Destination'' ($7.1 million) and the No. 4 ''Mission to Mars'' ($5.8 million.)
CRITICAL MASS ''Romeo Must Die'' may have been edged out by ''Erin Brockovich'' in cold hard cash, but it had a slight advantage when it came to the EW Critical Mass Movie Poll. EW readers gave ''Romeo'' an average of B+ -- the same as ''Erin'' -- but the hip-hop/kung fu film had some promising statistics that could mean Jet Li will keep on kicking up more money.
Eighty-two percent of voters said they would definitely recommend ''Romeo'' to others (just a hair above the 80 percent who said the same about ''Erin''), and 59 percent said they would definitely see the film again. (Only 35 percent said the same thing about Julia Roberts' movie, not surprising considering ''Erin'' is well over two hours long.) This augers well for the kind of repeat business that could ensure Warner Bros. will soon be greenlighting ''Seriously. Kill Him! Romeo Must Die 2.''
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Year of the Ox? Nope. 2009 is the Year of the Delay. Stop sobbing and get pumped for the scorchers awaiting in 2010...
A suspiciously quiet one, the chances of Bioshock 2 making its planned October 2009 release were as slim as Jeremy Kyle's chances of making it into heaven. The official line from Take Two goes something like "we felt it was essential to invest additional time to ensure this title will deliver what its fans expect and deserve", but the Xbox World translation goes "There's a recession on and we'd never get the game finished for October even if we smashed open all the piggybanks in the world."
ETA: March 2010
The one most likely, Splinter Cell Conviction is delayed yet again, pushed back to the usual March Clancy spot for 'polishing'. It's been on the cards for a while - when publishers are set to roll out the latest instalments of their biggest franchises we expect more public chest-beating and grunting but Conviction has been shown to the games press only once in a hands-on fashion. Ubi's sole demo is the very same segment their team presented on Microsoft's stage and even that brief snippet needed so much polish even Mr Sheen's bi-plane would have been outgunned.
ETA: March 2010
The most curious delay of the whole bunch, Bayonetta is still bang on track for a late October release in Japan but has been delayed until January over here in the West. It's a smart move - Bayonetta is a corker which will have the month of January and hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of Granny-gifted Christmas money all to itself. Sometimes great games can slip through the cracks and January is a far safer bet than being the meat in an ODST/Modern Warfare 2 sarnie, even when the meat is this tasty. Wait, that sounds awfully sexist. Er, we... (snip - Ed.)
ETA: 29 January
Take Two's Gay Tony dollars will keep food on the table but the three big delays will make for a leaner Christmas than they were planning. A less crowded yule gives Borderlands some wiggle room, and Rockstar's western was never likely to be Christmas number one anyway. Still, their 1880 GTA-alike is a rock-solid game which will do far better in the new year so long as it's released at the right time. They promise to get it out by March but while a March release worked for GTA, Red Harlow is no Niko Bellic and no match for an all-new Sam Fisher.
ETA: March/April 2010
Like Red Dead Redemption, Mafia 2 has been bumped back to the end of the financial year. Take Two's bosses now have the game lined up for the first few months of 2010, but don't be surprised if it's all flexing and posturing and the game slips beyond March. It was Take Two who proved you can have a colossal summer hit with Bioshock's August release back in 2007, so here's hoping the money men keep their nerve and get this on shelves in the summer where it'll actually stand out.
ETA: Summer 2010
Whether it's too many projects taken on by a developer spread too thin, general mismanagement, the recent departure of a number of Gearbox staff, or just overly-optimistic release plans, Gearbox are the masters of the extended delay - and between Hell's Highway, Borderlands, and Aliens: Colonial Marines, they're becoming something of an industry in-joke. Colonial Marines looks brilliant but surprised and girlishly excited if that TBA turns out to be a date before next autumn. At the earliest.
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Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to The Square, Royal Opera of Wallonia, and Liege Cathedral. Also nearby are University of Liege and Montagne de Beuren.
Hotel Features
In addition to a bar/lounge, pentahotel Liège provides complimentary wireless Internet access, a porter/bellhop, and a business center.
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Flat-screen televisions come with premium cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and separate sitting areas.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A business center is on site at this 4-star property. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, room service (during limited hours), and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge. A total renovation of this property was completed in 2010.
- Business center
- Conference space
- Total number of rooms - 103
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 5
- Elevator/lift
- Bar/lounge
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free Wi-Fi
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Self parking (surcharge)
In your room
- Premium TV channels
- Separate sitting area
- Air conditioning
- Soundproofed rooms
- Complimentary newspaper
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bathtub only
- Desk
- Room service (limited hours)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Phone
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free Wi-Fi
Eat and drink
Breakfast is available for a surcharge each morning.
LE BAR A THYM - This bar serves light fare only.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- In-room accessibility
- Accessible path of travel
The fine print for pentahotel Liège
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11:30 AM
How you can pay
Your pets
Pets allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Special cancellation policies or charges may apply for group reservations (more than 8 rooms for the same hotel / stay dates).
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 4.2 per accommodation, per night
- Breakfast fee: EUR 16 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 25 per day
We should mention
Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Happy Fourth Birthday to us at Perceptive Travel Blog!
Yes, on March 21, 2007 we launched this blog as part of the Perceptive Travel webzine.
Says editor Tim Leffel,
" Perceptive Travel set out to be a different kind of webzine, one that ignored 'the rules' of online publishing and put out quality narrative writing by creative book authors. In turn I wanted the blog to be different too: instead of joining the sea of top-10 list posts, 'best beaches,' and other disposable travel writing fare, we set out to focus on quirky places and stories that you wouldn't find anywhere else. I think we've succeeded and thankfully, over 1,800 RSS subscribers agree."
From the jumble of Don Quijote stores in Japan, to space geekery in New Mexico, to finding silver linings in Oslo, Norway, we continue to cover the globe with an eye for the striking, the unusual and the thought-provoking.
I still remember Tim's call for contributors in early 2007 on the Travelwriters.com BBS; he said that among other qualifications, he was looking for the sorts of people who had blogging experience but who also had piles of books-in-progress on their nightstand.
After a look over at my own growning nightstand full of books at varying stages of reading progress, I thought, "Wow, maybe he means someone like me…." After a brief exchange of emails and sending links to my work, I found myself writing for the blog along with Antonia Malchik in New York (we call her Nia) and Steve Davey in the UK. I'd never met either in person but it did not seem to matter – we chattered in the comments of each other's posts and popped emails back and forth with thoughts and questions.
Circumstances changed, people came and went. Nia and Steve left to pursue other interests, and Liz, Alison and Brian came in, with Kerry and her musical insights as the most recent addition (did you catch her post on the Bahrain and Scotland musical connection?) Again, of all of my fellow authors I've only managed to briefly meet Alison and Tim in person, but it's never mattered. We hear each other's now-familiar voices both in the posts we create and our periodic conference calls on Skype, where we yammer away and wander off-topic until Tim good-naturedly herds us back in to do business.
It's a special opportunity to be given the freedom to write about what fascinates me, what nags at me and what makes me want to throw things, and no one ever says, "That's too obscure" or "No one will care about that."
Thanks to all of our readers for being with us, cheering and commenting along the way….and to all of you who thrilled at my post about seeing the world's longest grain elevator in Hutchinson, Kansas….well, you're in a particularly special club.
We'll be doing two things this week – celebrating our anniversary with posts and giveaways, and supporting one of our own writers, Christchurch NZ resident Liz Lewis who has suffered through more than her fair share of earthquakes recently. The Blog for New Zealand project March 21-23 (Blog4NZ on Facebook and hashtag #Blog4NZ on Twitter) gives us a chance to talk about Liz's country and show our support for her and her fellow Kiwis.
Blog anniversary giveaways include an "Austin pack" (two music compilation CDs and an Austin music lover's T-shirt, courtesy the Austin Convention and Visitor's Bureau,) a copy of Tim Leffel's The World's Cheapest Destinations guidebook or one of the short-sleeved versions of our comfy Perceptive Travel T-shirt from our Travel Tease store.
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