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Meeting held November 27, 2007 at Opus 4 Studios, Bothell, WA
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An Evening with Roy DuNannMeeting held November 27, 2007 at Opus 4 Studios, Bothell WA.
The PNW Section's November 2007 meeting was a very special evening with an unrecognized giant of the recording engineering business, Roy DuNann. Long retired and living near Seattle, a chance meeting with Mike Matesky and the discovery of an April 2002 Stereophile magazine article on him by jazz writer Thomas Conrad led to this meeting. Conrad was enlisted to be the meeting host/interviewer, and an RSVP audience of 50 (23 being AES members) gathered at Opus 4 Studios in Bothell, WA. Also on hand this evening was clarinetist Bill Smith, who recorded 5 albums with Roy in the 1950s and 60s at Contemporary.
PNW Chair Rick Chinn opened the meeting, with AES President Bob Moses on hand to ask the audience how to improve the AES. Then Tom Conrad sat down with Roy, assisted by the occasional playing of musical excerpts, and discussed the studios, artists, equipment and techniques of the early analog tape days.
While other engineers may have received more publicity, Roy's work stands up to anyone's. Capitol Records' first engineer, he recorded, among others, Nat "King" Cole, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin (including That's Amore ), Peggy Lee, Kay Starr, Jo Stafford, Stan Freberg and the Stan Kenton Band (a louder band than Navy planes, he says).
Later, lured to Contemporary Records, he worked on many jazz classics featuring the likes of Barney Kessel, Ray Brown, Shelly Manne, Art Pepper, Andr Previn, Leroy Vinnegar, Sonny Rollins, Ornette Coleman, Bob Cooper, Curtis Counce, Teddy Edwards, Victor Feldman, and Hampton Hawes.
Conrad worked in AV retail management for many years, then writing for CD Review, Downbeat, Stereophile, & Jazz Times. He became curious about the great sounding classic albums done by this Roy DuNann fellow in the credits. He searched for Roy, and finally found him in Bothell, WA - not far from Tom's home! This meeting led to the Stereophile article.
The Way Out West track from Sonny Rollins (1957) was played, one of the most famous jazz albums made and reissued on about every format known.
Roy told of his early years, becoming an amateur radio operator, or ham, in junior high school. He fiddled with electronics, then enlisted in the Navy before Pearl Harbor. He was sent to London to learn the newfangled radar systems, serving with the British Navy as an American sailor. Upon returning to the states, he went to Hollywood to settle down, working for a Motorola distributor, a "ham" radio-type store. A customer looking for recording equipment offered him a job at Capitol Records' Quality Control department, testing record players that Capitol sold. Packard Bell was making the phonographs for Capitol and they needed a lot of QC inspection. He did this for 8 months. At the time, Capitol had not built their tower, had no studios, but had just acquired a new Ampex tape recorder and Scully disc cutting lathe. He became involved in building new studios and did recordings there for years. Some of this was recording to discs, until tape came along.
Tennessee Ernie Ford's Sixteen Tons (1955) was played. Roy told some anecdotes of recording and editing on disc recordings, then making 78 rpm masters for production. In those days, the engineer did everything, from setting up the chairs to cleaning up afterwards.
Roy met Lester Koenig as a customer of Capitol, where he did recordings for Lester's Goodtime Jazz label. Roy had a run-in with Capitol's head of disc pressing, and went to work for Lester at Contemporary Records. Roy said he liked Lester's country and Dixieland recordings, later warming up to the modern jazz he would showcase so well.
By 1956, Roy was charged with building the Contemporary Records recording facility - in their shipping room. He also designed their disc cutting facility. Contemporary did have some state of the art equipment for the time, with Ampex tape recorders, a stereo Westrex lathe, and AKG and Neumann mikes. Microphone output levels were high and went right into their mixer, making a clean and simple signal path.
Next the 1959 track, Greensleeves was played, from the Contemporary Records "Folk Jazz" album arranged by and featuring Bill Smith on clarinet, recorded by Roy.
Smith, now a retired University of Washington Emeritus Professor of Music, gave some of his recollections of those days and got reacquainted with Roy for the first time in decades. Bill was teaching at USC, and Lester Koenig asked him for a jazz piece to showcase the new long playing LP format. Smith decided he would write a divertimento that would feature Red Norvo on vibes, Bill on clarinet, Barney Kessel on guitar, Red Mitchell on bass, Shelly Manne on drums, and Buddy Collette on alto flute. Bill went on to do five albums at Contemporary with Roy engineering. He recalled the warehouse-cum-studio being spartan, but with Roy still able to get a marvelous sound. Close miking and some baffles were used, and the ladies room got pressed into service as an echo chamber.
After a break, door prizes were won by:
The evening reconvened with some discussion of album reissues and reverb. Originally, reverb (in most cases, an EMT plate) was added when the disc masters were made, not on the tapes. Some reissues only copied the tape, with no reverb!
Tom quoted some of the accolades others said about Roy's recording from his Stereophile article, including this from recording and mastering engineer Bernie Grundman: "Roy did a lot for this industry. He showed us all how good it could be. His best recordings are not just good for their era. They are some of the best-sounding recordings of all time."
Some concluding audience questions included remarks on early stereo panning; balancing the instruments; knowing the solos; the old equipment; getting recordings out fast; hearing loss (Roy now wears hearing aids); mixing on the fly; building your own equipment; piano recording; Andr Previn recordings; his days after Contemporary in Phoenix, then at A&M Records in Hollywood as a maintenance engineer; drum kit recording; the bad work hours; and old vs. new engineers.
The evening finished by playing Sonny Rollins from his Airegin album (Nigeria spelled backwards).
It was a remarkable evening with a remarkable man.
Gary Louie, PNW Section Secretary
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I've begun a small side project on Tumblr, called Zagabon, to collect and publish Burmese proverbs and sayings of all kinds, along with English translations and context if necessary. There's a pretty extensive Burmese proverb website up (mmproverb.com), but unfortunately, much of the content is locked out to English speakers. That's saddening.
The collection can be found at zagabon.tumblr.com
My mom inspired my own attempt to collect all these sayings. I was raised in a bilingual household–my dad used only English with the children, while my mom used only Burmese, even though they communicate to each other in Burmese. Growing up, I became familiar with a plethora of Burmese sayings, perhaps the one thing I associate most with my mother. During the early years of their marriage, my father started his own form of documentation: Burmese scribbles onto notebooks and memo pads here and there, on the sayings my mom had to offer. So much so, that she began to say "Write it down" after reciting a proverb. This is just (hopefully) a more systematic approach and a continuation of his work.
Also, I've taken note at many folks who have an interest in these sayings, both Burmese speakers and non-speakers alike.
I think proverbs truly highlight the beauty of the Burmese language, with its earthy fluid sounds, regular vowel rhymes and mostly monosyllabic vocabulary. But it's exceedingly difficult to translate the nuances of the Burmese language, so I'll try my best to render the proverbs as well as I can in English.
I could use some help though–if anybody wants to chip in a proverb or two, feel free to do so in my submit box! (zagabon.tumblr.com/ask)
In the mean time, enjoy.
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I am truely proud of your mom.
Here in singapore, some family migrate with young children. Both are Burmese parents but they hardly speak or understand Burmese language or they seems to discrimiate on Burmese. They feel ashame to admit that they have real Burmese blood running in them.
I feel heartbreaking whenever i saw these kind of children and just wanna blame their parents.
But I met with my mom's friends who married to American. Both of her son doesn't look like Myanmar at all. But they can speak Burmese language fluently and fond of Burmese food.
I thought you were born there but you seems to be fond of Burmese language and doesn't feel ashamed of being Burmese blood. I become your regular reader after I am reserching about Burmese language lesson in English.
And I am proud of you too.
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Grey's Anatomy's alt-reality episode truly is a love letter to the fans.
In this new reality, Ellis Grey was never diagnosed with Alzheimer's, which leads to a very different upbringing for Meredith, the least of which: Her last name is now Webber. That is just one of the nice surprises in the alt-reality. Let's check out the rest:
Music nostalgia: The episode opens on Rilo Kiley's "Portions for Foxes," which was the first song played in the Grey's pilot. Throughout the episode, we also heard songs featured in the first season, including Róisín Murphy's "Ruby Blue" and Inara George's "Fools in Love."
Meredith Webber: Meredith still lives in her mother's house, but so does her mother, Ellis, and her husband Richard! Ellis is now the Chief at Seattle Grace, and is being awarded her third Harper Avery award. Meredith is desperate to please her mother, and while she says she doesn't want special treatment, she isn't afraid to use her status to get in on Yang's surgery. Meredith later realizes her mom makes everyone feel ordinary so she can feel extraordinary. A nice nod to the two-part episode where Ellis died.
Poor Derek: Not only is Addison still married to Derek, but she's pregnant, too. However, their marriage leads to a miserable existence for both of them. They live in the trailer since Derek never built the McMansion, and he doesn't even seem to want the baby that's on the way. "It's a beautiful day to save lives," Addison throws in Derek's face at one point, the line he used to say before each surgery. Derek is also not the hot shot doc anymore, and when a fight between Addison and Derek seems to indicate she'll leave Seattle Grace, Ellis threatens that she'll fire Derek over Addison quitting. (One good thing: It's nice to see Callie and Addison reunited. I always loved their banter.)
Callie's conflicting feelings: Though Callie has kids with Owen, it's clear that it's not a happy marriage. When Arizona excitedly hugs Callie, the look on Callie's face spells a sudden attraction to her co-worker. Plus: Owen still has PTSD, and it seems that unfortunately Callie was the one whom he once choked in reaction to a PTSD flashback. That's OK, he's getting help from his war buddy Teddy, whom Callie thinks is a man. Of course, it's not much help since he later punches through a glass window. Cristina helps him clean up his hand, and it's clear there's an attraction there as well.
The real Nazi: It's not Bailey, that's for sure. She's back to being the timid doctor once called Mandy, one of the few characters that we've already seen before. She's extremely nervous around Ellis and can't stand up for herself, which eventually leads to Ellis firing her. (The elevator scene with Alex at the end did show a stronger Mandy, who may be turning into Bailey.)
A scary Yang: Cristina is a heartless, hard-core cardio doc who has absolutely no bedside manner. She's not even Meredith's person anymore, April is. It turns out, Yang has no friends because she was ostracized for sleeping with an attending, Dr. Burke.
Fallen comrades: Izzie actually got kicked out of Seattle Grace — and possibly shot up the place? — after Meredith ratted her out for sleeping with a patient (Denny) and stealing a heart for him. George, on the other hand, failed his intern exams, like he did in the regular universe. However, he just never showed his face again.
Meredith's new beau: Meredith is actually engaged to dorky Alex, and they're quite the perfect couple... sort of. He's actually hooking up with April on the side, which Yang discovers and reveals to Meredith in front of everyone. Upon learning this, Dr. Percy ironically says, "Just shoot me now."
Lexie the cokehead: Though she still has photographic memory, Lexie is not the smart doc we know and love. Instead, she's a strung-out addict who overdoses and is brought to Seattle Grace. Both her parents have died — her mother of stomach issues, and her father killed himself — but she knows about her half sister at the hospital (aka Meredith). While Jackson suggests her ODing is a sign to turn things around, Lexie secretly steals his keycard so she can raid the drug cabinet. She's later brought back into Seattle Grace by... Mark!
Mark's baby: After Mark brings Lexie in to Seattle Grace, he seeks out the mother of his unborn child... Addison. That's right, Addison's baby is not Derek's.
Cristina and Meredith, the couple that was always meant to be: Though Yang undermines Mer in surgery, the two team up to save Lexie's life. They end up going tequila shots at the bar, bringing things full circle to Season 1. (Nearly their whole bar conversation is exact dialogue previously used in the pilot.)
MerDer: After Cristina leaves the bar, Derek begins chatting with Meredith, asking what people around the hospital call him. It's McDreary. But he's not McDreary tonight. He's just a guy in a bar, and Mer's just a girl in a bar. (Another nod to the pilot, as well as Lexie's first appearance on Grey's.)
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Roger Dean Miller (January 2, 1936 – October 25, 1992) was an American singer, songwriter, and musician.
Born in Fort Worth, Texas, to mother Laudene Holt Miller and father Jean Miller, Roger, the youngest of three boys, was sent to live with his uncle and aunt, Elmer and Armelia Miller, in Erick, Oklahoma, when his father died while Roger was just one year old.
Miller had a lonely and unhappy childhood. Heavily influenced by the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday nights and the Light Crust Doughboys on Fort Worth radio, he desperately wanted to be a singer-songwriter. When he was 17 he stole a guitar, but turned himself in and chose to join the Army rather than go to jail. He later quipped, "My education was Korea, Clash of '52."
On leaving the army, he went to Nashville to work on his music career. In 1959 he wrote his first number-one song, "Billy Bayou" recorded by Jim Reeves.
Although conventionally grouped with "Country" singers, Miller's unique style defied easy classification. He had a string of pop hits in the 1960s, and also his own TV show for a few years. Many of his recordings were humorous novelty songs with whimsical lyrics, coupled with vocalese riffs filled with nonsense syllables. Others were sincere ballads, which also caught the public's fancy, none more so than his signature song, "King of the Road", about a presumed "hobo" who relishes his life and freedom, riding the rails.
In addition to 11 Grammy Awards, Roger Miller won Broadway's Tony award for writing the score for the musical Big River.
He was voted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1973 and the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1995. In Erick, Oklahoma where he grew up, a thoroughfare was renamed "Roger Miller Boulevard."
A lifelong cigarette smoker, Miller died of lung and throat cancer. In a TV interview, he once explained that he composed his songs from "bits and pieces" of ideas he wrote on scraps of paper. When asked what he did with the unused bits and pieces, he half-joked, "I smoke 'em!" (One of his songs, "A Man Can't Quit", centered on the subject of addiction to cigarettes.)
The chorus of one of his songs, "England Swings", was used for the 1998 BBC radio program, 15 Minutes of Misery.
He was married to Mary Arnold, who herself was a musician, a member of country-rock band, Kenny Rogers and The First Edition. Rogers had introduced the two. Arnold now manages Miller's estate.
In his 1997 autobiography Johnny Cash compared Miller's bass vocal range favorably with his own, saying it was the closest to his own that he had heard.
In early 2006, Roger Miller's 1967 single "Walkin' In The Sunshine" was featured in a Mastercard commercial. In the 1970's a clip from Miller's actual recording of "King of the Road" was featured in a Monroe Shock Absorbers TV commercial.
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I admire many of the same chocolates that you show in your photos. As I have said before, someday I will visit your shop and taste your chocolates too!.
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Origin of ae:
ME (Scots) ā-, OE ānone ; cf. a1
American English.
at the age of; aged.
Origin of ae.:
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alt. of Ae
a diphthong in the Latin language; used also by the Saxon writers. It answers to the Gr. ai. The Anglo-Saxon short ae was generally replaced by a, the long / by e or ee. In derivatives from Latin words with ae, it is mostly superseded by e. For most words found with this initial combination, the reader will therefore search under the letter E
The domain name ae is the country code top-level domain in the Domain Name System of the Internet for the United Arab Emirates. It is administered by .aeDA which is part of the UAE Telecommunications Regulatory Authority. The internationalized country code top-level domain in the Arabic alphabet of the UAE is امارات., which is represented as .xn--mgbaam7a8h in Punycode.
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Steven Seagal owns a bulletproof kimono. There's a company in Colombia that makes bulletproof clothing (there was an article about them in the New Yorker and also a video about them on Vice TV) and they make custom bulletproof clothing and one of the custom pieces they made was a bulletproof kimono. For Steven Seagal. From FilmDrunk:
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"Three royal families in the Middle East are customers of ours. We made a bullet-proof kimono for the American actor Steven Seagal. Our experience is beyond question," she explained.
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A sure sign of spring is when you hear the chorus of these small thumb size frogs. This nocturnal peeper (usually hard to locate) was seen in our barberry bush this evening 4/26/11. They usually call from the edges of the bodies of water in which they breed, hidden near the bases of shrubs or grasses. With all the recent rain our yard seems like a wetland.
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The Walking Dead Midseason Report Card: Aby Sean McKenna at . Comments
Tis the season for mid-season report cards!
We've already handed out an A for Sons of Anarchy Season 5. Can The Walking Dead make it two in a row? Sean McKenna analyzes and dissects Season 3 so far...
Best Episode: "Sick." This has been the best season in my opinion and picking a favorite was far more difficult from the slew of quality ones. Yet, it was this second episode that really showed Rick a transformed man after he took a machete to one inmate's head before leaving another trapped for walker fodder. The dark and gritty tone was certainly set.
Worst Episode: "Hounded." This was probably the weakest of the season, but by no means a bad episode. It was a little slower in pace, but it was a necessary breather from everything that had been happening. And Andrea continued to make poor judgments and decisions by shacking up with the Governor making it harder and harder for me to like her character.
Best Character: Carl's certainly come into his own, but his dad, Rick, has provided for some fantastic moments. He's been a determined leader, he's taken out enemies, and he's worn his emotions on his sleeve. This is a far different character from The Walking Dead Season one, but the darker transition is a welcome one. I can't wait to see what's in store for him.
Worst Character: This is a toss up between Andrea and Michonne. I've been harder on Michonne's character this season mostly because I just want to know who she is beyond just the sword wielding abilities. Yet, we've had two and a half seasons to know Andrea and she's still making bad decisions. And now that she's seen the Governor's heads in fish tanks, him trying to kill Michonne, having gladiator walker fights, and capturing Daryl? I'm sure she'll find some way to rationalize it all for her "good guy" lover. Smarten up!
Best Death: Lori's death was a shocker because I never guessed she would be gone in only the third season. I thought she had at least a few more in her. But I have to give the win to T-Dog, who went out a hero as he took down walkers and saved Carol. RIP T-Dog, we're gonna miss you.
Best Daryl Dixon Moment: Daryl remains effortlessly cool. He makes some of the best jokes, wears a poncho like a bad-ass, and shows he's a caring guy especially with Carol and Carl. It was when Rick ran away that Daryl had to step up and take charge and he did fantastically. Plus, I'm sure he made women's hearts swoon with his daddy duty, all while giving the baby a perfect name like Ass Kicker.
Hopes for 2013: Like I said before, I really want to delve into Michonne's character, but I also want to see the Governor descend even further into evil. We've seen those hints of crazy, but I think we've yet to discover his full potential. Of course, I'm also hoping the show maintains it's speedy pace and focus on the character conflicts instead of just running around killing walkers. This season feels solidly entertaining and I'm excited for the second half to carry that momentum to an outstanding finish.
Overall Grade: A
Your turn, TV Fanatics: What grade would you give the first half of The Walking Dead Season 3?
Sean McKenna is a TV Fanatic Staff Writer. Follow him on Twitter.Tags: TV Fanatic Report Cards, The Walking Dead
I have never liked Andrea's character. I hate her even more this season. What's her problem with doing dishes and laundry? SOMEONE has to do them. She doesn't have the strength to do some of the men's tasks, but she doesn't want to do them, anyway. She wants to be a bad-ass and...she's not. She's an insecure wanna-be. Please let her die a slow death.
Looking forward to more Michonne
A-. The minus because I didn't like Andrea's/Michonne's role throughout the episode. Especially Michonne: it was all too vague for me.
This season has been fantastic and your report card is spot on. Cannot wait for the midseason premiere in February!
I give it a FREAKING A++++!
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Bursa is situated on the foothills of Mount Uludag, a large ski resort, and has a wealth of surrounding woodlands. The city is situated about 25km from the Marmara Sea, where many Turks have summer houses.
The city itself is a sprawling mix of quaint Ottoman architecture and functional concrete structures. Dubbed the 'Green City', Bursa has many gardens, forests and parks and its fertile soil lends itself to fruit growing. Other significant industries in Bursa include car manufacturing, steel, textiles and food and drink production. Bursa is also home to Uludag University, one of the top tertiary institutions in Turkey.
Bursa History
Settlement in Bursa is thought to go back to around 200BC. Over time the city grew to become a city of political and economic importance due to its strategic position on the Silk Route. Following the Ottoman capture of the city in 1326 from the Byzantines, Bursa developed greatly. Many examples of this splendid architecture- in the form of houses, mosques, tombs, bazaars and hamams- can be enjoyed in the city.
What to See & Do
Due to the relatively compact size of the city centre, Bursa's main sites are easily manageable by foot.
Perhaps the most visited site in Bursa is the Yesil Cami (Green Mosque). Commissioned by Sultan Mehmed I Çelebi and completed in 1421, the Green Mosque is an outstanding example of the new Turkish style of architecture (or 'Bursa Style'). The Mosque's intricately carved marble entrance and mass of blue-green coloured tiles which cover the interior walls make for an impressive sight.
Also within the Green Mosque complex is the hexagonally shaped Yesil Türbe (Green Tomb) which was built as a mausoleum to hold the body of Sultan Mehmed I. Both the Green Mosque and the Green Tomb were designed by Ottoman architect Haci Ivaz Pasha.
The Ulu Cami (Grand Mosque) is the largest mosque in Bursa and was constructed between 1396 and 1400 in the Seljuk Ottoman architectural style. Situated in the town centre next to the Covered Bazaar, this mosque lives up to its name. The Grand Mosque is a pillared style mosque, holding 20 domes on 12 square pillars. There is a large glass opening and a fountain pool underneath in its centre.
Uphill from the Grand Mosque and Covered Bazaar is the Bursa Citadel. With its large stone walls and preserved Ottoman houses, it is one of the oldest parts of the city. Wander to the top where there are a couple of restaurants and tea gardens which enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the city and the surrounding mountains. Walk a little further and you'll come across the elaborately decorated tombs of Osman and Orhan Gazi, founders of the Ottoman Empire.
If you have time, it's worth going a little further afield to the sites outside of Bursa city centre. Mt. Uludag, which is situated about 23km from Bursa City Centre, is a popular hiking, skiing and snowboarding centre and can get very crowded during the winter months. There are frequent cable cars running from the 'Teleferik' (Cable Car) station just outside the city centre to the summit of Uludag; to get there take a taxi, bus or dolmus from Bursa. One of the best kept examples is the baths of Kervanseray Termal Otel (Thermal Hotel). With its classic hamam style one has all the time that they need to relax the day away. We would recommend getting a full scrub and massage for a perfectly relaxing afternoon. The whole hamam process takes around 1 - 1.5 hours.
Çekirge, situated to the west of the city centre, boasts a number of thermal baths, most of which are located inside the suburb's swanky hotels. Take a taxi, bus or dolmus from Bursa city centre.
If you have some spare time, stop by Cumalikizik, one of the best preserved Ottoman villages in Turkey. Built to provide logistical support to the conquering Ottoman armies, this breathtakingly pretty village on the outskirts of Bursa is packed with 700 year old houses and shops which are still in use today. There are 270 houses in all, and some have opened as cafes. The village produces some of the freshest homemade preserves and juices in the area and is a delightful place to enjoy a traditional Turkish breakfast while taking in the history of this town.
To get to Cumalikizik, take a dolmus from Bursa City Centre. The Dolmuses are located right next to Kent Merkezi (the local Kent Mall). If you are taking the Metro, ride it till the 'Osmangazi' stop. When you take the dolmus make sure that you take one that says 'Cumalikizik' on the top; Bursa's dolmus drivers are exceptionally friendly and will direct you to the right one. Get off at the last stop. There are also many dolmus making the return trip.
What to Eat
Bursa Iskender is without a doubt one of the city's most famous exports. This delicious kebab is made from thinly sliced lamb döner laid on a bed of bread cubes and slathered in a tomato-garlic sauce with hot butter poured over it. It is served with green peppers and yogurt. There are many Iskender restaurants in Bursa, but the original Iskender shop is located in the area of Heykel (which literally means statue). This leads to the original restaurant where Iskender was developed and from which Iskender gets its actual name. The restaurant is in a big blue building. Though at times it may be cramped the building itself provides a charming atmosphere and a very exclusive Iskender experience.
Another popular delicacy from Bursa is its 'Kestane Sekeri' (candied chestnuts), which can be found all over the city. Tender chestnuts are steeped in a sugary syrup and can be eaten alone or with clotted cream or ice cream. One of the more well known chains of Bursa is 'Kafkas', which is famous for its candied chestnuts. As Bursa is a major fruit growing region, it's worth tasting some of the city's healthy treats, especially its peaches, which are world renowned.
Bursa is famous for its shopping, particularly its silk, textile products and towels, which are of an exceptionally high quality. Head to the Covered Bazaar and the ancient caravanserais which adjoin it for an authentic shopping experience. Directly next to Ulu Cami (Grand Mosque) is the silk market known as Koza (Silkwork Cocoon) Han. Established in 1491, this market has a variety of silk shops which sell many precious silks. Bursa was famous for being the last stop on the Silk Road. They have everything from headscarves to wonderful silk ties which can all be purchased at a very good price. Nearby are also many outdoor cafes and nargile cafes where one can simply waste away a nice spring or summer afternoon. The Ipek (Silk) Han overlooks a pretty courtyard which houses a small cafe.
The city also has a host of modern shopping malls, including the pyramid shaped Zafer Plaza, Asmerkez, Ozdilek and Korupark.
How to Get There
By Bus
Frequent buses depart from both the Buyuk Otogar and Harem to Bursa; major bus companies also have offices in central Istanbul locations such as Taksim, Besiktas, Uskudar and Kadikoy, and run free service buses to the closest departure point.
The buses are modern, comfortable and air-conditioned and usually hand out free snacks and water to travellers. Popular and reliable bus companies include Metro Turizm; Kamil Koc; Uludag Turizm; Nilufer Turizm and Varan.
Buses arrive in Bursa at the Bursa Otogar (Main Bus Station) which is located a fair distance from the city centre (around 40 minutes, depending on traffic). Some bus companies offer a free shuttle service to the city centre; alternatively, there are frequent and cheap city buses (around 2TL) and minibuses. Make sure to buy a ticket at the marked booth before getting on the bus. Bus number 38 goes to the centre.
By Ferry
Ferries travel 2-3 times daily between Yenikapi ferry dock in Istanbul to the ferry dock at Güzelyali , a 24km distance from Bursa city centre. Güzelyali is referred to as 'Bursa' in ferry timetables. There are also ferries running about once per day between Kabatas - Kadikoy - Bursa.
From Güzelyali/Bursa there are frequent local buses, minibuses, dolmus and taxis which travel to 'Organize Sanayi '- 'the terminal stop of Bursa's metro ('Bursaray') system. If you decide to take a local bus to the metro, make sure to buy your ticket (TL 2) before boarding.
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UCL Graduation Ceremonies
Congratulations to all students who have been or are about to be awarded a UCL degree!
The information on these web pages relates to the UCL (London) graduation ceremonies. If you are attending a ceremony at an oversees campus please refer to the following websites for further information:
UCL Qatar - www.ucl.ac.uk/qatar
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BCA Academy Singapore - www.bcaa.edu.sg/
Congratulations class of 2014!
UCL held 25 graduation ceremonies across two weeks at the end of August. Over that period we saw nearly 6,000 students make their way across the red carpet.
Over two weeks of presentations, student speaker Ravi Raninga, among others, remembered to acknowledge some of those who helped him, and others, along the way. "On behalf of all the graduates here," he began, "I would like to thank all of the lecturers and professors who have given their support to us during our time at UCL. Thank you for setting the bar high and challenging our intellect. It is through your wisdom that we have become wise."
We would like to follow Ravi's example and extend our thanks to the scores of people who contributed to making UCL's 2014 Graduation Ceremonies a success. Thank you for all of your hard work.
UCL's 2015 Graduation Ceremonies
When are UCL's Graduation Ceremonies?
UCL currently holds all graduation ceremonies in the Summer
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Winter months (November-January).
If you have just completed your research or taught masters degree you will be invited to attend a graduation ceremony next year.
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The application process for the 2015 graduation ceremonies will open at the end of
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Sightings: Part 1
I never thought that seeing my work in a bathroom would be so uniquely gratifying. When a person sets out to make something with which they intend to adorn the world as they see fit this is usually not the fantasy shot. Yet, as I sit here wishing that this was the place I parked my toosh at various intervals throughout the day I wonder… could this be it? Is this the ultimate statement of thinking beyond the cotton? Is this the perfect post childhood marriage between Bambi and Thumper reincarnated as bathroom art? My vote is an astounding yes. I approve and will now set out on the hunt for a ceramic dear head of my very own.
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text: Defeating Trinity for the second time in six days by a 3-0 count, the Cardinals captured a valuable NESCAC win Fri., Oct. 5 in Middletown. Lisa Drennan '09 (#7 in photo, courtesy of SteveMcLaughlinPhotography.com) had another big day with 20 kills, 16 digs, three blocks and two aces. Caroline Rober '08 (#12 in photo) came in to play during the thid game and added three blocks as well while Ashley Farrow '10 played big up front with eight blocks and six kills. Other major contributors included setter Ellie Healy '10 with 39 assists and 10 digs and outside hitter Becca Rodger '08 with 10 digs and six kills. The win gave Wesleyan a 13-3 overall record, 4-1 in the NESCAC, clinching the team's eighth winning season in the last nine years. The Cards dropped to 13-5 and 4-3 in the NESCAC after a trip to Amherst Fri.-Sat., Oct. 12-13 for contests with the home squad and Tufts. Drennan had 39 kills and 28 digs over the two matches while Healy had 72 assists and 21 digs and Ruby Hernandez '11 collected 33 digs but it wasn't enough as both Amherst and Tufts took 3-0 decisions. The Cardinals will entertain in-state opponent Eastern Connecticut in a match to be webcast Wed., Oct. 17.


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On most days, starting today, The Scroll is going to run a video from the folks at Old Jews Telling Jokes. If you're unfamiliar with this delightful essay, just know that it has the most accurate name in the history of the Internet.
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Burglar steals World War II medals from Workington house
Last updated at 12:34, Wednesday, 28 November 2012
A burglar has stolen three World War II medals from a house in Workington while the elderly occupant was out.
Police say the medals are of high sentimental value to the victim.
They are appealing for any information which would help return the medals to their owner.
The burglary happened late on Sunday evening in Robinson Street.
Two of the items were silver circular medals and the third was in the shape of a star.
Anyone with information should call DC Tim Carr or anyone at Workington CID on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.
First published at 11:26, Wednesday, 28 November 2012
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into my "baked" beans while I was crumbling the bacon into the last
time I made a batch. And it was so disappointing! I expected that rich
smoky bacony goodness, but while it had the texture of bacon it tasted
just like the rest of my beans/rice/ham mix that I always eat for
breakfast! :-(
I guess it worked. All the good bacony flavor went into the beans! :-)
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Cloud Backups on Home Server Show 230
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It's the all Cloud edition on HSS 230. We follow up on Copy.com, CrashPlan, and introduce a new cloud service called DrivePop. DrivePop is a Live Drive reseller and have given HSS listeners a heck of a deal. Listen to get all the details! We also have a new drive pooling software for Windows. Yes, another one!
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Crashplan limits… currently none, but could be in the future. From the EULA:
c. "CrashPlan+ Unlimited" has the same features as CrashPlan+ with no current limitation on the amount of User Data stored on the Public Cloud (subject to future data storage limits described below). While there is no current limitation for CrashPlan Unlimited subscribers on the amount of User Data backed up to the Public Cloud, Code 42 reserves the right in the future, in its sole discretion, to set commercially reasonable data storage limits (i.e. 10 TB) on all CrashPlan+ Unlimited accounts.
bought lifetime 5 PCs for $75… it was invoice number #326
$50 seems like a great deal, especially "forever".
Have many here tried restoring data from a livedrive account? There are quite a few reports elsewhere indicating that not all data is backed up, even though the livedrive software says data is backed up. From my own testing I found exactly this problem (less than10% actually backed up) and despite engaging with livedrive support over several days no solution was found. I deleted my account. Caveat emptor.
For the storing data people use many type of software, for downloading the software they take back up of the system. There are also many sites available for downloading the software in the system, add some new things about the home server then it will be better for the users.


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Professional Women's Network will host a lunch and panel discussion titled "Pick the Brains of Really Smart Chicks" starting at 11:30 a.m. Nov. 29 at the Odyssey Country Club, 19110 S. Ridgeland Ave., Tinley Park.
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For information, call (708) 937-5525 or visit www.pwncentral.com.
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The Bridge to host after-hours event
Members of the Orland Park Area Chamber of Commerce are invited to a business after hours starting at 4:30 p.m. Nov. 28 at The Bridge Teen Center, 15555 S. 71st Court, Orland Park.
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