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HERAT, Dec 12, 2011: Unsuccessful September 18th parliamentary election runner Atefa Mansoori says lawmakers elected from provinces have failed to honour promises they had made with people during their election campaigns in northern Parwan province.
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Paradise Tree Coat StandPrice: $982.00
Design by Oiva Toikka, 2009.
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A playful twist on the traditional coat rack, the Paradise Tree Coat Stand encourages children to hang up their coat and hat. Created from rotational molded polyethylene, this coat rack features five brightly colored sections with whimsical hooks and a bird at the top. The three center sections can be stacked in any order, providing an opportunity to place a favorite hook within easy reach. The internal frame and base weight are made from galvanized steel to provide additional support, stability and strength. Inspire good habits with the engaging Paradise Tree Coat Stand. Available in Multicolor or all White version.
Inspired by his granddaughter's propensity for drawing and a lack of appropriate children's desks, Eugenio Perazza conceived the Me Too Collection. Instead of scaling down adult-sized furniture to smaller proportions, he went in search of a design team in and outside of Magis that could think from the perspective of a kid. The resulting Me Too Collection speaks to a child's voice demanding something of their own. Designed for children between two and six years old, the Me Too Collection offers objects that correspond to their own world, not only in dimensions but in values as well.
Material(s): Polyethylene, galvanized steel
Dimensions: 26.6"Dia X 74.4"H
Designer: Oiva Toikka
Born in Karelia, 1931. Oiva Toikka is renowned for his glassware designs for Iittala, the Finnish design company. Originally trained in ceramics, he took up glass design later in life and is best known for his glass birds series. Toikka has also enjoyed success in a number of other creative outlets. He has worked as a stage and costume designer, generally working with Finnish director Lisbeth Landefort, although, in recent years he has also been associated with productions by the Finnish National Opera. Through the years, he has also contributed textile designs to the Marimekko collections.
Professor Oiva Toikka's surprising and bold glass art deviates from the streamlined aesthetic of Nordic design. He has won numerous awards in recognition of his consummate artistry, among them Lunning Prize, Pro Finlandia Medal, World Glass Now 85 Award, Kaj Franck Design Prize and the Prince Eugen Medal.View other products by Oiva Toikka
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Founded in 1976, Italian designer Eugenio Perazza began the first steps towards building an international design laboratory. In Latin, Magis means "more than" and that is exactly what Magis delivers while focusing on using less materials and energy. Always perched on the cutting edge, Perazza was named as "one of ten who will change the way we live."
In 1984, Magis experienced enormous success with their product Step. This ladder was snubbed upon initial release because it was not an item considered "worthy" of the furniture store circuit. However, the product met with tremendous success, especially in furniture stores, and Magis' fire was lit.
In 2004, Magis introduced their venture into the realm of children. Inspired by his granddaughter's propensity for drawing and a lack of appropriate children's desks, Eugenio Perazza conceived the Me Too Collection. He began by searching out designers who could think like a child and all the products in the collection earned Perazza's granddaugter's approval before going into production. The Me Too Collection features bright and innovative pieces that stimulate and engage children's perceptions. Me Too is about: "I'm here too and I deserve my place in the world."
By embracing the creativity of leading global designers and incorporating leading technology into the mass production of unique objects and furniture, Magis has garnered many awards and their Bottle project has earned a place in the permanent collections of many contemporary art museums.View other products from Magis

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Showtime Announces 2013 Premiere Dates; DEXTER Returns June 30, HOMELAND Season 3 Premieres September 29
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Showtime has announced the premiere dates for its 2013 original series. Here's a brief look at the schedule:
- Shameless – Season three premieres January 13th.
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Dr calls with some of my blood test results, couldn't hear very well since I was out walking and in the middle of nowhere Ohio but what i got was my Cholesterol was pretty high even though it's always been low. And he is concerned my liver enzymes were basically off the chart, he doesn't know why and wants to wait 2 weeks and retest to see if it was a fluke or what.
I don't even really know what the fck liver enzymes are, going to google and see what pops up.
Ok I checked it out and basically it could be nothing or it could be something like Hepatitis or Crohns. Going to have to wait for the restest and see what happens. Read it could also be from something as simple as Ibuprofren and I have been popping a number of those lately as my knees and back have been bothering me. Going to lay off that $hit and just deal with it for the time being.
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This episode talks about information architecture in today's situation of dysfunctional nation-states that have shown no hesitation in terminating or curtailing Internet access within their territories.
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The situation in Egypt, much like the recent case in Tunisia, illustrates fundamental flaws in the nature of Internet access. Even though the system is purportedly designed to route around outages like this, failure seems to be easily caused. In conjunction with the proliferation of computer sound cards and software like fldigi, the deployment of radiofax service by outside powers to distribute information may be advisable. Examples of what this might look like are available online. Though such would have required specialist equipment twenty years ago that method for information distribution can take advantage of consumer-grade computer and radio hardware.
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A month ago I was helping my sister clean out some of the old files of my father's (now gone over eight years, but it takes a while to get around to this stuff.) Among his papers, I found the hard copy of a speech I had delivered at a VISTA Conference (VISTA is now a company called Publishing Technology) in November of 1995. As I started to read it, I realized I hadn't seen it in a long time. I checked and it wasn't on my web site. I checked further and it wasn't in my hard drive.


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- 4 (7 to 8-inch) flour tortillas
- 2 tsp. canola or vegetable oil
- 1 tsp. chili powder
- 2 cups shredded or chopped cooked chicken
- 1 cup rinsed and drained canned black beans
- 1 cup diced well drained bottled roasted red peppers
- 1/2 cup sliced green onions
- 1-3/4 cups (7 oz.) Sargento® Traditional Cut Shredded Pepper Jack Cheese
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Calories 457
Total Fat 19.9g
Saturated Fat 8.5g
Trans Fat 7.7g
Polyunsaturated Fat 2.4g
Cholesterol 64mg
Sodium 961mg
Carbohydrates 43g
Protein 27g
Dietary Fiber 6g
Vitamin A 165RE
Vitamin C 23mg
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Rite Aid Reports Improved Second Quarter Fiscal 2013 Results
Rite Aid Corporation (NYSE: RAD) today reported improved financial results for its fiscal second quarter ended Sept. 1, 2012.
The company reported revenues of $6.2 billion, a net loss of $38.8 million, or $0.05 per diluted share, and Adjusted EBITDA of $218.7 million, or 3.5 percent of revenues. Results benefited from continued front end sales and prescription count growth as well as an improvement in gross margin.
"We are pleased with our second quarter results as we continue to make significant progress in our turnaround efforts," said Rite Aid Chairman, President and CEO John Standley. "We have now increased Adjusted EBITDA and same store prescription count for seven consecutive quarters, thanks to chainwide efforts to execute key sales initiatives, operate more efficiently and provide a superior customer experience. While the wave of new generic medications is negatively impacting same store sales, it's having a positive impact on pharmacy gross margin."
"We are working to continue this momentum as we focus on communicating the value of our wellness+ loyalty program, converting additional stores to our innovative new Wellness format and promoting the convenience of getting a flu shot at your neighborhood Rite Aid pharmacy," Standley added.Second Quarter Summary Revenues for the 13-week quarter were $6.2 billion versus revenues of $6.3 billion in the prior year second quarter. Revenues decreased 0.6 percent primarily as a result of a decrease in pharmacy same store sales and store closings. Same store sales for the quarter were flat over the prior year 13-week period, consisting of a 1.4 percent increase in front end sales offset by a 0.7 percent decrease in pharmacy sales. Pharmacy sales included an approximate 750 basis point negative impact from new generic introductions. The number of prescriptions filled in same stores increased 4.0 percent over the prior year period, which includes the benefit of additional prescriptions resulting from the Walgreens/Express Scripts dispute. Prescription sales accounted for 67.5 percent of total drugstore sales, and third party prescription revenue was 96.5 percent of pharmacy sales.
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SEMIS Coalition Members!
Our first SEMIS Coalition PD 2013 will be held on Friday, January 25th from 8:00-3:30 at Eastern Michigan University. We have an exciting day scheduled for you to reconnect, renew, and recharge!
Our morning will begin with Janet Kauffman from Ecologically Concerned Citizens of South Central Michigan. Her topic: Activism on Water, Air Pollution, and CAFOs (Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations). Additionally, we will continue with our current SEMIS theme of Urban Agriculture and Arts Infused Education with Matrix Theatre. The afternoon will be spent on project planning and development including more on the portfolio process using Weebly.
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Door County's First and Only Trail Run welcomes all runners and walkers to Crossroads at Big Creek Environmental Learning Preserve in beautiful Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin.
Saturday, June 21, 2014
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Hwy 42/57 • Michigan St. • Sturgeon Bay, WI
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- Trails take you through coniferous woods, over wooden bridges crossing Big Creek, weaving through meadows, old orchards, past the Leif Everson Observatory and beyond. Trails includes single and double track, with woodchip, gravel, and dirt foundations. Each mile is marked.
- All finishers receive a potted evergreen tree donated by Evergreen Nursery
- All participants receive a performance shirt, market bag, eco- bulb, safety flasher, and reusable mug
- Post event refreshments: Homemade vanilla ice cream, Door County cherries and granola
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Ottawa Moves To Confront Skills Challenge
OTTAWA, March 21, 2013 /CNW/ - The measures announced in today's budget are a significant step forward in the federal government's attack on Canada's skills challenge. The Canadian Chamber of Commerce welcomes a more activist approach by all Canada's governments to confront a growing problem.
"The skills problem leads our Top Ten list of critical barriers to Canada's competitiveness," says Perrin Beatty, President and CEO of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. "It's showing up all across the country, in every industry. We are pleased to see the government is moving to confront it, and to include business directly in the solutions."
Mr. Beatty said the Canadian Chamber has long believed training programs should be designed and run by those closest to the workforce. "We believe in the leadership role of the provinces and territories, which these measures respect, but we're pleased to see business and educators will now have a central role as well. Of course, small and medium-sized businesses have specific challenges when it comes to training their employees and we are pleased the government recognises that."
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An effective (though uncommon) approach to database design
In database design a lot of effort is spent on ensuring that database designs are perfectly normalized and slated for great performance. But there is one aspect that, though even more important, tends to get a lot less attention: correctness. If a database is completely normalized and performs brilliantly, but won't store the data that the business needs, or allows modification that should be rejected as violating business rules - what use is it?
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Nico Rosberg, 7th: "That was a tricky Qualifying session this afternoon, and seventh position was about the most that we could have achieved. It was a challenge to find the right set-up for the tyres and some of the others did that better than we did today. However with a good strategy tomorrow, we can hopefully gain some places. This has been a mixed up season so far and it's interesting to see that there are some new guys on the front row tomorrow."
Michael Schumacher, 9th: "We wanted to save tyres this afternoon, which dictated how we managed Q3. I did not complete a timed lap, and now I still have the choice of what tyres to start on tomorrow. Equally, I thought it was better to start from ninth on the grid than eighth, and be on the clean side. It's clear that some teams have taken a step forward after the three-week break. And I would also say that the field is now even closer together. It's going to be a tight race tomorrow, although the forecast says it should be cooler, and it will be interesting to see if our choices today pay off at the end of the race."
Bob Bell: "We completed useful race preparation work this morning, showed some improvement and went into qualifying expecting an interesting session due to the desire to save tyres for the race. The story of qualifying indeed turned out to be one of managing tyre use, and it certainly delivered a unique session. From a team perspective, we got two cars into the top ten and both drivers will start from the cleaner side of the grid, while our positions were probably as good as we could have achieved with the way we chose to use the tyres. Tomorrow's forecast is still for cooler temperatures, and with what we have seen both this weekend and this season so far, we know that a difference of several degrees in track temperature can make a huge difference to how different cars perform. We can expect a very interesting race."
Norbert Haug: "A qualifying dominated by tyre saving which most of the teams did and we were no exception. Some sessions are tight, like Q2 when 0.048s separated P5 from P10, others are not, as Lewis' impressive qualifying time more than half a second ahead of P2 proved. Having said that, it is most likely that we will see changes in the top ten order from today at the end of the race tomorrow. Our target will be to score points with both cars posting consistent lap times as Nico did during his long run at the end of the final practice session this morning."


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Shimmering emerald green foliage. Great for hedges or screens. Narrow, pyramidal form. Attractive in all seasons. Plant 2'-3' apart for a screen.Pricing Information
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RICHMOND, Va. - Gov. Bob McDonnell's office is working to reduce a backlog of regulations awaiting action by the governor, including some that have languished in the review process for more than two years.
The regulations affect a variety of professions, industries and people, including funeral homes, contractors, children facing possible removal from their homes to foster homes, and the oil and natural gas industry.
There is no deadline in the review process for the governor to act. More than two dozen regulations were pending for 600 to 800 days in the governor's policy office at the end of August.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch says the governor's policy office began acting on pending regulations after Labor Day. Reviews of about 55 regulations were completed by last week, including some that had been pending for more than two years.
McDonnell's office also has called on state agencies to identify regulations that are no longer necessary or "overly burdensome" so they can be improved or repealed. The agencies have an Oct. 31 deadline to have a work plan for identifying regulations for elimination or consolidation.
The governor's office also acknowledged that it was aware that the newspaper had been making inquiries of state agencies over the summer about regulations that had stalled for hundreds of days under executive review.
"Addressing regulations has been an effort that we have been working on diligently in recent weeks," spokesman Jeff Caldwell told the newspaper.
Thomas Lisk, a lobbyist for a wide range of industries, said there likely will not be enough time to implement a regulatory overhaul before McDonnell's term ends.
"If anyone identifies regulations to get rid of, there's no way to get rid of them before the governor leaves office," said Lisk, who also serves on the state Administrative Law Advisory Committee that reports to the Virginia Code Commission. "They couldn't get the (repeal) regulations on the governor's desk before the new governor is sworn in."
The executive review requirement was first implemented almost 20 years ago under then-Gov. George Allen. A task force appointed by Allen had recommended that new regulations be approved by the governor unless they were exempt under the Virginia Administrative Process Act.
The goal was to give new regulations closer scrutiny. But it created a huge bottleneck, said William Leighty, who served on the task force and later worked as chief of staff for two governors.
"Little did I know when I helped formulate that regulatory process that I'd have to live with it as chief of staff."
Evaluating and approving even the most innocuous regulations have been slowed down due to the expanded executive role, participants say.
"The more difficult you make it to change regulations, the more difficult you make it for government to adapt to changes in regulated industries," Lisk said.
A review process is established by each governor through an executive order. Typically, there is no deadline and the governor's office is given broad latitude.
A 2009 study by the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission found that the executive orders' review provisions added substantial amounts of time to the regulatory process.
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This course focuses on laws, approximations and relations of continuum electromechanics. Topics include mechanical and electromechanical transfer relations, statics and dynamics of electromechanical systems having a static equilibrium, electromechanical flows, and field coupling with thermal and molecular diffusion. Also covered are electrokinetics, streaming interactions, application to materials processing, magnetohydrodynamic and electrohydrodynamic pumps and generators, ferrohydrodynamics, physiochemical systems, heat transfer, continuum feedback control, electron beam devices, and plasma dynamics.
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SpaceX Capsule Splashes Down In Pacific
The unmanned Dragon capsule parachuted into the Pacific, west of Mexico's Baja Peninsula, on Saturday.
Billionaire Shows Off New Spacecraft Designed To Ferry Astronauts To International Space Station
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Easter Morning Delivery For Space Station
Space station astronauts got a special Easter treat: a cargo ship full of supplies.
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Space Exploration Technologies says it has been awarded a contract with Japan's SKY Perfect JSAT Corp. to launch a telecommunications satellite aboard a Falcon 9 rocket in 2015.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk urged the public to polish sketch plans he released last week for a "Hyperloop" that would shoot capsules full of people at the speed of sound through elevated tubes connecting Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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SpaceX Rocket Docks At International Space Station
The world's first private supply ship successfully docked at the International Space Station Friday morning.
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Visiting a church for the very first time can be a intimidating experience.
Well, we want to put you at ease. Your first visit to Seattle Baptist will be
refreshing, friendly, and enjoyable for your whole family. We want you to
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and a place where you feel welcome and "at home."
Here are a few answers to some questions you might have about your first visit:
When are your services?
Our Sunday services are as follows:
10:00 AM Classes for All Ages
11:00 AM Morning Service
7:00 PM Evening Service
We also have a Midweek service every Wednesday at 7:30 PM which includes a Bible Study for all ages and Children's Clubs.
(A nursery is provided at every service.)
What can I expect on my first visit?
You can't miss our Church buildings located just north of 205th St on 76th Ave W, with easy access to and from Interstate 5. The main entrance is on the west side of 76th Ave, and you'll recognize it by a sign near the street. Our parking attendants will help you find a place to park and as you approach the main building our hospitality greeters will meet you and direct you to the right classes and services. They can also be helpful in answering any other questions you may have.
Our morning service at 11:00 is a time to enjoy inspiring music from the church choir and hear a clear, helpful, and challenging Bible message from Pastor Cox. This service is a little over an hour in length. Also, during the 10:00 hour, there are classes for children, teenagers, and adults. Our adult classes are smaller group settings where you are invited to meet people, enjoy perhaps some coffee and donuts, and hear a teaching lesson directly applicable to your age group.
Where do I take my children?
At every service we provide a safe, clean, and well-staffed nursery for children 3 years old and under. For children 4 years old through 6th grade, there are fun, friendly, Bible-centered classes for each age group. These classes are staffed with trained, friendly, and well-qualified teachers and helpers who will make church exciting and memorable for your child. Our greeters and ushers are located in the main lobby and will gladly direct or escort you to the right classes.
Our junior high and high school teenagers meet together in the Youth Group every Sunday morning during the 10:00 hour. They have songs and games and then split up into groups for a Bible lesson. We encourage our teenagers to attend the Youth Group at 10 and sit with their parents during the morning service at 11.
How should I dress?
There is not a dress code at Seattle Baptist Church for members or guests. Our pastoral staff and many of our church family dress in more traditional "Sunday" dress; however our main goal is that you would feel welcome and comfortable during your visit here at Seattle Baptist!
Other Questions?
If there's something we missed on this list, you may contact the church by phone or email, or you can ask someone when you arrive and we will be glad to help you. Whether you're new to the area and looking for a church home, or its been a long time since you've attended church at all, we hope you're visit to Seattle Baptist will be awesome! We exist to serve you and your family, and we look forward to meeting you this Sunday!


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enjoys reading. yeah reading. Fanfiction, lovely fanfiction. Harry/Draco. yep, it has to be uke!Draco, XD movies are fun. music = oxygen. bloggin/journaling a must. art a past time. sports when accompanied.
I do have a separate blog, this Blurty account is mainly for... um... socializing purposes... and multiple-entries. I make cross-posts in my blog and this journal anyway (then WHY keep a separate blog, or, WHY keep this blurty? ans: I really have no idea)I generally try to write funny things. Well, considering stupid things happen in my life... I guess it will be my level of the English language that determines whether I write funny or not... duh...
problem tired and can't think of what else to write, hehe
"Because thou hast been my help, therefore in the shadow of thy wings will I rejoice."Psalms 63:7


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Peaks and valleys, hiking and biking, views and brews: You can find it all in the City Different.
By Jonanna Widner
Grab a table on the patio, and order one of the many English-style ales on tap, fresh from Second Street Brewery (Second Street district, secondstreetbrewery.com). Try the kicky IPA, which leans toward fruity but with a sharp undercurrent of hops. Other standouts include a thick stout and the popular ESB. Home of the potent Chicken Killer Barley Wine and several other beers brewed on the spot just south of town, Santa Fe Brewing Company (South Side, santafebrewingcompany.com) is closer to the State Pen than it is to the crowded Plaza, and it's a popular destination for locals. Oddly, even though it is out of the way, dusty and relatively low-key, it has grown into a music mecca; recently, it has hosted bands like the English Beat, Brightblack Morning Light and legendary punk band X. Something about the exquisitely sparse Northern New Mexico landscape inspires spiritual introspection, so it's no surprise one of the area's best new beers comes from the joined forces of two local abbeys forming Abbey Beverage Company. Monastery of Christ in the Desert and the Pecos Benedictine Monastery paired up to create Monk's Ale (available at bars and groceries around the city), which is so crisp, subtle and balanced, it must have been touched by a divine hand. At the Blue Corn Café & Brewery (Downtown/South Side, bluecorncafe.com) we implore you: Try Blue Corn & Brewery's Roadrunner IPA. It is a truly special beer; deftly balanced, with a fruity layer that drifts toward the palate like a feather, accompanied by a serious but pleasing hop kick throughout.
Located in an old rail complex right up against the Rio Grande is Embudo Station (Embudo, embudostation.com), New Mexico's first brewpub. It hosts a mix of in-the-know townies and inhabitants of the lonely land between Santa Fe and Taos. Some of the families of the latter have lived in this valley for hundreds of years—you'll learn more about the area talking to a local over a green chile beer than reading 100 guide books.
The bar at Rio Chama (Downtown, riochamasteakhouse.com) is dimly lit and heavy on the dark wood/ leather/cowhide ambiance, which is fitting for a cigar bar that often hosts politicos like Governor Bill Richardson. The bar menu evokes classic '70s man-food: It's savory, hearty and carnivore-centric, pairing perfectly with the selection of regional drafts. The Cowgirl BBQ (Guadalupe District, cowgirlsantafe.com) is a rootin', tootin', raucous hangout, The Cowgirl's adobe walls, amazing collection of cowgirl memorabilia, and inundation of live music has always attracted locals. However, it's the abundance of brews on tap that keep 'em coming back—especially to the storied front patio during spring and summer. Lore has it that El Farol's (Canyon Road, elfarolsf.com) dark, centuries-old adobe structure in the heart of historic Canyon Road has bullet holes in the walls and ghosts in the back rooms. No matter where legend ends and truth begins, El Farol's sangria, flamenco shows and bohemian atmosphere make it a must-visit. Mine Shaft Tavern (Madrid, themineshafttavern.com) is a famous old dive, populated by bikers, hikers and hippies in the old mining town of Madrid, a 30-minute drive from Santa Fe. Stay on alert for bar fights, rattlesnakes and extra-hot green chili. Housed in an old adobe on a storied street, the Dragon Room Lounge at the Pink Adobe (Downtown, www.thepinkadobe.com) has a giant tree growing in the middle of its festive environs and a happy mix of the young, the beautiful and the drunk.
It's difficult to choose between the city's dozens of fine dining spots offering savory dishes and piñon-infused desserts, but you can never go wrong with Aqua Santa (Downtown, 505.982.6297). Chef/owner Brian Knox is extraordinarily conscientious about choosing only the best of locally produced goods, be they meats, beets or greens. Even though it's located just off the Plaza, this cozy little tapas spot sports a buzzy New York feel. At La Boca (Downtown, 505.982-3433) the tapas are a touch more sophisticated than most around town—there's a stunning bruschetta that features truffle oil, fancy mushrooms and fried egg—and they all live up to their ambitions. Simple but not simplistic, the well-thought menu at Café Café (Guadalupe District, cafecafesantafe.com) centers on co-owner Donalee Goodbrod's toothsome pizzas but expands to dynamic, inventive and comforting Italian cuisine. Goodbrod and partner Kirstin Griffin insist on high-quality ingredients, and it shows. There's nothing pretentious or affected at this busy diner, The Pantry Restaurant (South Side, santafestation.com). It's the perfect place to grab a morning-after breakfast burrito with extra green chile—the stuff's the best hangover cure you'll find. There's no better spot for authentic New Mexican food than Tia Sophia's (Downtown, 505.983.9880), which, sadly, is open only for breakfast and lunch. Try the popular Carne Adovada Burrito, gorgeously overstuffed and packing a wallop of smoky red chile.
If you're going to spring for high-end digs in town, you might as well get the most character for your buck. La Posada Resort & Spa's (Downtown, laposada.rockresorts.com) Staab House is known for its wood paneling, old-school charm and a certain female ghost who graciously floats about. A landmark on the Plaza, La Fonda Hotel (Downtown, lafondasantafe.com), is the ultimate Santa Fe hotel, from the exquisite La Plazuela restaurant (whose menu honors locally grown ingredients) down to the Spanish tile and gleaming vigas. Check out the rooftop belltower bar at sunset. Just off the Plaza, the Hotel St. Francis (Downtown, hotelstfrancis.com) less resembles a pueblo than it does an upper-end, traditional European hotel. The dark, publike bar is popular, but the real treat is the inn's back patio restaurant, dappled with sunlight, lush with ivy, and available for afternoon teas or one of the best breakfasts in town. Don Gaspar Inn (South Capitol, dongaspar.com) is a bed-and-breakfast in the adorable South Capitol residential neighborhood. it's one of the most relaxing spots you'll find so close to the Plaza. Each room features jetted tubs, unique traditional art (a must for the true tourist Santa Fe experience) and fireplaces. The flower-laden, garden grounds are luscious environs in which to eat your communal breakfast, but they're equally delightful covered in a late-season snow.
Put off your après-hike pint and stop by Ten Thousand Waves (Ski Basin Road, tenthousandwaves.com).
This enchanting Japanese spa is set amid intensely fragrant piñon and juniper trees. You'll feel like a VIP whether you choose a moderately priced soak in the communal tub or a splash in a private one, and any number of spa treatments. FYI: Bathing suits are optional in the tubs, and for Santa Feans, that usually means naked as a jaybird. Around the Plaza/Canyon Road (Downtown) is historic, picturesque and tourist-heavy. The Plaza itself is, well, pretty boring, but its environs offer a varied and entertaining array of destinations: the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts and the beautiful St. Francis Cathedral, just for starters. Similarly, Canyon Road serves up dozens of art galleries and hundreds of tourists, but don't feel the need to walk its entire length; instead, grab a drink at El Farol, then stroll down to your dinner destination, and you'll get the idea. Never has high culture and the jeans-and-boots aesthetic met in a more beautiful setting. The sunsets and mountain views at the magnificent, outdoor Santa Fe Opera (santafeopera.org) provide as much backdrop as you need for the world-class offerings here, where locals usually tailgate in the parking lot before the show. Finally, pick up a copy of "Day Hikes in the Santa Fe Area" (said to be the best-selling book in the city), and choose from the hundreds of options that will send you soaring up scrabbly switchbacks to windy mountaintops, or on a simple scenic loop. For shady spring and summer hikes, the Winsor trails and Dale Ball trails, both easily accessible off Ski Basin Road, provide endless variety as they wind through conifer-laden forests and alpine meadows.
Get behind the wheel and wind your way through some of the country's most scenic stretches of road.
Driving through Rio Arriba County (North on U.S. 84/275) is a study in the extremes of northern New Mexico: One minute you're in dry, dusty Española (reportedly the low-rider capital of the world); the next, you're cresting a hill that reveals pastel-painted vistas. These are the mesas that inspired Georgia O'Keeffe, and they'll inspire you, too, as you sample the area's offerings: Ojo Caliente hot springs, Ghost Ranch, Lake Abiquiu and the Santuario de Chimayó, a pilgrimage destination for Catholics seeking its sacred, healing soil. Madrid/Turquoise Trail (South on State Highway 14) is a former mining town now home to an unlikely population of hippies and rough-and-tumble types, all living in harmony amidst the art galleries, antique shops and spectacular rolling hills. Part of a larger scenic highway called the Turquoise Trail, the road into town is flanked by volcanic cones and dramatic landscapes just as colorful as the town itself. The High Road to Taos (North on U.S. 84/285, east on State Highway 503, north on State Highway 98/520; east on State Highway 76; east on State Highway 75; north on State Highway 518) isn't so much "high" as in adrenaline-inducing mountain passes and edgy cliffs; it's high as in gorgeous views and valleys, folk art and wineries, rivers and desert, all in the shadow of majestic Wheeler Peak. Of the many dazzling landscapes northern New Mexico has to offer, none is more striking than Tent Rocks National Monument (south on State Highway 14, east on State Highway 57 to State Highway 22), a superb hiking spot where sandy cones of tuff, banded with color, jut out of the canyon. To get there, skip the boring Interstate 25 route; instead, take vista-laden Highway 14 as it snakes through old mine country.


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Sisters in Love
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- AnonymousMay 15, 2011 at 5:11 AM
That is disgusting! How can you promote something as taboo and uncomfortable to people such as incest, saying things such as love is love and you can't choose who you love. And then go and imply that homosexuality is wrong!?ReplyDelete
I have never indulged in incest and personally I'm not sure if I agree with it. But I came on this website to try to understand a little as to why it happens.
And what I have found in the answers is much the sane replies I have said to people about myself being gay.
Yet you sit here and persecute people who can't help who they fall in love with?
It's so wrong.Replies
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2012 at 1:33 PM
My two sisters and I have amazing incest all the time ,They are not lesbians but they do love each other as well as their big brother.Delete
- AnonymousJune 20, 2011 at 4:09 AM
"I can usually tolerate two women kissing as long as they are attractive, and there is some good art on the website also."ReplyDelete
There is so much wrong with that sentence I can't even begin to respond. As someone who is in an incestuous relationship, reading your site (which I thought was supportive of my lifestyle) and then coming across this is disappointing to stay the least. Wow.Replies
I must confess to having a double standard here. Seeing 2 sisters making love is thrilling (all the more if they're pretty), but I don't like to watch guys do the same thing.Delete
I would need to know more details about your situation, before saying that I approve. My general policy is male/female relationships between consenting adults.Delete
Anonymous May 15, 2011 05:11 AMReplyDelete
This is not an advocacy blog, it's a news blog and I post on the stories that interest me. Go visit another website that reinforces your views on sexuality and politics. I'm not convinced that you're interested in a civil discussion. Obviously some people actually like what they see on here based on the number of comments, e-mails, and followers. I'll leave your antagonistic comment up so others can see it.
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Dopey and unnecessary prequel to the TCM franchise released (seemingly) to cash in on the current success the horror remake field is experiencing. Features much of the same cast members from the 2003 TCM remake (not a bad film), one of whom has aged significantly since 2003 with no attempt made to make him appear younger (since the film is supposed to take place 5 years prior to the last one).
The point of the film, aside from bringing in money, was to provide some sort of starting point and explanation for the horrible family whose random and savage acts of murder and cannibalism have been the focus for all of the TCM related films. A dumb move since the effectiveness of the original film (1974) was so due to it's unwillingness to explain anything. Who was the guy in the leather apron with the skin mask? Why was he killing everyone? Why did that family eat people? What the fuck? No answers meant no way to be prepare yourself or guess what was coming next. Scary. Smart.
Another problem is that you already know how this ends. If you think about it, since it's a prequel to a film whose characters you know, there can really be only one end. And here it is - the cannibal family kills everyone. And gets away with it. Duh.
About the only thing this has going for it is gore and there is plenty of it, mainly in the form of random, unidentified blobs of meat lying around places. There are some pretty gross murders though and enough chainsaw related death scenes to satisfy anyone looking for over the top special effects, but that's about it. The lack of plot, bad acting and dialogue and terrible character development carries too much weight, not to mention the film's very existence.
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Washington, D.C. – Congressman James Lankford (R-OK) issued the following statement after House Republicans successfully passed legislation to repeal the Democrats' job-destroying health care law.
"I vowed to repeal this vastly unpopular law and today I joined more than 240 members of the House of Representatives to honor that commitment," said Congressman Lankford. "Americans were rightly outraged by its passage and have continued to resist a job-destroying, government-takeover of health care. Those voices have not been ignored and the pledge to make government smaller and less intrusive is well underway.
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