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Located at 5 Music Concourse Drive in Golden Gate Park, the California Academy of Sciences is certainly one of the most unique attractions that the city of San Francisco has to offer. The Academy's 400,000-square-foot building is a relatively new addition to the park and it is certainly a welcome one. The California Academy of Sciences's facility houses an aquarium, a planetarium, a natural history museum, a four-story rainforest (all under the same roof) and serves as the home base for the Academy's staff of over 70 world-class scientists. And don't think that since the Academy is home to so many different attractions that any of them are subpar. The California Academy of Sciences adheres to top industry standards in the museum and aquarium communities and is accredited by the … [Read more...]
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Located at on PIER 39 at the Embarcadero at Beach Street, Aquarium of the Bay is slightly off the beaten path in San Francisco, but it is well worth the trip. Known as one of San Francisco's top attractions, be sure to save on admission to the Aquarium of the Bay and places like the California Academy of Sciences and Six Flags Discovery Kingdom with a Go San Francisco Card discount attractions pass. Save money and skip lines! Many visitors to Aquarium of the Bay start off their experience by checking out Discover the Bay, a combination of eight exhibits featuring different and distinctive ecosystems that support an incredibly wide variety of marine life. Featuring over a thousand aquatic animals - including the bright orange Garibaldi, green moray eels, anchovies and rockfish of … [Read more...]
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Looking for fun things to do in San Francisco? 'Tis the Season for Science at the California Academy of Sciences, and you're invited. 'Tis the Season for Science is the Academy's annual season-long holiday celebration, featuring special exhibits, winter festivities, and fun events! This year's theme is about how animals adapt to the winter, whether they migrate like birds and butterflies or stay put and hibernate like bears. The celebration lasts through January 6, 2013: Take a look at what's going on! Live Reindeer Meet a pair of live reindeer in the California Academy of Science's East Garden. Daily at 12 noon, gather around for a face-to-face experience with these two enchanting creatures. You'll learn about their annual migration of up 3,000 miles per year … [Read more...]
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Halloween weekend is quickly approaching, and your kids will be aching to get out of the house for some slightly-spooky, totally exciting Halloween festivities. Fortunately, there are plenty of San Francisco attractions for kids that go above and beyond neighborhood trick-or-treating, and we've rounded up the top five for your family. Whether you're looking for something to do indoors or outdoors, during the day or in the evening, we've covered all the bases for kid-oriented entertainment that captures the essence of the season. We promise, nothing too scary or grotesque—only age-appropriate family fun! Clancy's Pumpkin Patch Open Daily, 9 AM – 10 PM 1620 7th Avenue, San Francisco In 1979, Clancy's opened the first pumpkin patch in San Francisco, and … [Read more...]
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September in San Francisco is nationally known for its warm, dry days—perfect for ample sightseeing and beach-going. This first month of fall is also recognized in the Bay Area as a time to celebrate San Francisco's diverse and exceptional architecture with the annual Architecture and the City festival, now in its 9th year running. Since its founding in 2003, the Architecture and the City festival has quickly become the largest architecture and design festival in the nation. During the entire month of September, San Francisco locals and visitors are invited to explore the area's architectural feats through tours, films, exhibitions, workshops, lectures, and more. Through these opportunities, the curious public will learn about the ways in which design "permeates, informs, and … [Read more...]
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Had a fun time at the movies with Runic Wolf and Wendigo then came back to the house to talk about what we enjoyed. Wendigo is a very quiet movie watcher, he just leans back and takes it all in while Runic Wolf was whispering in my ear from time to time.
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Polite Lies: On Being a Woman Caught Between Cultures
Posted June 22, 2012
Awesome Japanese Cultural Read!!
I loved the essay format. I really got an emotional account of Japanese culture, which felt unique. But it was also educational. Highly recommended. If you like the sample, buy it, because you'll probably like the whole book.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted November 15, 2010
Poignant Commentary on a Culture Rarely Examined
Polite Lies by Kyoko Mori explores the similarities and differences between the culture of Mori's childhood country, Japan, and the Midwestern one she settled into as an adult. Mori combines personal experiences and memories to offer insight on the culture of modern-day Japan. The memoir is divided into twelve different chapters, each focused on one element of culture (language, family, rituals), and each are vivid and fascinating, but all of them combine to form an inspiring piece of literature.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
One of the novel's main themes is the influence of language (note the title of the book). The first chapter focuses on the difference in style between Japanese language and Midwestern language, and the effects of each. Mori elaborates between the different occasions certain words and tones are permitted in, and the restriction that she feels in having to conform to those rules. Then, all throughout the rest of the novel, language plays a role in the understanding of the other cultural elements. In "Bodies," for example, Mori writes, "My friends and I had no language to speak about sex, in or out of the biology class" (Mori 111). Each chapter adds another layer of insight to the previous ones.
The benefit of reading a memoir about culture rather than a strict textbook is that personal experience gives the reader something to relate to. Mori does a great job of this, relating her memories of growing up in Japan to her friends' memories of growing up in the Midwest. However, the disadvantage to reading one author's point of view is that it leads to bias. Mori makes clear that her childhood in Japan was not a pleasant one, and that her experience does not necessarily account for all of Japanese culture. Her pained memories lead to an almost skewed picture of Japan; one of unhappiness and societal disorder.
This novel is great for those who are interested in learning about the culture of Japan. It offers a good beginning resource for those who have no prior knowledge. However, for those who study culture pedagogically, this book is too light for reading. For those who have finished this book and are interested in some of Mori's fiction novels (also based on her experiences growing up in Japan), try her New York Times bestselling book, Shizuko's Daughter.
Overall, I give this novel four stars out of five. And admiral piece of literature for an author with an honest voice.
Posted July 21, 2008
Interesting Book
I thought this book was interesting to read. It's a little depressing though and unfortunately it does not leave a positive impression on Japanese culture. But then again the author had a sad childhood, so one can't expect something cheery and positive. There were a few deep points that the author tried to communicate which I was able to appreciate, but not fully - but then again that was because of my deficiencies in appreciating the deeper aspects of literature and not the author's fault. I think its a good book, but I would recommend also reading other books along with this to get a view of Japanese culture from other perspectives as well. Most of the other books I read gave positive perspectives of Japanese culture and this was my first one to see a darker side to things - it's a good balance, because in reality most, if not all cultures have a positive and negative side to things, so reading only the positive aspects of things won't really give you a balanced view. So, I recommend this book.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted September 13, 2006
Utterly fascinating.
Mori's 'Polite Lies' is both well-written and more than a little fascinating. At times you feel like laughing at some of the experiences she puts forth, while at other times you feel utterly horrified. Far from sensualizing her experiences, she relates them with the understanding of someone intimately aquainted with them without catching you up in a prolonged reaction or a detailed analysis. She provides background information and the details, and allows the reader to draw his or her own conclusions. This is truly a work of genius.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted March 11, 2005
Recommended if you have lived in Japan
Having lived in Japan 4 separate times, I loved returning because things worked somehow and at the same time confused me as to how they worked. Mori by sharing her personal experiences -- through her mother's suicide, her stepmother's evil intent, her transition to life in Green Bay, her divorce to her husband, and more -- offers a lot of insight into the thinking that makes Japan's culture such a magnetic source of confusion for me. Also, coming from the Chicago area, I learn from Mori's comparison of her understanding of Midwestern Green Bay culture and Kansai Japanese culture. It's a comparison that other sociological books and more quantative readings fail at. In terms of writing quality, maybe I'd give it 4 stars, but the way Kyoko Mori shares so much personally, this open honestness encouraged me to give it 5 stars. This book might also be useful for couples with a Japanese or Japanese-American partner.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted October 15, 2004
more like an essay than a memoir
This book read more like an essay than a memoir. The author goes into too much description, so the story tends to drag at many points.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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Flirtatious Twitter Hashtag #Oomf Used 130,000 Times a Day - What Exactly Does it Mean?
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There is a hashtag, still mysterious to many, sweeping across the social media, especially Twitter - #Oomf. Though it appears quite often in the micro-blogging site, many users still do not know what it means.
The acronym has been used over 150 million times in twitter
The BBC decided to unravel the mystery in a television report on Friday. The notorious #Oomf simply means "One of my followers", an acronym used to refer to one of the persons following a Twitter user. It is mostly used to talk about a person without direct reference. The hastag is seen appearing especially in notorious and flirtatious tweets.
Take for example, when a man writes "So #oomf can tweet but not text back?", he is using the hastag to gain attention from a person, who is one of his followers but has not replied to his text message.
Read the cryptic and flirtatious reference in this tweet: "Me and #oomf would make a perfect couple".
"I like to be alone, but I would rather be alone with #oomf," another tweet says it all.
Some Twitter users post erotic pictures with a tweet that reads something like this: "#Oomf can this just be you & I? Please"
The BBC traced the first use of #Oomft to 2010, and since then the hashtag and the acronym has been used over 150 million times. It appears in Twitter 3.9 million times in a month. That means, someone tweets using this hashtag an average of 130,000 times a day.
Following are some of the eye-cathing usages of the notorious hashtag:
#oomf I just wanted you to know that when I picture myself happy, it's with you. Be my noah pic.twitter.com/vsxLXu08c7
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when #oomf likes my picture on insta. pic.twitter.com/S8A64bnHQI — desirea. ❤ (@BarreraDesirea) October 24, 2013
#oomf can we just pic.twitter.com/T3vsBlQ5Jj — AlmightySo (@_Sammyx33) January 4, 2014
#oomf is so cute, I can't control myself
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A new poll carried out for the European Commission's Representation in the UK suggests that a low level of understanding of what the EU is and does contributes to the negative image of the EU in the UK. 82% of respondents in the poll said they knew little or nothing and 59% said they were not interested in receiving more information. However, when presented with specific EU initiatives, such as Air Passenger Rights and the Bathing Water Report, most people considered them to be important and more than half indicated that the fact that they were EU initiatives made them feel more positive about the EU. While the poll showed that the UK is pretty evenly split on whether the costs of EU membership outweigh the benefits, it did show that most British people vastly over-estimate that cost, with three-quarters believing the EU's budget was larger than the UK's, when in fact the UK budget is 6 times larger.
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The European initiatives with highest recognition were the pet passport (62% of respondents knew about it) and European Health Insurance Card (61%). 93% felt that the European Health Insurance Card was either very important or important to them.
As well as a broadly even split on the costs and benefits of EU membership, the UK showed a split in its attitudes to the EU in general: 42% were quite or very positive, while 39% were quite or very negative.
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Hello everyone! My name is Brittany and I'm an RN and proud military wife. I'm due with #2 on November 14th. I have a spunky 4.5-year-old little girl who can't wait to be a big sister! I have been dealing with secondary infertility and two losses, so I'm really nervous, but excited to be here. I've already had two ultrasounds to establish a heartbeat, so I'm starting to feel a little more confident that it's going to work out this time :)
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Make your own raft! While you are sailing, learn about famous explorers like Thor Heyerdahl and Ernest Shackleton.
Exploration takes a lot of courage. Thor Heyerdahl was a Norwegian who believed that people had traveled in handmade boats from South America to islands in the Pacific Ocean. So he and five other men built a raft of balsa logs and set off from Peru without rescue boats or fancy equipment. After 101 days at sea, they landed on Raroia in the Tuamotus archipelago, 4,300 miles from where they started. Find out more about this voyage, and then make a triarama to imagine their adventures.
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A good example of what I'm trying to do could be seen in one of the following 2 samples:
read from a file char by char, at the start of a new line, prefix a line number (or something) manipulating the original file.
read from a file char by char, converting upper to lower, or lower to upper, manipulating the original file.
Only reason I ask is I've only ever done this by reading or writing a stream, not both operations on the same file (and never backtracking)
Also it seems I have 2 modes to operate in, insertion, and replacement. Any guidance would help, documentation would be even better. (code samples backing them up would be much loved)


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John and Charles Wesley and a handful of other Oxford students devoted themselves to a rigorous search for holiness and service to others.
The Holy Club, the name given to John and Charles Wesley's group by their fellow collegians in mockery of their emphasis on devotions, was the first sign of what later became Methodism. Begun by Charles and led by John after his return to Oxford University in 1729, the Holy Club members fasted until 3 PM on Wednesdays and Fridays, received Holy Communion once each week, studied and discussed the Greek New Testament and the Classics each evening in a member's room, visited (after 1730) prisoners and the sick, and systematically brought all their lives under strict review.
The Holy Club never exceeded twenty-five members, but many of those made significant contributions, in addition to those of Charles and John Wesley. John Gambold later became a Moravian bishop. John Clayton became a distinguished Anglican churchman. James Hervey became a noted religious writer. Benjamin Ignham became a Yorkshire evangelist. Thomas Brougham became secretary of the SPCK. George Whitefield, who joined the club just before the Wesleys departed for Georgia, was associated both with the Great Awakening in America and the Evangelical Revival in England. Looking back from 1781 John Wesley saw in the Holy Club the "first rise" of Methodism. The "second rise" was in Georgia in 1736, when he met with selected members of his congregation on Sunday afternoons. From these grew the idea for "Methodist societies" which became the backbone of the Methodist organization.
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I'm having trouble with machines that have intel pro 100's in them... They boot up ok, i select the image i want, set the computer name etc... It's does it's quick reboot say's "setup is inspecting hardware config" that goes off much quicker than normal, goes to the blue windows setup screen says "please wait " for a while and then pops up a message about the windows installation not having the drivers for the network device.
Now i've followed instructions to add the drivers to the image and changed the .sif file(i think it's the right one file) and created the $oem$\$1\drivers\nic directory.
Stopped and started the services and it still does the same thing... Anyone got any idea what i'm doing wrong?
It's a standard copy of XP with SP2 integrated - I even used nlite to integrate the NIC drivers to start with and that didn't work either ... But it works with other machine that have realtek cards or smc cards...


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Gambling charges against Lebanon Legion post dismissed
In a filing at Grafton County Superior Court, Saffo said her office couldn't prove its case against Guyer-Carignan Post 22.
"However, post indictment, evidence of the efforts of the ... American Legion to ensure that they were following the law came to light."
Calling the post's members and administrators "incredibly stand-up guys," who had no intention of breaking the law, Ostler said they worked hard following a similar incident in 2010 to make sure all their gaming activities were conducted within New Hampshire law.
In April, a Grafton County Superior Court grand jury indicted the post on two Class B felony counts for gambling, and a charge called "entertainment and entertainers."
State Liquor Commission agents raided the post Feb. 1 and confiscated about $15,000 in what they said were illegal gambling proceeds.
Ostler said Saturday he would work now to have the state return the post's most recently seized money.
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