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Tabata Noodle
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There isn't much we love more than a warm bowl of ramen. We all know the East Village is where it's at, but Midtown has slowly become another part of town where us noodle junkies can get a proper fix. There's Totto on the west side, Hide-Chan to the East and Crave Fishbar, while not a traditional ramen house, serving up an incredible bowl of handmade noodles with chili glazed hake. Plus, Ippudo is coming in the not so distant future. Thankfully, us Midtown lunchers are no longer stuck with average bowls from Sapporo and Menchanko-Tei to quench that craving anymore.
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Standard seared pork dumplings, they come out piping hot and are all kinds of juicy. We enjoyed.
Agedashi Tofu
Deep fried tofu sitting in a really tasty dashi sauce. We loved this, easily the best appetizer we tried and one of their signature dishes. Order it.
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There are photo ads for specials taped all over the walls which had us doing a lot of last minute pointing and ordering. Who can resist an order of spicy fried chicken wings for $4? Not us. We were a bit bummed out by the wings though. You can't really go wrong for the price, but they weren't anything special. They were actually too meaty, a bit slimy and didn't have enough sauce on them. Oh well. We tried.
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This is their signature ramen, and one that Village Voice ranked as the #3 in NYC. While we slopped up this whole bowl and thoroughly enjoyed it, our it didn't look anything like highly stylized bowl we saw in the picture. It's a coconut flavored soup, which is definitely both different and delicious. It's made with soybean powder and has cilantro, raw red onions and weird all dark meat chicken nubs. Definitely worth trying once, but we're not sure we'd order it the next time we go.
Tan Tan Men
Another one of their signature ramen options. As difficult as it is, you've gotta let this sit for a couples minutes in front of you and let the sesame flavored noodle soup marinate with the spicy ground pork. At first, we weren't that impressed. But as we got deeper into this bowl, each bite got better and better. One thing about the ramen here, the broth is extremely thin. The flavors is there, you just need to get to the bottom of the bowl for the best parts and you might need a refill on noodles to get you there.
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This spicy miso and soy sauce based bowl is one I'd order again. Pork, leeks, scallions, garlic paste, egg. Again, extra noodles are necessary. There's a lot of broth and the noodles are relatively thin and not overly filling.
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1. Michele Bachmann (R-Minnesota)
The Demagogue Slugger With Power to All Fields
Years from now, historians will look back on the year 2013 and think to themselves, Michele Bachmann? Really?
She's the rare politician who can demagogue any issue — and the only member of Congress weird enough to be nominated by everyone contacted for this article, be they Republican or Democrat. If there's a crusade requiring crazy talk, Bachmann is sure to be yammering on a newscast near you.
Perhaps only Donald Trump rivals her thirst for attention, a neediness that often causes her to fabricate arguments from Play-Doh. She's claimed that hundreds of scientists and Nobel Prize winners support intelligent design and that same-sex marriage will force judges to tell little kids, "Homosexuality is normal, and you should try it."
During an appearance on the Today show, Bachmann suggested that the HPV vaccine could cause mental retardation. She's also intimated that there's a direct correlation between swine flu outbreaks and Democratic presidencies.
Finally, she's claimed that no study has ever shown that carbon dioxide is harmful to the environment — neglecting the hundreds of studies concluding just that.
But her worst stunt came last year, when she launched a McCarthyesque witch hunt to rid Washington of Muslim Brotherhood infiltrators. Her prime suspect was Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's top aide, Huma Abedin, whose only crime was having a foreign-sounding name.
But even if she were voted out tomorrow, Bachmann's legacy would live on: Roughly a third of this list is composed of frequent Bachmann co-conspirators. Not only is she their leader but she's a role model too, the crazy North Star that guides them, even as she makes an ever-growing number of Americans question this whole experiment we call democracy.
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How can you have a Top (Bottom) 10 list like this and not include Nancy Pelosi?
I thought grayson was ducktaped a while ago. Porky required a lot of tape. But slithered his was to DC.
Commentary should be curated and gutter language like McKernan's disallowed. I doubt I'll return here.
Hey Cal,
Ted Cruz was not born in the US. He has no business in Iowa in 2016.
It shows how much you know.
We couda had another contender and been the top weird state - if Allen West hadn't lost his seat.


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|Just had to dig up a rambling rose which got RRD, and not too sure I want to plant another rose there. I had a Prince Charles clematis supposedly twining its way up the rose, but Prince Charles has never really thrived there. Don't know if it is Prince Charles or the spot that is the problem--lots of sun.
Anyway, thought I might for now put up a nice decorative trellis, wind Prince Charles up it, and add a Ville de Lyon or other reddish clematis to climb with Prince Charles. Do you think Ville de Lyon can take hot sun? I try to keep that spot well-watered, but it is truly a hot spot in my garden and sometimes dries out much faster than I expect.
What do you think? With care, might be workable? Bound to fail? Better reddish clematis that can take the hot sun better?
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|Since no one seems to know the answer, let's just send this posting on down the line. But I bought a Ville de Lyon anyway. If I find out anything interesting about it, I'll report it here--OK?
|I have other clematis in full hot sun, though I am probably a bit cooler than you which is why I didn't answer earlier. My V de L is in half shade, but based on my other clematis, I don't see that it is likely to be an issue. I'd advise adding a good thick layer of mulch to help maintain even moisture levels. Heat is less an issue for clematis IME than dryness.
- Posted by CharlotteML64 4=4b (My Page) on Thu, Jul 12, 12 at 21:11
|Hi, I have had her for about 25 years and she gets morning sun but really needs full sun which she got before the bush and tree grew up! Prince Charles really prefers an east facing site. Mine has been blooming for over a month now and still growing strong. However, I would not recommend you move PC yet, but do give it fertilizer, either rose or tomato as that really helps.
|Thanks for the input on Ville de Lyon and Prince Charles. I'm a little worried for both of them since where they are planted is a "hot spot" in the gardens, but I had to destroy a climbing rose growing there (due to Rose Rosette Disease). Prince Charles has been growing there for several years, but never that happy even though it got some shade fromt he climbing rose. I couldn't bear seeing Prince Charles growing all by itself there--which is when I got the idea of another clematis to keep him company -- and maybe provide a bit of shade also?
Dunno how this will work out or even if I want it to be a permanent fixture there, but if they like the togetherness and can survive the hot sun, I think that might be a speciall place in the garden even without the climbing rose.
I will have to keep a close eye on them so they don't dry out, won't I, and give PC a little midsummer snack might be a good idea.
Thanks for your help.
- Posted by jimandanne_mi SE MI z5 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 16, 12 at 7:28
|I have planted about a dozen clematis along my NW-facing back wall in the last couple of years. We took down some trees, which unfortunately increased the amount of hot SW afternoon sun on the clems. Ville de Lyon has been putting out a few blooms all summer with temperatures mostly in the upper 80s to mid-90s and almost no rain this year. I've watered all of them about every 3-5 days, but V de L is the only one to bloom continuously, and has shown no signs of wilting even if I let a few extra days go by without watering in my sandy loam soil.
|Hi Kate,
I planted my Ville de Lyon in a sunny spot this May and it's establishing itself well, despite all the 100 degree heat waves we've had here in NY. Some of the new growth wilted a little bit during the worst weather, but the plant bounced back quickly. It's still blooming now. Can't wait to see it next year!
|Thanks for the info on Ville de Lyon in hot sun. Mine is very tiny (just planted a few days ago) but is looking healthy and not bothered by too much sun--so far! Of course, we just have to have 100+ degrees forcast for the rest of the week. Grrrrrr----
- Posted by flowergirl70ks 5/6KS (My Page) on Tue, Jul 24, 12 at 19:06
|My VDL is in full sun. Usually a very heavy bloomer. This year it didn't even break the ground until a month ago. Growth about 4 ft now, but not a bud in sight. My Earnest Markham has grown well, but no bloom either. My Mme Baron Veillard, the most prolific bloomer of all, has 1 flower. I guess it must be the weather. Don't know what else to blame this erratic business on.
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How To: Pronounce Nelson Mandela's middle name
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Animated history of the English language
If you've got 10 minutes, you can learn the history of English — including some interesting background on where specific words and phrases came from. (If you don't have 10 minutes, you can also watch the whole thing one chapter at a time in less-than-two-minute segments.) Interesting note: The equal importance of both The King James Bible and early scientific publications/societies to the formation of English as we speak it today.
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Listen to a story told in a 6000-year-old extinct language
English — along with a whole host of languages spoken in Europe, India, and the Middle East — can be traced back to an ancient language that scholars call Proto Indo-European. Now, for all intents and purposes, Proto Indo-European is an imaginary language. Sort of. It's not like Klingon or anything. It is reasonable to believe it once existed. But nobody every wrote it down so we don't know exactly what "it" really was. Instead, what we know is that there are hundreds of languages that share similarities in syntax and vocabulary, suggesting that they all evolved from a common ancestor.
Of course, that very quickly leads to attempts to reconstruct what said ancestral language might have sounded like. In the track above, you can listen to University of Kentucky linguist Andrew Byrd recite a fable in reconstructed Proto Indo-European. Archaeology magazine helpfully provides a translation:
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Lexicon: smart, sharp technothriller from Max "Jennifer Government" Barry
Max Barry's new technothriller Lexicon is a gripping conspiracy novel about a cabal of "poets" who have mastered the deep language of the human brain and can use it to boss the rest of us around. It's a pitch-perfect thriller, a jetpack of a plot that rocketed me from page one to page 400 in a single afternoon, and it kept me guessing right up to the end. Imagine Dan Brown written by someone a lot smarter and better at characterization and at hand-waving the places where the science shades into science fiction, and you've got something like Lexicon.
In particular, Lexicon captures a lot of the stuff that makes the myth of Neurolinguistic Programming so compelling -- the idea that smart people can figure out how to make others march in lockstep just by tricking their subconsciouses into thinking that that's what they wanted to do all along. And Barry carries through the power-fantasy to its inescapable end: a secretive, paranoid, power-maddened cabal that is its own worst enemy.
Full of surprises and grace notes, this is the kind of delightful thriller that's anything but a guilty pleasure, and just what you'd expect from the author of such great books as Jennifer Government and Machine Man.
The BBC discovers the Texas Germans — and a dying dialect
Meet the random shopper: Amazon gifts bought at a machine's whim
Boston coder Darius Kazemi's interest in chance led him to create a bot that buys stuff on Amazon: a human decision made ineluctably alien by the randomness of a computer's whim.Read the rest
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I can haz transformational grammar?
Via Justin Bernacki and Trust me, I'm a linguist.
Saving dying languages with the help of math
Languages come and go and blend. It's likely been that way forever and the process only accelerates under the influence of mega-languages (like English) that represent a sort of global means of communication. But, increasingly, people who are at risk of losing their native language entirely are fighting back—trying to encourage more people to be bilingual and save the native language from extinction.
At Discover Magazine, Veronique Greenwood has a really interesting story about a mathematician who is helping to preserve Scottish Gaelic. How? The researcher, Anne Kandler, has put together some equations that can help native language supporters target their programs and plan their goals.
Some of the numbers are obvious—you must know how many people in the population you're working with speak just Gaelic, how many speak just English, and how many are bilingual, as well as the rate of loss of Gaelic speakers. But also in the model are numbers that stand for the prestige of each language—the cultural value people place on speaking it—and numbers that describe a language's economic value.
Put them all together into a system of equations that describe the growth of the three different groups—English speakers, Gaelic speakers, and bilinguals—and you can calculate what inputs are required for a stable bilingual population to emerge. In 2010, Kandler found that using the most current numbers, a total of 860 English speakers will have to learn Gaelic each year for the number of speakers to stay the same. To her, this sounded like a lot, but the national Gaelic Development Agency was pleased: it's about the number of bilingual speakers they were already aiming to produce through classes and programs.
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Why certain phrases are memorable
You had me at hello: How phrasing affects memorability, a clever study of "memorable phrases" from movies and advertisements from Cristian Danescu-Niculescu-Mizil, Justin Cheng, Jon Kleinberg, Lillian Lee at Cornell attempts to uncover why certain phrases become part of our collective history.
The results are interesting. The phrases themselves turn out to be significantly distinctive, meaning they're made up of combinations of words that are unlikely to appear in the corpus. By contrast, memorable phrases tend to use very ordinary grammatical structures that are highly likely to turn up in the corpus.
They also found that memorable phrases tend to use pronouns (other than you), the indefinite article a rather than the definite article the, and verbs in the past rather than present tense. These are all features that tend to make phrases general rather than specific.
So memorable phrases contain generic pearls of wisdom expressed with unusual combinations of words in ordinary sentences.
Passphrases suck less than passwords, but they still suck
In "Linguistic properties of multi-word passphrases" (PDF, generates an SSL error) Cambridge's Joseph Bonneau and Ekaterina Shutova demonstrate that multi-word passphrases are more secure (have more entropy) than average user passwords composed of "random" characters, but that neither is very secure. In a blog post, Joseph Bonneau sums up the paper and the research that went into it.
Some clear trends emerged—people strongly prefer phrases which are either a single modified noun ("operation room") or a single modified verb ("send immediately"). These phrases are perhaps easier to remember than phrases which include a verb and a noun and are therefore closer to a complete sentence. Within these categories, users don't stray too far from choosing two-word phrases the way they're actually produced in natural language. That is, phrases like "young man" which come up often in speech are proportionately more likely to be chosen than rare phrases like "young table."
This led us to ask, if in the worst case users chose multi-word passphrases with a distribution identical to English speech, how secure would this be? Using the large Google n-gram corpus we can answer this question for phrases of up to 5 words. The results are discouraging: by our metrics, even 5-word phrases would be highly insecure against offline attacks, with fewer than 30 bits of work compromising over half of users. The returns appear to rapidly diminish as more words are required. This has potentially serious implications for applications like PGP private keys, which are often encrypted using a passphrase. Users are clearly more random in "passphrase English" than in actual English, but unless it's dramatically more random the underlying natural language simply isn't random enough. Exploring this gap is an interesting avenue for future collaboration between computer security researchers and linguists. For now we can only be comfortable that randomly-generated passphrases (using tools like Diceware) will resist offline brute force.
Every writing system, ever, pretty much
Omniglot is an intimidatingly complete site devoted to cataloging every writing system that ever existed. As JoshP says, "If you ever need to transliterate Punic... this is the place."
Omniglot - the guide to languages, alphabets and other writing systems
Linguistics, Turing Completeness, and teh lulz
Yesterday's keynote at the 28th Chaos Computer Congress (28C3) by Meredith Patterson on "The Science of Insecurity" was a tour-de-force explanation of the formal linguistics and computer science that explain why software becomes insecure, and an explanation of how security can be dramatically increased. What's more, Patterson's slides were outstanding Rageface-meets-Occupy memeshopping. Both the video and the slides are online already.
Hard-to-parse protocols require complex parsers. Complex, buggy parsers become weird machines for exploits to run on. Help stop weird machines today: Make your protocol context-free or regular!
Protocols and file formats that are Turing-complete input languages are the worst offenders, because for them, recognizing valid or expected inputs is UNDECIDABLE: no amount of programming or testing will get it right.
A Turing-complete input language destroys security for generations of users. Avoid Turing-complete input languages!
Patterson's co-authors on the paper were her late husband, Len Sassaman (eulogized here) and Sergey Bratus.
The academic linguistics of LOLspeak
On Submitterator, Musicman pointed me towards this great presentation on LOLspeak as a form of language play, and why people engage in that play. According to Lauren Gawne, who gave this speech last week at the Australian Linguistics Society conference, the choice to use LOLspeak has a lot to do with establishing identity—the playful identity of "cat", and the serious identity of "knowledgeable Internet user".
Includes an explanation of why LOLspeak is language play and not some language mashup "kitty pidgin".
You can read more about this on Lauren Gawne's blog Superlinguo.
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NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. - Beachgoers can continue to enjoy the shade from their tents on North Myrtle Beach's beaches, with some restrictions.
The North Myrtle Beach City Council passed an ordinance Monday night that allows tents and other beach-related equipment on the beach under certain rules.
Those rules require beachgoers to remove tents and umbrellas between 7 p.m. and 8 a.m.; place any shading devices except umbrellas behind the city's umbrella line or behind the high tide line in the absence of a city-established umbrella line; make sure shading devices, except umbrellas, are 10-feet apart from one another, are not larger than 12 feet by 12 feet, are no higher than 9 feet installed, and are not tied together.
Also, no anchoring line can extend beyond the perimeter of a tent or shading devices.
People who leave items on the beach would have to pay a $40 fee to reclaim them from the city's storage yard within a 30-day period.
If the items are not claimed within 30 days, they will be disposed of by sale, auction or charitable donation.
Anyone who violates the ordinance will have to pay a $250 fine.
Council members and public safety officials have said that the tents block lifeguards' views, obstruct the pathway used by emergency vehicles and make it harder for beachgoers to see lifeguard stands.
Instead of banning the tents as council members initially voted to do earlier this year, they decided to implement the restrictions, and see if they work. Some council members and several residents have said they are in favor of a total ban on tents.
"We got a good compromise," Councilman Bob Cavanaugh said about the ordinance passed Monday.
Councilwoman Doris Williams - the sole member to vote no - still has concerns over the ordinance not specifically addressing sailboats on the beach.
City Attorney Chris Noury said the ordinance does not particularly address sailboats because if it did it could affect the city's federal funding for beach renourishment.
To avoid risking that, he plans to ask for the attorney general's opinion on the issue, Noury said.
City Manager Mike Mahaney said city officials should wait to discuss the issue further "after appropriate legal research and the attorney general's opinion.
"It's two separate issues," Mahaney said. "This has to do with shading devices and regulation."
Council members agreed and voted in favor of having a workshop at a later date to address sailboats and catamarans.
Mayor Marilyn Hatley said city officials should have a response from the attorney general by January.
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Neal H. BartholomewApril 17,2014
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BENSON Neal Hollis Bartholomew, 73, died April 15, 2014, at his home surrounded by loved ones after a 12-year-long battle with glucagonoma, a rare form of pancreatic cancer.
Neal was born September 29, 1940, in Benson, the son of Clyde and Florence (Munger) Bartholomew. He graduated from Fair Haven High School in 1959, and married the former Betty Anne Colvin on October 25, 1971.
Neal dedicated his life in blood, sweat and tears to the family farm in Benson. He served his community on the planning commission and school board, as a fence viewer, through his involvement with the Benson Youth League, and with his leadership of the Benson Fish and Game Club. He was a person who savored lifes pleasures, enjoying hunting, fishing, bowling, poker, playing baseball, square dancing and nature in all its glory. Long hours spent at Cold Springs on Lake Champlain brought him peace and solace. He was also an avid Boston Red Sox fan who wasnt afraid to express his opinion of questionable calls.
Neal is survived by his wife, Betty, his daughter, Morgan, and his son, Nathan, all of Benson; by his siblings Janice Case of Poultney, Donald Bartholomew (Clare) of Benson, Richard Bartholomew (Patricia) of Fairfax, Jane Durfee (Robert) of Fairport NY, Thomas Bartholomew of Benson, Sandra Bernstein of Fort Kent, Maine, Dean Bartholomew (Sharon) of Mineola, NY, Peter Bartholomew (Jeanne) of Benson, Daphne Bartholomew of Benson and Kirk Bartholomew (Catherine) of Middletown, Conn.; and also by a large extended family. He was predeceased by his father and mother.
Neals life will be celebrated at the United Church of Benson at 11 a.m Saturday, April 19, 2014.
Friends may call at Durfee Funeral Home in Fair Haven from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 18, 2014
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Then: Disappeared; Now: Went missing
Then: You're welcome; Now: No problem
Then: "Good luck, Mr. Goldstein"; Now: "I didn't like him enough to hook up so I gave him oral sex."
Probably apocryphal, but Neal Armstrong is reputed to have muttered the words "Good luck, Mr. Goldstein" after his storied "one giant step for mankind" statement. When asked about it he refused to explain until recently, stating that he had been waiting until all parties involved were dead. The story goes that when he was a little boy he heard shouting from the window of his next door neighbors, the Goldsteins. "Oral sex?" yelled Mrs. G. "You want oral sex? I'll give you oral sex when the kid next door walks on the moon!'
More than a half century later more has happened to popularize this hitherto most private activity than the publishing of Bill Clinton's peccadilloes. I have no doubt the President had an enormous influence, not only in making the subject mentionable on the 6 o'clock news, but in re-enforcing (with a celebrity endorsement yet) the notion that somehow oral sex isn't real sex.


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Houllier plays down Carew row
Gerard Houllier insists there is no dispute with Aston Villa striker John Carew and that the Norwegian striker will return to action as soon as he is fit.Villa skipper Stiliyan Petrov urged Houllier and Carew to resolve any differences in the aftermath of the midweek home defeat by Sunderland. Emile Heskey's red card against the Black Cats leaves Houllier with Gabriel Agbonlahor as the only senior striker available for the FA Cup clash at Sheffield United.Carew - a target for West Brom - could be back for the derby clash with Birmingham at St Andrew's in nine days time if he has regained sufficient sharpness. But Houllier is adamant there are no bridges to be built with the Norway international, who has been Villa's leading scorer for the past three seasons.Houllier said: "Myself and John spoke before the Manchester City game. He didn't feel up to playing. He had missed training for various reasons and needed to work on his fitness which he is doing now."I will be delighted to have him in the squad and to play. Am I happy with his attitude? John is grown-up. If he feels he is not fit enough for the game, I take that on board."We know John. He can be outstanding. He is a very likeable person. There is no fall-out between John and myself. I am sure he has been working on his fitness and doing well. I don't think he will be involved in the FA Cup game but at some stage after that. I trust him to be back as soon as he is ready. We need him anyway."
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Sky Zone Coming In January
The new Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park on Ambassador Caffery is weeks from opening.
The new Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park on Ambassador Caffery is weeks from opening.
NASA is reporting that some cities and communities can be seen from space with up to 50 per cent more brightness during the holiday season!
Nothing quite says 'Christmas time in Louisiana' like the 'Cajun Night Before Christmas', enjoy!
Not feeling too cheery this Holiday season? Don't fret, because watching this AMAZING Star Wars themed Christmas light show will get you searching for the mistletoe in no time!
This is one you're definitely going to want to share with the kids. This is actual video a youtuber shot of Santa Claus flying though the air with the moon in the background!
The good people over at Buzzfeed.com have done something I think is one of the best feel good stories I've seen this Christmas. They decided to help out some disadvantaged kids at a local home with some presents for Christmas. They didn't just go buy a bunch of toys to bring, they consulted a group of experts on the matter… other kids.
Master impressionist Frank Caliendo has given sports fans everywhere a fantastic gift this holiday season.
"We will meet near Target on Ambassador Caffery and march *towards* the Mall of Acadiana--we'll announce the ending demonstration to honor those whose lives have been negatively affected by the gross misconduct of officers the day of the event."
We told you about the accidental find of a very rare chair and desk found in an Acadiana family's home that could be worth $250,000. Well, it sold at auction...for over $1 Million!
Things have not been too good for Opelousas mayor Donald Cravins lately. He recently lost his bid for re-election as the city's mayor. And now he has been found guilty of conspiracy by a federal civil jury for his role in a child custody dispute while serving as a Louisiana state senator.
The Second Line Line Parade, which has become a fixture during bowl week for the R&L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, took place on Thursday night.
Dawgs, I would like you to meet the love of my life. Miss Lilly Grace!
Like the song says, if you get on the whiskey, let somebody else drive.
Would you ever do anything like this??
Did you know that many of your favorite stores, amusement parks and even hospitals have a language designed to keep you in the dark about common occurrences? We are peeling back the facade of secrecy to let you in on the joke too!
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Agnantio Hotel, Sidirokastro
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Excellent hotelSubmitted by: Asterios in 13/04/10
- Age Group: 4150
- From: Greece
- Traveller type: Family Traveller
I spent 2 nights with my family (4 persons). I had a big 2-romms apartment with a jakuzi in the sitting-room. The decoration of the room is amazing. Although the city and the area are very interesting, we spent a lot of time in our apartment, in the bar and the spa (mainly jakuzi-sauna), because we liked it very much. All the rooms are very clean. There is also a pool (available only during the summer. Breakfast very rich.
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Spisska Nova Ves is an unique place. For a fact, travel books have named it the kindest town in Slovakia. So, who cares if the people are 'ugly'? In fact, 7 top models have come out of Spisska Nova Ves in the past 13 years. In my opnion you do not have proof on your article, and I find it rude! Plese try to be more open to new food,places, and a new perspective. Spisska Nova Ves is one of the closest knit towns and the people are so sweet. Please think of people's feelings next time.One good thing-You do have a flare for writing!
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Before parting company, Simon and I had arranged to meet in a town called Spisska Nova Ves for its location rather than anything about the town itself.
(I've had complaints from a few people who didn't quite understand what I wrote about the town, which was a private joke to begin with; I don't wish to cause any offense to humourless people stumbling across this blog, so I have removed a section here. I don't think Spisska Nova Ves is particularly ugly, it's just not as attractive as other places in Slovakia.)
The one good thing about staying in Ugly Town was that it did make the pretty places nearby seem that much more appealing in comparison
Our first mission on arriving in Levoca was to reach the Pilgrimage Church, some 2km out of town atop a hill. There is a short path leading directly there, though we totally failed to follow this. Instead, after getting a little lost we asked some locals for the way. This was a mistake, as he just pointed us straight up the hill. No path, just straight up. I'm sure he did it deliberately. Still, at least the Pilgrimage Church seemed to justify it's name this way - absolutely no suffering involved if you go the regular way. Beating your own path through mud, nettles, brambles, small streams and what we suspected to be ecclesiastical fecal matter, we felt like we had actually achieved something when we reached the top. The church didn't even seem all that special, but the views of town were quite nice.
From Levoca, we went to Spissky Hrad, Slovakia's largest castle ruins, and damned impressive they were too. From a distance, at least. Once we were inside, they felt a little too touristy and too much was out of bounds for my liking, but still worth the visit. Annoyingly, whilst there we ran into out austrian 'friend' from the Low Tatras mountains. She was just as irritating this time. Why is it that we run into her and not one of the many, many amazing people we have both met? Evil sense of humour, I'm telling you...
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Top Cow's Free Comic Book Day Plans
Top Cow Productions has unveiled its ambitious plans for this weekend's Free Comic Book Day, including all the details about the absolutely free "Artifacts" #0 by Ron Marz and Stjepan Sejic.
C2E2: Top Cow Panel
Top Cow's C2E2 panel covered a wide range of topics including the company's road to "Artifacts," the jaw-dropping art of "Velocity" and a special guest appearance from Chicago Bears linebacker Lance Briggs.
PRESS RELEASE: The Comic Bug Announces FCBD Plans
Ryan Sook Covers "Magdalena"
Acclaimed illustrator Ryan Sook took CBR News behind the scenes and shared his work process as the monthly cover artist for "Magdalena," the new Top Cow series from writer Ron Marz and artist Nelson Blake II.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Magdalena" #1
Courtesy of Top Cow, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Magdalena" #1 by writer Ron Marz, artist Nelson Blake II and a cover by Ryan Sook. The issue hits stores Wednesday, April 28.
Kirkman & Silvestri Talk "Pilot Season: Stealth"
Top Cow's "Pilot Season" event flies on with Robert Kirkman and Marc Silvestri's latest offering, "Stealth," arriving in stores soon. We spoke with them and artist Sheldon Mitchell about this aging superhero's story
PRESS RELEASE: Lance Briggs Becomes the Darkness at C2E2
PRESS RELEASE: Witchblade Fragrance Line to Debut at C2E2
PRESS RELEASE: Top Cow Announces C2E2 Plans
Ron Marz Has Patience For "Magdalena"
"Witchblade" scribe Ron Marz spoke with CBR News about "Magdalena," his newest ongoing series from Top Cow, which will be illustrated by Nelson Blake II with cover art from Ryan Sook.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Impaler" #5
Courtesy of Top Cow, CBR presents an 8-page preview of "Impaler" #5, the reimagining of the legend of Vlad Tepes' from writer William Harms and artist Matt Timson. "Impaler" #5 will hit stores this Wednesday, March 31.
PRESS RELEASE: Top Cow Announces WonderCon Plans
PRESS RELEASE: Michael Broussard to Draw Top Cow's "Artifacts"
ECCC: Top Cow's "Herd It Through the Bo-Vine" Panel
Top Cow kicks off the Emerald City ComiCon with creators from Phil Hester to William Harms dropping some unexpected announcements regarding the creative team of "The Darkness," the publisher's next big crossover and more.
Hill & Levin Open "Pandora's Box" For Inspiration
The co-writers of Top Cow's currently running miniseries discuss the various comic books, films and other works of popular culture that inform their writing process on "Broken Trinity: Pandora's Box."
PRESS RELEASE: Top Cow's "Angelus" #1 and #2 Sell Out
PRESS RELEASE: Top Cow to Exhibit at Spring Expo
Aphrodite IV Returns To "Witchblade"
"Witchblade" writer Ron Marz spoke with CBR News about his upcoming plans for Aphrodite IV, the green-haired android assassin that returns to Top Cow's flagship series for a three-issue arc starting is issue #134.
PRESS RELEASE: Kirkman and Silvestri's Cosmic Adventure Begins in "Pilot Season: Stellar"
Kirkman and Silvestri's "Demonic" Enters "Pilot Season"
The "Pilot Season" masterminds talk about their work on "Demonic," the second installment in Top Cow's ongoing competition that focuses on the nefarious relationship between man and demon.
PRESS RELEASE: Top Cow Announces Angelus #3, Guest Starring the Darkness
Tommy Lee Edwards Opens His "Pandora's Box"
Fresh off his stint on "The Book of Eli," the artist shares with CBR his process for creating a series of covers for Top Cow's "Broken Trinity: Pandora's Box" and how to create a slick sci-fi style with the latest digital technology.
Walking The Road To Top Cow's "Artifacts"
Writer Ron Marz and Top Cow Publisher Filip Sablik spoke with CBR News about the company's plans leading up to "Artifacts," the thirteen issue universe-changing maxi-series hitting stores in summer of 2010.
Opening "Pandora's Box" With Levin & Hill
The writing duo behind Top Cow's "Broken Trinity: Pandora's Box," Rob Levin & Bryan Edward Hill, spoke with CBR about the wielders of the Glacier and Ember Stones, two mysterious Artifacts at the center of the upcoming miniseries.
PRESS RELEASE: Top Cow Announces "Broken Trinity: Pandora's Box"
PRESS RELEASE: "Pilot Season: Murderer" Sells out
PRESS RELEASE: Top Cow Announces It's Digital Distribution Plans
Top Cow Announces Golden Apple Signings, "Angelus" Variant
Top Cow has announced its official line-up of creator signings for this weekend's CBR/GA All-Star Holiday Spectacular at Golden Apple Comics, as well as a special variant cover for "Angelus" #1, available only at the event.
Robert Kirkman Takes Over "Pilot Season"
The "Image United" writer talked with CBR News about his and Marc Silvestri's takeover of Top Cow Productions' "Pilot Season" and gave us an exclusive preview of "Murderer," which kicks off "Pilot Season" on December 2.
FIRST LOOK: "Berserker" #4 & 5 Variants
Courtesy of Top Cow, CBR presents an exclusive first look at series artist Jeremy Haun's fully-colored variant covers for "Berserker" #4 and 5, written by Rick Loverd and featuring covers by Dale Keown and Haun.
Rob Levin Casts The Darkness Into "Shadows and Flame"
The writer behind the upcoming "Darkness" one-shot speaks with CBR News about bringing the chaotic force into the late 19th century, the influences of H.P. Lovecraft and more.
FIRST LOOK: "Berserker" #4 & 5
Courtesy of Top Cow, CBR presents an exclusive first look at the cover art for Milo Ventimiglia's "Berserker" #4 and 5, written by Rick Loverd, illustrated by Jeremy Haun, and featuring cover art by Dale Keown.
PRESS RELEASE: Two Teams Must Fight Side By Side In "Cyberforce/Hunter-Killer" #4
Ron Marz Unveils The New Angelus
The "Witchblade" writer talks to CBR about the newest adventures of Danielle Baptiste, the star of Top Cow's upcoming "Angelus" miniseries that spins off in December from the recently conluded "War of the Witchblades" storyline.
PRESS RELEASE: Top Cow Announces "Pilot Season: Demonic"
"Darkchylde" Meets "The Darkness"
Writer-artist Randy Queen introduces Ariel Chylde to Jackie Estacado and Sara Pezzini in the upcoming "The Darkness/Darkchylde/Witchblade: Kingdom of Pain" one-shot from Top Cow Productions, in stores this December.
PRESS RELEASE: "The Darkness/Darkchylde/Witchblade: Kingdom of Pain" One Shot Announced
Francis Tsai Discusses "Tracker" and Art Design
The artist behind Top Cow and Heroes and Villains Entertainment's upcoming werewolf miniseries "Tracker" discusses the book's art process, as well as his own personal experiences as a freelance illustrator.
EXCLUSIVE: Joe Benitez "Cyberforce/Hunter-Killer" #4 Cover
Courtesy of Top Cow, CBR presents this exclusive first look at the Joe Benitez illustrated cover for "Cyberforce/Hunter-Killer" #4, by the creative team of Mark Waid and Kenneth Rocafort.
COMMENTARY TRACK: "War of the Witchblades" by Marz and Sejic
Ron Marz and Stjepan Sejic join CBR News to reveal the behind-the-scenes decisions that went into crafting the status quo changing "War of the Witchblades" story-arc.
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Courier POP3
Hello guys, I installed ISPconfig more times before, but this time, after i was done with it, pop3 (receiving email) wasnt working, i have no clue where should be the problem.
Here is file /etc/courier/pop3d
##VERSION: $Id: pop3d.dist.in,v 1.16 2005/07/05 12:42:51 mrsam Exp $
Nov 14 21:11:26 primary imapd: Connection, ip=[::ffff:220.127.116.11]
Thats not a courier problem. The mailbox does not exist or it has wrong permissions.
Please check if the jobqueue in the ispconfig monitor is empty or if there are any errors in the ispconfig sys log in the monitor.
74012183DA 10161 Fri Nov 13 17:39:20 firstname.lastname@example.com
Please answer my questions if we shall be able to help you.
Syslog is empty
I cant fix it whatever i do, how I can i completly reinstall packages releated to mails ? With apt, but total reinstall, including configs etc., because aptitude reinstall just replace sys files, not configs, I want to make it like first time I was installing ISPconfig. Thanks
1) What exactly did you do before this problem started?
2) Post the output of:
ls -la /var/vmail
3) Have you tried to delete the mailbox and maildomain and then recreate it?
So, i reinstalled server, after i installed it from revision 1475 , because that one which is in Howtoforge guide doesnt work for me. Everything was fine during installation.
mailq reply :
-Queue ID- --Size-- ----Arrival Time---- -Sender/Recipient-------
total 32
Linux primary.xxxx.eu 2.6.26-2-xen-amd64 #1 SMP Sun Jun 21 08:09:04 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
You installed from SVN. The SVN versions are untested and not for use on productions sytems. The svn versions are for developers only and may contain bugs or even destroy your serve setup.
Please remove this version completely and install ISPConfig 184.108.40.206 which definately does not contain bugs in the mail recceiving area.
Lets try to find out were your server is confuigured wrong. Which exact perfect setup guide did you use to install sipconfig?
This one http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-se...nny-ispconfig3
Then which ISPConfig should I install ?
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/isp...g-3.0.1.tar.gz Doesnt work for me, when i start installation, it say that cant get version of system or something like that.
Is there any kind of downgrade or complete reinstall without needed to reinstall Debian?
tried php uninstall.php , done, now ill try that 22.214.171.124
doesnt work, im going to reinstall server
when I installed squirrelmail, it said error 500,
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The 10th-annual Pet Fest is expected to pack San Marcos' City Park with hundreds of dogs and dog lovers alike.
The event serves as an annual fundraiser for animal adoption and welfare in Central Texas. Pet Fest is Prevent a Litter (PALS) of Central Texas' largest fundraiser.
"We have been doing this so that we can raise money so that we can fix animals like little Cheeto who was a rescue from an animal shelter," Sharri Levine Boyett with PALS of Central Texas said. "He had heart worms and his days were numbered."
The dogs even get in on the Pet Fest 5K race.
"We'll end up with about 50 dogs in the 5K and they all get along and run with their owners, it's is great to get them out there exercising," volunteer Elizabeth Wills said.
Exercising is only part of the program. Dogs will do yoga, dress in costumes and participate in competitions.
"We're raising money for such a worthy cause," Wills said. "We need to get out there and get these animals spayed and stop animals from getting killed in the shelters."
By helping raise money for and awareness of programs that help to prevent pet overpopulation, PALS is able help pet owners spay and neuter their animals.
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The opening fade-in of the premiere episode of Preachers' Daughters features a pure white background with two Bible verses from 1 Thessalonians 4: "For this is the will of God, your sanctification; that you abstain from sexual immorality," and; "God has not called you to lead an unclean life but one of purity."
This passage it turns out, is the set-up for the entire series: How will three Christian families headed by pastors keep their teen daughters from having sex? When their religion places the girls' virginity above all else, how will these true believers navigate the hormonally charged waters of their daughters' coming of age?
The first teen we meet is Kolby, and she just wants to date. She is 16 and thinks it is high time. She runs this by her dad, Nikita, a former professional wrestler turned preacher over a "daddy-and-daughter lunch." Nikita with his shaved head and bulging muscles explains he doesn't think there is any need for Kolby to "experience" dating. He doesn't agree with the dating "lifestyle" but he doesn't entirely shut her down. He tells Kolby she has to run it by her mom, Victoria, who turns out to be the real challenge.
Victoria is a preacher just like Nikita. She also works at a Christian "crisis pregnancy center" and is a Christian radio talk show host. After a conversation between mother and daughter Victoria decides she will let Kolby date. Kolby is thrilled, as any 16-year-old would be. But Victoria has one condition: Kolby must sit through one of her "sex talks" at church.
The next scene presents us with a horrified Kolby smack in the front church pew as her mom excites a crowd of teenagers by exclaiming from the altar, "sex is great!"
Kids clap and giggle, Victoria giving dramatic pause, then says, "But only after you're married!" Victoria goes on to discuss "finger sex, backdoor sex, and oral sex," in her abstinence talk. Her daughter sits with eyes wide and turning red, her jaw on the floor.
This could all be laughable—Victoria's dirty talk, the kids shifting in their seats, light streaming through stained glass windows. But then, Kolby's 30-year-old sister Teryn drops a bomb. She reveals to the family that she was not a virgin when she got married. It is in this scene we glimpse how damaging this supposedly Biblically mandated purity pressure is on young Kolby.
She is devastated; she sits weeping uncontrollably at the dinner table her head down, wiping her eyes with her napkin. Everything she ever believed, she says, was ripped away when Teryn revealed her secret.
During Teryn's private, to-the-camera confessional she is clearly upset with the way her mother enforces her interpretation of Biblical law. Teryn says that this is what happens when you are raised within a "warped" Christian box. She and her sisters were taught a successful life was predicated on making it to marriage a virgin.
Taylor is the next of the series' daughters. She is 17 and adorable with a mouth full of braces. She readily admits being rebellious. She is the only African-American featured on the show.
It is clear from the first scene that Taylor will be portrayed as the sex-crazed teen in the group. At best just the luck of the casting draw—rebellious teens equal ratings. But at worst this portrayal of a normal black teen girl is a reinforcement of the Jezebel stereotype of the hyper sexualized African-American woman.
We meet Taylor standing in front of a mirror as she checks her look. She is wearing a cute bathing suit and cut-off shorts talking on the phone with her mom. She wants permission to go to a water park with some girlfriends. She doesn't tell her mom about the cute boy who might just happen to be there. Her mom says it would be all right but that Taylor should ask her dad. But knowing her preacher father will say no, she leaves without his ok.
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In the next scene Taylor and her girlfriends lay in the sun, enjoying their freedom. Taylor muses about being a stripper if she can't afford college as she adjusts a purity ring on her finger. She also says she thinks about being a porn star because of the "freedom" they have. It is revealed to her parents later that Taylor had said this. This leads to handwringing, praying her preacher father sits with hands clasped praying to God, "Please don't let my baby girl be a porn star."
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I figured that I have more than enough pizza recipes to get your imagination going for Vegan Pizza Day tomorrow! So, here is an awesome round-up of some fun and creative pizza recipes for you to check out. Just click on the photo, and it will take you to the post.
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Cocoa-nut Quinoa Bites
By now, a lot of people know of Quinoa, even if they have no idea how to pronounce it. But, do we all know about the origins and benefits of it? The plant is grown for its grain-like seeds and it is actually a relative of beets, spinach and tumbleweeds. It is from the Andes region of South America and was successfully domesticated 3,000 to 4,000 years ago. The Incas held quinoa in high regard, even referring to it as the "Mother of all grains", but when Spanish Conquistadors found the Incas, they dismissed the grain as "food for Indians" and suppressed its cultivation. But, now, quinoa is having its heyday and the UN has even declared 2013 as the year of Quinoa. Clearly, they are a little late to the party.
As far as how good it is for you, the facts speak for themselves. Quinoa is a complete protein, containing 9 essential amino acids; the grain is also rich in iron, fiber, magnesium, manganese and Riboflavin (B2). It is really no wonder this "super food" has become immensely popular! Quinoa is also naturally Gluten-free, so it is a great addition to any Celiac's diet, or anyone else for that matter.
So, now that you know a little more about quinoa, let's get on to the recipe! I've made plenty of savory recipes with it before, so I figured now would be a great time to try out a sweeter one. Especially after that review on those Keen-Wah Decadence bars, Mmmm.. And the giveaway is still going on! Enter for your chance to win one of three Multi-packs from YogaEarth. Anyway, these little quinoa bites are filled with deliciousness, it's a main ingredient. They are perfect for curbing your sweet tooth cravings!
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Blueberry Peach Chia Parfait
Believe it or not, there are mornings when my breakfast is not made up of oatmeal or smoothies. It has been a while since I've made something that had chia seeds as the star, usually I add them to smoothies or oatmeal (surprise, surprise!) for extra protein and fiber. Taking visual cues from Oh, She Glows, I made a "fancy" layered parfait with this sensational vanilla chia pudding with the best peaches I've had in a bit and deeply colored blueberries.
What I love about this parfait is that it's incredibly easy to make, and pretty easy to assemble. I mean, honestly, who cares if it's a little sloppy? It's all getting eaten anyway! And really, you can customize this in an infinite amount of ways; I think that the next time I make one it will be very chocolatey and filled with peanut butter. Oh, yes…
But, that's for another day, and possibly dessert. This refreshingly cool combination will take your mind off of the insane heat that's been going around this summer, if not for just a few minutes.
Filed under Healthy Recipes, Sweet Recipes