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Some 350 snakes have been dropped off at the Wildlife Rescue Association of BC. Their hibernation was disrupted by construction workers working for the Corporation of Delta along the dyke in Boundary Bay. The snakes are now in plastic tubs at the Wildlife Rescue Association of BC.
170 wineries will be pouring 750+ wines in the Vancouver International Wine Festival's Acura Tasting Room which is open February 26-28 at the Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre. Wineries come to the wine fest to connect with new and regular consumers. It's an opportunity for them to discuss new developments, compare themselves with other wineries on a local and global scale and to launch new wines. Osoyoos Larose winemaker Mathieu Mercier talks to Vancouver Sun wine writer Anthony Gismondi about his winery and his experience at the festival.
David George Gordon, the so-called "Bug Chef" from Seattle will be a guest among the 40-strong collection of local food hawkers. Gordon was invited to break down the ick factor when it comes to North American attitudes to eating insects. Most countries in Africa, the Americas, Asia and even 11 in Europe are entomophagous, or have insects in their diet, but North Americans remain aggressively squeamish.
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The Office of the Police Complaints Commissioner is investigating allegations of misconduct against 17 Abbotsford police officers.
From its very inception, Rize Alliance and AyalaLand's The Independent has created a powerful narrative. The Mount Pleasant Community Plan has called for an "iconic landmark" to be developed in one of Vancouver's most vibrant and popular neighbourhoods, and now, seven years later, The Independent has successfully moved through the City of Vancouver's approval process.
Surrounded by tranquil, verdant forests and close to ocean beaches, Prodigy defines Adera's commitment to Live West Coast. Located in Wesbrook Village, close to every urban amenity, and adjacent to one of the world's truly great academic institutions, Prodigy will be Adera's second six-storey woodframe project at UBC. Extensive green spaces, water features and pathways link the community together, while Mundell Park sits quaintly at the edge of the site.
At Port Royal, Aragon Developments went one better and upped the game — developing and building an entire neighbourhood on the site of a former sawmill — a neighbourhood that has revitalized, rejuvenated, and even revolutionized the New Westminster waterfront.
Located in the Brentwood area of North Burnaby, Appia's SOLO District is emerging as a secure, affordable option for residents seeking to own, rather than rent their own property.
Located in two very different Vancouver neighbourhoods, the Wall Centre Central Park and Binning Tower on the Park share one key attribute: they've been developed by Wall Group of Companies, a trusted, prestigious Vancouver-based firm.
Lunar New Year is upon us again. And, as such, the city will once again be filled with red banners, lion dances, parades and massive crowds at community enclaves like Chinatown and Richmond.
When you have a store with a name like Inspiration Furniture, you have to make sure that you showcase the most innovative and creative designs. Which is what Steen Skaaning and his team have been doing for the past 13 years.
Located just one block from Richmond Centre and the Canada Line Brighouse SkyTrain station, ELLE RICHMOND by Regent International combines striking architecture, elegant interior design, and top-quality amenities to provide outstanding homebuyer value. Designed by Georgie Award-winning Integra Architecture, ELLE RICHMOND is a 15-storey tower and podium mixed-use development comprised of 65 exclusive residences that feature two stunning penthouses with private rooftop patios.
SFU professor Karen Kohfeld explains the weather phenomenon referred to as a pineapple express. These storms are so fierce, one of them can deliver a quarter of the annual precipitation.
Dr. Corey Nislow says, 2015 is the year genomics gets real. From his lab at UBC he is working on a pilot project with the BC Pharmacy Association and Genome BC that moves us one step closer in the promise of personalized medicine. His study will verify the validity and the logistics of delivering designer medicine to patients in their local pharmacy.
Some people think the way to resolve pay and benefit differentials between the public and private sectors is for governments to cut back. Others say the private sector should pay more. Columnist Don Cayo has some information he thinks you should consider before making up your mind.
Josh Paterson, executive director of the BC Civil Liberties Association expects the Harper government will have little room to wiggle out of the Supreme Court of Canada ruling that opens the door to legalization of doctor-assisted suicide for people suffering from a "grievous and irremediable" condition
Porsche designed the Porsche 918 Spyder to be the ultimate super car of the future. By combining pedigree motor racing technology with everyday utility, this super charged sports car can achieve maximum performance with minimum consumption using Porsche's most advanced hybrid technology. It is also one of the fastest road cars in the world with the ability to accelerate to an impressive 60 miles (97 kilometers) per hour in just 2.5 seconds. Last year, the 918 made history by completing Germany's Nurburgring racetrack in just 6.57 minutes - the quickest of any production road car, ever.
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Some of B.C.'s "toughest men" gathered at a testosterone-filled Super Bowl party Sunday to send the message that tough men don't beat-up women. B.C. Lions player Solomon Elimimian was one of 10 athletes, businessmen and professionals lending their voices to the B.C. Toughest Men campaign against domestic violence.


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Divinity ordained that he be blessed with a "nice, clean bowling action". Divinity that "coincided with Tiger Pataudi's leadership" ensured that Bishan Singh Bedi would play for India and end up as one of its finest spin bowlers of all time.
That was how the man himself described his classic bowling action and his Test baptism in Calcutta, under Pataudi, back in 1966-67against the West Indies, as he released his biography, written by journalist Suresh Menon, at the Kovalam Literary Festival at the India International Centre here on Thursday.
In 'Bishan, Portrait of a Cricketer", Menon brings to life one of the most colourful personalities of Indian cricket., but Bedi, as is his wont, described the attempt as "bringing out an Egyptian mummy alive".
Expectedly the evening belonged to Bedi once Menon recalled his long association with the left-arm spinner; the latter's meticulousness in keeping personal records and what his contemporaries had to say about the bowler.
Bedi regaled the attentive audience with a few anecdotes, his opinion on the current state of Indian cricket, the emergence of the spin quartet in the late 60s and his unadulterated admiration for Tiger Pataudi, who passed away recently.
"I was not even in the 15 when I was taken in the team for the Calcutta Test" against the West Indies in 1966-67, Bedi recalled. He praised Pataudi's leadership and said the late Nawab always encouraged youngsters.
Bedi went on to play 67 Tests, capturing 266 wickets at an average of 28.71.
"You score a 100 or take five wickets; all you got from Tiger was a nod. There was no jumping around, no hugging during those days" Bedi said. in obvious reference to the wild celebrations that mark even the fall of a wicket nowadays.
He compared the present-day salaries of cricketers with the Rs. 250 per Test that the players received during those days. Once the Board even cut Rs. 50 from that since the match finished a day early!
"We won three series in a row and the fee was increased to Rs. 2000," Bedi said and emphasised that he was happy that the players were currently getting a lot more than during his time.
He rated Garfield Sobers as the best batsman he had bowled to. "It was a delight to be punished by him." He picked Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid and Anil Kumble as present-day role models in Indian cricket.
"I was fortunate to have played the game; just for the love of it," Bedi said.
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Rut roh. Don't look now, but today's update is really rather bad. It's been a while since we've come out and said that a PSN update has been dire, because the quality has improved drastically over the last six months. Still, unless you're a fan of developer diaries, or demos that have been on the US Store for two weeks, then there's not a lot here for you. Here's the full release list:
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- You've seen the 4G advertisements from T-Mobile, Sprint and Verizon, bragging about a much-better wireless network with blazing fast speeds.
Here's the secret the carriers don't advertise: 4G is a myth. Like the unicorn, it hasn't been spotted anywhere in the wild just yet -- and won't be any time in the near future.
The International Telecommunication Union, the global wireless standards-setting organization, determined last month that 4G is defined as a network capable of download speeds of 100 megabits per second (Mbps). That's fast enough to download an average high-definition movie in about three minutes.
None of the new networks the carriers are rolling out meet that standard.
Sprint (S, Fortune 500) was the first to launch a network called 4G, going live with it earlier this year. Then, T-Mobile launched its 4G network, claiming to be "America's largest 4G network." Verizon (VZ, Fortune 500) plans to launch its 4G network next week, which it claims will be the nation's largest and the fastest. AT&T (T, Fortune 500) is expected to unveil its 4G network next year.
Those networks have theoretical speeds of a fifth to a half that of the official 4G standard. The actual speeds the carriers say they'll achieve are just a tenth of "real" 4G.
So why are the carriers calling these networks 4G?
It's mostly a matter of PR, industry experts say. Explaining what the wireless carriers' new networks should be called, and what they'll be capable of, is a confusing mess.
To illustrate: Sprint bought a majority stake in Clearwire (CLWR), which uses a new network technology called WiMAX that's capable of speeds ranging from 3 Mbps to 10 Mbps. That's a different technology from Verizon's new network, based on a standard called Long Term Evolution (LTE), which will average 5 Mbps to 12 Mbps.
Seeing what its competitors were up to, T-Mobile opted to increase the speed capabilities of its existing 3G-HSPA+ network instead of pursuing a new technology. Its expanded network -- now called 4G -- will reach speeds of 5 Mbps to 12 Mbps.
No matter what they're called, all of these upgrades are clear improvements -- and the carriers shelled out billions to make them. Current "3G" networks offer actual speeds that range from between 500 kilobits per second to 1.5 Mbps.
So Sprint and Verizon have new, faster networks that are still technically not 4G, while T-Mobile has an old, though still faster network that is actually based on 3G technology.
Confused yet? That's why they all just opted to call themselves "4G."
The carriers get defensive about the topic.
"It's very misleading to make a decision about what's 4G based on speed alone," said Stephanie Vinge-Walsh, spokeswoman for Sprint Nextel. "It is a challenge we face in an extremely competitive industry."
T-Mobile did not respond to a request for comment.
One network representative, who asked not to be identified, claimed that ITU's 4G line-in-the-sand is being misconstrued. The organization previously approved the use of the term "4G" for Sprint's WiMAX and Verizon's LTE networks, he said -- though not for T-Mobile's HSPA+ network.
ITU's PR department ignored that approval in its recent statement about how future wireless technologies would be measured, the representative said. ITU representatives were not immediately available for comment.
"I'm not getting into a technical debate," said Jeffrey Nelson, spokesman for Verizon Wireless. "Consumers will quickly realize that there's really a difference between the capabilities of various wireless data networks. All '4G' is not the same."
And that's what's so difficult. The term 4G has become meaningless and confusing as hell for wireless customers.
For instance, T-Mobile's 4G network, which is technically 3G, will have speeds that are at least equal to -- and possibly faster -- than Verizon's 4G-LTE network at launch. At the same time, AT&T's 3G network, which is also being scaled up like T-Mobile's, is not being labeled "4G."
That's why some industry experts predict that the term "4G" will soon vanish.
"The labeling of wireless broadband based on technical jargon is likely to fade away in 2011," said Dan Hays, partner at industry consultancy PRTM. "That will be good news for the consumer. Comparing carriers based on their network coverage and speed will give them more facts to make more informed decisions."
Hays expects that independent researchers -- or the Federal Communications Commission -- will step in next year to perform speed and coverage tests.
Meanwhile, don't expect anyone to hold the carriers' feet to the fire.
"Historically, ITU's classification system has not held a great degree of water and has not been used to enforce branding," Hays said. "Everyone started off declaring themselves to be 4G long before the official decision on labeling was made. The ITU was three to four years too late to make an meaningful impact on the industry's use of the term."
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Its personal journal time!I would have made this into a poll but I feel like its easier to discuss in a journal. Also I'm typing this all on my iPhone... Which is really really hard... Auto correct has got to be the most irritating and useful thing ever invented. So prepare for grammatical errors and terrible punctuation! !What do you think of people sharing their personal life on DA? Do you yourself treat it more as an art platform or do you also talk about your life and how you feel? Or do you keep that strictly to yourself? Also how do you feel when others you follow do or don't share stuff about themselves? What do you consider too much or too little, or do you even mind at all?Personally... I like knowing a little bit about the people I follow, reminds me thy aren't just an icon/avatar and that they have a life too XDI don't talk about my life on DA, other than cool stuff like wisdom tooth surgery XD but how I am feeling and drama I keep quiet because honestly I feel like my page is a place where
Blah blahI should have Avatar TLAB finished today...then I shall move on to Legend Of Korra...I am so excite! I wanna post more artwork but I have to work...:icontearplz: I am just going to draw all the moments that I found the most epic /heart breaking / hilarious etc. Like the therapy session on the beach with Zuko and Azula etc...that was hilarious and sad at the same time:iconAzulaplz: :iconsaysplz: Mom thought I was a monster...which was true ofcourse but it still hurt":iconohyouplz: Oh that Azula...she is so crazy.Also more Sokka love! because he is soooo adorable! AND TOPH! she needs more love! and she is adorable too..okay THEY ALL ARE! :iconimdyingplz:
Thankyou!Thankyou for the 70k watchers :iconhappytearplz:You folks are so wonderful and supportive :iconsupertighthugplz: and a big thankyou to all those who give me feedback and help me improve... If it wasn't for you guys I would still be drawing stick figures...OTLI will be doing a watcher feature soon Counts for watchers and/or you can suggest other people who you feel just need some love
So you thought SOPA/PIPA was bad?Here comes ACTA! http://www.stopacta.org/about.php ACTA explained http://www.youtube.com/watch?featurelayer_embedded&v=dmQN93NqqDM http://acta.net.nz/what-can-i-do http://www.insidegamingdaily.com/2012/01/20/sopa-and-pipa-may-be-on-hold-but-the-acta-threat-is-calling-from-inside-the-house/This one is way worse... Also the ACTA will restrict internet. NZ already has the system in place. I talked about it a while ago. The three strike system basically means your internet provider is monitoring what you do and will cut off your internet if they think you are downloading illegal materials.By the way SOPA and PIPA aren't dead yet, PIPA is being voted on the 24th and SOPA has been delayed as far as I know.*Edit....Oh shit are you fucking serious! NOT AGAIN! http://www.slashgear.com/sopa-sponsor-has-another-internet-bill-that-records-you-247-20210264/
Watcher features!I think I am going to wonder through my watch list and feature some people...because honestly you guys are so wonderful :iconhappytearplz: also feel free to suggest people who's art or them in general just need some love!I have found too many underloved Deviants over the past few days/weeks/years...Share the looovvveeee! I shall lurk around today and compile my list...:iconplanningplz:
5 yearsToday marks my 5th wonderful year on DA....wow.... that is a pretty long time isn't it :iconamgplz: Well anyway I just want to say thankyou to my watchers and I am infinitely grateful for all your feedback and critique! To those who have been following me for those 5 years or however long you have been watching...kudos for not getting sick of me I love you all! And tell me how long you have been here?
The Hobbit: An Unexpected JourneySaw The Hobbit last night. It was very good... if a bit long. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for seeing all the little details interconnecting The Hobbit to Lord of the Rings and all that, but for the average watcher... eh... it kinda dragged. I overheard several people saying they fell asleep during the film, and I noticed more than once a number of people fidgeting and looking at their watches. Still, it's a damn fine movie and It's a shame we have to wait so long for the next two films.Having The Hobbit being written during the beginning of Lord of the Rings is pretty smart. You could effectively watch the 3 Hobbit movies and then immediately move right into the 3 Lord of the Rings movies. Kudos to Jackson for that, it'll be great to marathon run the two trilogies back to back.This movie was, like the book, much lighter and funnier than The Lord of the Rings and I was surprised at how much from the books they actually kept. They
Avatar Requests/ideas?Any scenes that you think I should have a crack at drawing? :icondurrhurrplz: Please feel free to request stuff, whether its head cannon, cannon, awesome scenes or just funny ones. I have to do something for the episode with the play in the fire nation. That episode was amaazzinnnnggg!( I will have to cherry pick the ideas I like, please don't be offended if I don't draw your request, I can only draw so much before my hands fall off )I've also started Legend of Korra, Korra is such a bad ass. :iconheheplz:*edit, thankyou so much for all the suggestions! You have all given me some really good ideas :iconimhappiestplz: and keep em coming! the MOAR is better!*


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One person has been charged in the masked raid on a Gogebic Taconite (GTAC)exploratory drill site last week.
The Iron County district attorney is charging Katie Kloth of Stevens Point with four criminal counts of robbery, theft, damage to property and being a party to a crime. District Attorney Marty Lipske can't comment on the charges because the case is pending, but the Iron County Sheriff's Department was investigating two people in the June 11 daytime action.
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This photo taken on September 25, 2012 shows a staff member dressed as a Revolutionary Guard at Fan Jianchuan's Cultural Revolution museum near Chengdu, in Sichuan province. A series of museums commemorating the decade of violence during China's Cultural Revolution is opening up normally tightly controlled discussion of the chaotic era -- but only up to a point. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON (Photo credit should read MARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images)


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These light, fluffy, and mildly sweet whole wheat banana waffles are full of healthy ingredients: coconut oil, flax seed, and whole grains! {recipe}
Chocolate Cherry Whoopie Do's because that's how gluten free whoopie pies and donuts roll when they meet in the kitchen {recipe}
Mocha Coconut Flax Cake with Mocha Coconut Frosting
Creamy Avocado Pesto Zoodles - Decadent without any guilt at all. You can have as many servings as you like!
Sesame seared tuna with ginger-soy kale + kumquats.
A fast weeknight meal option full of whole grain Buckwheat and familiar Mexican ingredients, this easy skillet is ready in just 25 minutes!
Mexican brownies: delicious paleo brownies made with almond pulp and a hint of spice.
These guilt-free dark chocolate and cranberry peanut butter oatmeal cookies are 100% whole grain, refined sugar free.
Looking for a healthy homemade goldfish crackers recipe? This super easy kid-friendly snack made with low-carb almond flour has just 6 ingredients total!
Beet hummus stands in for butter to make these healthy hummus smorresbrod.
Quinoa Veggie Salad with Roasted Chickpeas
This Paleo Shepherd's Pie is packed with vegetables and topped with cauliflower-mashed potatoes. It's another great make-ahead Paleo comfort food!
This Paleo Orange Chicken is lightly coated with tapioca flour, and oven "fried". Serve this over Cauliflower Rice as a great grain free alternative to Chinese takeout.
Grain and Sugar Free Banana Chocolate Chip Muffins
Spiralized Broccoli Kale Cheddar Zucchini Noodle Casserole - An easy, weeknight dinner that is gluten/grain free and low carb! Healthy comfort food at its best!
Elegant 1 pot quinoa pilaf makes a great side or a light meal. Gluten-free, high in fiber & protein, 4 Weight Watchers Points per serving.
These grain free dumpling wrappers will change your world. Wrap up some Pork and Mushroom filling and fry up some potstickers for Chinese New Year! {recipe}
Deep Dish Dark Chocolate Cake with Almond Butter or Peanut Butter Glaze and Chocolate Drizzle - believe it or not it's GF and paleo!
Roasted Red Beet Donuts with Rosewater Glaze made from organic brown rice flour, so they're gluten free, naturally rosy, and delicious!
Gluten Free Beetroot Sandwich Bread.
Hazelnut Coffee Energy Bites. Vegan, gluten free and paleo.
Chocolate and Cinnamon Animal Crackers. Made with coconut oil, whole grains, and refined sugar-free.
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This barley fried rice is a flavorful, filling vegetarian meal! With just one skillet and 20 minutes this dinner beats takeout any day!
Crock-Pot Honey Sesame Pulled Pork - Mildly sweet, moderately sour, and bursts with umami goodness. I can't get enough of it!
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Cate Blanchett Conspires to Keep 'Cinderella' Hidden in New TV Spot
"Keep that girl out of sight, and you will get whatever you desire." So far the trailers for Disney's new live-action version of Cinderella have shown exactly what we expected from the Kenneth Branagh directed adaptation of the classic fairytale. However, with a new trailer poised to debut on Wednesday, a new TV spot has arrived that shows there might be more to the story than we anticipated. In this new tease, we are privy to a conspiracy between the vice regent (Stellan Skarsgård) and Cinderella's step-mother (Cate Blanchett) to keep the young girl (Lily James) away from the prince (Richard Madden). Watch!
Tom Brady Throws a Perfect Spiral in the 'Ted 2' Super Bowl Spot
Following the debut of the first trailer last week, Seth MacFarlane's comedy sequel Ted 2 delivered a timely Super Bowl spot, and much like the Pitch Perfect 2 spot that debuted during the game, this one has a perfect link to football. While the trailer showed that Mark Wahlberg was more than willing to give a sperm sample in order for Ted to have a baby with his girlfriend, it looks like their first idea is to get a more perfect, but non-consensual donation from one of the Super Bowl's top players: Tom Brady. Somehow, Ted 2 looks like it's going to be even more outrageous and silly than the first film, and that's saying something.
Watch: Puppy Bowl Emotions in Pixar's 'Inside Out' Super Bowl Spot
"That's what I'm talking about!" While we've seen plenty of teasers for Pixar's upcoming summer movie Inside Out, I've still been curious to see how the interaction between the emotions and the person work, and we finally have a glimpse at more of that experience in this new Super Bowl TV spot from Disney. The spot plays with the Puppy Bowl event that always takes place before the Super Bowl, and involves the main character of the film, Riley, watching and experiencing emotions. It's just a small tease nothing too big, but another fun spot to toss out there today. I also really like that line: "meet the little voices inside your head."
Watch: Crazy Cool New Super Bowl Spot for James Wan's 'Furious 7'
"Daddy's gotta go to work." Holy crap! Universal has launched another crazy cool 60 second TV spot for James Wan's Furious 7, starring the late Paul Walker, plus Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham, Vin Diesel, Tyrese, Elsa Pataky, Lucas Black, Tony Jaa, Michelle Rodriguez, Jordana Brewster and Djimon Hounsou. It starts out with some of the same footage we've seen from the first kick ass trailer, but then launches into something spectacular - as Dom launches his car across two skyscrapers - damn! The rest of the footage speaks for itself, and honestly looks quite good, if not something entertaining to kick off the summer early at the beginning of April. This is a quick 60 seconds of your time, so have fun. Check it out!
See 'Unfinished Business' TV Spot & Red Band Trailer Like a Boss
Even though the Super Bowl is mostly big of debut TV spots for films that are still months away, movie studios also have to push the films that are hitting theaters sooner than later. That's why we're here with a Super Bowl spot for the comedy Unfinished Business starring Vince Vaughn, Dave Franco and Tom Wilkinson. In addition to the tame TV spot, there's an extended red band trailer for the film. Can't say that I'm all that excited to see this, but I can appreciate the use of The Lonely Island's comedic track "Like a Boss" being used in the advertising. Though that video and song seem to be funnier than this movie. Watch!
'SpongeBob: Sponge Out of Water' Super Bowl Spot Hits the Beach
This week, fans who have been waiting for more SpongeBob SquarePants on the big screen finally get their wish in the form of SpongeBob: Sponge Out of Water. The gang hits the real world again to get back the stolen secret recipe to the Krabby Patty, but this time they end up even bigger as they obtain super powers in order to fight the thief trying to pass Krabby Patties off as his own, played by Antonio Banderas. This look like a lot of silly fun, and the animation that brings SpongeBob and the gang to life in the real world just has a cool texture. For one last bit of hype, check out this quick Super Bowl spot. Watch!
Watch: New Footage in Brad Bird's 'Tomorrowland' Super Bowl Spot
"What if there was a place… where nothing was impossible?" After debuting during the Super Bowl today, Disney has posted the full TV spot for Brad Bird's sci-fi Tomorrowland online for our repeat viewing. This is the first time we've seen any new footage beyond the first teaser trailer and the action clip at New York Comic-Con last fall. Britt Robertson stars as Casey, and she meets George Clooney as inventor Frank Walker, and together they end up embarking on a fantastic adventure to another time and place known as "Tomorrowland". This looks really, really good - one of my most anticipated coming up this summer. Enjoy!
Watch: 'Kingsman: The Secret Service' Debuts Early Super Bowl Spot
Just recently we highlighted an awesome theatrical experience that put some viewers heading to an early screening of Kingsman: The Secret Service in the United Kingdom right in the middle of the action with a cool little viral stunt. Now the film's release in the United States is nearly upon us, and 20th Century Fox is betting big on pulling in sports fans with a Super Bowl spot. This one puts forth some of the higher praise for the fun-looking flick while showing off more of the big action with Colin Firth and newcomer Taron Egerton. The early buzz on this one pegs it as a fun action comedy romp, but we'll see. Watch it!
Watch: First TV Spot Smashes in for 'The Avengers: Age of Ultron'
"Trouble always comes around." The Avengers: Age of Ultron is only three months away, and considering the fact that the Super Bowl is right around the corner, we might get a glimpse of some new footage during the big game. But in the meantime, the Marvel Studios production has released the first TV spot for the comic book sequel, but this isn't meant to play during the Super Bowl. It's mostly footage we've already seen from the teaser trailer and the more recent second trailer, but there are some snippets of new action footage in there. It's certainly going to be brutal to see Bruce Banner and Tony Stark forced to fight.
Watch: Everything Falls Apart in the Super Bowl Spot for 'Insurgent'
The Super Bowl is going to be chock full of new ads as usual, but not all movies can afford some time during the big game. In the case of The Divergent Series: Insurgent, it looks like Summit Entertainment wants eyes on the young adult sci-fi sequel, but they couldn't afford to get the ad during gametime. Instead, this is a Super Bowl pregame spot for the film starring Shailene Woodley. While the teaser trailer looked more impressive than the first film, it's starting to seem like it might be too much, especially when it comes to the simulations. This time we see tons of buildings and stuff breaking apart and exploding as Tris falls. Watch!
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Forty teams will race in six boats on Saturday. Three boatloads at a time race against one another, trying to get the best time in what should be a two-and-a-half minute sprint from Esplanade Park across from the Museum of Discovery and Science to Huizenga Plaza across from Las Olas Riverfront. There'll be a heat every 20 minutes, so you're sure to catch one during a stroll along the Riverwalk.
The dragon-boat festival is being held in conjunction with the Chinese New Year, and a special program Friday night highlights the holiday. Put on by the Coral Springs Chinese Cultural Association, the celebration at Esplanade Park includes folk dances, music and song, dragon and lion dances, and plenty of fireworks.
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I see that the Spaniards had to cuddle up with Hitler in order to rid themselves of the communists. They did not get Liberty.
It seems to me if two groups join forces and the ideology is not the same, the most powerful group will run the show.
Perhaps you should listen to all of Mr. Farrakhan's words before you start promoting him. Perhaps he is wanting the Liberty movement to join him?
Do you know where he stands on Sharia Law?
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In 2011 U.S. forces, acting with NATO allies, helped Libyans to overthrow the dictatorial regime of Moammar Gaddafi.
On Saturday, the situation in Libya had gotten so bad that the State Department felt compelled to evacuate all of the U.S. Embassy staff from Tripoli. The decision was probably a prudent one, given that rival militias have in recent days wrecked much of Tripoli's airport with their internecine fighting. But the fact that Tripoli is becoming Mogadishu-on-the-Mediterranean is a pretty damning indictment of the Obama administration's approach to the country.
Obama was willing, largely for humanitarian not strategic reasons, to have the U.S. take part as one ally of many in an anti-Gaddafi coalition. This was called by one of his own aides "leading from behind." But Obama was not willing to lead from behind or from anywhere else when it came to providing aid to the new government of Libya to gain control of its own territory. No peacekeepers, no trainers, no nothing. So intent was he on avoiding "another Iraq" that, ironically, he actually repeated the mistake of Iraq, which was overthrowing a dictator in the Middle East without having a plan to replace him.
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I just moved to Ohio (from the desert in CA and NV), where I have discovered this wonderful thing called a "basement". Ambient temps tend to stay around 68 in the summer. Not sure about winter yet, but I can always use a fermwrap if need be. Since I'll be here for a few years, I decided now is the time to make some beers that need age. First up is a flanders red. I've been doing some research on it (thanks again to The Mad Fermentationist website) and decided on the following: Jamil's Flanders Red Recipe- (est OG 1.059 - a tad high, may tweak, IBU 11.6) Grain: 5.00 lb Pilsner (2 Row) Bel (2.0 SRM) Grain 5.00 lb Vienna Malt (3.5 SRM) Grain 0.80 lb Munich Malt (9.0 SRM) Grain 0.50 lb Aromatic Malt (26.0 SRM) Grain 0.50 lb Caramunich Malt (56.0 SRM) Grain 0.50 lb Special B Malt (180.0 SRM) 1.0 oz Medium Toast French Oak Cubes in secondary (put in near boiling water for 15min first) Mash @ 154 for 1 hour Hops: 60 min 0.80 oz Goldings, East Kent [5.00 %] (60 min) Yeast (both pitched concurrently): WLP-550 Jolly Pumpkin bottle dregs Spend about 3 weeks in primary located in temp controlled chest freezer (6.5 gal better bottle), then rack to oak in secondary to sit in ambient basement temps (5 gallon BB) for as long as necessary. Here are my questions: 1) Should I do a small starter for the bottle dregs? I realize only the Sacc and Brett may grow up, not the bacteria so much. I'll have 2 bottles of Jolly Pumpkin (La Roja bottled 12-10-10 and Oro de Calabaza bottled 1-7-11). Both have been at room temp in the bottle shop until last night. I plan to leave them in the fridge for the next 2-3 weeks to settle. There have been suggestions of a 1.020 starter right in the bottle of dregs. That sounds really simple. 2) Do I use the Mr. Malty pitching rate for the WLP550? 3) Good primary temp for WLP550? I was thinking 65F for entire primary, since I really don't need it to fully attenuate. It's easy enough to raise it though. 4) Will the Caramunich provide good head retention or should I also throw some wheat in there? 5) What water? My house has an R.O. system so I was planning on buying Sparklets or something similar. I haven't tweaked water profiles before and am not all that comfortable with tweaking my water yet. I'll do some experimenting with shorter turn beers in the upcoming months, but I'm open to messing with R.O. if recommended. Any critiques and responses are appreciated! If turns out nice, you all are invited over for a beer sometime late next year! I'm also planning on starting another sour in a couple months so it can start going. Oh, the possibilities now that I have a basement... *sniff*
1) I don't think you need a starter for the dregs, but many people like to make them just to be sure they are active and don't produce any weird flavors. If you do make it small and low gravity and don't constantly aerate. 2) I would, you want a healthy primary fermentation (although under pitching slightly wouldn't be a big deal). 3) Sounds fine to me, a lot of the esters produced will be broken down by the Brett anyway. 4) Head retention with sours is tough, but many recipes for Flemish Reds call for wheat so it wouldn't be out of place. 5) I'd think plain RO water would be too soft to get a good pH with a darkish beer, but a bit of chalk would fix that. In my opinion water adjustment isn't a big deal for sour beers (I'd never suggest copying their water profile). Good luck, glad the blog helped send you in the right direction (the rest of your plan sounds spot on).
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Thank you again, Sir! I did read the bit about water on your site, but I was assuming it meant I had somewhat neutral water. I have never had anything close to neutral. I went from hard (water spots still on wife's car, months later) at around 8 pH to R.O. It will take me some time to figure that part out. For this beer, I think I'll just find some "spring" water from the store. I listened to Ron Jeffries from Jolly Pumpkin talk about putting unmalted wheat in his beers. I don't necessarily intend to clone La Roja or anything, but I'm thinking 0.5lbs of it. I did notice the nice lacing in La Roja. I don't want to reduce any of the "specialty" malts so I was going to reduce the 2 bases slightly, just to get back under 1.060.
FWIW, I just made a Madrugada clone and used the dregs from the real thing. I stepped up a starter from 250mL to 1.5L. I then just pitched that as the only yeast. Fermentation has been really good for the last week and a half. I have yet to sample it, but it smells delicious. I guess I'm just saying that you can use those dregs if you don't want to bother with the 550. Then again, it might be good with both. I only did that because the CYBI podcast stated to use 550 for the Madrugada clone with a couple other yeasts OR the dregs. I went the easier route. Sorry I didn't answer anything. And probably added more confusion.
I have fermented using JP dregs as the only yeast, and it worked well. However, the beer was much more sour then the original. I did a starter with the dregs from a bottle of Bam Biere, and stepped it up to about 1.5L before cold crashing it and using that. I think for a flemish red, the sourness is very appropriate, so that may work better. I have made one red, very similar to your recipe above, with the bugs added at secondary, and it was not sour enough. Now I toss my bugs in up front, and that seems to make for a much more tart and funky beer. Depends what you want I guess. Also, with the 550, I have heard in different interviews the Ron Jeffries starts his yeast in the mid to high 60's, but then lets it ramp up into the mid 70's, so if your ambient is 68F, I think you would be fine with that yeast. Good luck!
Thanks guys. I plan to play with the dregs a bit anyway. I would like to re-use the oak cubes from the red in future brews too. It's kind of cool to think I might have a house culture, granted totally stolen from someone else's house. I did read from Oldsock's site that bugs in secondary don't produce as much, so I will be adding them with the WLP550. I will probably start the 550 at 65 and ramp up to 68 or 70. It's just a few button pushes, so easy enough. The long age will be ambient 68ish. I just finished the CYBI on the Madrugada. Even though he didn't mean it that way, "good luck" was hilarious.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't flanders supposed to have minimal carbonation, thereby not really needing head retention?
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Ok, thanks for the correction. I haven't actually made one, and have only tried a few Duchesse and Rodenbach Grand Cru. I'm planning on making Jamil's Flanders with Roselare.. .can't wait. I just brewed the Bam Biere clone from CYBI 2 days ago, and I'm doing the primary with Wyeast 1388 (It's what I had), and have a nice starter with JP dregs ready to pitch in secondary. Good luck!


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Apartment is set by the Danube, with a view to Petrovaradin Fortress where EXIT festival is held. It is located 300m from the city center. It is a two bedroom apartment, with living room, kitchen 2 air-conditions, free Wi-Fi, cable TV, parking.
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Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
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Apartment is special because of his amazing view to the Petrovaradin fortress and its ideal location. The apartment includes living room, two double bed bedroom, kitchen with terrace, bathroom and small WC. It is suitable for four persons.
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The app is not shared so you get the whole flat just for yourself. It is on the 6th floor in the building, witch has an elevator.
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I will be there to meet you and give you keys and as well all the following information. If I am unavailable somebody from my family will do that for me, and be there to help you with anything you need.
The Neighborhood
In front of the building there are many restaurants (national, Italian, Chinese..) and supermarket with fresh vegetables. In the yard there is children's playground and a small park where you can rest.
Getting around
There is free parking space in front of the building which is secured with gate that opens with cellphone. Everything is near the apartment, it takes 5 min walk to the city center, fortress, market, Danube city park..
Other Things to Note
Each of our guests get clean towels, and of course fresh sheets are included. The app includes washing machine, iron and ironing board to make your stay as enjoyable as possible.
No special house rules but it is expected to not be loud after 9 pm.
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The appartment was exactly like as in the pictures on the website. We got a warm Welcome frome Bojan and his sister. Great appartment and everything you need is close (cafes, restaurant and supermarket) 8 min. walk to the city centre (Cab 2 min). We really enjoyed our stay and I can recommend this appartment to enyone who wants to visit Novi Sad!
Una ciutat de primera categoria que mereix tres o quatre dies com a mínim. Recordau que estau al costat de Fruska Gora. L'apartament de Bojan té les millors vistes de la ciutat, està net, és tranquil i acollidor. Recomendat
Cozy, clean and quiet... and the most amazing view of Novi Sad. You should not hesitate to make a book here. Bojan and his sister are very friendly. They will help you in your trip if you need.
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Bojan and his wife were great hosts. We had a long drive getting to Novi Sad and were unsure exactly when we would arrive. Upon arriving we sent Bojan an SMS and he and his wife were there to meet us at the apartment entrance within five minutes. The apartment has an excellent location as it's just across the street from the Danube with incredible views of the river and fortress. There is a very small supermarket on the ground level of the building which has most of the basics. There are also numerous cafes within a couple of minutes walking. The city center is a nice 10 minute walk, part of which is through a nice park. The apartment itself was clean, quiet, comfortable and had everything you'd need or want for a short or long term stay. Overall A+.
Thank you for your helpful and honest review. Hoping to have you again as my guests.
Bojan as our host was great, as expected, judging by all the other positive reviews. Both apartment and neighborhood were great place to be. The apartment was clean, spacious, well eqiped, and the view of Danube and Petrovaradin place is amazing. If or when we return to Novi Sad, wee will most certainly contact Bojan. Cheers from Zagreb :)
They met us at the site and helped us up to the apartment. They were a lovely young couple who represented their country well.
My stay in Bojans apartment was great! The apartment is very nice, spatious and clean. The view of Danube and the fort is spectacular. Everything, restaurants, shops and fort is in walking distance. Bojan and his girlfriend were very nice and helpful.
The apartment was everything we wanted and more. Great location in the city, wonderful views of the fortress across the Danube, free parking (which is a big bonus in downtown Novi Sad), a playground behind the building (we were there with two small kids), and a grocery store downstairs. Plenty of room in the apartment for all four of us. The apartment was neat and clean when we arrived, and Bojan was courteous and helpful. We will definitely look to stay here again in future trips to Novi Sad.
I am assistant on Faculty of Economics and Engineering Management in Novi Sad. I love traveling and meeting new people. :)
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49, rue de l'Hôtel des Postes, 06000 Nice, France – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9.1/10! (score from 533 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Hôtel de Verdun.
Staff were excellent- the hotel needs a little paint and new carpets.
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I liked the location. The hotel was 5 minutes walking from anything you would want: old town, or the beach. There is an option to have breakfast at the hotel. There is AC, wifi, and a tv in the rooms. Also, there is a hairdryer and they give you new towels. The staff is very friendly.
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Very convenient location Double plus 2 twin beds Reception on duty 24/7 Elevator access
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Friendly staff, good location, clean accomodations
very clean and the showers & fittings are very modern
Fantastic Staff and a great location.
Great central location and right next to tram. Very friendly staff
Rooms have good protection from city noise, cozy balcony
Located in the center of Nice, this hotel is 1000 ft from the Promenades des Anglais and the beach. It offers air conditioned guest rooms with a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi.
Guest rooms have a classic décor and some feature a private terrace. Each room has a private bathroom equipped with a hairdryer. All rooms are serviced by an elevator.
A buffet breakfast is served every morning in the breakfast room, featuring a flat-screen TV and wrought iron chairs. Guests can enjoy a drink in the bar at Hôtel de Verdun.
With a 24-hour front desk, Verdun Hotel also has a lounge with a computer and a library.
Nice Cote d'Azur Airport is just 4 miles from the hotel. The historic center of town is just 650 ft away.
We speak your language! Hotel Rooms: 36 This property has been on Booking.com since Jun 29, 2004.
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Furnitures and decor - could be improved.
Excellent location, good breakfast selection, cleanliness of rooms, friendly and helpful staff
Rooms are a bit outdated, could need some refurbishing (though the bathroom was apparently recently renovated)
very clean and the showers & fittings are very modern
the hallways &staircase are too dark
Great central location and right next to tram. Very friendly staff
Rooms have good protection from city noise, cozy balcony
Breakfast is expensive
Good rooms - good location - nice staff - good value - clean
The hotel was situated very near the seashore, city center and old town.
The room was extremely small with thin walls. However, it seems typical for French city hotels. The decoration was dark and gloomy. Heating was working 110 % and could not be adjusted.
Friendly staff, excellent location, good breakfast.
Rather dated interior (but in keeping with the style of the hotel), could do with a lick of paint and some new carpets. Elevator starts on first floor.
Staff were friendly, hotel room was clean and comfortable. Location was central and it was a short walk away from attractions.
Room was slightly small
Location and helpful staff. We arrived late night and reception was friendly. Good value for money for purpose of short overnight stay.
Wifi didn't work at all times, although carpets and bedding were clean it was old and worn out.
Front desk staff were very welcoming friendly and helpful on arrival and throughout our stay with recommendations of restaurants and sights. Although close to centre it was fairly quiet location.
The staff was really kind. The central position, right behind Galeries Lafayette and Place Massena was perfect for going anywhere in Nice, and is also a "safe" area (as opposed to the area around the train station).
Bad smell in the room, in fact the cleaning lady did leave the window open all the time but due to all the noise from the street sleeping with the window open was not an option. Dirty and stained old carpet on the floor. Hairs from previous guests in the shower.. Very simple doors and locks to the rooms, so didn't feel very sicure. The street is very noisy late in the night (at least on Friday and Saturday), and the entire building shakes every time a buss passes by.
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The smallest shower I have ever seen! But you get what you pay for.......
The staff was very helpful. They helped carry my suitcases up the stairs and provided information (restaurants, schedules, etc.) to make our stay in Nice more pleasant. When the windows were closed the room was quiet and made for a good night's sleep!
The breakfast was the best of our trip - croissants were perfect. New coffee machine so we got to try it first and it was great. I'd come again just for the breakfast! Also was quiet - the windows were, what I would call - double glazed - as soon as you shut the windows you hear nothing! Also the tv had a maximum level for volume which was great - no noisy tv's bothering others.
Receptionist interrupted us while we were asking a question thinking she knew what we were going to ask - it wasn't and we had to wait till she had finished what she was saying to re-ask the question. I found her a bit abrupt. Bathroom was pokey - I think a glass door between shower and toilet would be better - the shower curtain just clings to you!
good value for money good location in the center of Nice, but not at the most expensive spot
perhaps the quality of the room (decoration, size, etc.) could be better, but well, this is also the reason why this remains payable.
good hotel for a couple of nights, staf was very friendly !
Staff were excellent- the hotel needs a little paint and new carpets.
A few min walk to place Massena, close to the center. Clean, friendly and helpful staff. Air conditioning present. Good value for the price paid.
Could use some renovation overall. Reception is on the first floor and you have to take the stairs to get there. But after there is an elevator
Rooms are nicely furnished. They're a bit small, but that's reflected in the fairly modest prices. Hostess was very nice and gave me a free room upgrade. Very convenient location--five minutes' walk to Promenade des Anglais, Old Town, Promenade de Paillon, etc. 10-15 minute walk from Nice train station. Overall, it was a great place to stay for a coue nights without blowing my budget.
My only real complaint is noise from the street--the hotel is on a fairly busy road and close to the main tram thoroughfare. However, the noise is much less of a problem on the higher floors (my room on the 2nd floor was noisy enough to make sleep fitful, but I barely noticed any noise when I moved to the 4th floor).
- Location - Calm and quiet, especially considering the location - Good air conditioning - Price - Attention to my request (for a twin room for me and my son rather than a double) - Free wifi - Small sitting room (salon) available to guests
- The lift starts on the First Floor, so if you have a heavy bag, you must heave it up a flight of stairs! - The wifi didn't work on my devices in the room itself - I had to go to Reception to use it. - The breakfast coffee was awful!
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