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Excellent location – rated 9.2/10! (score from 169 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Le Residenze Romane Apartments.
Twenty steps from the Trevi Fountain and so quiet at night you would never know it. Our apartment had a private courtyard where we could sit outside and have our morning coffee. Plenty of room. Staff very helpful.
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New bathrooms, new kitchen and great location one block from piazza Navona.
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Jason took care of us, big lovely apartment right in the middle of the tourist district within walking distance to everything. he also arranged our train and airport transfers.
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Location, Free WiFi, balcony
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Jason was really great and very helpful. The apartment was in a good central location to all sites. Close to metro and walking to all sites.
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Jason was extremely helpful.Bathroom,kitchen and living rooms were great and everything was as promised.
Staff so pleasant to deal with. location great value for money
The situation is perfect and the staff is very kind
The apartment was big enough, great location, clean and comfortable. we enjoyed our travel there as much as I am sure the next time I go to Rome with family or group of friends I will definitely book here again.
Residenze Romane Apartments offers spacious accommodations with free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and kitchenette. Each apartment is in Rome's historic center, with easy access to public transportation.
Some apartments are located near the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain. Some other are in the vibrant San Giovanni area.
Each apartment of the Residenze Romane includes an LCD TV, a sitting area with sofa bed, and a private bathroom.
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Jason was extremely helpful.Bathroom,kitchen and living rooms were great and everything was as promised.
The bed in the living room.It was awful and I none of us wanted to sleep there.There should be more sausepans and of better quality.
Twenty steps from the Trevi Fountain and so quiet at night you would never know it. Our apartment had a private courtyard where we could sit outside and have our morning coffee. Plenty of room. Staff very helpful.
Nothing much. Bath could have been a bit more updated, but we had plenty of hot water.
Staff so pleasant to deal with. location great value for money
Perfect location Great facilities Clean apartment Good sized bedrooms Two good bathrooms Great value for six people
Rather noisy at night due to central location Slightly small sitting room area for six people
The situation is perfect and the staff is very kind
The bed of the sofa is not very confortable
The apartment was big enough, great location, clean and comfortable. we enjoyed our travel there as much as I am sure the next time I go to Rome with family or group of friends I will definitely book here again.
one of the rooms (between 3 rooms) had a double bed but in fact it was 2 single beds which were not really comfortable. that was the only thing we had problem with. otherwise everything was fine.
The flat had everything we needed, and was in a great place, central but relatively quiet street. Air con a big plus.
The location was amazing Has a kitchen
No services and reception
In the centre of Roma and so easy to go anywhere from the apartment. Lovely ice cream shop just 2 min away. Lots resturaunts. Fantastic
Little noisy at night.
The location was super just in front of the trevi you cannot reach the area with a Taxi or a car you have to park as near as possible and walk along the street but this was ok the area was crowded with a lot of resturants and shops , gelato.the alley where the apartment was located in is very small and has only the building where the flat located .the apartment was nice enough for 4 people but its a one bedroom the other 2 will sleep on the sofa bed and the bathroom is en suite (in the master bedroom ) jason was very helpful he kept follow up with me till my arrival and was waiting to show me around ,it was clean. enough facilities (No microwave , No washing Machine ) if you are going to stay a long time this might be needed , its very secured with a lot of doors and keys .
Mosquitoes at night goes inside when you open the door to go out or in
Dropped off by taxi at address we thought was apartment, it turned out to be office, after trying to ring number with no answer we didnt know what to do until a young boy arrived and explained this is office, ur hotel other side of town approx 30 min walk then left us instructions where to meet us and left, after a 22 hr flight, 3 young kids and luggage we were NOT happy, lucky for a hairdresser shop close by assisting us calling a taxi. They clearly knew we were not locals with limited italian but offered no assistance or directions where hotel is or where to collect key etc
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No air conditioning in the second bedroom
Location was excellent. Staff very helpful. Fairly comfortable.
Was a little sparse for 4 adults. Noisy but that was more due to the location.
Reception by staff was excellent: very helpful
Hooks to hangup the towels are needed, there were some electric wires exposed. wires
New bathrooms, new kitchen and great location one block from piazza Navona.
We asked person who checked us in for another set of keys as there were 6 adults. He said he did not have another set. He did not show us how to buzz in a family member from the apartment. He showed us how to turn on air-conditioner but did not wait to see if it worked. Only 2 of 4 air-conditioners in the apt worked. Need to have a information list in the apt showing procedures and a local number to call with questions. No toilet paper when we arrived.
Apartment was spacious. Relatively clean (see negatives). Good location for bus & metro; within a walking distance of Roma Termini station. Air-conditioning & wireless internet worked well. Dishwasher & laundry washer & real oven & microwave oven. Overall, the apartment was nice and comfortable, and we'd stay there again, but see the negatives (some wear and tear and missing comfort items).
Not as clean as it could have been (hair in bathdrain). Bathdrain didn't drain well. Handle broken on washer. Little things were missing: paper towels, laundry detergent, dishwasher detergent (so the dishwasher was useless). interior doors didn't close properly & no lock on the bathroom. Instruction manual would have been nice for the oven & laundry washer. Air-conditioning was noisy intermittently. Our commen consensus was that the apartment was nice, but just needed a bit more care from the owner: certain comfort items you'd expect to be provided were not there.
Jason took care of us, big lovely apartment right in the middle of the tourist district within walking distance to everything. he also arranged our train and airport transfers.
Being next to the restaurants the night gets a bit loud. We were so exhausted from touring the city it didn't matter.
The location is great. We were two couples that stayed there for 2 nights. Great to be close to everything and take an evening stroll after dinner at night in the area and no need for travel etc.
The shower/bath was a disappointment. The shower head is fixed in the below your head and not practical. The bath felt unclean and the enamel is chipped at the bottom.
Brilliant location , for everything ..... Amazing little apartment still with some lovely features ... We shared as 4 girlfriends sofa so comfy and big .... Special touch, tea coffee ... Xxx
The only thing you are in centre of the city ... So busy early and late ...
One of the bedrooms was not airconditioned so it was warm for the other members of the family, although the doors were open to help cool the room.
Air conditioning very good, location to Piazza Navona excellent,easy to find and friendly local restaurants.
Previous occupant left underwear in the wardrobe that had been missed.The scourer for washing up should be replaced weekly.The one we had was tatty and could have been used to clean anything at all previously.
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"You know what, they're an exciting team," Gretzky told ESPN.com on Wednesday.
The Great One cited Caps coach Bruce Boudreau and his history as a prolific junior player with the Toronto Marlies (Boudreau posted 165 points in 69 games in 1974-75).
"I think it goes back to when he played for George Armstrong with the Toronto Marlies," Gretzky said. "He loves that transition hockey, head-manning the puck and going to the net. It's very similar to the way the Marlies played in 1974-75 when they won the Memorial Cup. Obviously, the players are bigger and stronger these days, and the goaltenders are probably a little more athletic and they have bigger equipment, so it's tougher to score. But the actual style of play, transition and head-manning the puck is similar."
And just like Gretzky, Mark Messier and Paul Coffey leading the way offensively on those Oilers teams, the Caps have their own version.
"Their top guys, Ovechkin, Semin and Green, play a hard-tempo game every night," said Gretzky. "They lead by example and pull the rest of the guys with them."
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Cancers 2014, 6(2), 926-957; doi:10.3390/cancers6020926
Transcription Factor STAT3 as a Novel Molecular Target for Cancer Prevention
Received: 13 December 2013 / Revised: 11 March 2014 / Accepted: 18 March 2014 / Published: 16 April 2014
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Abstract: Signal Transducers and Activators of Transcription (STATs) are a family of transcription factors that regulate cell proliferation, differentiation, apoptosis, immune and inflammatory responses, and angiogenesis. Cumulative evidence has established that STAT3 has a critical role in the development of multiple cancer types. Because it is constitutively activated during disease progression and metastasis in a variety of cancers, STAT3 has promise as a drug target for cancer therapeutics. Recently, STAT3 was found to have an important role in maintaining cancer stem cells in vitro and in mouse tumor models, suggesting STAT3 is integrally involved in tumor initiation, progression and maintenance. STAT3 has been traditionally considered as nontargetable or undruggable, and the lag in developing effective STAT3 inhibitors contributes to the current lack of FDA-approved STAT3 inhibitors. Recent advances in cancer biology and drug discovery efforts have shed light on targeting STAT3 globally and/or specifically for cancer therapy. In this review, we summarize current literature and discuss the potential importance of STAT3 as a novel target for cancer prevention and of STAT3 inhibitors as effective chemopreventive agents.
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By his own admission, Lance Lynn didn't have his best stuff during his most recent start. He still earned a victory, though, to become the first major league pitcher with six.
Looking to help St. Louis avoid a sweep against the visiting Atlanta Braves, Lynn on Sunday afternoon tries to become the first Cardinals pitcher since at least 1920 to win his first seven starts of a season.Lynn (6-0, 1.40 ERA) went at least 6 2/3 innings in four of his first five starts. He lasted a season-low five Monday at Arizona, but left with a 7-0 lead. The right-hander struck out seven and didn't allow a run before exiting with a pitch count of 91, and despite an adventurous sixth inning from the bullpen, St. Louis (20-13) went on to win 9-6."We're winning games while I'm on the mound," Lynn said. "That's all that matters. ... (Monday) was a struggle. You know you're not going to have your best stuff every time out. (Monday) I was able to battle through it."Lynn became the first Cardinals starter since Bob Tewksbury in 1994 to win his first six starts, but the franchise hasn't had anyone since at least 1920 win his first seven in a season.Making that happen Sunday won't be easy in what figures to be his toughest test yet. Four of Lynn's six starts have come against the Cubs and Pirates -- both among baseball's five worst offenses -- while Atlanta ranks fourth in the majors in runs per game (5.35), trailing only the Cardinals (5.55) in the NL.The Braves (21-13) didn't have much trouble against St. Louis pitching in the series' first two games. After pounding out seven extra-base hits in Friday's 9-7, 12-inning win, Atlanta scored two in the first and didn't look back en route to a 7-2 victory Saturday.The Braves have averaged 5.7 runs and 10.4 hits while winning 13 of 17 on the road."The way we're hitting the ball, if I can throw some zeroes up there we got a good chance to be out front and in control," Saturday's winning pitcher Brandon Beachy said.The Braves improved to 15-0 when they score at least six runs, but offense hasn't been a strength when Tommy Hanson's been on the hill. Atlanta has provided Hanson (3-3, 3.63) with just 2.5 runs of average support, among the 15 worst figures in the majors.Hanson held Chicago to a pair of solo homers over six innings Monday at Wrigley Field, but that proved to be too many in a 5-1 loss.Hanson, who allowed two runs over seven innings in his only start against St. Louis on Sept. 11, 2010, seems to feel like he's on the right track."I'm getting more comfortable with all of my pitches," he told the Braves' official website. "So hopefully, I can keep on that path."He's certainly had the number of St. Louis' hottest hitter. Carlos Beltran, who's 10 for 25 with five homers and 12 RBIs in his last six games overall, is 0 for 10 against Hanson.Lynn has never faced the Braves, but if he wants to have a better shot at getting to 7-0, he'll likely need to keep Michael Bourn off the basepaths. Atlanta's speedy leadoff hitter is 6 for 12 with a homer so far in this series and is 18 for 37 (.486) with five walks in his last eight games at Busch Stadium.Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
Gameday Matchup
Atlanta | St. Louis | |
Night | 66-50 | 54-50 |
Grass | 92-67 | 88-74 |
Current Streak | W1 | W1 |
Last 10 | 7-3 | 7-3 |
Pitching Matchup
Gameday Lineups
NO. | Atlanta | St. Louis |
1. | M. Bourn, CF | R. Furcal, SS |
2. | M. Prado, LF | J. Jay, CF |
3. | F. Freeman, 1B | C. Beltran, RF |
4. | D. Uggla, 2B | A. Craig, LF |
5. | J. Heyward, RF | L. Berkman, 1B |
6. | J. Francisco, 3B | D. Freese, 3B |
7. | D. Ross, C | D. Descalso, 2B |
8. | T. Pastornicky, SS | T. Cruz, C |
9. | T. Hanson, P | L. Lynn, P |
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Container City: Shipping containers, indispensable tool of the globalized consumer economy, reflect the skyline in Singapore, one of the world's busiest ports.
Topics: U.S. Economy, Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., Auto Industry, News
Giving $700 billion to a bunch of Wall Street bankers was never overwhelmingly popular. Back in October, the weekend after Congress passed what was supposed to be an emergency plan to save the economy, only 40 percent of voters said they liked the idea. But the stock market was tanking, and banks looked pretty woozy and, the theory went, the bailout would help stabilize things.
Oh, for those flush days of October. This won't be news to anyone with a 401K or without a winning lottery ticket, but even though Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson has burned through almost all of the first $350 billion Congress authorized, it didn't quite turn things around. The infusion of money may have kept credit from tightening up further, but it certainly didn't jump-start the economy — banks didn't resume lending to businesses and consumers. Stock prices never really recovered from their early autumn plunges, and more than half a million jobs vanished just last month. With the benefit of hindsight, lawmakers now express regret about the way the bailout was handled — with few provisions for oversight of the banks or the Bush administration — and the public hates it more than ever. The feeling that money and political capital were squandered even helped endanger the far cheaper and more popular bailout of the auto industry. So what went wrong — and where did all that money go?
A lot of it is, apparently, just sitting in the bank. A Government Accounting Office audit released earlier this month showed the Treasury Department doling out buckets of cash: $15 billion for Bank of America, $45 billion for Citigroup, $3.5 billion to Capital One, nearly $6.6 billion to U.S. Bancorp. The feds were essentially taking out the trash — buying shares in various banks that had gotten themselves into trouble by issuing crappy mortgages using complicated formulas, assuming the cost of many of the mortgage-backed securities that were weighing down the balance sheets of every financial institution in the country. The feds were pumping money into these banks so they would feel free to make more loans — better, simpler, sounder loans. The epidemic of exploding mortgages and failing institutions would ease. But the banks did not start making new loans. They seemed to sit on their federal windfalls. And the Bush administration kept handing out more.
By the time Treasury had gotten around to giving $1.4 billion to Zions Bancorporation in Salt Lake City (which was originally founded by Brigham Young), before finding even a few hundred million bucks for actual homeowners struggling to make their mortgage payments, it was pretty clear that things weren't working out exactly the way everyone in charge said they would. And as of a couple of weeks ago, Treasury had spent all but $15 billion of the first installment of the bailout money, and the administration may soon ask permission to tap into the second chunk, which they were supposed to leave for Barack Obama's administration to disburse.
"It's amazing how quickly you can get through $350 billion," said Steve Ellis, vice president of Taxpayers for Common Sense, a budget watchdog group based in Washington. The problem with the way the money flowed out, from Ellis' perspective, is that there's no way to say what it's done to stabilize the economy. "There is a black box where that checkbook is, and we can't see into it," Ellis said. "Once the money leaves Treasury's hands, we have very little knowledge as to what the heck we're getting for the billions of dollars."
Now, even the people who designed the bailout say they're not happy about it. In the rush to action they didn't place enough controls on how the administration doled out the money, or what the institutions did with it once they got it. They also acquiesced to a one-sentence change requested by the Bush team that effectively protected the massive pay of Wall Street execs. "I don't think there's any way, under these circumstances, the administration would be able to get the resources," Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., who chairs the Senate Banking Committee, told reporters Friday. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was reduced to scolding Bush and Paulson after the fact for their failure to use the money to help homeowners. "It was very clearly spelled out in the initial legislation that funds would be used for mortgage foreclosure forbearance," she said Monday. "It wasn't until … we intensified the provisions that related to keeping people in their homes that this legislation even passed the House of Representatives. But it's been totally ignored by the administration. Absolutely nothing has been done to respect that part of the legislation, which is the only part of the legislation that had support in the Congress and enabled it to pass and become law."
But the banks are used to getting their way, and there probably wasn't much reason to think they wouldn't this time around, too. The financial sector has always been a generous donor to political campaigns, and it gives heavily to both Republicans and Democrats. By the 2008 election, with Democrats firmly ensconced in control of Congress (and heading for control of the White House), commercial banks had split their $34 million in campaign contributions almost evenly to both political parties. Investment firms, many of which are converting themselves into commercial banks to grab some Treasury funds, gave far more — $141 million this year — and have been spreading the wealth around to anyone with power in Washington for years.
Chances are they'll keep getting their way, too, even after Obama takes power. His pick for Treasury secretary, Tim Geithner, was one of the prime architects of the government bailouts of Bear Stearns and, later, AIG, and may have been one of the main reasons why Lehman Brothers didn't get the help they did. One reason Wall Street reacted so positively to Geithner's nomination was because it had already been dealing with him for months on exactly the same stuff he'll be in charge of in office. (He seems to like doing it, too. "We live for this," he told a college friend in the midst of the financial collapse. "We live for these kinds of crises.")
Besides, no matter how much Pelosi, Dodd and others grumble about what the Bush administration has done with the cash they controlled, they're probably going to have to give them more. Once the Senate refused to loan money to Detroit (led by an anti-union, pro-foreign automaker clutch of Southern conservatives), the administration said it would step in if necessary. That would just about use up the $15 billion left in the Treasury's hands. And with the economy on life support, what are the odds no other big company needs (or wants) some federal cash before Jan. 20? It may be late December. But on Wall Street, at least, Santa Claus has nothing on good old Uncle Sam.
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Man Covering His Mouth: A shepherd by the Yellow River cannot stand the smell, Inner Mongolia, China
Angry Crowd: People jostle for food relief distribution following the 2010 earthquake in Haiti
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From today's Disneyandmore article:
So what do think about this?
From today's Disneyandmore article:
So what do think about this?
It can't be worse than the current destinations.
I imagine it wouldn't take a whole lot to add a destination or two and with the marketing potential that exists with a new movie coming out, it completely makes sense. In all reality, I wouldn't be surprised to see this happen with every new Star Wars movie that comes out or re-release of the older movies.
I hope this is true because I would like to see new destinations.
I hope it replaces the pod races.
Hmm, I can't imagine that they would update Star Tours already when they revamped the whole ride a few years ago. It seems a bit silly to add some new destinations from ONE movie, when two more movies are being planned after the first one. Will they be adding new destinations from those movies as well when those movies come out? It just doesn't seem like it makes much fiscal sense to be adding new destinations every time a new Star Wars movie comes out. It would make more sense to add new destinations after all three movies from the new trilogy comes out instead.
Also, it's going to be really weird to be adding new destinations from the new movie when the movie will probably take place years after Episode VI. It's bad enough that Star Tours 2.0 takes place at two different timelines already! How will it take place in three?? Time travel? I hope they contact the Doctor for some advisement on how they would be able to add some time travel technology to the Starspeeders!
I mean, this is all just my speculation and I could be completely wrong. It could be entirely possible for Disney to be plannning on updating Star Tours already. They've already done it with WoC a few times. It took maybe a year after WoC debuted for Disney to make new changes to the show? But I would imagine it being much easier to update a water show than a simulation ride. Well, I guess I'll just say let's wait and see what happens.
The current destinations seem a little stale, but it seems to be my luck that it ends up with Kashyyyk.
I'll wait and see what happens.
Not surprising. They'll probably shut it down after Episodes 8-9 come out, too.
But like someone said above... it can't be worse than the current destinations. Nothing like jumping from events in Episode 5 and then being thrown into a pod race from Episode 1. *barf*
All Starspeeders have been equipped with flux capacitors for a while now: Time Tours â The Empire Strikes Back To The Future : EndorExpress
Yea.. if this is true I think it's another horrible idea for an update. If they wanted to update the ride that's fine... but you clearly are just riding through battles in different movies that are separated by 30 years or more. If Disney is supposed to pride itself on every attraction of theirs telling a story and their imagineers are supposed to be great story tellers... how did they allow something like the new Star Tours to be created?? You jump from the battle of Hoth in Episode V to the clone war battle on Kashyyk in Episode III to the trade embargo of Naboo in Episode I. Story wise it makes no sense. It completely disrespects the long and admired history of Disney making rides with great stories and also disrespects the millions of fans of the Star Wars saga who would have loved a cool unique Star Wars story on the new ride, rather than a confusing mash of random visits to various battles from all the different films. Adding even more battles from a timeline in an even more distant future will make the problem even worse.
I wonder how many guests realize that the rides go back and forth through time. I know those more keen on what Star Wars' historical timeline looks like will know but I haven't heard many people mention that while they are walking off the ride.
But I imagine instead of a ride-revamp, they would mostly need to update some of the programming in the ride and the queue. Make the new destinations show up on the board, add a few new scenes that you program in... Probably could be done without closing the ride. Upload the new info one night after the park closes down.
The ride is a prequel to the first ride...but now will feature future locations....wow Disneyland really is magical
I'll be honest - I'd be happier if they just made something a little more... distinctive?
I've been on the "new" ST about four or five times. I can't for the life of me tell you where we were supposed to go or really what happened there, and was mainly annoyed and confused over the entire "agent" thing.
Maybe this is due to not being a fan of anything past Jedi. But honestly, if they're going to have different things going on, I'd hope they're a little more distinctive and less "Here'sareferenceyouaren'tasuperfantoobadwhoopsit' sgone!"


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On DVD: | Tuesday, December 2, 2014 Released; Now Available Buy or Rent Availability |
Director: | Lasse Hallstrom |
Cast: more cast | Om Puri Helen Mirren . . . Madame Mallory Manish Dayal . . . Hassan Kadam Charlotte Le Bon |
Companies: | Touchstone Pictures & 3 more |
Rating: | PG for thematic elements, some violence, language and brief sensuality. |
Tells the story of an Indian boy living in France who becomes the culinary apprentice to his father's rival.
In The Hundred-Foot Journey, Hassan Kadam (Manish Dayal) is a culinary ingénue with the gastronomic equivalent of perfect pitch. Displaced from their native India, the Kadam family, led by Papa (Om Puri), settles in the quaint village of Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val in the south of France. Filled with charm, it is both picturesque and elegant – the ideal place to settle down and open an Indian restaurant, the Maison Mumbai. That is, until the chilly chef proprietress of Le Saule Pleureur, a Michelin starred, classical French restaurant run by Madame Mallory (Academy Award®-winner Helen Mirren), gets wind of it. Her icy protests against the new Indian restaurant a hundred feet from her own escalate to all out war between the two establishments – until Hassan's passion for French haute cuisine and for Mme. Mallory's enchanting sous chef, Marguerite (Charlotte Le Bon), combine with his mysteriously delicious talent to weave magic between their two cultures and imbue Saint-Antonin with the flavors of life that even Mme. Mallory cannot ignore. At first Mme. Mallory's culinary rival, she eventually recognizes Hassan's gift as a chef and takes him under her wing.View All Plots (2)official version from DreamWorksStudios.com
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It is interesting the technologies that exist which finally disprove the notion that "seeing is believing." It would not surprise me to see the A/C use such technologies in the future in order to "deceive many".
It is not so far-fetched, and as the British have proven, the technology is already here. Fatal wound to the Antichrist - no problem, he'll be back instantaneously: BBC News - Top Gear presenter James May meets his virtual self
I have question about all of this that puts a little bit of an additional spin on these things... We know that the Bible is pretty clear about the practices of "Majick" (I use Crowley's spelling to refer to the practice of actual "spiritual magic" as opposed to the art of illusion). We also know that Arthur C. Clarke said something very profound on technology and majick: "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic". So when does technological knowledge and practice cross the line of spiritual majick? When we start reanimating from digital records, pictures, interviews, memories the lives of someone who has passed away? Or is it when we then put those reanimated programs into a life-like robot such as the ones the Japanese are building? Or is it when we start replacing, one by one, the neurons in our brains with artificial silicon neurons (such chips exist now and are even available as free or low cost samples for you to experiment with). Or does it begin when someone connects a transistor up as a quantum noise source by leaving the collector unconnected, samples that noise, and starts asking the transistor questions, or tries to influence the noise with their minds? (don;t laugh the plans and the actual device is available now with a usb connection and software which you can purchase online - or you can build your own, the plans are on sites like "Instructables"). Build your own electronic Ouija board. Or some total combination of these things to give your resurrected robot loved one that personal "thinking for itself" touch. Just some thoughts... -DTM
Highly likely in view of scripture: Revelation 13:3 And I saw one of his heads as if it had been mortally wounded, and his deadly wound was healed. (NKJV)(emphasis mine) I think this seems to suggest that the resurrection of the beast, or antichrist, will be a counterfeit resurrection.
Does anyone remember the superbowl commercial where actor Christopher Reeves got up and walked across the stage? It was a very powerful and impactful vision of hope for so many para's and quad's. Imagine something similar but staged to appear "live"....doubters would quickly be shouted down or seen as heretics. Being a believer in this time will be a brutal struggle just as it was in the earliest church. Fear and hiding, hungeer nd disease all leading in many cases to sudden and painful death. But WHAT GLORY just beyond the veil


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Michael Kelly has come to Lyndhurst determined to end the war between himself and another brother of the night. For 300 years he has existed in life's shadows, gradually learning to control the life from death cravings of a vampire. Nikki not only breaches his formidable barriers with her psychic abilities, but makes Michael believe he may finally have found a woman strong enough to walk by his side and ease the loneliness in his heart. But will his love be enough to protect her from a madman hell-bent on revenge? Or will it drive her into his enemy's deadly trap?
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This book is another example of why I love reading children's books. The Chiru of High Tibet by Jaqueline Briggs Martin, illustrated by Linda Wingerter, introduced me to an animal I knew nothing about--the chiru. Chiru are unique animals resembling antelopes, but related to wild goats and sheep. Their wool is special also and is considered to be the finest in the world. It is called shahtoosh, the king of wools. In order for this wool to be used, the animal has to be killed.
A man named George B. Schaller was very worried about the chiru and its existence. He was afraid that if something was not done to protect them, they would become extinct. So Schaller decided to do something. He wanted to protect the chiru from the hunters. In order to do that, he had to find the secret place where the female chirus gave birth. After several attempts to locate this elusive spot failed, four mountain climbers offered to help Schaller.
They set out on the journey with no trucks and no camels or donkeys that would need feeding. They pulled their supplies in wheeled carts across the plains of Tibet. When you read this book you will find out how their journey went and how the chiru situation was resolved.
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"The ancient walls sing the distant hours..." at Milderhurst Castle in Kent, home of the literary Blythe family. Only the decaying castle--and the careful reader--know all the secrets hidden within its walls and moat. Kate Morton carefully paces her novel--you don't want to miss a page or you will miss out on the clues to piece together the secrets.
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It's 2015, which means that the future is right now. At least according to Back To The Future. And other than the Hoverboard, what better tech represents the future from the movies as Nike's self-lacing shoes that Marty McFly wears. The so-called Nike MAG is supposedly being released this coming year, according to Nike designer […]
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Here's a review of a 1991 McDonald's Happy Meal toy set featuring Back To The Future toys. I don't remember much about these toys (or the set), but I do remember playing with that weird push-down car.
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On June 21 The Post and Courier's Diane Knich reported that a Commission on Higher Education official informed incoming College of Charleston President Glenn McConnell that the College need not seek legislative authorization to initiate Ph.D. programs as a Research I University, because the CHE has the authority to grant that status itself.
Mr. McConnell's public response was understandably cautious, and he expressed interest in submitting another bill to the General Assembly.
Columnist Brian Hicks, in the June 27 Post and Courier, was much less cautious, and less prudent, effectively declaring that, since the General Assembly was behaving so parochially in this matter, Mr. McConnell and House Speaker Bobby Harrell should bypass the General Assembly and seek CHE approval.
In his opinion piece, Mr. Hicks also cast Jim Merrill and Leon Stavrinakis as local heroes in the cause of promoting a University of Charleston bill. But they proposed a forced marriage between MUSC and the college, two institutions with very different missions, faculties and staffs.
They acted without consulting with constituencies at either institution or the CHE.
It was a ham-handed, ill-considered political stunt, and set a very bad tone with the Legislature for subsequent debate on the issue.
Mr. Hicks might be right that parochial forces are at work in the General Assembly on this issue, but they are not all in the Upstate.
Further, the C of C faculty has not been consulted as to which graduate programs might be worthwhile endeavors for a University of Charleston.
What discussion has transpired on such matters has taken place entirely at the level of local politicians and general business interests. It does not seem to have occurred to Mr. Hicks or to The Post and Courier editorial staff that those might not be the only useful or informed perspectives.
There are, for example, significant student/faculty research grant opportunities associated with undergraduate status for which the college would no longer be eligible, were it to be assigned Research I designation.
And while R1 does open new avenues for grants, the college would be unable to compete effectively in that pool without major investments in graduate program infrastructure.
One of the biggest concerns for C of C faculty (and administration) has been the issue of funding the college's current operations. Then-outgoing C of C President George Benson summarized the problem neatly in his June 19 letter to the editor: "Of all 121 public universities in the country that are roughly the College's size, we receive the lowest state appropriation per student."
Given that longer legislative track record, and the more recent history of failed attempts to push University of Charleston legislation through, how likely is it that legislators would adequately fund expensive new programs at the College of Charleston?
Not very, if President McConnell and Speaker Harrell were to attempt an end run around the General Assembly.
The General Assembly doesn't adequately fund the College now. Incoming President McConnell is quite right to proceed cautiously in this matter.
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Six people aged between 18 and 35 arrested for a number of offences including blackmail, assault, theft and drugs possession
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The other day I went to the Golden Tape Awards at the BF's college, which is a little bit of fun where everyone dresses up glam in suits and posh dresses. I got to the day before the awards and realised my whole wardrobe basically consists of cotton dress and the dress I won off eBay wasn't going to come in time! In the end I went with a cute black dress from Peacocks but it still didn't feel formal enough. So if I had the ability of time travel these dresses are what I might have picked instead (unless you can't tell I'm loving the prom style dress right now!);
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Remember the "Who Is Homer Simpson" Goldmine from 2008? Probably vaguely, if at all, but that's actually perfect, because this theme, like that one, involves faulty memory! The SA Goons attempt to draw cartoon/comic characters based entirely on their recollections, and the results look pretty comparable to the average deviantArt produced by someone who is, presumably, working from reference! In most cases, the Goons also include a from-reference version to demonstrate what they could do if not constrained by this concept. Some people find crude sketches charming and funny, others prefer higher-quality work: This time, there's something for everyone!
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The idea is simple; draw characters without a reference picture to see how close you can get them. If it helps, you can follow it up with a from-reference drawing to gauge your artistic skill, especially if you don't have any like myself.
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Talking on a handheld cell phone while driving is already against the law in Maryland. But the punishment for doing it could get a lot tougher if some lawmakers get their way.
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Last week Tiger Woods won the Arnold Palmer Invitational and regained his title as the No. 1 golfer in the world, a title he had lost in 2010 after the consequences of his adulterous lifestyle caught up with him and affected his "game." His faithful endorser Nike was quick to celebrate Woods's return to the top with an ad stating, "Winning Takes Care of Everything" (pictured). Many PGA fans understood this message to mean that winning is all that really matters. Forget Tiger's problems off...
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"Ah, sister, thou hast got the start of us, but we will follow thee as quickly as we may."
~ Mark Barkworth, convert, priest, martyr, Venerable; upon kissing the garments of Ven. Anne Lyne who had just been executed for "harboring a priest" and just before he was drawn and quartered at Tyburn on the first Tuesday of Lent, 1601.