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Few films have captured the complex inner lives of American teenagers better than John Hughes' "The Breakfast Club." Released three decades ago on February 15, the movie, with its expert casting, pitch-perfect dialogue and refreshing sincerity, helped pave the way for others like "Heathers," "Say Anything" and "Mean Girls," as well as groundbreaking TV shows like "My So Called Life" and "Freaks and Geeks." Virtually overnight, Hughes became the poet laureate of teen angst and a passionate chronicler of the modern high school experience. On the 30th anniversary of "The Breakfast Club," here's a look back at John Hughes' 10 finest films, plus five that didn't quite make the grade.
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John Candy played the title role of a lovable oaf whose babysitting skills are put to the test in this lightweight yet undeniably funny family comedy. The fifth of eight Hughes films in which he appeared, »
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This morning actor Chris Pine, directors Alfonso Cuarón and J.J. Abrams, and president of the Academy of Arts and Sciences Cheryl Boone Isaacs, unveiled the nominees for the 2015 Academy Awards. In preparation for the Feb. 22 ceremony—hosted by none other than Neil Patrick Harris—here is the complete list of this year's acting nominees, as well as their very first appearances on camera. Who would you vote for? Click here for a full list of nominees. Best Actor in a Leading Role: Steve Carell, "Foxcatcher"First-time nominee Carell is being recognized for his nosedive (pun intended) into drama in Bennett Miller's wrestling biopic. John Hughes' "Curly Sue," a 1991 comedy starring Jim Belushi, marked the actor's film debut. Little-known fact: He was credited as Steven Carell. Bradley Cooper, "American Sniper"The only previous Oscar nominee in this category, Cooper received nods for "Silver Linings Playbook" and "American Hustle. »
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Hawaiian cultural influences on support for lava flow hazard mitigation measures during the January 1960 eruption of Ki??lauea volcano, Kapoho, Hawai'i
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- C.E. Gregg, B.F. Houghton, D. Paton, D.A. Swanson, R. Lachman, W.J. Bonk
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AbstractIn 1960, Ki??lauea volcano in Hawaii erupted, destroying most of the village of Kapoho and forcing evacuation of its approximately 300 residents. A large and unprecedented social science survey was undertaken during the eruption to develop an understanding of human behavior, beliefs, and coping strategies among the adult evacuees (n = 160). Identical studies were also performed in three control towns located at varying distances from the eruption site (n = 478). During these studies data were collected that characterized ethnic grouping and attitudes toward Hawaiian cultural issues such as belief in Pele and two lava flow mitigation measures-use of barriers and bombs to influence the flow of lava, but the data were never published. Using these forgotten data, we examined the relationship between Hawaiian cultural issues and attitudes toward the use of barriers and bombs as mitigation strategies to protect Kapoho. On average, 72% of respondents favored the construction of earthen barriers to hold back or divert lava and protect Kapoho, but far fewer agreed with the military's use of bombs (14%) to protect Kapoho. In contrast, about one-third of respondents conditionally agreed with the use of bombs. It is suggested that local participation in the bombing strategy may explain the increased conditional acceptance of bombs as a mitigation tool, although this can not be conclusively demonstrated. Belief in Pele and being of Hawaiian ethnicity did not reduce support for the use of barriers, but did reduce support for bombs in both bombing scenarios. The disparity in levels of acceptance of barriers versus bombing and of one bombing strategy versus another suggests that historically public attitudes toward lava flow hazard mitigation strategies were complex. A modern comparative study is needed before the next damaging eruption to inform debates and decisions about whether or not to interfere with the flow of lava. Recent changes in the current eruption of Ki??lauea make this a timely topic. ?? 2008 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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although I don,t like the wet city Venice . This is the best hotel I have ever lived when I was traveling in Italy. wonderful facilities ,stuff ,bathroom,location……
this is one of the best hotel we've stayed in throughout our Italy trip. Good location, friendly staffs, nice breakfast and excellent room :) would definitely choose to stay in here if we will come visit Venice again.
We booked this hotel for our honeymoon for 1 night in Venice and got upgraded to a room with a canal view! What a lovely surprise for us! The room had a really comfortable 4-poster bed and it was such a cosy room. My husband agreed that this was the best hotel we stayed in Italy! The location is near the train station as well as the bus station but a bit further from the attractions but that was fine with us. At least it was convenient to lug our luggage upon arrival and departure in/from Venice.
The hotels is in a great location in the centre of Venice. we were upgraded to a room with a balcony. Great. rooms are la good sizw and well appointed. Breakfast for Italy is good. We would stay at this hotel again
We made a reservation for Palazzo Selvadego and the hotel upgraded our room to sister hotel Monaco Grand Canal whic was really one of the best Venice.It was really like a 5 star hotel with an amazing location in San Marco on the Canal.We were not extra charged for the stay.I can rate the hotel as 10 out of 10. If you travel to Venice without any concern you can choose this hotel.You will be leaving with 100% satisfaction.If i go to Venice again my adress will be the same.
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I enojoyed the best Suspiro Limeño ever, the place was very basic but people nice and friendly, also they helped us to get a moto-taxi to come back to the hotel.
I have eaten in many restaurants in mancora, and this isn't a great one.
Although, deserts are so amazing!
My tip, go to another place for dinner, and drop by here after for a cheesecake, either mango and Oreo, or chocolate fudge or even a grape pie, just great!
Service ain't so great, so don't expect anything there. Just think...
It's a real shame that this has made it into the top 10 for restaurants in Mancora. Those looking for a great meal out will be misled like us.
The service was appalling. We had to order our drinks four times before they eventually came. It wasn't until an hour later that we actually got to order our food. Starters...
If you go to Mancora, you shouldn't miss this place! The fish is really fresh, so the cebiche is one of the best I've tried (and being Peruvian I've tried lots of it).
Lunch at La Bajadita was just going OK. I asked for the Rolled Fish Filet with shrimps in sour-sweet sauce. The fish was ridiculously small for being served in Mancora and overcooked. The fries were not homemade. So I wasn't happy at all...
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Food is great, staff are attentive and friendly. Brilliant location just minutes from the beach. If you're in Mancora, go!
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Tommie Hudson Square Accepting Reservations for October 1 (And There are Room Photos Too!)
You guys. Omg. tommie hotels, the eagerly anticipated millennial hotel brand from Commune Hotels, finally have a real deal hotel website up, complete with room photos of tommie Hudson Square, amenity descriptions and a working reservations system.
The website is currently taking reservations for October 1 starting at $245.67 a night, although the hotel could open earlier since "Summer 2015" was the last official word. But let's put the opening date specifics aside for a moment and focus on what's inside the hotel.
To show off what they are all about, tommie has the ultimate millennial video , which shows a millennial couple entering the room and doing a quick fall-onto-the-bed-together move. Then the dude, who has in-between beard growth and enviable hair pulled back into a low but short ponytail sits on the bed and strums a guitar while his hot girlfriend captures the results of her vision board on her iPhone. Then the two of them put on their jackets (he: a smart casual suit jacket; she: a to-die-for leather biker jacket) and head out the door. Not before checking themselves out in the mirror, though. Really, all that's missing is a selfie photo shoot.
After a bunch of clicking, you'll finally get to the room amenities and room descriptions for the tommie Hudson Square property, although we suspect the features will be present in other tommie hotels, especially the one that's planned for NYC's NoMad nabe.
Here's what you can expect in the room at tommie:
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The Newest Lifestyle Brand, 'Jaz In The City,' Will Open in September in Amsterdam
On the ever-expanding bandwagon of hip, urban lifestyle brands, Steigenberger Hotels and Resorts is officially getting on the bus with Jaz in the City, opening September 1 in the hipster city of Amsterdam.
This is the third brand for Frankfurt-based Steigenberger Hotel Group (after Steigenberger and InterCityHotel) who are mostly "Hotels made in Germany," with expansion planned in other parts of Europe, Egypt, China and the Middle East. Plus more in Germany.
For the Jaz in the City debut in Amsterdam, expect to be immersed in eternally hip Dutch culture and in particular, the music scene. While the Jaz web site has few renderings at the moment, when you "get down" to it, the overall message is pretty clear. Get down.
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Best Western Announces Their First Vīb Hotel, Gangnam Style
A few months ago, Best Western Hotels announced their newest Vīb Hotels. (That's pronounced Vibe.) And today, they've just released some info on the very first Vib Hotel to be developed in Seoul.
The Vīb, which is expected to break ground later this year, will be located in the city's Gangnam district, which everyone knows all about now, thanks to Psy's "Gangnam Style" song. The hotel will have 148 rooms and will be true to the Vīb philosophy which is about "innovation, technology, and style with authentic, local flavor offered at a great value."
And no doubt, a cool vibe too. Peep the renderings below, taken from the Vīb website, to understand more of what Vib is all about.
The Asia Pacific market will be a big one for Vīb Hotels, which is checking out spots for new hotels in Bangkok, Thailand; Sarawak and Shah Alam, Malaysia; and Ortigas, Philippines. Overall the
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Hotel Zephyr is Phasing Out The Radisson Fisherman's Wharf in San Fran
Fly away on my zephyr...
While seemingly every other city in the United States has been riding the hotel boom of the past few years, San Francisco has been lagging, with only a handful of new hotels to show off. But change is in the air. SF is now Hot AF.
We've just heard about the major rebranding of the Mandarin Oriental into a Loews Hotel. Before that, the founders of Viceroy Hotels announced their new brand, Proper Hotels, will open their first hotel in the mid-Market neighborhood by the end of the year.
Last summer, we also heard about Yotels plan for "chic capsule cabins" in SF and there is still an unnamed boutique hotel coming to the SOMA nabe near AT&T Park. (Virgin Hotels, maybe?)
There are also lots of re-brandings and transformations of several properties happening throughout the city, including this one.
The Radisson Fisherman's Wharf is undergoing a major "re-imagination" to emerge as the Hotel Zephyr, operated by Davidson Hotels & Resorts. Yes, it's totally a millennial hotel but we'd take that over a Radisson any day.
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Having a Millennial Time at Hotel Jen Orchardgateway Singapore
Between its inspiration being a "virtual persona" and the oxygenated water we found in our room, we had little doubt about the millennial roots of Hotel Jen. But what is it like to spend the night? Does Jen give us enough of the things we like about millennial hotels (e.g. free and no fuss WiFi) without some of the trends we'd rather see end yesterday?
The WiFi question we can only answer with a resounding yes. Not only was the WiFi free at Hotel Jen Orchardgateway in Singapore, fast, and reliable, it had no limitations on the number of devices. We found ourselves with no less than five on us during our stay, so being able to go beyond the more common maximum of three was very welcome.
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Hyatt Centric Will Open in The Loop in Chicago This May
Hyatt Hotels have always been Chicago-centric (it's where the company's headquarters are) so it makes perfect sense that their new brand, Hyatt Centric will open here as well as Miami.
Not long after the news came out yesterday about South Beach, came this news about the Hyatt Centric The Loop:
Hyatt Centric The Loop Chicago, a 22-story property first constructed in 1927 by Frank Chase, has undergone a transformative renovation from an office building to an iconic new hotel, all while maintaining the integrity of the building's roots. The hotel features 257 guest rooms, 2,513 square feet of meeting space, a 24-hour fitness center, rooftop bar and a new signature French bistro, Cochon Volant, run by James Beard award winning Master Chef Roland Liccioni. The hotel will showcase elements of the area's rich cultural and architectural past while offering guests a full range of modern amenities.
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This Hotel Was Entirely Designed by Its Facebook Fans
Guys, this is just the beginning.
You thought millennial hotels were bad enough? Meet the Club Med Val Thorens Sensations, which was designed by… its Facebook fans.
According to the Mail, the 384-room hotel was the first to be entirely crowdsourced, and it was all done via Facebook requests.
So what do Facebook fans want in a hotel?
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Hotel Jen Singapore Has Oxygenated Water in the Rooms and Baywatch on the Roof
In the wave of millennial hotels we greeted in 2014, Shangri-La Hotels decided to join in by throwing out its business-oriented Traders Hotels and repurposing the properties into Hotel Jen, "inspired by virtual persona Jen, a professional hotelier who loves life, travel and the adventure of discovering new places".
In case we had any doubt about its millennial nature after that description when we checked into Hotel Jen Orchardgateway in Singapore, they were put to rest when we found an orange post-it on the bathroom mirror jauntily telling us to check out the minibar, in which we found two bottles of (complimentary) oxygenated water. Fits right in with things like a focus social spaces and acting impressed over artisanal olive oil, don't you think?
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every Piccadilly Is the Start of every Hotels Being Everywhere
While on the luxury side Glh Hotels has been quiet to the point that its first opening, Clermont London, didn't make the cut for this year's list of new hotels to watch in the city, there's been slightly more activity with its two other new brands: Amba Hotels and lowercase every Hotels.
We've seen the Amba flag outside the Charing Cross hotel, the first of four in the city that will do the same. For every, the former Thistle wedged in between Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus is now live on its new home as every Piccadilly. Above a shot of a Standard Room, which is… fine? It's perfectly inoffensive, but also not quite what we had pictured for something as millennial-sounding as every. There are 82 rooms in total, split in three categories: Standard, Deluxe, and Junior Suite.
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What's Down the Corridor For Moxy Hotels?
So Moxy Hotels are definitely coming to America. With last week's confirmation that eight US Moxys (Moxies?) are lined up – NYC, San Fran, Seattle, New Orleans, and Chicago – we thought we'd give you a little taster of what to expect. You already know to expect man meat, of course, but here's what the rooms will look like, if our stay last October is anything to go by.
Firstly, expect a small room. In Milan, there's not a lot of room to move about in – and certainly not enough for a desk. Perhaps in America they will supersize them a little. But pack light.
Inside your small room, you should find:
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Confirming What We Already Knew: Marriott's Moxy Hotels are Coming to The U.S.
More major hotel news today regarding millennial brands--Marriott International has announced they will bring Moxy Hotels to the United States. (But we already knew that.)
Already eight Moxy Hotels are lined up, with three hotel set for NYC (in Chelsea, Mid-town and Lower Manhattan), as well as San Fran, Seattle, New Orleans, and Chicago. (See? WE TOLD YOU.)
Naturally, we're a bit concerned about the need for THREE hotels in New York City. But Marriott is sparing no expense here, having contracted Yabu Pushelberg to do the design of at least one NYC hotel. (Remember, this duo recently did another Marriott property--Miami Beach Edition.) So clearly, Moxy is aiming to make a sexy splash when it lands stateside. Which is probably right on brand as the Moxy models are always half-dressed.
Meanwhile, the men of Moxy are still planning on coming in, er, to London three times, as well as in Munich, Frankfurt, Berlin and Denmark.
So what can you expect from Moxy Hotels, aside from lots of man meat? Affordable rates (well, at least near the airport in Milan. NYC probably will not have this), free and "furiously fast" WiFi, Apple TV in the rooms, snug rooms and no phones next to the bed as Moxy is all about high-tech, including keyless entry and motion-sensor lighting. And whatever else millennials are into these days.
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Hyatt Has Gone Public With Their New Millennial Hotel Brand, Hyatt Centric
At last, Hyatt Hotels and Resorts have thrown their hat (porkpie, we're assuming) into the trendy millennial hotel brand ring, by announcing HYATT CENTRIC., with its first hotel opening in 2015.
Here's what Hyatt Centric is about, according to their website:
Pick a location and pack your bags! We are at the center of the most unique destinations—in the middle of the action, in the know, and always on-hand to serve up insider knowledge, intriguing tidbits, and great conversation over a well-crafted cocktail. We are your local home base, preparing you to explore the best our cities have to offer.
Yup, that sounds like a millennial hotel. And just like all the other millennial hotels out there, Hyatt Centric experience is focusing on design, socialization (with The Corner Lounge), technology (including free WiFi) , artisanal beverages, foodie bites and wellness (the hotel gym is called The Health Studio.)
Lather. Rinse. Repeat.


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The blonde is back — on our screens in the last series of the Danish drama and appearing at the Donmar. Rosamund Urwin talks to Birgitte Hjort Sørensen about politics, power and passion
Published: 08 November 2013
Updated: 12:09, 08 November 2013
Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday had a little extra frisson. A political celebrity was in the House: Birgitte Hjort Sørensen, who plays journalist Katrine Fønsmark in the Danish political thriller Borgen.
Michael Fabricant MP, the nation's other blond and bouffanted Tory, tweeted beforehand: "If I spot her in the gallery, I shall lose control and jump up and blow kisses at her." Thankfully for her, he didn't. Instead, he described PMQs as a "personal disaster" because he didn't see Sørensen.
The 31-year-old often inspires such reactions. She is equally loved by women ("Can she be my friend?" wailed a female colleague when I revealed who I was interviewing) and men ("Could you ask if she's single?" asked a male friend, optimistically). And now that high profile and popularity has enabled her to swap Borgen for the Bard. She'll be playing Virgilia in Coriolanus — one of Shakespeare's bloodiest plays — at the Donmar from December. Tom Hiddleston, heir apparent to Benedict Cumberbatch, is the lead.
Sørensen is pleased to stick with a political theme. "Coriolanus deals with the birth of democracy," she tells me. "And that has been fascinating because I've been talking about politics so much because of Borgen. It's a nice bridge."
Borgen was never expected to be such a hit. Sørensen recalls bosses at Danish state broadcaster DR telling the cast that it should do quite well in Denmark but "don't expect it to travel because it's about Danish politics, who's going to watch it?" The answer was almost one million viewers here — not exactly shabby for a BBC4 drama. "At some point, they must do a Borgen tour in Copenhagen," she jokes. "Like the Sex and the City tour but on bicycles."
I ask Sørensen why she thinks Borgen is so popular. "There's a lot of interest in politics now. Among my friends there's more discussion about politics, politicians, how we govern and should we do anything else?"
Political drama: Birgitte Hjort Sorensen, second from left, plays journalist Katrine Fonsmark in Borgen And why has Britain particularly embraced it? She thinks our foray into coalition politics is part of it but it's more about the characters. "We show their private lives as well as the professional, making them complete human beings. In Denmark, we are not interested in showing perfect people. And in the UK especially, the strong female characters are very popular. I think we might be more equal in Denmark than here."
She highlights the contrasting maternity leave systems, and how mothers feel torn between children and work: "For a lot of women here, it seems like it's a struggle."
But why — if these women are themselves navigating the problems of the work-life balance — do they want to see it on screen too? "For me, art is like a big support group, where you go and meet people who think the same way and you go: 'Okay, I'm not nuts.'"
This will be a struggle for Sørensen's character Katrine in the third and final series, which airs later this month. (Spoiler alert!) Two-and-a-half years have passed and she has had a baby with spin doctor Kasper but they have broken up. Katrine takes over Kasper's role as advisor to Birgitte. Sørensen sees much of herself in Katrine. "She can be rough around the edges but it's thrilling to play a character that is ambitious, strong-willed and has power."
Some critics have called Borgen anti-men. The husband of the Prime Minister protagonist, Birgitte Nyborg, has an affair in the first series, claiming her premiership called into question his masculinity. Does Sørensen think some men are threatened by ambitious women? "It may not be that they are threatened but that all of us are confused about what a man and a woman are supposed to be today. No one really knows the rules any more."
She doesn't see the male characters as weaker, though. "Borgen is more about people struggling than it is about men or women. Adam Price, the head writer, has said it's a feminist project but I've never thought about it that way."
Would she call herself a feminist? A long pause. A little squirming. "I guess it would depend on how we define feminist. I haven't burnt a bra yet."
Why doesn't she embrace the tag? "I guess it's because it still has that ring of being against men to it. But if you're talking about equal opportunities, then absolutely. Maybe the reason I am slightly reluctant to say I am [a feminist] is that I've grown up in a place and time when I've never felt like [gender] was an issue." She pauses and ponders. "Is that true? If you go for an audition, you have a character description, and for the women it's always about being beautiful, sexy. And for the men it's more about the character than how he appears physically. That annoys me."
She recalls doing a short with a student from a film school. "It was about a woman being pursued by herself in her dreams, very arty-farty, and the director said: 'You go to the forest, and we'll get you some trousers to make your ass look great'. And I was like: 'Why?' And he said: 'I've been told by my teachers you should always have the female looking great.' So I guess there is feminist work to be done."
Virgilia in Coriolanus is rather passive — she's known as "the gracious silence". Sørensen says the challenge is to convey emotion with so few words, but she is thrilled at the opportunity. "It's a big dream of mine to do Shakespeare in the original language. Some things get lost in translation."
It suddenly strikes me that Sørensen has almost no trace of a Danish accent. "My vocal coach will be so pleased!" She gives a throaty laugh. So how has she ironed it out? "Pete pit pet pat pot..." She says very deliberately. "Hump-ty Dump-ty sat on a wall."
Sørensen has changed her voice "because it opens up other possibilities". She says a European tinge can limit actresses to "the maid, the stripper, the prostitute". Her accent is clipped English for Blighty, with a US twang for across the Pond.
Since Borgen wrapped, she has made a few trips to Hollywood, looking for agents and managers. The show isn't as big as it is here but it has a following. "The last time I was in LA, I was sitting in the office of a casting director, and her associate came out and went: 'Oh my garrddd — I love your show.'"
A double doctors' daughter, Sørensen realised at 14 she wouldn't be following that path during work experience at her geriatrician mother's hospital. "Being met with that number of people who can no longer go to the bathroom or eat by themselves, it was traumatising. I lived too much with their misery."
But Sørensen decided on acting relatively late, while watching the musical Chicago on a trip to London at 19. "I fell in love with Chicago. It's sexy, self-deprecating, ironic and dirty."
Her first job after drama school in Copenhagen was playing Roxie in the musical. She then moved over to the West End version but suffered from homesickness. She is an Anglophile, though. "I read a lot of the Famous Five as a kid, they're all about having afternoon tea, and solving mysteries."
What does she love about London? "The minute you get off the plane and you get on the escalator in the airport, everyone stands to the right. I'm a big fan of order so I'm all for queuing."
After Coriolanus she'll be back in Denmark to do a musical show. She also has a noir sci-fi film with Antonio Banderas out soon and there's another chance to see her in, er, Midsomer Murders. I suggest her future lies more in Hollywood than in Midsomer, though. "Now is such a good time for me because of Borgen," she acknowledges. "I think it is the time to strike."
Coriolanus opens at the Donmar Warehouse on December 6. The final series of Borgen starts on BBC4 on November 16.
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Need to identify a lovely perennial here in Norfolk, Virginia. It reseeds itself, spreads, and lingers into the late fall. It has rather thick, dark green, alternate spatulate leaves at the base with thin stalks of tiny lovely dark red/purple flowers which look like small beads. Total height is about 18 inches. The "beads" come off the main stalk in alternate arrangements with each bead occupying an end of a fine, hair-like "branch." It is very shallow rooted and the leaves and base are very tender and easily snapped. I was told it was "Jewels of the Nile," but it is not a hosta or the large blue "Jewel of the Nile" I am familiar with. Thank you!
It sounds lovely! If you can upload the photo to Photobucket (or similar) you can use the "HTML code" provided, and just insert it directly into the body of your post.
Good luck, I would love to see it! Your description was fine, BTW. It is nothing I recognize, but you did an excellent job of describing it's taxonomy.
Perhaps it is Jewels of Opar, Talinum paniculatum.
Here is a link that might be useful: Talinum paniculatum
I live in the Tidewater area of southeastern Virginia. I was given a few plants several years ago and it has flourished by re-seeding itself like its cousin, the portulaca. The tiny, bright, dark red "beads" (flowers) look like brilliant fireworks bursts suspended above the dark green leaves. It brightens up the late fall landscape. The seeds are round and dark black, a bit larger than poppy seed.
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Joey's looking a little chubby. Or maybe its the camera that adds the pounds.
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a lot of folks were saying LeBron was sending messages, who's to say Joey isnt doing the same, does the Red Sox have a good farm system?
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The embattled Bentley took the unusual step of making a statement in the legislature to correct the record, saying Monday there was "no deliberate intention" to mislead MPPs.
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"Until they had concluded the second extensive search I was not in a position to speak to what was there and what was not," Bentley told reporters later.
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The opposition parties said Bentley should have let MPPs know another search was underway.
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How beautiful the earth is still,
To thee - how full of happiness!
How little fraught with real ill,
Or unreal phantoms of distress!
How spring can bring thee glory, yet,
And summer win thee to forget
December's sullen time!
Why dost thou hold the treasure fast,
Of youth's delight, when youth is past,
And thou art near thy prime?
When those who were thy own compeers,
Equals in fortune and in years,
Have seen their morning melt in tears,
To clouded, smileless day;
Blest, had they died untried and young,
Before their hearts went wandering wrong,
Poor slaves, subdued by passions strong,
A weak and helpless prey!
" Because, I hoped while they enjoyed,
And, by fulfilment, hope destroyed;
As children hope, with trustful breast,
I waited bliss - and cherished rest.
A thoughtful spirit taught me, soon,
That we must long till life be done;
That every phase of earthly joy
Must always fade, and always cloy:
This I foresaw - and would not chase
The fleeting treacheries;
But, with firm foot and tranquil face,
Held backward from that tempting race,
Gazed o'er the sands the waves efface,
To the enduring seas - ;
There cast my anchor of desire
Deep in unknown eternity;
Nor ever let my spirit tire,
With looking for what is to be!
It is hope's spell that glorifies,
Like youth, to my maturer eyes,
All Nature's million mysteries,
The fearful and the fair -
Hope soothes me in the griefs I know;
She lulls my pain for others' woe,
And makes me strong to undergo
What I am born to bear.
Glad comforter! will I not brave,
Unawed, the darkness of the grave?
Nay, smile to hear Death's billows rave -
Sustained, my guide, by thee?
The more unjust seems present fate,
The more my spirit swells elate,
Strong, in thy strength, to anticipate
Rewarding destiny !"
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Yes, they aren't playing any squash today. It's been rugby rugby rugby all the way.
First Wales knocked up a cricket score against Italy in Rome, and took the lead in the three-way race for the Six Nations. Then Ireland thrashed Scotland and took pole position. Now England and France are playing a mad game at Twickenham. At the moment it's England 48 France 35. How mad is that? It probably won't be enough, but England are giving it a right old go. England need about two more tries, I think, and since France are also scoring tries every so often, even that might not be enough. But. Five minutes to go, and England have just scored another try. 53-35. Bloody hell. This conversion has to go over. Then they have to score another try and convert that. Conversion over. 55-35. It's on. It all has the air of been too frantic and unreal to work. But, maybe.
Trouble is, I've got a terrible headache and bunged-up face, and am in almost no state at all to enjoy it all. Maybe too much Parma ham at Christian Michel's last night? That or the cheap white wine. But, I have most of it on video.
Game nearly over. England need one more try off, basically, the last play of the match.
No. England attacking but France hold out. Whistle. 55-35. Epic fail. But epic in a good way.
Wales were favourites after their big win in Rome, but they now have to make do with the bronze. Ireland win it. England second. A great day.
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Incoming from 6k, with apologies for taking so long to post it:
Re your Bayeux Tapestry post, please find attached a 500x18px copy of that very wide/long (9917px) version on the site you linked to.
Would a photo thinned to 18px in height be a record for BrianMicklethwaitDotCom?
For some idiot reason, when I first came across the big image, sideways scrollable, at that site liked to above, I couldn't seem to manage to download the image, and gave up, hence my request. All I got was the entire page. Just now I tried it again, and succeeded at once. That kind of thing often happens with me. 6K mentioned a resizing site. But of course, resizing images is something I do all the time, with my regular photoshop-clone. My problem was not having the image file in the first place. (I now realise that I did download the image, several times. I just didn't realise where it had gone. That also happens to me a lot.)
6k also mentions another Bayeux Tapestry sighting he recently made, of bits of it redone with Lego.
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One of the many pleasures of visiting my friends in Quimper, i.e. Goddaughter 2 and her family, is their cat, who is called Caesar. Is? Alas: was. When I said goodbye to Caesar before coming back home last January, I feared that I'd not be seeing him again, and so it has proved, all too quickly. A few days ago his faltering liver finally gave out completely, and to spare him more grief and pain he was put to sleep.
I took no photos of Caesar when I visited for the New Year, but took several last August, when I last visited. Here is one of those pictures:
I took that at the same time I took the two photos of Caesar in this earlier posting. If you try, you can imagine from that picture that Caesar has only two legs and is standing upright. Not that you'd want to.
He is and will continue to be much missed.
Last night, seeking to illustrate a point made in the previous posting about how things on the ground look like toys, when viewed from an airplane, I failed to find any pictures of my own to illustrate the point, but I did come across this:
Triple Chess!!! I did not know that such a thing existed, as a serious thing, until last night.
I took this photo in 2008, but it was one of those photos that I took and then instantly forgot about. Then, later, when looking through the photos I took, I skipped straight over this one and concentrated on others taken at the same time, so I did not actually learn of the existence of Triple Chess, in 2008, when I photoed it, even though I had just photoed it.
Also in this photo is another strange contrivance: the Four Wheeled Pedal Board. How the hell does that work? Judging by the absence of any feedback at the other end of that link, the Four Wheeled Pedal Board never caught on. Perhaps because nobody else could see how it worked either. And perhaps also because it actually did not work? "How far", asks the box, "can you go without falling off?" I'm guessing that for most the answer was: not very far at all.
Despite the instructions for the Four Wheeled Pedal Board being in English, this photo of stuff in a shop window was taken in France, in Quimper, a city which regulars here will know that I often visit.
And look, there is a website. Does the fact that this Four Wheeled Pedal Board seems to be an Anglo invention reflect the continuing interest of Anglo culture in pointless gadgets, in mucking about instead of doing serious things? Because in Angloland we think that mucking about can lead to serious things? Perhaps.
Some might seize on all this as illustrating the fact that photography is a substitute for really looking at things. I photoed it, but I didn't actually look at it! But, I am looking at it now. And, do people who do not take photos look carefully at everything that they see? Of course not. The real problem with photography (as I recall mentioning in this talk I recently gave about photography) is not that you don't look at things, but that you are liable to spend your entire life looking at things and never doing anything else.
Note also the red, white and blue accordion, bottom right. Confirmation of the Anglophile inclinations of this shop? Well, no, because the French are also big on red, white and blueness, aren't they?
Adverts can be very revealing:
I spotted this advert at a bus stop in Quimper, Brittany, on January 2nd.
The point is, this is not Paris. Quimper is a provincial French city rather than a big French city. So this really got my attention.
More fun being had with the Union Jack there.
At that demo a week ago today, there were, of course, and abundance of smartphones being used to soak up snaps:
And there were tablets being used as well:
But more intriguingly, and this was a first for me, I saw smartphones …:
… and tablets …:
… being used actually to demonstrate. And as you can see, I wasn't the only one who was interested.
I'm not sure what this means. I simply note that it was happening.
Here, as promised, is a big clutch of photos of signs that I took at the Trafalgar Square demo yesterday. If you want to, click on a square to get the original photo. The squares have, in quite a few cases been fiddled out with to make them a bit clearer, but the originals you'll get to with clicking are exactly as taken.
There were, of course, lots of signs (including many mobile phones and at least one tablet) saying "I AM CHARLIE", in fact you can see quite a few such if you do some clicking. But, here are all the signs I photographed that said something else as well, or instead:
Of all of these, my two favourites are "Team Civilization", and "Down With The Tyranny of The Offended" (in French). But demos are at least as much about quantity as quality, and I trust the sheer number of signs shown here (there were plenty more that I didn't get to photo) makes the bigger point. There were a lot of people turning out to denounce these horrible attacks.
Even the rather or almost completely illegible signs are an encouragement, I think, because what these signs tell us is that quite a few people were present, and feeling strongly enough about it to want to wave a sign, who had never been anywhere near such a demo ever before.
Feel free to reproduce any of these images at will, with or without attribution. If you'd like bigger versions of any of the pictures, my email can be found here, top left, where it says "Contact".
Spent the middle of the day at the demo, taking my usual excessive number of pictures, and then the evening trying to divide them up into clumps to show here, or somewhere.
My main impression was that this was a real demo, rather than some faked up exercise in pretending to be angry about some bit of bad economic or political news that some bunch of people have just been hit by, but not very hard, with lots of identical signs all printed out by the same dubious Marxist agitprop organisation, and then afterwards lots of moaning about how the evil Mass Media paid no attention. There were a lot of people there:
Not surprisingly, there were a lot of French people present, what with London now containing so many French people. Also not surprisingly, the average age of those present was young, what with there being so many young French people in London.
My thanks to Goddaughter 2, now back in London, who told me that she and a friend were going to attend. Had she not done this, I would only have twigged that it was happening when it started happening and I saw it on the telly.
I have in mind, Real Soon Now, to be posting a clump of pictures of the signs and pictures that people were holding up, along the lines of these photos, that I took of a much smaller demo in London a while back, including the one above, and also including this one, which I especially like:
My immediate reaction to the Paris brouhaha was not: "I am Charlie Hebdo!" It was to take another crack at reading the Quran, to check if it really is as obnoxious as I remember it being the first time around. So far, it is, even more than I remember.
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Deceiving the eyes of Paris
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427 commercial properties to let found
£212,352 pa
26,543 sq ft
Light Industrial to rent Harrington Road, Liverpool, L3 4BH
- Historic Character
- Modern Industrial Space
- Roller shutter door
- Car parking
The property forms part of a TERRACE of industrial units created from the REFURBISHMENT of red brick dock warehouses to provide MODERN industrial space with some HISTORIC CHARACTER. More details ›
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£21,777 pa
3,110 sq ft
Office to rent 26 Faraday Wavertree Technology Park, Wavertree, L7 9PF
- Landscaped Areas
- Vehicular access
- Parking bays
- Steel framed units
Wavertree Technology Park comprises SINGLE STOREY parades of pavilion-style office units with LANDSCAPED areas and PARKING BAYS with controlled VEHICULAR ACCESS and CCTV cameras. More details ›
1,048 sq ft
Office to rent St Hughs, Stanley Road, Liverpool, L20
St Hugh's is a 6 storey office building is LOCATED in the office quarter of Bootle, just a 2 minute walk from several convenient transport links and AMENITIES in Bootle town centre. Externally the building has been transformed with new paving, street furniture and planted trees. More details ›
£276 pcm
474 sq ft
Office to rent Cotton Exchange, Bixteth Street, Liverpool, L3
Cotton Exchange is one of Liverpools WELL-LOVED AND ICONIC BUILDINGS in the city centre and one of the GREAT ATTRACTIONS of the building is its character and history. The building has been REFURBISHED with a brand new STUNNING RECEPTION ENTRANCE opening onto Bixteth Street. More details ›
200,000 sq ft
Warehouse to rent The Edge, Edge Lane Retail Park, Edge Hill, Liverpool, L13
The whole site BENEFITS from being fully FENCED. The alarm system and CCTV system may be available. Amenities include strip lighting, gas fired hot air blowers and high level sprinkler. LOADING is provided via 8 tailgate/dock LOADING DOORS. Externally there is a massive concreted YARD and CAR PARK. More details ›
33,387 sq ft
Office to rent Graeme House, Derby Square, Liverpool, L2
Graeme House is an imposing L SHAPED OFFICE BUILDING undergoing a major transformation to provide a new, flexible office destination. A prominent retail unit is also available, with potential for expansion and new frontage. The offices are available FULLY REFURBISHED with comfort cooling. More details ›
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£420,000 pa
20,000 sq ft
Office to rent 3rd Floor, Building 12, Princes Dock, Liverpool, L3
Princes Dock at Liverpool Waters, No.12 is a STRIKING five storey Grade A office building located on the WATERFRONT of the River Mersey with EXCELLENT transport links to Liverpool city centre. More details ›
£360,000 pa
33,387 sq ft
Office to rent Graeme House, Derby Square, Liverpool, L2
Office suites suite to let with NATURAL LIGHT on both sides, comfort cooling, perimeter trunking, LARGE KITCHEN and showers. Currently part (2nd floor) refurbished, available as is or fully refurbished or fitted out to an occupiers requirements. More details ›
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87,650 sq ft
Distribution Warehouse to rent Charleywood Point, Charleywood Road, Knowsley Industrial Park, Liverpool, L33
The property COMPRISES a steel portal frame distribution warehouse with ancillary OFFICES, large front yard and SECURITY and two employee/ visitor CAR PARKS, all set within a SECURE site. The area BENEFITS from the excellent MOTORWAY connections. More details ›
110,000 sq ft
Warehouse to rent The Edge 1, Edge Lane Retail Park, Edge Hill, Liverpool, L13
Amenities include strip lighting, gas fired hot air blowers and high level sprinkler. LOADING is provided via 8 tailgate/dock LOADING DOORS. Externally there is a massive concreted YARD and CAR PARK. The whole site BENEFITS from being fully FENCED. The alarm system and CCTV system may be available. More details ›
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