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Bella is married...for now...and starts a new job at a local bank. Edward Cullen is a ruthless overachiever that will stop at nothing to get what he wants. Their two worlds collide...will she be able to soften his hardened heart? Eventual Canon couples...AH!!! A bit OOC.
They have everything they ever dreamed of: a great house, vast amounts of money, everything said money can buy, a family that they adore and adores them, people who would do absolutely anything for them - whether they want to or not - and the shared desire to be the most feared and powerful family in their town and the towns surrounding it.
Their name is Cullen, crime is their business and family is their life.
There's just one problem: when you're at the top, there's always someone who'd like to knock you down.
Welcome to their world; make yourself at home.
We all must applauded JayJayHale for making the fabulous banner.
Rated for the over use of the 'F' word and many other words that can be referred to by initial. Also there happens to be quite a lot of violence and references to things little children should not know about. Oh yeah, let's not forget the vast amount of law-breaking.
*The Family is temporarily on hold, I do hope to continue with it at some point, but I have no free time to do so at the moment. I'm very sorry about this.*
Edward Cullen and Bella Swan have been married for three years and are on their way to Seattle, Washington to commence Alice Cullen and Jasper Whitlock's upcoming wedding. It is going to be a momentous occasion filled with family togetherness and heartwarming love.
The only problem is that Edward and Bella have been separated for three months, can't stand each other, and—oh yeah—their family has no idea.
Isabella Swan is an independent, successful and intelligent woman. She has confidence and grace, well most of the time. She believes she doesn't need a man to feel complete. The only problem is that her mother and other people disagree with her and cannot stop fixing her up on blind dates with total losers. What's a girl to do?
Well, what happens if she meets the right guy but at the wrong moment? Will this give her another reason to add to her aversion to relationships. Will the right guy help her change or will he make it worse. Watch and you will see the crazy romance adventures of Ms. Isabella Swan.
Bella is a 25 year old Editor's assistant in New York City. She has been a casual observer in life, never really actively participating in it.
Edward is a 25 year old tattoo artist who enters Bella's life and knocks it off its hinges.
Will Edward be able to open Bella up to life and all it has to offer, or will she shut him out and return to watching the world happen around her?
(Thanks to Shug for the AWESOME banner!!)
The Holocaust. They told us never to forget, and we promised always to remember. But like everything else, it is locked away, and slowly forgotten. The over-population of the Earth is now a high priority. The situation is critical and it seems like the extermination and genocide of human beings is the only "logical" answer to survival. The shadow of another Holocaust is on the horizon. Edward a confused & troubled military conformant is pressed into doing what is considered "right" and following his heart, knowing that they both would ultimately lead to his demise.
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When Bella moves to Forks, she's surprised that there's someone living in the house across from hers... and even more so that her window faces directing into someone else's! Will these two window buddies be able to get over their naivity and shyness to discover that they're meant to be? AU, AH BxE all the way... enjoy!
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After a five year battle for her life, it seems the odds have dealt Bella a different card. With daily trips to a coffee shop, see how her life intertwines with unsuspecting individuals on a journey of self-evaluation and new found love. AU-AH B/E Rated NC-17 to be on the safe side.
What if the shoe was on the other foot?
What if Bella was a Cullen, and Edward a mere human?
Bella Cullen has been living with her vampire family in a small town in Washington state for nearly four years - since she bridged the divide being life and undeath.
When a slip in judgment forces the Cullens to move to Chicago, she finds herself juxtaposed with Edward Masen: impossibly beautiful, impossibly tempting, impossibly human.
How would Twilight have played out if everything was backwards?
*Rated for potty mouths and lemons.
Canon pairings, even in the most alternate of alternate universes.
Mild to moderately OOC for Edward and Bella, switching things around really messed them up.
SM owns, I pepper in the debauchery.
Mkystich is taking over my page with all her banners. She's delicious.
Childhood pipe-dreams & promises... When Bella's Mother relocates them away from her best friend, her heart is left hanging by a thread. 16 Years later when fate steps in, will the world famous, Teddy Masen remember where his heart belongs?
A romantic love story, with a few laughs and zesty lemons thrown in for good measure!
Bella is left in a world of darkness after Edward leaves her. But just when things start to look bright again, weird things begin to happen. She wonders who could be the cause, knowing only one person could-Edward. But why after he promised to leave forever? An AU version of New Moon starting during her "blank page" period.
With medical bills, school bills, not to mention rent, piling up, Bella looks for a way to dig herself out of debt. Rose tells her about a new business she's gotten into. Bella tries her hand at the business, and ends up paired with Dr. Edward Cullen. But can she separate business and pleasure?
Here's a link to the thread. We'd love to hear your thoughts! http://www.twilighted.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=5822
Edward seeks out the counsel of his father and brothers after agreeing to be with Bella after their wedding. What will Edward do with that advise and how will he and Bella prepare for their upcoming wedding night.
Thanks to Anne Cullen for this beautiful banner.
In the wake of his divorce from Tanya, Edward's life spirals downward into failure and depression. Even his music has abandoned him. Without love or music, he starts to wonder if there's any reason to go on. Then he meets a troubled young woman who seems to understand what he's going through. Life has stolen all hope from these two lost souls, but can they find in each other a reason to live?
Inspired by the Conway Twitty song "Saturday Night Special." You can read the lyrics and hear the song here: http://tinyurl.com/yjen8cp
And many, many thanks to Christine30947 (http://tinyurl.com/yfxbszp) for the wonderful banner!
Edward and the gang are college age and heading to Key West for summer jobs. Excitement, laughs and romance abound. Rated NC-17 for adult situations/lemonade. AH, some OOC moments, canon pairing. Give it a chance and enjoy!
Bella and Edward are highschool sweethearts until Edward's family is forced to move away during their senior year. Bella has been changed in life altering ways. Years later, Edward finally finds her but she's not the same. What is she hiding? Will they ever trust each other again? Can they get back on the road to their happily ever after?
"To see what I have seen, see what I see…" The words flowed like honey from his lips, and in just as brief of a breath, he was gone. The bell above the Record store's door chimed and Bella saw the flash of bronze fly past the window. "He's a Cullen, Bella. You can never…"
Banner made by RainerNight.
Set during New Moon. Bella didn't jump. But a vision from Alice sends the Cullens running back to Forks. What if Bella wasn't the only one who fell apart when she lost the love of her life? What if Edward couldn't handle being apart? What if he fell? How far could he fall? Who committed the murders at the Swan residence and what happened to Charlie? Just how bad can it get?
Read and find out!
Thanks to the amazingly talented Anne Cullen for the Banner.
Bella is unlucky in love and has been set up on one bad blind date after another by Alice and Rose. She finally agrees to one last blind date with Edward Cullen, but is this going to be the worst blind date yet? Rated NC-17 for language and sexual content.
Thank you to ms_ambrosia for the amazing banner.
Junior Raymond Kulp, star pitcher of the Forks High baseball team, finds himself drawn to the new student much like everybody else. But since he has himself a girlfriend, he discreetly observes the Police Chief's daughter from afar. It is during this first year that he notices the developing relationship between Bella Swan and the mysterious Edward Cullen - and how this isn't the normal run of the mill relationship.
Come join Ray as he witnesses events throughout his junior and senior year that strike him as extraordinary, while he observes Bella Swan and the entire Cullen family.
This tale is canon
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Some of the reviews...
"This was so well written and so damn sweet. I don't know where you came up with the idea, but it was truly an excellent read." jessicasheehan
"Great story. You captured all the main points, was in line with canon and still introduce a wonderful plotline which I enjoyed through the eyes of Ray." Queendel
"I liked the way you ended this. I can see how seeing a relationship like Bella and Edward's and watching it as closely as Ray did would affect his life. I think that it is a believeable ending and am impressed with the way you carried it through. I think that this was a unique perspective on the story that we all know and love and you did it justice. Great Job!" Jen (javamomma0921)
"Um, wow. I loved this! Like you, I guess I've always wondered what Bella and Edward appeared to be from an outsider's perspective. You nailed it!" starry19
"I'm so glad you wrote this. Not only was it great, but it's one of my favorite angles to see characters we know from a stranger's POV. So I did a little happy dance in front of my computer (earning me a weird look from my dog) when I saw your story. Thanks!" TheCelticOne
"I absolutely love this story. And views of their relationship from afar. I'm always trying to look for stories like these and jumped to the opportunity of reading this one. Plus the length!? It was like an early Christmas present. You're writing is wonderful; especially how you weave your characters through it. And in the 3 chapters you have, you have more personality in all the characters than most people with 50 chapters!" Fleury's Apprentice
Bella Swan was planning her latest heist in the art world. A sixty million dollar Picasso hung on the wall of one of the richest men in the world... he is the only person standing between her and a vast fortune.
Along with her team of artisans, Bella has six weeks to finalise details of the operation, and familiarise herself with the movements of the infamous Edward Masen.
Nominated story at The Indie Awards
What if Edward wasn't strong enough to resist the temptation of Bella's blood, the first time they met? What if, instead of leaving, he changed his mind and went to her house to kill her?
What if Alice got to them in time to stop him, but not in time to keep Bella human?
Rated NC-17 for probable violence and smut in later chapters. I'm pretty sure it will end up E/B, but might take a long while to get there.
Bella and Edward are "buddies" and while Bella wants more, Edward pulls away every time she tries to make things more official. Then one evening, she meets a tall, dark, handsome man out in a club, and he promises her everything she always wanted. Will Bella take it, even if it's not with the person she thought it would be with? And what will Edward do when his friend is suddenly no longer available?
Probably around New Moon/Eclipse; no exact time period, but definitely not too late in the story.
Fluffy Bella/Edward moments, but this story becomes serious and violent when Jacob rapes Bella after she decides to talk to him about her and Edward.
warning: Sexual assault in first chapter.
Bella, has spent her life hating and loving the arrogant Edward Cullen. When she returns to Forks after ten years, will she fall for Dr Black, or will Edward see that he wants her to have a change of heart?
Thanks to heatherdawnc for her amazing banner work.
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February 15th, 2000
The History Channel, a cable network devoted to history, has a program called History's Lost & Found. This show tracks down interesting objects from history and traces their path from where they started to where they are now. Last night's showing featured a segment on the original Apple I computer. The episode originally debuted on Friday, February 11th of this year.
The Apple I was the computer developed by Steve Wozniak and sold by Steve Jobs to a local hobbyist shop in the late 70's. The program interviewed Mr. Wozniak (and showed pictures of Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs together) and featured lots of footage from that interview.
For those who want the scoop, this is a brief version according to History's Lost & Found: Steve Wozniak wanted to donate one of the Apple I computers the nascent company owned to a local education effort. Steve Jobs didn't think they could afford it, so Mr. Wozniak bought the unit to give away. According to Mr. Wozniak, the machine he actually ended up giving away was the very first Apple I built. The computer was "used" for a while by the children in the program until it was replaced by some Apple IIs after they were released. It was then relegated to a basement where it has stayed safely since.
You can find more information on History's Lost & Found at the History Channel.
The Mac Observer Spin: It's good to see Steve Wozniak get a tiny bit of the enormous recognition he deserves. Some of you may have seen this episode of History's Lost & Found, but we recommend it for everyone. Not only is it informative, it is entertaining and invokes a feeling of nostalgia for many.
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Good food near West Chester University Thanks! Any good lunch spots in town? |
Good food near West Chester University We'll be visiting WCU a couple of times and would love recs for good food. Any suggestions? |
Harvest Restaurant Group - Grato, Huntley Tavern, Roots, Tabor Road Tavern, 3 West + others I've been to Huntley, 3 West and Trap Rock and each a few times. While it is easy to find some fault at each meal at each restaurant, they happen to be nice spaces with a nice vibe and nice bars in towns that don't have a huge amount to rave about. That said, at each of the restaurants the bar menu is usually available in the dining rooms but I definitely prefer the bar areas and the deck or patio areas best. I've had very tasty salads (sometimes way over seasoned), good burgers (sometimes over cooked), very good hangar steak, good sandwiches at lunch and excellent drinks. The drink part is touchy though...prices are rediculously high. We frequent the restaurants for dinner with friends and largely stick to the bar menus. For our taste, it's a much nicer atmosphere than other places where you can have comparable type fare. So, on a sumer night the deck at Huntley or the patio at Trap Rock are nice places to have simple fare and a glass of wine with friends. We don't know of other places that are at all comparable. |
Had a very disappointing meal at Basilico last week and that's putting it nicely. A grilled sardine special tasted extremely fishy and did not sit well. The worst part was that they did not sit well for several days. I'd try La Campagna and while I don't like the space, Semolina's food is very good. |
Recs near Harvard square for Dinner. $$ Inexpensive to Moderate. Will be in Boston a few weekends in February - College Track meets! Watching all that running will make me hungry :) I'm Staying at the Doubletree across the Charles from Harvard and looking for good food nearby (we'll have a car) |
Where is the Santa Monica Farmers Market? |
We love L&B squares and travel periodically from NJ to bring home 1/2 sheets of 18 squares. They last no more than a day with our kids home. |
Suggestions for Grazing with 2 Teen Girls in LA What about Taco places? RFT? |
Suggestions for Grazing with 2 Teen Girls in LA Any great bakery recs also welcome. |
Suggestions for Grazing with 2 Teen Girls in LA Is Dukes the "Old Hollywood" place that I've heard of? |
Suggestions for Grazing with 2 Teen Girls in LA What's an Izakaya? Sounds like others like this too. |
Suggestions for Grazing with 2 Teen Girls in LA Don't know about the scene.. but they'd love the menu! Thanks |
Suggestions for Grazing with 2 Teen Girls in LA Thanks for the suggestions...what's Loteria? I'm not familiar. |
Suggestions for Grazing with 2 Teen Girls in LA I'll be in LA (staying in Santa Monica) with 2 teenage girls for 5 days. I'm a bit of a foodie and want good eats for all. Modest budget, no pomp except if they can see some celebs :)Burgers, Asian, and everything in between. I'm open to all suggestions! |
Looks like we may stay at the new Westin (great opening deals) near Old Montreal. Does that change any of the recs? |
Will definitely check some out. Thanks for the suggestions. |
I'll be bringing my 18 yo son and friend to the jazz fest for a few days in early July. We'll be staying at Sofitel and would like reccomendations for good eats at reasonalble prices ($15-$30 pp)anywhere in between and definitely near the place des arts. We'll need breakfast, lunch and dinner spots. Thanks |


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Ok, so my horse now officially has a fractured fetlock. What else that is showing on the xrays is undetermined. My horse was lame for 2 months without being checked out because some days he would be really lame, and then he would be better. And I was gone inbetween too, and the others just fed him and made sure he was ok.
Anyhow, now 2 weeks ago, xrays proved he has a fracture on his front right long pastern bone. The vets are not sure how it happened. They really can't think of anything I do with him that could cause it. As I said, a specialist is looking at them, trying to figure out exactly what is wrong, and the reason for the many bony growths (on both front legs).
My horse has now been sentenced to 6 months pasture rest. And he has to lose some weight. He's the kind of horse I would feed lots of grain and ride him tons, and he would be a good weight. But when you cut the grain down to like nothing, now that he is out of use, and no exercise because he can no longer go swimming in the pitts because it is too cold, and he is not supposed to be exercised (lunging, riding, etc)
What can I do for him? What can I do to make him more comfortable? He does not have access to a stall at any time, unless really needed. I live on a dairy farm. If need be, I can move him in with the cows into a stall, where he would be fine, but really it is in use by a different cow. If he were to move into the barn, that cow would be put outside, because she can not get up in a tie stall very well because she is old. He does have a run in shelter, corral, and 2 pastures that are right now combined. He has about 5 acres to graze. He has one pasture mate, my other horse.
And he gets really bored. He is A LOT more work now, because he is soo troublesome. He is normally a really well behaved horse, you can't do anything to phase him. But now he freaks at anything and has reared up on me 2 times in the last 3 weeks. HE HAS NEVER DONE THIS BEFORE!!! This is just bad behaviour because he is not being worked. He does get like this when he is out to pasture. Is there anything I can do to work his mind, but not him physically?????? He knows many tricks too. Thanks!


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Irritability, suspicion, overwork, rudeness, attitude and a few thousand pounds of steel capable of great speed. Sounds like a prescription for potential disaster, and it is--increasingly so, according to a new report from the American Automobile Association Foundation for Traffic Safety.
In the report, the AAA concludes that "road rage" is on the rise and likely to get worse before it gets any better. Aggressive driving incidents have grown by about 7 percent a year during the '90s, according to the study, an increase of some 60 percent since the start of the decade.
"People have been shot because they drove too slowly or played the radio too loud," said David K. Willis, the president of the AAA Foundation. Yet this is only the small tip of a very large iceberg. For every aggressive driving incident serious enough to result in a police report or newspaper article, there are hundreds of thousands more which never get reported to the authorities.
AAA tells us that the many incidents involve nearly every kind of person in society. Sure, most are male and most are relatively young, filled with the simmering low-grade "attitude" that seems to pass for intellect in some circles. But such sensitive characters are not alone out there with their rage. Hundreds of others are successful men and women, AAA says.
Over the six years covered by the study, a total of 12,828 people were injured or killed as the result of aggressive driving, mostly involving incredibly trivial incidents. Cutting off another car, going slowly, flipping someone off, playing loud music, honking the horn, tailgating, failure to use a turn signal--the list reads like a catalogue of behavior from Morons R Us.
But I know how it happens. After a morning of small slights, I've gotten plenty steamed at some anonymous asshole who grabs a parking space or refuses to ratchet his freeway speed to accommodate me. Fortunately, I usually calm down before I do something truly stupid, but I can see how it happens. I think most of us can.
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I frequently use $.merge to remove duplicate elements in arrays. Before upgrading to 1.1.3, this worked perfectly on my URIencoded strings. Now it misses most (but not all) of the duplicates, and I get arrays with numerous consecutive duplicates values, as well as scattered ones. Example: $.merge(this.optionItems, this.searchObj.targets[i][plugin.field].split(","));
Returning the result of $.merge into the target array (this.optionItems) makes no difference.
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@Raze: This is correct. In 1.1.3 we switched to a two method system. $.merge() combines arrays (that is it, doesn't remove duplicates) and $.unique() removed duplicates. We found this to be much faster, since you could merge many arrays then do a single unique operation on them. Hope this helps!


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New York Chocolate, Dessert and Wine TourSavor the Sweetness of the Big Apple on this Desert Tasting Tour
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Indulge in the decadent tastes of Manhattan's Upper West Side or SoHo and NoLIta Downtown neighborhoods during a two and a half hour Chocolate, Desserts and Wine Tasting Tour of New York. You and your guest may choose to stroll through either of these iconic New York City areas as you sample sweet bites from the best confectionaries in town! The fun beings when you meet your friendly Guide who will lead you and the rest of the group on a deliciously rich Culinary Adventure filled with unique dessert eateries and specialty shops. Tasty samples along this delicious tour may include chocolate truffles, crunchy, gooey fresh baked cookies, decadent pastries, European cheeses, handmade candy, a selection of fine wines from around the globe, and more mouth-watering morsels! No matter which tasty Tour you choose, you will be in for a treat! So whether you are looking for the best way to spend a Saturday or Sunday afternoon, the best confections in the Big Apple or the perfect unique gift, this Chocolate, Dessert and Wine Tasting Tour of New York is the ticket! Who Guests
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Weather What to wear Additional Information Unfortunately, due to the nature of the experience no substitutions can be made. Tastings and locations visited on the Tour are subject to change. Price includes Gratuity for your Guide. ITEM/SKU NUMBER XD-1302-004 Cancellation Policy Xperience Certificates® cannot be exchanged once a reservation for the experience has been made. |
I enjoyed the tour very much. Our guide Wendy was wonderful!!!! I DID NOT enjoy Zabars at all. I feel it could be taken out of the tour all together and actually lowered the classiness of your delightful tour. I did enjoyed each and every other stop though. I also would like to suggest one other thing. Perhaps to space out the dessert stops a little more. There was a large lag of time between food stops and then several all at the end at once. Otherwise it was a very nice day with lots of yummy treats and fun facts! Thank you :)
- randi rose-pavese - upper west side
The tour was fun,the guide was nice and friendly but there should have been at least 2 wine stops and less sweets, especially concentrated so close together at the end of the tour. There was a lot of unnecessary walking and the stops could have been spread out better.
- Darleorothy - New York
The guide was very nice, but the information she gave out about New York City was largely grossly inaccurate, including dates of famous people and histories of places. We are lucky that we are New Yorkers and able to walk quickly, since she led the tour at a rapid pace on a 93 degree afternoon. I can imagine that many people would find it uncomfortable to keep up. The desserts were good, but the amount of concentrated sugar was overwhelming. We would have preferred more wine and less sugar.
- Pamela and Allan Jacobs - Brooklyn, NY
Great tour! Enjoyed it very much.
- Leilani - NYC - NoHo
I enjoyed this tour, as I had never walked around that area of Manhattan before. Our tour guide Dan was very friendly and took the time to give us some interesting facts before, and during the tour. All of the deserts were delicious. I especially loved the cookies and cream puffs... The wine tasting was also very nice, it was the second place we visited on the tour. The only thing I would suggest is that each participant be given a small bottled water to wash down the treats and clean their palates. I think that we would have enjoyed the treats a little better if we had something to wash them down with.Other than that it was a very nice tour.
- Theresa Polichetti - Upper West Side
The samples in the tour were great! Best stop was levain bakery with the gooey walnut chocolate chip cookie!!! The tour length was just enough. The tour guide was knowledgable although I think he could've kept us engaged throughout the entire tour including walking to the stops and not just at the stops. Overall it was great.
- Tanya - New Jersey
I enjoyed the tour, however, it was predominantly cookies and pastry. I would have liked more wine tasting included.
- Rosa DelGiudice - New Jersey
We tasted food and wine that we never would have on our own. The tour was educational we would recommend to others.
- Kurt Bolin - CT
My husband and I enjoyed ourselves very much. Dan our tour guide was very knowledgeable about the city's history and places we visited. The pastries and wine were delicious. The tour was 2 hours which was perfect amount of time. The group was small 3 couples who were also very nice. I would definitely recommend this tour to others. My husband and I are thinking about taking a different tour we liked it so much. Great experience.
- Kristen McGrath - Rockland County
The tour was excellent and the guide was very knowledgeable.
- Goutam Chakraborty - New York
Such fun! Delicious! Great tour guide.... nformative. Perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon.
- Julie Kaplan - UWS
Great day with good weather and nice people with good tour guide. Good food, but more pastries than chocolate and only 1 stop for wine - and it was white wine - which is fine except it is supposed to be wine and chocolate! Would have liked to have seen a wine and chocolate pairing. It was more of a dessert tour than a wine and chocolate tour.
- Tamra - New Jersey
Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. It was a very informative tour. We did enjoy the selections we tasted but we wish the cookie portions were larger. The wine tasting was also disappointing. The salesperson was exceptionally well versed and informed but the wine selection offered was rather on the lower end in quality. My husband and I were expecting better. We also would have appreciated being able to select from a few varieties of chocolates and desserts rather than the choice being made for us. Overall, the tour was enjoyable.
- Cible Mathulla Parayil - Upper West Side
Fun, informative and delicious. Impressed by the selection.
- Tom - Upper West Side
Dan was an excellent guide, he was friendly and knowledgeable plus he did not rush us. The samples were quite tasty as well as just the right size. Your sweet tooth will be more than satisfied, as the sweet treats outweigh the wine tasting. Overall,we enjoyed the tour.
- Carla & Mark - Bronx, NY
We lucked out with an un-seasonally warm November afternoon for the tour, which was great, because a few of the stops kept us outside in order to do the tastings. Lots of desserts and a little bit of wine is the best way to describe this tour, so if you are a sweet tooth, this is the thing for you!Wonderful size portions of everything, and a bit of history in between. Overall a great way to see the city in a different light!
- Margaret - New York, NY
This was a GREAT tour! The samples were more than generous, extrememly delicious and the wine and chocolate stops were fairly equal. an over all wonderfull experience I would recommend to anyone!
- Bill - Poughkeepsie, NY
It was really great, Jonathon was an awesome guide.
- Grace Verasco - Upper West Side
The tour guidewasvery informative, beautiful dayand good experience. Will Def. go on another tour with them. Good food and drinks, the tea shop was the best.
- Jennifer Adornetto - Bronx
Had a great time though it should be called Chocolate and Wine as there was very little wine involved. Jonathon our guide was very informative and quite enjoyable as where all the food stops along the way.
- Michael L - UPPER WEST SIDE
What fun this tour was for an afternoon in the city! The old and new world chocolates were a delight. The additional pastries and desserts were delicious. Jonathon our tour guide was knowledgeable making this a really fun tour. The grand finale was the wine tasting, the education about wine was well worth the wait on the tour.
- Frank & Sue Dillahey - New York City
We had a great time. The tour was given to me has a Birthday gift, My husband and I are in the city alot, yet all the stops were new to us. What a great way to explore the city. Johnathon, was a terrific guide, and very informative.
- Margaret Muller - Manhattan
Thoroughly disappointing for a wine and chocolate tour. This experience led us to only one wine store (last stop) where we tried two sips of wine. Either add more wine stops or change the name of the experience. The only reason I even give it two stars was because our guide was knowledgeable and friendly.
- Nick - NYC
The chocolates and the food was outstanding highlighted some places I never would've gone to, but now definitely will visit again. Only gripe is the title as 'wine and chocolate tour'. I was anticipating pairings of chocolate and wine instead it was only a small taste test in one wine shop at the end of the tour. But overall, a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Jonathon was an excellent tour guide.
- Anthony - Long Island
I had a wonderful time touring NY City's many dessert shops & oldest winery on this tour. It's a great opportunity to bond with your friend, meet new people and stuff your face.
- Vanessa Lee - NYC
Fun and tasty Sunday afternoon. Chocolate, pastries, wine and a very informative tour guide equals a great experience!
- Chrissy - NYC
It was a fun experience and a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon. It is something we would not have done on our own. Nicole was friendly and informative.
- Claudia - Upper West Side NYC
It was a very nice experience we learned alot and ate plenty. The only complaint I would have is that we went to one Wine Store and only did White Wine. I wish they would have offered a red but other than that it was nice.
- Guillermo - Upper West Side, NYC
We stopped at two wine stores for white wine only and received 1 small piece of chocolate at each store. Other stops included a pizza shop, and two bakeries.
- Jim - NYC west side
Should be called perfect experience. My wife and I spend alot of time in the city and the tour made for one of the best days to date. Guide was informative and the wine and treats incredible. Plan to work our way through the whole list of experience tours.
- Albert Della Fave - Upper West Side
Wonderful location and delicious treats, Our guide, Nicole was very informative and fun.
- Margi Groh - Upper West Side, NYC
This tour was really great, informative, and delicious. A very nice way to spend a spring afternoon. And Nicole was awesome!
- Foodie2 - NYC
My boyfriend and I really enjoyed ourselves. Nicole was an excellent guide. She made it feel more like a a fun and extremely knowledgeable friend was taking you around to their favorite spots than a formal tour and she tried to pick things to suit our tastes. Highly recommend!
- Krisja - Chocolate & Wine Fan - NYC
My girlfriend and I had an incredible time. Our tour guide, Nicole, was absolutely wonderful and so knowledgeable. Such a fun way to spend an afternoon with some delicious food and good conversation. Thanks!
- Jack N. - New York
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Former U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates expressed near-despair over the dysfunctional state of the federal government during a Bellingham (Wash.) City Club lecture Wednesday, March 26.
Gates, who served as defense secretary for both George W. Bush and Barack Obama, said he had behind-the-scenes clashes with both chief executives, but he was more critical of Obama.
Gates, who now lives in Skagit County, noted that he served during the second half of Bush's second term, when re-election was not part of the White House agenda. But he served in the first part of Obama's tenure, and found to his displeasure that re-election was a preoccupation and political considerations were never left out of defense and foreign policy discussions.
Top Obama staffers also tended to meddle in military operations in a way that Gates found inappropriate.
But ultimately, Gates said he had the "highest possible respect" for both presidents. When it came time to make key decisions, and political considerations had been weighed, Obama put the national interest ahead of his own political agenda, in Gates' view.
Reviews of Gates' recently published memoir, "Duty," emphasized his criticism of Obama. But in his Bellingham talk, Gates reserved his harshest words for Congress.
"Over time, the broad dysfunction in Washington wore me down," Gates said. "Every day I was secretary of defense, I was at war with Congress. I was continually outraged by parochial self-interest of members of Congress."
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MLW Podcast Hosts: Konnan, Court Bauer, and Mister Saint Laurent Available for free at MLW.com,on iTunes (search: KONNAN SHOW), and syndicated via Stitcher.com. In part 1 of a 2 part conversation this week on MLW Radio, available right now at: www.MLW.com , WWE superstar Chris Jericho joined Konnan to discuss their crazy times in Mexico, Bischoff's big offer to keep him WCW when he was jumping to the WWF, making the transition to being a WWE main eventer, Antonio Inoki's World Peace Festival and much, much more. Jericho also discussed what it's like having Triple H as his boss now instead of Vince McMahon: "It's a changing of the guard. We're in a transitional period right now between bosses. Vince is handing the reigns over to Triple H and Triple H has a lot of responsibilities and a lot of power now and it's going to keep increasing because eventually Vince is going to give it up and stop. I don't know if he'll do it until he dies. I think over the next two or three years Triple H will be making most of the big decisions and Vince will be brought on as a consultant." "I know for this deal that I made to come back this time, I talked completely with Triple H. I didn't talk with Vince at all and I'd always talked to Vince about any deal I ever had. Triple H is pretty much the boss, although Vince is always going to be the boss. But Triple H is in charge of more and more and more and developmental is a big part of that." "To be honest with you, he's doing a great job. In the early 90s it's no secret there was no love lost between he and I. We didn't like each other, we didn't get along. We had great matches, but there was always a personality issue. That stopped years and years ago and now I consider Triple H a pretty good friend. I'll be completely flatly honest, I think he's the right guy to take over the company. I think he's prepared for it. He's learning a lot about how to be the corporate guy. There's so much more than just calling finishes and signing guys. He's got to run the whole corporate side of it. Go to all the meetings, do all that stuff. I think it's in very good hands if Vince ever retires or passes away."
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Xiaomeng Huang , Tsinghua University, Beijing
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Seismic migrations dominate around 90% of the computation cycles in oil and gas industry. With the demand to handle high-density data and more complicated physics models, migration applications always call for more computing power, and adopt new architectures quickly. The current multi-core and many-core architectures have significantly improved the density of computational resources within a chip, but have also made memory bandwidth a bottleneck that stops the scaling of the performance over the increased number of cores. This article presents our reverse time migration design based on reconfigurable data-flow engines. Combining both algorithmic and architectural optimizations, we manage to achieve a balanced utilization of various resources (computational logics, local buffers, memory bandwidth, etc.) in the system, with none of them becoming the performance bottleneck. Our data-flow design provides an equivalent performance to 72 Intel CPU cores, and achieves 10 times higher power efficiency than the multi-core CPU architecture.
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Contents: | Preface to the third edition -- The classifications -- Crime classification : past and present -- Criminal investigative concepts in crime scene analysis / John E. Douglas and Lauren K. Douglas -- The impact of the internet, technology and forensics on crime investigation / John E. Douglas, Lauren K. Douglas and Stefan R. Treffers -- Local, federal and international agencies -- About the editors -- About the contributors -- Author index -- Subject index. |
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To determine the relationship between the detection of Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)-specific DNA and glomerular injury, 33 renal needle-biopsy specimens that had been formalin-fixed and paraffin-embedded were analyzed using polymerase chain reaction (PCR) with subsequent nonradioactive Southern blot technique. Light microscopic examination and immunofluorescence were also performed. In 30 of 33 renal biopsy specimens, the beta globin gene could be successfully amplified as integrity controls. These 30 patients consisted of 12 patients with immunoglobulin A nephropathy (IgAN), 10 patients with minor glomerular abnormalities, 6 patients with membranous nephropathy, and 2 patients with focal/segmental lesions. EBV was detected in 7 of 12 patients with IgAN (58%), 3 of 6 patients with membranous nephropathy (50%), 0 of 10 patients with minor glomerular abnormalities (0%), and 2 of 2 patients with focal/segmental lesions. EBV detection was not disease specific. The EBV detection ratio of the group with glomerular mesangial lesions (64%; 9 of 14 patients) was significantly greater than those without (19%; 3 of 16 patients; P < 0.012, chi-square test). The EBV detection ratio of the group with glomerular lesions (60%; 12 of 20 patients) was significantly greater than those without (0%; 0 of 10 patients; P < 0.0016, Fisher's exact test), and the EBV detection ratio of the group with fibrinogen deposits observed in immunofluorescence (73%; 11 of 15 patients) was significantly greater than those without (7%; 1 of 15 patients; P < 0.0002, chi-square test). The EBV detection ratio of the group with immunoglobulin deposits (57%; 12 of 21 patients) was also significantly greater than those without (0%; 0 of 9 patients; P < 0.0040, Fisher's exact test). These data suggest that EBV can damage the glomerular mesangium beyond disease units and be mediated by immunoglobulin in patients with various chronic glomerulonephritides. |
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text: Lotte Kestner is the solo project of Anna-Lynne Williams of Trespassers William. China Mountain (named after a mountain range in southern Oregon) was recorded over a year in her basement bedroom, and mixed in a Seattle studio with Trespassers bandmate Matt Brown. Most of the songs are built around acoustic guitar and several tracks of voice, and a bit of harmonica, keys, drums, ukulele, and harp. She was assisted on a few songs by friends - including Jeff Martin of Idaho on two of the album's tracks. China Mountain is available to buy now at www.saintlouprecords.com Read more about Lotte Kestner on Last.fm.