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Learn about the industrial heritage of our 10-acre site, including the Red Mill and the Mulligan Quarry through our exhibitions on view in our historic buildings. Watch our Facebook page and the calendar page on this website for updates regarding our programs. We look forward to seeing you at the Red Mill Museum Village!
The Red Mill Museum Village will be hosting a new lecture series this summer called Splashes of History, which will celebrate the history of Clinton for the town's 150th anniversary.
The first lecture will be on noted local artist Elizabeth Grandin and will be held on Thursday, May 7th. The second will focus on New Jersey's thirtieth governor, Foster Voorhees, who had strong ties to Clinton. The lecture will be held on Thursday, June 18th. The final lecture will be about the Clinton Music Hall, which brought many important national musicians and actors to the Clinton Stage. The final lecture will be held on September 3rd.
The Splashes of History lecture series will be presented by noted historian and lecturer Peter Osborne, former Curator of Education and Special Events at the Red Mill Museum Village. He has written and researched several books on a variety of topics, including the Battle of Minisink Ford, the Roosevelt Tree Army, and the history of Port Jarvis. He has recently completed two books on the history of the Washington crossing state parks in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The Splashes of History series is the product of months of Osborne's research.
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Ed Esposito, of Esposito's shoes in Exeter, was at a Leadership Wilkes-Barre fund raiser where he met Linda Armstrong and learned about Luzerne County Dress for Success, a program which provides professional attire for disadvantaged women for job interviews and career advancement.
We have a lot women customers who bring shoes in for repair, Esposito said. We decided to do a drive for Linda by asking our existing repair customers to donate gently-used shoes that are job interview appropriate. And just through word of mouth in the store we exceeded what we thought it was going to do.
Esposito's collected over 200 pairs of women's dress shoes. Charlie Falchetti, Esposito's store manager and a board certified pedorthist, sanitized, buffed and repaired the shoes when needed, but often repairs weren't needed.
Esposito picked up a pair and said, Look at these, some of theseshoes weren't even worn. And a lot of them are upper end. Some of these are $400 shoes. And we got high end purses, too.
Shoe donations are still being accepted at Esposito's at 1054 Exeter Avenue in Exeter.
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Looking for something quick and cheap to fill you up while sightseeing in Florence? Local meats, cheese and fresh veggies stuffed into salty, crunchy bread make panini a perfect choice. A great panino will be made with fresh bread and filled with just a few choice ingredients, but if you're craving additional ingredients just ask! » Read more
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Florence: Buy your wine like the locals… on tap!
By Taylor Zerbey— Florence is a wine lover's paradise, offering amazing wines from all over Tuscany and Italy at low prices that could even shock a Cheapo. One way to enjoy wine and beer at even cheaper prices is to buy it like the locals do, "alla Spina" (on tap) or "vino sfuso" (wine in » Read more
Florence: Simple strategies for saving on dining
Florence is a city rich in history, art, music and yes, amazing food. The good news is: You do not have to be rich to eat well. Whether you are visiting Florence or living here on a budget (like me), here are some simple ways to stretch your dining dollar. Go to the market Going » Read more
Florence: How to enjoy a cheapo aperitivo
Since arriving in Tuscany, you've not only developed a palate for fine wine, but also a handsome routine where every night you like to indulge in an aperitivo. The only problem is that it's been putting a real dent in your budget. So here's what to do to keep the coins in your pocket and » Read more
Food allergies in Florence: Never fear!
Pizza and pasta may be cornerstones of the Italian diet, but there are plenty of alternatives should these co-stars of the Italian kitchen be wrong for your body. Read on to find out how to negotiate Florence minus the usual suspects of dairy and wheat. Gluten-Free Restaurants Pizza and pasta are made with wheat. And » Read more
Where to find a cheap breakfast in Florence
By Laura Mongillo in Florence— If breakfast is the most important meal of the day, than when in Florence why not do it the Italian way and start your morning with some pastries? Pastries for breakfast? That's right. I'm not talking about the old doughnut and drip coffee ritual (although you can simulate that with » Read more
Florence: 2 Hidden Bakeries for Late-Night Treats
By Laura Mongillo in Florence— Typically an Italian breakfast consists of fruit juice, espresso or a cappuccino and a delicious flaky soft pastry filled with rich cream, flavorful jam or sinful chocolate. But have you ever wondered how those delectable treats could possibly be ready for the earliest of risers without being stale leftovers from » Read more
Florence: Vegetarian, vegan and kosher restaurants
By Laura Mongillo in Florence— Even though Florence is the home of the "bistecca fiorentina," a steak that is sold by the kilo and never to just one person, the city is quite welcoming to vegetarians, vegans, people who eat kosher and various other diets. Oddly enough, almost all of the vegetarian and vegan fare that Florence » Read more
Florence: A guide to the city's bar scene
Finding a bar that suits you can be a difficult task while travelling and Florence in particular has some obvious pitfalls. So simply keep in mind what kind of atmosphere you're looking for and this advice can help you enjoy the city and it's nightlife that much more! Florence's bar scene Many of Florence's bars and » Read more
Where to find the best gelato in Florence
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Florence Cheap Eats: The 3 best panini shops in town
There's a reason that the word "panini" is well known in the English-speaking world, and that's because Italians really know how to make a good sandwich. A savory "panino" is the perfect cheap and quick lunch in Florence, and thankfully there are many options from which to choose. Here are our favorite sandwich shops in » Read more
Florence Aperitivos: Free delicious food for the price of a drink
Florence is not a cheap city. With so many tourists and foreign students studying abroad, many of the city's restaurants and bars have morphed into over-priced, low-quality tourist traps. However, there's one not-so-secret Italian tradition that provides an alternative to a plate of €20 pasta and rancid wine: the aperitivo. Between 7 PM and 9 » Read more
Florence Cheap Eats: Two delicious lunch options
The average biped can only take in so many renaissance masterpieces without eventually giving in to an empty stomach. So where to eat cheap in the heart of Florence? Well, here's the thing: You'll be tempted by quaint little trattorias offering tourist menus and a mustached host romancing you towards a table next to Laura » Read more
Florence Cheap Night: Sunset, eat, drink, and chill
So you've spent the whole day pounding the pavement in Florence like a proper tourist and now have a night to fill. You're tired, you're hungry, and you're looking to hit the town on budget. Here are a few suggestions for a "cheapo night out" in Florence. Sunset with Michelangelo Start with taking in the » Read more
Florence: Piazza Michelangelo offers great city views
On the South bank of the Arno River, up a majestic hill and down a winding, cobblestone path known as the Viale Michelangelo, you will find the Piazza Michelangelo (sometimes referred to as Piazzale Michelangelo). The piazza was constructed in the 1890s, beautifully landscaped and lined with copies of Michelangelo's sculptures. Today, look past the street vendors » Read more
Florence: Cheap Sipping and Supping at I Fratellini
Photo by Bootsintheoven.com Florentines love their Viniai, and consider them among the city's most authentic and beloved spots for a bite. And man, are these wine bars cheap! Though viniai are technically wine vendors, they've adapted to changing times and appetites, including the sandwich and snack craze. These days, a couple of Euros gets you a glass » Read more
Florence: Cheap places for lunch
Photo or at the very least something requiring a fork—lunch is the way to go. Loads of restaurants knock down prices to as little as €5 for a plate of pasta, and around €6 or €7 for meat and fish dishes. Fiaschetteria-Trattoria Mario (Via Rosina, 2r. Tel. 055218550) is only open for lunch. Go early » Read more
Florence: Cheap Cocktails with Style
Photo by ale2000 From the team that brought Florence Angels, the perennially hip bar and restaurant, comes Doris, a slick black and chrome nightclub that opened last week and already has the lovelies lined up around the block. While after-dinner cocktails could run you into the double digits, the 7-10 PM aperitivo costs only €7 and includes the bar's massive, fresh » Read more


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Hi Everyone,
As a part of my honey-moon trek, I will be spending 3 nights in Auckland, New Zealand. Here is what my tour operator planned so far, I figured to get your expert opinions on the current itinerary, and what to add/remove.
Day 1: Pride of Auckland Dinner Cruise (WestHaven Marina) - 6 PM - 8:30 PM
Day 2: Hobbiton Express Tour - 7 AM - 3 PM
Day 3: Waitomo & Rotoura Experience - 7:30 AM - 8:10 PM
To be honest, My fiance is not very into Lord of the Rings, she is doing the hobbiton tour because I think its something that everyone has to see. I am looking for the breathtaking views that newzealand is known for but I don't think im getting it with the current tours...
Hi all,
We'll be on the South Island of New Zealand for 10 days at the end of July. The country is so beautiful I'm overwhelmed with what to do in so little time. Any suggestions would be incredibly appreciated!
Were planning on seeing:
-Milford sound
-fiordland national park
-fox glacier
-skiing in queenstown - but what mountain??
-Cadbury factory haha
Thanks so much in advance for any ideas!!
Rachel :)
Does anyone know if travel insurance cover bunjee jumping?
We are planning to travel/drive from Queensland to Christchurch on 3 June 2015, taking the route highways 8, 83 and 1.
Is this route okay at this time of the year?
Im going on a cruise from Sydney to Fiordland National Park. When the ship docks are there tours you can take from there?
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Right now I'm in New Zealand and I'll be back home in less than three weeks. So i was thinking about what i am going to buy to take back home, especially food. I wanted to take back a kumara, a sweet potato, to try to plant it at home. But the problem is that i don't know if i can take back fresh vegetables. Can you guys help me?
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My first time to NZ soon....can you please help to review my planned itinerary and advise if too ambiltious / if there is a better way to do it?
D1: Reach Auckland, Domestic flight to christchurch, Overnight Christchurch
D2: Christchurch to Kaikoura for whale watching. Kaikoura - > Punakaiki > Hokitika . Overnight in Hokitika
D3: Hokitika to Fox Glacier / Franz Josef Glacier. Which would you recommend?
D4: Glacier -> Wanaka -> Arrowtown -> Queenstown
D5: Queenstown -> Te Anau
D6: Te Anau -> Milford Sound -> Queenstown
D7: Domestic flight to Wellington
D8: Wellington -> Tongariro (just pass by, not going for the long walk) -> Taupo
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From the article: Writers Whose Fiction Includes Quilts
Many authors of fiction use quilts in their books. Quilts are an important part of the plot in some books, and in others are mentioned more randomly. Do you have a favorite book series that includes quilts? Or have you found random mentions of quilts in some of the fiction you've read? Quilters would love to hear about the books and the authors who talk about our craft.


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Prior to San Antonio's 106-88 fourth quarter victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday, I had a chance to speak with Wolves Russian rookie Alexey Shved. Though Shved is a rookie, he's had his run against NBA caliber players as he went head to head with Manu Ginobili (Argentina), Tiago Splitter (Brazil), and Patty Mills (Australia) when Russia played against each squad in the 2012 London Olympic Games. It was Shved's Russian squad that eventually put an end to the "Golden Age's" run as Russia defeated Argentina for the Bronze medal in a thrilling game back in early August. In the interview, Shved spoke with me about Spurs guard Tony Parker, and why he's one of the best point guards in the league. "He's one of the best point guards ever," said Shved of Parker, "he can pass, he can make shots, (and) he can go to the rim." "Everybody wants to stop him from make shots," continued Shved, "we'll see how we could do this, he's really good player. We need to play for 100% to stop him, (Manu) Ginobili, Tim Duncan, and the whole team." I asked Shved if there was any NBA player he watched when he was growing up, his response, the "Answer" Allen Iverson. "When I was young," Shved told me, "I wish to play like Allen Iverson." Though Shved is a big 6'6 point/shooting guard, he's built in the mold shooting-wise like Iverson. As he showed in the London games, Shved has a very quick release off of screens from 3-point range. He averaged 11.4 points per game during the Olympics and has continued to be productive stateside as he's averaging 10.9 points and 4.7 assists in his debut season.
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Report NEP-URE-2011-07-27This is the archive for NEP-URE, a report on new working papers in the area of Urban & Real Estate Economics. Steve Ross issued this report. It is usually issued weekly.
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- Tscharaktschiew, Stefan & Hirte, Georg, 2011. "Should subsidies to urban passenger transport be increased? A spatial CGE analysis for a German metropolitan area," Dresden Discussion Paper Series in Economics 01/11, Dresden University of Technology, Faculty of Business and Economics, Department of Economics.
- DAUTEL Vincent & WALTHER Olivier, 2011. "The geography of innovation in the Luxembourg metropolitan region: an intra-regional approach," LISER Working Paper Series 2011-38, LISER.
- Michael J. Artis & Ernest Miguélez & Rosina Morenos, 2011. "Assessing agglomeration economies in a spatial framework with endogenous regressors," IREA Working Papers 201112, University of Barcelona, Research Institute of Applied Economics, revised Jul 2011.
- Patrick Bayer & Robert McMillan & Alvin Murphy & Christopher Timmins, 2011. "A Dynamic Model of Demand for Houses and Neighborhoods," Working Papers 11-16, Duke University, Department of Economics.
- Dearden, Lorraine & Micklewright, John & Vignoles, Anna, 2011. "The Effectiveness of English Secondary Schools for Pupils of Different Ability Levels," IZA Discussion Papers 5839, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA).
- Martinho, Vítor João Pereira Domingues, 2011. "Regional agglomeration in Portugal: a linear analysis," MPRA Paper 32337, University Library of Munich, Germany.
- Víctor Islas Rivera & Salvador Hernández G. & José A. Arroyo Osorno & Martha Lelis Zaragoza & J. Ignacio Ruvalcaba, 2011. "Implementing Sustainable Urban Travel Policies in Mexico," International Transport Forum Discussion Papers 2011/14, OECD Publishing.
- C. Kirabo Jackson, 2011. "School Competition and Teacher Labor Markets: Evidence from Charter School Entry in North Carolina," NBER Working Papers 17225, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Hirte, Georg & Tscharaktschiew, Stefan, 2011. "Income tax deduction of commuting expenses and tax funding in an urban CGE study: the case of German cities," Dresden Discussion Paper Series in Economics 02/11, Dresden University of Technology, Faculty of Business and Economics, Department of Economics.
- Helmers, Christian & Patnam, Manasa, 2011. "Does the Rotten Child Spoil His Companion? Spatial Peer Effects Among Children in Rural India," Proceedings of the German Development Economics Conference, Berlin 2011 40, Verein für Socialpolitik, Research Committee Development Economics.
- MORIKAWA Masayuki, 2011. "Population Density and Efficiency in Energy Consumption: An empirical analysis of service establishments," Discussion papers 11058, Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI).
- Torrisi, Gianpiero & Pike, Andy & Tomaney, John & Tselios, Vassilis, 2011. "(Re-)exploring the link between devolution and regional disparities in Italy," MPRA Paper 32212, University Library of Munich, Germany.
- Martinho, Vítor João Pereira Domingues, 2011. "Geographic concentration in Portugal and regional specific factors," MPRA Paper 32317, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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- Haixiao Pan, 2011. "Implementing Sustainable Urban Travel Policies in China," International Transport Forum Discussion Papers 2011/12, OECD Publishing.
- Charles J. Courtemanche & Art Carden, 2011. "Competing with Costco and Sam's Club: Warehouse Club Entry and Grocery Prices," NBER Working Papers 17220, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Miroslav, Foret, 2011. "Partnership as an Important Factor of the Spatial Development," Apas Papers 324, Academic Public Administration Studies Archive - APAS.
- Maya Bar-Hillel, 2011. "Location, Location, Location: Position Effects in Choice Among Simultaneously Presented Options," Discussion Paper Series dp580, The Federmann Center for the Study of Rationality, the Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
- Chang, Kuang Liang & Chen, Nan Kuang & Leung, Charles Ka Yui, 2011. "The Dynamics of Housing Returns in Singapore: How Important are the International Transmission Mechanisms?," MPRA Paper 32255, University Library of Munich, Germany.
- Deininger, Klaus & Ali, Daniel Ayalew & Alemu, Tekie, 2011. "Productivity effects of land rental markets in Ethiopia : Evidence from a matched tenant-landlord sample," Policy Research Working Paper Series 5727, The World Bank.
- OZAKI Masahiko & NAKANISHI Hodaka, 2011. "Study of the Regional Economies: Factors for Invigoration (Japanese)," Policy Discussion Papers (Japanese) 11014, Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI).
- Martinho, Vítor João Pereira Domingues, 2011. "Polarization versus agglomeration," MPRA Paper 32339, University Library of Munich, Germany.
- Ingrid Nappi-Choulet & Aurélien Décamps, 2011. "Is Sustainability Attractive for Corporate Real Estate Decisions ?," Post-Print hal-00609149, HAL.
- Fitjar, Rune Dahl & Rodriguez-Pose, Andres, 2011. "Firm collaboration and modes of innovation in Norway," CEPR Discussion Papers 8484, C.E.P.R. Discussion Papers.
- Harttgen, Kenneth & Günther, Isabel, 2011. "Deadly Cities? A Note on Spatial Inequalities in Mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa," Proceedings of the German Development Economics Conference, Berlin 2011 39, Verein für Socialpolitik, Research Committee Development Economics.
- Francesca Bruno & Daniela Cocchi & Alessandro Vagheggini, 2011. "Finite population properties of predictors based on spatial patterns," Quaderni di Dipartimento 3, Department of Statistics, University of Bologna.
- de Haan, Jan & Diewert, Erwin & Hendriks, Rens, 2011. "Hedonic Regressions and the Decomposition of a House Price index into Land and Structure Components," Economics working papers erwin_diewert-2011-8, Vancouver School of Economics, revised 05 Apr 2011.
- Ding, Weili & Lehrer, Steven F., 2011. "Experimental Estimates of the Impacts of Class Size on Test Scores: Robustness and Heterogeneity," CLSSRN working papers clsrn_admin-2011-12, Vancouver School of Economics, revised 26 Jun 2011.
- Christian Dustmann & Albrecht Glitz & Uta Schoenberg, 2011. "Referral-based Job Search Networks," Norface Discussion Paper Series 2011012, Norface Research Programme on Migration, Department of Economics, University College London.
- Borsekova, Kamila & Petrikova, Katarina & Vanova, Anna, 2011. "Factors of Competitive Advantage of Territory on the Regional Level," Apas Papers 314, Academic Public Administration Studies Archive - APAS.
- Simonetta Longhi, 2011. "Impact of Cultural Diversity on Wages and Job Satisfaction in England," Norface Discussion Paper Series 2011010, Norface Research Programme on Migration, Department of Economics, University College London.
- Singh, Inderjeet & Singh, Lakhwinder, 2011. "Regional Input Output Table for the State of Punjab," MPRA Paper 32344, University Library of Munich, Germany.
- Klaus Adam & Pei Kuang & Albert Marcet, 2011. "House Price Booms and the Current Account," NBER Working Papers 17224, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.


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Most earthquakes that shake San Diego originate far beyond the city. But on May 27, 1862, a 5.9-.6.0 quake that appears to have started on or near North Island let loose, causing shaking felt as far north as Los Angeles. We were reminded of the event by Mark Legg, a Huntington Beach geophysicist who co-authored a scientific paper about the quake with Duncan Carr Agnew when they were both at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
Legg says, "I believe the epicenter was likely within the Rose Canyon fault zone and possibly along the Spanish Bight Fault (considering the wave observed in the Bay).
Here is the scientific paper they published on the quake in 1979:
The earthquake of May 27, 1862 is of special importance in making seismic risk estimates for San Diego. Most earthquakes that have caused damage in San Diego have been located in the Imperial Valley or northern Baja California. Although its location is not completely determinable, the 1862 earthquake seems to have been closer to the San Diego metropolitan area. This earthquake serves as a good example of the fragmentary nature of the historical record of California earthquakes: despite its size, it has received almost no mention in earthquake catalogs. The purpose of this paper is to give a brief description of the earthquake, based on contemporary documents.
The main shock occurred at about noon on May 27, 1862. Two accounts say that there were two shocks separated by some minutes, the second being stronger. In San Diego (the present Old Town) this shock stopped clocks and upset bottles and tumblers so that "many sets of crockery were demolished." The bell at the Army depot was set ringing. Understandably enough, all the people ran outside in fright, and many slept outside because they feared further earthquakes.
There apparently were no injuries, and no buildings were destroyed. However, many of the accounts mention damage to buildings, primarily cracking; it should be remembered that in 1862 most buildings in San Diego were either adobe or poor masonry. The newspaper reports say that "various adobe houses" were "cracked through and through." Some specific examples were the Pico adobe, which sustained several cracks, one passing through the wall; the Bandini adobe; and the 2-story Fitch adobe, which was "much sprung on its side wall." Of masonry buildings, the Whaley house cracked in several places, and the lighthouse tower was not thrown out of adjustment, nor was any glass broken. Some frame buildings were racked so that windows and doors were loosened n their frames, and windows and door hinges were broken. Several accounts mention cracks in low ground near the San Diego River, which washed over its banks. At La Playa (on Point Loma), cracks formed on the beach, water came out of the sand on the tidal flats, and a piling that had just been driven into the mud was shaken loose. Some bluff banks on the east side of Point Loma collapsed.
This shock was felt in Los Angeles, where it was termed "light" and in Anaheim. At Temecula and Aguanga it rattled plates on the shelves; at Aguanga it also caused a pile of sacks to fall over. At Mesa Grande it seemed to last about 10 seconds, and caused the building roof to creak. It was also felt at Lake Henshaw, El Cajon, Carlsbad, Rincon del Diablo, Vallecito, San Luis Rey, San Dieguito, San Felipe, and the Cuyamacas. It was not felt at Fort Yuma.


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Ef ~ A Tale of Melodies so slavishly follows the formula set by its predecessor that it's almost unwatchable. Even with low expectations coming in, it's a letdown.
Like Ef ~ A Tale of Memories before it, Melodies' plot covers two different sets of tangentially related characters. Unlike Memories, Melodies utterly fails to engage the audience. Instead, the series plods along with trite, uninteresting character development for five spectacularly uneventful episodes before finally dropping the angst hammer.
Even when the OMGDRAMA hits, the series mainly feels like a replica of what the first season did better. For example, the Memories uses a massive amount of text during a key emotional scene to blindside the audience, and the result is extremely powerful. However, when the device is used again (TWICE) in the second season, it's both predictable and tiresome. Most of the emotional punch of the original scene comes from surprise and shock value, and without either of these elements most reactions will either and mild amusement at the wall of text.
Furthermore, the conclusions of each arc are almost comically inept. Now, I realize that Memories does not have the most originally plotted premise out there, but it at least has the good sense to limit its clichés to the beginning. After that, the plot ventures into unexpected territory, making the story seem new despite the familiar premise. On the other hand, Melodies' clichés continue to the very end, and savvy watchers will find the story horrifyingly easy to predict.
The final episode is the worst: a lukewarm and largely plotless mishmash bloated with anticlimactic cameos of characters from season one. What little new plot that's there is tedious.
Melodies' art direction is largely unchanged from the previous season, but for once this is actually a good thing. The imagery continues to be challenging and memorable, and as a whole complements the story well. Moreover, even when the story is borderline unwatchable, the animation continues to be engaging and creative.
Like Memories, the visuals are about taking bold risks. Sadly, the experiments don't always work this time, as not all of the imagery fits. For one character, masks are used heavily as a symbol, but since his character's personality has absolutely nothing to do with multiple personalities, the imagery is ineffective.
There's also a general lack of freshness to the visuals, which is no more clear than in the aforementioned "let's overuse text" scenes copied from the first season.
Fortunately, these are minor quibbles. For the most part, the challenging, avant-garde imagery continues to work. Throughout the anime, the pretty animation is often welcome relief from the creatively braindead plot and aggravatingly cookie-cutter characters, to the point where at times it feels like the sole redeeming factor of the show.
The OP and EDs are nowhere near the level of quality that I was hoping for and sound like bad remixes of songs from the previous season: predictable and flaccid.
Moreover, Melodies' background music is so similar to Memories that at first I thought it was identical, track for track. The most memorable songs are reused pieces from the original OST, and the "new" songs are generic and nigh identical to the first season's music.
While the original soundtrack was amazing and heartfelt, the new soundtrack's borderline duplication of it reinforces the idea that Melodies is an unnecessary retread of a better show rather than an original work of art.
That said, the soundtrack is still fine on its own terms, and is certainly preferable to completely new music of inferior quality. Most likely, if the animation and characters had been up to snuff, the recycled soundtrack would be fine.
While some fare better than others, for the most part the characters are aggravatingly shallow and simple-minded. One of the main characters, Mizuki, is the "genki girl" cliché on repeat. Another protagonist, Himura, repeats the same line ad nauseum ("Who knows? I've already forgotten"), to the point that he loses all credibility as a real character.
On the other hand, some of the other characterization relies on plot devices so artificial and hackneyed that you almost wish the characters had remained one-dimensional. Both Kuze and Yuuko's development essentially hinges on a single revelation. After their token formulaic "surprise," each character's development grinds to a halt, as if the writers thought that merely having a dark secret would suffice. Sadly, this is not the case, and both characters' unrealized potential remains exactly that.
The problem is exacerbated by numerous cameos of characters from the previous season. Not only do these clips break the narrative flow, but they serve to illustrate just how terrible these new characters are in comparison to the old ones.
Ef ~ A Tale of Melodies is perhaps the biggest disappointment in a year riddled with disappointments. Not only is the series a redundant "companion" piece, but it dampens my high opinion of its predecessor. While the amazing animation still keeps the drama from being an absolute chore, there are too many deficiencies in both the plot and the characters to recommend this to even diehard fans of the first series.
Critic's Log - Earthdate: July 31, 2012. Review #16: Ef - A Tale of Melodies
The Past can be hard to leave behind, because remembering it might be pleasant, but remembering it can also be painful. But the best way to leave it behind is to keep moving forward to the future, do you have memories that you do not want to forget? Anyway, here is Ef - A Tale of Melodies!
Ef - A Tale of Melodies tells two stories (like "Memories" did) one takes place in the past where Himura Yuu meets a girl named Amamiya Yuuko who seems to know him, but he doesn't know her. However, he soon remembers that she was a girl that he knew from long ago. Yuuko then tells him something which he never knew. He was her first love since then and her first love hasn't ended yet. The second story takes place in the present (after the events in "Memories") Shuuchi Kuze meets the cousin of Aso Renji, Hayama Mizuki and spends a lot of time with her. Unknown to Mizuki, Kuze had contracted an illness and has little time to live. Kuze had decided to break all romantic ties, but things go for the worse when Mizuki tells him that she loves him.
To be technical, this is a Studio Shaft production (obviously). This is also a sequel to Ef - A Tale of Memories. This is also an anime that had great potential for Studio Shaft but this show almost looks like Memories but with some differences. The animation is almost the same but it's starting to look a lot better than Ef - A Tale of Memories. Melodies is also much darker than Memories. There are a couple of dark moments in Melodies; The 6th episode of Melodies was a bit haunting. Which I wasn't expecting.
I might mention that the story is full of dialogue with some non-violent action. Like Memories, the dialogue rarely stops. Back is the melodrama (which is a bit darker this time). The romance is a bit believable this time. There is a bit of a lot going on and you really have to pay attention to what's going on. This is also a bit less boring than Memories. and I guess Shin Oonuma surprised some people with the tone of this anime than its predecessor on the direction of this anime.
When it comes to voice acting, The subtitled version is very good, the dub isn't bad at all. I prefer the subs here because of cultural settings. Christopher Ayres was the ADR director in the first series and the dub was good in the first show and the same applies here.
The music by Eiichiro Yanagi and Tenmon has a different tone than Memories, which is good because the music fits the tone of Melodies, especially on the 6th episode of Melodies. The opening for Ef- a tale of melodies is really good
The characters that are shown frequently in Melodies are a bit more interesting than those that were in Memories, but some characters don't really get developed that well. But oh well... The story is Melodies' shortcoming.
The Visual gimmick that Memories sorta overuses is present, but the usage of each application of these visual gimmicks is tolerable this time.
Ef - A Tale of Melodies is available by Sentai Filmworks. The Ef video games never made it in the US and never will be, the Ef manga and light novels have not been licensed in the US as of yet.
With that said, I really appreciate the dark elements in Ef - a tale of melodies, I like the really haunting visuals but I really don't have much to say about this anime. If you liked Ef - A Tale of Memories, you'll really like Ef- A Tale of Melodies. I cannot guarantee that the effect of Memories will remain in Melodies. There are indeed some flaws present in Melodies, Memories had some flaws too, but that was not a bad anime. Ef - A Tale of Melodies isn't a bad anime either. It isn't a masterpiece by any standard. It is really a good work of art with some flaws.
I give Ef - A Tale of Melodies a 6.8 out of 10, it is DECENT!
Feel free to comment below, and can you hear it? The Melody of Truth?
ef - a tale of melodies is a very disappointing sequel to ef - a tale of memories (which was very good) and makes you want to watch the first series again just to remind yourself why you loved the first one to begin with. You remember all of the likeable characters in the first series? Yeah now they all have little minor roles and are barely in the melodies; now we have all the minor characters in memories as the main characters now. That's Yuu, Shuichi, Yuuko, and Mutha Fuckin Mizuki (WHY?!)
This really could've been good if it was done right, I don't know if it was because these characters aren't as good as the first series but to me it just was very boring and just plain weird (Shuichi has some trippy scenes). The story is essentiality trying to do the same as memories by having two story arcs going on simultaneously; there's a flashback story of when Yuu and Yuuko were younger and how they met each other and that story is ok but doesn't really go anywhere. The second story is so bad, apparently Mizuki falls in love with Shuichi but Shuichi is dying of some sort of condition I can't really remember what it was but all I know is Shuichi is like 10 years older than Mizuki and they try to turn it into a love story but the whole time it was just plain weird and I did not like it.
Had no problems with the animation, it was probably the most redeeming factor of the whole series but just the animation only could not save it. Once again the animation does the same artistic style of memories and if only the story was better it could've been added to it.
Characters this time around are very forgettable; Mizuki is annoying, Shuichi is a letdown because I thought he was a ladies man in memories and now he's a whinny little bitch in melodies, Yuu is ok, and Yuuko is a pointless character who dies all of a sudden and it's so random that it just makes you go "WHAT?!"
Overall I could not believe this was the same group that made ef - a tale of memories, I had to double check to see if I was watching the right show a couple of times and I just was very disappointed. Who anyone how has seen the first series please do not waste your time with ef - a tale of melodies, it really does not add anything to the series as a whole and you will save yourself a lot of time by just skipping it.
Ef - a tale of melodies
Story 9/10
Desperate in my pursuit of finding a brand-new drama anime with the dignity of my beloved Clannad, I was tempted by many promising series, most of which could be characterised by irksome mediocrity to worrying disturbance – always regarding their creators and what they may have had in mind while producing them. Nonetheless, my at large quest for pure drama and self-forgetting romance paid off and led (with the help of Anime-planet's search function) to a dreadfully memorable anime by the name of Ef and its two adequate seasons: A tale of memories and a tale of melodies. Melodies – to which I shall comment in this review, should be considered as a direct sequel to Memories, hence the actual continuation of the story.
A tale of melodies (a.k.a. The latter tale of "Ef – A fairy tale of the two", as it is best known to those indulged in the visual game's saga) depicts the ground story to which Memories was built. The viewer finds out more about the relations formed between the protagonists of the first story along with their affinities in point of one another. The story of the ghostly Yuko is finally revealed while a 10-year-old past hounding Yu and Kuze unfolds the very essence of their tragic figures. The series' storyline once again fluctuates between the two cities of the previous chapter, however this time it subtends the narration to both the present and the past of the heroes.
Once again, the direction is unique in its own kind. Although I was never fond of such artistic delineations, I was completely fascinated by the handling it gave out.
Of the few infirm points of the anime should be considered the lack of some innovation in order to differentiate from the previous season. Also, add some drama-clichés that I personally expect in almost every anime. Yet, the average spectator should not consider this a major drawback since the story was given the utmost attention in order to captivate the eye and the mind.
Animation 9.5/10
Why not 10? Who knows… maybe there's a better 2008 animation I am not aware of.
Anyhow, the beauty of the picture is unmatchable and probably one of all-time's best. Shaft inc. achieved in drawing some magnificent backgrounds and of course a variety of beautiful heroines – a true banquet of colours for the eye. Splendid work has also been done to the area of CG and light effects.
Sound 9/10
Despite the dearth of an enchanting intro song worthy of Memories' "Euphoric Field", Melodies takes a slightly different turn, mostly now involving classic music without vocals. Calm and intense parts take their respective turns so as to endue the images, and thus create a fairy-tale-like story.
The actors are quite the same as the first season, so no big surprises there. Smooth, talented voices surround the characters modestly.
Characters 8/10
Living aside some repetitive deportment that will always come across our path, the diversification of the major characters is more than enough to make things interesting. My personal best is the protagonistic duo of Yu and Yuko, since their acts – especially the girl's – don't always correspond with the ideal profile of a nice guy or gal (she makes him fall in love only to break his heart).
Abuse, maltreatment, revenge, insanity along with purity, nostalgia, atonement and redemption compose a variety of characters wishing to live by their memories, through their melodies and on to a future unwritten. Any clichés? Hell yeah. But still, the effort put into creating such shivery tragic figures surely deserves praise if not admiration.
Overall 9/10
Ef – A tale of melodies is a story about the will of the heart, the desire to live and to love. A true masterpiece, inferior only to its predecessor and a few other classics, it deserves a rightful place at any drama-lover's collection.
ef - a tale of melodies is a truly satisfying to watch,for its genre romance its was one of the best anime ever, Ef-a tale of melodies is masterpiece for both visual and melodic artistic,for those who like casual and simple romance better avoid this one,The visuals accentuate the emotions in every scene,ever speech was feature rhythmic and even poetic undertone,the script was writing well and so beautiful...
the art was superb and rich with detailed the character design and background was well draw,the colour in this anime was outstanding,all the scene like the sky and the ocean was really truly appealing to the eyes..
the music OP/ED u can said it was good to hear but the BMG was really good and fit for it,i think that OP/ED was the biggest weakness for this anime...for those who didn't care about it and care about the story and art can try watch it,its really worth...
Overall this anime is kinda like watching an art with all the story,the character and background design and the script its was a masterpiece and i really enjoyed watching it....


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Hello My name is ICE CREAM
Hello everyone
My name is Sheryl but you can call me ICE CREAM. I been raw for over a year now. Raw Foods is a lifestyle for me now. I don't enjoy cooked foods anymore.My life has changed in a positive way. Before I went Raw my health was bad,I was in a runt. I didn't want to do anything with my life. Now I'm taking classes and I have more energy to do the things that I want to do now. I see life in a diffrent way now. But there is an emotional side to raw foods that most people don't talk about. I will tell you this whatever you did'nt deal with as a child or young person,when you go raw you have to deal with your issues. Cooked foods numb your senses and your feeling. when you eat raw food you are awaken and you will have to change thing in your life. Things that don't serve you anymore will be discarded. I'm trying to meet other raw foodists. I live in Detroit Mi and its cold here. So I will write again soon.
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ICE CREAM DREAM AKA Sheryl is seeking to meet other raw foodist. I'm in Detroit Mi
Whoa, that first post is so true. I dont mean about the childhood stuff for me but the utter need to live in the truth for myself is so frickin scary. I feel like I might almost be on the verge of upsetting the status quo here and you can bet no one here is interested in that. Ugg, did I just say that?
Uh, sorry. In case it came across that 'here' was gone raw..no. I meant here at home. durf
Hi, Ice Cream Dream! I live right across the border from Detroit, in Windsor. I couldn't agree more about the emotional side to eating raw. I've done a ton of positive self-work over the past several months and have lots more to do. I feel like I've come out of a fog. It's a great feeling!
Gratefultobe, I think you might be surprised how interested some people are in experiences and situations beyond just raw living. I've found people quite responsive when I've posted personal questions. Post anything you want. If people aren't interested, they'll just ignore the topic and read a different thread.
hugs, Thanks sweetpea. If I do have anything to contribute to a topic I'll chime in. Very sweet of you!
Hello Everyone
Happy New year
I going to continue on this raw food journey,and it is a journey. I want to start going to some raw food meetup this year. I do need the support. Over the hoildays it was very lonely for me. I tried to fit in where I thought I used to fit in.but it was very hard. How do you handle the social setting,families or friends? I can visit them but I don't feel that I belong with them. Can anyone out there help me with this.
Hello IWWkevin
Thanks you very much for your comment.That's the reason I went raw. I was stuck in a runt and when I did go raw things started to change for me.
Hello everyone
I want to know do raw foods affect you teeth and why? I try not to eat a lot of dates and nuts.
Ice cream, hello and welcome! I love RAW ice cream and eat it guilt-free!
raw foods can affect your teeth if you eat LOTS of fruits. a good rule of thumb is to rinse with water if not brush at each meal. another problem is the fiber of raw foods can get caught in your teeth. floss each day and you should be fine.


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AMC Moves to Close 'Mad Men' Twitterings
The AMC network has moved to shut down some of the social networking on the Web site Twitter based on its show "Mad Men," the Hollywood Reporter said.
On the Twitter site, fans frequently speak to each other in the voices of characters from popular television shows, which is perfectly legal. But the trade journal said AMC became concerned that some of the Web site's users were producing confusion as to whether or not they were speaking with the endorsement of AMC itself, which, if true, would violate copyright laws.
The Reporter, citing unnamed sources, said AMC officials asked Twitter's administrators to remove posts and block users it thought were misrepresenting themselves as speaking for "Mad Men's" producers.
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NEW YORK (ICIS)--Cosan expects to lay over 2,000km of new pipeline this year in Brazil as part of its plans to expand its natural gas distribution network to residential customers, said a company executive for the major Brazilian sugar, ethanol – and now energy – producer on Monday.
The company's strategic geographic expansion will connect over 100,000 new residential customers per year, said Luis Henrique Guimaraes, chief operating officer (COO) of Comgas, the largest distributor of natural gas in Brazil and Cosan's most recent acquisition.
Guimaraes spoke at Cosan's annual investor day meeting in New York City.
The acquisition gives Cosan a leading edge in the Brazilian energy market while diversifying its product portfolio, said Marcos Marinho Lutz, Cosan Group CEO.
Comgas currently has over 1.1m residential customers, out of 5m potential residential customers. Between 1999 and 2011, it grew its natural gas network from 2,500km of pipeline to 8,000km.
The residential customer segment is a high potential growth market driven by new real estate developments, and natural gas is seen as a safer alternative to liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), said Guimaraes.
Comgas increased its capital expenditure (CAPEX) by 21% from Brazilian reais (R) 50m (€19m, $24m) in 1999 to R510m in 2011, which shows the company's dedication to growth, he said.
Cosan completed its R3.4bn acquisition of Comgas last week, Cosan announced on 5 November.
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Columbia University: "Yeast infection with every menstrual cycle?"
Fischer, G. Journal of Lower Genital Tract Disease, October 2011.
Harvard Medical School: "Managing common vulvar skin conditions."
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Nemours Foundation: "Can you get a yeast infection from having sex?"
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TUCSON, ARIZONA- I have been an Arizona Wildcat football fan for my entire life.
Yeah….. yeah… sure….Everybody says they're a fan of their favorite team and then proceeds to tell some self righteous tale filled with hyperbole and some sort of lesson that lends credibility to their fanaticism.
A lesson which often includes a cliché or two about sticking with their team through the pain and misery of losing seasons or the joy felt when their team overcame the odds and was victorious against a superior opponent.
The story of Wildcat Football has all of those dramatic elements, however, if I was to sum up my twenty- six years of experience and translate them into a few words, for me it would be simple:
A lot of change and inconsistency……
As we sit on the stoop of the 2010 college football season……well….. Scratch that line………I don't care for puns. As we are eagerly awaiting the start of Arizona's pigskin season, we enter what many fans hope to be the pinnacle of the Mike Stoops era wildcats.
With USC out of the bowl picture and talks of the conference being down this year, Arizona is in good position to at least make a good bowl showing. Aren't they?
Without even doing a single thing to improve the team in practice or with new recruits, Arizona would still have a great opportunity this season. Due to USC's bowl eligibility, or lack thereof, Arizona has automatically statistically improved their probability of a bowl appearance by a significant amount.
In fact, because of the nine eligible teams and the five automatic conference bids (and of course assuming winning records for the top five teams), the Cats have a greater chance of making a bowl than not making one.
As a perennial Arizona fan, I hope this season is not left to chance. I hope Stoops prepares his team for the early season games so no easy win is left on the field dashing end of season bowl hopes. Arizona fans know all too well that early season letdowns and relying on chance spells disaster for the program.
After all, is it really even possible for a team which joined the conference over thirty years ago to have never qualified for a Rose Bowl and be the only team never to do so? It seems to be a statistical anomaly that a team with so many great winning seasons and great NFL players could have a drought of such epic proportions.
If Arizona does not receive a Rose Bowl Appearance as winner of the PAC-10 this year, then they never will. Albeit an obvious statement, seeing as though next year the conference will become the PAC-12 after adding Colorado and Utah, it would be a great way to finish such a storied participation and history with this grouping of teams.
A lot continues to change and inconsistencies remain for the Arizona Program. I hope that, among this change, we can end our glaring Rose Bowl streak. It would be only fitting for the Wildcats to stick to their inconsistent ways and put an end to their only consistency; missing out on the Rose Bowl. A Rose Bowl appearance, in this, the farewell PAC-10 season, would thus, be the perfect irony, the settler of a mind boggling statistical improbability and the perfect outcome for this football fan.
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Pine-Strawberry Happenings writer bids farewell with final column
I had an opportunity to meet with the new Pine-Strawberry Happenings columnist Carol Reed, and I'm convinced that you will all be thrilled with the energy and fresh ideas that she hopes to bring to the column.
Kids perform in Talent Show Feb. 23
Well it looks like there was a steady stream of supporters at the fund-raiser for Carl Norris on Saturday.
Teens learn about politics
I hope to see many of you Saturday, Feb. 12, at the Bruce Thompson Senior Dining Room to support the bake sale and silent auction for Carl Norris.
Pony Express rides into Pine next Wednesday
Well it was bound to happen — winter has returned! Some stores have seeds and patio furniture prominently displayed, and I admit I was tempted, but deep down inside I knew it was all too good to be true!
Builders Club donates to food bank
Honestly, this has been the craziest weather I've ever seen (and I was born in Nebraska!). I have to admit I thoroughly enjoyed the T-shirt weather, but then the biting wind arrived just in time to remind me that winter is still here. Who knows what will come next?
Many deer and elk spotted around Pine
I was mentioning to my husband how I've been seeing deer everywhere I go in Pine lately. One day recently I saw eight deer scattered in three different locations.
Cold temps continue to cause problems
The snow is melting, but the troubles from the freezing temperatures and snowdrifts continue to plague many folks.
Communities of Pine, Strawberry still digging out
The local buzz is all about the incredible snowstorm that hit the state last Wednesday.
Many contributed to bless others this past year
Well, we may not have had a white Christmas, but it appears we will usher in the new year with lots of moisture in the form of snow. I'm sure all the kids are glad that they get to do some sledding before heading back to school on Monday.
Christmas is great time to count blessings
Merry Christmas everyone — I hope that you have a truly blessed time with your friends and family over the holiday season.
Last weekend to visit Christmas Boutique
Christmas Day is rapidly approaching; it seems that the month passes by more quickly each and every year.
Last Shop Hop of the year is tomorrow
The holiday season is in full swing with cookie exchanges, Christmas parties, Nativity displays, light parades, and Christmas concerts. Fortunately, while the calendar may be full, each opportunity gives us a chance to be with family and friends in a meaningful way, so try to enjoy each moment as we hasten to Christmas Day.
Christmas Tree Auction tonight
The Second Annual Festival of Lights event in Pine was a huge success. Several hundreds of people milled around the ramada, inside the local business craft display in the Cultural Hall, and at the Pine-Strawberry Arts & Crafts Guild Christmas Boutique.
Festival of Lights, Salsa Challenge tomorrow
Well you know the saying, there's no place like home! My daughter and I enjoyed our time in Chicago, and although she didn't place in the semi-finals of the Bible Bee, she did a great job, learned a lot and looks forward to trying again next year.
Special flag ceremony will honor veterans
On Wednesday, Nov. 3, members of the Pine-Strawberry Arts and Crafts Guild met at the ramada in Pine, where they distributed a total of $8,600 among several local community groups.
Holiday Open House this weekend in Pine
We enjoyed a busy, blustery weekend attending various functions in Pine last week.
Fall Festival at P/S School
Break out the logs and stoke the fire, 'cause winter is knocking on the door.
Holiday Fashion Show tomorrow
Fall colors are starting to appear between Payson and Pine.
Annual benefit quad run is tomorrow
I just got back from a retreat up north, which took me up through Sedona, (hoping to see fall colors, but the trees were still as green as could be), on to Williams, back through Flagstaff, down Lake Mary Road, and ultimately, home sweet home.
Community Yard Sale, Shop Hop tomorrow in Pine
The members of the Pine-Strawberry Arts and Crafts Guild will be holding a very unique "community yard sale" in Pine tomorrow, Oct. 9 under the ramada in the center of town.
Apple Festival this weekend in Pine
My husband, the girls, and I had a great day fishing at Haigler Creek last Sunday afternoon.
P/S Medical Clinic seeks two board members
I hope you all enjoyed your 4th of July weekend. We had perfect weather in Pine — sunny with a gentle breeze to cool things down a bit.
Festival of Lights will take place tomorrow
The 10th annual Tellabration storytelling event was a huge success. The Cultural Hall was packed and the crowd seemed to enjoy listening to the seven tellers spin their yarns.
Forest visitors urged to pack out garbage
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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - A Muslim cleric in a gray robe and white skull cap sits down with a youth in a baseball cap and shorts for talks on cooling tensions. Lebanese members of a motorcycle gang and a group of surfers agree both sides need to calm down.
Some unlikely alliances are being formed to try to head off any escalation in the ugly fighting on beaches near Sydney this week that exposed racial divides and tarnished Australians' self-image as a nation of laid-back, sun-kissed beachgoers.
The clashes, some of the worst ethnic violence in Australia in decades, are more racially motivated than religious. Only about 300,000 Muslims live among Australia's 20 million people, and many here with Middle Eastern ancestry are Christian. The country's history has been tainted by abuse of dark-skinned Aborigines.
While deep-rooted antagonism between some whites and those of Arab descent was the driving force behind the unrest, the flashpoint was a turf war between surfers and weekend visitors to a shore that the surfers regard as theirs alone, analysts say.
Tensions have risen in recent weeks along with summer temperatures, drawing more casual visitors to beaches frequented mostly by locals and die-hard surfers in the off season.
A group of youths of Arabic appearance beat two lifeguards Dec. 4 on the beach in the suburb of Cronulla after an argument during which both sides hurled insults.
A week later, hundreds of whites flooded the area to "reclaim" the beach. After hours of drinking beer and shouting slogans Sunday, some whites starting beating up people they felt looked Middle Eastern, setting off a riot that police quelled with clubs, dogs and pepper spray.
More clashes followed Monday, including bands of Arab-appearing youths rampaging through suburbs breaking windows in stores, houses and cars. Nearly 40 people were injured and 27 arrested over both days.
The riots exposed the dark underbelly of Sydney's outwardly easygoing surf scene, said Paul Wilson, a criminologist and forensic psychologist at Bond University.
"While we romanticize surf culture, there is a downside, which is hard drinking, drug taking and violence," Wilson said. "A lot of that downside explains what we saw in Cronulla."
The trouble will persist as long as "there are hot heads on both sides who are looking for violent confrontation," he said.
Far right groups have been accused of fanning tensions by haranguing the crowds that gathered on the beach Sunday.
Some Australians criticize the country's Middle Eastern communities, saying they don't do enough to assimilate into society. But most people seem intent on calming tensions.
Lebanese religious leaders met Tuesday at a Cronulla surf club with members of the beach fraternity to discuss ways to cool antagonisms.
Also Tuesday, a group of surfers known as the Bra Boys, who hang out at Maroubra beach near Cronulla, met with members of the notorious Comancheros biker gang, which has many Lebanese members.


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NEW YORK (ETF Expert) -- Most of the top 50 economies in the world have engaged in one form or another of monetary stimulus since the start of 2009. Halfway through 2014, most still endeavor to keep interest rates low to encourage borrowing by consumers and businesses; nearly all of those countries or regions also hope to fuel exports with modestly depreciating currencies.
Theoretically, tactics designed to devalue a currency as well as push borrowing rates into the basement should strongly benefit precious metals like gold. And in the first three years of ultra-accommodative policies (e.g., zero-percent overnight lending, quantitative easing, etc.), the SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) roughly doubled in price.
Lost on the average precious metals advocate, however, was a three-pronged reality at the onset of 2012.
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No. 3 Seminoles face 1st ACC road test at Wolfpack
Updated: October 5, 2012, 9:38 AM ETAssociated Press
RALEIGH, N.C. -- Third-ranked Florida State is going on the road for the first time in the Atlantic Coast Conference with the chance to tighten an already firm grip on its division.
It could also be North Carolina State's last chance to stay in the Atlantic Division race.
The Seminoles (5-0, 2-0) have already beaten Clemson at home, and a win against N.C. State on Saturday night would give the preseason ACC favorite victories against the two teams projected to be their biggest challengers ...
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Clans DNA Project
A brief outline of the
Scottish Clans DNA project is below and you can also see these details at:
www.brigadoon.net/scottishdna.htm and
I've also posted some
interesting links and links to the various DNA status reports from a
number of the Scottish Clans and Families.
There is also a new web site at Family Tree DNA.
This web site will now
publish all DNA test results where the person has been tested at
FamilyTree DNA and authorized the public display of those records in our
Scottish Clans DNA project. You can also join our Scottish Clans DNA
project here as well if your main DNA test was done under a Surname
project for instance.
Your records are also then compared to the other records on this web site
and a notice of a match is sent to you automatically as other people
submit tests or join our Scottish Clans Project.
These web sites will also continue to carry the overall description of the
project and status reports.
www.brigadoon.net/scottishdna.html and
The private web site at
www.myfamily.com will continue to carry the entire database ( 1100
results) and the associated detailed genealogy files, and other reference
I've also included links to the Scottish Clans and Families at Electric
Scotland. Alastair McIntyre has graciously allowed us to provide those
links for a general genealogy background on most of the Scottish Clans &
Families. Some of the reports also include an update on the specific DNA
testing programs for those groups. He publishes a weekly letter as well
that is very timely and interesting ( even sometimes humorous).
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Do you have a soft toy that has seen better days? A teddy abandoned in the bottom of a toy box? Why not bring it along to Stitching with Attitude and breathe new life into it at this fun and totally out there workshop for children and their carers. Textile Enthusiast and MCA Artist Educator Nicole Barakat will guide you through the process of deconstructing your toys and combining them with unexpected everyday materials to create cool and kooky artworks with plenty of attitude. Don't have a teddy? Feel free to use one of ours.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Stock futures were pointing to a rebound on Wall Street Tuesday, tracking gains in the European markets ahead of a report that's expected to show an improvement in U.S. factory orders.
Futures for the S&P 500 were rising 5.75 points, or 3.68 points above fair value, at 1,561.75. The S&P is up 9.53% so far this year.
The S&P concluded a strong quarter last Thursday with a climb of 0.4% to 1,569.19, trumping its former, pre-credit-crisis record of 1,565.15 reached on Oct. 9, 2007. This came shortly after the Dow Jones Industrial Average broke its 2007 record high on March 5. The S&P's next milestone is its all-time intraday high of 1,576.09, set on Oct. 11, 2007.
" Clearly, stocks have had an exceptional run to start the year and handily outperformed bonds," Russ Koesterich, BlackRock's global chief investment strategist, said in a weekly investment note late Monday. "We certainly don't expect this pace of gains to continue, but even after the first-quarter rally, stocks still look inexpensive compared to fixed income alternatives, so we would continue to advocate overweight positions in equities."The Census Bureau is expected to report at 10 a.m. EDT that factory orders rose 2.9% after declining 2% in January. Futures for the Dow were up 49 points, or 18.15 points above fair value, at 14,538. Futures for the Nasdaq were ahead by 15 points, or 9.28 points above fair value, at 2,803. BGC Partners (BGCP - Get Report) shares were soaring 49.09% to $5.74 in premarket trading after Nasdaq OMX Group (NDAQ) agreed to buy eSpeed from BGC for $750 million in cash. eSpeed is an electronic service for trading U.S Treasury notes and bonds. The acquisition is expected to be completed in the middle of 2013. Health care stocks were gaining after the U.S. government reversed a proposal to reduce a key Medicare payment rate. UnitedHealth (UNH - Get Report) advanced 4.43% to $61.58 and Humana (HUM - Get Report) popped 9.36% to $82.04. The benchmark 10-year Treasury was falling 3/32, lifting the yield to 1.846%. The dollar was up 0.02%, according to the


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Meet familiar face Harriett S. Bynum, Program Director of Occupational Therapy Assistant Program, Kent State University at East Liverpool
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Job Description:Directing the overall financial management and business operations for the Division of Information Services. Emphasis on budgeting, planning, cost analysis and reporting.
Worked at KSU since:March 2013
Employment Prior to Kent State University:Twenty-five years at TLT-Babcock, Akron, Ohio, in cost accounting, project estimating and IT management
Likes Most About Kent State University:The welcoming atmosphere and chance to work with and learn from such a diverse and highly experienced group of colleagues
Attraction to Kent State University as an Employer:The opportunity to be part of a truly world-class and forward-looking organization
Resides in:Wadsworth, Ohio
Hometown:Barberton, Ohio
Education:B.S. in Business Administration / Accounting, the University of Akron; CMA: Certified Management Accountant
Hobbies:Photography, gardening, biking, music, and attending my children's school band events
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