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An Anglo-Indian connection was almost natural when one has grown up in Calcutta. It was a gateway to a culture that was so far removed from the quintessential Bengali life that most of us would find ourselves 'collecting' at least one Anglo Indian friend. For those who've moved away from that life, one of the only ways to transport to the good old days is through food. In fact, Anglo Indian food, which was a very obvious cuisine in various pockets of India, is fast becoming the flavour of the season — a move perhaps to cling on to a distant past.
Bow Barracks in Indiranagar, tries to get three things together — Calcutta, Anglo Indian food and Bangalore.
From the Mulligatawny Soup that is NOT a variation of the rasam but a lentil soup that's made creamy with coconut milk and chopped vegetables or chicken and noodles dunked into it (how Anglo Indians ate it in Calcutta) to Lamb Ball Curry — in fact, the food at this restaurant differs quite largely from what perhaps the kitchens of Kolar Gold Fields would have cooked up. Lapping up the soup, which looks rich but is quite subtle in its flavour and tucking into the Beef Pantheras, where beef mince is rolled into crêpes and then deep fried, I had the odd feeling of eating soup and spring rolls at an old-school Chinese restaurant. The feeling is, but of course, imaginary because both dishes are anything but close to Chinese.
It's not that Bow Barracks has pulled out from its hat every single recipe ever cooked in an Anglo Indian household. It merely highlights some of the more popular ones — ones that give a diner a flavour of one of the most natural births of fusion food. I won't even say they are the best I have eaten — the food has its moments but to be exemplary, it has a certain distance to go.
The Lamb Potato Chops where mashed potatoes are stuffed with minced lamb, which is first cooked with onions, garlic, green chillies and coriander, is a popular pick. These huge oval shaped creations, which are crumb-fried, are similar to the ones you've probably eaten at a Parsi restaurant. I've noticed a slight variation in this starter a few times at the restaurant. While it was absolutely perfect one time, the second time around I wasn't too happy. It's sad how bits of uncooked mince can spoil the fun.
It was time to move on to some of the more robust and classic flavours. As Aunty Pamela's Pork Vindaloo was placed on the table, I was quite intrigued by the origin of this particular recipe. The chef, who actually grew up in Bow Barrack in Calcutta, inherited the recipe from his aunt. So don't expect it to taste exactly like what you've eaten in Goa or anywhere else.
Aunty Pamela took a shoulder of pork, cut them into cubes and marinated them in a mix of cumin seeds, coriander seeds, black mustard seeds and vinegar for a while and then slow cooked it till the desired flavour, texture and colour was reached. It's not very hot but does have a lot of flavour.
The Anglo Indian meal would not be complete without two dishes — the Railway Mutton Curry and The Lamb Ball Curry (also known as the Bad Word Curry in this part of the country).
The Railway Mutton Curry is loaded with history and at one point of time, tons of grease. It used to be served on trains and dates back to the British Raj. Typically this curry is red, owing its colour to a lot of tomatoes and red chilli powder. It's best eaten with rice because the gravy is not too thick and varies from station to station. It's rarely mellow and has a very distinct flavour and always red.
Bow Barracks serves a slightly refined version. Freshly chopped coriander is used as garnish and you could eat just this with some steamed rice. The flavour is developed and while there is a bite to it, it lacks the original rustic flavour.
The Lamb Ball Curry appears to be simple but does have a complicated process; minced lamb, rolled into small koftas and then cooked in an assortment of spices with a lot of focus on the garam masala. Therefore, you might feel the heat after you're done eating with it. I'd say it makes for a good curry on a winter's night.
If you're not a vegetarian, a category that doesn't quite find much room in an Anglo-Indian menu, there is a lot the cuisine can offer you, but you have to step outside familiar territories for that.
To be critical, I would have been happy to see the kedgeree or even the goat head curry, but no such luck, at least not yet. However, I had for company people who've never eaten Anglo-Indian food before and they enjoyed it and that was fair enough for me.
Finishing my meal with a Caramel Custard, for a general palate, I realised that the menu would have been more appealing if there were no 'North Indian' additions. It's hard to visualise a butter naan next to a meatball curry but if you can ignore that part, it doesn't bother you much and you might just come back for seconds.


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Sandler O'Neill and Partners
Sandler O'Neill + Partners, L.P., is a well-respected full-service investment banking firm and broker-dealer focused on the financial services sector. It is headquartered in New York City, and has offices in Boston, Chicago, San Francisco and Atlanta.
The firm provides investment banking services to financial institutions and their investors. Its services include merger and acquisition advisory, capital markets, fixed income and equity trading and sales, equity research, balance sheet management, mortgage finance, and consulting services. It has retained its private partnership structure and it perennially ranks among the top advisers on bank and thrift mergers as well as in capital raising.
It operates a mortgage finance operation and a registered investment adviser based in Memphis, Sandler O'Neill Advisers L.P. Sandler O'Neill consists of over 300 professionals.
Sandler O'Neill + Partners, L.P. was founded in 1988 by Herman S. Sandler and Thomas F. O'Neill along with several other executives from Wall Street firms.
Today, the firm ranks among the highest in many sectors such as financial services and mergers and acquisitions. Some numbers from 2013 are attached: http://sandleroneill.com/Collateral/Documents/English-US/2013%20Financial%20Services.pdf
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On September 11, 2001 the firm lost 66 of its 171 Principals and employees in the terrorist attacks that destroyed the World Trade Center. Among them were Herman S. Sandler and Chris Quackenbush, who started the firm's investment banking practice, and Welles Crowther, an equities trader who saved at least 12 people. The company also lost its entire computer system and nearly all of its records in the destruction.
On September 17, 2001 Sandler O'Neill announced it was open for business.
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- http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/2002/01/21/316599/index.htm Fortune magazine 2002 cover story on Sandler O'Neill
- http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/17/business/17bank.html?_r=1&scp=9&sq=Sandler+O%27Neill&st=nyt New York Times story on investment bank's relationship with NorthFork Bank
- http://select.nytimes.com/2006/09/09/business/09nocera.html?scp=11&sq=Sandler+O%27Neill&st=nyt New York Times interview with Senior Managing Principal James J. Dunne III
- Sandler O'Neill + Partners in the news
- THE MOURNER: In a Landscape of Sadness, Offering Just Her Presence, New York Times, 10/1/2001 the story of Carol O'Neill, wife of a founder of Sandler O'Neill


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My Review on Acer ICONIA A700 10k32u 10 1 Inch Tablet
This is my first purchase of a tablet and I am still learning all I can do with it. It's easy to learn but I have to consult the user guide on certain functions. The screen is clear and easy to read, and responds quicly.I was able to connect with my router with not problem a all and I did not notice any excessive heat build-up as some have reported.
I did notice the touch feature reuires little pressure and sometimes it requires several hard taps to work but that could just be me, since I not use to touch technology. There are a lot of apps available and many are free. Others run from $0.99 to $1.99 which is worth it on useful apps. It seems to me the battery hold well and charging does not take a long time.I only use to for a couple hours at a time so other who are on it constantly may experience other problems I do not notice.
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Today is National Best Friend Day, and we're celebrating by rounding up pictures of our favorite celebrity buddies. Take a look at girlfriends Beyoncé and Gwyneth Paltrow [1], supportive pals Robert Pattinson [2] and Katy Perry [3], and beautiful buds Penélope Cruz [4] and Salma Hayek [5]. There's also Leonardo DiCaprio and his longtime best friend Tobey Maguire [6], plus so many more. Click through to see them all!
Katy Perry [7] is close friends with Robert Pattinson [8], and she reportedly provided him with a shoulder to lean on when he broke up with Kristen Stewart [9].
Zach Galifianakis [10] and Bradley Cooper [11] were friends long before they starred together in The Hangover. Bradley even made an appearance on Zach's short-lived VH1 talk show, Late World, back in 2002 and was one of the first stars to appear on his Funny or Die Between Two Ferns series.
Busy Philipps and Michelle Williams [12] became buds on the set of Dawson's Creek in the '90s. Busy even set up Michelle with her former boyfriend, Jason Segel [13].
Being the daughters of famous musicians may explain the bond between Kelly Osbourne and Miley Cyrus [14]. The two have been friends ever since they got close on the set of the straight-to-DVD film So Undercover.
Justin Bieber [15] used to idolize Usher [16], and now the singer is one of his closest friends. Usher signed Justin to his record label in 2008 and quickly became the teen's mentor. These days the guys love to perform together and shared the stage at the Billboard Music Awards in 2012.
Taylor Swift [17] and Emma Stone [18] met at the Young Hollywood Awards five years ago, and their friendship blossomed from there. Taylor told us in 2011 that Emma is "like a sister to me. She can predict my thoughts."
Drew Barrymore [19] and Cameron Diaz [20]'s friendship was cemented on the set of the first Charlie's Angels film in 2000. Cameron was a guest at Drew's 2012 wedding [21].
Lena Dunham and Jemima Kirke have been pals ever since their school days at Brooklyn's St. Ann School. The two have remained very close over the years, with Lena putting Jemima in her film, Tiny Furniture, and her hit TV show, Girls.
Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez [22]'s friendship started more than 10 years ago when they auditioned for Barney together. Demi has said that she's "very lucky to have someone like Selena in my life."
Robert Pattinson [23] and Tom Sturridge go all the way back to their school days in London. Both guys relocated to the US for their careers around the same time, and they hang out with the same group of British actors in Hollywood.
Kim Kardashian [24] and La La Vasquez's friendship goes back many years, and the duo still likes to sit front row at fashion shows, watch basketball games, and hit the red carpet together.
Kristen Stewart [25] counts her Runaways costar Scout Taylor-Compton as one of her close friends. The two met while auditioning for the same roles when they were starting out in Hollywood, but they haven't let the competition keep them from becoming pals.
Funny girls Tina Fey [26] and Amy Poehler [27] shared the screen on Saturday Night Live for years, but their friendship actually got started in the '90s while they were both studying improv in Chicago.
Despite past rumors that they were a couple, Eva Longoria [28] and Mario Lopez are actually more like family. Eva considers Mario a brother, while Mario shows support for his "girl" Eva on Twitter.
Brad Pitt [29] and George Clooney [30] put their friendship on the big screen in the Ocean's series. The guys link up regularly for big Hollywood award shows.
David Beckham [31] and Gordon Ramsay [32]'s friendship goes beyond just guy time; their families are close and even spent Easter together in 2012.
Beyoncé Knowles and Gwyneth Paltrow [33] have been close friends for years, and frequently double date with their husbands, Jay-Z and Chris Martin [34].
Beyoncé told Harper's Bazaar UK of Gwyneth, "She is what I strive to be one day." In the same publication, Gwyneth returned the compliment by calling Beyoncé "the most talented human being on the planet."
They may seem like an odd pairing, but Taylor Swift [35] and Lena Dunham are close pals. The two forged a friendship after Lena tweeted about liking Taylor's music. Taylor even reportedly hosted Lena at her Rhode Island home for a Memorial Day party.
Leonardo DiCaprio [36] and Tobey Maguire [37] have been catching Lakers games together for years, and at the premiere of his film The Details, Tobey talked about working with Leonardo on The Great Gatsby. "The fact that I was forced to see one of my best friends everyday was fantastic."
Nicole Kidman [38] and Naomi Watts [39] aren't just fellow Aussie actresses; they're best friends. The ladies were classmates in high school, and their friendship is evident on red carpets to this day. Nicole has said of her friendship with Naomi [40] that they are "very, very good friends and have maintained that through so many things."
Will Ferrell [41] and John C. Reilly have never been shy about their relationship. The two have starred in several movies together, including Talladega Nights, and Step Brothers, and at a Lakers game in 2011, they showed some PDA on the kiss cam.
Matt Damon [42] and Ben Affleck [43] have been best Boston buds since childhood. They even shared a screenwriting Oscar for Good Will Hunting in 1998. Matt and Ben are still close friends, having enjoyed many vacations with both their families in recent years.
John Krasinski [44] and Jimmy Kimmel are funny friends and neighbors. They kicked off 2012 together in Hawaii with their significant others and joked about the vacation on Jimmy's talk show.
Pals Katy Perry [45] and Allison Williams attended the Grammys together last year. Allison said of the date night with Katy [46], "She's a friend of mine and she's nominated, as she should be. I can't wait to go."
Charlize Theron [47] and Kristen Stewart [48] got to know each other while filming Snow White and the Huntsman last year and became fast friends. Charlize told Access Hollywood of Kristen, "I really, I really, really love that girl. I love that girl, like, I would jump off a building for that girl. She's amazing, she's amazing."
Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey [49] have been longtime friends, and they recently took their relationship to the small screen. Woody and MM were TV costars for the first time in HBO's True Detective, after working together on the big screen in both Edtv and Surfer, Dude.
Justin Bieber [50] and Jaden Smith are both talented young stars so it should come as no surprise that they both became fast friends. Justin has been supporting Jaden's music career, giving him a highly-coveted spot on his world tour last year.
Salma Hayek [51] and Penélope Cruz [52] have been pals for years and starred together in 2006's Bandidas.
Reese Witherspoon [53] met Kate Winslet [54] in 2007, and they've been buddies since. Reese said of their friendship, "Imagine my good fortune when Kate Winslet moved into my neighborhood, rang my doorbell, and said, 'Dahling, Sam [Mendes] is off shooting and I believe our children are the same age. Could they possibly have a playdate, and, oh, by the way, it's almost 9 o'clock and I've had nothing to drink — do you have any wine?'"
Rihanna [55] and Katy Perry [56] are such good friends that Rihanna [57] was a part of Katy's small bachelorette party back in 2010. They managed to catch up at Coachella in 2012, and they love to get together whenever their busy schedules allow.
Zac Efron [58] and Ashley Tisdale [59] have been buds since their High School Musical days and still spend time together. Ashley even showed her support for Zac at his Lucky One premiere in April 2012.
Lauren Conrad [60] and Lo Bosworth [61] have been besties since their time together on Laguna Beach, and their friendship has lasted through their journey to Hollywood.
Jennifer Aniston [62] and Chelsea Handler have grown close over the last few years and even have taken vacations to Cabo together.
Jennifer presented Chelsea with a Glamour Woman of the Year honor in 2012. At the show, Jen said, "I rarely comment on my personal life. But I'm here to tell you, I'm madly in love. I'm madly in love with the one and only Chelsea Handler."
Leonardo DiCaprio [63] and Lukas Haas [64] have been buddies since they first met while auditioning in Hollywood years ago. They stick together for sports games and lavish vacations, and they even attended Coachella together in 2011.
Selena Gomez [65] and Lily Collins may have both dated Taylor Lautner [66], but it hasn't stopped the two of them from becoming friends.
Ryan Reynolds [67] and Sandra Bullock [68] were introduced by a mutual friend years ago and formed a strong friendship on the set of 2009's The Proposal. They supported each other through divorces, his from Scarlett Johansson [69] and hers from Jesse James. Ryan's even close with Sandra's little one, Louis.
Sienna Miller [70] and Channing Tatum [71] became pals after they met on the set of G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra. Sienna even said that she has been giving Channing advice on raising a baby now that he and wife Jenna Dewan are parents.


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Around the same month as Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back was released in Cinemas back in 1980, but over in Japan a company called Namco developed an arcade that would become an icon of video game culture during the 80's and is still a classic from today still growing strong for 35 years.
Pac-Man first hit the arcades in Japan on May 22nd 1980 and then later got released in arcades in North America, with games that were released before Pac-Man like Space Invaders and Pong were hits in the arcades and on consoles like the Atari 2600, Pac-Man took the world by storm. I even heard stories from my parents that they played Pac-Man during their teen years and how addicting the game can be by controlling Pac-Man on eating pellets around the maze. You would think its straight forward game on eating pellets but you are getting chased by four enemies called Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde or just call them the four colored ghosts as they try to chase you down, once they've caught you that's it you'll lose a life lose all lives its game over. However if you saw a power pellet you can try and eat the ghosts if they turn dark blue for a short time.
Not only that you could eat pellets you could also eat certain fruit that appeared on the screen like cherries which can earn you extra points, after eating all pellets you'll move to the next level the higher you got on later levels they will get harder and the ghosts would get more and more faster on moving around. I think the main aim of the game was to try and get the highest score which is a challenge but completing all 255 levels is something that no one could ever do, on July 3rd 1999 the first person to achieve this maximum possible score of 3,333,360 points was Billy Mitchell from Hollywood, Florida who was the first ever person to get the highest score; but back in September 2009 David Race from Beavercreek, Ohio was the sixth person to get a perfect score and a time of three hours, 41 minutes, and 22 seconds set a new record for the fastest time to obtain a perfect score.
Pac-Man series has had multiple remakes and sequels over the years on consoles, handhelds and mobile devices including on Google search engine celebrating 30th Anniversary of Pac-Man in 2010 where you can play Pac-Man on Google but companies across the world experienced slight drops in productivity due to the game, estimated to be valued at the time as $120,000,000 which is around £83,000,000. Many people who worked in offices played this game during their time at work and caused a bit of trouble in the work environment including some companies blocking Google on their work computers but it was only for that weekend which was May 21st - 23rd 2010 it was a fun mini-game but would agree that you were meant to be working not playing games at work unless you are on a coffee or lunch break.
In 1981 Midway Manufacturing Corporation developed and released Ms. Pac-Man in arcades across North America same game but it introduced a female protagonist, new maze deigns and several other improved gameplay changes over the original Pac-Man. A TV series was produced by Hanna-Barbera from 1982-1983 with 44 episodes. Than got another TV series over on Disney XD in 2013 and is still showing today on certain TV channels across the world, Pac-Man also been referenced in other TV shows and Movies including Scott Pilgrim vs the World, Wreck-it Ralph and in the upcoming movie that is being released this year called Pixels starring Adam Sandler and Denis Akiyama playing the role of Toru Iwatani who is the original creator for Pac-Man.
Pac-Man was also a playable character in both the 3DS and Wii U version of Super Smash Brothers including an Amiibo figure which recently went on sale but if you look at the top right of the packaging you'll see Pac-Man's name and No. 35 could this mean that Nintendo used that idea on celebrating 35 years of Pac-man? Going back to 1981 Bucker & Garcia wrote the hit single Pac-Man Fever which is still being played today in discos, night clubs and at parties even have people following the dance moves and is still a classic to hear.
I would still be very surprised if people will still be talking about Pac-Man within the next five years from now celebrating its 40 year anniversary. How old were you when you first played Pac-Man? Has anyone in your family played the game when they were young?
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Anyone on the forum living at Shilshole? Am moving up that way and hope to get back on the water. Sold my C-36 several years ago in Marina Bay, Richmond CA and moved ashore but am looking forward to the marina life again up your way.
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I keep my boat there and know several liveaboards. It's a great marina, a sailor's marina. Not a lot of amenities on premises, but a ton within a mile (in nearby Ballard).
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Isn't there a waiting list or some kind of limits on liveaboards there? Seems like I remember reading something about it.
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Thanks again!
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My sister and her husband have been year-round live-aboards at Shilshole for years. Their boat, a 52-ft ketch, is for sale due to his health; it's a great cruising boat and the perfect live-aboard vessel. Shoot me a note if interested.
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Lived aboard in Shilshole for a year and a half. WiFi internet access by BBX, antennas at both ends of the harbor. Great live-aboard community and bicycle convenient to just about everything. Check out the Sunday Farmer's Market in Ballard.
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Thank you guys. Will check out the area and would be interested in more on the large boat. Year, mfg.-model, etc.
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The New York Yankees suffered a devastating loss to the Texas Rangers on Monday night, getting whipped by a score of 8-0.
In reality, the first 8 innings weren't bad at all, with Andy Pettitte holding the Rangers to three hits after giving up a two-run home run to Josh Hamilton in the 1st. On the other side, Cliff Lee was certainly being Cliff Lee, but as the Yankees have showed more than once in this postseason, no lead was a big enough lead.
Then in the 9th, the Rangers answered by giving themselves a big enough lead.
Boone Logan came in to begin the inning, and quickly gave up a double to Josh Hamilton. Mr. Guerrero followed that up by a single, which was also answered by a Nelson Cruz single which scored Hamilton. By this point, the Yankees had no chance.
After 5 more runs scored, the Yankees were left to come back in the bottom of the 9th with their top of the order, who were a combined 0-8 against Lee.
Coincidentally, that was the same score they trailed by.
Neftali Feliz eventually closed out the game, keeping Lee's two-hitter intact.
Sitting in Section 236 for this game, I'm not really sure what I was expecting. In my last article, I think I even said that Lee was as close to an automatic Yankees loss as there is. But with Andy Pettitte, one of the greatest postseason pitchers of all-time on the mound, one would expect the end result to be a bit different.
And it would have been too, if the bullpen didn't completely screw with any chance the Yankees had of coming back. Sure, a 2-0 loss would have been disappointing, but how can you live with an 8-0 routing when you paid hundreds of dollars for seats without backs?
All in-game action aside, though, I had a wonderful time at my first postseason game (I've been to a Devils playoff game before, a 2-1 overtime loss to the Hurricanes in 2009). Seeing the in-game introductions, almost the same as they were for Opening Day, was a very nice moment.
It's just when you leave after the game is over, minutes proceeding a woman sitting with her legs crossed and showing no fan appreciation whatsoever telling you to "stop being an ass" because you are trying to rally the Yankees back from an 8-0 embarrassment, being one of the only fans still in the stadium as it is, and on top of that knowing that your Game 4 starter will be the same guy who was 10-15 during the regular season, you get a bad taste in your mouth.
Sure, the Yankees could easily tie the series back at 2-2 after Tuesday night is over.
But then again, it could just as easily, if not easier, become 3-1 Texas after A.J. Burnett proves that his guaranteed money is actually being paid by Texas, and not the Yankees.


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Letters to the Editor: 01.31.10
Reinventing himself
What is the state of our union? A year ago, the man with the most liberal voting record in the Senate became president after cleverly campaigning as a centrist. Rather than focusing his first year on jobs, the issue of priority to most people, he was busy spending (borrowed) money like water. The "stimulus" bills he signed were laden with more earmarks than any in our history, even though he campaigned against this Washington practice.
He campaigned against cozying up to Washington "insiders." Yet he created an administration full of them once in office. He "bailed out" GM and Chrysler by gifting them to organized labor, bought with more taxpayer debt. His top priority was taking us down the road to socialized health care, not actually reforming health care.
Now he's taking on the banks. What a joke. His administration includes dozens of financial industry insiders with direct roles in the bad decisions that led to the financial crisis. Why does the media not discuss this fact?
Now he will try to reinvent himself as a centrist again, with complicity from the media. Don't be fooled. His priorities are not what this country needs or wants. By the way, I'm an independent.
Paul Ortega
Obama shortsighted
As established by the Constitution of the United States, our federal government is divided into three branches to ensure that no one entity assumes tyrannical control over the people. This balance of power is expressed as the legislative branch, which makes the laws; the executive branch, which enforces the laws; and the judicial branch, which explains and applies the laws. Each branch has influence over the other but each is also completely independent to ensure that the government serves the people and doesn't lord over them.
On Wednesday in his first State of the Union address, President Obama (head of the executive branch) openly admonished the Supreme Court (highest office of the judicial branch) for doing its job. This was a shameless attack on the balance of power. The Supreme Court is charged with interpreting complicated court cases in light of the freedoms guaranteed by our Constitution. President Obama openly criticized the court for faithfully executing that duty without regard to politics. This is what it is supposed to do!
President Obama is a shortsighted man who speaks and acts without regard to the basic freedoms on which this country was founded. He is dangerous.
Terri Kimmel, Robstown
People overturned
President Lincoln must be spinning in his grave following last week's Supreme Court decision.
What happened to our long-standing acceptance of, "Of the people, for the people, by the people"?
The court just legalized buying elections by those who have the most power — those with the most money. How could that possibly be constitutional by our forefathers' meaning?
Congress must act immediately to restore our true democracy.
Ole I. Thorsen Jr.
Golfer ignored
Last weekend, our hometown professional golfer, Phil Blackmar, placed sixth in a PGA Senior Tournament in Hawaii. Phil was at the top for a while, but the tournament was won by Tom Watson.
I am informing you about this because you would not get any of it by reading the Smaller-Times. In Phil's career he has won two (I believe) PGA events. You spend pages on the new IceRays coach or what is happening with the Hooks, which I think is great, but to me, Phil deserved to get more ink than you or your sports writers have given him, now and in the past. What's the deal?
Erik Doughty
Education important
A few weeks ago the Caller-Times published an excellent article about the education levels of elected officials in Congress. There were 27 representatives who did not have college degrees while the majority had law degrees and 83 representatives had master's degrees. The bulk of the article centered around those without a formal education, such as our congressman, and it seems that experience and hard work were only credentials that mattered in winning the election.
Our congressman eloquently stated, "They put their pants on the same way I put my pants on," which is an unfortunate statement for someone who has so much tenure in Congress. Certainly he has been confronted by this subject before and his staff should assist and prepare for the confrontations that come with public office. Indeed, our Constitution does not mention that congressional representatives or senators need to have a formal education, but I would hope that conjugating a verb would go a long way when authoring a bill or being a vital member of committees.
Pedro Garza
Court not needed?
Here we go again, the Supreme Court is split 5-4 on political contributions. Most of their decisions are split.
Why are laws and bills written and passed for this kind of interpretation?
Write laws and/or bills so us common folk can understand them. This way, subjects are either right or wrong, yes or no.
We may not need the Supreme Court anymore! Looks like a cost savings to me.
Ken Williams
Don't forget
Zahor — remember!
Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2010, was International Holocaust Remembrance Day. It was the 65th anniversary of the Russian liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp complex, the largest of the Nazi concentration camps in which an estimated 1.1 million people were murdered.
Gary N. Blum
Life more important
Let's start with the inappropriate statements from Steven Putnam ("Let bicyclists pay," Jan. 27). All or most active cyclists already pay their own "car registration, use and gas taxes" for their vehicles, so these roads are theirs also. Bicycles, by law, have just as much right to be on the road as automobiles.
As to the residents on Ocean Drive, what is more important, the convenience of their maids, lawn service, etc., having street parking (I'm guessing they don't allow them to park in their driveways), or the life of the cyclist? They are just trying to enjoy a ride in this "un-sparkling" city.
Thanks, City Council, for letting our city go to ruin. I would say the life and safety of said cyclists far outweighs the pride people take in their lawns or in having service personnel around.
Let's touch base with reality, folks. Life is precious, much more so than street parking. Let us act like the adults we are and learn to deal with inconveniences that sometimes come with life.
Jeff Robertson
Liking the change
Crisa Blanton's opinion ("A shameful program," Jan. 25) is a clear example of Obamaism. (You know, we're entitled! Don't worry, the government (taxpayers) will pay for what you can't).
She slams her primary-care physician for deciding to change his or her practice and downsize from 4,000 to 600 patients. Why would a doctor do this?
One, I think to allow the physician to practice medicine as he or she was trained and educated to do, not by some economic guidelines directed by some incompetent bean counter from an insurance company or Medicare or Medicaid field office. What is the difference between paying a little extra to have the physician I choose and paying extra to enroll mu children in private schools? It's a choice that I pay for.
I like the idea of spending considerably less time in the waiting room and more time with my doctor. My cost? Less than $4 per day. My many benefits include to be able to see him today or tomorrow, not in three or four weeks, and to follow his directives, not those of the above mentioned. It wouldn't surprise me if this practice model reduces frivolous lawsuits against all health care providers.
By the way, thank you, Massachusetts!
Ken Martin
Von Wade missed
1440 KEYS has created the biggest mistake since Conan O'Brien took Jay Leno's spot. And we see how that turned out.
Replacing a great show like "News Talk" with Eric Von Wade with Clark Howard, who bores me to tears — has 1440 lost their mind?
Eric Von Wade was the main reason I listened to 1440, and probably everyone else. Eric kept us current on all local news, discussed pending events, had guests like city council members, politicians, business leaders. With Eric, we knew what was going on in Corpus Christi. Now, we don't. The station needs to return Eric Von Wade to 3-6 p.m. weekdays, and if it wants to put Clark Howard from 5:30 to 9 a.m., I am sure no one will object.
The only good thing from the new KEYS format (Clark Howard) is that I switched to 1360 and found Rush. I always wondered where he was! But I was too busy listening to 1440. Until now.
Carolyn Wallen
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The Coria/Hewitt match was probably the most entertaining of recent memory. I just loved Coria attempting to explain to the crowd how he didn't mean to hit at Hewitt... And Hewitt's ever so readable lips....
My all time favorite match might just be Chang/Horst Skoff in 1990 on clay in Austria. I think it was so cold that you could see the players' breath. Chang started cramping in the 5th set and on match point was beating himself in the legs with his racket to stop the cramping. He won the match, but had to be carried off court.
Behind that, the match McEnroe played against Vilas in Argentina in '83. Vilas routed McEnroe and McEnroe was his typically classy self.
Another great Davis Cup match was when Agassi played Martin Jaite in Argentina. Agassi was tooling Jaite and in one of the sets, Jaite served at game point. I think Agassi was up like 5-1 in the 3rd and caught Jaite's first serve giving him the game. The fans didn't like that too much.
Also probably tops on my list was Jim Courier's defeat of Greg Rusedski in 5 sets in Britan. That 5 set 4 hour marathon inspired Pete Sampras to play DC again albeit in a doubles role. That weekend was probably one of the best I've seen.
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Salman Khan, Aamir Khan In Bollywood Janmashtami Songs & Dahi Handi
Time to conquer that human pyramid and get that butter! It's Janmashtami today and Koimoi.com brings you some tunes to go with the festive mood with some filmi Krishna bhajans!
Radha Kaise Na Jale – Lagaan
The mischievous Aamir Khan knows how to get his darling Gracy Singh go green with envy over him. Watch as he teases her in this playful song from Lagaan.
Pintya – Shaitan
The most contemporary song in our list, music director Ranjit Barot gave a very catchy Gokulashtami tune for the film. The song Pintya went perfectly to Rajeev Khandelwal's chase scene with the throbbing govindas around!
Chandi Ki Daal Par Sone Ka Mor – Hello Brother
While you could gawk at Salman Khan in his white shirt and pink pants, (remember this song is more than a decade old!), we're just glad he did take them off in this song! With Rani Mukerji's teasing, Salman was even more determined to get the handi!
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Amitabh Bachchan and Parveen Babi took to the streets with the evergreen song Mach Gaya Shor. And yes, Amitabh does impress the very gorgeous Parveen when he finally smashes the pot!
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Laurent Fabius's visit to India (05.02.15)
This visit reflects the importance we attach to strengthening the French-Indian strategic partnership, an exceptional partnership due to its level of ambition and trust. It also forms part of the preparations for the 2015 Paris Climate Conference. To that end, Laurent Fabius will attend the inauguration of the "Delhi Sustainable Development Summit," a major annual event on sustainable development and climate.
Environment – India – Thirty years after the Bhopal chemical disaster (03.12.14)
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On the 12 March, it is the 30th 'No Smoking Day' where thousands of smokers have a go at giving up smoking. For those who succeed, stopping smoking brings a huge amount of benefits for both their health and their wealth.
Paul Lambert is Leeds City Council's Public Health smoking cessation expert. He explains:
"In my former job as a stop smoking advisor I supported hundreds of people to stop smoking. It might have been more, but I wasn't counting! The one thing I remember is the positive impact stopping smoking had on their lives. No matter what age you are or how long you have been smoking, the body will do its best to recover. Obviously the sooner you stop the better, but there is a huge amount of research showing health benefits from quitting smoking.
"Within 20 minutes of not smoking, blood pressure reduces and within 24 hours your oxygen levels return to normal and carbon monoxide from smoking has gone. There's also the long term health gain such as reduced risk of CHD (coronary heart disease), heart attacks, stroke and COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease). Of course the huge sums of money that can be saved – on average over £1800 per year – can make a real difference too."
Paul knows it helps to understand why you smoke if you're considering having a go on 'No Smoking Day'.
"One of things I discussed in my stop smoking sessions was the reasons given by people of why they smoke and whether they are valid. The chances are the reason given to why someone started smoking such as to look older, to be cool, to be part of the gang for instance, are no longer the reasons why they continue to smoke."
Reasons for smoking increase and change over time leading to greater dependence on tobacco but these reasons are frequently contradictory. So smokers may say they would need a cigarette in the morning to help them wake up, to get them going, but also say they would have a cigarette just before bed to help them relax and go to sleep. Similarly smokers cite stress as a trigger to smoke in the belief it helps them relax, but then still smoke when they are far from stressed and relaxed.
Managing cravings is the key to not smoking and the likelihood is that if you don't get any cravings you won't smoke and that's easy. But as any former smoker knows, success of staying stopped is how a person manages their cravings when they are triggered. The good news is that cravings are time limited and only last a few minutes. If you are a twenty-a-day smoker might initially get twenty cravings to smoke per day but the longer you are smokefree, the greater the reduction cravings generally will be.
For anyone wanting to quit on no smoking day (or any other day), there's lots of help and support in Leeds. Leeds Stop Smoking Service, run by Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust, offers a variety of groups, including one-to-one sessions and drop in clinics across Leeds that can help you quit smoking.
Research shows you're four times more likely to quit if you combine NHS support and stop smoking medication. You can make an appointment with the service by calling 0800 169 4219 or text: SMOKEFREE to 60066 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
For more information and a list of clinics and times please visit www.leedscommunityhealthcare.nhs.uk/smoking .
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Commonwealth Day marked in Leeds
The Commonwealth flag was raised proudly in Leeds this week as part of a day of celebrations throughout the United Kingdom, Channel Islands and the Isle of Man to mark Commonwealth Day.
Held on Monday March 10, the city played its part in the festivities which saw approximately 500 Commonwealth flags raised by local by local authorities, civic dignitaries, communities and charities in locations across the British Isles.
In Leeds, three Commonwealth flags were flown with pride at Leeds Civic Hall, Leeds Town Hall and Morley Town Hall.
A specially written message of 'good wishes' from Her Majesty The Queen along with the Commonwealth Affirmation was read out at by the Lord Mayor of Leeds, Councillor Thomas Murray, on the steps of Leeds Civic Hall as part of a ceremony to mark the day.
The Lord Mayor of Leeds, Councillor Thomas Murray said:
"It was really fantastic and a great honour to take part in the city's ceremony to mark Commonwealth Day, which saw the Commonwealth flag flown proudly over Leeds Civic Hall, Leeds Town Hall and Morley Town Hall.
"This was a great opportunity to mark the great dignity, respect and bond that exists between the people and countries in the Commonwealth and I look forward to the raising of the Commonwealth flag in Leeds becoming a firm fixture in the calendar for many years to come."
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"Becoming a Therapist is the perfect book to begin the journey toward becoming an effective therapist. Dr. Thomas Skovholt has created a book that is easy to read BUT very hard to put down. The perfect book for the beginning counseling student."
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this is a hilarious movie. for beatles fans and people who are not
It was OK. What the plot lacked was made up by the superb casting of Ryan Reynolds, Sandra Bullock, and Betty White.
Best show ever!
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Many know about Pantone, the mega color standards company who unveils color forecasts for each season — today their Fall '08 forecast was released to the public on their website. I always download mine and print it out in color so it's handy. It's important for all designers to preview the next it colors – from interiors to fashion, product, and beyond.
"Refreshing splashes of invigorating brights punctuate classic, versatile neutrals as designers offer a playful spring palette for endless exploration and creative combinations. Variations on popular colors such as energizing red, cool, waterborne blue and eco-friendly greens also play a key role this season." – Pantone
Pantone scours advertising, magazines, movies, websites, and other facets of pop culture to unearth color cues, even surveys of socio-economic trends, art exhibits, and considering even the state of the global economy. After intense research and analysis, they sell colors to clients a few years in advance and then poll them to discern popular choices so they can then produce color planning guides that influence the multitudes. I walked around for years thinking these trends just happened for no reason at all. But oh no, everything is calculated. That's why it's critical for you to know what the color forecast is for each season because then you can use it as a guide in your design in order to stay current.
Here are the Fall '08 color trends in fashion. These trends are mirrored in home design, too. Here's the Spring forecast in case you missed it. Now when you browse current magazines and catalogs you can look for these colors.
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By Rachel Perls of Hue Consulting, decor8 guest writer.
Ah, good ol? brown. Woodsy, earthy, dependable. It?s not actually a spectral hue, but a dark version of orange. All the same, rustic, wholesome brown is a staple in interior design and deserves its moment of glory.
What words come to mind when you think of brown? Snuggly, rich, comfy, natural, soothing, luxurious and warm may be a few. It?s also a safe choice, if red shouts, then brown is a soft hum. Brown's pale sibling, beige, is a very popular wall color here in the states. No wonder IKEA targeted us with their popular "Be Brave, Not Beige" campaign including a fun website dedicated to encouraging the infusion of saturated color into the home, especially the 'typical' American one. While I believe strongly in the use of color in a space, I?m not entirely against beige and its milky cohorts. From buff to burgundy, rust to wheat, brown can give you a huge range of looks and whether understated or bold, it's often a terrific canvas to work from.
living room via the New York Social Diary.
These neutral tones can work quite in supporting roles: to provide a backdrop to accent pieces, or maintain continuity between stronger tones. The warm mushroom chaise lounge works wonderfully here as a counter-balance to the soft grey wall.
Here, deep brown paint provides weight and a sense of depth in this sitting area. Chocolate also look lovely in smaller spaces, such as an entry, kitchen, or bathroom. via: Homes and Gardens UK.
Wood floors are a basic component of most homes. And wood furniture. Most people stop there, concluding that since wood is brown all wood furniture must match. Right? Have you ever considered that each variety, while still ?brown?, has a different undertone? Cedar, pine, oak, cherry wood tones range from red, to orange, blonde or even blush. via: Flooring Express.
toffee, and cream by Cheryl Porro, recipe here.
Think of the food craze for a moment, chocolate and coffee. Ranging from milky caf? au lait to triple shot espressos, cupcakes, and cookies. Not only does chocolate taste great, but it can create a genuine sense of warmth and security, while stirring up your appetite. No wonder that it's called Comfort Food. (Now I?m hungry!)
Speaking of food, aren?t these walls below simply edible? Brown is an excellent choice when you want to set off a more saturated hue. Think about contrast – dark against light, muted against bright. Brown and orange, or turquoise, or pink…
via Domino magazine.
and textured walls. via: LivingEtc.
works in this space. Warm brown is rustic, while purple adds
a modern playful touch. Love it! via: The Rug Company.
You can also go light and airy with a touch of vintage.
This seems to be all the rage at the moment. via: LivingEtc.
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and sophisticated while still providing relaxation and comfort. via: LivingEtc.
via: West Elm.
via: Domino magazine.
Texture and pattern are important considerations when you?re mixing monochromatic (one color) elements. To dabble in brown, start with accent pieces: a throw pillow or piece of artwork. Amenity Home has a beautiful range of textile pieces to bring nature inside.
By combining lights and darks, and layering different textures together, basic brown spaces can become anything but boring. Do you like using it in your space? I bet you have more of it around than you realize!
[To read more of Rachel's posts on decor8 about color, click here. Thank you Rachel for stopping in today, with chocolate lining all the aisles of stores, your timing is great!]
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I really enjoy writing Take Five Tuesdays so I've decided to keep it going for the rest of 2008 and to add a fun column to run on Mondays called Color Me Monday. This one will be themed around a specific color or a palette that I'm currently inspired by showcasing things that I like from pretty rooms to flower arrangements, fashion, and anything else that I would own if my wallet were fatter and my home larger. Monday isn't a day that we love to face so my goal is to cheer you up and get the week started off right with a dose of color. Oh, and please visit your etsy friends over in the left column on Monday because I'll feature items in the chosen color/s for additional inspiration. Yay! Okay, nuff 'splaining, time for getting down to business. :) Today I'm feeling bright splashes of yellow with a touch of crisp white because as I look out of my window, all I see is white snow yet all I can imagine are bright yellow daffodils popping up to replace the big freeze in just a few more months…
Bottom: Pretty work area from Domino magazine, Slim eatin' in this narrow but nice kitchen as seen in Living Etc magazine, the stunning cow parsley wallpaper featured in Real Simple magazine (my goal is to someday have this paper in my house, I can't stop thinking about it), and yellow and white bookcases – such a great idea again from Domino.
Related posts: Color of the month: Yellow.
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"Back in Black"
By Rachel Perls of Hue Consulting, decor8 guest writer
Fall is finally here; our palette has turned to deep, rich, autumnal colors. With the colder weather approaching, we move indoors, looking forward to making our spaces warm and cozy for the months ahead. Light, airy whites and pastels are tucked away in storage, and denser, muted tones become more prevalent, ushering in a feeling of weight, comfort and stability.
Black is a strong, dependable color that becomes quite prevalent in home decorating during this season. It has a sense of permanence, and solidity that is reassuring. How decadent and glamorous is this room shown above? Black represents sophistication and substance. The ultimate chic color for cocktail parties and black-tie affairs, it can morph into a completely different interpretation with a simple change of context.
People react quite strongly to this hue, which is actually the absence of all pigment. It signifies mourning in many cultures, as well as danger, or the supernatural. It is ominous, the fear of the unknown. Black represents power, which can be reassuring, or scary, depending upon whom wields it.
One combo that packs a punch is black and yellow. In nature, black and yellow color patterns communicate to predators that an animal is dangerous, like stinging wasps or poisonous snakes. We?re biologically conditioned to pay special attention to this color duo.
Another popular match is black and red. It has a strong Asian flair, and looks amazing in lacquered finishes.
A fresh, modern variation of the red and black theme substitutes fuchsia for the red, lightening the mood considerably.
Or experiment with orange and black, another stunning combination.
When paired with other bright colors, black works as a unifying element. How fun is this treatment? I feel like I just stepped into a pop art painting.
Trend-wise, I?ve read that dark cabinets for kitchens are very hip these days, Susan from the blog The Kitchen Designer, is a terrific source for trend watching in this area of the home. But be forewarned about those oh-so-popular black granite countertops. Ergonomically, they are horrible for your vision because there isn?t enough contrast between the work surface and your kitchen items; this causes eyestrain.
Just by tweaking the texture, surface, and tone of black, you can create vastly different moods. This shiny kitchen by Miles Redd is really over the top, but I thought it was so fun, I couldn?t resist.
If you don?t know where to start, accent pieces and dark flooring are great places to begin introducing ebony into your spaces. (Remember the Nate Berkus NYC Aparment reveal on Oprah?) Black can look great with almost any color, especially if it is used with contrasting lighter colors. You absolutely need the contrast, so don?t go too overboard with this inky tone.
Any questions regarding black that you have? Please leave your question or comment below and I'll gladly do what I can to answer!
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Hostel MOJOPrague, Czech Republic
Generally it's okay. It is near the city centre, but the walk takes about 15 min. One thing extreme bad is the door. The lock of most doors (room door, toilet doors and shower room doors) are not working well. Each time you need to pull really hard and twist a few times to lock and unlock the door, and it creates much noise. And the room is hardly noise-proof. You can always here somebody is talking next door. If you are looking for a quiet place, it's not a good choice.
Pension TiffanyCesky Krumlov, Czech Republic
I didn't expect it an century-old building, but it is! It's so amazing to live in it for two nights. Generally everything is good! The only thing that is not so good is the steep staircase. It's not easy to climb the stairs with a luggage, but it's an really old building, you know :) Recommend this hostel! One more thing, if you are looking for a hostel to meet people, may be it is not the place you want. There is no common area for backpackers. But it's definitely a quiet place to rest.
Adam&Eva HostelPrague, Czech Republic
It is a really cozy place to stay. The location is good, walk distance to the old town, but quiet too. The facilities are clean and the place is comfortable. And the staff is really helpful. It's a pity that I couldn't stay there for a few nights more. Definitely recommend this hostel!
Astor Hyde ParkLondon, England
Good location, close to tube station and a few museums. The dorm and bathroom are clean. Free breakfast, definitely value for money. Kitchen is a good place to meet people. Wi-fi in the room is rather weak. As it is free, so no complaint. :)
Lambrettas HostelBath, England
Excellent location, right at the city centre, only 5 to 10 minutes walk to the main attractions in Bath, like Roman Baths and Bath Abbey. The room is clean and tidy. I stayed in a single private room. Except the fact that I have to share the bathroom with others, it is more like a hotel than a hostel.
Nahbi Guest House for BackpackersGyeong-ju, South Korea
Nahbi is really a great place to stay and make friends. Staff are very helpful, the location is highly accessible, and wi-fi is available which connects backpackers with the world. Highly-recommended! Don't miss the lounge party! It is fun, and allows backpackers to make new friends!
Kyoto Hana HostelKyoto, Japan
Staff are fluent in English, helpful and nice in offering advice. The hostel is clean and tidy. The only thing needs to be improved is that the wi-fi connection on the ground floor is rather weak.
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King BoutiqueSiem Reap, Cambodia
Nice hostel with reasonable rental fee & a walk-distance from the Night Market, Pub Street and the Old market, where you can find almost everything you need. The staff were very warm, nice and helpful. We spent 4 nights there. Worth-staying if you go to Siem Reap on a budget.
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Episode #2415
Klezmer-Core, Balkan Bangers and More
Friday, May 20, 2005
It's New Sounds party music on this program with high-energy Balkan and Slavic big band music played by Americans. Members of the Hungry March Band, a Brooklyn-based collective with lots of horns and drums, perform crazy speed Balkan boogie along with groovy parade music live in the studio, and it's powerful fun. Also, hear music from the Luminescent Orchestrii, who have cornered the market on Appalachian gypsy music with a little nod to the seminal punk band Dead Kennedys. Plus, listen to the Zlatne Uste Balkan Brass Band, and selections from the brand-new Slavic Soul Party record. All this to celebrate the King Gypsy Rocker Massive III party, a gypsy punk-ass Balkan brass band dance extravaganza landing at the Knitting Factory this Sunday, May 22.
PROGRAM # 2415, Balkan Party Music – American Style (First aired 5/20/05)
|Taraf de Haidouks
|Band Of Gypsies
|Bride In A Red Dress, excerpt, [2:00]
|Nonesuch #79641** www.nonesuch.com
|Luminescent Orchestrii
|Live recordings
|Taraf Hijacked [3:30]
|Privately-issued CD www.lumii.org
|Slavic Soul Party
|Into The Night [5:00]
|Barbes Records due in June 2005 Info at www.mattmoran.com, OR purchase in Brooklyn at the club, Barbes (376 9th st, open after 5pm)
|Hungry March Band
Jupanese Juju [3:00]
Montserrat Serrat [3:00]
Bella ciao/Moliendo Café [5:00]
Vjerin Coèek [2:30]
Bubamara [2:30]
|Most of the pieces are on the CD, "Critical Brass," available at www.hungrymarchband.com
|Zlatne Uste Balkan Brass Band
|In The Center of The Village
|Lipe Cvatu [4:30]
|Azalea #9903** www.azaleacityrecordings.com
|Trio Mopmu
|Torta Bulgarska
|Nedelya [4:00]
|Odd Shaped Case #1010 www.oddshapedcase.com
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Also D40's have been discontinued and were replaced by the D3000 (fairly certain). You could buy one of those for around the same price but it wouldnt include the 2 lenses.
Is it a D40 or D40x?, either are great cameras but the D40x is tad newer.
The two lenses that come with it are probably the 18-55mm and a zoom lens. They are good entry level lenses, but if you are wanting to get more serious about photography they wouldnt be ideal.
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As a parent, you can help your child avoid eye trauma with the proper use of safety equipment during sports and recreational activities. Listed in the directory below is some additional information regarding eye safety and first aid for your child, for which we have provided a brief overview.
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New York Red Bulls goalkeeper Luis Robles spoke highly of teammate Tim Cahill after the weekendтАЩs 2-2 draw with New England Revolution.
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Cat Chic: This Reko Cat Dress Has Us Feline Fine
People talk about being a cat person like it's a bad thing, but what could be better than being loved by and loving one of the sweetest (not to mention cutest) creatures on earth?
I'm fortunate in that I've never been called a crazy cat lady to my face, even when I'm out flaunting a piece of feline-inspired clothing. In fact, the typical reaction I get from someone spotting one of my cat-print dresses is, "OMG, your dress has CATS on it!" Those people mean it in a good way, as opposed to the ones who might be talking smack about my love for our four-legged friends.
Spring is upon us, and I'm not sure what could be a better way to celebrate kitty love (and Caturday!) than with the Feline Fabulous Dress by Reko. The shoulder-baring frock is decidedly more foxy than frumpy, while the all-over cat print inspires memories of cool retro cat paintings. Complete the look with a colorful cardigan, belt, and chunky sandals -- and as advertised, you'll be feline fab the whole night through. Added bonus: The neutral color will surely hide any errant cat hairs that happen to make their way on to your person as you kiss your cats before heading out the door!


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Yogi's Space Race (Series)Yogi's Space Race (Series) (1978) - Yogi's Space Race Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- Hanna-Barbera Studios
- Cartoon Characters: Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound, Scare Bear, Quack-Up, Jabberjaw, Buford, Nugget Nose, Captain Good, Clean Kat, Phantom Phink, Sinister Sludge, Wendy, Rita.
- Voice Actors: Daws Butler, Joe Besser, Mel Blanc, Frank Welker, Marilyn Schreffler, John Stephenson, Pat Parris, Gary Owens, Robert Behr, Tony Caruso, Ted Cassidy; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By Ray Patterson, Carl Urbano.
- Produced By Art Scott, William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, Iwao Takamoto.
- Animated By Bill Hutten, Tony Love, Carlos Alfonso, Juan Pina, Bob Alvarez, Cosmo Anzilotti, Isabel Belio, David Brain, Bob Cara, Amaro Carretero, Alberto Conejo, Daniel De La Vega, Ed De Mattia; more Animators ...
- Written By Herb Armstrong, George Atkins, Haskell Barkin, Jack Bonestell, Doug Booth, Chuck Couch, Mark Fink, Gary Greenfield, George Greer, Andy Heyward; more Writers ...
- Music: Hoyt Curtin, Paul DeKorte.
- Editor: Gil Iverson, Larry C. Cowan.
- First Aired on September 09, 1978.
- Originally Aired on NBC-TV (USA).
- Running Time: 90 minutes.
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The CFPB, together with the FTC, has filed an amicus brief in Hernandez v. Williams, Zinman & Parham, P.C., a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case on appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
The case involves the FDCPA requirement in 15 U.S.C. §1692g(a) for "a debt collector" to send a validation notice either in "the initial communication" or "[w]ithin five days after the initial communication with a consumer in connection with the collection of any debt." The issue before the Ninth Circuit is whether the requirement only applies to the first debt collector that contacts a consumer to collect a particular debt or to each debt collector that contacts the consumer to collect that debt.
The plaintiff in the case claimed that the letter she received from the defendant containing the validation notice violated the FDCPA because the notice did not include all required information. The defendant argued that it was not subject to the FDCPA validation notice requirement because its letter was not the "initial communication" the plaintiff received about the debt. According to the defendant, because the debtor had previously received a validation notice complying with the FDCPA from another debt collector, the defendant was a subsequent debt collector that had no obligation to comply with the validation notice requirement.
The district court granted summary judgment to the defendant, concluding that the validation notice requirement did not apply to the defendant's letter because it was not the initial communication that the plaintiff had received about the debt. According to the district court, the FDCPA's plain text contemplated only one initial communication with a debtor on a given debt, meaning the initial communication from the initial debt collector.
In its amicus brief in support of a reversal of the district court's decision, the CFPB argues that each debt collector that contacts a consumer — not just the first debt collector that attempts to collect a particular debt — must send a validation notice that complies with the FDCPA. According to the CFPB, §1692g(a) can naturally be read to apply to the initial communication of any debt collector, initial or subsequent, that contacts a consumer about a debt.
The CFPB also argues that for §1692g(a) to serve its purpose, which was to eliminate the problem of debt collectors attempting to collect the wrong amounts from the wrong consumers, it must apply to both initial and subsequent debt collectors. Finally, the CFPB asserts that to the extent there is any ambiguity in §1692g(a), the court should defer to the views of the CFPB and FTC (which shares concurrent enforcement authority with the CFPB).
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