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"I guess it's okay being called 'the human fly,' " he allowed later, after sober reflection, "but it would have ruined the idea of the climb if I had realized what a big deal this would be. I might not have done it if I had known."
But fame at first was a delight and a dividend. For one thing, it helped persuade New York's city fathers to settle a $250,000 suit against him for $1.10—"a penny a floor," said Mayor (and mayoral candidate) Abraham Beame at a news conference the next day with the hero. By then Willig had appeared on Today and ABC's Good Morning America—and New York's Daily News had paid him $500 for a first-person account of his feat. "What George needs is an agent," his lawyer, Richard Reiben, concluded. "We've had offers for everything from quickie novels to documentaries, but we're not going to go P.T. Barnum. There's probably going to be a comic strip, and there are two or three proposals for screenplays and one offer from a major publisher that would include film rights." Also, of course, there is the matter of Johnny Carson's Tonight show. "We'll call them or they'll call us," vows Reiben, "but we'll get George a trip to the Coast."
Willig seems hardly the sort to go showbiz. The eldest son of a working-class Queens family, he grew up favoring solitary pursuits over team sports, and his current passions—apart from climbing—are hot-air ballooning, white-water canoeing and cross-country skiing. He holds a degree in environmental studies from St. John's University and for the past seven months has worked as a designer for the Ideal Toy Corp. There he has turned his talents to such sophisticated playthings as Electro Man and Zog the Terrible (both battery-powered dolls). It was in the Ideal machine shop, in fact, that he designed and built the gear for his climb: two metal blocks that locked into a track that guides the Trade Center window washers' platform. Willig prepared for the attempt for more than a year. "It was such an appealing wall," he says, "and I'm not afraid of heights, as long as I feel secure."
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Moni is a tiny village serving as "base camp" for trips to the famous colour-changing Kelimutu lakes. On Mondays, people from the nearby mountain villages as well as the seaside fishing settlements come to trade fish, vegetables, fruits, and general household items. Definitely no supermarkets around here. But everything is super fresh, and you definitely won't get sick of pesticide overdose here.
I wonder how many years before these handmade ikat sarongs and blankets, which take weeks to to weave, will be completely replaced by cheap Chinese junk.
For half a day, the village is complete chaos and mayhem. Not really for lack of space, more like lack of common sense, they also block the main road of the island as well. Way too many people in way little space. But it's a nice experience. Even a shabby place like this is exploding with colours. The thing I miss the most now that I had to come back to Europe after 12 years of Asia. All those colours…..
When I first went to Luang Prabang in 2003, I didn't have a camera. There I was, surrounded by black, gold, red, glitter, the November full moon festivities, dragon boats, a million candles, and I couldn't take a single picture. So I had to go back for years later. And then, I lost my photos, only to be recovered almost by accident, three years later. It was a long wait. Many full moons have come and gone, and I've travelled a lot since, but if I look back at the pictures now, the simple, humble wooden temples still shine.
I believe all of these photos are from the most famous one, Wat Xieng Thong, at the bank of the mighty Khong, where the naga king resides. I hope in a lucky moment it is still possible to have it all to yourself. Except for the resident monks, of course.
If you google Thai new year, or songkran, this is not the kind of photo you will find in abundance, but it is still one of my favourite things about April. People originally used to build mini and giant sandcastles in temple yards to make up for the loss of soil washed away during the course of the previous year. Now it's just a tradition. The flags are decorated with the 12 animals of the zodiac, and traditional northern Thai patterns.
One of the reasons I love Chiang Mai is that it is a modern city with all sorts of amenities and services, but it also keeps traditions alive. :-)
Old and famous temples don't necessarily mean big and spectacular. The structure might be only a few decades old, most of the traditional wooden architecture already long gone…. what makes them ancient is the date the foundation stones were laid and the place was first consecrated. May be a disappointment at first glance, and then you adjust, and the hundreds of little quiet sanctuaries in a bustling, crazy city become familiar landmarks and anchors to certain dates and occasions. The place where you go to listen to evening chanting, where you remember the cold moss under your feet on a full moon, candle-lit night… and many others.
I'm not really a Buddhist, but I always made an effort to learn, read and discuss, and it is definitely the religion closest to my heart. It is just shocking though how much deeper all those childhood memories can go, they form a very different part of my personality and identity.
Wat Chiang Man was my first "home temple" for several years, facing east, as all of them, the rays of sunset hit the statue at the back
Discarded, broken, old Chinese shrines deposited and slowly fading away at the foot of an ancient sacred tree – the proper way to dispose of them
Just across from my first home
Lotus bud, freshly prepared, ready for worship. The purity and perfection of this humble flower that grows in muddy ponds symbolises the way that the teachings of the Buddha can rise above the dirty reality of everyday life, and create something so simple and so beautiful out of a mere puddle.
Frangipani is a particularly inauspicious plant in Thailand, and mostly only found in temple yards, where the sanctity of the place is able to break the evil spell.
Chinese new year feast for the ancestors laid out at the outdoor shrine of the temple in Chinatown
Beautiful paintings inspired by ancient styles and techniques for sale at the Sunday walking street market
Monk at prayer in the ancient cave temple of Wat U Mong at the edge of the city, foot of the hill. Chedis like this often hide an old Buddha relic, the ashes of a famous monk, or sometimes royalty.
At the back of Wat Phra Singh (I think). Chiang Mai is a monastic education hub, with tens of thousands of teenage monks working for their high school diplomas and then many continuing on at the Buddhist University.
A very new reconstruction of old techniques and designs right next to my first kindergarten. The entire structure is built of wood, which is, sadly, very rare any more these days.
The oldest remaining wooden temple in the old city, flanked by a traditional new year sandcastle topped with dharma wheel Buddhist flags. Huge sandcastles go up every April, originally to compensate for erosion in the temple grounds. (I should find more sandcastle photos for my next entry!)
Feast for the monks laid out at a temple on a July full moon day, at the beginning of their three-month lent (phansa)
Flowers, candles and incense sticks (one for the Buddha, one for the teachings, and one for the monastic order – the triple gem). Devotees (and guests are always welcome!) walk around the temple and chedi three times chanting and praying on the three auspicious full moon evenings of the year (March, May and July), marking the most important days of the Buddha's life as a teacher and spiritual leader.
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Farmers in the Central Highland Province of Dak Lak harvest coffee. US coffee companies display interest in Vietnamese coffee. — VNA/VNS Photo Sy Huynh
Vicofa and the Viet Nam Trade Promotion Centre in New York held a trade conference for coffee businesses to boost exports to the US.
The activity was part of a trade promotion programme to highlight Viet Nam's coffee export sector.
Alan Kaiser, director of External Relations and Communications for the US National Coffee Association, said the conference would help acquaint US giant coffee processors such as Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts and Kraft Foods with Vietnamese coffee.
Vietnamese businesses expressed their hope to promote their coffee brand-names to the US and trade directly with US partners.
The US has become Viet Nam's second biggest coffee importer with a total turnover of US$257 million in 2009, according to Vicofa.
The US Department of Agriculture recently reported that coffee production in Viet Nam was forecast to rise 7 per cent next year because of favourable weather.
Output would increase to 18.7 million 60-kg bags in the 12 months starting October 1 this year from an estimated 17.5 million.
Robusta coffee accounts for 97 per cent of the country's total output. Arabica production is projected to rise because of the expansion of growing areas.
Last year, Viet Nam's export volume of Robusta rose 10 per cent to 1.17 million tonnes, with its value dropping 19 per cent to $1.7 billion.
Coffee exports in May were estimated at 120,000 tonnes and worth $166 million. Exports in the first five months of this year saw a year-on-year decline of 11.4 per cent in volume to 584,000 tonnes and 17.3 per cent in value to $810 million.
According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the export price of coffee has continued to decline. The average export price in the first five months was at $1,386 per tonne, 7.51 per cent lower than that in the same period of last year.
To deal with the decline in price, which has led to losses for farmers, the Government has approved a plan to purchase coffee for stockpiling as part of a strategy to wait for higher world prices.
The Ministry of Finance on Tuesday issued Circular 83/2010/TT-BTC guiding the availability of bank loans with preferential interest rates for purchasing the 2009-10 crop's coffee for stockpiling.
The coffee trading enterprises assigned to temporarily store the 2009-10 crop's coffee would be able to take loans from the Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development in Viet Nam at a preferential interest rate of 6 per cent per year during the coffee purchasing period for stockpiling from April 15 to October 15. — VNS
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The national flagship
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bringing the airline into the international arena.
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cargo, and to ensure aviation security.
Le Van Hoa works through his lunchtime at a workshop at the Hue College
of Industry every day, despite the extreme heat. He is finalising an
electric wheelchair designed for his father who was paralysed in a
motorbike accident 12 years ago.
Nguyen Thi Anh Vien received a Labour Order third class, and a merit certificate from Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung on Monday.
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Volary - Fame Doesn't Love You
Volary sent us this mp3 download link for her song "Fame Doesn't Love You". I'm seriously digging it. Check it out, folks!
Volary sent us this mp3 download link for her song "Fame Doesn't Love You". I'm seriously digging it. Check it out, folks!
From my most recent photoshoot.
We fell in love with this song by Volary and chose to cover it in the hopes of cheering up Sam. Follow her journey here: http://unfamousblog.tumblr.com/
As I come to the end of a four-year recording project, I look back on vocal tracks I did two years ago versus a month ago. The difference is striking. After trying so many versions of the same song, I have come to understand something so fundamental but which has eluded me for years:
A good vocal track is not about being perfect.
I am a classically trained chorus girl 'til the end. I've spent my entire musical career aiming to sound as perfect as possible. And while I have managed to make an impression on many, I know now that this attitude held me back from truly finding my voice and delivering my message.
To let go of perfection is to let go of fear.
I recently played at Volary's (@unfamousblog) music video release party. Keeping in mind the things I had learned during the recording process, I didn't push my voice too hard, but instead let it settle into its "sweet spot". I used my eyes to communicate with the audience, which instantly translated through my voice. I playfully played with dynamics, which kept my listeners' interest.
Enveloping myself in the song's message, my voice became expressive in a way that it never could if I simply thought "sing expressively". I don't know if I sang any wrong notes because there were no wrong notes.
The biggest difference though, was how firmly I now believed in the songs. In the past, I have often rushed through my tunes with the mindset that I have to fit in as many as possible before people get bored. But after recording them and hearing them with lush string arrangements, I knew that, as long as I hear those parts in my mind, the pared down versions would hold up. And they did! The trick was to not be impatient with them and to give them room to breathe.
True, many other factors came together to help create this magical set. The audience was extremely receptive and patient (there were plenty of technical delays which they happily drank through), and I had received a great introduction. But I would like to think that, should circumstances not be so forgiving, I would be just as confident in my delivery having learned these lessons.
The concept of the Plane Dragons was too cute to pass up. So meet Volaris, or Vol for short
Tagged by vealchopy. Then webnesto did it too and I wanted to answer those questions as well, so… this might get long.
Always post the rules.
Answer the questions asked, then write 11 new ones.
Tag 11 people and link them to the post.
Tell the person who tagged you that you've answered their questions.
And my questions to be answered:vealchopy Questions:
If you could only watch one movie for the rest of your life, what would it be? This is a lot harder to answer than I expected. I'd want something that made me feel happy, and I never ever tired of, so I'm going with Tank Girl.
What's one thing you did as a child that you still do but no one knows about? Do I have ANYTHING I do that no one knows about? I am rarely ever alone, and around some obscenely observant people. Hmmmm… sometimes I close my eyes and press on them gently, and watch the colors and shapes appear behind my eyelids until they form this one specific pattern which is really calming. I'm sure people have seen me do it, but I don't know I've ever explicitly told them why.
How do you feel about scarves? I like scarves.
What is a moment in your life when you felt pure joy? I have a pretty joy filled life, even with all the hard things. I guess… watching my son play outside with his service dog when they first met, and hearing him laugh and bury his face in the dog's fur. Or more recently, watching the daughter of webnesto jump on my son's back before they both fell down laughing.
What are your favorite pair of shoes? My black Doc's with the cherry blossoms embroidered on the sides.
Do you believe there is life on other planets? Yes, I do. I think our definition of life may be ill fitting to what is out there, but I do believe it's there.
Do you know the muffin man? Not personally, no. Maybe webnesto can swing my an introduction.
What tv show is your favorite guilty pleasure? Gossip Girl. I didn't even have to think about it.
What craft or hobby do you wish you could take up? Needlepoint and cross stitching. I'm going to take it up. I just have to figure out a few other details first.
What was your first thought when you woke up this morning? Why don't my fingers work? Why am I trying to untie a shoelace while I'm still asleep? How did the child get knots in his laces AGAIN?!
What is your biggest pet peeve? I have clinical OCD. This is a really long list. Aside from that though, it's currently when others try to make something my responsibility that isn't.
webnesto Questions:
1. What scares you the most consistently, the most profoundly? The images my subconscious shows me when in the dreaming.
2. How would you explain your life to an alien? These belong to me. Yes. All of them.
3. What color is your underwear (right now)? Pink with black polka dots.
4. How uncomfortable did the last question make you? A little. I so rarely wear underwear it was really weird to realize I actually had an answer.
5. What do you miss most about being the you you were 10 years ago? I was two months pregnant, horribly ill, and living in 125F heat. I don't miss FUCK ALL about the me ten years ago. Oh wait! I thought of something! I emailed my twin brother everyday back then. I miss him.
6. How do you hope your life has changed in 10 years? I want to own a house again. I want to know the trees and land I am caring for isn't going to be taken away from me.
7. How do magnets even work? (no Googling) Magnetic force and electricity doing SUPER AWESOME SCIENCE STUFF.
8. If
you had to chose between: Being stuck in a room for the rest of your
life, with unlimited internet access forever and hundreds of virtual
friends OR being free to travel wherever and whenever you want, but no
one would ever engage you for a second conversation (or any conversation
more than 10 minutes or so) for the rest of your life (assume that
expenses aren't an issue)? I would travel. Either would lead to my eventual suicide, I would like to see as many different places as I could before I died.
9. When you answer questions on
the internet, do you answer them honestly or are they crafted to present
an image of yourself or do you even know? Like here? Honestly. Things that are phishing for advertising purposes? I lie my ass off.
10. How badly do you wish I was asking simple questions like, "what's your favorite color?"? Not at all.
11. What's your favorite color? My favorite color is sparkly.
My Questions!!!
1. What color is the sky in your world?
2. When you were little, what was the name you thought you would name your first child?
3. Do you still make wishes on your birthday?
4. Would you prefer to be alone for the right reasons or with someone for the wrong?
5. What is the kindest thing someone has ever done for you?
6. Do you smile at strangers?
7. What Jewel do you wear?
8. Cake or pie?
9. What is the last dream you remember?
10. Finish this sentence, "Do what thou wilt…"
11. Who do you kneel to?
Tagging (for fun only, no guilt allowed) vealchopy (for a never ending cycle of doom), mcphteven , maevariss , nikle-o-deon , webnesto (for a second never ending cycle of doom), r-0aming, squirrelmcpants, casuallycatastrophic, chinburd, evilfuckaire, volari
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The bad Hawaiian doesn't fly #traveling #airport #pdx #airplane #fly #volaris #Hawaiian #Guadalajara
Check out this feature article on Independent Music and Media! I had a great time being interviewed by Ced1, and think that his support of indie musicians is just fantastic.
Piden a Volaris dar servicios a discapacitados que pueden viajar solos
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Yazmith Batáz, una mujer con discapacidad, pero que se vale por sí misma, creó una petición en la plataforma mundial Change.org para exigir a la aerolínea Volaris que sea incluyente y de un mejor servicio a las personas como ella, pues denunció que uno de sus empleados detuvo el vuelo en el que ella iba porque viajaba sin acompañante.
"Un empleado sobrecargo de la empresa Volaris…
#fly #entrenubes #volaris #natgeo #vuelo
Nuevos vuelos confirman oportunidades para hacer negocios y turismo en Tabasco: SDET
Nuevos vuelos confirman oportunidades para hacer negocios y turismo en Tabasco: SDET
Mtra. Cecilia García Gómez, Directora General de la OCV Tabasco; Arq. Jorge Cámara Rodríguez, dirigente de la Asociación de la Asociación Mexicana de Hoteles y Moteles de Tabasco (AMHMT); Lic. David Gustavo Rodríguez Rosario, Secretario de la SDET Tabasco; Lic. Mauro Arredondo Martínez, Gerente General de Copa…
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A couple of photos from our show at Cafe du Nord today. Seeing Sam perform, whipping her hair around like crazy, is really something that shouldn't be missed.
also since i REALLY dont want to have several plane dragons i'll probably see if anyone wants Volaris? if you're a friend you can just have him, but otherwise i'll make him OTA. (also i dont want several plane dragons cuz i know i wont ever use them, especially if i have Delirium Trigger)


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Mitch Kamin was a punk. As a teenager, he would don grubby jeans and an attitude and make his way to the Roxy, Madame Wong's or the Whisky A Go Go to listen to the sonic drum-and-guitar assaults of such bands as X and the Circle Jerks. Plowing his way through the mosh pit, the young...
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Arab/Indian trashy hotelPosted May 29, 2014 on Hotels
Looks like you're better off sleeping outside . Hotel is trashed stair cases full of garbage, dirty sheets, dirty carpets, dusty furniture, lights don't work , seems sketchy , breakfast looks plain nasty leftovers. Smells like cigar, weird people
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Good EnoughPosted Feb 10, 2014 on Hotels
The condition of the hotel is lacking - needs a serous update. Rooms are clean, all things considered. You get what you pay for. I only needed a place to get 6 - 8 hours of sleep, so it was good enough for that.....
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Glad it is over
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Horrible hotelPosted Jan 13, 2014 on Hotels
I will never stay here again. My room was supposed to be non-smoking, but it smelled like smoke. I had to take my inhaler!
for Everyoneby frank from central wis.
PETS and Smoking rooms are hard to findPosted Jan 13, 2014
Pros: PET FRIENDLY SMOKING ROOM
Cons: nothing
Location: it was winter and we were there to visit relatives but its close to a major hiway and easy to find
We booked a Pet Friendly Smoking Room and it was just what We expected for the Price the staff was GREAT and the overall Cleanliness was fine the beds were comfy and the clientele was quiet so We had a great experience We will stay there more often! A SINCERE THANK YOU to the WHOLE STAFF
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Nothing SpecialPosted Jan 7, 2014 on Hotels
The staff was friendly, however the room itself was not completely clean. Carpets need refreshing, and there was only ONE towel in the bathroom and only a HALF roll of toilet paper (we had to go downstairs to get some more). The cleanliness was the biggest issue, and why don't maids check UNDER a bed when they clean a room?!! There were socks from the previous inhabitants underneath. All in all, not a bad place, but definitely not the best. Will be looking to stay somewhere else next time.
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Last resort kind of place..Posted Nov 8, 2013 on Hotels
I stayed here one night last minute , the front desk staff were nice ,when I got into room the carpet was kinda dirty and parts of floor were sticky, the Table had dirt/ gunk on it I had to wipe off. The bed was clean from what I could tell, not the most comfy but it was ok for one night. The bathroom was not only really small but dirty floor and toilet was dirty with cigarette burn Stan's on lid .. This place is basically a place to crash but I wouldn't want to stay here for vacation.
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our stay was ok ,it's just the hotel itself needs bad renovation, to make people stay comfortably.


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Penguin Books, 1990 - Fiction - 276 pages
"A funny, intelligent, superbly paced social comedy." --The New York Times
Vic Wilcox, a self-made man and managing director of an engineering firm. has little regard for academics, and even less for feminists. So when Robyn Penrose, a trendy leftist teacher, is assigned to "shadow" Vic under a goverment program created to foster mutual understanding between town and gown, the hilarious collusion of lifestyles and ideologies that ensues seems unlikely to foster anything besides mutual antipathy. But in the course of a bumpy year, both parties make some surprising discoveries about each other's worlds--and about themselves.
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var Cylon = require'cylon'; Cylonapi host: '0.0.0.0' port: '8080' ssl: false; Cylonrobot name: 'pebble' connections: pebble: adaptor: 'pebble' devices: pebble: driver: 'pebble' mypebblesend_notification"Hello Pebble!"; mypebbleon'button' console.log"Button pushed: " + data; ; mypebbleon'tap' console.log"Tap event detected"; ; start;
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