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New York magazine called Nerve "the Web's most intelligent forum for erotica." Now, from the creators of Nerve.com comes an original collection of sexual fiction and nonfiction from some of today's best writers.Since its online debut in 1997, Nerve has been publishing brazen, titillating, and intelligent prose and photography. Nerve: Literate Smut highlights some of the webzine's most acclaimed stories and essays by writers such as Norman Mailer, Sallie Tisdale, Rick Moody, Thom Jones, and Dr. Joycelyn Elders, as well as striking photographs by Andres Serrano, Richard Kern, Sylvia Plachy, and others. Nerve's founders frame the texts and photos with original and revealing essays on the many sides of sex–from shame and habits to taboos, debauchery, and, of course, love. This volume demonstrates why Nerve is more than the latest web phenomenon–it's a bold new sexual sensibility and a precocious force in American culture.
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I have just heard of Father Egon's death last Sunday at the age of 91. I was very grateful to
Woodside Priory for giving me my first teaching job in California in 1979. I taught
mathematics for one year before teaching at the Sacred Heart School in Atherton.
May God bless Father Egon and all the other monks and staff at the Woodside Priory for
all their fine work.
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This month, we're marking the 22nd anniversary of the passage of the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA). Commonly referred to as the "Motor Voter Law," the NVRA was passed in 1993 to make it easier for Americans to register to vote.
In honor of 95 years of Making Democracy Work ®, LWVVUS staff members are sharing stories about their work with the League.
Stephanie Drahan, Senior New Media Manager
Years at LWVUS:Three years
It's one of my favorite weeks of the year – National Volunteer Week!
Last week, I had the honor of sitting with our national president, Elisabeth MacNamara as she connected state League presidents from nearly all 50 states on conference calls to share their experiences with their state's legislatures. President MacNamara as well as the presidents of state and local Leagues all volunteer their time to serve in leadership roles with the League.
EDITORIAL NOTE: This guest blog post was written by Ann Elwell, voter services chair of the League of Women Voters of Southwest Missouri
OK, let's admit it: Sometimes the same candidate forums that made the League of Women Voters famous can be a little... predictable, and a bit dry.
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We established in a previous article that comic book movies were: A) All the rage, B) Totally badass and C) Hiding a shameful, shameful past. And we're not just talking about "Batman and Robin".
The truth is that Hollywood's haste to cash in on our beloved childhood memories of caped crusaders has, at times, exceeded their ability to deliver them to the medium of the silver screen. In short: they've been known to ride comic book crap-trains all the way to the bank. But in the past decade Industrial Light and Magic has brought computer generated graphics to new heights of near-realism just as screenwriters have uncovered that magic combination of tequila and blow that lets them crank out gritty reboot after gritty reboot.
All that's left is for producers to make sure the public never remember films like...
The Trial of the Incredible Hulk (1989)
The Comic:
Once again, we defer our explanation of Dr. Bruce Banner and his powers to the 1960's Marvel cartoon singers:
Daredevil, on the other hand, did not get a Saturday morning cartoon, though he did appear in the 1990's Spiderman television show:
Born and raised in a neighborhood called Hell's Kitchen in New York, Matt Murdoch was blinded by some of that errant industrial waste that's just all over the place these days. Though he lacked sight his other senses were heightened to superhuman levels, even giving him a type of echolocation. Naturally he harnessed this bat-like power and became... the Daredevil. A lawyer by day and a crimefighter by night, he dedicates himself in both roles to taking down organized crime.
The Film:
Seven years after the CBS television show "The Incredible Hulk" finished in 1982, yet another TV movie was made using many of the same actors. In "The Trial of Incredible Hulk", Hulky is trying to keep a low profile but thanks to a sexual assault and some whacky misunderstandings, he's on trial for a crime he didn't commit! Naturally he's assigned the only lawyer in the Marvel pantheon, Matt Murdoch. Of course, Murdoch has a secret of his own:
The two team up to take down the man responsible for Hulk's arrest and Marvel once again desperately tries to find an appealing character to put on primetime television. They succeed in one of those goals. We'll let you guess which one.
The Remake:
As embarrassing as the costume redesign, special effects and acting are in this movie, they don't actually approach the shame that arose from the 2003 "Daredevil" movie that starred Ben Affleck. Producers are hoping the public has forgotten about both these movies, as a reboot has been announced, to be directed by David Slade. Luckily, Ben Affleck has more than distanced himself from the project already.
Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD (1998)
The Comic:
Nick Fury is a superspy and World War II hero that takes an age-suppressing formula because he just can't stop kicking ass. He heads the organization known as S.H.I.E.L.D., which stands for something different depending on the day of the week or the medium he's appearing in. S.H.I.E.L.D. acts as a counter-terrorism and law enforcement agency that frequently deals with individuals with super powers. The point is he's a badass that fights for justice.
The Film:
David Hasslehoff wearing an eyepatch. It's about David Hasslehoff... wearing an eyepatch.
That's right, back in 1998 The Hoff was dying his hair and chomping on a cigar in what have to admit was a fairly good likeness of the comics character:
A made-for-TV movie in every sense of the word, Fury had to take down the evil HYDRA before they could release a deadly virus in downtown Manhattan. Yeah, it's cheesy. Yeah, Hasselhoff can't really act for beans. But that shouldn't stop you from watching the whole thing if you can find it.
The Remake:
What's the opposite of a big, German cheeseball? If you said an average sized, angry black guy, then you're absolutely right. Samuel L. Jackson is currently being paid handsomely to barely appear in up to 9 of Marvel's big budget blockbusters. But if you have a thing for watching movies to the end of the credits, you already knew that.
Wonder Woman (1974)
The Comic:
You might not recall that much about the Wonder Woman as she was typically overshadowed by her externally genitalia-ed comic book brethren. First appearing All Star Comics in 1941, she is a princess of the Amazons (despite being white in pretty much every adaptation) and has access to a host of powers and items. She fights for justice and sexual equality with her super strength and speed, flight (which replaced that much less thought out "invisible airplane"), animal empathy, indestructible bracelets and Lasso of Truth, which prevents the bound from lying using a combination of magic and sexual arousal.
The Film:
America is probably most familiar with Wonder Woman from the paradoxically named television program "The New Original Wonder Woman" which ran from 1975 to 1979 and starred Lynda Carter. But before it ever came to air, a 1974 made-for-TV movie was made in an effort to pitch a Wonder Woman show.
Yes, this version of Wonder Woman was blond, had a different costume and had no super powers or special abilities of any kind. Though made out as a sort of female Remington Steele (we refuse to compare this version to James Bond), she mostly just floundered around, doting on stronger men and betraying any and all feminist imagery, ideals and goodwill she ever had.
Should you be feeling particularly masochistic, you can watch the entire movie, in eight parts, on YouTube, starting here.
The Remake:
The new Wonder Woman movie has been bouncing around development hell for about the last decade. Joel Silver was hired as a director and Joss Whedon was hired to write the script, but continual delays and bickering reduced the plans to rubble. Currently, Warner Brothers is expected to produce a film for 2013, with the producer of the X-Men series and the scribe of "Batman Begins" and "The Dark Knight" writing the screenplay.
The Fantastic Four (1994)
The Comic:
During a routine scientific investigation in outer space, the crew of a ship is pelted by cosmic rays. Instead of cancer they develop strange super powers, though all four are completely different for no stated reason. They form a team called the Fantastic Four consisting of Reed Richards (Mr. Fantastic, who can stretch his body), Sue Storm (The Invisible Woman, who can become transparent and make force fields), Ben Grimm (The Thing, who looks like parched earth and can punch stuff really hard), and Johnny Storm (The Human Torch, who clearly got the best deal of the bunch). Together they fight for justice, blah blah blah, against the evil Doctor Doom and other baddies.
The Film:
So here's the thing about movie rights: they expire. If you can't be bothered to make the film you said you would, someone else gets a shot. Constantin films was about to lose their claim on the comic book heroes in the early 1990's, so they did the only logical thing: hire Roger Corman to make a super low budget movie as quickly as he could, never release the film and pretend it didn't exist so they could eventually make a good version.
It took a mere month to film and was made for only one and a half million dollars. Only a few people who worked on the production actually knew that the film was never intended for release. The plot, acting and special effects are therefore exactly what you'd expect: bare bones.
While it isn't available on DVD, leaked copies do exist online, including crudely transferred VHS editions uploaded to YouTube in their entirety for your viewing pleasure. We highly recommend making the most of that fact.
The Remake:
As you might know, Constantin did remake the Fantastic Four into a high-budget blockbuster in 2005, and made a sequel "Fantastic Four: The Rise of the Silver Surfer" a few years later. They also did their best to hide the original from the viewing public. Consider it your mission to sit through it.
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You will visit: New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, Quebec, Ontario, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Nevada & California
With 20 states & 2 Canadian provinces, get ready to go local. Start in the Big Apple before it's all about Canada, America's Great Lakes & Chicago en route to the American West. Chill at 4 National Parks before LAS Vegas.
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Meet up with your Contiki crew and Tour Manager in New York City, before we hit the road and drop by Providence, Rhode Island's capital city.
Next up is Boston. Home to the Red Sox (the famous baseball team), many creative thinkers and historic rebels, this thriving university town is soaked in history and packed with things to do.
Your Tour Manager will introduce the group to Boston's core spots. You'll see Boston Common – the city's oldest park – and the historic Quincy Market & Faneuil Hall, which served as a meeting place for those wanting independence from England and for slavery to end.
Get to know your crew and Tour Manager over dinner tonight, before exploring more of the city in a fun night out. With everything from indie bands to nightclubs, there's something for everyone.
Hotel Dinner
With a full day here, you'll get a feel for this user-friendly city, which is easy to explore on foot.
In your free time, walk through a living time line and follow Boston's famous Freedom Trail, which takes you past 2 and a half centuries of history. Learn about Boston's rebellious role on its road to independence as you explore the cobbled lanes and historic hot spots.
Discover more of Boston. Pound the pavements or choose our optional Hop-on-Hop-off trolley tour and cover more of the city. You'll get the background on Boston's famous Tea Party, when Boston citizens threw tons of tea into the harbor in protest against the British Crown.
Head back to Faneuil Hall & Quincy Market for a bit of souvenir shopping and a dose of history. Dubbed the "Cradle of Liberty" this famous brick building has played a key role in the city for over 250 years. Check out the stalls loaded with New England's crafts, pick up some Boston-made items and order some local food at a push cart eatery or restaurant.
For a bit of the local lifestyle, take in the waterfront by following the Haborwalk. Made up of 62.8 km (39miles) of paths weaving through diverse neighborhoods, it is a great way to experience Boston's maritime flavor and see its working ports in action.
Get into the city's café culture on Italian flavored Hanover Street in Boston's oldest residential district. Sip on a cappuccino as you take in the city's iconic brick architecture.
If you just want to relax, kick back with the locals and people-watch in one of the nine parks that make up the city's "Emerald Necklace". You could return to Boston Common, where public hangings took place in the old days, – now it's a great place to hang out.
Finish the day at one of the city's excellent local restaurants. Make sure you get some tips from your Tour Manager on where to go and order some of Boston's famous lobsters, clams or oysters.
Hotel Breakfast
Wind down on the coach, plug in your MP3 and watch the wilderness of Maine unfold from your window. Keep an eye open for it fresh-water lakes, beautiful scenery and wildlife like moose, beavers, foxes and birds. Maybe even practice your French phrases as we cross the border into Canada.
We continue on to North America's French flavored core, Quebec, and experience a slice of old Europe. Founded in the 17th century, this is the only city in Canada or the USA that has its original city walls, making it the only walled-city in North America.
Hotel Breakfast,Dinner
Step back in time in Quebec's old-town as your Local Guide opens up the UNESCO World Heritage listed center. As you walk through this open-air museum, complete with cobbled streets and 17th century stone houses you'll learn about its history.
With free time, discover more of the fortified city. Check out the Citadel, ancient point of defense, complete with a traditional changing of the guard. Otherwise, follow the city walls and uncover little boutiques and galleries tucked away within the time-worn streets.
With its European heritage, Quebec has a buzzing café culture that fills its historic center. For lunch, grab a table in a Parisian style bistro and try some of the local specialties like tourtière québecois (meat pie) or duckling with maple syrup. Kick back and listen to the locals speaking French.
For views over the St. Lawrence River, walk along Dufferin Terrace, Quebec City's most famous boardwalk.
If you're keen for a slice of Canada's diverse history, get the low-down on the people of French-Canada at the Musée de la civilisation (Museum of Civilization) See how the building cleverly blends both new design and old buildings. Otherwise, don't forget to visit the iconic Chateau Frontenac in the heart of the old town.
Hotel Breakfast
Continue on to the island city of Montreal. A happening hub and home to the famous Montreal Jazz festival, this hot, creative city mixes up a North American feel with French influence. It also has amazing food and is thriving with festivities.
Get familiar with the city when we arrive. Catch some of Montreal's relaxed vibes down at the Old Port and get the background on its maritime history as the group drives around the quays. The well-preserved riverside old-town was a key player in early Montreal's development.
Then, we'll take a drive up Mt Royal, which serves up sweeping views over the city. Check out this enormous park that was designed by the same person who landscaped New York's famous Central Park.
Your Tour Manager will show you some of Montreal's signature sites. See the copper dome of St Joseph's oratory, the biggest monument built to honor Canada's patron saint. You'll get a look at Montreal's most famous architectural curiosity: the 1976 Olympic stadium, complete with the world's tallest inclined tower.
For some action, hit the rapids of the St Lawrence River in an adrenaline-pumping optional jet-boat ride, and experience another side of Montreal.
Hotel Breakfast,Dinner
With a free day ahead of you, explore Montreal's creative core and joie de vivre (joy of living).
See some of the city's innovations, like the world-famous Biodome, where you can walk through different eco-systems, from ocean fronts to woodlands, and get up close to all sorts of wildlife.
Montreal is a great place to shop. On St Laurent Boulevard (it's affectionately dubbed "The Main") look through cutting-edge boutiques, jewelery stores and artists' workshops. Otherwise just hang out in an outdoor café among the throngs of people and get a real feel for Montreal's street life.
For a different shopping experience, head underground to Montreal's famous underground-city. With 19 miles of shops and restaurants right under the heart of the city, it's got it all.
Lunchtime: go local and head to Jean-Talon Market, with its bustling stalls and friendly atmosphere. Try some tasty baked goods, fresh produce or delicious snacks, like calamari and chips. Then kick back with some of the best coffee in town from near-by Little Italy.
Tonight, explore Montreal's amazing nightlife with some friends. There's so much to choose from – jazz bars in the down town area, the student vibes of the Latin Quarter, the clubs of Rue St. Catherine or the festive outdoor atmosphere and cozy lounge bars back up the hill on Mt Royal, where Rue St. Denis is a happening night spot.
Afterward, round off your night with a Montreal favorite: poutine (French fries with gravy and cheese curd).
As we stick to the St Lawrence River Valley, you'll see the local fresh water wonder: the 1000 islands of different sizes that are scattered across Lake Ontario and the river.
Later, pull into Toronto, Canada's economic powerhouse, cosmopolitan capital and English speaking heart.
Kick start your time here with a few of Toronto's key spots on a tour around the city. Your Tour Manager will fill you in on the iconic CN Tower, North America's tallest free standing structure at 553 meters. See buzzing Yonge Street, with its designer labels, funky boutiques and diverse stores.
Enjoy a look into student life as you check out the University of Toronto, complete with Gothic buildings and ivy covered stone walls.
Hotel Dinner
Toronto is loaded with things to do, so some ideas for your free time include getting away from it all by jumping on a local ferry and heading out to one of Toronto's leafy islands. With no cars, cute cottages and windswept nature, these are the perfect places to chill out.
Or, for something different, visit the fantastic Bata Shoe Museum and see its quirky, impressive collection of footwear.
If something sporty is more your thing, head to the Hockey Hall of Fame and honor Canada's national sport.
Otherwise, explore Toronto's melting pot, experience different pockets of culture and taste food from all over the world.
Start by having a bit of fun in colorful and chaotic Chinatown.
It's packed with little shops selling anything from knick knacks to lanterns, and its streets are full of stalls dishing up all sorts of tasty Asian dishes. Check out the bustling vibe of near-by Kensington Market, a vibrant, multi-cultural neighborhood that is fascinating to walk around. Popular with locals, Kensington Market serves up bakeries, tapas (Spanish style nibbles), international grocery stores, Mexican and Jewish food, vintage stores and one-of-a kind boutiques. Round off your experience with some espresso and pastries in Little Italy.
Get your heart racing in an optional excursion up CN tower, where you can walk the glass floor and enjoy the widest-reaching vistas in Toronto.
Enjoy an insider's look at Toronto's night life on an optional guided party pub crawl around the city's hot spots tonight and finish your time off in this city with a night to remember.
Hotel Breakfast
Head to the surging waters of world-famous Niagara Falls, right on the border of the USA and Canada. Jump on board the Maid of the Mist and cruise along the river to the base of the world's second largest falls for a closer look. You'll see the incredible volume of water pouring over the cliff and feel the sheer power of the spray. But don't worry – there is an included rain poncho!
Choose to get a bird's-eye-view of it all on an optional helicopter ride and check out the falls from both sides of the border. Follow the river's path and see the tons of water that make up the falls– it'll make your jaw drop.
Hotel Dinner
We leave Canada behind and continue on to Cleveland, home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Once an industrial working man's town, Cleveland has undergone a musical makeover and a cultural re-awakening.
We visit Cleveland's claim to fame, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, where you can get up close to rock memorabilia like Janis Joplin's Porsche, Jimi Hendrix's hand-written lyrics and Ray Charles' sunglasses. Learn about the history of rock and roll, listen to rare recordings and watch some fascinating films.
If you're keen to get out and about tonight, head to the transformed industrial area, where old buildings and warehouses contain shops, galleries, cafes and a buzzing nightlife.
Hotel Breakfast
Next stop: the Great Lakes and Chicago, the USA's windy second city. Fusing the cutting-edge and the traditional, Chicago serves up innovative architecture, all-American sports, as well as an arts scene that pushes the boundaries yet keeps to its roots.
Get to know the city as your Tour Manager shows the group around Chicago's sporting shrines; Soldier Field, home to the Chicago Bears American football team, and the U.S. Cellular Field, home to the legendary Chicago White Sox. The 110 story Wills Tower and other skyscrapers will make you understand why this town has the highest skyline in the USA, before we cruise down the Magnificent Mile, a shopper's paradise.
This is the hometown of blues great, Muddy Waters. Tonight, maybe head to a back room blues club, for some authentic music, rough and raw. Chicago has some of the best nightlife in the States, so choose from the masses of jazz bars, dance performances, theaters and nightclubs.
Hotel Breakfast
This morning, we head to Navy Pier, a central hub of activity on the waterfront. Besides great views and a prime location, Navy Pier has fun rides, restaurants and shops selling trinkets. From here, it's easy to get out and explore more of Chicago.
Use your free time and jump on two wheels to get a wide-ranging overview of the city's core sights with a Local Guide in a fun optional activity. Or, there's a chance to learn about the famous architects who helped design the world's tallest skyline on an architectural cruise. With unrestrained views from the river, you'll get a good look at the towering buildings.
For a dose of some of Chicago's ground-breaking culture, visit a world-class museum, like the Art Institute of Chicago. For a bit of sporting action, check out if the White Sox or Cubs are playing, and spend an afternoon at the stadium watching a game.
If you're hungry, make sure you order a deep dish pizza, Chicago's iconic dish, at an Italian restaurant. Otherwise try a hot-dog, Chicago style, from a street vendor.
Other ideas for your free time include a visit to Lincoln Park, a favorite local hang out. With its beaches, sculptures, a free zoo and big green spaces it's a great place to relax among the locals.
Shopping-wise, a return to the Magnificent Mile is totally recommended. It's packed with 8 blocks worth of stores and boutiques – in other words over 460 stores to rummage through.
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We continue on into the USA's heartland and across the plains of Wisconsin.
Next stop: Milwaukee. It's home to the nation's largest beer brewers and to Harley-Davidson. Learn about the city's famous brew in a behind the scenes look with our Local Guide at the Miller Brewery.
Later, we pull into Madison, a friendly college town. If you're up for a night out, grab a few buddies and hang out among the lively student population on State Street, where there's a choice of taverns, local specialty breweries, comedy clubs and bars.(B,D)
Hotel Breakfast,Dinner
Cross the Midwest and pretty Minnesota farmlands before hitting the wild and stunning state of South Dakota.
We travel across the county's biggest prairies and enter a region once dominated by the Sioux Tribes – the only Native American Nation to defeat the US army.
Arrive in Sioux Falls and get the background behind the city's name with a visit to Falls Park, where many tribes originally established their homes.
Hotel Breakfast,Dinner
Watch the amazing natural sites of South Dakota go by as we journey through Badlands National Park, past a surreal, lunar landscape of rugged-edged cliffs, sharp spires and crevices. With a stop here there's time to walk the easy-going Fossil trail, take it all in and see fossils found within the park that are on display.
Hotel Breakfast,Dinner
Today is all about South Dakota's Black Hills - sacred land to the Sioux and patriotic hot spot for Americans.
We visit iconic Mt Rushmore and see the 18 m (60ft) stony faces of four former US presidents. It took over 14 years to carve Jefferson, Lincoln, Washington and Roosevelt into the rock.
You'll be blown away by the massive monument of the famous Sioux warrior, Crazy Horse. Standing at 563 feet tall and carved out of rock, this work in progress is amazing. Get a crash course in heroism and learn how he led the Sioux tribes to victory at the Battle of Little Bighorn.
Get ready for Deadwood and a real taste of the Wild West. Packed with old saloons, gambling parlors and Wild West storefronts from the gold rush era, Deadwood is National Historic Landmark. See shoot-outs in the street in the former stomping ground of outlaws like Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok.
Hotel Breakfast
Cut into Wyoming's cowboy country and travel across historic routes that the legendary Pony Express (postal service on horseback) used to follow and see where the pioneers lived. Stop off at the Devil's Tower, a massive natural monument formed by volcanic activity.
Then it's on to Cody. With pick-up trucks, dusty streets, lots of cattle and legendary beginnings, this 'rodeo capital of the world' still has its Wild West charm.
Use your free time to check out Cody's Historic Trail Town and get the low down on the cowboys who used to hang out in the local saloons, like Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid or see the Irma Hotel Bar, an expensive gift from Queen Victoria to Buffalo Bill Cody, the town's namesake.
Otherwise, if the season's right, you've got a chance to experience an authentic rodeo and see some of professional cowboys at work in a fun night time optional.
Hotel Breakfast
Start the day off with a white-water rafting optional on the river if the conditions are right - and have a go with the paddle in a fun ride.
Then we're up for some of the USA's most awe-inspiring scenery as we head to Yellowstone, the world's first national park. The result of a massive volcanic eruption, the park is a breathtaking spectacle of nature.
Hotel Breakfast,Dinner
Spend the day in this natural wonder made up of mud pools, fossil forests, half the world's geysers and an unparalleled amount of wildlife. Keep your eyes peeled for herds of buffalo, moose, wolves, grizzlies and eagles. So go explore!
Choose to get a guaranteed and closer look at Yellowstone's gray wolves and grizzly bears in their natural habitat on an optional trip to the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center.
Learn about the forces of nature that formed the park from your Tour Manager, who'll take you to Yellowstone's colorful Grand Canyon, Yellowstone Lake and Old Faithful – a very reliable geyser which explodes boiling hot water.
Hotel Breakfast
Head past the towering peaks of the Teton Range and stop for lunch in quaint and rustic Jackson – a real rancher's town. Check out the main square's archway, made out of hundreds of elk antlers.
Then it's over into Utah, to Salt Lake city, host of the 2002 Winter Olympics, in an awesome mountain setting. Use your free time to visit Salt Lake City's most famous site and spiritual center, Temple Square, where you'll see the six-spired Mormon Temple and the egg-shaped Tabernacle – home to a 12,000 pipe organ and known for its fabulous acoustics.
Hotel Breakfast
Kick start the day with an optional hot-air balloon ride over pretty Park City, which holds the annual Sundance Film Festival. Enjoy sweeping vistas over the state of Utah and get another angle on the impressive Wasatch Mountains, which divide the lush eastern and arid western halves of the state.
We hit another national park known for its hoodoos (thin rock spires streaked in whites, yellows and oranges), Bryce National Park. Take in the strange shapes, vivid colors and rugged rocks that rise up as we hike a trail in the park.
Later, pull into small-town Kanab, gateway to several national parks. It might look familiar, as over 150 old westerns were filmed here.
Hotel Breakfast,Dinner
Today, we discover the mind-blowing landscape of the Grand Canyon, one of the world's most recognizable natural wonders and pride of Arizona.
A day here means time to take in the immensity and spine-tingling beauty of the scene-stealing canyon – you won't be able to stop looking at it!
Hike along the rim for full-blown vistas of the dramatic scenery. See some of the oldest exposed rocks on earth, take in the depths of the abyss and soak up the wildness of the area. There are trails for all levels of hiking, so take it up a notch or cruise along at your own pace.
Hotel Breakfast
It's a change of scene today when we cut back into Utah and visit Zion National Park – with loads of greenery, waterfalls and colorful cliffs, it's a far cry from the dry parks and rock formations we've seen so far. Your Tour Manager will point out the park's landmarks, including the Watchman and the West Temple.
Get ready to arrive in larger-than-life Las Vegas – a man-made entertainment oasis smack in the middle of the desert. Often dubbed Sin City, it's all about glitz, neon lights, and excess.
See the bright lights of this city and its world-famous casinos in a first taste of Vegas kitsch as the group heads down the main drag, the "Strip", and your Tour Manager fills you in on the story behind Vegas.
Then cruise downtown to Freemont Street and experience a slice of the spectacular at a light and laser show in a massive pedestrian mall.
Hotel Breakfast,Dinner
With a free day, you've got time to get a real feel for this outrageous town, so keep an eye out for Elvis impersonators and fast-paced chapel weddings!
Explore more of the Strip and check out over-the-top versions of international icons, like the Eiffel Tower, Venetian canals and gondolas, a Roman temple or the pyramid, whose nightlight can be seen from the moon. Try your luck at one of the casinos, sit yourself down at a blackjack table and watch the high-rollers or go for a ride at one of the casino's theme-parks. If you work up an appetite, tuck into an all you can eat buffet, and lunch American style.
For something different, discover Las Vegas' trademark art at the Neon Museum and for a look into this town's atomic heyday in the 50s, visit the Atomic Testing Museum.
If you just want to relax, position yourself poolside back at the hotel and soak up the Las Vegas sun.
Tonight, get some pointers on Las Vegas' hot spots from your Tour Manager and make the most of this towns' 24/7 action with some of your new friends.
Hotel Breakfast
Leaving behind Las Vegas, we journey through the vast Mojave Desert, with its iconic Joshua trees, into Southern California. Our tour ends once we arrive in Los Angeles, where it's time to say goodbye to your new friends.
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Abbasiya, Cairo, Egypt.
Al Azhar Chinese Restaurant: Authentic Chinese Cuisine, Uyghur Style
True foodies are forever exasperated at the fact that most Chinese restaurants in Cairo serve a westernised version of the cuisine. Some Chinese students at Al Azhar University came to the same conclusion and opened up their own restaurant close to their dorms, where one can experience traditional Chinese food for great value.
The students are of Uyghur decent, a populace that is predominantly Muslim and therefore the food is 'halal' and pork-free. Al Azhar Chinese restaurant is very small and typifies its, 'hole in the wall' nickname. Finding it is quite difficult but if you follow our instructions you should be fine. Take Saleh Salem Road in the direction of Al Azhar Park leaving Heliopolis. Don't take the flyover but stay underneath it. Halfway underneath the bridge and close to the tunnel, take a right. This street leads up to the Taki Mattress building. At the building, take a left into the street right across from it. Then, within two minutes, you will find the restaurant on your right hand side. It is identifiable by the Chinese characters on the signage.
Apart from not having an official name, it also lacks a toilet so make sure to go beforehand. The staff hardly speak English; they only speak a bit of traditional Arabic , as well as Chinese of course. The menu is made up of a Pharaonic photo album featuring pictures of the dishes; we have no idea about the actual names.
We opted for a random mix of the options, most of which were priced between 10LE and 20LE each, and ended up with beef, fish, chicken and tofu. In addition we also ordered several soups (also 10-20LE each). The soups were the biggest we've ever encountered in our lives and easily make for a meal on their own. The extremely spicy noodle soup with beef was particularly filling. The noodles were succulent and obviously homemade. The noodle soup is not for the fainthearted; it was super spicy and had us tearing up a bit. We also tried the beef broth which was very good although a bit on the salty side, resulting in a thirst that could only be cured by their delicious green tea.
The absolute best dish we tasted was the beef with garlic in a spicy tomato sauce. The meat was succulent and the flavours were fresh and well balanced. The fish was also prepared well and was covered with cumin – a popular herb in the Uyghur cuisine. The winning dish, however, was the tofu. It came prepared in a tomato based sauce and seduced even the strongest carnivore in our group.
In the end, we paid 249LE for a group of seven people. This price includes a few soft-drinks and tea. Overall, the restaurant is definitely worth a visit as it is quite the experience.
Many has waxed lyrical about Shakespeare and Co. in Dubai and when news broke that it was to open in Egypt, those same people waited with bated breath – such excitement at the prospect of a restaurant even had us wondering what all the fuss was.
As the first venue to open in Sheikh Zayed's Capital Business Park, the restaurant boasts a spacey indoor area, offering smoking and non-smoking sections, and a large cluster of tables and chairs for outdoor seating, as well as a kids' corner.
As for the décor, well your eyes won't get bored anytime soon. Sporting a classic Victorian look with the modern lick here and there, the design is a feast for the eyes, with looks like an endless amount of lighting fixtures and chandeliers brightening up the many different furnishings – it's a pleasing mishmash of materials, patterns, colours and shape, though the wood-panelled ceilings is particularly novel, featuring frames and paintings of old European royalty.
Now onto the meaty stuff – firstly, the service was spot on, though the restaurant, at the time of our visit, wasn't exactly busy; only one other group was present. Not unlike the décor, Shakespeare and Co's menu is busy and detailed, with a special Lebanese section on offer.
Of the many appetizers, we settled on crispy calamari (39LE), while for mains, we went for a classic Cordon Bleu (80LE) and a beef tenderloin steak (130LE).
After taking our order, our water arrived promptly with a big bread basket with four different types of bread, all of which were noticeably fresh, and delicious herb and garlic butter – a perfect opening to the meal.
Our appetiser, crispy calamari (39LE), arrived soon after with lemon segments and tartar sauce. The calamari itself was under-seasoned and slightly overcooked, giving a slight pull to the bite. But with a sprinkle of salt and pepper, a dash of lemon and dip into the tartar sauce, the different elements came together perfectly to make the dish the highlight of the meal.
The mains didn't fare as well. Firstly, main dish portions are comparatively small. A beef tenderloin steak (130LE) was ordered it well done, but it came well, well, well done and had an overly charred flavour to it. The dish came with a side of potato gratin which was under-seasoned to the point of being flat in, and largely devoid of, flavour. Peculiarly, the dish also came with a garnish of wasabi – not wasabi garlic sauce, but just wasabi.
We were compelled to order the Cordon Bleu (80LE) after seeing it – and staring at it for a good ten minutes – on the Shakespeare and Co's Facebook page. What we saw in that photo and what arrived at our table were to very different things, however. Firstly, what was meant to be a side of sautéed vegetables transpired to be one stick of broccoli, one stick of asparagus and a splattering of diced courgette – that was it. The dish also comes with a side of potato cubes and bacon bits that disappointed, too; the potato cubes lacked a desperately needed outer crunch and didn't stand up to the flavour of the beef bacon. The main element of the dish, the chicken, was even more disappointing; the first cut into the chicken produced a river of oil and one slice of mushroom inside – no cheese as is customary – while the breaded exterior lacked crunch.
To wash it all down, we tried Shakespeare and Co's pink lemonade (25LE) which is made at the restaurant by adding pomegranate juice and rose water – it was a resounding success, though a little heavy-handed with the rose water. For dessert, meanwhile, we went for a French classic – profiteroles (40LE). Served as three large pieces, each with ice cream sandwiched between each two halves and drizzled with chocolate sauce, tasted noticeably un-fresh, particularly the choux dough.
And so for all the hype and reputation that carried Shakespeare and Co to Cairo at the end of last year, a string of missteps throughout our meal left us disappointed and feeling that the extravagance of the décor and design was hollow.


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Recap: The Simpsons S 2 E 4 Two Cars In Every Garage And Three Eyes On Every Fish
Episode - 7F01
First Aired - 11/01/1990Bart and Lisa's discovery of a three-eyed fish in a river near the nuclear plant prompts Mr. Burns to save his tarnished image by running against Governor Mary Bailey in the upcoming election.
First Aired - 11/01/1990Bart and Lisa's discovery of a three-eyed fish in a river near the nuclear plant prompts Mr. Burns to save his tarnished image by running against Governor Mary Bailey in the upcoming election.
This episode contains examples of:
- Bribe Backfire: Mr. Burns' blatant attempt to bribe the government inspector only puts himself in more hot water.
- Continuity Nod: Bart pastes the picture of him catching Blinky in a scrapbook next to one about how some vandal took a statue's head.
- Blinky first appeared as a throwaway gag in "Homer's Odyssey".
- Digging Yourself Deeper: Subverted. Homer thinks this is happening when Mr. Burns glares at Homer for saying that he (Mr. Burns) could afford to run for office when no honest man could. His babbling in fact inspires Mr. Burns to put himself in the running for governor so he can keep his plant from closing down.
- Misplaced Retribution: Mr. Burns threatens to ruin Homer's life after Marge destroys his campaign single handedly. Granted as with most obligations he has towards Homer, it doesn't seem to go anywhere.
- Mundane Made Awesome: The scene where Mr. Burns spits out the piece of fish meat is done entirely in slow motion, and the accompanying camera crew follows its every motion while it's in the air.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Homer gave Mr. Burns the idea to run for governor. Mostly because Mr. Burns was making him nervous by glaring at him for making a comment that he can afford to.
- Shout-Out: Many of the scenes (and parts of the plot) in this episode are taken from Citizen Kane.
- Spanner in the Works: Marge single-handily torpedos Mr. Burns' campaign with one serving.
- Took a Level in Jerkass: Marge. Throughout the episode, she keeps acting as though Homer is voting for Mr. Burns out of a genuine political belief despite Homer's blunt declaration that he is only doing so because Mr. Burns is his boss and would likely fire him if he voted for Mary Bailey. Her attempts to comfort Homer at the end of the episode can be interpreted as her saying that Homer is a loser who's never going to amount to much since his goals are so pathetic.
- Where the Hell Is Springfield?: The plot centers around a gubernatorial race for a state that is never mentioned. This episode could arguably be the Trope Namer since it's the first one where the lack of a state name is kind of an issue.
- Irony: Apparently the state motto is "Not just another state."


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Diseñado para proteger datos de gran tamaño, McAfee Global Threat Intelligence for Enterprise Security Manager (ESM) incorpora la potencia de los laboratorios McAfee Labs directamente en el flujo de monitoreo de la seguridad utilizando el sistema de información de seguridad y gestión de eventos (SIEM) de McAfee, inteligente y de gran velocidad. Este servicio opcional de suscripción entrega y ajusta de forma continua información sobre la reputación de las fuentes para más de 140 millones de direcciones IP, incorporando las reputaciones externas del sistema directamente en el flujo de eventos de seguridad, e identifica con rapidez las interacciones actuales y pasadas con los agentes maliciosos conocidos.
Identifique inmediatamente cuándo los nodos de la red se están comunicando con un actor sospechoso o malicioso conocido y descubra rápidamente la ruta de la amenaza.
Incorpore automáticamente la reputación de direcciones IP en McAfee Enterprise Security Manager, el algoritmo de puntuación de riesgos sin reglas, si se determina que es necesario responder.
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Built for big security data, McAfee Global Threat Intelligence for McAfee Enterprise Security Manager (ESM) puts the power of McAfee Labs directly into the security monitoring flow using McAfee's high-speed, highly intelligent security information and event management (SIEM) solution.
El mercado de información de seguridad y administración de eventos (SIEM) se caracteriza por la necesidad de los clientes de analizar los datos de los eventos de seguridad en tiempo real para la gestión de amenazas internas y externas, y de recopilar, almacenar y analizar los datos (y elaborar reportes sobre los mismos) para cumplir con los requisitos normativos y los análisis forenses. Los proveedores incluidos en el análisis de Gartner tienen tecnologías que se han diseñado para este fin, y comercializan y venden activamente estas tecnologías al centro de venta de seguridad.
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How do we get more visibility into attacks across our environments, improve our response, and reduce response time? The solution is automating functions that should be automated and connecting the dots between detection systems and response. Connecting these dots and applying intelligence provides responders rich context into the observed behaviors for taking action. Integrating these processes improves accuracy, while reducing time, manpower, and costs involved in detecting and managing events. This white paper explores how to achieve this.
SANS recently surveyed incident response (IR) teams to get a clearer picture of what they're up against today. The results are in; most organizations lack formalized IR plans, they expressed a need to collect and correlate threat intelligence and SIEM tools are their focus for improving IR capabilities.
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The McAfee solution has two primary components: McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (McAfee ePO) software and McAfee Enterprise Security Manager, with additional integrations to extend visibility and control across the entire security and compliance management environment.
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McAfee Enterprise Security Manager offers the advanced scalability, flexibility, and control you need to protect your customers' business, and grow yours.
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This solution guide addresses the importance of implementing a strategic security and risk management program focused on prevention and protection, reducing incidents and risks across the enterprise, across every device, and across the entire IT infrastructure.
The McAfee SIEM solution, Enterprise Security Manager, addresses today's complex compliance challenges by combining an established unified compliance framework with superior abilities to collect, retrieve, and protect the data required to assess and demonstrate compliance in real time. It's tightly integrated log collection, management, analysis, and reporting improves an organization's ability to meet compliance requirements through frameworks, streamlined workflow, and automation.
Got a great business idea? Want to expand with less risk? Build a good product, develop some training, put them together into a repeatable formula, and collect the royalties from your franchisees. This model, used successfully for everything from fast food to hair salons to tax preparation, is now available for criminal ransomware. Cybercriminals have […]
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Protecting the Industrial Internet of Things from cyberthreats is a national priority. Industrial automation and control systems are increasingly online, sending out information and receiving commands from local and remote control centers and corporate data systems. Technologies in this Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) have tremendous potential to improve operations, reduce costs, enhance safety, increase […]
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Balanced security capability, defense in depth, integrated countermeasures, and a threat-intelligence strategy are critical to defending your business from spear-phishing attacks. Spear phishing continues to be the most successful means of gaining entry to an enterprise network and to valuable business or personal data. According to the latest Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, two-thirds of […]
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The fallout from the OPM breach continues with news that clearance information may have been stolen and that more than 10 million federal employee records may have been breached. In response, the White House has ordered every agency to engage in a "30 day sprint" to shore up and bolster their defensive cybersecurity capabilities. During […]
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on 5/14/2011 1:48:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Coarse
Eyes: Green
I have only been wearing mascara for about 2 years now, but this one is my favorite I have tried out so far. I was lucky to be born with nice lashes, being thick & long. I think this really helps enhance what I have already. Keeps my lashes separated and doesn't flake. I would purchase again, but I love trying out new mascaras so I might buy another one first.
on 5/12/2011 9:06:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I can't believe I haven't reviewed this yet! I love this mascara. Been using it exclusively practically since it came out now. I do use my Shiseido mascara base under it to hold curl. It's amazing because it really is able to get to the root of the lashes to make the whole lash dark, due to the short stubby bristles. I get separated, fluffy, volumized lashes with one coat. Two coats over the Shiseido base give me more drama. It is easy for me to "style" my lashes with this wand, and get them to go in the direction I want, and look the way I want. Just love it. I wish it wasn't quite as dry as it is, because the tube does tend to dry up faster than I'd like. However, I tend to prefer a dry texture over wet because even over the Shiseido base, a heavy wet mascara can weigh down curl. So this is about as close to perfect as it gets for me. Try it, it's cheap. No issues with flaking or running, ever. Ugly @ss packaging though. Oh well.
on 5/5/2011 12:17:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I suck at picking mascara and have small crappy lashes. Most things go blobby and spidery on me. I bought this on a whim as it was cheap and the bottle was orange (my fav colour)
It was worth is just for the applicator which seperates and defines my lashed but doesn't really chunk them up like maybe MAC plush lash (but also doesn't gloop up) I didn't find it flakey at all and found the the colour I got 'Very Black' to be quite black.
on 5/4/2011 11:49:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I LOVE THIS PRODUCT. i use this on the models at work (i am a make up artist) and they always go home and purchase it. i purchased it myself and was so impressed. it deffinatley gives you volume and with a lengthening mascara your lashes look AMAZING. deffinatley go out and buy it, it is so worth it. and it is used by make up artists so it has to be amazing, trust my words guys, i love it :)
on 5/3/2011 7:23:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I really like this mascara, it makes my lashes look craaazy long, it doesn't flake, and it's easy to apply and build up. The only thing I don't like about it is the huge brush, almost everytime it messes my eyeshadow somehow, I tilt my head i do everything but it just gets there.. but I can live with it, just clean it off
on 5/2/2011 4:43:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Tan, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
It works for me. I do feel like there's lots of gunk or mascara on my eyelashes though, it's quite heavy, not light as I'd like it, but it does do as promised: give you fuller lashes. You do have to go a few swipes, but not too much to give you spider lashes. Good value.
on 5/2/2011 4:33:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I don't get the fuss about mascaras. I've been wearing mascara for >20 years, and none have been more amazing than the others. Some smudge more, some less. The brushes vary a bit. That's about it in my experience. (Waterproof mascara is a whole different beast, since the smudging, flaking, and removal process comes into play.) I've tried the gamut from Channel and Clinique to Maybelline: no stand outs.
Anyhow, I wear brownish black (or something like that), and I like this mascara just fine. I have re-bought it. Dries normally for me, and no issues using it after curling. It won't change your life, but it is a perfectly acceptable formulation that doesn't give me raccoon eyes.
(Don't love the fat orange tube, but it doesn't prevent me from buying it.)
on 5/2/2011 3:56:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I Naturally have LOng and stick eyelashes Ive buy it because all the Hype,
was GOING on MUA BUT GUESS WHAT this mascara is worst Ive
ever used IS very very WET it DOESNT HOLD A CURL I take forever
to dry returned my at my local store:( .
on 5/1/2011 11:14:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I'm kind of nut about mascara. I rarely buy the same one twice since I have a hard time finding a formula that works well for me. I have long lashes with natural curl, and need color and volume. I hate smudges and flakes, but I want something easy to remove.
This works pretty well. It does a good job of adding volume to my lashes without clumping or looking unnatural. I do use it on my lower lashes because they're so thin. The blackest black is the best shade since it is a true black rather than blueish.
It wears well for most of the day, but does tend to smudge and smear a bit if it gets wet. It come off with remover and a little effort.
For the price, this is a good mascara if you're looking for volume and long wear.
on 4/27/2011 1:41:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I tried this after I tried Lash Blast Fusion and I liked this much more. It really volumized my lashes the way I wanted it to. I got the Very Black or Blackest Black version of the product (I forget which one it was...). It did not clump or flake on me. The only thing I would say would be not to use this product on your lower lashes. It's just not intended for that purpose. Besides that I would say that this is a great volumizing mascara for an affordable price! One of Cover Girl's best products!
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I want to make a personal schedule manager using Java and Joda Time. The user has a certain period in a day (eg. 10am-4pm) , for each day in a month. He should be able to extract a period from his day and "add" a list of chores (ie strings) to this period. Then he will be shown the remaining portion of his day. He can extract more periods from this until he has no time periods left. He can add an extracted period back to the schedule for the day and remove all chores for that period, that is free time.
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VENN GROUP The specialists in professional temporary recruitment Housing Officer Immediately Required We are now recruiting for a Generic Housing Officer in the South West for a 2 month temporary contract Location: Bristol Requirements and ...
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