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Travel like a local: Your neighbourhood guide to DurbanvilleDurbanville is not your average Cape Town neighbourhood. There is so much more going on than the daily school run. This is a neighbourhood filled with great experiences for everyone to enjoy.
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Your Cape Town Weekend: things to do from Friday 5 to Sunday 7 April, 2013
There's nothing that I love more than attending a great show in my beloved Mother City and let me tell you, Cape Town fanatics, this weekend is sure to be entertaining!
Where Would You Rather Be Wednesdays: best beaches to visit
It's my favourite day of the week, Mother City lovers, and that means I want to know Where You Would Rather Be in gorgeous Cape Town this Wednesday.
2013 Cape Town International Jazz Festival road closures
If you're enjoying a guitar being strummed, the soulful sounds of top international musicians and the sultry notes of a saxophone, you know for sure the Cape Town International Jazz Festival has once again descended on Cape Town, the musical Mother City.
Jupiter in Cape Town's Space Orbit: April Fool's joke
On Monday 1 April, 2013, we reported, via our Twitter and Facebook channels, on what looked to be another planet, namely Jupiter, spotted in the sky above our beloved Mother City and boy, did the video footage below look realistic.
Your Cape Town Weekend: things to do from Friday 29 March to Monday 1 April 2013
It's a long weekend in the spectacular Mother City, Cape Town fanatics! Four long, lazy days of uninterrupted fun and pleasure in our gorgeous hometown, and there is plenty to see and do. Join me at the following events in Cape Town this Easter weekend.
Where Would You Rather Be Wednesdays: top outdoor and adventure spots in Cape Town
If, like me, you wish you could be out in nature this Wednesday, enjoying the great outdoors and the exhilarating adventure activities sunny Cape Town has to offer, then you're in good company.
Food and wine festivals in Cape Town
Let's face it: not only is Cape Town the number one destination to visit on your travel bucket list, it's the best place to get a taste of the African motherland. With a variety of world-class food and wine events all year round, the tasty Mother City is a food and wine lover's dream vacation spot.
Eggciting Cape Town Easter events 2013
Celebrations, quality family time and tons of chocolate ... yes, Mother City lovers, it's my favourite time of the year in Cape Town – Easter! From exciting egg hunts with mythical characters on the top of Table Mountain to decadent feasts at the luxurious Pure restaurant in Hout Bay, there is plenty to see and do in Cape Town over Easter.
Your Cape Town weekend: Things to do from Friday 22 to Sunday 24 March, 2013
So, it's the weekend, just after a public holiday, and you're not ready to stop partying? That's great news because there is plenty to see and do in sunny Cape Town. Join me at the following events in the Mother City this weekend and discover how you can see and do it all in just 48 hours in Cape Town.
Where Would You Rather Be Wednesdays: places to visit and things to do in Cape Town
It's Wednesday, Cape Town fanatics (and tomorrow is a public holiday), so I ask you: Where would you rather be today?
Do it in the dark in Cape Town: things to do to celebrate Earth Hour
Mother City lovers, it's time to dim the lights and do great things in the dark in Cape Town for the annual celebration of Earth Hour on Saturday 23 March, 2013. Earth Hour is the largest mass global participation event, in which people the world over switch off their lights for one hour, to reflect on our impact on the environment and renew our commitment to protecting our planet.
Cape Town's stars win top honours at 2013 Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards
It's official … Cape Town, the inspirational Mother City, is home to the most talented thespians! Homegrown stars walked away with top honours at the Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards at the Artscape Theatre on Sunday 17 March, 2013.
Cape Town Carnival 2013: Photos
The fourth annual Cape Town Carnival once again had the streets of the Mother City awash in colour, festivities and entertainment when it was held on Saturday 16 March, 2013.
Get cooking with cuisine courses in Cape Town
To truly experience the culture and people of a city one needs to indulge in local cuisine. While most of the Mother City's culinary offerings are steeped in Dutch and Malaysian culture – legendary curries, bobotie, koeksisters, milk tarts and samoosas – Capetonians also draw inspiration from the cookery of Greece, Morocco, Nigeria and America.
Infecting the City 2013 in Cape Town: photos and video
Cape Town's biggest public arts festival, Infecting the City, is currently enthralling locals and visitors alike as it reawakens an appreciation of creativity and artistic expression in the streets of the Mother City.
Your Cape Town weekend: top three things to do
5, 4, 3, 2, 1… It's the weekend in the Mother City Cape Town fanatics – and you know what that means, right? It's party time! I know it's the middle of the month and you're feeling the pinch, but with the range of events on offer this weekend, you don't need to break the bank to have a good time.
Where Would You Rather Be Wednesdays: Cape Town lovers' top photos
Happy Where Would You Rather Be Wednesdays in Cape Town, Mother City lovers! As is now our custom on a fine Wednesday in our inspirational city by the sea, we'll be sharing suggestions and photos of places we'd rather be today.
Top 3 Capetonian entries for My Destination's Biggest Baddest Bucket List competition
Usually we Mother City lovers don't need much to boast about our amazing hometown. But when you're dangling a six-month trip around the world and a US$50 000 cash prize in front of us in exchange for a video tour of Cape Town, like My Destination is currently doing with the Biggest Baddest Bucket List competition, you can be sure that not only will we grab the opportunity with gusto, we'll also blow your minds with our entries!
Your Cape Town weekend: What to do in the Mother City
With 48 hours of glorious free time in beautiful and exciting Cape Town, there is time to see and do so much, Mother City-lovers! If I had to narrow down my choices, though, I'd prefer to be out and about on the streets of my hometown, enjoying the sunshine, the culture, the people and the oh-so-delicious cuisine.
A music aficionado's guide to the Cape Town International Jazz Festival
With just a month to go to Africa's grandest music gathering, the 14th Cape Town International Jazz Festival on Friday 5 and Saturday 6 April, 2013, the Mother City is abuzz with excitement. To be held once again at the impressive Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC), this year's festival is set to thrill jazz lovers with world-class music.
Where Would You Rather Be Wednesdays: I ♥ Cape Town fans' top places in photos
Four weeks, four questions and over a thousand suggestions … Mother City lovers, you're amazing at letting us know Where You Would Rather Be on Wednesdays in inspirational Cape Town!
Fuelling Cape Town's creativity at Design Indaba Expo 2013: photos
The Cape Town International Convention Centre was abuzz with designers, interior decorators, architects, fashionistas, photographers, artists and students at the 2013 Design Indaba Expo on Friday 1 March, 2013.
Your Cape Town Weekend: top 3 events
Mother City lovers, it's time to gear up for one EVENTFUL weekend in inspirational Cape Town! From the Grand Parade to the Cape Town International Convention Centre and trendy De Waterkant, we want to see you out and about on the streets of Cape Town. Join me at the following events from Friday 1 to Sunday 3 March, 2013, and discover why the fun never stops in our vibrant Mother City.
Where Would You Rather Be Wednesdays: top 3 food and outdoor spots
It's Wednesday, Mother City lovers, and you know what that means … we want to know, Where Would You Rather Be in Cape Town? You Cape Town-crazy folk seem to love the outdoors and food, judging from the following Facebook comments.
Colourful fun in Cape Town with Holi One Colour Festival
Things are about to get colourful in Cape Town with the Holi One Colour Festival on Saturday March 2, 2013. The festival will feature massive explosions of colour as festival-goers throw safe, eco-friendly coloured powder into the air – to a countdown, every hour on the hour – while dancing to slick beats.
Second-hand book stores in Cape Town
Nothing turns my pages quite like a marvellous second-hand bookstore and in inspirational Cape Town, there are plenty to keep me happy. As fantastic as Kindles, Nooks and iPads are, there is nothing the feel of a book in your hands and it is for this reason that having a plethora of great second-hand bookstores in the Mother City is such a joy. Join me at the following bookstores in Cape Town and rediscover the wonder of reading.
A creative's guide to Cape Town's Design Indaba 2013
It's that time of the year again when hundreds of creative folk descend on Cape Town, the 2014 World Design Capital, for THE innovative event of the year: the 2013 Design Indaba. Held at the impressive Cape Town International Convention Centre and various venues in and around the chic city centre from Wednesday 27 February to Sunday 3 March, this year's Indaba features four inspirational events you cannot miss.
Cape Town-filmed Searching for Sugar Man wins Best Documentary Academy Award
And the 2013 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature goes to … Searching for Sugar Man, a film focused on the rediscovery of elusive musician Rodriguez and partially filmed in Cape Town, the inspirational Mother City!
Sizzling Mexican restaurants in Cape Town
Cape Town's diverse multicultural ancestry has enjoyed the influence of many traditional cooking styles; but Mexican food, in particular, is on an upward trend in Cape Town these days. Chilli poppers, quesadillas, tortillas, fajitas, taquitos, enchiladas … you name it, we have it! And here's where to satisfy your cravings …
Seeing Rodriguez in Cape Town: video
Sometimes a girl like me gets really lucky twice in a lifetime … on Wednesday 20 February, 2013, I had the privilege of once again seeing my much-admired idol, Sixto Rodriguez, live in concert at the Grand West Casino and Entertainment World's Grand Arena.


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Oscar is crying himself to sleep in prison. Cigarette company bans smoking. Honda recalls 7.8m cars. The Nokia name will vanish. Russian official will not apologise for Williams' 'brothers' comment. Bey and Jay-Z renew vows.
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Oscar goes straight to jail. Toys 'R' Us withdraws drug dealer dolls. Paralysed man walks again. McDonald's profits plunge. Led Zep loses Stairway To Heaven lawsuit first round. Journalist with Ebola is disease-free.
Isn't it time you added some healthy spice to your life? Do you even realise that you could very easily be one of those people you look at through your car window? Soaring through the sky. Go on – live a little!
Oscar's fate known soon. Legendary fashion designer dies. Ebola patient cured. FW de Klerk Foundation slams Zuma. Apple sales soar. Post Office strike end near. Oil CEO dies in plane crash. Monica was in love with Bill.
It seems the leading party will side with apartheid government values when it suits them. Jacob Zuma, in particular, has used PW Botha to argue why the Nkandla debacle is above board.
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The fight for the world's top luxury hotel chain position gets fiercer every year. Personally I don't buy into chains or groups, I prefer individual relationships, built over time. Which is why this ad is so good..
Kim Jong-Un is back in the house! Dewani's gay profile claims he's single. NPA wants max sentence for Oscar. 90,000 private Snapchat photos leaked. Stephen Fry lasts Downton. Nurse kills annoying patients.
A new music video by Isaac Mutant/Dookoom is doing the rounds. While the artist insists he doesn't want to encourage violence, the content seems to tell a different story.
Once reserved for just 5-star establishments in Paris and New York, the glory of a sphere of ice for bar drinks, comes to your home! And they're available in Cape Town!
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Kawash argues convincingly that candy isn't bad, evil, poison, a gateway drug-or good food, all accusations or accolades directed at the varied products labelled candy throughout the last century. Part of the problem is the amazing variety of snack items that can be shoehorned into the category. While a basic definition of candy includes small., sweet, and hand-held, perhaps the essential identifier is that candy is "not food", a scapegoat for nutritionists and nagging mothers who use candy to define what is food.
But this is far from a colorless academic course; candy after all is colorful and fun. Kawash documents the early history of candy from the rare and expensive entered fruit or nut treat of colonial times to the home made fudge and taffy of the 19th century kitchen to the mechanized (and often dirty) candy factories of the early industrial revolution. While social perceptions of candy has bounced from fun to fortified food to evil to military ration and back through the centuries, Kawash finds that in recent years candy has lost its identity as other foods have become processed, enhanced, hand-friendly,portable, and between-meals marketable. Now, concludes Kawash,, the distinction isn't between candy and all other foods, it is between ultraprocessed industrial foods and foods that are still made of basic food ingredients.
And yes, there is still a place for candy, even in the face of the modern nutritionista soccer moms who stared Kawash down for allowing her daughter to eat a candy snack in front of their children, and gave her the impetus to write this book. Neither a defense nor a condemnation nor an apologia for candy, this is a fun vindication of its worth and continued existence in the world, the grocery store, and the shelves of your pantry.
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sorry if I ask a dumb question but I could not find an answer: is woodoo sound noticable even I use a bt headset (I have an mw600), or just if I connect my earphones directly to the phone? Does it make any difference through bt?
I am planning to buy a sgs2 or sgr, but as I know sgs2 has a poor audio performance, and sgr has a wolfson dac... Woodoo sound is coming so I would choose the sgr...but I would like to know how it is works with a bt headset
Thanks in advance!
Well dear all, I am happy to announce that our devices COULD be supported in the future, so that you guys won't feel that we are left by Samsung devs.
Currently supercurio is working on a new driver (4.0 pre 2) that has some new features and even don't require you to use download mode to flash it (since it is not a patch on the kernel src code) ..... you just need to root the phone to use it. However there is an important note : We are NOT sure whether it will definitely work nor guaranteeing it must work (but it seems like there is a high chance that it will work since our board is similar to the one used in the Galaxy tab 10.1). I will continue to work with supercurio before making further announcement.
btw, as I am just the one who has given out a device for testing. If you like the idea of voodoo sound, please says thank you or donate to supercurio instead. However as the patch is not even out yet, supercurio says that NO donation should be made until the patch is out for I9103. In addition, I will work on providing some additional IO scheduler in the kernel as well as a overclocked kernel if I have some extra time for them.
btw, as told by supercurio, the new driver will be called KAudio
Sorry I was busy for exams. The new Kaudio driver will be a propriety driver that developed by supercurio solely, so I have no way to know what is the development progress atm. It will be developed as a kernel module which means rom developer can use it as well.
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The Maryland Chapter of the Sierra Club is directed by the Executive Committee, comprising 6 At-Large Members and a Delegate from each of the local Groups. The Executive Committee maintains standing committees that operate year-round, electing a Chairperson at the start of each year, and ad hoc committees, which are formed as needed for short-term projects. Volunteers are always welcome to join these committees and to assist in achieving their goals.
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Predictable Cadence: Shuttleworth Chimes in on Debian Release Cycle
Controversy over fixed release cycles for Debian is nothing new. Now Ubuntu's Mark Shuttleworth has entered into the fray.
With its end-of-July announcement that it would adopt a 24-month development cycle, the Debian release team once again opened up its favorite topic of discussion. In mail on the Debian project list, Ubuntu founder Shuttleworth has now aired his views on the subject and referred back to the importance of maintaining regular, synchronized releases:
"Well, the first thing is to agree on the idea of a predictable cadence. Although the big threads on this list are a little heartbreaking for me to watch, I'm glad that there hasn't been a lot of upset at the idea of a cadence in Debian so much as *which* cadence. We can solve the latter, we couldn't solve the former. So I'm happy at least at that :-)."
Shuttleworth bases the importance of release cadence on the ease in which Linux might thereby gain acceptance, in that a fixed development cycle (say, of two years) stabilizes the main components. He had been harping on this theme for some time now in his blog, and revealed that even Red Hat would consider such a release cycle if a consensus were reached.
Shuttleworth's second point was that it's not about Ubuntu vs. Debian, not about Debian needing to change to meet Ubuntu's needs. He warned against being that short-sighted and that a regular release cycle would benefit all Linux distros: "This gets much more powerful the more of them we bring to the same forum."
A final point Shuttleworth made was that the loudest protest came from those who had nothing much to offer the discussion but to rail against any cooperation with Ubuntu. One of those voices in an immediate response to the mail was Debian's Julien Blache:
"I don't believe in the 100% end-user-centric focus you're displaying in your mail. [...] Once I've removed that from your mail, and the 'but Ubuntu loves you!' stuff, there's nothing left."
There was also some constructive feedback, such as that major releases may not even be called for in the future, instead users might simply keep their systems up to date on a continuous basis.
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Mandarin Orange Rice Mould
|Unflavored gelatin
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon (1 1/2 Envelopes)
|Cold water
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|3 , separated
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Hot milk
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Cooked medium grain rice
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Canned mandarin orange segments
|11 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|Canned crushed pineapple
|8 1⁄4 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|Vanilla extract
|2 Teaspoon
|Whipping cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Powdered sugar
|1 Tablespoon
Preparation Sprinkle gelatin over cold water in a small bowl and let stand for 5 minutes to soften.
Whisk together egg yolks, 1/3 cup of the sugar, and salt in a heavy 2-quart saucepan.
Gradually whisk in hot milk.
Cook custard, stirring constantly, over low heat until custard has thickened enough to lightly coat a metal spoon.
Do not boil.
Remove from heat; add softened gelatin and stir until dissolved.
Add rice, oranges (reserving a few for garnish), pineapple, and 1 1/2 teaspoons of the vanilla.
Refrigerate until custard mounds slightly when dropped from a spoon.
In large bowl of an electric mixer, beat egg whites until frothy.
Add the remaining 1/3 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, beating well after each addition.
Continue to beat until sugar dissolves and meringue holds glossy, stiff peaks.
Fold custard mixture into meringue.
Spoon into a lightly greased 2 1/2-quart mold.
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Hello, my name is Stephanie, I welcome you on board, to my little world on Virtual Tourist. I have been a member here on Vt for quite some time now and before you continue reading, BEWARE! this might become addictive, just like it has become an addiction to me and I tell you what, I simply don't regret it!
Virtual Tourist is all about our beautiful world, not only, it's all about travel and travellers. A place where we exchange photos, information, ideas, suggestions, about any place in the world, from choosing the best airlines to the best Kebab stall you could find. Learning about different countries, cultures, traditions, getting to know other travellers and actually meeting some of the world's great travellers of our century.
Are you planning a holiday? Well, then you're at the right place, this is where you can read about other people's travels, see their pictures, get first hand information from travellers or locals at your chosen holiday destinations. You can also post your questions at any of the related forums and when you return from your holiday, Yes, we would love to read all about it and you are most welcome to become a member here and share all your info, photos, suggestions and why not, tell us a little about you.
I love travelling and virtual tourist adds up to the excitement, truly the best travel guide you could ever find.
Simply beautiful Treviso
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Memoirs of Bratislava...
"Through the mist, I walked to the Centrum, on the cobbled passageways, through the narrow streets, strolled around the squares, admired monuments and historic buildings. Visited Churches and Castles, fascinated with pieces of art. Listened to the story and loved the history. Met the friendly people, tasted their food and drank their wine, there in the warm heart of Bratislava..." Read more.
Brussels Disco Balls...
"I was staying at the Bedford Hotel, on Rue du Midi, quite central and only 5 minutes away from the Grand Place, 3 minutes away from the Mannekin Pis, somehow you can walk easily around the centre of Brussels no need for transport and all sort of entertainment from sight seeing to bars, museums to restaurants, everything is reachable by foot. I spent alot of the time on my own especially in the evenings..."Read more.
Memories aRe Made of These...
"The cab stopped infront of The Maritim Riechshof, got my luggages and stepped into the cold heart of Hamburg, tired and by myself dragging the heavy luggages to the hotel, little I knew that this would be one of the nicest experiences in my life...." Read more.
Erice... The Enchanted Mountain!
"Mount Erice in Sicily is situated just a 15 min cable car trip from Trapani but it's not just any other cable car trip to some mountain, it's Mount Erice and if you are ever so lucky to visit this enchanted Mountain one day you will then understand why I'd call Erice enchanted and why I'd call you lucky!" Read more.
"We left our hotel in Villach and drove to another beautiful Austrian town. Lienz was nice, we spent an amazing morning there, I walked around, I took pictures and I did alot of shopping. Out of the shops and from all of its streets I could see a spectecular sight of the mountains, the Dolomites. Walking through the streets of Lienz, getting closer to the Dolomites we decided to go for a drive along these mountains. In about half an hour we were there, driving around the Dolomites, that nice air, tall trees and beautiful surroundings, until we finally arrived to Lago di Braies." Read more.
"Whether you fancy a walk in the country side, a day at the beach, a horse ride, a weekend getaway, an ice-cream, fine dining or just watching the sun go down, you can do all of this at Ghajn Tuffieha." Read more.
Thoughts of Cambridge...
"A Town or a City normally boasts of something in particular that makes it important or popular, it creats for itself an image or a brand that it wishes to portray in the eyes of a first time visitor, a tourist or just a passer by. As for Cambridge I find it very hard to just pick that one thing. Of course I'm sure you have heard it is the home of some of the World's most renowed colleges but Cambridge is much more than that..." Read more.
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Jul 2010 - Sicily (Trapani, Erice)
Apr 2010 - United Kingdom (Royal Leamington Spa, Coventry, Oxford, Spalding, Chester, Birmingham, Banbury, Windsor, Crawley)
Jul - Aug 2009 - Italy (Firenze, Milano Marittima, Ravenna, Mirabilandia, Rimini, Riccione, Pisa)
Feb 2009 - Italy (Treviso & Venice.)
Oct 2008 - United Kingdom (Luton, Bedford, Cambridge, London & Coventry.)
Jul 2008 - France (Mullhouse...), Switzerland (Lucerne...) & Germany
Jul - 2007 - Belgium, The Netherlands, France (Lille, Tournai)
Jul - 2006 - Sicily (Pozzallo, Catania, Taormina, Palermo)
Jul - 2005 - Austria (Vienna, Baden), Slovakia (Bratislava)
Feb - 2005 - Italy - (Rome, Tivoli)
Jul - 2004 - Austria (Villach, Klagenfurt, Lienz) , Italy - (Venice, Udine, Lago Di Braise, Dolomiti), Slovenia (Llubjana, Bled, Postonja Caves, Kobarid)
Oct - 2003 - Germany (Hamburg)
Jul - 2003 - Sicily (Catania, Aci Castello, Aci Trezza, Aci Reale)
Aug - 2002 - Chezh Republic (Prague, Karlovy Vary, Kutna Hora)
Jul - 1989 - Sicily (Catania, Palermo)
Oct 2010 - Italy (Bologna, Verona, Parma, Ferrara)
Jul/Aug 2011 - Scotland (Edinburgh, Glasgow)
Hi! Here I will go about saying a little bit about me. I am 29, medium height, long hair, have been on a diet all my life and I think I just found one that works for me. I believe this life is a fairy tale and Iwill grow up thinking and believing that it is because as long as you believe in fairy tales the tale goes on...
I have a flair for cloths and fashion and I can spend a whole day walking around my walking wardrobe. I believe everything is in fashion if you can work it out and it feels absolutely great to put together an outfit, wear it and get those heads turning.
What about color! I love colors. Did I say Pink? Well I love them all, the brighter the better from magenta to aqua blue, orange to lime but mad about fuscia.
Favourite food is Italian and mediterranean but I go crazy for sushi bars not sure if its the different culture, the chopsticks or the raw fish but I love it. I can live without chocolate but not without cheese. White zinfandel in Summer and Chianti in Winter. I love herbal teas.
I work for a bank and I'm loving it!
I have two men in my life: My partner and my dad! I know that they are both there for me and my best friend is my mum. Me and my partner are very different yet very much alike. I love the combination. Mum says I'm like my father, he is amazing ;) and my mum she is an artist! Her hands can do what her eyes can see. She is a wonderful seamstress and can do Maltese Lace! I have two pets, Ace and Stony, my lovely birds and this is my family.
I live in Bahrija with wonderful scenery of the fields, the countryside, the sea, the cliffs and the sun set. It is very quiet, few people and few cars, away from the normal hustle and bustle.
I am very romantic and very much in love. I take things too seriously at times and I worry too much.
I have a big wish for all the world and that's for everyone to be happy & healthy. My other one is for all of you to find love at least once in your lives and before you actually get there start by falling in love with yourself.
My dream job would be to design cloths and work in the fashion industry, no wonder I call it a dream job cause I dream about it all the time.
If I won the lottery I will finish off decorating the whole house, buy myself a cinque cento and take my family & my partner on a holiday of a lifetime - perhaps America! Yes I'd love to see New York - "These streets will make you feel brand new, big lights will inspire you, let's hear it for New York, New York, New York...."
Then I think Malta, my country! I believe its the safest in the world. Our beaches are to die for and we have what you call a good night life!
My dream holiday? I haven't got one I have my dream holidayS.
I would love to write a book one day as I love telling stories.
Fondest memories are those while traveling. Vienna, Rome, Venice, London.... its never ending - Needless to say I simply love traveling.
This is me & my boyfriend in Venice. We were there this February 2009 and were lucky to be there both for carnival and valentines day. It's been great, very colourful, very romantic, very beautiful and fun. The following are some masks that we wore during our holiday. These are the full masks we wore on Valentine's day the night we went to see a typical Venetian Opera.
I prefer these masks, behind them we walked all day through narrow roads, bridges & canals, we crossed all of Venice.
Last and not least face painting, more fun and more comfortable and a big kiss to the best travel companion, that joins in my traveling spirit and does his best to let me reach my quest .... hahahahahha.... here's a big kiss for you MWA!
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Stephanie, Happy Birthday. PJ
Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday, Stephanie !
Stephanie, Happy Birthday. PJ
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Happy Birthday Stephanie .... We often think about the trip we had to Malta and meeting you.
The dinner we had with you, your boyfriend and your friends was alot of fun. We are probably
going to return to Malta again, because we had such a great time, and hopefully we will be able
to get together once again.
Do you still have the VT flag we gave you? Have an nice day .... Mary & Al / USA
Happy Birthday to you and all the best.
Happy Birthday wishes from Germany
Stephanie, Have a wonderful Birthday. PJ
Happy Birthday Stephanie and greetings from Finland!
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Do you ever wonder if you had of been a better partner the relationship would of lasted? This is how I feel..
I do not...I was good to my abusive husband even after the beatings for 21 years...Nothing I could have done to make it better...Don't beat yourself up sweetie move on and be happy
That might have made a difference, but it does take 2 people to make or break a relationship in many cases.
Thanks for BA.
I think you might be too hard on yourself .. but loving yourself is very important ... so I hope you're able to find that in your life. :)
Nope. I ended my first marriage, because he had moved from exposing himself in public to "communicating with minors for immoral purposes". In this second marriage, my husband is more crazy about me than ever, unfortunately it took him ten years to realize this and all of my once positive feelings for him have "fled the building".
no.. if my ex's r not sex maniac it probably lasted.
We should regret our mistakes and learn from them, but we should never take them with us into the future.
I wonder this everyday with all my relationships. But I've woke the **** up and I'll be doing it right the next time.....

next time...
It's natural to over-analyze and retrace our every misstep of failed relationships. So think about it and learn for the next romantic encounter.
Awww now now ladies...Don`t blame yourselves. Real love always stays and never leaves.
I feel like if I didn't have so many insecurities, some of my relationships would have lasted much longer.
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Currently I have a users and an assets table (postgres backend), when a user creates a new asset it populates the asset id as expected 1, 2, 3, etc. which is displayed as ###1 based on our current asset tagging method.
As part of the asset management system we need to import assets that have been exported from our current system. I'm using roo and find_by_or_initialize to create these assets using their current id. However when I go to add a new asset it uses the first free id and uses that instead of using the next in the sequence. This wouldn't be an issue but there about 200 missing numbers in the existing management system and I can't think of a solution other than manually adding them at the moment.
Is there a way to make the id not use the first blank for instance; 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 12?
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def create
@asset = current_user.assets.build(params[:asset])
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def self.import(file)
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By Erik Larson
Sibel Edmonds gave a sworn deposition in which she testified to her knowledge of treasonous crimes and corruption involving current and former members of Congress and State and Defense Dept. officials. Given the nature of the deposition, the lines of questioning focused on Turkish espionage and services obtained through bribery and blackmail by Turkish officials and proxies. However, Edmonds has previously disclosed that the corruption involving U.S. officials also includes money laundering, trafficking in drugs, arms and nuclear secrets, U.S. support for Bin Laden/Al Qaeda, and obstruction of FBI investigations related to 9/11, before and after the attacks; she said these things came up "briefly" during the deposition. Edmonds learned of these things from wiretaps she listened to while working as a translator for the FBI in 2001-2002.
Video shot by me of Q&A sessions outside the deposition — Sibel Edmonds, Stephen Michael Kohn of NWC, Bruce Fein of TALDF and TACA (formerly w/ ATAA) and Davikorian, at Edmonds' Aug 8, 2009 deposition
Video coverage from VelvetRevolution.us and BradBlog.com
Edmonds' Aug 8 testimony was subpoenaed by David Krikorian (Democratic 2010 Congressional candidate- OH) to support his defense against a lawsuit brought by Jean Schmidt, R-OH. Krikorian had circulated a flier in his 2008 campaign in which he alleged that Schmidt had accepted "blood money" from Turkish interests in exchange for opposing a Congressional resolution acknowledging the Turkish genocide of Armenians in World War I. The deposition took place in Washington, DC at the headquarters… Continue reading
Posted by Steven Jones at 911blogger.com
A special on 9/11 has just been shown on the National Geographic Channel, produced by Robert Erickson. Robert also conducted interviews with me and others. In March 2009, Prof. David Ray Griffin and I and Gregg Roberts exchanged emails with Robert Erickson which demonstrate our efforts to get Mr. Erickson and his team to be accurate and fair in their treatment of our scientific work regarding 9/11 — particularly the evidence for the use of explosives in the World Trade Center destruction. For the record, then, I have pulled together our exchanges of emails.
Robert Erickson, emailed David Ray Griffin on 3/27/09:
"if Jones is surprised that we just placed bags of thermite around the column…what else would Jones have suggested? "
I was informed of the question above and I responded on 3/28/09 as follows:
Bags of commercial thermite set against a steel column — what a pathetic "experiment." Not anywhere close to representing my views, as you must know, from our discussion about the red/gray chips and the crucial distinction between ordinary thermite and super-thermite! What a terrible and unfair straw-man joke you are evidently trying to pull.
Why can't you get a sample of super-thermite? I think you can, if you will actually try. Or are you like NIST which refuses to look?
1. http://awards.lanl.gov/PDFfiles/Super-Thermite_Electric_Matches_2003.pdf
Super-Thermite Electric Matches
The principal application is in the entertainment industry, which uses fireworks displays for a variety of venues, such as sporting… Continue reading
September 29th, 2009
by Brad Jacobson
A key senior figure in a Bush administration covert Pentagon program, which used retired military analysts to produce positive wartime news coverage, remains in his same position today as a chief Obama Defense Department spokesman and the agency's head of all media operations.
In an examination of Pentagon documents the New York Times obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request — which reporter David Barstow leveraged for his April 2008 Pulitzer Prize-winning expose on the program — Raw Story has found that Bryan Whitman surfaces in over 500 emails and transcripts, revealing the deputy assistant secretary of defense for media operations was both one of the program's senior participants and an active member.
Whitman's conspicuous presence in these records is notwithstanding thousands of documented communications the Bush Pentagon released but for which names were redacted and an untold number the prior administration successfully withheld after its two-year legal battle with the Times.
Barstow's Times expose revealed a comprehensive, covert Pentagon campaign — beginning during the lead-up to the Iraq War and continuing through 2008 — that shaped network military analysts into what internal documents referred to as "message force multipliers" and "surrogates" who could be trusted to parrot Bush administration talking points "in the form of their own opinions." Barstow's reporting also detailed how most of the military analysts, traditionally viewed as authoritative and independent, had ties to defense contractors with a stake in the same war policies they were interpreting… Continue reading
by World911truth
October 28, 2009
This is something you have not yet seen in any US media. French independent media La Télé Libre interviews two of the most prominent 9/11 truth activists, Cynthia McKinney and Niels Harrit. To understand the context of the interview, you need to know what is happening in France right now, because 9/11 is surely becoming a hot topic.
A year ago, French comedian Jean-Marie Bigard publicly questioned the official 9/11 story on a popular TV show and said a new investigation is needed. That was enough for him to be called a revisionist by a myriad of journalists and he even received many death threats along the way. Nine months later, Bigard came back on the topic, but this time he went as far as creating 11 videos in which he uses humor to ask questions about disturbing elements of the 9/11 Commission report. He is invited on several TV shows to talk about this and each time he gets vilified by journalists.
Recently, actor and director Mathieu Kassovitz also questioned the foundations of the official version of 9/11 in another TV show. He got the same treatment from the French press.
Both Mathieu Kassovitz and Jean-Marie Bigard will debate this hot topic on France 2 this October 28th (we will post a video of this show as soon as we receive it). Originally, France 2 was supposed to air a debate including two other people who also question the official story: Éric Laurent… Continue reading
by Brad Jacobson
Thursday, November 5th, 2009
[Read Part I, Part II and Part III of this series.]
The Pentagon's Office of Inspector General is conducting a new investigation into a covert Bush administration Defense Department program that used retired military analysts to produce positive wartime news coverage.
Last May, the Inspector General's office rescinded and repudiated a prior internal investigation's report on the retired military analyst program, which had been issued by the Bush administration, because it "did not meet accepted quality standards for an Inspector General work product." Yet in recent interviews with Raw Story, Pentagon officials who took part in the program were still defending it by referencing this invalidated report.
Gary Comerford, Inspector General spokesman for the Defense Department, told Raw Story last week that his office is conducting an investigation into the retired military analyst program and confirmed that the investigation began during the summer.
Asked when his office expects to conclude the investigation, Comerford said, "As a matter of policy we do not set deadlines since any number of variables or factors could result in a delay."
He did confirm that investigators in his office have read Raw Story's recent articles on the topic.
Congressman John F. Tierney (D-MA), Chairman of the Subcommittee on National Security and Foreign Affairs, issued a press release (cache link) this past June, announcing that Pentagon Inspector General Gordon Heddell had begun the new investigation.
Yet Raw Story and Comerford could find no other news… Continue reading
More great news from The Hard Evidence Tour Down Under
Wow!! Finally a proper interview in Sydney! Listen here:
Go to WSFM and vote here on the question of whether "Gage makes sense"
Please thank them by e-mail asap…..
Email Jonesy – brendanjones [at] wsfm.com.au
Email Amanda – amanda [at] wsfm.com.au
This is a testament to the work you're all doing. Thank you all!
Kind regards,
John Bursill
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Editor's (Borjesson) Note: While working in what has been, arguably, the most difficult reporting environment in recent times, CBS's Dan Rather chose to speak out frankly to BBC Newsnight correspondent Madeleine Holt about the serious and dangerous constraints that he and his colleagues have experienced in the post-9/11 era. I know of no other working broadcast journalist of Rather's long experience and stature who has been willing to go on the record in such a significant way about these matters.
Holt: How much of a challenge professionally has covering September… Continue reading
By Stephen C. Webster
Update at bottom: Matalin 'lied' about Bush inheriting recession
No amount of spit and polish can clean the tarnish of the 9/11 attacks from the Bush legacy, but that didn't stop GOP strategist Mary Matalin from trying.
During a Sunday appearance on CNN, Matalin attempted to prop up an analogy between the first year of George W. Bush's presidency and that of President Barack Obama's. Raising the specter of rising unemployment, anchor John King wondered whether Republicans have the right to attack Democrats over the economy.
According to a CNN transcript, Matalin–seated across a table from her husband, Democratic strategist James Carville–gave a response which was a little more than blindly partisan.
"I was there," she said. "We inherited a recession from President Clinton and we inherited the most tragic attack on our own soil in our nation's history. And President Bush dealt with it. And within a year of his presidency at this comparable time, unemployment was at 5 percent. And we were creating jobs."
The attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 happened during the Bush presidency. While administration officials said repeatedly that nobody could have predicted such a devastating attack, an August 6, 2001, briefing delivered to President Bush — titled "Bin Laden Determined to Strike in U.S." — later surfaced.
"The memo, sent to FBI headquarters by a Phoenix FBI agent, warned that bin Laden could have been using U.S. flight schools to train terrorists and suggested a nationwide canvass for Middle… Continue reading
The Hyperrealilty of a Failing Corporate Media System
By Andrew Hobbs and Peter Phillips
Hyperreality is the inability to distinguish between what is real and what is not. Corporate media, Fox in particular, offers news that creates a hyperreality of real world problems and issues. Consumers of corporate television news–especially those whose understandings are framed primarily from that medium alone–are embedded in a state of excited delirium and knowinglessness.
Corporate Media hasn't acted as a cohesive, protective "fourth estate" in several decades, instead gilding lilies such as the Iraq war, torture and the true extent of Hurricane Katrina's devastation. Contemporary corporate news is best seen in a post-modern context of hyperreality. The news from US networks is based on the presentations of partially factual stories framed inside socio-emotional story lines that juxtapose "evil" with patriotism and Christian fervor. There are multiple examples of this, but we will examine two distinct cases.
The bias towards hyperreality inherent in modern media is so rampant, consumers only need turn on the TV to be exposed to the spin. Two notorious, controversial modern figures will be examined here to explain what we mean by a hyperreality of knowinglessness. News coverage of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and right-wing radio personality Rush Limbaugh are unique examples, primarily because of their perceived opposing views and their unapparent similarities. But they are similar in that both should have little operable relevance to American policy, at least domestically, as one is an entertainer and the other is the leader of another country.…Continue reading
January 08, 2010
by Paul Craig Roberts
Information ClearingHouse.info
What are we to make of the failed Underwear Bomber plot, the Toothpaste, Shampoo, and Bottled Water Bomber plot, and the Shoe Bomber plot? These blundering and implausible plots to bring down an airliner seem far removed from al-Qaida's expertise in pulling off 9/11.
If we are to believe the U.S. government, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged al-Qaida "mastermind" behind 9/11, outwitted the CIA, the NSA, indeed all 16 U.S. intelligence agencies as well as those of all U.S. allies including Mossad, the National Security Council, NORAD, Air Traffic Control, Airport Security four times on one morning, and Dick Cheney, and with untrained and inexperienced pilots pulled off skilled piloting feats of crashing hijacked airliners into the World Trade Center towers, and the Pentagon, where a battery of state of the art air defenses somehow failed to function.
After such amazing success, al-Qaida would have attracted the best minds in the business, but, instead, it has been reduced to amateur stunts.
The Underwear Bomb plot is being played to the hilt on the TV media and especially on Fox "news." After reading recently that The Washington Post allowed a lobbyist to write a news story that preached the lobbyist's interest, I wondered if the manufacturers of full body scanners were behind the heavy coverage of the Underwear Bomber, if not behind the plot itself. In America, everything is for sale. Integrity is gone with the wind.
Recently I read a column by an author who has a "convenience theory" about the Underwear Bomber being a Nigerian allegedly trained by al-Qaida in Yemen.…Continue reading
Originally published by Alex Lantier on February 3, 2010 at wsws.org
A January 27 hearing of the House Committee on Homeland Security established that US intelligence agencies stopped the State Department from revoking the US visa of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab. The Nigerian student, whom US officials suspected of being affiliated with the Yemeni terrorist group Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, attempted to set off a bomb on Northwest Flight 253 into Detroit on Christmas Day. Revocation of Abdulmutallab's visa would have prevented him from boarding the airplane.
The hearing was reported in a brief article posted January 27 on the web site of the Detroit News, headlined, "Terror Suspect Kept Visa to Avoid Tipping Off Larger Investigation."
The revelation that US intelligence agencies made a deliberate decision to allow Abdulmutallab to board the commercial flight, without any special airport screening, has been buried in the media. As of this writing, nearly a week after the hearing, the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post and Los Angeles Times have published no articles on the subject. Nor have the broadcast or cable media reported on it.
This is despite–or perhaps more accurately, because of–the fact that this information exposes the official government story of the near-disaster to be a lie. President Obama, who has joined with top US intelligence, FBI and Homeland Security officials to insist that Abdulmutallab was inadvertently allowed to board the plane carrying explosives because of a failure to "connect the dots," has… Continue reading
Originally published by Brad Friedman on February 6, 2010 at Bradblog.com
You're welcome. My 2000+ word article on former FBI translator-turned-whistleblower Sibel Edmonds is now featured in the March 2010 edition of Hustler. Sorry, she's wearing all her clothes. Go buy it anyway.
The article brings the story of Edmonds, who was twice-gagged by the Bush Administration's outrageous use/abuse of the "States Secrets Privilege," fully up to date following her naming of names, finally, under oath, in remarkable testimony last summer. (Some of those names: Hastert, Burton, Blunt, Lantos, Schakowsky, Wolfowitz, Perle, Grossman, etc.)
The Hustler piece, "Sibel Edmonds: The Traitors Among Us," also explores reasons for the perhaps-even-more-remarkable complete avoidance of her 4-hour, detailed, video-taped testimony by the corporate media (Pat Buchanan's American Conservative magazine excepted, if you consider them to be "corporate media") concerning allegations of blackmail of sitting U.S. Congressmembers, the theft and sale of nuclear secrets to the foreign blackmarket, and other allegations of treasonous activities by top State and Defense Department officials over the last decade or more, as we have covered in great detail here at The BRAD BLOG over the years, as the story has unfolded.
So there's your latest excuse to go buy Hustler. While you're at the newsstand, please pick up a copy of the February issue of Maxim as well, featuring Simon Worrall's feature article on the formerly-'censored' story of the mysterious death of GOP IT guru Mike Connell, as detailed in our… Continue reading
by Elizabeth Woodworth
February 15, 2010
In the past year, in response to emerging independent science on the 9/11 attacks, nine corporate, seven public, and two independent media outlets aired analytic programs investigating the official account.
Increasingly, the issue is treated as a scientific controversy worthy of debate, rather than as a "conspiracy theory" ignoring science and common sense.
This essay presents these media analyses in the form of 18 case studies.
Eight countries — Britain, Canada, Denmark, France, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway and Russia — have allowed their publicly-owned broadcasting stations to air the full spectrum of evidence challenging the truth of the official account of 9/11.
This more open approach taken in the international media — I could also have included the Japanese media — might be a sign that worldwide public and corporate media organizations are positioning themselves, and preparing their audiences, for a possible revelation of the truth of the claim that forces within the US government were complicit in the attacks — a revelation that would call into question the publicly given rationale for the military operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.
The evidence now being explored in the international media may pave the way for the US media to take an in-depth look at the implications of what is now known about 9/11, and to re-examine the country's foreign and domestic policies in the light of this knowledge.
by Coleen Rowley, Former FBI Special Agent March 10, 2010
Huffington Post
In a sad commentary on the currently disintegrating state of "main stream media", I found myself ambushed on Saturday, March 6th, just ten minutes after I arrived at a conference outside Philadelphia on "9-11, the Wars and Our Broken Constitution".
When young, smiling female producer Katie Hinman identified herself as being with ABC and asked for an interview, I had only just arrived at the conference. So although I was a little surprised that the Nightline TV crew was there, I immediately consented to an interview before anyone had a chance to warn me that the TV show was trying to concoct a connection between the conference and the mentally ill young man who had been killed a few days before while shooting at Pentagon guards.
From the very first question Mr. Bury launched, it was clear, however, that he was not interested in the truth, and that I would not fare any better than someone who consents to go on Bill O'Reilly's or Glenn Beck's show.
In the interest of journalistic ethics, let me list a few of the departures from how a decent, ethical, objective journalist would have covered the story of this conference:
1) Chris Bury and his news crew left right after interviewing me. They apparently only spent a couple hours at the conference that morning (before I arrived) and did… Continue reading
By Muriel Kane
Former Minnesota governor and one-time professional wrestler Jesse Ventura has run afoul of the Huffington Post's no-conspiracy-theory policy, and he's not happy about it.
"I can't believe the Huffington Post today will practice censorship," Ventura says in astonishment. "I've got news for them. … I won't ever write for 'em again."
Ventura had posted an item on Tuesday which took note of a recent conference at which "more than one thousand architects and engineers signed a petition demanding that Congress begin a new investigation into the destruction of the World Trade Center skyscrapers on 9/11." He also quoted a few paragraphs from his new book, American Conspiracies, to explain why some of those experts see signs of controlled demolition.
The item was featured on the front page of Huffington Post when it first went up, but after a few hours it vanished. All that appears now at its original location is an editor's note saying, "The Huffington Post's editorial policy, laid out in our blogger guidelines, prohibits the promotion and promulgation of conspiracy theories — including those about 9/11. As such, we have removed this post."
The note is followed by three pages of comments, enthusiastically arguing the pros and cons of controlled demolition and other 9/11 theories, that were posted during the couple of hours before the entry was deleted and comments were closed.
Huffington Post's own guidelines for its bloggers state, "We must — and do — reserve the right to remove objectionable, inaccurate,… Continue reading
By John Bursill, Engineer, 9/11 Truth Advocate and Researcher
On April 12th, 2010 ABC Radio National's "Counterpoint" host Michael Duffy decided to weigh in on the truth of the 9/11 events. In this clearly biased and ludicrous attack on those who would question the still unexplained events of September 11, 2001, Duffy demonstrated he has done little research into the matter. Seemingly, he has decided research is neither warranted nor required to make wild assumptions about and apply derogatory labels to 9/11 researchers and their questions.
In this short and emotive hit piece Duffy uses an excerpt from a recent lecture given by Clive Williams, Adjunct Professor at the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre at the Australian National University (ANU), to provide the spin. Professor Williams lays out an overview of the 9/11 Conspiracy Theories as part of his lecture called "Terrorism Conspiracy Theories and the 1978 Sydney Hilton bombings, Lockerbie, 9/11 and the London 7/7 bombings". This lecture will be played in full on Radio National's "Big Ideas" on Sunday 18th April at 5pm and is available in podcast at the ABC. In this excerpt Williams skims over the evidence of an alternate "conspiracy", citing the predictable "straw man" arguments and loose journalistic attempts to look at the evidence, using the Discovery Channel's laughable documentary, "9/11: Science and Conspiracy" as a reference. Ironically, Williams uses these absurdities ignorantly in his attempt to debunk the experts who are actually qualified to comment on such matters, and — surprise, surprise… Continue reading
David Ray Griffin
At 5:21 PM on 9/11, Building 7 of the World Trade Center collapsed, even though it had not been hit by a plane — a fact that is important because of the widespread acceptance of the idea, in spite of its scientific absurdity, that the Twin Towers collapsed because of the combined effect of the impact of the airliners plus the ensuing jet-fuel-fed fires. The collapse of World Trade Center 7 (WTC 7) thereby challenges the official account of the destruction of the World Trade Center, according to which it was accomplished by al-Qaeda hijackers, even if one accepts the government's scientifically impossible account of the Twin Towers. This fact was recently emphasized in the title of a review article based on my 2009 book, The Mysterious Collapse of World Trade Center 7, 1 by National Medal of Science-winner Lynn Margulis: "Two Hit, Three Down — The Biggest Lie." 2
The collapse of WTC 7 created an extraordinary problem for the official account of 9/11 for several reasons.
One reason is that, because of the collapse of WTC 7, the official account of 9/11 includes the dubious claim that, for the first time in the known universe, a steel-frame high-rise building was brought down by fire, and science looks askance at claims of unprecedented occurrences regarding physical phenomena. New York Times writer James Glanz, who himself has a Ph.D. in physics, wrote: "[E]xperts… Continue reading