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This is the Indonesian version of Ben Hur.
karamathj: "Recent" indeed - let's just wait till the lil pup is released first - how about making it an LX5 comp?
Because it will be too easy.
Remember one thing about the guys who open contests here: They own the whole series of The Mentalist, and practice the impersonation in front of a full size mirror twice a day. They manipulate us. They see us like suckers groveling for recognition.
Anyways, I just hope my image wins the Lost To history contest.
brucewillis: E' tutto merito della Leica...
Veramente belli il taglio e la profondita'.
Let's see:
Your name is Stefano, which sounds Italian from a mile away.
This Italian guy sends you a word of praise in Italian, in the hopes that you'll be at least nice enough to say grazie!
You really set the bar this time:
Opening a challenge for pictures taken with a camera that...IS NOT ON THE MARKET YET!!!!!!
I wonder if you guys, those who open challenges here, are drinking bottled water from the same company.
Zeeshanb: As long as we the people keep buying the crap these companies are producing these days, they will keep making it!
That's what my grand father said about car air conditioning.
That person ( and I was obliged to take away the word to qualify him on account of the site's rules) who stole your camera also took away, forever, your priceless memories.
Thanks for sharing.
God bless you and your family, dear bro.
Way to go, kiddo!!!
StevenE: why not make the other half as well?
They have it already.
Just add $40 to the price.
WilliamJ: I'm fed up with pointless gadgets. I mean it ! When I first came on Dpreview, it was really interesting and totally photo oriented. Nowadays, there are very few news and on the two or three new topics a day, about half of it is about gadgets. Yet there are hundreds of that sort of leather or leather-like case; who cares of this one, who cares of others too ?
I'd prefer to read more reviews about flashes, filters, deflectors, printers, tripods, photo-calibrated video screens or really inovative "little" accessories like the ones produced by Blackrapid (cf: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_oil ) that makes our shooting reactions faster, safer and easier.
Is it too difficult to be more substantial ?
I couldn't agree more: gadgets, gadgets, gadgets...When is it going to end?
By the way, is there a way to engrave my initials?
Seligman, AZ Old Route 66
Is there ANY money here for the winner?
Or just a pleasurable, ever lasting, rewarding memory?
Air Miles?
McDonald Coupons?
Otherwise I don't see the reasons for your headaches or the participants wish to be seen.
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Focal Length: 8mm
Shutter Speed: 1/403 sec
Aperture: f4
Exposure comp.: nil
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1/403 sec.
I bought my LX-5 last year. I was initially going for the Canon S-100 on account of the F2 aperture, but I'm a guy with small brains and big hands, and I need an exterior flash mount for my studio shots. I don't shoot under extreme weather conditions and I don't shoot sports. Most of my work is corporate, baby pictures & model's portfolios.
Now, if a guy like Charlie Waite feels at home with the LX-5 (see his youtube videos with LX-5) Imagine....me.
I'd like to take a look at the new LX-7.
drezzd: (cont. 3) Using art filter effects does not inherently make a photo uncreative. As I stated in the beginning, I don't have any particular love for Instagram, but I concede I have seen some shots that were made arguably more intriguing as a result of such phototrickery. The idea that photography is an art solely for the learned enthusiast went up in smoke when each frame stopped costing 22 cents. That being said, of course most people who aren't as into photography as people on DPReview would gravitate to special effects that give their photos more pizazz without necessarily needing to know how it's accomplished. And if that can encourage "non-photographers" to take more photos, it can only be a good thing.
Brilliant exposition, bro.
I couldn't agree more with you.
I wish Instagram were also available as apps to regular p&s cameras as a friendly option to edit our images instead of buying overpriced editing programs that are a fitted for the graphic industry but hard to master for a computer ignorant dinosaurs like yours truly. Ask me how I like my coffee? Black, percolated, strong and sweet. Then again, it doesn't impede me to have a latte, mocha or any other devil made combination, which I find are also creative ways to make a cup of coffee.
Rachotilko: I compared the output from HX20V to the output from its predecessors, HX9V. I saw an increase in the luma noise level, but no increase in definition of the details.
What was exatly the point of raising the pixel density ?
I have a HX9V also. I like it. It gives me great results. I was so happy that I wanted to buy either HX-20V or HX30V. But the user's reports were not uniform in their opinion. I'll keep waiting for the RX100 reports.
JustFred: I am definitely 100% sure that within a few years DSLR's, mirrorless and compact camera's will have become obsolete and the camera market will be dominated by cellphone camera's. There will only be fullframe DSLR type camera's for serious studio and astro photography and some other specialised fields. But photographic stores will disappear as there won't be any demand at all anymore as everything will be cellphone camera orientated. The cellphone camera's will become richer with features and ability as well. That's the way forward. Even professional journalist photographers will do away with their cumbersome dinosaur DSLR's as Ben Lowy's case proves already. More will follow.
We all be born with a zillion mpg microchip already implanted on the brains of the fetus. The 3D images will be projected onto a wall sized screen. The effects applied on the images will be the result of what we ate or smoked or ingested the night before.
I didn't know Ben Lowry's fine piece of life works until I read this article. His images are beautiful and plenty of life. He made us visit the other side of the Afghan people: they are not a bunch of stupid, intolerant integrates. They also treasure values and love life. Seeing this beautiful image reminds me of a beautiful Afghan film: The Kite Runner.
The man on this image is not only flying a kite. He is sending a message of love.
Photo journalism is not just about beheaded corpses and scattered human remains images waiting for a prize.


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Yesterday, a judge in Orlando issued a gag order to attorneys in the case of an Ohio teen who ran away to Orlando. Seventeen-year-old Fathima Rifqa Bary converted from Islam to an evangelical branch of Christianity and claimed that she feared her Muslim parents would kill her. But in court yesterday, before the gag order, an attorney for her mother said that a Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigation was âvery favorableâ and had âno evidence whatsoeverâ that there was abuse or threats by the parents, according to the St. Petersburg Times. WMNF spoke today with the attorney, Roger Weeden, but because of the judgeâs gag order he was not able to be interviewed or to confirm the Timesâ account.
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EVANSVILLE - Evansville police are still searching for hit-and-run driver involved in a three-vehicle crash Monday afternoon that injured a 4-year-old girl.
A police department crash report identified the suspected driver as 25-year-old Ashley N. Huggins, of Evansville. Police were able to locate Huggins' vehicle, a 2001 Ford Explorer, with two passengers inside, but did not find Huggins. The crash report identified the two passengers as 29-year-old Christopher Hodgeand his daughter, 4-year-old Rylyn, who was injured.
According to police, the girl sustained a possible head wound and vomited while being transported to St. Mary's Medical Center. A hospital spokeswoman did not have any information on Rylyn's condition Tuesday morning. There is no mention in the crash report about Huggins' relationship to either of the passengers.
The crash happened about 2:30 p.m. near the intersection of Weinbach Avenue and Columbia Street. According to the report, the Explorer struck a 1994 Nissan from behind while going northbound on Weinbach. The Nissan's driver, identified as Prentice D. Barker, 40, told police he was stopped in the left lane of Weinbach trying to turn when he was struck.
The impact flipped the Nissan, which also struck a 1999 Jeep Cherokee driven by 19-year-old Clint Mathews. Neither driver of those two vehicles were injured.
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Young fans celebrate Harrison twins' commitment to Kentucky [Video]
Oct 6, 2012, 2:21 PM EDT
There's not much else that's better than seeing young kids get into sports. The latest example? The Harrison twins, Aaron and Andrew, committed to Kentucky on Thursday and one proud parent filmed his children as they watched the decision live.
The fun starts around the 0:41 mark, so feel free to skip to it. The funny thing is, there were probably some grown men and women with the same reaction as these youngsters when the twins made their commitment to Big Blue Nation. Whether or not they threw stuffed animals in the air out of pure joy, I can't be sure.
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- imforbigblue - Oct 6, 2012 at 9:52 PM
Teach them young UK fans forever!
- manchestermiracle - Oct 7, 2012 at 12:59 PM
Having your kids get into sports is a good thing. Having your kids getting interested in the one-and-done, just-prepping-for-the-pros insanity of "amateur" sports? Not so much.
- coach1959 - Oct 7, 2012 at 8:57 PM
manchestermiracle………..follow this thru. A kid likes to play a game, practices, works hard, is successful. Maybe he/she gets a college scholarship; that is great. Same kid practices and turns out to be super-good; good enough to be a pro basketball player………..making — say $4-$5 million a year. What do you advise the super good kid…………..to turn down this kind of money? Stay in school for 3 more years; turn down $12-$15 million (don't even concern yourself with getting injured? Some people, even in professional careers, never make $4-$5 million in a lifetime.
I wish the system would be different. However, the NBA rules dictate the present predicament, not the colleges, not the kids. Advising 19-year olds that are good enough to play in the NBA to not be a one-and-done is simply…………stupid.
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A team of French and Brazilian researchers warn that chikungunya virus is poised to invade, and become epidemic in the Americas according to research published ahead of print in the Journal of Virology.
The risk of a "catastrophic" epidemic in the Americas is boosted by the FIFA World Cup, to be held in Brazil next month, what with people coming in from near and from far, says corresponding author Ricardo Lourenco-de-Oliveira of the Instituto Oswaldo Cruz in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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Brazil annually reports the highest incidence of dengue, a virus that is transmitted by Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus, the same mosquitoes that transmit chikungunya, he says.
The basis of his worries is the study, in which he and his collaborators compared the ability of 35 populations of the two Aedes species to transmit three different genotypes of chikungunya. These populations ranged all over the Americas from Buenos Aires to Tyson, Missouri (near St. Louis.) Even in temperate Missouri, A. albopictus was found to have a high dissemination and transmission ability for two of the three chikungunya genotypes.
Chikungunya can cause severe joint pain, which can sometimes lead to permanent disability, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Mortality has been known to reach 1/1000. The virus' name reflects the condition of many of the stricken, "bent down or become contorted," in the Tanzanian Makonda language.
Transmission of chikungunya was first reported in the Americas in December of last year, on the Caribbean island of St. Martin. By February 5th, the disease had spread to nine additional Caribbean countries. "The danger of chikungunya virus spreading all over the tropical, subtropical, and even temperate regions of the Americas is a risk greater than ever," says Lourenco-de-Oliveira.
"Our results showed that the [Americas are] very receptive and vulnerable to CHIKV [chikungunya virus] transmission, and extremely exposed to the occurrence of an immediate chikungunya epidemic, since most regions are highly infested with both vectors."
The manuscript can be found online at http://bit.ly/asmtip0414a. The final version of the article is scheduled for the June 2014 issue of the Journal of Virology.
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The West Texas Lady Comanches hosted the Sunray Lady Bobcats last night, still looking for their first District win. The Lady Cats had a different idea, and easily took care of the Lady Tribe 49-26. West Texas was in game for the first quarter, but after that, it wasn't pretty. Sunray got out to a 10-0 lead before the Lady Comanches got on the board with 1:40 showing in the opening period.
On Friday evening the Sanford-Fritch Eagles opened District 1-2A play with a loss on the road to the Spearman Lynx.
A slow, scoreless start for the Eagles left them trailing without a score in the first quarter.
The Eagles didn't score until the clock read 7:05 in second quarter.
Senior Chris Bryan, point leader with 13, was the first one to give the Eagles a bucket.
Shots were hard to fall for both Spearman and Sanford-Fritch. Halftime Spearman led 21-6.
The rest of the game was a physical matchup and Sanford-Fritch tried their best to get back in the game.
Now that the college football season is over, die-hard fans will start checking out newspapers and various websites to see the list of new recruits their favorite college teams are planning on bringing in this spring or upcoming fall.
Thanks to movies and television, a lot of people picture college coaches calling players over and over again to tell them how great they are and how it would be in the best interest of the player for them to agree to come to their school.
Borger 45 Bushland 18
120-Uriel Orona, Borger pinned Colton Hetrick, 2.22
132-Brady Mayfield, Bushland pinned Anthony Bates, 1.27
138-Zach Robinson, Borger pinned Zach Allen, 2.05
145-John Hernancez, Bushland pinned Jacob Cosper, 2.41
152-AJ Torres, Borger pinned Zack Baker, 3.29
160-Dylan Huffine, Borger forfeit
170-Isaiah Martinez, Borger forfeit 1.03
182-Alvin Bustillos, Borger forfeit 1.01
195-Kirk Chisholm, Borger pinned John Johnson, 0.36
220-Dustin Tucker, Borger decicion Gus Mast, 1-0
285-Brandon Grant, Bushland forfeit
Pampa 48 Borger 30
(Boys) Booker 57 West Texas High 44
On Tuesday evening, the start of District 1-1A play didn't get off to the start the West Texas High Comanches wanted as the Booker Kiowas pulled away in the second half for the 57-44 win in Booker.
The Comanches were only down two points, 25-23, at halftime and were in striking distance to get the comeback win in the fourth period.
However, the Kiowas became a hot team in the final period and were able to pull away for the 13 point win.
Kiowa freshman Hunter Lile had the hot hand leading all scorers with 20 points.
On Tuesday evening, the Sanford-Fritch Lady Eagles came out slow, but finished victorious in a big win.
Sanford-Fritch continues to make impressive showings.
The Lady Eagles started on a slow note, requiring Coach Hale to call a timeout after River Road 4-0 run.
With 5:27 on the clock, that small talk must have been good. as Lady Eagles never looked back and moved ahead to a halftime score 22-17.
Sanford-Fritch came out from halftime and took total control. Big rebounding by senior Summer Tubbs and sophomore Mikala Setliff helped control both ends of the court.
On Tuesday evening, the Frank Phillips College Plainsmen concluded their non-conference schedule with a 79-76 win over Lamar Community College at the BCAC.
Ronald Scott led the Plainsmen by scoring 14, followed by Taquan McDew and Greg Nelson each having 10 points.
The win improves the Plainsmen record to 8-8 overall and the team will start WJCAC play next Monday, January 16th hosting Odessa College at 7:30 p.m.
PAMPA-There are times in sports when one miscue seems to start an avalanche that can be nearly impossible to overcome for a team.
Unfortunately, that is the scenario the Borger Lady Bulldogs found themselves in their District 1-3A opener loss to the Pampa Lady Harvester, 73-25.
Good three point shooting and 11 first period turnovers by the Lady Bulldogs opened the door for Pampa to use a 12-0 run to build a 7-27 lead after the first eight minutes of play.
The Sanford-Fritch Eagles played Wheeler, Tuesday night and lost a close thriller in OT.
It took the first two quarters to get the Eagles rolling, as too many turnovers and missed shots plagued the Eagles. This kept them on the short end trailing after the first quarter, 9-15.
Fast paced Wheeler were a tough matchup to manage and Wheeler continued in the lead 13-27.
However, the Eagles came soaring in the last two quarters.
On Tuesday evening, the Bushland Falcons held off a fourth period rally by the Borger Bulldogs to get the 63-57 win in the final non-district contest for both teams at Bushland.
A sluggish second period by the Bulldogs led to Bushland taking an eight point, 34-26, lead at halftime.
The Bulldogs bounced back in the second half and pull back to within one point, 57-58, with under a minute to go in the game.
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141 will be Sherlock if Andrew does RS. I was hearing at the end of the year Andrew was having weight issues too. So he will want to go up I think. Sherlock is not Alton but would do a good job as a RS FS there but I doubt he would add any points at NCAAs. He has had a good year at opens. He came in as a 125 went up to 133 & then to 141. Luke Frey will RS probably.
RE Ruth/Wright the boards have all sort of rumors but I just don't see it & I haven't heard anything from anyone @ PSU. I think they are just enjoying the win & then looking at the Freestyle season.
Of course as much as Cael wants to RS every incoming class it will be hard to RS Megaludis & Alton if PSU wants to have a shot next year as Iowa will have a whole bunch of RS FS coming next year.
Frank if he did wouldn't be a favorite in my estimation as he wouldn't be as strong or have as good of a gas tank down there.
Been there tried that....no fricken way does the tank drop down again. If Dade moves up to 157, Frank will sit pat.
Taylor will be 165, the gap will be at 157. I believe Vollrath was wresting up a weight class at 165, so watch for those two to drop,
Life's not the breaths you take, the breathing in and out that gets you through the day ain't what it's all about. It's the moments that take your breath away.
Vollrath competed the almost the entire regular season at 157, then bumped to 165 for the last dual meet before Big 10's. He took 3rd at the Southern Scuffle at 157, which included a win over Saddoris from Navy. Not bad
I'm not sure if Dylan would beat Vollrath or not. He might very well, but Vollrath has been looking stronger and stronger--especially if he's at 157. But all of that is conditioned on Taylor's moving up to 165 which isn't definite in my understanding.
Most people forget that Vollrath's Dad was PSU's 150 lber in the late 70s (2x NQ I think) & both wrestled for Council Rock South which has been a PA HS wrestling hotbed for years, (UNC Coach C. D. Mock was from there) so Vollrath has some pedigree & skills. He looked much WIDER @ the B10s to bulk up to 165. I would not count him out at all.
Molinaro's back up Jame English beat Janzten & Rader earlier in the year @ the S&B when Frank was hurt so he is a talented tough kid as well. He might move up. Nick Fischer filled in at 65 & 74 last year as well. Kemerer I thought would do better at 57 but who knows if he will still be at PSU after Cael's comments about him being not coachable.
So PSU still has some question marks next year if they move their line up around, looking to fit in their talent.
Cornell had their "Murder's Row" last season but imagine if Megaludis starts, Alton DOESN'T RS & they find a solid 57. That could be a ridiculous line up. And that is with Cowburn siting on the bench & McIntosh RSing. And Campo could be headed else where but he does have a PSU offer on the table.
125 Nico
133 Long
141 Andrew Alton
149 Frank
157 Dylan? Vollrath?
174 THe Truth
197 ???
285 Wade
Yo kr, did you calculate those points yourself or find them on a website? I haven't been able to find a site that has all the point totals for everyone, I feel like there usually is at least one site that does it though
"Now class, I'd like for you to transition from downward dog....straight to FULL BRING!!!"
Do you really think David Taylor might go up to 165? The reason I ask is that it seems he would have a much better shot at an NCAA championship at 157 than at 165 where he would have to contend with folks like Andrew Howe.


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GLENDALE, AZ - OCTOBER 22: (L-R) Tomas Holmstrom #96, Niklas Kronwall #55, Henrik Zetterberg #40, Chris Osgood #30, Nicklas Lidstrom #5 and Pavel Datsyuk #13 of the Detroit Red Wings stand attended for the National Anthem during the NHL game against the Phoenix Coyotes at Jobing.com Arena on October 22, 2009 in Glendale, Arizona. The Coyotes defeated the Red Wings 3-2 in overtime. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
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Hatters at Hilton ChambersManchester, England
Beds aren't good, not awful but not a selling point. Good location but can be noisy in street-side rooms. Some very good staff, some a bit rude. Great social areas. Well cleaned. Typically UK hostel atmosphere, ruined at the weekends by people on a night out, but chilled and friendly the rest of the time. Price can be good but the amount it can go up by on certain nights is a rip off- I guess the night out crowd will pay it. Very secure.
Zostel Udaipur at ShaharkotUdaipur, India
Great location though a bit difficult to find at first but locals all seem to know where it is. Great views from the roof. Very possibly the nicest rooms I've stayed in in a hostel, good quality bed with good sized lockers. Really friendly staff. Water was off during the day the whole time I was there but otherwise facilities are good.
Zostel JodhpurJodhpur, India
Good beds, AC in dorms works well, good sized lockers and rooms. Staff are friendly. Bothrooms are clean. Wifi speed is reasonable. Not a central location and not much of interest near by but easy to get a bus or rickshaw to the city centre. Has a little kitchen but it has a mouse problem.
Backpackers@SGSingapore, Singapore
I was put in Travellers@SG. Microwave, toaster, hot water, no cooker. Breakfast + oats all day= two free meals. No washing machine so they do laundry which can be inconvenient. Clean enough but not well cleaned- my bed sheets were stained, shaving foam left on the bathroom wall the whole time I was there. Free wifi but can be temperamental. Comfortable bed, nowhere room for luggage= messy. Aircon is a redeeming feature. Not central but not bad location, near MRT easy to reach from airport.
Gonow Family BackpackerBrisbane, Australia
Good location for west end and south bank which are the places I like best, bit if a walk to the city. Clean enough but never a clean fork or chop sticks. Not the best hang out area butt friendly atmosphere and staff. No drinking after 10 so can always get to sleep. Dorms don't lock automatically so often left open. Gate was broken so pretty unsecure but lockers out of rooms for valuables made it ok.
Noosa Backpackers ResortNoosa, Australia
Location isn't too good but shuttle bus makes it not much of an issue. Kitchen stays reasonably clean and everywhere else is cleaned to decent standard. Room didn't have a full wall so room felt pretty loud. Bar attracts more locals rather than the hostel guests so there's drinking in rooms so even if there's a group talking in the next room it's too noisy to sleep. Friendly atmosphere.
Mango Tourist HostelHervey Bay, Australia
Nicest hostel I've stayed in, more a home than a hostel. Perfect atmosphere, quiet and chilled. Owner is friendly and knowledgeable. Bus from where the greyhound stops is just a few mins walk to the hostel. Shops, beach etc all within short walk. Completely clean. Security is non-existent- it isn't negligence, they don't seem to think it's needed. I was apprehensive at first but it was fine. Given the previous review I was disappointed in the number of geckos, I only saw one.
Backpackers by the BayAirlie Beach, Australia
Little but further out of town than most other hostels but it's a few mins walk. Closest to the bus station. Little lockers and doors left unlocked but doesn't feel unsafe. Staff very friendly and helpful. Bit quiet when I was staying but still good atmosphere. Clean enough but not spotless. Looks dated but everything works. Outdoors area is nice to chill in. Not the best beds but decent.
Cairns Central YHACairns, Australia
Good quality beds. Good sized lockers. Rooms are good sized but a lifeless feel to them. Outdoors space is great to hang out. More a cheap resort than a backpackers atmosphere, complete with screeching children and snoring old men, but evening social stuff helps a bit. Kitchen was overcrowded. Bathrooms and kitchens clean when just done but not checked regularly so get gross. Showers warm but need updated. Wifi is overpriced given there's free city wifi nearby. Charge for luggage storage.
City Perth Backpackers HostelPerth, Australia
Entirely pleasant but nothing special. Good location but bit of a pain to get to from airport. Foam mattress and little lockers. We'll cleaned. Friendly staff. Not the best social area.
Backpack OzAdelaide, Australia
Gets the important things right. Beds have real mattresses. Bathrooms and kitchen well cleaned. Showers are hot. Kitchen never seems to get too busy. Free wifi works well. Has bar but by 11/12 the noise had died down and it's not the sort of place where they always seem to be pushing you to spend money on drink (AKA party hostel). Location is good, would be slightly better 5mins down the road but an extra 5 min walk isn't a big deal. 12 bed dorm does smell- needs some better air flow.
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Canberra City YHACanberra, Australia
Rooms are secure, building isn't. Clean as you'd expect at YHA. Pool is a nice bonus if you want one. Beds and rooms are average. Lockers don't fit a full backpack. Weird amount of older (Aussie) people who seem to be staying for a while and TV focus social areas ruins the atmosphere.
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Blue Mountains Backpacker HostelBlue Mountains, Australia
Atmosphere-wise it's the best hostel I've stayed at. Kitchen is clean, plenty surface space and cookers (with ovens!) though never enough forks. Lounge area is pleasant and chilled. Free wifi as tends to be the case is too slow to be worth trying to- Id rather pay afew $ for working wifi. Bathrooms are very clean and enough showers, need to check there's toilet paper more often though. Rooms are clean, great lockers, mattresses are way too soft.
Kings Cross BackpackersSydney, Australia
With one or two exceptions the staff are varying degrees of rude and incompetent. The eating/social area is quite nice, the TV room is very nice but the rooms have seen better days. The showers offer nowhere private to get changed (apart from one upstairs which has no lock on the door). Atmosphere is dominated by people who seem to do nothing but drink, sleep, and work - it's not my sort of party, it was rather lad-ish and rowdy.
Bounce SydneySydney, Australia
More of a holiday feel than a backpackers- that may be a positive or negative depending on your disposition. Very clean. Nice balcony area. Location isn't great for thing immediately round about but very close to central station so can get everywhere easily. Staff are pleasant but some seemed not to know much about the area/Sydney.
Backpackers In ParadiseSurfers Paradise, Australia
It seems the sort of place that was nice once but is now past its best. For example, the (foam) mattresses were torn badly. Its cleaned but quite superficially, the dirt is built up in the corners. There are lockers but they aren't big enough to put a backpack in and my room didn't had 8 lockers and 10 beds. The doors are a manual lock ( not swipe card) but the doors don't shut themselves so people were regularly leaving our room door open.
Bunk BackpackersBrisbane, Australia
It wasn't right for me. I know they say they are a party hostel and I enjoy a good night out, just not every night. Yet the bar was often dead apart from Sunday when it was a total wreck due starting early. The location is good, the value for money is really good. They are obviously trying to keep the kitchen clean though not entirely managing it.


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A Mankato man faces multiple felony charges after allegedly assaulting a man and stealing his car Monday night. Blue Earth County Sheriff's deputies were called to a convenience store in LeHillier at around 8pm Monday after a bleeding man was spotted flagging down vehicles on County Road 69. The 25 year-old man from Owatonna told authorities that he was assaulted and his car was stolen. He was taken to the Mankato Mayo Hospital to be treated for undisclosed injuries. At just before midnight, a state trooper located the stolen vehicle near the Eastwood Manor Mobile Home Park in Mankato, and 23-year-old Dustin Lee Murilla was taken into custody. He faces numerous charges, including 2nd-degree assault and attempted murder.
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The immigrants of Little Italy in Soho, New York knew what they were doing when they set up their establishments! It's all about the love of cooking, family and comfort food. This Sausage, Shrimp and Peas Risotto is based on the heritage of the people who made it long before! Make a lot of this!
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My pork or beef stuffed rolls are a slight twist on an old Italian favorite - Pork or Beef Braciole. Take the more inexpensive cuts of meat, pound it thin and lay down a few fresh ingredients, roll them up and braise in a juicy tomato sauce. Amazingly delicious and tender!
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Can Matt Bush be forgiven?
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PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. A hemorrhage in his head. A tube inside his chest. Twelve broken ribs and a shattered lateral wall.
Contusions on his right lung. A fracture in his left shoulder. And nine broken vertebrae that left his spine shot.
In March of last year, after spending the evening baby-sitting his granddaughter in North Port, Fla., Tony Tufano was struck by a Dodge Durango while riding home on his motorcycle. The drunken driver operating the vehicle — surely panicked by the prospect of a third DUI — ran over Tufano's head while fleeing the scene.
Tufano, 72 at the time, was airlifted to Lee Memorial Hospital, placed in a medically induced coma, and somehow saved.
But he'll never be the same. Because of the damage his body incurred — because of all the muscles, bones and organs that caught hell in the crash — his every day is filled with pain.
Which makes it all the more remarkable that his heart is filled with mercy.
"People argue with me about this, but I would like to see him make it. I just want to see him straighten his life out," said Tufano of the man who hit him — a man currently serving a 51-month prison sentence in Jasper, Fla. "He'll only be 30 when he gets out, and if he can still throw a ball 99 miles an hour, someone will pick him up."
We'll finally say the words: Matt Bush. Bush's name has always dwarfed Tufano's when mentioned in the same story, but it's high time the victim got first billing.
Tufano may never have had Bush's talent — talent so dazzling that the Padres selected him with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2004 amateur baseball draft — but his story deserves telling.
Tufano may never have had Bush's physical skills — skills so dynamic that he signed a $3.15 million contract weeks after graduating from Mission Bay High — but his physical achievements were nothing to scoff at.
A lifelong runner, Tufano once posted a sub-three-hour marathon time and, at age 56, ran Boston in 3:35. He was jogging nearly every day before the accident — partly to stay fit, and partly to distract him from his wife's death a year earlier.
He and his son Tony Jr. had plans of running their first marathon together, but that's not going to happen. His days of bouncing on the trampoline with his grandchildren are over, too.
Tony Jr. said his dad used to do flips alongside his 9-year-old daughter Iris, and while he later admitted he was joking, Iris didn't see the humor.
"If he didn't get hit, he could have," she said.
He was hit, though. He was hit by a man who borrowed his teammate's SUV despite having a suspended license. He was hit by a man who, upon his arrest, had a blood-alcohol level more than twice the legal limit. He was hit by a man who had two other hit-and-runs earlier in the day — first backing into a car at a stoplight and then running into a light pole.


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Battlestar Galactica 4x16: "Deadlock"
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Re: Battlestar Galactica 4x16: "Deadlock"
Well as much as I love this series 'Deadlock' didn't do much for me, and here I was so upset with myself for missing it last Friday
After watching it a few times...meh. I was disappointed in how quickly Ellen degenerated to her old scheming self…she was so confident and self assured on Cavils ship.
Neat how Laura observed the Cylon morning the loss of another and understood that it was a significant event.
How can everyone forgot Anders warning NOT to leave the ship in order to stop events from continually repeating? Something big will happen on the Galitica if Sol stays.
As far as giving the Baltar crew heavy weapons goes…probably not the smartest move but he has been operating from a more moral foundation lately…and it would seem Adama is losing control of his own men
I wondered about the Mutineers'when I saw Starbuk at the bar alone but got the heads up in the podcast thread.
Deadlock' was OK, a show we needed we see, imo it just wasn't compelling like we've grown use to this season
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Celebrating Allah-De at 84
IT was my annual Sallah visit to Hadj Alade Odunewu, one of our living media heroes. There, seated in his living room upstairs, volumes of files, newspapers and books competing with numerous award plaques, were the two of us, following the day's news on a giant television screen.
As I sipped the drink, which he had offered me, I went back memory lane; to four years ago, when he turned 80, and his nuclear and professional family loudly celebrated him. I asked him how he would be marking his 84th birthday, which comes up today.
It was an opening line, which as usual, was to lead to wider discussions on affairs of the state, on the media to which we both have an abiding interest, and that subject which many dread to address, death.
Peering at me through his spectacles, he says what could pass for his celebration would be a meeting of the Crescent Bearers, which he would be hosting later today at his Surulere residence. This 70-year old association of Moslem gentlemen resident in Lagos is dedicated to promoting education through the awards of scholarships to deserving students.
For one who has his own share of life's challenges and whiplashes, it is a date he has looked forward to with fear and trepidation, which centres on developments at his luncheon table at the Yoruba Tennis Club. In my twenty years' close association with Chief Odunewu, I have not known him to miss the weekly Thursday fish luncheon at Bar Two of this club anytime he is in Lagos. Indeed, I have been his guest on four occasions. There, members of various tables take turns to entertain themselves and their guests with fish dishes, in an atmosphere of chivalry and exuberance.
It is that fun that death, the arrogant intruder that rides on every passing breeze, has interrupted three times this year. As Odunewu explains, "There are four long tables on the floor of the bar designated with a good sense of humour as follows: the Expatriate Table where a Macgregor or Jenkins is most likely to belong, the Royal Table, which is self explanatory, the Centre Table, mainly occupied by hardliners and the Table of Honour and Nobility where retired or retiring heavyweights from different professions belong".
Odunewu belongs to the last table. And it is from that table alone that death has snatched the three members. For anyone in his age bracket, that should be sobering; more so the manner of the last death. First Republic Minister, Olu Awotesu, had joined his friends at the table last month "bubbling with joy and high expectation" to inform them of plans to celebrate his 80th birthday in Iperu on November 26. Two weeks later, his obituary notice was at the club.
The subject of death also brought up the loss of his son in law, Bayo Awosika, three years ago at the hands of a heartless policeman at a traffic checkpoint at Lekki. Since the killer was declared wanted on a coroner's directive the police are yet to fish out their colleague.
For a man who served as a public intellectual for five decades as a reporter, editor, administrator and columnist, and was three times a commissioner, Chief Odunewu knows Nigeria. So I asked him, what are his thoughts on today's Nigeria.
He sighed, before offering: "Our world is still full of clay-footed mortals who act and speak like God's deputy. The burden of Citizen John is still heavy with zero corresponding service".
Prodded for direct comments on governance and leadership in Nigeria, he then referred me to his comments in July at the three books presentation marking the 20th anniversary of my organisation, Diamond Publications, where one of the titles, Nigerian Columnists and their Art, was dedicated to him.
"Nigeria is sick. I remember when General Murtala Muhammed addressed the inaugural session of the 1979 Constitution Drafting Committee; he carefully dropped the hint that in the prevailing circumstances, as a form of government, the country might turn to an alternative parliamentary democracy with its winner takes all label. We now know that politicians completely misunderstood this to mean abandonment of parliamentary governance for the (American) presidential system, which has been turned into a huge bazaar of the buccaneers where transparency and accountability are thrown overboard for high profile thievery. Newspaper election campaign reporters of my generation grew up with what I can call politics of the manifesto. The market woman at Dugbe (Ibadan) would recite to you in her own peculiar way the four cardinal points of the Action Group Party. Political campaigns of the Awolowos, the Azikiwes, the Sardaunas, the Aminu Kanos was politics of ideas. That politics of ding-dong battle of wits has been replaced today with politics of the gun and machete, politics of ruthless pursuit of office".
For two individuals behind two competing media awards programmes, our relationship is not characterised by any ruthless tussle for advantage. We discussed the timing of our two awards: the Diamond Awards for Media Excellence (DAME) and the Nigerian Media Merit Awards (NMMA) both billed for this December. While the 19th presentation of his, the NMMA, is headed for Ondo, December 10, ours, the DAME, will hold its 20th edition in Lagos on December 11.
He also spoke on the media. "A newspaper exists only because it is the purveyor of news. Some of our papers tend to put their faith too much in special writers and too little in hard news, suffering excessively from a defect which amounts to contempt for the hard fact that a good newspaper is made of good reporters and good subeditors". In simpler terms: there is too much emphasis on opinion writing and less on deep, probing reporting.
As Chief Odunewu turns 84 today, my wish for him remains that he will spend the rest of his life in "good health, good company and good spirit".
*Idowu is CEO, Diamond Publications and Trustee of the Diamond Awards for Media Excellence.
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