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"We'll Always Have Paris"
We'll Always Have Paris is a quote from the 1942 film Cassablanca, spoken by the character Rick to his former love Ilsa as she is about to leave his life forever. It's one of the most famous lines of all of motion picture history, showing that even though Rick may not have gotten the girl in the end, he will still have the memories that the two of them shared when all was right in the world.
The TNG episode "We'll Always Have Paris" is from what I can tell an attempt to capture the romance angle from Casablanca and by having Picard meet a former love of his life. The problem is that we know that this relationship will go no where for four reasons.
1. She's married.
2. Rick never gets the girl, and neither will Picard.
3. This is an episodic series where she will most likely be forgotten (and is conveniently forgotten).
4. Feels more like an episode of TOS where Kirk meets a former fling he had in the past that also went nowhere.
The execution of this romantic subplot doesn't help matters either. While I think Michelle Phillips does a good job with the role she has, her wardrobe is one of the most embarrassing pieces of clothing I've seen all season. Sure, the Edo wear only four feet of cloth, but those are aliens. Jenice is a human. It looks like she's wearing one of those wearable rugs with the sides cut out. It just can't take it seriously.
Where this episode really works is how the our characters deal with the time disruptions. It starts out small with some scenes rewinding for a couple of seconds to full blown chaos where the characters will start seeing BOTH their past and future selfs. The sequence with the Turbolift is one of my favorite time issue moments in TNG because of how well executed it is. Having the perspective actually switch between one time based crew to another while they still carry on the same conversation is a great example of keeping things consistent while still throwing the viewers off.
And that scene where Data is trying to seal the hole is pretty well done with cool looking props, great sound editing, cool looking visuals and a nice resolution.
Not a bad episode for season one. Very watchable with some nice character moments and some really well executed camera trickery. While the romance element can be predictable and boring at times, there's enough good stuff going on for our characters to deal with to avoid this episode being a 'skip'.
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Good analysis and I agree, it's not too bad of an episode.
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(Hinduism) the sacred `song of God' composed about 200 BC and incorporated into the Mahabharata (a Sanskrit epic); contains a discussion between Krishna and the Indian hero Arjuna on human nature and the purpose of life
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Gita is the second solo studio album by Brazilian musician Raul Seixas. It was released in 1974, shortly after he returned to Brazil. Gita is one of Raul's more critically acclaimed albums, selling more than 600,000 copies and receiving a Gold Certification by ABPD. The album shares its name with the religious Hindu epic poem Bhagavad Gita.
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Miami's population has seen a radical shift in recent years. Today, nearly 70 percent of the city's residents are Latin American and nearly half are from Cuba. When you walk the streets of Little Havana, it can feel like you're in a different country. For an authentic experience, put El Palacio de los Jugos on your list. The no-frills spot is known for fresh-squeezed sugarcane, fruit shakes, cheap Cuban food, and my favorite, the deep-fried, perfectly salty chicharrónes cut to order—they're divine. Part fish-fry, part fresh seafood market, La Camaronera is a small, family-owned joint that's been around for more than 40 years. It's worth fighting the crowds for the minuta sandwich, butterflied snapper fillet with lemon, garlic and cumin on a Cuban-style bun. For Nicaraguan chow, I always head to Fritanga Montelimar. The nacatamales, sweet-and-sour tongue, roast chicken and pork ribs are spectacular. There is no bad dish in this restaurant; look inside the kitchen, all you see are grandmothers!


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Sergey Radchenko is a lecturer at the University of Nottingham, based at the University's China campus in Ningbo, China. He is the author of Two Suns in the Heavens: the Sino-Soviet Struggle for Supremacy, 1962-67 and the forthcoming Unwanted Visionaries: Soviet Failure in Asia at the end of the Cold War. Original declassified documents for this article are provided through the Digital Archive of the History and Public Policy Program at the Wilson Center.
In December 1949, Mao Zedong traveled to Moscow, for his first trip abroad. Three months earlier, perched high above a crowd of thousands in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, Mao had announced the founding of the People's Republic of China. The nascent country was yet unformed, and Mao thought it important to ensure that New China would stand on the right side of history: the Communist side. In this, Mao needed Joseph Stalin's blessing and Soviet help.
Back then, China was in ruins after years of war, first with Japan, then with itself: it had little industry and infrastructure, even less science and technology; it had no navy, no air force but unspeakable poverty and rampant disease. Russia, though still recovering from wartime losses, had a modern industry, atomic weapons, and the ambitions of a superpower.
Mao wanted a treaty of alliance that would give China "face" on the international stage but also provide security guarantees against the United States, economic aid to rebuild and modernize the ruined Chinese economy, and military assistance to "liberate" Taiwan. According to Mao's interpreter, present at the meeting, he told Stalin he wanted something that "looked good but also tasted delicious." Stalin was non-committal. He feared that closer relations with Mao could jeopardize Moscow's postwar gains in the Far East and quite possibly lead to a U.S. intervention.
After the opening of the Russian archives in the early 1990s, the Cold War International History Project at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (CWIHP) obtained declassified documents on the meetings between Mao and Stalin, publishing them in translation, with scholarly commentary, in successive issues of the CWIHP Bulletin to shed light, for the first time, on the making of the Sino-Soviet Alliance. Not all documents were declassified, and key evidence remains locked away in inaccessible archival vaults in Moscow as well as Beijing. This week, CWIHP has published additional documents on the Mao-Stalin cat-and-mouse game, and on the ups and downs of Sino-Soviet relations in the following years. These documents offer an interesting look behind the curtains of foreign policy decision making in China and Russia and provide clues for understanding where the Sino-Russian relationship is headed today....
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Traditional Tuesday's Nutritious and Delicious Blog Carnival is for anything involving traditional foods. Recipes, techniques, tips, discussions on the hows and whys we do what we do, kitchen organization, appliances used, fitting traditional foods into your life and schedule, anything under the banner of traditional foods is wonderful. Posts, Facebook pages or websites on the politics of real foods and action alerts for individual states or topics are also welcome.
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In September, I hear the annual wail of "What do I put in the luncbox?!?" Fox in the Kitchen has a great post about On-The-Go Gluten-Free Lunch and Snack Ideas with a lot of good ideas to answer the lunchbox question. Plenty of links and recipes here to keep those lunchboxes full for many weeks to come.
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Many mineral processing operations have difficulty meeting Federal standards for respirable dust. All mineral processing operations use some type of engineering controls to address their most significant dust sources. Engineering controls include such things as baghouse-type dust collectors, scrubbers, and electrostatic precipitation. A total mill ventilation system can lower mill-wide dust concentrations, hence reducing respirable dust exposures of workers in mineral processing operations. The system uses clean air drawn in at the base of the building to dilute and remove dust from contaminated areas within the mill structure. This dust-laden air is then exhausted out near the top of the building.
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An Edison, New Jersey Mercedes dealer wins lawsuit against disgruntled motorist with anti-dealership slogan on his vehicle.
An Elizabeth, New Jersey man's attempt to get back at an automobile dealership that he felt had given him a raw deal backfired. The appellate division of the New Jersey Superior Court on Monday imposed a $3150 fine on Victor Curto after he put letters on the back of his 2006 Mercedes-Benz S350 that read, "I Got Royally Screwed by Ray Catena," referring to the luxury car dealership in Edison.
The dispute arose from a September 2005 deal where Curto traded in his 2001 Mercedes S430 for $23,000 toward the purchase of a new car. Curto had received a great bargain when he first purchased the S430 because it had a salvage title, meaning that at some time an the vehicle had suffered significant damage or been flooded. Catena did not realize that this would be a hindrance when the time came to sell the vehicle, so he did not mention it to the dealership at the time he traded it in.
"We put everything in writing and you know, sign here, sign there," Curto explained in a posting on the Ripoff Report. "That's your payment. Sign, sign, sign and I never read what I signed."
Three weeks later, the Mercedes dealership sold the S430 at auction for $11,000 -- $12,000 less than it had given Curto in trade. The dealership filed suit against Curto for that amount after realizing the car had a defective title. Curto had signed a paper certifying that the title was clear.
"Personally I got royally screwed and Ray Catena gets a big tax write-off plus all kinds of legal expenses for the company," Curto wrote.
On July 21, 2006, Catena and Curto reached a settlement where Curto agreed to pay the full $12,000 and remove the "I Got Royally Screwed by Ray Catena" slogan, or he would pay $150 for each day it remained on his Mercedes. Although Curto kept the lettering for three weeks after signing this agreement, a Middlesex County court refused to enforce the $150 per day penalty. The appellate court overruled the decision Monday.
"Defendant, who presumably drove his vehicle throughout various parts of New Jersey with the derogatory statement regarding plaintiff, may well have influenced potential car buyers to avoid purchasing a car from plaintiff," the two-judge appeals panel wrote. "We are satisfied that the $150 sum arrived at by the parties in the settlement agreement, given the facts and circumstances of this case, constitutes enforceable liquidated damages as opposed to a penalty."
Curto's legal payments to the dealership will now total $15,150. The full text of the court decision is available in a 28k PDF file at the source link below.
Ray Catena Mercedes-Benz v. Curto
(New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division, 11/5/2007)
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I went to replace the ignition switch on our vehicle and found on line that I needed an E5 socket for one bolt on dash. ( I had never heard of an E socket before ) . After looking for one I found I could get a whole 6 piece set at Harbor Freight for less than one socket! The long narrow design worKed great to access the bolt. Excellent set . Saved. Me big not haveing to go to a shop for the easy repair.
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I just bought this and used the e8 on the wheel cylinder bolts on a Cobalt. I didn't need the set, but the price was about the same as the one socket somewhere else. The socket did nothing to the heads of the bolts. I couldn't be happier with them.
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Being stuck in the middle of a project with a bad stud stuck in an engine block which happened to have an E5 head, I searched a number of local competitors for an E5 socket, and I was met with a number of blank stares. Harbor Freight to the rescue! They had this set in stock at my local store, and I was able to extract this stud very easily.
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I purchased this set because I needed size E-4 and E-5 sockets to replace the ignition switch on a 2003 Pontiac Grand Prix. The long, thin profile of these sockets were perfect for the job which I completed with ease. Also, 1/4" drive sets sold by other vendors seem to cost much more and don't always include a size E-4 socket. This was the first time I needed star sockets and it is possible that I may never need to use them again. However, the price was so reasonable that it doesn't bother me if I never need to use these sockets again.
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Rolling Stone have been behind the scenes with Coldplay as they record their fourth album. They have released more details on new track titles, including a synopsis of various tracks. But which excites you most?
"Violet Hill": One of the strongest of the new songs, the band is considering giving it away as a special promotion in coming weeks and then leaving it off the album. Opening with a jagged distorted guitar riff, the song announces a new template: The stalking, bluesy beat fits nicely with Martin's earthy vocals and plaintive lyrics: "If you love me, won't you let me know?"
"42": The fact that the band is considering this song as the album's first real single underlines how far they're willing to a stray from their formula: It's an elaborate three-part piece, with swirling pianos, strings and beat loops that build to an uptempo climax, with some seriously stoner lyrics: "Those who are dead are not dead/They're just living in my head."
"Yes": Here, Martin's vocals take center stage like never before: Sounding more aggressive and strong than ever, they sit on top of an irresistible North African string-and-tablas arrangement and ache more convincingly than all the lilting falsetto in the world: "If you'd only, if you'd only say 'Yes'/I'm just so tired of this loneliness." It's the band's freshest song since "Parachutes."
"Death and All His Friends": A straight-up rock tune with a riff that sounds ripped from the Doobie Brothers, piano, and, in the last section, flute.
"Cemetaries of London": Notice the thematic pattern emerging from the title and lyrics? This one, with an electro loop and hand claps, doesn't sound as glum as its title portends.
"Life in Technicolor": Acoustic-guitar driven and jangly, this is one of the few tracks that seems built from the Coldplay template of songs like "Don?t Panic," only a bit more, well, panicked: "Baby it's a violent world," Martin sings.
"Chinese Sleep Chant": Opening with a jagged guitar riff, the song quickly settles into a propulsive dance-track loop with low-mixed, angelic vocals.
"Strawberry Swing": This is one of several potential album cuts with Afro-pop and high-life influences: Here, distortion-free finger-picked guitars which sound straight out of Mali mix with a heavy bassline and psychedelic synths. "My Mum comes from Zimbabwe, so I spent a lot of time there," says Martin. "I used to work in a studio where people played that."
"Reign of Love": A lovely layered composition of piano, bass and organ that backs fairytale lyrics.The early bird catches the worm. The second mouse gets the cheese!
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Josh Hutcherson Made Jennifer Lawrence "Pee Her Pants" With Hunger Games Prank
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"I took a dummy, one that the tracker-jackers were supposed to have attacked, and I put it in Jennifer's bathroom," Hutcherson tells New York Magazine's Vulture. "When she opened the door, she peed her pants. Or so I was told -- she told me later. I did not get visual confirmation on that one."
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The only problem? "I think one of my biggest struggles was getting Peeta to be as strong as possible. He can come across a little soft, because he's admitting his love for [Lawrence's character], and he's sensitive," Hutcherson tells Vulture. "But he's got a backbone. He's got strong beliefs. He's a people person. And we have the same sense of humor."
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The ODF-XSLT project has released the first public version of its PHP software which processes Open Document Format (ODF) files.
The PHP 5 library can be bound to web applications or accessed at the command line. It uses ODF files as XSLT templates. Thanks to the Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) programming language, documents can be processed and manipulated on the basis of rules, for example to create mass mails or invoices.
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The crafts, music and flavors of Appalachia will fill the Children's Museum of Oak Ridge for the grand opening of the renovated Appalachian Heritage Exhibit from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 8.
Festivities will include music on the new stage in the exhibit area, dance, craft demonstrations, children's activities, and a sampling of traditional Appalachian cuisine. The ribbon-cutting opening the new exhibit will be from 10 to 11 a.m., and festivities will continue through the day.
Sean McCollough, well-versed in traditional Appalachian music, will be on the new stage in the exhibit area at 11 a.m. and will return at 1 p.m. for a performance in the museum's Imagination Gallery. McCollough plays guitar, banjo and mandolin, and his performance will involve children and adults in the toe-tapping music of the southern Appalachian Mountains.
The new exhibit, in the extensively renovated log cabin area of the museum, will feature many interactive components that families will enjoy. The exhibit features a garden of vegetables to harvest, quilt squares to design, weaving, an interactive music display, and a computer game about Appalachian life from 1865-1901, the era represented in the exhibit. The exhibit will feature videos on Appalachian crafts and craftspeople from "The Heartland Series," used with permission from WBIR-TV.
Craft artists representing the crafts of Appalachia will present demonstrations through the day. Bill Alexander will make bark baskets, and Veronica Ludlow will craft traditional baskets. Hugh Bailey will shape pottery, Bill Henry will be whittling, and Roger Luebke will make wood-turned items.
Phyllis Smith will make apple butter in the traditional way, over a wood fire in a copper kettle, the way her family has done for generations, and offer samples for tasting. Soup beans, cornbread and apple cobbler will be available from the museum's kitchen, along with cold apple cider.
The public is invited to attend the ribbon cutting ceremonies from 10 to 11 a.m. The festivities from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. are free to members, and regular admission will be charged for non-members.
A Museums for America grant of $80,000 awarded in 2005 by the Institute of Museum and Library Services supported the exhibit redesign, with matching funds raised locally, as part of the Appalachian Heritage Project at the museum, helping to preserve the heritage of the Appalachian region and Oak Ridge history. An anonymous grant of $40,000 helped the museum complete raising matching funds required by the grant.
The Children's Museum, 461 West Outer Drive, is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, and from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. The museum is closed Mondays except in June, July and August.
General admission to the Children's Museum is $6 for adults, $5 for seniors ages 62 and older, and $4 for children ages 3-18. Admission is free for children under 3 and museum members. For more information, call the Children's Museum at (865) 482-1074 or see the Children's Museum Web site at www.childrensmuseumofoakridge.org
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- The Lahontan tui chub fish is the new kid in town at Hawthorne Army Depot, in Hawthorne, Nev.
- Nearby Walker Lake's ecosystem including its tui chub are threatened due to decreasing water volume.
- Nevada Department of Wildlife introduced the tui chub to the refuge of Rose Creek Reservoir at HWAD.
- The NDOW is very optimistic that the tui chub refuge at HWAD will be a great source for a dying lake population of fish.
There's a new kid in town at Rose Creek Reservoir at Hawthorne Army Depot, in Hawthorne, Nev. A fish called the Lahontan tui chub has taken up residence.
Back in 2006, a group of biologists developed a cooperative, extensive monitoring effort of the ecosystem of Nevada's Walker Lake. The lake's ecosystem was threatened due to decreasing water volume.
At about the same time, Karie Wright, Fisheries Biologist with the Nevada Department of Wildlife, began testing endangered tui chub populations to determine any genetic uniqueness. "Out of several tui chub populations tested, the Walker Lake Lahontan tui chub had the greatest genetic diversity, or in layman's terms, it was very healthy, and was the best candidate for preservation," said Wright. By 2008, Wright had targeted the tui chub of Walker Lake for the purpose of establishing a refuge population for this native fish.
But upstream water diversions continued to decrease Walker Lake's volume. When lake volume decreases, total dissolved solids' concentration increases. TDS is directly related to the purity of water and affects everything that consumes, lives in or uses water. The TDS issue at Walker Lake resulted in an increase in saline, or salt levels, which was leading to increasingly toxic living conditions for the tui chub. The exact level of toxicity at Walker Lake that would kill the tui chub population was not known. So the bottom line was to find a refuge very soon.
The search for a refuge began in 2008. Wright was exhausting all of her prospects when her boss asked about Rose Creek Reservoir at Hawthorne Army Depot. Wright contacted John Peterson, Natural Resources, at Hawthorne. "Immediately, John was interested in what we were doing and in helping our cause," Wright stated. "He truly has an interest in helping fish and wildlife in the state."
Less than three miles west of Walker Lake, Rose Creek Reservoir covered three to four acres, stored approximately 50 acres per foot of water, and was about 40 feet deep in the center. The water clarity was high, there was little underwater vegetation, no vegetation on its banks, and minimal sedimentation. No other fish species lived in Rose Creek Reservoir, and testing showed an abundance of food available for the tui chub including various phytoplankton and zooplankton (microscopic plants and animals). The only potential predators would be fish-eating birds and bears. In light of the plethora of positive factors, Rose Creek Reservoir was chosen as the refuge for the Lahontan tui chub.
In October 2009, 176 tui chub from Walker Lake were successfully transplanted into Rose Creek Reservoir. For identification purposes, all of these fish were given a right ventral fin clip. The initial mortality rate of the chub acclimating to the fresh water appeared to be about ten to fifteen percent.
But by the summer of 2010, no adult chub or offspring was observed. Wright said, "They were not observed. That doesn't mean they are not there. I marked them, so follow-up netting should confirm this. Or they could have died. They were moved after spawning and a hot summer in the bad conditions at the lake. They were mostly in poor condition and may not have survived the acclimation to the fresh water."
On 23 June 2010, 88 actively-spawning tui chub were netted from Walker Lake, and given a left ventral clip. The object was to plant pregnant chub so that even if they could not survive the fresh water acclimation, they might spawn before dying and the offspring would survive in the fresh water.
They were placed in a tank of a 50/50 mixture of fresh/lake water and held overnight for acclimation to fresh water, like that of Rose Creek Reservoir. But ammonia that had accumulated on the bottom of the fish tank was dispersed into the water column during aeration and created a fatal mixture that killed all of the fish.
A week later, on 1 July 2010, 170 tui chub were netted at Walker Lake, given a left ventral clip, and because of time constraints, were directly transplanted to Rose Creek Reservoir without acclimation.
On July 20 a trap net was set for surviving adults, and on July 22, eight adults with a left ventral fin clip were captured in the net. All appeared to be in good health and were given a partial clip to their anal fin to identify them. A multitude of young tui chub were observed along the shoreline of Rose Creek Reservoir. The new kids had most definitely arrived!
What is expected to happen to the Lahontan tui chub at Rose Creek Reservoir between now and the spring of 2011' "Hopefully, they have a happy winter in the refuge," said Wright. "It does not freeze, so they should be OK. In the spring, I will augment the population with more Walker Lake chub, if they are still there."
Also in the spring, Wright will use a tank of Walker Lake water to conduct an experiment on re-acclimating adult chub. "Even though the fish went to the fresh water OK, they may not go back to the salty water OK. But the experiment may show a TDS level that we should shoot for when reintroducing the chub," said Wright.
It is necessary to continue augmentation of the chub at Rose Creek Reservoir with adult Walker Lake chub so that the genetic ability to acclimate to salty water is not lost. If Walker Lake has a great flood season, it could gain 20 feet, and the salinity would greatly decrease. Then some of the refuge chub could possibly be reintroduced to Walker Lake.
Even if the saline levels of Walker Lake decrease after a positive flood season, "...without a consistent water source for the lake, it is still important to have this population of tui chub secured at Rose Creek Reservoir," said Wright. "We are very optimistic, after fostering such great working relationships with Hawthorne Army Depot, that the tui chub refuge will be a great source for a dying lake population of fish."
It's obvious the "new kids" will play a vital role in propagating a refuge population of the native Lahontan tui chub in Rose Creek Reservoir at Hawthorne Army Depot.