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The ancients collected, measured, displayed, and pondered the bones of extinct beasts, and they recorded their discoveries and imaginative interpretations of the fossil remains in numerous writings that survive today. Yet "paleontology" is missing in the standard lists of the great cultural inventions of the Greeks and Romans. How did modern science and history come to lose the significant paleontological discoveries, thoughts, and activities of classical antiquity? That paradox inspired my project, to recover the long-neglected evidence of human encounters with fossils from the time of Homer to the late Roman empire (ca. 750 B.C. to A.D. 500).
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Handoff in iOS 8 allows you to take a phone call on your Mac computer running Yosemite. With Call Recorder for FaceTime, you can record that call. »
Handoff in iOS 8 allows you to take a phone call on your Mac computer running Yosemite. With Call Recorder for FaceTime, you can record that call. »
No one likes unsolicited and unwanted calls from telemarketers or robocalls from information-collecting bots, but putting a stop to them is troublesome enough that The FTC is offering $50,000 to anyone who can stop them. This DIY project, dubbed "The Banana Phone" for reasons you can see in the video, may very well… »
iOS/Android: Sidecar is a new voice calling app for iPhone and Android that makes free calls over Wi-Fi and shares data like videos, location, contact information, and pictures live when you're on the call. »
iOS/Android: Group calling isn't something most of us need to do often, but it comes in handy when you're trying to make plans with a bunch of people or when you're making the rounds for holiday calls. CrowdCall simplifies the process by making it easy to make calls to up to 20 people directly from your iPhone or… »
Switching from a traditional landline to VoIP doesn't require rewiring your home or getting all new phones. Plenty of services allow you to plug a jack in the wall or an adapter into your router or cable modem and use your existing home phones as normal. Last week we asked you which service you preferred when you… »
If you're ready to cut the cord to your traditional landline telephone and use your broadband internet connection as your phone line, you have plenty of options, especially if you're interested in continuing to use the phones you already have in your home for VoIP calling. This week we're going to look at some… »
The last time we asked about your favorite VoIP services, we talked about ways to make free person-to-person calls using your computer. Now we're curious which services or gadgets you prefer to transform your entire home phone system into a VoIP system for cheap or free internet phone calls. Which one do you turn to… »
Google Voice now has the option to deliver missed calls to your Gmail inbox or your Google Voice inbox. To enable missed call notifications for either, go to your Google Voice Calls settings and find the Missed Calls section. You may not want to clutter up your email inbox with yet another notification, but if Gmail's… »
We've discussed how Google Voice makes a useful emergency contact number, but Michael at jammer(six) reminds us that, even if you don't use Voice as your primary number, you can use it as an emergency number for others to call you. »
Everybody's got a go-to in case of emergency (ICE) contact, but emergencies have a nasty habit of not caring whether your ICE contact is available to pick up the phone. Reader snappingleather's clever solution: Expand your ICE reach with Google Voice. »
Since we don't store a lot of business numbers in our phones, it can be a pain to figure out which unnamed number in your log is the right one. You can use Google Maps, however, to do reverse phone number lookups. »
Google Voice is a solid option for your personal phone needs, but it might not be professional enough for freelancers and small business owners. Phonebooth is a great alternative that gives you a dedicated phone number, free minutes, and more. »
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I get bad customer service from companies time and again over the phone, and I'd like to record these calls so I have proof. I've also heard this might be illegal—are there any legal problems associated with this? »
Email has become the default form of communication for many of us—as evidenced by overflowing inboxes despite our best attempts to wrangle them—but actual voice communication still has its place. So we're wondering: »
Sure Google Voice already offers a significant improvement on your default voicemail, but they've just made it even better by speeding up voicemail access with two smart and simple improvements: »
If you've been using GrandCentral to consolidate your phones since before Google bought the service and turned it into Google Voice, you could still log into your GC account to listen to old messages even after you were upgraded to Voice. If you want to save those old messages for posterity, you'd better do it soon:… »
Google Voice has been offering free calling to any phone in the continental U.S. since its launch, but as of today they've added free calling to all 50 states, Alaska and Hawaii included. That also means that Google Voice can now forward calls to phones in Alaska and Hawaii, which makes Google Voice a viable tool for… »
Google Voice has been making a splash among early adopters, but if you're looking for an alternative with many of the same features plus a couple of extras, take a look at 3jam. »
Remember when Google was handing out free business cards earlier this year to promote profile pages? Now Google Voice is running a similar promotion, handing out 25 free business cards to the first 50,000 users to sign up. »
We're all cutting corners right now to save extra cash, and now that everyone and their toddlers have cellphones, the traditional land line seems like a perfect candidate for the chopping block. »

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Great stuff, once again you feel the Buffy writers are making fun of the whole endless vamp love concept (Twilight/True Blood).
Please tell me you realize this was about a decade before that shit. Please.
I do realise that but the whole idea has been around for a lot longer, they just take it to it's sappy extreme. I don't hate Twilight or anything but the whole thing strikes me as the kind of concept that Buffy would make fun off (and indeed does in the comics and eps like Lie to Me)
if it's way older, then why would you cite something new and irrelevant like Twilight/True Blood? how about giving some relevant examples? i'd be interested to know how old the phenomenon is.
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One of the most uncomfortable dynamics in sports is that whole father-coaching-son thing. It can go one of two ways: higher expectations (awkward meals at the dinner table), or blind devotion to the dream of vicarious success (Cody Hawkins, starting quarterback). Either way, it's a pretty obvious conflict of interest and it often ends up sucking for everyone else on the team.
(Playing for your own Grandpa? Oh Joy!)
But for as complex and strained the dynamic can be between fathers and sons can be, grandfathers and grandsons are on a whole different tip. That's because grandparents just give you everything. There's no expectations, no standards, no nothing, it's just here you go and don't tell your dad time for my nap byebye. And that's how it's going to be in Kansas State next year.
Per the MANHATTAN MERCURY, KSU's Bill Snyder will be coaching grandson Tate Snyder next season:
Manhattan High senior linebacker Tate Snyder confirmed Wednesday that he received a scholarship offer from Kansas State and has made a verbal commitment to play for the Wildcats next season.
Snyder, the grandson of K-State head coach Bill Snyder and son of the Wildcats All-American punter Sean Snyder, is leading the Indians on defense this season with two defensive touchdowns, and has played tight end on the offensive side.
Of course, that's all dependent on Snyder actually lasting until next season; considering the inauspicious beginning to KSU's season and his age, that's not certain. Remember, Snyder was happily retired and he only came back for a short time to keep the program stable for a couple years while KSU found a long-term solution.
But while "stable" means a lot of things, like "steady" and "where Sarah Jessica Parker sleeps," it doesn't mean dropping a home game to Lousiana-Lafayette, or UL-LAF. Yes, unfortunate acronym, we will laugh. This return is less like Michael Jordan with the Wizards and more like if Muhammad Ali stepped in the ring now. It's bad.
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Live Music Archive
WTIP regularly hosts live in-studio music. We feature local musicians, groups and bands as well as musicians and bands visiting the area.
Rich Mattson & the North Stars play Studio A-
Rich Mattson and his band the North Stars (Germaine Gemberling, Eli Bissonett, and Russell Bergum) dropped by The Roadhouse Sept. 5 on their way to play Radio Waves later that evening. Listen for wonderful original music. You can learn more about Rich's music here.
Max Bichel & John Gruber make great music on The Roadhouse-
Dick & Ann welcomed local musicians John Gruber (guitar) and Max Bichel (violin) to Studio A Aug. 29 for fun conversation and delightful music. They were both scheduled to play a few times at this year's Radio Waves music festival.
Pete Kavanaugh does acoustic set on The Roadhouse-
Bob Carter & Dick Swanson welcomed local musician Pete Kavanaugh to Studio A Aug. 15 for fun conversation and great tunes. You can learn more about Pete and his music here.
The Sweet Papa Dave Band rocks Studio A-
Ann Possis & Roger Linehan hosted The Sweet Papa Dave Band in studio Aug. 8 for high-energy, original music that will get you out of your chair. The band, David Hart on guitar, Keith Manske on bass, Randy Mickelberg on guitar, and John Tetrault on drums, was in town to play at Grand Portage Lodge & Casino the next evening.
Nashville singer-songwriter Jerry Vandiver drops by The Roadhouse-
Grammy Award-winning songwriter Jerry Vandiver stopped by The Roadhouse Aug. 8 with his guitar to chat and play a few tunes, including what he calls paddling music. His new CD, "Every Scratch Tells a Story," features one he wrote about our town, "In Grand Marais." He was in the area for his 20th straight annual Boundary Waters canoe trip. You can learn more about Jerry and his delightful music here.
South Shore band Floydian Slip rocks The Roadhouse-
Dick & Ann welcomed the band Floydian Slip (Scott McCafferty, bass; Olaf Kirsten, guitar; Andy Noyes, guitar; and Jeff Kriner, drums) to Studio A Aug. 1 for fun conversation and great original music & covers. They were in town to play two shows at the Gun Flint Tavern. You can learn more about them and where they play next here.
Maria Nickolay brings both covers & original music to The Roadhouse-
Buck & Ann welcomed local singer-songwriter Maria Nickolay to The Roadhouse July 25 for fun conversation and beautiful music. She's playing at several venues around the county this summer.
Musical duo Cherry Dirt makes Roadhouse debut-
Buck & Dick welcomed Staci Stringer (vocals) & Ryan Cihlar (vocals & ukulele), the duo known as Cherry Dirt, to the studio July 18 for wonderful music.. including some great yodeling. You can learn more about them on Facebook.
The Wrong Omar makes the right music-
The Wrong Omar joined Buck & Dick July 11 during membership drive for great music, fun conversation, and general hilarity. You can find the band's website here.
Annie Mack's powerful voice fills Studio A-
Buck and Dick welcomed Annie Mack to The Roadhouse July 4. Her music mixes gospel, blues, roots, country and soul to tell rich stories. Her husband Paul O'Sullivan accompanied her on guitar. Annie performed the next evening with her entire band at the ACA in Grand Marais. You can learn more about her music here.


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For the past several months, efforts by father-son duo Ross and Bob Glover, as well as other volunteers, are helping to restore and honor the legacy of the forgotten cemetery in which Dansville's founding citizens once, and still yet, may lay.
Quiet and serene, Instructor Park was once a gateway for the F.A. Owen and Wilcox Press companies. But long before that, it was a cemetery.
For the past several months, efforts by father-son duo Ross and Bob Glover, as well as other volunteers, are helping to restore and honor the legacy of the forgotten cemetery in which Dansville's founding citizens once, and still yet, may lay.
"This is the worst part about the whole thing is the fact that the people who are responsible for this village were buried there and they've been forgotten," Ross said.
Nathaniel Rochester owned the land that is now Instructor Park, West Liberty Street and Church Park. Rochester sold the lot to Dansville for the purposes of a burying ground in 1811. It had already been used as such (to Rochester's surprise) in his absentia.
The first death and burial in Dansville was Captain Nathaniel Porter in 1797, a Revolutionary War hero and father in-law to Captain Daniel Faulkner, for whom Dansville was named.
The lot changed some throughout the years, as West Liberty Street was built through part of the land that now separates the two lots, Instructor and Church parks. No one knows whether the street was built over the interred, and there is no indication that any bodies were ever buried in the portion that is Church Park.
In 1888, the village board decided to set a period of four months for relatives of the deceased to exhume the bodies from Old Village Cemetery, as it became known, and inter the bodies elsewhere, so the village could turn the old cemetery into a park.
"A list of 33 remains out of an estimated 500 were removed," North Dansville historian Ken?Holbrook wrote in a brief history of the cemetery he compiled in March.
"In May of 1889, a dozen men leveled the area and cleaned it up. The stones were taken by wagon to Greenmount and piled along a service road. Most of them were made of wood and have since deteriorated and...were just disposed of. The stones went on the new graves of the ones that were moved, and the rest were just piled behind the barn at Greenmount," his history also said.
The pile of stones remain behind the barn, and some that were tossed over a bank at the top of Greenmount also remain at the bottom to this date.
Since not all descendents exhumed bodies of the deceased for one reason or another, some remains are therefore presumed to still be under Instructor Park.
Bob Glover, while in the midst of researching local graves for his family's genealogy and providing additional information on graves to libraries, local historians and on the internet for others to research, learned of Old Village Cemetery's history through his father's neighbor, Jane Schryver.
Page 2 of 2 - "The more we looked into it, the more we realized that something has to be done to preserve the history of that burying grounds and those who remain interred there,"?Glover, who lives in Sleepy Hollow, said via email.
Bob has collected data on Greenmount, Holy Cross and Dansville (Steuben County) cemeteries.
"We are also posting the key records of as many of our citizens buried there as we can find through research and tombstone transcriptions. This to both better preserve the history of those buried and to assist family history research for those unable to make it to the cemeteries to do their own transcriptions,"?Bob said in another email.
The Glovers have photos of every tombstone at Forest Lawn, Doty's Corners, South Oak Hill and Bluff Point.
A number of volunteers have helped the Glovers take photos and transcriptions of several sections at Greenmount.
"We could use more volunteers,"?Bob said. "Even if it is just sending along info on a few family members."
To date, Bob has helped post more than 3,000 names on the Painted Hills Geneology Society website and more than 100 family members have contacted Bob for information on their family's geneology as a result.
Bob is in the process of looking into a suitable marker to honor the dead still interred under Instructor Park and to preserve it as an historic site.
His intentions are to propose to the village board a large rock with a bronze plaque at the site, similar to the one dedicated to Sgt. Devin Snyder in Cohocton on Veteran's Day.
The marker would be funded through private donations. Descendants of Nathaniel Porter have expressed interest in contributing.
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Cagle and Porter Denounce Affair Allegations
A last-minute ethics complaint launched against Casey Cagle just days before the election has drawn a strong response from both candidates. Cagle calls the accusations "disturbing" while his Democratic opponent denied she had anything to do with them. The complaint came from a former Republican candidate who has endorsed the Democrat.
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Libertarians Are In The Races
Georgia voters will have three candidates to choose from in all state wide posts on this November's ballot... the democrat, the republican and the libertarian. It's the first time the libertarian party has a full slate in Georgia races.
Thu., August 26, 2010 11:17am
Libertarians Switch Candidates
Georgia Libertarian candidate Rhonda Martini has withdrawn from the race for lieutenant governor. Martini reportedly left the race Wednesday to deal with family issues. Georgia law allows a party to choose a new candidate in the event of a withdrawal. The Times newspaper of Gainesville reports that Dan Barber of Buford appeared as the new Libertarian candidate for lieutenant governor late Wednesday on the secretary of state's website.
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The HIVE@44 Business Coworking
Hive44 is a pioneering coworking community of creative and ambitious business people in Fenton, Mo. (St. Louis County) with opening seating, dedicated desks and office space available for rent by day, week or month. We combine this with business development clinics and networking and social events for our members. We pride ourselves on the diversified community of entreprenuers and small business we are building.
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A unique work environment where a small business can meet other businesses to network, co-habitate, and bounce ideas off each other.
The HIVE@44 has been officially opened for 5 months and we have 31 members at different levels. I love working with my members, they are a group of extraordinary entrepreneurs and small business owners, who are always at the ready when other members need advice. I love the synergy and the collaboration that is happening here. Working together, yet each of us on individual projects and having a great time while doing it! Gotta LOVE Coworking!
Life in Festus is great, but the bulk of my work takes me into St. Louis. To maintain an office outside my home office would be costly, but the HIVE @44 gives me an opportunity to catch up on things that need my immediate attention while away from home, such as printing or faxing documents, meeting clients in a business atmosphere, and making a few phone calls.
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As food production goes global, there are a number of hidden forces that shape what we eat. In this podcast, join a group of researchers and food policy experts as they discuss the ethical, biotechnology and patent issues surrounding the food that may or may not end up on the shelves of your local supermarket.
2013 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate: The Existence of Nothing
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The concept of nothing is as old as zero itself. How do we grapple with the idea and turn nothing into something? In this podcast, join Hayden Planetarium Director Neil deGrasse Tyson as he leads a spirited discussion with a group of physicists, philosophers and journalists on "The Existence of Nothing."
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Few beverages have as rich a history as bitters, the herbal-flavored spirit that was once marketed as medicine but is better known today as an ingredient in cocktails. In this podcast, Brad Thomas Parsons, author of "Bitters: A Spirited History of a Classic Cure-All," discusses the history of the elixir from its earliest "snake oil" days to its rise as an essential ingredient in the contemporary bar scene.
Frontiers in Astrophysics: Near-Earth Objects with Donald Yeomans
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As observers of a meteor that crashed in Russia's Chelyabinsk region today can attest, near-earth objects that enter the earth's atmosphere can wreak destruction. But these objects, which also include comets and asteroids, also provide clues to the solar system's origins and could someday serve as stepping-stones to space exploration. In this podcast, Manager of NASA's Near-Earth Objects program, Donald Yeomans, discusses the ongoing quest to find near-earth objects before they find us.
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Karisma Kapoor, often informally referred to as Lolo,is an Indian actress appearing in Bollywood films. She made her acting debut in 1991with Prem Qaidi, and during the early 1990s established herself as a popular actress with several commercially successful films. She has a total of over 60 movies to her credit. Some of Kareena's films like Jigar(1992), Anari(1993), Raja Babu (1994), Coolie No.1 (1995), Saajan Chale Sasural (1996) and Jeet (1996) were moderately successful. Raja Hindustani (1996), her biggest commercial success, was the most notable of them, as it gained her wider recognition as an actress and won her a first Filmfare Award for Best Actress. The following year, she won the Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award and the National Film Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Yash Chopra's super-hit, Dil To Pagal
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Apple… and CBS?… sued over Mighty Mouse
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Apple and CBS are being sued over the name "Mighty Mouse" &mash; but not in the way you think. A company called Man and Machine created a chemical resistant mouse called Mighty Mouse in 2004. Then Apple licensed the name "Mighty Mouse" from CBS and began selling their own model. Man and Machine believes that CBS had no right to license the trademark to Apple as their trademark was on a fictional character while MaM's was ostensibly on a pointing device. Hilarity, I'm sure, will ensue.
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[Rasquño de las provincias de la Nuevo Mexico /
Black and white photograph of manuscript map in the Archivo General de Indias, Seville, Spain. Shows the travel of Juan de Oñate through northern Mexico, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas between 1598 and 1602. Title from verso of original. Unpublished facsimile. Original version: 1602? 1 ms. map. Archivo General de Indias, Seville, Spain. Simancas. Descubrimientos. Nuevo Mexico. Descubrimientos, descripciones y poblaciones del Nuevo ...
- Contributor: Martínez, Enrico
- Original Format: Maps
- Date: 1906
Map of the Red River in Louisiana from the Spanish camp where the exploring party of the U.S. was met by the Spanish troops to where it enters the Mississippi, reduced from ...
Also shows cities and towns, Indian settlements, and features in the region along the Red River. King's final work based on the Freeman-Curtis expedition of 1806. Oriented with north toward the upper left. Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image. Copy annotated in pencil in lower right corner Copy imperfect: Taped on upper left portion and fold line ...
- Contributor: King, N. (Nicholas) - Shallus, Francis
- Original Format: Maps
- Date: 1975
Lewis and Clark in the Rocky Mountains /
Relief shown by spot heights. Panel title: Lewis and Clark in the Rocky Mountains : the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail commemorates one of our nation's grandest journeys of exploration. "This detailed map/brochure provides an historically accurate account of the Lewis and Clark Expedition through the Rocky Mountains of western Montana and east-central Idaho." Includes inset of the complete trail and list of ...
- Contributor: Saindon, Robert A. - United States. Forest Service. Northern Region
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- Date: 1990
Map of the Trans-Mississippi of the United States during the period of the American fur trade as conducted from St. Louis between the years 1807 and 1843.
13194 U.S. Copyright Office From: History of the Fur Trade of the Far West, by H.M. Chittenden, vol. 3. Available also through the Library of Congress web site as a raster image.
- Contributor: Chittenden, Hiram Martin
- Original Format: Maps
- Date: 1902
[Mapa del Golfo y costa de la Nueva España : desde el Río de Panuco hasta el cabo de Santa Elena ...].
Relief shown pictorially. Shows the coast from the vicinity of the Cape Fear River in North Carolina of the United States, location of Indian settlements, and lakes and rivers in the region to the Pánuco River in Mexico; the interior is as far north as the latitude of the Tennessee River. Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image. ...
- Contributor: Santa Cruz, Alonso De - Archivo General De Indias
- Original Format: Maps
- Date: 1572
George Washington's map, accompanying his "journal to the Ohio", 1754.
Title annotated. Facsimile from Massachusetts' Historical Society Collections, vol. 61. Reproduced in The George Washington Atlas, 1932, plate 11. Available also through the Library of Congress web site as a raster image. 4 copies. Copy 2 includes pencil annotations. Copy 3 is a photographic reproduction. Copy 4 is a negative photostat.
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Situated in Amarillo, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of American Quarter Horse Association and American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame. Amarillo Museum of Art and Splash Amarillo are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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Along with a fitness center, this hotel has a 24-hour business center and a seasonal outdoor pool. Free buffet breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle. Other amenities include a meeting room, a 24-hour front desk, and free newspapers.
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Days Inn Amarillo East features a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available 24 hours). Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Number of floors - 5
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Uponor, formerly known as Wirsbo, is a leading manufacturer and supplier of Plumbing, Heating/Cooling, and Fire Safety Systems for residential and commercial building applications. The Uponor 3/4" Thermal Zone Valve, four-wire (A3010526) controls the flow for a single-zoned manifold, and comes with built-in feature that balances the flow in the valve. The 4-wire Valve, comes with 3/4" and 1" sweat connections that also includes an end switch for activation of a relay pump, heat plant, or other auxiliary devices.
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Figli di Papà
Via della Marra 7, Ravello, 84010
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Run by two brothers (the 'figli'), the restaurant has been open for over 12 years and is actually a restored 12th-century palazzo but, to be honest, there aren't that many aspects of the original in view once you're inside, unless you're staying here (there are rooms too), but the food is good, simple fare and the terrace is pretty.
There are good antipasti, pastas, risottos, as well as fish and meat dishes.
The restaurant seems to be in three separate parts: there are a few tables as you come in where you can have a coffee or a beer and use the internet, but heading downstairs you'll find a slightly more formal, but light and airy room where a feature has been made of the vaulted ceilings, but with a modern twist: white walls, ceilings, tablecloths and plenty of uplighting. My preferred place is outside in the sun in the narrow terrace area with the backdrop of what looks like one of the palace's original crumbly old walls.
Variable. I've had charming service with a smile, but I've also experienced 'surly with a bit of a sneer', but I'd like to think the owner was just having an off day.
When I say 'central', I mean it's a minute from Ravello's main square; head off down the turning to the top right corner of the square (with the church behind you) and you're there.
For Ravello, this is almost as cheap as it gets: a plate of pasta for around 12 euros with primi coming in at around 18 euros. You can easily get away with a light lunch for 20 euros.
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- Via della Marra 7, Ravello, 84010
- Telephone:
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- Website:
- http://www.ristorantefiglidipapa.it
- Serves:
- Lunch, Dinner
- Opening times:
- April-September: daily noon-3pm, 7-11pm. October-March: Mon-Wed, Fri-Sun noon-3.30pm, 7-10pm. Closed Thursdays.
- Accepts Credit Cards:
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Blake Morrison: interview
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Soon after Blake Morrison's father died from cancer in 1991, the poet, writer and editor wrote 'And When Did You Last See Your Father?', a memoir of his childhood and the weeks leading up to his father's death. The book has now been made into a film written by David Nicholls ('Starter for Ten') and directed by Anand Tucker ('Hilary and Jackie', 'Shopgirl').
Does Jim Broadbent seem similar to your father?It just seems to work. Physically, Jim is not like my dad exactly. He's tall, while my dad was short, and yet you forget that when you're watching the film. I know I'm watching it from a particular perspective of course: he's my father and nobody else is going to be thinking that. It's interesting because Jim did come and talk to me about my father and what he was like and his mannerisms. But I think part of the reason his performance is so good is that his father was similar. He told me that his father was into a lot of the same things to do with cars and women as my dad. I think that's why he's so powerful at being my dad.
It must be flattering to be played by Colin Firth?Yes, well Colin is Colin and he's played writers before. He'd read the book and he'd also read my book about my mother. I didn't meet Colin until the film was being made, he didn't feel the need to research me. The casting of Jim Broadbent as my dad is much more decisive because my father should dominate the film as this larger-than-life person. I tried to write an early version of the screenplay myself and the problem was that I could never write myself, this character of 'Blake'. Writing a memoir is very different from constructing a character.
You manage to recall so much detail from your childhood.Of course it's possible that I've misremembered some things but I was spending an awful lot of time in my parents' home when my father died, which was near the house where I spent my childhood. I was surrounded by detail. My parents never chucked anything away, so everything was there. Memories would be triggered just by objects; my father's stuff on his desk and so on. I think that's why I included so much detail. If I'd been sitting in London, I wouldn't have been able to do it.
Would you say this is more an adaptation of your book than a dramatisation of your life?Yes, I think so. David Nicholls rang me up once very briefly when he was working on the script, so it's not like he was writing a biography of someone he knew, he was working straight from the book. I was asked my opinion sometimes, and they could choose to ignore it. In an odd way, the book has become my memory of my childhood. Many memories went in there; there's not a stash of them that I've never written about.A lot of time has passed now, so I feel that I can let go. If it had been two years after the book came out, and three years after my father had died, I would probably feel a lot more possessive, but you've got to let them make their own thing of it.
You say in a later afterword to your book that you were surprised how many readers contacted you and treated you as an agony uncle. Do you expect the same again?Well, I think they'll be writing to Colin instead of me! I've had some emails from the film's website from Colin's fans, and this morning I had one from someone who asked: 'How accurate is Gina McKee as your wife as I think I could have done that really well, especially with Colin lying on top of me…' You realise what the poor guy's up against.I do think people will be moved by the film, not everybody, but rather in a Diana way; you know, that some people weeping for Diana were weeping for some loss of their own.
Several writers of your generation have written of their parents since your book – Martin Amis, Hanif Kureishi, Graham Swift, Nick Hornby.Yes, that's right. I don't know if it's our generation or if it's true of all generations but it's common to think your parents are very boring and not to be interested in their lives or their past, and then at a certain point, maybe when you have children, you begin to appreciate their other qualities. Then, of course, when they get ill and die, you get really, really curious. When my father died, ordinary objects became very precious to me; I've still got some of them, like the pacemaker that was cut out of him after he died. It's a reappraisal of the relationship, partly out of the guilt that you never did them justice when you were young.'And When Did You Last See Your Father?' opens on Friday.
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Users say
I cannot express fully how I feel. I am perplexed. It is as though you have stolen my life. This film is my life, except I was 16 when my Father died at the age of 50. I am now 53, I have real highs and deep, deep lows. My life is the sequel to this film. I have never reconciled my Fathers death. I should like to communicate with Blake Morrison. It worries me to now know this film exsists. It rips me appart!
I saw the film and thought it was very moving, as well as humorous in parts. Like the author says "Colin is Colin" and he's great of course, but I was also very impressed with the young actopr who played Blake aas a teenager. I think we'll be seeing more of him! I will now be reading the book.
I saw the film and found it beautiful, so well acted and very emotive. I have recently lost my mother, and my husband has cancer, so I suppose the thoughts spoken are very near to me personally. Well done,I loved it, now will read the book.
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Lenovo's ThinkPad Helix has had one of the rockier roads to the US market, having been promised for February only to be delayed to April. Things are getting smoother, however, as the first units of the are rolling off the production line -- and there are already customers waiting at Seton Hall University. Keeping up its recent practice of handing out gadgets to junior students, the school expects to test the dockable Windows 8 tablet within a few weeks, and then deliver about 2,000 units to newcomers starting in June. The turn toward a hybrid lets the university settle on one PC design for the fall rather than divide its attention between tablets and Ultrabooks, Seton Hall's Drew Holden says. As for the general public? Lenovo hasn't officially put the Helix on sale through its own store, but a handful of customers say they've already received theirs through other channels. In any event, keep a close watch on third-party stores if you're willing to part with $1,499 for a ThinkPad convertible.
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As the horrors of this summer unfold — war, disease and refugee children — we should reflect on how lucky we are. If you had been born in Central America, the Middle East or West Africa, your life would be quite different. Of course, you don't have to travel far to see bad luck. Violence, illness and homelessness occur here, too.
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The agreement was reached at a meeting held in the offices of a secular bloc headed by Iyad Allawi, the former prime minister, on Wednesday.
"We decided to form an operations room to collect the complaints from all the affected parties and present them to the Iraqi Electoral Commission" and international organisations such as the United Nations, said Naseer al-Ani, the head of the political office of the Iraqi Islamic Party.
He added that "rerunning the elections was presented by some parties at today's meeting but they were only ideas".
The release of preliminary results has plunged Iraq into political turmoil.
The parties will meet again on Thursday for further discussion, al-Ani and others who attended the meeting said.Less than expected
The Iraqi Islamic Party is one of the three main partners in the Iraqi Accordance Front, headed by Adnan al-Dulaimi.
A senior official in the Shia United Iraqi Alliance, Hasan al-Rubaiei, said the groups were complaining because they were not doing as well as they expected.
Al-Mutlaq: Our complaints will besent to the IECI "Yes, there were complaints from all the political groups that may be right or may be wrong. But these complaints do not change the reality," he said.
Al-Mutlaq: Our complaints will besent to the IECI
"They expected to get a higher number of votes but it did not happen, they are going too far."
Al-Ani said the commission, known as the IECI, was "not able to fulfil its mission, there was tremendous fraud and it didn't do what it has to do". The IECI said it had received 1250 complaints about violations during the 15 December elections, 25 of which were described as serious. It did not provide further details.
The meeting came as the trial of Saddam Hussein resumed after a two-week break.
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New elections
"We formed an operations room to collect the complaints and send them to the IECI and ask the IECI to fix, or undo the fraud. If they do not give us a reply then we will decide what to do," al-Mutlaq said.
He said "we will make public this fraud" and present the results to international organisations in order to "take down these elections and defeat them".
"We decided to form an operations room to collect the complaints from all the affected parties and present them to the Iraqi Electoral Commission" Naseer al-Anihead of Iraqi Islamic Party's political office
"We decided to form an operations room to collect the complaints from all the affected parties and present them to the Iraqi Electoral Commission" Naseer al-Anihead of Iraqi Islamic Party's political office
He said a national unity government could then "hold elections that will not be supervised by the IECI".
The results showed the governing Shia grouping, the United Iraqi Alliance, winning strong majorities not only in Baghdad but in the largely Shia southern provinces.
Sunni Arabs turned out in large numbers, unlike January's election, which most had boycotted.
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Despite the lead, the Shia religious bloc will likely fall short of the 184 seats necessary to chose a new president, the first step needed to form a government, and will have to find a coalition partner in the 275-member parliament.Fraud claims
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I have been on Buprenorphine for pain for about 8 months I find myself forgetful sometimes confused and sometimes when I speak it doesn't make sense I also ask the same questions multiple times and don't remember I experience constipation upset stomach and heartburn Did I mention I fall or trip over my own feet My doctor thinks it's because I take Xanax too I have been on Zanax for about 4 years and had no trouble
I have been taking Buprenorphine for over 5 years. I am finally going to a clinic to get off of the this medication. It is easier withdrawing from illegal opiate use then Suboxone, Subsolv, or Buprenorphine. The pharmaceutical companies make all of the legal opiate medication people get addicted to and then Doctors prescribe this from the same Pharma's. Do not take this medication. If you do please find a doctor or clinic that will see you thru your opiate dependence to taking Buprenorphine to nothing at all. That is opiate independence. This med will catch you just as bad as the reason you were prescribed it. Please do not trade one addiction for another. Google Suboxone or Buprenorphione. Everyone is saying the same thing I am trying to tell you. Please and good luck with your issues. If you find yourself taking any of the medications I described, please only do them for a max period of 3 months.
The patch is a good alternative to having to swallow a liquid or a tablet. I have been on the 10mg patch for about 2 years now. The only side effect that has been bothersome for me is that it has given me nausea from time to time and have had vomiting a few times.
I have been on it almost 3 years. It saved my life.
Worked well but had strong withdrawal symptoms when stopping usage. Go off slowly to lessen the withdrawal.
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Anyhow. Today I tried a new smart-sporty combination: beige jacket (new!), khaki shirt, dark blue jeans, dark blue tie, and khaki sneakers. I was not sure dark blue would work well with beige, but I think it totally did. I also showed off my last acquisition, a nice trilby hat (not pictured).
Dapper! I love the jacket, classic without being dull.
Another day, another opportunity to wear fabulous clothes. The shirt is another thrift store find, god I love Value Village. It's one of my favorites, very 80s with great detailing. It's hard to tell, but the collar is navy. On the back it also has great detailing: a diagonal navy dart from the hem to the shoulder. loose-fitting black trousers, the no-nonsense platforms from yesterday, a grey and black striped bow, and fab sunglasses. A sapphire ring to match the navy in the shirt, along with the pearl and pink crystal rings I usually wear:
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Hi y ' all ! I too am deeply engaged upon trying to trace my Ancestral Roots. To make it clear where I'm at; I have traced my 4 X Gr.Grand-dad as William Graham ,b.1740, Middlebie and his wife Jean Johnston, b.1747, also Middlebie and my 4 X Gr, Grandma. I have been " stuck " at 1740 for a LONG TIME ! I have done both Y-DNA and mt-DNA tests, and the results show I am of the Haplotype J1. I have obtained Records of Grahams , going back to pre-Lang Wul , and I am more than happy to communicate with any Graa\ham or descendant of a Graham , Grimes , Greame etc. For those who believe we all descend from a Norman Knight , who arrived with William the Conc.....I have to say " Sorry I disagree. For one thing the Normans were not J1 Haplotypes, Secondly there are HEAPS of Grahams , either living in The Border Country or who descend from there who are J1's. I believe we got that Gene type from Roman Legionaires, many of whom were Mercenarys , like Syrian Slingshotsmen etc. J1 originated in The Fertile Crescent , or which modern Syria is part. I have gathered up MASSES of info. about The Grahams, including the King James Lists of those sentto Holland in 1605 and whole Graham Families sent to Ireland in 1606. I am very happy to share all this info. ...just " Gi us a wee HOY at:-firstname.lastname@example.com; Look forward to hearing from you, Cheers the 'noo, Bruce Edwin Graham
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Even though Mark Davis has sacked more than 20 pounds of smallmouth bass for three straight days, there's no guarantee that he will catch his limit today. One of the illusions of bass tournament weigh-ins is that any Elite pro that brings a heavy sack to the scales culled through a slew of bass.
Often, exactly the opposite is true, which is the case with Davis on Erie. He, obviously, has found some giant size smallies. But, he isn't on a big school of them.
When we watched Davis yesterday, he caught two bass right off. Then he fished for 2 hours without a nibble before catching two more in a 10 minute span. When we left him at 11:30 he had just finished a limit that would go maybe17 pounds.
He caught only two more bass thereafter. Both were big enough to cull his smaller fish and boost his weight above 20 pounds.
When you consider that Davis has an 80 mile run to get to his fishing spot and an 80 mile run over rough water to get back, he does not have a world of fishing time. It is conceivable that he could fish the same spot that produced his monster bass the first three days and not catch a limit.
There are no guarantees in bass fishing.
It's 30 minutes before launch and Shaye Baker is breaking out his box of GoPros.
Day 4 of the Plano Championship Chase is going to be especially exciting. We have a tight race, and several guys who will make or break an invite to the Classic based on how they do on Sunday. Most of the leaders will be making long runs into Canadian waters, and out of cell service range. That means some of our coverage may be delayed a bit-- including the blog updates and BassTrakk. That's the price we pay when we hold tournaments in some of the best, and most remote, fisheries in the world. Know that we'll get you the news as quickly as possible.
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Can you spot B.A.S.S. writer Don Barone? Hint: He has the best seat in the house.
J Todd Tucker swings a solid bass into the boat. From his Marshal.
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Caption: Chris Noffsinger with an 8-pounds-plus smallmouth.
Chris Noffsinger of Traverse City, Mich., was the boat driver for Steve Bowman and I today. As the photo above shows, Noffsinger knows a bit about catching smallmouth bass in The Great Lakes. He operates a guide service in his hometown and competes in tournaments, including this year's B.A.S.S. Northern Opens.
Noffsinger is certain his big smallmouth weighed over 8 pounds, but it wasn't weighed. There wasn't time. Four years ago this month, Noffsinger and two clients were fishing in Grand Traverse Bay. He was demonstrating how to fish a drop-shot for suspended smallmouth when he hooked this one. By the time he got it to the boat and a photo was shot, one of his clients was hooked up. So the monster smallie went back in the lake, while Noffsinger helped his client. The action would continue like that for awhile.
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"It's all about the spot on the spot," Noffsinger said of Martens' methods. "Sometimes it's the spot on the spot on the spot. There's a lot of real estate out here. You've got to really know the key areas and know your electronics. He was dialed-in. I was impressed."
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