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This was a design for one of my TAFE projects.. I go to TAFE every Friday while I go to school .. let me just say that I love TAFE and hate school to FUCKEN DEATH .. sorry about that but I am really depressed .. school starts tomorrow and I would rather die a long slow death of razor blades and syringes than go . Ok well this pic is how I was feeling we had to make a illustration or something that had some personal shit in it so here it is one side pain and hate the other happy and bright yes I am a mixture of the two and yeh .. this could have been done better scanned and played with on Photoshop then sexually abused and submitted here..
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WOW!! I just love that!! The concept of it is so cool!!
very true. i love it
I'm only too familar to this feeling. Everyone thinks your happy and feeling fine and if you let the slightest feeling of unhappesness people would be like "don't be rediculous" because they think they know how you feel... only to believe they don't want to believe there is somethign wrong with the so called "hapy person"... my family ended up sending me to a "shrink".. man oh man,,,.... that was a waste of everyones time
yes well the best way to get problems out is to draw them .. instead of slicing myself up id draw about it ..it helped and even tho my parrents thought i was fucken crazy or just plain sick in the head the truth was that i got it all out of my system on paper for the better. but yes i hate people predicting how u feel.
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Beautiful. Simply beautiful.
I feel like that sometimes too. It's horrible cause I can't actually draw it. And I admire you for being able to express yourself so well in art
The concept is freaking awesome. I really, really, REALLY love the way it's so deep and full of feelings. Love the colors too. Great job on eet.
The concept is freaking awesome. I really, really, REALLY love the way it's so deep and full of feelings. Love the colors too. Great job on eet.
mixed emotions are so hard to draw sometimes.. i have the feeling of being torn between the two
this is a nice and painful peace
How you do these drawings, I just don't know, but they're beauiful. The colors used...the emotions put into them...they leve me in awe.
gah.. that's so beautiful..
you know, I used to have a boyfriend who lived in Australia, and he went to Tafe. ^^ .. I miss him. ; ;
you know, I used to have a boyfriend who lived in Australia, and he went to Tafe. ^^ .. I miss him. ; ;
The consept for this is awsome. I know what you mean. This is very beautiful. And emotional. And. And. I love it.
Dah, what I would give to go back to high school. This picture is very amazing, I love the light and dark sides.. goodness, I can never get those kinds of pictures to turn out right. Magnificent. I hope everything gets better for you soon. I wish you luck with school!
Awww don't say that! Try to keep a positive outlook on things and be open to new situations! This is a very nice picture!!! . . . well the blood ( i do admit ) adds a nice touch!! The sketchyness of this is an eye-pleasing trait! nice job! have fuuun
I like it. Drawn very well, you have great talent. I like the picture, the two sides of you in it. very nice.

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The news item this morning read as follows:
WASHINGTON, Sept 7 (Reuters) - President Barack Obama will give interviews on Monday to the three network news anchors, as well as to anchors from PBS, CNN, and Fox, more evidence of a "full court press" strategy ahead of pivotal congressional votes on military strikes in Syria. The interviews will be taped on Monday afternoon and will air during each network's Monday evening news broadcast, the White House said.
President Obama's attempt to reach out directly to the American public is understandable; a substantial majority of Americans oppose his decision to go to war with Syria.
Thankfully, the "commander-in-speech" isn't giving another sermon; he's going out on a limb to actually answer questions from six different anchors about his decision
The news item this morning read as follows:
President Obama's attempt to reach out directly to the US public is understandable; a substantial majority of Americans oppose his decision to go to war with Syria.
Thankfully, the "commander-in-speech" isn't only giving another sermon; he's going out on a limb to actually answer questions from six different anchors about his decision to strike Syria.
This means that either the president is all too confident he can convince a reluctant public of his case for war, or his administration is alarmed about the prospects of a major setback in congress - and will do all it can to avoid a political embarrassment.
It's ironic that Obama's last-minute decision to go back to congress for authorisation - whether as a savvy political ploy or constitutional wakeup call - could end up hurting him, big-time.
Failure in congress would not only weaken the case for war; it could also compromise Obama's heavy legislative agenda for the next three years.
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Regardless of whether his motives and objectives are cynical or honourable, President Obama is right to seek congressional consent in questions of war, especially a war not fought in self-defence.
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The immediate consequences of a strike on Syria aside, Obama's decision to bring congress into the decision-making process will have effects on future presidents' decisions to involve the US in war.
That's not to say congressional support would render any war legal or just according to international law. The case of congressional support for the disastrous 2003 Iraq war is a recent case in point.
It's precisely because the 2003 war on Iraq proved to be a major calamity, based on false pretexts - claims that Saddam Hussein's regime had weapons of mass destruction and links to al-Qaeda - that the American public is dismissive of another war in the Middle East.
So when President Obama tries to decouple Syria from Iraq in people's minds, and then uses the same pretexts used by Bush to wage war, many Americans - and many more Arabs - detect little difference between his policies and those of his predecessor.
Answering to the Arab people
Unlike the majority of Americans who think the Syrian problem doesn't pose a national security risk and therefore doesn't merit a military intervention, the majority of Arabs - including most Arab League members - see it as a terrible tragedy that poses a terrible threat to the security of their own nations - and which must end by all necessary means.
Alas, they aren't capable of stopping the bleeding.
But many in "the Arab world", including within those nations strongly opposed to the Syrian regime, are also deeply sceptical of the Obama administration. Arab and Muslim nations have heard numerous justifications for US intervention in their lands over the past several decades, but the result has been the same: increasing, not decreasing, instability and violence.
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Only last week, as the US debated strikes on Syria, the Obama administration carried out more drone attacks in Pakistan and Yemen - two sovereign nations that are not at war with the US.
Constantly at the receiving end of Washington's power, Arabs are not convinced of the United States' liberal humanitarian arguments for the use of military force. After all, hasn't Washington remained largely indifferent to the killing of 100,000 Syrians, intervening only after its self-imposed "red line" was violated?
Nor have Arabs bought into the selective security arguments that are rife with double standards. Aiming at Syria's chemical weapons use to deter Iran's nuclear development while keeping silent about Israel's nuclear weapons doesn't bode well for its credibility in the region. Hasn't the credibility-through-war argument been discredited at least since the Iraq and Afghanistan wars?
The Obama administration insists that its response is punitive, limited, proportional to the use of chemical weapons and is not meant to change regimes. But what are the guarantees this doesn't lead to "mission creep", or a prolonged and even regional war with "grave consequences", to cite UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon?
You can be sure in this case, if - or when - Washington's war goes wrong, it will be Arabs and Muslims who will perish in even greater numbers.
These are only a few of the issues and questions on the minds of people in the region that merit clarifications. But after two wars in a decade, the leaders of the United States cannot continue to talk at the Arab world - they need to engage Arabs as they do Americans - they need to speak with them. The same goes for mainstream media in the US, where Arab voices are nearly totally absent.
Indeed, considering Washington's decisions in the past decade have had an arguably deeper impact in Iraq and Afghanistan than in Iowa and Montana, President Obama must answer to Arabs as he does to the American people, regarding future wars in Syria or elsewhere in their region.
And there's only one major network that reaches the majority of Arabs and Muslims and others in the greater Middle East.
If President Obama reckons it's important to speak to six US networks, then talking to Al Jazeera - Arabic and English channels - is paramount for any future action in Syria.
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I felt like today's VIX down was inevitable, because yesterday's move up didn't make much sense to me. Despite the fact that Senate talks were suspended, it was pretty clear over the weekend that Reid and McConnell were already seeing eye to eye. Their proposal sounded nearly complete and never stopped being the fallback plan. I don't really get why the street reacted so violently yesterday, unless there was some kind of other news riptide that was snaking through the backrooms on Wall Street? Fitch's downgrade threat also seemed more hollow than S&P's, because while the rhetoric was fiery last week, it had clearly reduced to a simmer by Monday.
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Fallbrook Hospital part of Community Health Systems hit by hackers
Fallbrook Hospital is notifying some of its patients that their personal information was swept up in a hack attack against its parent company, Community Health Systems.
This week, the publicly traded hospital operator reported that Chinese hackers infiltrated its electronic medical record systems and made off with data on an estimated 4.5 million patients. The swiped data included patients' names, addresses, birth dates, telephone numbers and Social Security numbers but not medical details or credit card numbers.
The FBI is investigating the attack, which took place in April and June.
The hackers exploited the Heartbleed Web-security flaw in the first known breach of a company using the vulnerability, a person involved in the investigation told Bloomberg News.
Heartbleed — a hole in a widely used data-protection technology that existed for two years before the public was alerted to the flaw in April — gave hackers the ability to steal secret keys used to encrypt user names, passwords and other information. The revelation sent companies and security researches rushing to patch their computer networks.
The group suspected of being responsible for the attack has a history of stealing intellectual property from health-care companies, and security specialists said it's unusual for such thieves to turn to personal data.
"We never had any tangible proof of an attack until now," said David Kennedy, founder of the security consulting company TrustedSec, who first reported that Heartbleed was used to attack Community Health. Kennedy, who isn't involved in the investigation, said he was told about the connection from three people close to the matter whose names he wouldn't disclose.
Fallbrook Hospital, which has 47 beds, is one of three hospitals in California and 206 across the nation run by Community Health Systems. A spokeswoman there declined to say how many Fallbrook patients were affected by the breach.
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Baltimore has won 12 straight extra-inning games after blanking Seattle over the final eight innings of Tuesday's contest. The Mariners probably come into this game steaming from last night.
Seattle Mariners vs Baltimore Orioles
Wednesday August 8
Oriole Park at Camden Yards – Baltimore, MD
Moneyline: Baltimore -125, Seattle +115
PITCHING MATCHUP: Mariners RH Kevin Millwood (4-9, 4.01 ERA) vs. Orioles RH Tommy Hunter (4-7, 5.55)
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The Seattle Mariners were unable to continue their rash of hot play in the Bronx, dropping two of three against New York over the weekend.
They then dropped their opener of their series against Baltimore so it appears whatever fever got into them has likely run its course.
To top it off the M's took a smack to the face in their game late Tuesday. A blown call by a pathetic UMP and another loss to the O's.
Given their recent play you have to think that the odds are in Baltimore's favour.
When Kevin Millwood takes the hill you are definitely going to get an honest effort. The problem is that his effectiveness varies greatly from game to game. One thing in Seattle's favour is that he is far better on the road.
Also, he is 9-3 lifetime against Baltimore but when he was with the Orioles pitching at Camden Yards it didn't elevate his numbers much.
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It seems pretty easy to take the other side in this oneBaltimore
I think by now the Baltimore Orioles have proven that they are at least better than average. You keep waiting for a team that is -55 in run differential to fall apart but they are in second place in the AL East and closing in on the struggling Yankees.
This team just shouldn't win but it does and against Seattle it may feel like a bit of a reprieve after facing winning teams for the last 12 straight.
The Orioles have lost starter Tommy Hunter's last 4 starts as the former promising rookie with the Rangers continues to regress. Hunter's biggest problem is that he gives up too many long balls.
He hasn't had a start where the opponent hasn't gone yard since May and simultaneously he has watched his ERA balloon up to 5.55 (which would be third worst in the AL if he qualified).
Funnily he has enjoyed good success against Seattle for his career with a scant 2.28 ERA.
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Score Prediction: Baltimore 7 – Seattle 5
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A novel drunken driving plea bargain that swapped an aircraft for a Mercedes-Benz has become jet fuel for a young lawyer trying to unseat the proseuctor who came up with the deal.
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Incumbent Dan Kaminsky defended the way he handled the case earlier this year.
Lawrence Schreiber of Muskego, president of Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Wisconsin, had three different tests that showed his blood-alcohol level was well over the legal limit when he was pulled over in June 2011. Though he was driving a Mercedes-Benz on U.S. Highway 41, Schreiber, 48, later pleaded no contest to operating an aircraft with a prohibited blood alcohol content, first offense.
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It may seem to be stretching it a bit to compare the urban behemoth of İstanbul, with its 15 million plus residents, and the laid-back rural settlement of İznik, with a population a shade over 20,000. Yet, lakeside İznik, which lies just a couple of hours boat and bus trip southeast of the metropolis, has more in common -- at least historically -- with its big city brother than might appear at first sight.
Both settlements were founded and developed in waterside locations, both were protected from attack by city walls of impressive size and scale. Crucial universal councils which determined the future of the Christian church were held in both settlements, and both İznik and İstanbul boast a church-turned-mosque-turned-museum called Hagia Sophia (Turkicized to Aya Sofya). Then, of course, İstanbul, in its former guise of Constantinople, was the capital of the Byzantine Empire for over 1,000 years. İznik, under its old name of Nicaea was, following the capture of Constantinople by the Crusaders in 1204, the capital of short-lived successor Byzantine state, the Empire of Nicaea. Inevitably, both settlements were to fall to the Ottoman Turks, İznik in 1331, İstanbul rather more famously in 1453.
A visit to İznik is, however, much more than a trip back in time. The lake, which shares the same name as the settlement on its eastern shore, is a serenely beautiful sheet of shimmering blue water wrapped around by folds of forested green hills. It's a verdant landscape, with the flat land on the northern shore carpeted with olive orchards interspersed with stands of peach, nectarine, fig, mulberry, quince, walnut and pomegranate. The reed beds in the shallows are alive with white egret and heron, and squadrons of glossy-black, white-billed coot scud nervously across the silky surface of the lake. Dabchick and great-crested grebe dive beneath the surface in search of carp, kingfishers whirr along the shoreline in azure flashes, and gulls and cormorants give the freshwater lake the feel of an inland sea. It may lack the topographical drama of distant Lake Van, and the surrounding mountains are not as high as those ringing the pearl of Turkey's Lake District, Eğirdir; but this softer, subtler lake is just as attractive in its own right.
Decaying walls, aged tractors and a Roman theater
Still largely confined within its ancient walls, İznik is laid out, as it was when it was founded back in 316 B.C., on a grid plan. What its founder, Antigonus, a general of Alexander the Great, would make of the sleepy town today is anyone's guess. But as a precise, ordered military man he'd probably be shocked at the ramshackle condition of the walls, gently decaying beneath wreathes of creeping greenery, with fig trees sprouting between the cracks and pushing the masonry apart. Aged tractors, many of which look like 1950s relics, left over from the time Adnan Menderes was dishing out these vote catching "wheeled horses" like confetti, are parked haphazardly in the shade of the battlements. The walls, naturally, have been rebuilt several times since 316 B.C., notably under the Roman emperor Hadrian in the first century A.D., then again after the Persians virtually destroyed the settlement in the mid-third century, and again during the reign of the great Byzantine emperor Justinian. Much of what's visible today dates from a massive rebuild in the 13th century during the Empire of Nicaea.
With perseverance it is possible to walk around the entire five-kilometer circuit of the walls, though scrambling atop the walls is a risky undertaking, so unstable is their condition. The trickiest section to negotiate is the northeast sector, between the İstanbul gate (notable for the two great stone faces, larger than life representations of the masks ancient actors wore onstage, probably taken from the settlement's theater) and the Lefke Gate. For here, the land outside the walls is thick with trees, undergrowth and market gardens. Inside, row after row of small workshops and stacks of poplar timber announce one of the town's chief cottage industries, the construction of packing crates for the fruit and vegetables grown in the rich agricultural hinterland. Just as beneath the great land walls of İstanbul, locals grow their own vegetables and fruit in the shadow of the walls, and on an autumn stroll roadside fires can be seen lit beneath large, flat cauldrons to boil tomatoes down to salça (tomato paste) and grapes into pekmez (grape-syrup).
Outside the Lefke Gate a series of low-slung arches supported the channel, which until fairly recently brought water into the city. There are a couple more gates to pass as you head clockwise around to the Palace Gate, close to the lakeshore. The scenery here is particularly beautiful, with olive groves bumping up against the walls and tangles of wild flowers and shrubs filling in the gaps. Just inside the gate is the Roman theater, built by Pliny the Younger when he was governor of Bithynia in the early second century A.D. Built on flat land, the great rake of the auditorium was supported by massive vaults, still visible today. All the stone seating has disappeared, unfortunately. Worse, graffiti mars the stonework, and local winos clearly use the site as a drinking den.
tiles, a church and a brace of mosques
Fifty meters or so outside the gate is the İznik Vakıfı, which is helping to preserve the manufacture of the product for which this sleepy lakeside town is most famous for -- tiles and pottery. It is hard to believe today that in the 16th and 17th centuries, what is now little more than an overgrown village was producing the vast quantities of gorgeous tiles used in the Ottoman Empire's capital city to adorn the likes of the Rüstem Paşa and Blue mosques. The İznik Vakıfı is a research institute/workshop dedicated to preserving the original production techniques of İznik tiles and ceramic ware, and hosts visiting groups interested in learning more about producing these great works of art. Casual visitors too can wander around and see how the ceramic pieces are made, look at some prime examples in the on-site showroom and marvel at where the tiles have been used -- everywhere from İstanbul's Tünel to Montreal Peace Park, Canada. So prestigious is İznik ceramic ware that every home here has an İznik pottery style number for their house, and every municipal trash can is adorned with the distinctive white, blue and red patterns of İznik ware.
Continuing clockwise around the walls from the Palace Gate brings you to the lakeshore. Wagtails bob on the sandy shore, and kids paddle in the shallows. There's a fair bit of litter here too, though to be fair this is a nationwide problem, not just an İznik one. A few hotels and pensions line the front, along with pleasantly shady tea gardens and the odd restaurant, and it's easy to while away an hour or two recuperating from the wall walk, sip tea and watch swallows dipping for water as the sun sinks languidly over the lake.
If the walls and the theater are not enough, there are plenty more buildings of historical interest scattered throughout the grid-plan streets. Heading from the shore, through the Lake Gate towards the town center, brings you to the Aya Sofya. It can't compare with its İstanbul rival (few buildings can), but it's pleasantly situated in a garden area complete with palm and fir trees. The exterior of the church, dating back originally to the Justinian-era but completely rebuilt in 1065 following an earthquake, has been so heavily restored it looks almost new. Inside traces of mosaic and marble floor work remain, a faded fresco or two and, more interestingly given how few have survived until today, a synthronon, the semi-circular bank of seating in the apse for the clergy. The attractive brick minaret dates back to the church's conversion to a mosque following the Ottoman take over. North of the Aya Sofya, towards the Lefke Gate, a pair of attractive mosques face each other across a pleasant park. The Haci Özbek Camii has the distinction of being the earliest known Ottoman mosque and the Yeşil Camii is notable for the glazed tiles adorning its slender minaret. Adjacent, in the beautiful Nilüfer Hatun İmareti begun in 1338, is the İznik museum, with a few fine exhibits, including some original Selçuk tile fragments and a couple of wonderfully carved Roman-era sarcophagi.
As a place to unwind after the rigors of big-city İstanbul, this lakeshore town is hard to beat, mixing in equal measure of history, nature and the timelessness of Turkish village life.
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How to get there: Regular high-speed catamarans (sea-buses) depart İstanbul's Yenikapı port for Yalova (1 hour, 15 minutes; TL 18). From Yalova quay-front frequent minibuses go onto İznik (1 hour; TL 9).
Where to stay: Budget backpackers' choice is the central, spotless but basic (shared toilets and showers) Kaynarca Pansiyon (Tel.: 0 [224] 757 60 25; www.kaynarca.s5.com. Pleasant lakeside mid-range options include the Çamlık (Tel.: 0 [224] 757 16 31; www.iznik-camlikmotel.com) and the Cem (Tel.: 0 [224] 757 16 87; www.cemotel.com).
Where to eat and drink: The Çamlık Hotel does decent grills (including lake fish) and meze, with lake views. Great köfte are available from bustling Köfteci Yusuf on Atatürk Caddesi. A number of drinking dens dot the center but the best place is Artı, with a small garden on the waterfront east of the Lake Gate.


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SIERRA-AT-TAHOE — Last year, El Dorado County high school skiers and snowboarders had to wait for snow. But this year, the story is just the opposite.
On Monday, skiers and snowboarders couldn't have asked for better skiing conditions for the first Giant Slalom race at Lower Main at Sierra-at-Tahoe, as the South I Division varsity ski and snowboarders took to the slopes. The weather conditions were sunny and clear but temperatures were below zero.
"It was lights out cold," Union Mine head coach Nathan Foltz said. "But everyone was excited about the races. The kids got past it."
Ponderosa snowed up the competition, as the Bruins emerged as the overall winner. Union Mine followed at second place, El Dorado third, Oak Ridge fourth, Amador fifth and Golden Sierra sixth.
In women's varsity skiing, Ponderosa took home first place. Oak Ridge was second, El Dorado third and Union Mine fourth. There were 21 racers.
For men's skiing, the Bruins were tops at first place, followed by El Dorado in second place, Oak Ridge third and Union Mine fourth. There were 30 racers.
For the men's open snowboard division, Ponderosa was first, Union Mine second, El Dorado third and Oak Ridge fourth. For the women's snowboard division, El Dorado was first, Ponderosa second, Oak Ridge third and Union Mine fourth.
Foltz has four boys returning to this year's squad but only one girl.
"Three of the four I've never seen before," Foltz said. "We are starting from scratch."
Foltz said that every school has low numbers out for this winter. At Monday's meet, there were approximately 80 skiers and snowboarders. Last year, there were nearly 200 skiers and snowboarders.
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Almost any device today has software on it. This includes laptops, Ultrabooks, cell phones, TV sets, Set-Top-Boxes, Microwave Ovens, Cars, Medical Devices, etc. Software is created by software companies and software developers. I have seen only a few software companies who really consider all the elements of software. Most times understanding the system is the realm of the architect and is based on some unique art. Whenever I hear "art", it means that we just don't have the patterns written down yet. This is why I am publishing this post.
Can you be more devoted to your code?
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Once again, we're happy to discover another international female athlete who's not afraid to show off their sexy side. In the tantalizing tradition of Natasha Hughes, Kristine Engeset & Victoria Pendleton, say g'day to Australian basketball babe Erin Phillips:
RIGHTFIELDERS lays up news that Phillips, a member of the Aussie Women's National Team, recently shot some provocative poses for Australian men's magazine Alpha.
The results: We haven't seen such a fine-looking national team member since Bolivia's Claudia Porras. But along with the looks, Erin is also the type of athlete not afraid to mince words (with more pics after the jump).
In fact, in the Alpha article, Phillips verbalized a little warning to the Olympic competition Australia will face this summer in Beijing:
"We're not going to be team USA's little bitch. The World Champs definitely put us at the top, and other teams are respecting us a lot more. If I was the USA or Russia, I'd be worried."
Wow, sexy and sassy! Too bad she's not in the WNBA.
Oh, wait - it looks like she was. Sadly, it doesn't seem like Erin did much, if you were to believe the league's official player profile. With a body and look like that, we don't care if her game resembles that of a 11-year-old Honduran schoolgirl, she needs to be in the league.
Then again, we are talking about the WNBA, which explains everything.
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RESTAURANTS NEWS 2015 -as always lots going on...
- Torc restaurant is now open with Chef/Owner Sean O'Toole
-The Tuscany building, now owned by the Bounty Hunter plans to open 2015
-The owners of Tarla just opened Napkins- on 2nd and Main
-The owners of Fish Story have decided to take the restaurant in a different direction
-Cedar Gables still the best place to take a Cooking Class
Andaz Farmers Table
Andaz Farmers Table
tel. +1 707.687.1234
1450 First Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Californian
Located in the Hyatt downtown, Chef Sarah Linkenheil features locally-sourced produce and focuses on heritage cooking techniques and rich flavor combinations designed to suit modern palates. The bar also features libations unique to northern California, boasting a menu of artisanal wines, craft beers and cocktails using liquor from local distilleries.
tel. +1 707.252.8115
540 Main Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: California French
A family restaurant with a wholesome atmosphere, Angele is always inviting, blending ancient recipes with modern tastes - Wonderful outdoor patio
tel. +1 707.224.3300
4110 Howard Lane, Napa, CA 94558
Cuisine: Italian
Excellent food. Good Service, Noisy atmosphere. Outside patio overlooks adjacent
Tel. +1 707.226.3976
975 First Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: BBQ & Beer Can Chicken
40 wines by the glass, 400 wines by the bottle, artisan beers and smokin BBQ
Tel +1 707. 255.5417
976 Pearl Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: French Vietnamese
Open for lunch and dinner seven days a week. They have a lunch menu with most items under $10. Appetizers & Salads include a banana flower and a prawn, calamari or tofu Vietnamese salad. They also serve five soups and a variety of vermicelli and rice plates, sides (including French fries with a spicy aioli sauce) and sauted vegetables.The dinner menu adds in entrees including curries, pepper tuna, clay pot Chilean sea bass, shaken beef , grilled rack of lamb, bouillabaisse and pan-seared salmon. Garlic noodles, brown rice and jasmine steamed rice are also offered. Desserts for both lunch and dinner include tiramisu, fresh vanilla bean flan and kaffir lime creme brulee.
tel. +1 707.224.0800
1001 Second Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Small Plates
The menu includes starters like Dukkah, an Egyptian nut and seed blend served on Model Bakery bread, truffled popcorn (delightful), edamame hummus, and a Moroccan version of fries. Artisanal cheeses, and charcuterie are offered along with �Soup of the Moment,� inspired by seasonal ingredients.
Fresh baked flatbreads with creative toppings include Brentwood cherries, cream cheese, balsamic and basil on one offering; on another, roasted mushrooms, garlic, Gruyere cheese, olive oil and arugula.
Carpe �plates� include salmon tartare, truffled goat cheese flan, Calabrian red pepper calamari, cabernet-braised short rib sliders (fantastic) and Kobe corn dogs (fun). The restaurant and wine bar also serves coffee and desserts
tel. +1 707.254.9690
500 Main Street, Suite G, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Mediterranean California
A locals favorite. Chic yet unpretentious, the cozy interior contains brick walls, huge arched windows, high ceilings and colorful paintings. On a sunny day, join locals and tourists at one of the outdoor tables fronting Napa Creek. Lunch includes delectable dishes like the Grilled Tombo Tuna Salad with Macadamia Nuts and the notable Oyster Po' Boy. Specialty dinner items include the Jerked Pork Chop with Black Beans and the daily fish special. There is an extensive wine list .
tel. +1 707.224.6328
1122 Main Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Steak and Fish
Classic American steak restaurant that has received rave reviews, "The best Steakhouse in the Napa Valley" Entrees include a 21-Day Chicago Dry Aged New York Strip Steak and New Zealand Lamb Chops. Throw in some excellent sides and a variety of custom martinis and you have the best steak dinner in Northern California.
Don Perico Restaurant
tel. +1 707.252.4707
1025 First Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Mexican
Located in downtown Napa, this quaint stucco restaurant serves authentic Mexican fare. The ample dining area is comfortable but a little dark. The amiable wait staff keeps the chips coming even when the restaurant is crowded. The menu features gargantuan burritos, a variety of enchiladas, and several combination plates as well as carnitas and seafood. You will find a full bar with great margaritas and a nice selection of beers.
tel. +1 707.258.2337
902 Main Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: American Grill & Microbrewery
American dishes, combined with the freshness of California, cooked with the flair that is true Napa Valley. Menu features many low carb selections. Signature Cheesburgers and Fish and Chips to Rack of Lamb and Rib Eye Steaks. Great beer and outdoor patio. Not the place for a quiet, intimate dinner.
tel. +1 707.501.4444
1385 Napa Town Center, Napa, Ca 94559
Cuisine: Modern Japanese
Abundant selections of specialty sakes and beers, encompassing several different types from the classic to the avant-garde representing many regions from across Japan enhance Eiko's menu. Our vision for the menu combines modern and authentic traditional Japanese cuisine including seasonal, fresh sustainable fish and ingredients delivered in daily from our local markets
tel. +1 707.257.1999
4050 Byway East, Napa, CA 94558
Cuisine: Seasonally Inspired American Bistro
Bar & Extensive wine list Corkage: $10.00 per 750 ml bottle, one corkage waived for each bottle purchased from wine list. Pizzas, Shrimp Capellini, Penne & Smoked Chicken, Seared Day Boat Scallops, Baby Back Ribs, Grilled New York Steak.
Grace's Table < Walking Distance 3 blocks>
tel. +1 707.226.6200
1400 Second Street
A global menu with Latin, French, Italian and Californian items co-existing with each other. The menu draws from a number of influences. The two chefs, Mauro Pando and Nancy Lindaas Pando, husband and wife, have a wide range of cooking influences from around the world. A small, open seating restaurant with great food and reasonable prices.
tel. +1 707.226.1560 (reserv for 8 or more)
Oxbow Marketplace 610 1st Street Suite 24, Napa, CA 94559
Todd Humphries has crafted an ingredient driven menu of handmade multi-ethnic comfort food created with local and seasonal products. He has an eye for mushrooms and his menu is heavily slanted that way. Enjoy the indoor atmosphere or the outdoor ambience.
Tel +1 707.257.5157
1314 McKinstry Street, Napa, CA
Cuisine: French
This is a Michelin Star restaurant with Great food, knowledgeable and attentive wait staff. Definitely save room for the chef's tasting menu
tel. +1 707.226.8884
1408 Clay Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Thai
Mini mango is a small slice of Thailand in the wine country with a hint of a Californian accent. It is tiny, so you will wait but it is worth it.
Morimoto Napa < Walking Distance 3 blocks>
Tel +1 707.252.1600
610 Main Street, Napa CA
Cuisine: Modern Japanese
Vibe is big city chic (translates to a little noisy) with dishes such as Asian carbonara made with sea urchin, smoked bacon and udon noodles. The food is delightful. They have an outside patio as well (less noisy). This place stays open late, Sat night they were still serving at 11:45 pm.
tel. +1 707.259.0762
540 Main Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Bistro
Casual river-side dining from 10am. Our Zagat-rated caf� offers traditional hearty breakfast fare and a broad range of sure-to-please lunch items.
tel. +1 707.666.2383
975 Clinton Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Classic American
Napa Valley Bistro provides a creative and exciting --but inexpensive-- dining experience in the Napa Valley. The food is seasonal and sustainable taking advantage of the myriad local producers in the area. The dishes reverberate with the classic American flavors mixed with an adventurous twist of modern fare
tel. +1 707.253.2111 +1 800.427.4124
1275 McKinstry Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Californian
Hop on this train and experience a scenic 3-hour adventure, a first-class meal and fine wines as you tour the wine county. The train offers champagne brunch, a casual lunch and fancy dinners. It is ideal for romantic dinners, executive parties and tourist excursions. The train's decor reinforces the elegant nature of the trip. You will remember the mahogany, brass and etched glass in the restored 1917 Pullman Dining Car.
tel +1 707.927.5333
1001 Second Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: American with global influence
tel. +1 707.258.1516
1401 First Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: American
"that comfortable spot where you can meet family and friends for a nice pint or glass of wine paired with a great burger or other classic, American comfort food.
tel. +1 707-252.1022
1425 First Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Southern Italian
The specialties of Sicily, Campania, Calabria, Basilicata and Puglia. Salumi is hand-crafted in house, and their pasta is made fresh daily. As part of their goal to serve quality artisanal pizza, they imported a wood-fueled Acino oven from Naples to bake authentic pizza Napoletana. They have a daily changing menu driven by ingredients that are local, fresh and in season.
tel. +1 707. 256.3900
720 Main Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Southern
Rodney Worth has created a classic American restaurant combining flavors of New Orleans and the deep South with ingredients procured fresh from local farms.
tel. +1 707.224.9161
1339 Pearl Street, #104, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Californian
This comfortable and cozy restaurant is filled with vibrant colors and visually compelling
artwork. Favorite treats include a dish of six oysters, as well as the homemade tortillas. The place caters mostly to locals who come in for the New York Steak Au Poivre and the many pasta and fish specials. The wine list is superb, concentrating on several local varietals and topping out at $45 for the most expensive bottle. It is a spacious and casual place to dine with incredible service.
tel. +1 707.255.5552
1260 Main Street, Napa, CA 94559
Pizza Azzurro's claim to fame is their thin-crust, gourmet pizzas. The ingredients consist of more traditional Italian or Mediterranean flavors. They have other dishes like spaghetti, baked rigatoni with spicy Italian sausage and salads. Can't decide between pizza or salad for dinner? You can get both, as a "manciata," a pizza-salad hybrid wrapped in their thin pizza crust. Tasty and light.
tel. +1 707.254.8006
1026 First Street, Napa, CA 94558
Cuisine: Northern Italian
Northern Italian food with an elegant d�cor. Located in an historic bank building with 25 foot ceilings in Downtown Napa next to the plaza. The food is outstanding, the service is great.
tel. +1 707.255.5599
1480 First Street, Napa, CA 94559
Tarla Grill aims to yield nourishing, creative, and culturally exciting eats originating from Turkey and Greece using local, seasonal and organic fare whenever possible. The menu fuses many styles and techniques, but the flavors of the Mediterranean are the heart of it all.
813 Main Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Continental Cuisine
Originally built in the early 1900's it housed the Thomas restaurant. Mr Fagiani purchased the building and converted it into a bar. It was brought back to life in 2012 by Michelin-starred chef Brad Farmerie. The Thomas features Fagiani's, a original style bar on the ground floor , an open-kitchen with a wood fire grill on the second floor, and a third floor river view roof top terrace. The menu features locally sourced ingredients is complimented by a wood-fire grill.
tel +1 707.252.3292
1140 Main Street, Napa, CA 94559
1140 Main Street, Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Rustic Wine Country Chic
tel. +1 707.255.6646
1040 Clinton St., Napa, CA 94559
Cuisine: Northern Italian
A comfortable and tasty family friendly northern Italian restaurant. A very short walk from downtown Napa's Main Street. Half portions of pasta are available, jazz is played most nights in the main dining room.
1106 First Street
tel. +1 707.224.0695
Cuisine: Californian
Great new location downtown. The restaurant is really nice and has a good upscale vibe. When they are booked in the dining room they serve the same menu in the bar, which has ample seating. The service was friendly and top notch. The $10 corkage fee is waived if you purchase a bottle.
tel. +1 707.224.8555
829 Main Street, Napa, CA 94558
Cuisine: Spanish Tapas
The very popular Zuzu doesn't take reservations, so be prepared to wait. The menu focuses on Spanish "tapas," those delicious little mini-dishes prepared both cold (tapas frias) and warm (tapas calientes). Our personal favorites are the Mexican corn soup and the to die for paella. Excellent, friendly service, a lively atmosphere, and wonderfully tasty food.
Please contact Ken & Susie [email protected] or 707-224-7969 if you would like to have us make reservations or for a list of the zillions of other fantastic restaurants just outside walking distance to the Cedar Gables.


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Not sure how to help? Never fear; we have plenty of opportunities to serve, from manning Art Stops to assisting artists and working as a stagehand!
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The deadline for applications was March 1st.
Don't Miss Out! In order to guarantee a free commemorative ArtsFest t-shirt, the deadline to sign up is Friday, March 15! After the 15th, we will still accept volunteers, but we can't promise any free ArtsFest swag.
We are still accepting volunteers. However, you have missed the deadline to sign-up online and will need to sign-up at ArtsFest with the Volunteer Tent near the flagpole on Sweetheart Circle.
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When you are asked to speak at a WordCamp, realize that you are one in hundreds of people they could have asked. It's humbling and ego-inflating, but it is also a responsibility. You aren't talking to people who have no clue what you are talking about. You will be facing people who probably know more than you, so your job will be to help them see it in a new way, to open their minds to the possibilities, to spark their enthusiasm, and tap into the passion. It's a tough job, so if they come calling, don't take it for granted. It's a privilege.
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And For The Ladies … Ball-Less Baseball Is Here
What if we lived in a world where women were graciously admitted to sporting events, but men were forced to wait in the parking lot with the vehicles? The Hudson Valley Renegades, a minor league baseball team from the New York-Penn League, dared to dream, and now that concept is reality. Welcome to Ball-Less Baseball, where on July 7, only women will be allowed into the stadium to watch the Renegades play the Staten Island Yankees. Hey, wait a minute Guiliani … you're not fooling anyone: Get out!
Ball-Less Baseball was the brainchild of the Goldklang Group, creative marketing arm of the Renegades. Next Tuesday, only women are allowed in the park — plus boys 7-and-under — while the men must hang out and tailgate in the parking lot. What could possibly go wrong?


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A train is traveling with constant speed υ0 along the level track OAB, which lies in the horizontal plane. The section between points O and A is straight, and the section between points A and B is circular with radius of curvature ρ. The train starts at point O at time t = 0, reaches point A at time tA, and reaches point B at time tB. For this motion, sketch the magnitude of the acceleration vector as a function of time. Would you want to design a train track with this shape?
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The Avalanche will have to play without its captain, Adam Foote, for a while. Just how long a while lasts is undetermined.
But Foote will definitely miss Saturday's game against the Los Angeles Kings with a concussion, the team said Friday.
The 39-year-old defenseman suffered the injury at the end of the first period Thursday night against San Jose, hitting his head into the glass behind the Avalanche net.
Foote becomes the second Avs player to be sidelined with a concussion, with Peter Mueller the other.
"We'll see how (Foote) is tomorrow, but right now we're taking it on a day-by-day basis," Avs coach Joe Sacco said.
The Avs did not immediately recall another defenseman from Lake Erie, but that is a possibility by Saturday.
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The Avs will get one player back against the Kings — David Jones. The forward participated in the full practice after missing one game with a bruised forearm.
Avs forwards Paul Stastny and Milan Hejduk were given the day off, but are expected to play against L.A., which will be without a top player of its own against the Avs — defenseman Drew Doughty. He, too, has a concussion.
Craig Anderson will start in goal for Colorado, 4-3-0 on the season.
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News about Baidu Inc., including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
A Peek Into the Mind of China's Internet Users
People this year wanted to find out about health, money, the law and love — or marriage, at least.
December 24, 2015, Thursday
Morning Agenda: The Economic Cost of Terrorism
Setbacks Cast Harsh Light on Manhattan Prosecutor | A Rocky Quarter for Hedge Funds | Marriott's Deal to Buy Starwood Hotels
November 17, 2015, Tuesday
Ctrip.com and Qunar, 2 Travel Companies in China, Swap Shares in Tie-Up
Two of China's leading travel companies are teaming up to make the most of a bright spot in the Chinese economy.
October 27, 2015, Tuesday
Morning Agenda: Dell is Said to Be in Talks to Buy EMC
Deutsche Bank Forecasts Loss of Nearly $7 Billion | Cleared of Some Charges, Dewey Leaders Face More
October 8, 2015, Thursday
Morning Agenda: Pitfalls on the Frontiers of Banking
The Fed's Policy Mechanics Retool | Banks Settle in Suit Over Financial Crisis
September 14, 2015, Monday
Baidu and CloudFlare Boost Users Over China's Great Firewall
The Chinese search giant Baidu and CloudFlare, a start-up based in San Francisco, have joined in an unusual business arrangement to speed Internet traffic into and out of China.
September 14, 2015, Monday
Baidu to Gain More Seats on Board of Chinese Travel Booking Site
The move will strengthen ties between Baidu, the Chinese search giant, and the booking site Qunar as competition grows in the country's travel market.
September 11, 2015, Friday
Chinese Comedian Suing Baidu Over Biographical Entry
The Chinese comedian Xu Deliang is suing the Chinese Internet encyclopedia Baidu Baike, hoping to win removal of assertions that he never graduated from college and did not write his own material.
September 2, 2015, Wednesday
Morning Agenda: Merkel Pushes On With Greek Bailout
Hedge Funds Shed Alibaba and Baidu Shares | Mylan's Perrigo Bid Gets Complicated
August 17, 2015, Monday
Hedge Funds Shed Shares in Alibaba and Baidu in Second Quarter
As China's stock market plummeted, large money managers sold substantial amounts of their stock in the two Chinese technology giants, both of whose shares are down sharply.
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Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act! Alaska refuges contain more than 18 million acres of these spectacular lands.
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protects wildlife, wilderness and recreational values, conserves natural diversity, and provides opportunities for subsistence uses.
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The National Wildlife Refuge System, within the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, manages a national network of lands and waters set aside to conserve America's fish, wildlife, and plants.
President Eisenhower established what later became Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in 1960 "for the purpose of preserving unique wildlife, wilderness and recreational values." Now, 55 years later, President Obama is recommending that Congress add nearly 12.3 million acres of refuge land to the National Wilderness Preservation System.
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A final Environmental Assessment and Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) have been completed for the climate change study planned at Lake Peters within the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Wilderness Area. Changes between the draft and final assessment include elimination of the use of helicopters and restrictions on motorboat use. Additional stipulations are described in the documents below.
one of Planet Earth's own works of art. This one symbolizes freedom: freedom to continue, unhindered and forever if we are willing, the particular story of Planet Earth unfolding here." - Lowell Sumner (pioneering NPS biologist)
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