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And that's it for season one of Friendship is Magic. So yeah, no Best Night Ever either. That being said, let's move onto Season 2.
I felt like I was an only one that actually hate this episode.....
This is probably the ONLY episode I ever want to watch of New MLP.
I really did not like this one.
An episode of a show about a bunch of multi-colored ponies running around scared me more then "The Exorist"
I have a serious problem...
I have a serious problem...
Party of One is also my favorite episode as it explores deep into Pinkie's psyche. Her snapping scared me.
Pink isn't a good character in this, though. My sole complaint.
But the episode is fan-tastic.
But the episode is fan-tastic.
If this spawned cupcakes, I would've hated it to it's guts >.<
Apparently it didn't. According to kost sources, this actually aired AFTER Cupcakes.
Exactly, which is why I said I would've.
I actually really like this episode.
Next to Pinkie Pride, I find it the funniest.
I actually really like this episode.
Next to Pinkie Pride, I find it the funniest.
Why does everybody hate cupcakes lol
To date, this is my favorite episode of MLP: FiM.
I'd like this episode more if It didn't start cupcakes.
Technically, the fanfic came first.
Oh wow. I was stupid. I mean it is called CUPCAKES for a reason. Now I don't like "Call of the Cutie" as much as I did.
"The emotion is enough to pull through any weaknesses." I strongly disagree.
This was the first episode I watched and it also introduced me to Cupcakes (Shutters).
And so, it's with this episode that the fandom unleashed it's inner monster...
I'm surprise this past the censors but I guess its very cartoony to get it threw.
Also, I think I know what 2 of the episodes from season 2 are going to be on here. Don't want to accidentally spoil it.
This episode took me off guard when Pinkie went into her depression state. But other then that, this episode is undoubtably funny! Again, Mrs McCarthy never ceases to write a bad episode, unless she's in a collab with more then one writer.
You might want to reword that last sentence, but I understood what you meant. I actually think this is McCarthy's one bad episode, but you already knew that That video explaining why should be up in a few days, hopefully. I really need to get this thing off my chest. (Wish there was a plz icon of that scene from Spongebob.)
I see. I don't watch that show too much, but I love MrEnter's animated atrocities on the really bad episodes.
I... see. I think.
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On Tuesday, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad rejected President Obama's latest feckless floating nuclear deadline. So ends 2009, the year of "engagement," of the extended hand, of the gratuitous apology
Twenty-five years ago this week, I wrote my first column. I'm not much given to self-reflection -- why do you think I quit psychiatry? -- but I figure once every quarter-century is not excessive.
In the 1970s and early '80s, having seized control of the U.N. apparatus (by power of numbers), Third World countries decided to cash in. OPEC was pulling off the greatest wealth transfer from rich to poor in history.
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The United States has the best health care in the world -- but because of its inefficiencies, also the most expensive.
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Sure, Election Day 2009 will scare moderate Democrats and make passage of Obamacare more difficult. Sure, it makes it easier for resurgent Republicans to raise money and recruit candidates for 2010.
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Rahm Emanuel once sent a dead fish to a live pollster. Now he's put a horse's head in Roger Ailes' bed.
About the only thing more comical than Barack Obama's Nobel Peace Prize was the reaction of those who deemed the award "premature," as if the brilliance of Obama's foreign policy is so self-evident and its success so assured that if only the Norway Five had waited a few years, his Nobel worthiness would have been universally acknowledged.
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So Van Jones, the defenestrated White House green-jobs czar, once called Republicans "a--holes." Big deal. I've said worse about Democrats. I've said worse about Republicans. I've said worse about members of my family (you know who you are).
What happened to President Obama? His wax wings having melted, he is the man who fell to earth.
Obamacare Version 1.0 is dead. The 1,000-page monstrosity that emerged in various editions from Congress was done in by widespread national revulsion not just at its expense and intrusiveness but at the mendacity with which it is being sold.
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if anybody has fun testing new software or need an rss reader, I'd love to read your feedback about a project:
Ginger is a web-based rss feed aggregator. It runs on a local web server (no online serves, but of course the rss feeds itself) and can be used from multiple users.
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In every NFL draft -- actually, with virtually every selection in every round of any draft -- beauty is in the eyes of a team's allegedly elite contingent of talent beholders.
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I believe you are correct. I have had someone point out that it also closely resembles a juvenile bald eagle. Eagle is one of the clans of my people. It is possible that was the bird that I saw although perhaps and it has been suggested that seeing it triggered a vision of the thunderbird.
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The main point of your sighting was not to identify a Thunderbird or not. I would say that the sighn given to you is your ancestors asking you to look into your family background. Find out about not only your cultural roots but also any genetic commonality that you may need to find out about or discover.
The idea of looking at family history with your doctor comes to my spirit...heart...diabetes...heart disease....with you or your children or Grandchildren...
Hope this helps you.
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The Offering of the Pipe, from Black Elk Speaks:
Hey hey! Hey hey! Hey hey! Hey hey!
Hey hey! Hey hey! Hey hey! Hey hey!
Grandfather, Great Spirit, you have been always, and before you no one has been.
There is no other one to pray to but you.
You yourself, everything that you see, everything has been made by you.
The star nations all over the universe you have finished.
The four quarters of the earth you have finished.
The day, and in that day, everything you have finished.
Grandfather, Great Spirit, lean close to the earth that you may hear the voice I send.
You towards where the sun goes down, behold me;
Thunder Beings, behold me!
You where the White Giant lives in power, behold me!
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You where the summer lives, behold me!
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Great Spirit, Great Spirit, my Grandfather, all over the earth the faces of living things are all alike.
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Now, my friend, let us smoke together so that there may be only good between us
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I wonder how sharp their beeks are...Razor sharp so as to look like a cattle mutilation? Just thinking outloud.
The loss of the Buffalo would have a devastating effect on the migratory habits of birds of such size. Not everybody makes the connection, but it is pretty simple stuff, without the herds, migration became very difficult and many of the young birds as well as some of the adults died on their way south. We are talking twenty-five foot wingspan Teratorn type birds, animals so huge they couldn't hunt in woodlands or heavy foilage. They needed large open area suchs as the Great Plains or the Argentine Pampas to navigate and hunt.
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Very good Raven story.....I will retell that one if I can get your OK.
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Chat with Mike and Bob Bryan
The Bryan Brothers have won 52 titles together, including seven Grand Slam titles. They have had a strangle hold on the ATP World Tour's No. 1 world doubles ranking for the last several years. In 2005 and 2006, they set a record by competing in seven straight doubles Grand Slam finals, winning three.
The month of March provides a tough schedule for the Bryans. They will be competing in BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, Calif. starting Thursday. Then, once that's over, they play in the Sony Ericsson Open, starting March 25 in Miami. It's a part of "Game. Set. March," the busiest month of tennis in the USA (outside of the U.S. Open).
Send in your questions now, then join the Bryans on Tuesday at 4 p.m. ET!
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Buzzmaster (3:51 PM)
Tennis stars Mike and Bob Bryan will be by at 4 p.m. ET to chat!
Buzzmaster (4:02 PM)
We've got the guys!
Phil (LA)
Do you guys ever get annoyed with each other? Your brothers, playing partners, you must spen the majority of time together.
Mike Bryan (4:03 PM)
Yeah, the answer is yes. We do get annoyed with each other. We're together all the time. 45 weeks together on the road. WE live together. We share everything. We do get in some fights. We try the best on the court to minimize the fights. That's the reality of being brothers. In the big moments, we put that brother stuff aside. We're getting better at putting that stuff aside over the years. It hurts us once or twice a year.
Bob Bryan (4:03 PM)
Being twins is a little bit different then just being brothers. We have more of a special bond then just being brothers.
Sam (Yorba Linda CA)
Bob, Having won all four majors, Indian Wells may be the biggest tournament you guys have never won. Does that provide some extra incentive this year?
Bob Bryan (4:04 PM)
Definitely. We always try to focus extra hard on the tournaments we haven't won. The last one left is Indian Wells. We're already out in the desert. We're preparing extra hard. We feel that it is our hometown tournament. We want to hold up the trophy at the end of the week.
Terry (Phoenix)
How hard will this month be for you guys? Playing in two tournaments, back-to-back?
Mike Bryan (4:06 PM)
Yeah, we're prepared for these. We consider them the fifth and sixth biggest tournaments of the year. You get a few days off in between. It's a month of preparing, but you're only playing 10 matches. We're mentally fresh and we have a lot of momentum going into the year. We're looking to knock off Indian Wells and go to Miami to three-peat which we haven't done very often.
Rob (Boston, MA)
Congratulations on your 2009 season to date. Good luck in Indian Wells. This is your year to get that one. Apart from winning each tie, what is your favorite part of playing Davis Cup?
Mike Bryan (4:08 PM)
It's a huge event that we've always wanted to play in. It's bigger then playing for yourself, you're playing for your country. It's a big week. We love playing in front of the US fans. It injects energy into our matches. We treat each match like a Grand Slam. We treat each match like it could be our last.
Bob Bryan (4:08 PM)
It's really a rush playing in front of such a vocal crowd. I think the highs and lows are magnified in the Davis Cup. Luckily we've won more then we've lost. Every win is extra sweet because you get to share it.
Julio W, Manchester, TN
With all that you've accomplished, what are the remaining goals for your careers?
Bob Bryan (4:10 PM)
We definitely start out with goals at the beginning with each year. THat's peaking for the big ones. The Slams and Davis Cup matches. Even though we've done a lot in tennis we want to continue to win and do it over and over. We know there are areas in our game that we can make stronger and stronger. We want to be one of the best teams of all time. Hopefully we'll look back on our career and have a ton of titles.
Sam (Yorba Linda, CA)
What advice would you give as to how to get along on the court, for those of us that can't help but get discouraged when a party is playing subpar?
Mike Bryan (4:11 PM)
The key is you have to be positive. You always have to be complimenting your partner. If I get on Bob, his play suffers. You can't think about anyone's misses on the court. You ahve to think about the positives.
Bob Bryan (4:11 PM)
Sometimes you have to act. Sometimes you're feeling discouraged with your partner. But sometimes you have to put on a happy face and act.
Mike Bryan (4:11 PM)
Less is more. When I feel like I could say something about Bob's game, I don't say it. He doesn't like to take any criticisms, so I keep my mouth shut.
Brian (Chicago)
So has it always been doubles for you two? I mean with so much accomplished in doubles have you guys ever considered singles?
Bob Bryan (4:13 PM)
No. We both played singles growing up. Pretty successful junior players and college players, but we always had more fun in doubles. Being able to share the wins and trophies. Once we went in doubles, we didn't look back. Playing Davis Cup is the biggest thing we wanted to do. With Agassi, Sampras, Roddick around, there wasn't much of a chance for us on the team as singles. We would much rather have this niche we've created in doubles and be on top of the world.
ben (chicago)
what is the one thing you focus on most when playing a match
Mike Bryan (4:14 PM)
If we're playing a doubles match, it's keeping our energy high. We wnat to keep jacked up. Tactically, we want to focus on a high first serve percentage. And going in we usually have a gameplan going in. We're focusing on that. Just letting our shots go and being aggressive. We don't want to play it safe.
Brad (Gadsden,Alabama)
Do yall have any pre-match rituals?
Bob Bryan (4:15 PM)
We have a ton of rituals and superstitions. It's rituals that get you through the tight times in the tournaments. It's eating the same breakfast, listening to the same song, showering in the same shower. We're pretty superstitious out here and when we're going we don't like to change things up.
Justin (Spanish Harlem, NY)
Which Slam city is your favorite to be in for restaurants, night life, and sightseeing?
Mike Bryan (4:16 PM)
Right now, my favorite is the Aussie Open. We stay at the Crown Casino. It's basically a city within a city. You don't have to leave. They have practice courts. There's a beautiful river going through it. At this point in our lives, that's my favorite. I used to like New York, but there's too much hustle and bustle there. I'm getting a little older now. I like to get to bed early.
Jake (Philly)
bigger for March, tennis or basketball?
Bob Bryan (4:18 PM)
Well, in our world, it's all about the tennis. But in the lockerroom, all the players get in a March Madness pool. The players are all keeping an eye on basketball, but we'd all like to win out on the tennis court then the MArch Madness pool.
Mike Bryan (4:18 PM)
Thanks a lot for doing this. Thanks to all the fans for supporting the game. We're excited for Indian Wells and Miami. It's March Madness for tennis.
Bob Bryan (4:19 PM)
Thanks to everyone for signing on and chatting and supporting us and supporting doubles. It will be a good month of tennis.
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TNR: Obama and McCain Two Sides of Same Coin?
In The New Republic, Michael Crowley attempts to describe McCain and Obama as remarkably similar. Opening line:
Go ahead and read it and come back (quickly, please, I don't want to lose you). Crowley goes on to describe ways in which McCain has questioned the authenticity of Obama's "reformist" credentials (through "sarcasm" and "contempt"), while Obama has done the same to McCain (through "cracks" and "snickers"). But I don't quite get the parallel.
The piece only dishes on McCain's temper and Obama's partisanship. So when Crowley describes both as being equally unwilling to meet in the middle ("Still, for all their talk of bipartisanship, neither man had demonstrated much of it"), I'm left scratching my head.
All of Crowley's sources admit that Obama really was "carrying water" for Harry Reid. Nowhere does Crowley show that McCain was doing the same for the Republicans -- in fact he does quite the opposite by referencing McCain's "sense of honor" that was offended by Obama's failure to live up to his word on crossing the aisle. Meanwhile, conservatives remember well enough McCain's willingness to cross them the aisle.
The biggest problem with this approach is the weight placed on McCain's temper. We've already seen this story. We haven't seen the story (and badly needed Crowley to write) about Obama sheepishly bowing to party pressure and playing the Senate freshman. In this sense, it's pretty clear who's playing phony.
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Cash-on-Hand & College Enrollment: Evidence from Population Tax Data and Policy Nonlinearities
Dayanand S. Manoli, Nicholas Turner
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We estimate causal effects of tax refunds (cash-on-hand) on college enrollment using population-level administrative data from United States income tax returns. We implement two separate research designs based on tax refunds from the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). First, we exploit a nonlinearity in the tax refund schedule that results from the kink point between the phase-in and maximum credit portions of the schedule. Second, we use policy expansions in the EITC phase-out region. Both approaches yield similar results that suggest tax refunds received in the spring of the high school senior year have meaningful effects on college enrollment.
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Host Marianne Barisonek speaks with Carter Sickels about his novel The Evening Hour.
In the economically depressed, shifting landscape of Dove Creek, West Virginia, 27-year-old Cole Freeman works as an aide in a nursing home — but deals drugs on the side to make ends meet. Cole sells his clients a type of escape, but actually leaving seems impossible. When a disaster befalls these mountains, though, Cole is forced to confront his fears and, finally, take decisive action — if not to save his world, to at least save himself. Carter Sickel's The Evening Hour is the debut of a novelist depicting characters in an iconic American landscape in the throes of change.


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Edwin Kagin was the son of a Presbyterian minister and his own son is a minister in Kansas. But the Union, Ky., lawyer spent his professional life fighting what he saw as the incursion of religion into public life, most prominently as national legal director of American Atheists Inc.
Edwin Kagin, the son of a Presbyterian minister who became an atheist and one of the nation's leading advocates for the rights of atheists, died March 28 of natural causes at his home in Union. He was 73.
Mr. Kagin was national legal director for American Atheists Inc. and spent his career criticizing the incursion of religion into public life.
He also was a self-described eccentric whose differences from the norm extended to his family.
"He used to use the line, 'Any kid can have a normal father,' " said Mr. Kagin's daughter, Heather Kagin Kennedy of San Francisco. "He used to show up at soccer games in a safari hat. He looked like Indiana Jones.
"He loved to do things to prove a point, so he would do them in an extreme manner," she added. "Like brandishing a hair dryer and doing 'de-baptisms' on people."
Although Mr. Kagin spent his life as an atheist, his love of family showed with his son, Steve, a minister in Cummings, Kan.
"He was a good father," Steve Kagin said. "Even though he was in all these lawsuits and was fighting Christianity all over the country, any time he was in town, he was in a church with me to watch me preach."
Born in Greenville, S.C., Mr. Kagin moved several times with his father's pastoral jobs, including a four-year stint in Ludlow.
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Mr. Kagin attended Wooster College in northern Ohio for several years before graduating from Park College in Missouri. He graduated in 1972 from law school at the University of Louisville and became a defense attorney.
Outside of his work, Mr. Kagin enjoyed travel, camping and collecting eccentric things.
After marrying his second wife, Helen, in the mid-1980s, Mr. Kagin ramped up his work of defending atheism. He filed a lawsuit in New York over a cross at the 9/11 Memorial.
"He enjoyed fighting fundamentalists," Steve Kagin said. "I think that was a hobby."
Those fights extended to the Creation Museum in Petersburg, which Mr. Kagin protested from the day it opened.
"He thought teaching children creationism was child abuse, because he thought that was teaching children a way the world worked that wasn't true," Heather Kagin Kennedy said.
Mr. Kagin was preceded in death by his wife, Helen Kagin.
He is survived by sons Steve Kagin of Cummings, Kan., and Eric Kagin of Louisville; daughters Heather Kennedy of San Francisco and Kathryn Cohan of Louisville; stepdaugher Caroline Good of Northside; sisters Mary Kramer of Jeffersonville, Ind., and Roberta Kagin of Minneapolis; and five grandchildren.
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You know them as well, don't you? The mails you get to tell you that you won in a lottery (maybe from Microsoft). From what we know today, this is one of the biggest growing types of Internet Fraud today and guess what – I am expecting this to even grow more with the economic downturn as people tend to want to believe in such things as soon as money becomes a little bit tighter.
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Maybe yes,that's a good hypothese but can you put some links about other locations affected by this vortex ?
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Yes, I remember them in the second episode flying a plane over the forest and using a thermal camera to look for anything abnormal, and they saw that the clearing near the center of the forest was much much hotter than the rest of the forest. Whether or not that would be natural, or even if it was REAL, I can't say.
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We started our day with a continental French Breakfast. To say we were disappointed would be a huge understatement. There was French bread, croissants, and chocolate au pain similar to the ones we were served in London, only not as fresh, and only about a third of the size. My preconceived notions were once again proved wrong. Where were all the decadent French pastries I have always heard about? Not here, that was for sure. Other choices were corn flakes, bananas, room temperature orange juice, coffee, tea, and water. I realized how thoroughly the Thistle hotel in London had spoiled us. I don�t think I�ll ever experience another breakfast spread that will match theirs. It was enough to meet our needs, but my greedy palate wanted more. My fault, not theirs.
We soon loaded the coach for the half hour drive back into Paris. At first I wondered why we were staying so far out, but decided it was probably for our safety. I don�t think Paris is the type of town anyone would be comfortable with the idea of a teenager sneaking out at night to explore. After all, kids will be kids, and even the best of kids make poor choices at times. The Saphir has lovely grounds, and plenty to do from tennis courts, gardens to walk in, game tables, lounges with big screen tvs and plenty of seating, to a very nice pool.
This morning the traffic was not nearly as chaotic, but still too crazy for my taste. The parts of Paris we drove through were less seedy for the most part, and there were interesting old buildings and sidewalk cafes to enjoy. The prude in me did tend to frown disapprovingly when Bert, our driver, pointed out the sex district and all of the exotic shops for sex toys. Their windows and ads were obvious enough, they really did not need attention called to them, especially with a bus load of teens, mostly ranging from 14-17 in age. The historic Moulin Rouge was in the mix.
Our first stop of the day was to visit Montmartre, and view the Basilique de Sacre-Coeur. (I still can�t pronounce either one correctly). It was gorgeous! Words cannot describe. Photos weren�t allowed. Selfie addicts were ignoring the rule, but we chose to respect their rules. Bathrooms had attendants, so we had to wait permission to enter, and have our stall checked before leaving. Interesting. One young lady was being chewed out (in French of course), and was sent back to her stall. Don�t know if she forgot to flush or what but, WOW, made an impression on me. Wish we had that in the states. Public toilets wouldn�t be so gross then.
Shopping in Montmartre was an experience and a half. I don�t think I�ve ever been anywhere quite so crowded, and it wasn�t even a holiday or special event. Our first stop and purchase was at a street-side creperie. I was fascinated watching them make crepes to order. We had never tried them before, so we decided that would be our lunch for the day. Mine was dusted in a sugar concoction, and a fresh lemon was cut and squeezed over it. It was utterly divine, and quite satisfying. Kept me full until dinner. My son got one filled with fresh whipped cream. He loved it, and it was hilarious watching him eat it. It was like he was 2 again. There was no way to bite it without getting it all over his face!
Right around the corner, the artist were set up, painting and sketching and selling their wares. For a while, I regretted that I didn�t buy an original painting to bring home, but now that I look around my house, I don�t know where I would have hung it, so it was a good choice. Around the corner and down the street, all kinds of different shops were set up. I looked for a t-shirt, but didn�t find one I liked, but I did find a beautiful scarf at one of the shops on the right. I recently learned how to tie them so that the fit like a vest. Can�t wait to wear it to school, and have people ask, �Where did you get that?� and be able to reply, �Oh, just a little shop in Paris, France.�
Believe it or not, cars and motorcycles go up and down this street, and the crowd parts for them to pass, then fills right back in. Insane. I just have to share photos of these bras, panties, and pants for sale. I could not believe the way they were displayed. These were actual store fronts, not yard sales! It amused me that the throng of people around them stepped back out of the way as soon as they saw my camera up to take the shot. Wish people taking selfies were that considerate.
At the intersections, we would often see statue people, who would pose for a picture with you in hopes that you would throw some change into their case. Every visible part of this guy was shiny gold. I wonder how he stood all that make up, and how hard it was to wash off.
Early afternoon, we boarded our coach with a tour guide who pointed out many famous buildings, and shared some of the history of France with us. Her accent made her difficult to understand, and I always felt like I was a sentence or two behind. For some reason, many people liked to sit on the steps of the National Music Academy and eat their lunches.
Because the streets were not laid out on grids, the buildings were often odd shapes.
We ended up at the Louvre. I was not prepared for the size and magnitude of it. You could spend a month inside and still not see everything. We were free to explore the sections we wanted. Even with the map, it was difficult. We stuck with our son�s areas of interest, and viewed the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and the Greek, Roman, Etruscan, and Medieval sections, (with a quick run through the Egyptian section, my choice) before we ran out of time. When he was younger, I had read On Etruscan Time by Tracy Barrett to him. He loved seeing all the pottery and coins and other artifacts that were in the book. It was difficult to get a decent picture of Mona, because the painting is really very small, and the section is roped off, so you have to stand quite a ways back from it, and hope your zoom works. Not to mention all the selfie addicts who have no qualms about shoving their way right in front of you.
Next, it was back to the Restaurant Le Saulnier for our dinner. We had chicken cordon bleu with salad and fried potato chunks with chocolate mousse for dessert. Our entr�e was smothered in some kind of sauce, which we scraped off to make it edible. The mousse was heavenly. I could have eaten a huge bowl of that! The rest was ok, we just don�t care for any kind of sauces or gravy on our food. Others really seemed to enjoy it.
Afterwards, it was off for an evening cruise on the Seine river. The views were gorgeous. Unfortunately, a rude selfie addict stood up in front of us for the majority of the cruise. He would not take a hint no matter how many people were asking him to sit down so that other people could see. Is there a selfie anonymous organization to help these people??? If not, there certainly ought to be. Luckily, I was sitting by the side of the boat, and had told my son to sit behind me instead of beside me, so at least we had an unblocked view to the side. Couldn't look back though. You guessed it. More selfie addicts back there.
I loved some of the artwork on buildings.
My preconceived notions about the bridges were all wrong. I had always heard about the many bridges over the river, and had assumed, because of the way they were mentioned in stories, that they were pedestrian bridges where people went to enjoy the view. Wrong! All of them had more vehicles than people on them. This one had to be reinforced because of the weight of all the padlocks people had put on it as a symbol of their love. Interesting tradition. Too bad hubby�s lock had broken.
Every few �blocks� you would hear a different kind of music blaring, and see people eating and dancing along the river side.
Loved, loved, LOVED the cruise! Despite the selfie addicts. Today�s impression of Paris was much better, but I still wouldn�t want to live there. You can see that our day was jam packed full of activity, and we were ready for that ride back out to our peaceful hotel in the country for a good night�s sleep.
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Walla - I can't thank you enough for posting all these travel blogs. I am enjoying them immensely. I am even losing a little sleep over viewing them, but they are worth it. Such great photo's and all. You amaze me with all you do and get done.
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I am jealous you got to see the Louvre, I've been to Paris twice and still didn't get to see it, I just watched a PBS video on the Mona Lisa, there were two done at the same time and one wasn't finished (she looks younger in it), and it has pillars and a different color in the background very interesting show they even did carbon dating and other tests to authenticate it.
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I am SO jealous and happy you had a rgeat time. Selfie addicts are idiots
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What an awesome experience .... Thanks for sharing all your pics!
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Sounds like you had a pretty good time, minus the breakfast! LOL!
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Thank you for sharing your trip! Love your blogs!
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love the pics and sounds like a good time
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Love the pics, so awesome!
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thanks for the pics of Paris. I have been there twice and absolutely loved it and hope to get back again in the next 5 years. It is busy and a very different kind of life than what we are used to here in the US. I am glad you were able to get such great pics. The one of the Mona Lisa was fantastic, when we went I couldn't get close enough to take a good picture of it. The Louvre is overwhelming to the senses to say the least!
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Wow .............. I am jazzed!! And hope you don't mind ............ But as a 'grown adult' I too would have snuck out in the middle of the night ..................
.. And yes--as one said ............ thanks for being such a great tour guide!!!
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Thanks, your travel essay brought back lots of memories! As I recall the outlying hotels are more reasonable in price and more modern in amenities. The only problem I ever encountered in Paris came from a fellow American, but I had a Frenchman who ran interference for me.
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The amount of food they eat is less Good food cooked and served Sauce is nice We eat to much fried or plain food Other food is a required taste
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Wow - Jam packed is an understatement!! It is amazing how much you saw in the course of the day - bet it felt like two!!
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Wow, this is amazing! I wish I was there with you.
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The photos are amazing!!
for bringing us along.
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Hope you are having fun reliving your trip.
And thank you for sharing.
hugs, audra
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Never heard of ANYPLACE where they check the stalls before you can leave! YIKES!
Despite the cons, sounds like Paris was a good experience.
Thanks for sharing the pictures and "taking us along" on you tour of Paris!
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Sounds like you had another great day.
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Paris really does have great pastries. You have to get away from the tour bus venues though. The sidewalk cafes are awesome. I enjoyed spending time at them, drinking cafe au lait and eating those fabulous pastries and watching the people walking by, many with their dogs. We stayed in a small French hotel near my son's apartment and had a great time, although the staff of our hotel spoke very limited English. We were very close to the Eiffel Tower, although I never went up in it. I hated getting near those tourist areas, as you'd be besieged by all those scam artists!
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Sounds like Paris is living up to it's name and fame.
Thank you for being such a great tour guide!!!
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Paris actually is quite safe even for teens. We usually stay near one of the universities and it is busy day and night. Our favorite area is near the Sorbonne at Boul Mich and Ste Germaine. Last time we had an apartment in the Marais and again felt very safe all the time. We seldom stay in a large hotel. I'm sure why you were in the outer arrondissements was the number of rooms you needed. In the old city centers most hotels are small.
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